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New York
Stock Market
New York, August S.?Prelimlnar)
juutations in Mocks to-day pointed to
a continuation of. ytSterdu> advance.
Business was on a scale during inc
urst hour representing a million share
Session and nearly ail substantial
k..,.:..- Realizing lor proilts Ibltowi'd
tin.- opening ouiouist, however, aild by
midday man> gains had turned to
alight lO* SI 8;
Activity was most pronounced in
Reading and Lchigh Valley, the tor
bier taking leadership from Steel.
American Can, which was believed to
bear close market relationship to the
anthracite stocks, also became sud?
denly strong, while standard rallwit)
shan ( we:. negh cted,
steel attained a slightly higher level
than on the preceding dn>. Put re?
flected pressure, which was ascribed
In part to th< sovirt strictures di?
rected anatnst the steel Corporation
by the Mar.M committee,
In the late dialings nativity dwin?
dled perceptibly, and the market-;
t one became more Irregular, whlli
some of the hitherto strong specialties
also yielded much of their ndvnhce.
This condition was coincident with the
publication of the government's cotton
rt as of the latter j\art of July,
showing a prospective yield much un
d-r the average of thy- past de< tdc,
with resultant nervousness in local
cotton options.
Time money continues to hold Arm. ]
with an increasing demand, while call .
1 ? a nre on the decrease.
Ponds manifeste,; n better demand.!
especially In the nir.r- speculative!
?
sl\ months. 4 r.-ij ' i'rmv mercan?
tile paper. 4 \-2'S' per cent Sterling
exchange weak, at $1 si*<- for si.xty- 1
da-. Mils and It tfor demands ?
Commercial hills. $4.c:< ~-4
richmond ?.t.k r market.
By Richard tv. Maury,
Stork tri P,-r.d Proher. 1":; K Mala Street i
SALE? AT BOARD.
SALES AT BO Alt D.
Virginia Centurias?LOOO at Si; 1,000 at ss i
STATE 5ECURITIES BidV Asked.
Virginia ss, Oid. c tr.i r.. 1?- . ???-, .
Va Centuries. :-3, C. and R. 1?:.
KAuLRQAD BONDS.
A C. I> R. R Con. Ir. I r 95
". C- L. R. R Conv. Debs. 4.?. IMJ 194
>". and O. Gen'l M . tHs, I?.1. 101
rt.i, Sou. and Fla.. . IM
lirorgla and Ala. Con Ss. 1J45 ... 1"5
: 11 .,: and West. By. ts. 9J
t-mi -rj Adjustment ;.. titi _ -?i
tr'ii fl illv lit 6a : -i ... \r,
Fe. B. Dev and ?f. M 4?. mi . ;j
Wolirn V. r ].t f.. c., 1911 .... 103
STREET RAOILWAY BONDS
Nor ?nd Porti Trac, Co Ss. ?
;
STREET BY. STOCKS. Pi;.
V.-. Hy and Power Co pfd .. :or. t
Va Ry. und Power Co. com ...1(0 47
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Southern Railway nfd.-7!
t'nuthe-n Railway . am..._ 104 .'?
H.'.NK ANT) TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National .:? in
Broad Street. Ii ?".
Nation?. St.it- and City BankdOO 2M
Richmond Bank and Trust Co. ?3 Sl'-i ...
Union Rank of Richmond .... ?'
vjrslnia Truat Com;n.ny.160 ICO
West End. --. i;i.i c
M1SCBLLANEOVS
Vn -Car. ("h'm. p'>! ' p - IK 117
Quotation? for Interest paylnc bonds are
at a pries to war h Interest mus| i added,
lnrome bonds ar'l c-.rtlflrales of tndvbt. ,1
Brai are flat.
BOND LIST
Allli-Chalmers Ss. ctfj it-idi.
American Tobae?? Co- nid I? ?
American Tobacco ?"0. old ?? (asked).. Ui'<;
Atlantic Coast Line ?.?? 45 (btdl_ ...
A ? L-L. and N i- (bid). W
A t.. conv 4f i In Baltimorei .iopj
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. t'-_.i ? ',
I.lPK-t: and Myers Ts.i;o?;
Lorlllard Company Ss. :>??,
LorlHard Company Is .
Norfolk and Western conv. if. ilT*;
Pinboard a If Line stamped t?. S7?i
Fe'abos rd \lr??JSiif ad I Ss 7jit,
Southern t^tiwsy. \K .
? i
t^hiled States Stael 5nd I? .
( r>l luv \i.\i;ki. i -
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
HOT BAfP" MAIN SI REST.
.1 00 IktAKKS A STA RT. 1 PER
CENT. INTEREST.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sale*.
Stock.
BY THOMAI
Open. High. Low.
Allls-Chalmers, l*t paid..
AUls-Chal., pfd., 1st pd...
18,000 Amalgamated Copper ...
800 Amor. Agrl Chem., com.
A m.
Am.
Can. pfd.
and Kolindryi
Ahn r <':: n n i Koun.. prd
Ktm r.i mi ? :dtton "11
Am. Hide ami Leather, pr
American I.omotlve ...
Amor, locomotive, pfd..;
Amor, Malt '',,.. I'M.
a mi rum Smelting .
Amer. Sn iff Co . eonij ...
\ni> i loan Sugar .
Am. .? T. 1, ami T< ! Co...
Amerji an Tob?, co. pftl,.
Atlantic Coast Line.;
?
i:> ?, :i;? .1:- si ? . . com
Betbli ni Steel, pfd
British-Amer. Tob. Co...
Brit.-Ami Tob Co, rights
Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
i : tral L- atl ?-? orh
Canadian Pacific .
?1 . sai ? ?k< and Olilo
Chicago Great Western.
T. 'hi.. Mil. an.! Sc Paul...
8.140 Cl u II ;? Steel Cor., com.
325 Crii .? Steel, pfd.
2.E00 Chicago ami NorthWesI
SIX) Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado hud Southern.
1,600 Consolidated i;.is
D< ; :v. iin and Hudson
lien.. .- nd Rio Uran., com
p. ii nhd Rl ? Gran., pfd
?
?
1 . I Mln and Sm . pfd
>;'? w. Ilclnie fob, Co
\,U "? i lenei il Kleiitrlc .
1.SO0 Groat North? rn. pfd
?? Gries) Northern Ore ctfs
111) nols i ?? n t ral .
S,SfO Interboro-Met.
1X000 Interboro-Met., pfd.
83*1
61 s?
71%
62! 4
? i -
??%
nr.
......
itn,
31
61%
B%
118%
141*4
U.*>4
-?"?
s?4
ftffH.
loja^
104?
141%
31
20V4
N<%
41>i..
131 %i
B%
127
I I ? I
atnt
18%
HI'.
si
BRANCH A CO., Bankers and Brokers.
Closing.
Uli AsKcd Kales. Stock.
Open. lilirh.
414
I pi.i
?'"\
l'Tij
Is',
144% 144*4 HS
HIS
13) u
20%
t.- I
IDS
I SI
HP,
43',
1S114
2?%
27%
e.V..
37*.
Ii9 ,
li.'?
x%
lis%
126%
31%
124?
nr.i
109
200 In: Moi Marine, com... 4%
100 international Paper .... 16%
300 Int. Paper, pfd. ..71-,
Kan. Cltv South., corn.. 25
27,000 Lohlgh Valley . 170
7<". Liggett and Myers, com 21'~ \ *
Liggett shd Myers, ptd. ...
200 t.on 11aid Tob. Co.. com.?103
Lortllard Tob. Co. pfd. ...
1700 1... 11: -v 11!? ? arid Nashville M0
0 M 1.111.! < jopper .
-.?'< Mo . Kan and Texas
Mexican Petroleum _
l>*' Missouri Pacific .
I.ooo National l-ead .
IS" New Y.-rk Central.
MW N V.; t 'nt and Western
1,200 Nrofolk and Western.
:?.'?:: Northern Pacific .
2f\? P iclflc Mall .
ii' Pennsylvania .
rtiO People's ?'?x i-vv ?
>?"? j*. c . ?' and St L, com.
P.: ? ' . C and St. L. pf't. ?
Plttrburgh coal, com.
i.:<i Pi essed Steel Car ::?'.>*
1..:'. Pressed Steel Car, pfd.. I"1%
i!\ steel Spring, com.
<*.*>> Reading . l?H
itepubllc Iron arid steel ifjs,
TOO Republic I and S.. pfd.. R5%
2,800 Hock Island .
\,<m Rot'k Island, pfd
1 ,v.' Seaboard v'r Line.
1 ! " Seaboard Alf Line.
Sioss-Shcffleld .
1,600 Southern F'JelMc .
3,f?X> Southern Railway .
OX) Southern Hallway, pfd.
st ihdard Oil .
SX) Tennessee Copper .
MC> Texas Pacific . ?.
21.ITulon Pacific .
I. 700 l.'nlted States Rubber ;. ?3,h
68.1(?1 L'nlted States St. . i . 7*2%
II. " L'nlted States Steel, |>M 113%
c. s Cast i. Pipe, com.
I?0 v.. ?? !.. ' :liohi . x I't'e. 4*%
\"a -. :s r < :hemlCal. pfd.
JCO Wabash . 4%
m Wabash. pfd. lf>
1,300 Western t'nion . .V2
Weyman-Rrutoh To. Co. ...
Total sales for da;
. f.l'j
qom. 21%
Pfd. 64%
112%
171 ?,
Low.
4'i
I is
67%
PJC
IIS \
IJfi",
124%
1"1' =
l'rjS%
112U
?-".'??
43
172H
16
S2%
421.900 shares
l.tx* 11
lft-,4
...'s
t:",
lift's
SKiVi
lls
1'IS
?Jt'll,
ll.H,
i >; u
14%
Total sales for Week itlve days). I.fi31!"'. shares.
Ii to arrive Futures ciosrd easy: Augu?
Fer-tember. I2.SS; October. 12.78! De
eerr.ber. 12 7?. January. I2.S0; March. I"3i
May. lioo.
I.Of.AJ. MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va i
Richmond. Va., August t ?12.
ICTCAJ nilOLENAI.lv QUOTATION? Ol
MARKET.
LTVE POULTRT.
Chickens, all ?lies, lb. IT I?
liens. :i>. 8 13
Roosters, ear-.h. fj i?
Ducks, large, lb . :<
Ducks, small, young, '.b. .' -. ll
Trat'd
In crates. n?arb.v. frejih, d">-- A IT
In crates, other sections, des. !?>
Guinea eggs, du. ff 1
BUTTER.
i amliy, choice, fresh, lb. JO 3 U
Merchants', (air. lb. i>Htt
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, ehplci to jar.ry, ,o_ (t
Veala, poor in fmr. ib. t rj '?
iinni-rs. lb . I 'i t
Shoep, Ib.
L - m as, t-nrinp. ib.
Cattle, :':i!r to prime, lb
COUNTBY-CUREI
Ha.-r.s. well smoked, smalt,
Hems. Rf'i smoked. ' -ge.
w< . Unioktd,
f;. >uid<. r. -.v.- . i moked; I
RIDES
Dry flint, .b.
Dry Salt. 10.
Green; suit ix>.
Gri Ii, Ii.
lirei Iii il.iuiagrd.
11V4 J
wax. .o. \f :?
wool.
unwashed, tr.i r.jrr* a Si
unwashed, llglni) hurry. 3 U -i
unwashed, nied|um r-ur.-y u' -1
unawshedi b..;r*,. <f *s
MISCELLANEOUS
tots. Irish. No. 1. ou.\i 9 itM
i 1'otato's. No. 2, bbl. 100 La,
MARK KT CONDITIONS,
ultrj ? hlckeiis continue to come fret.y
market gl td?aily ,:? lining. Egal?Re?
il ? St?rket htgliei rind firm; Biit;
d inatid 1: ei'pti moderate. I.?:n:,s
ivlng Bio? *'M ?liiep, nogs und catt.?
i> .it (,?.-.!? d prlci s.
s I \v VOKK PRODI < ? MARKET.
tw York. Aujjutt 1 ?Flour?Easli i fi.r
? ? Inf r? v it -? mar..! (air. winter pat
i, It.Sotl K: ? I'iour and Bye- Quk i
hnicai Steady. Harle V?-Nominal. Wheat
-.1.1
it ... So ! red ll '"''? f. 0. b. afloat,
arrivi Fui r?.a \ ? net lower; 8ep
iber. ?'. Di S1.01S Corn?Spot
? , \; ; r> t. artr.nt Oats
?
ck; No . sic iiolnlnul : natural white
id I.an!
- ?. aid}
I'.riri
Sb adi
usust 6 ' ? ?
, m.it A IN >l \RI? I I
\ RKF.T.
.-?us: 1
?N 'fjllAN
91 I oi
No. 3 mixed (old!. ? ?
No : white (old!. j'
No. 3 white told>. ii' M
Winter seed, bag lots (new). IS b
BYE?Car lot*.
No. : i newi. 3 W
No 3 (new). S3
Virginia, hag lots (new)? 2 '2
ltl< HMONU HAY MARKET.
Richmond, V? . Aucutt 1. ttlS, i
Following uii tn< ,;joijuo;.s ot tho Ilten-)
noiid i! :? Exchange!
So l Timothy. CS so e
.No i Timothy. u 23.03 ;
No. 3 Timothy. 1100 v
Light Clover, mixed. It 23.W
No. 1 Clover, ml-xd._ Si.Oft d"
- Cidvel mixed. Nominal
So 1 Clovel. . Nonr.nk
So . <'. Nominal
STRAW?Comprened . ?i 900
LooiC-pre??id, large na>s... y 10.W
Load your ?ri bo th.it hay at door* i p.
to'n'j contents and thus avoid rejection-.
rbl? market gra bs hay In arer.rdnn<-n I
S'ltl Satl : i Hay Association
i Al l LE MARKETS.
Chicago, 111., August 2.?Cattle?Receipts
25,000 head. Market steady to weak. Beeves,
15.75?0.45; Texas steers. $587.10; western
steers, t; ?, tockers and feeders. H 'j
. cows and heifers. IJ.75tfS.40; calves.
t?.7; !:??.'? Hogs?Receipts 11.000 head;
market mostly :.31!?c higher, advance lost
on pack np calves. Light, l7.SOC5.tO: mix
? ?: ?'. SOIji $?>; heavy, J7.15 ? ''.5; rough 17.1a
ii 7 "C. pigs. I6.703S.00: bulk of sales. $7.?S
U.' Sheep?Receipts 1-VO.iO head. Market
arr.h? strong to iOc. higher. Sheep s 6w
and easy. Native I3.30fi-i.76: western. $3.50
Q i ?"-*. yearlings, $1.60135.75; lambs, native,
l . (vettern, it J 'Ii7.S5.
I N. v York August 1.- Beeves?Receipt!
liead. Steer* strong en limited re
I ..i lpts. hulls and cow* steady to firm; tliln
?a. slow. Steers. |J.50fJ9.6O; hulls, fl j
6,76; coiVi, J.'.SOfK.W Calvet?Receipts 4M
head: generally steady. Veals, is |U .?> So?
li ted $11.25r?H.S0 culls. $607.50! grosser,
?and buttermilks $ 17.00, Seep and
: Lambs--Receipts li.Wf 'art Sheep steady:
' iambs opened strong and closed ea*!-r
Sheep, 53 ?; ?.... . u..s. I.1 . : lambs. }? 7 .
$.74; culls fe :?? ????? Hogs?Receipts . i i
head. Half a .ar on so '-: mark.-: st.alj
st H7f.. jigs. $$.l?SJ.7t
Ririr.Moyit roitAcco market.
Richmond, v.l. August 2, lfsl2. J
rollowlng at. ; quotations or. the Rich?
mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
Lugs .$ 7 ?0 j, I S.M i
Short isaf . s.;n vr ?.io ?
. Long I. ..f. 5>.n? r,i j-o.) .
. vvrappeti . low y 16.05
BKIOHTS.
IBM?KERS?Ccramun . 7.03 tt i A'
i Medium . lO.&u a 12-01 ,
! 1 Ihe .?.00 ii l-.K'i
|i I rTERS?Cooioon . Uv .1 ^
' Medium . S5.o0 , 1". 'J
i uie . i??.?? it - .uO!
Fancy . Sl.ou ? -?' i"?
? ; ;.;.LK.--Cuunuo . V l' "5
Medium . 1.00 ?. ?.W
I <;;ofd . 13.00 y 15.0?
1 . 16 1)0 a ill j".
vVRAPf'ERS?Common. 1>.W .? iifcW
j Medium . .. ? oo 5; S-isJ
I .i,,..d . 15,00 if : ..30
! Eine. 3-M 'J ?7 51
j l"aic. y. ?U isl t6 00
-i-UREts? NEW.
!..k>. rommon to g??d. 6.5i '.[ '..CO
L-igs. it tj prlu.^. 7.60 it I.SO
Short ..-a.'. s.oi <u 10.00
Long Uaf. 10.W ;. 13 CO
M1SI I LI t M ill s XIAKKETS.
PETEitSnbT.fi PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported hj Rodgers. McCabu & Co.i
Petersburg, v.,.. August 2.?Peanuts?Hpan
? Ish.? Markt! firihl farmers' Spanish, '.'^'j. .
:???! hushe liimbo Spanish. 86c, per bushel;
.?:.? : sbelied pan - r* i pound; No. 1
? shelied. Spanish, i\r per pound. Virginias
Market n,ii!<tln far cy tumbo, S'c p< r
?d. 3? J^c. per pour.d. ih( :r.g rt"ck, 3c.
rer pound.
DRY GOOD? M V
New York. August 3. ? Jr.. i -i> of dry goods
arc doing * broader business, the week
pro"ing the best of t?". ?< -tr>- ijius far.
Cotton goods are tending higher. Wool
markets are very atror.k
NaVAL BTl ;..
Wilmington. N. C. August ;.-Spirits Tur
psntlne?Steady at 43c, receipts gv casks,
ltosln?Steady at K.16, receipts ?S barrel!
< rud< Turpentine?Firm it 13 i". d lW, re
i elpts IS barrels.
Savannah, tia , Atlgusi . Turpentine?
Pinn at j-i^ii 4>i?.- ; s.a.is 410 casks: r- eipti
-.? casks; (hlpinents ;,n casks stock
??ask*. Rosin? Firm; sali ? . b?rrele; re?
ceipts <t,0TS barrels; shipments l.tM iwrr'.i .
k, :"*".>. tiarrels. Quote! B,
maiu.nk im i i 1 RiBS'oe.
iviRT of Richmond. AfOL'ST :. ::-;..
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, ilartu rfolk, ni't- |
.-.?:!. I.se ar. a passengers < I'omlnlon 1-me. 1
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
.lames Rlvei landlngii n.irenand ie and p-is
11 ngers, Fui man L ne.
BAILED
Steamer Brandon. Ilarac). Norfolk, m?r-|
chandls? ami passengers, old Dou.lnlun la ue. !
Steamer furaaontas, Oravts, NorrolK ana
James River . mdtngs. merchariufae and pas?
sengers. Vlrg.:.iu Navlgat on Company i
Steamer Aurora; Kurma: . p. tersuurg an t
lames River landings, rhei is .a.?.- und pas-I
i? ..nd merchandise, Purrnan I.int.
Examinations Ludet Mnj.
[Special to The f Imes-DlspatCh. ]
Amherst; Ya.. August z-?The regulat
midsummer examinations for public
school teachers began here Wednes?
day. There ire lew applicants, ino*'
of the teachers ol the county having
attended the summer normal ni.ooh.
In the absence o: Superintendent K. C.
Campbell, who I.? it C'atawba Sanato?
rium, the examinations are being eon
ducted by Georg, Ii Bowles.
During th" summer months work Is
being ptisb'-d alon? on the macadam
road from Amherst Courtnouse toward
Sandlflges It ij. hoped that tins branch
of the road will ? completed before
tylnier weather comes oh. This w eek the
Bo|ird of Supervisors went over the
r....d from Amherst lO'Lirnehburg. This
branch of the lu nplkc iti scrlou?
ned of repair, an ! it Is hoped that a
plan can be bgrud ipori whereby it may
I ? resurfaced
I .llEllliellielil A nil nil II eeil.
I Special tu The Times-Dispatch.]
! Ap'pomattox, Vu.i August 2.?Much
Interest Is felt i.- ? and throughout the
I state In the engagement and approach
1 In? marriage of Misj F.dyth ilarhoi .\t
Iwood to Richard leter Palmer, Jr., of
!.Norf oik.
Miss Atwood ih the JaushtT of Mis.
: At wood and the late Captain John Ran
I dolph Atwooo. She w as educated at
I Hllllns College, iid since ner debut
! several seasons i _-n. has boon much
admired und eni lalned. Mr. Palmer
Is thi son ..f .lu ? and Jlrs. Richard
I Jeter Palmer, ol West Point. After
j graduating at '? ishlngton and i.re
[University he put ...,| a special course
In civil englneerl ^ ?t Virginia Poly
I technic Institut? graduating in the
clasl of 1007. flu Wedding will take
place In ?c! ibei but owintt to the
I recent hnreavemeiii Iii the family, it
Word
This mornitig to those who have appointed an
individual as Executor?and more particularly
an individual as Trustee in their wills.
Suppose the individual should di<- !, fore the
trust is completed?
linn- is the danger, and that's the rock
upon which many an estate has hcen wrecked.
Uc therefore most emphatically s.iy that a
strong Trust Company like this makes a safer
Ivxccutor and Trustee than an individual. The
above is but one of many reasons whj this is so.
Virginia Trust Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, One Million
INSTITUTE OVER
AT CHASE CITY
[8pecial to The Times-Dlspatoh. J
Chase City. Vu.. August I.?Tho Chase
City Summer Normal Institute has J'iHt
completed the most successful session
In Its history. The attendance has boon
equal to that of former sessions, ami
the character of the work 'lone has
not been excelled by that of any pro
vloue Institute.
About 60 |>er cent. Of tho teachers en?
rolled remained over to take tho reg?
ular State examinations, which were
given "Ii July 31 and August 1 and 2.
At tho last genorul assembly of the
fachers some Important uiinounee
inents were made concerning the plan?
and polb lea "f the next term. Among
these was the plan to form a board of
directors to consist of a number of
division superintendents, for the pur
pose "f bringing the school in closer
touch with the real needs of its terri?
tory Another plan is to increase the
local appropriations so that no tcoch
, rs will have to pay a tuition fee.
Presbyterian.
fir81 presbyterian church.- j
Preaching at ;i .v M. by the pastor. Dr. i
F. r. McPADEN The evening service will
til omitted. Sunday s, i.um at V.jj a. M.
Bible classes .. t H a. it
CHURCH OK TUB COVENANT REV. J. '
CAIA'IN b'I<b\V"AhT P. O.. r.iftor.-- .
{'real Ing at U A. M. l-y the p-jsiot. Colon
service ut night. >:lj. Midweek prayer
meeting Wednesday at s.u |> M Sat.bath
t-chool at 9iu a. M. and Bible classes at
|0 A. M. At the union service ut night j
Bevi J. J. SCHEPER. JR. of the First .
English Lutheran Church, will preach to
the united congregations of the West End
churches ?t the Church of tbe lon-.er.ant
at 1:22 r. M
SERVICES AT ORACH STREET PRE.S
bytertan Church at 11 o'clock a M .
preaching by the Her. M. B Rotter. No
service at night Sunday School at 9:ao
a M ar.d Wednesday r.lg.M -v.ee at 8 :s.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
church (corner drove Avenue and Elm
Streets)! Preaching Sunday morning at It
o'cloek by Rev. A l PHILLIPS. D. D. No
night -ervlces Sunday Sciiool at 3.30 a.M
R3SV. If, T ORIAHiAll, OF KAMPDEN
Sldney. will preach In the Second Presby?
terian Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. 1
No s. rvlce ?t night.
BAPTIST.
I'lRsT BAPTIST niTIIClI imWADAND
rwelfth Street??.-R?v. GEO W Me DAN*
I EL, t-> P . pa.?tor The Rev W. J. Mo
GLOTHl.I.N L> r> . of Louisville, Ky.. will
pr< ? Ii at 1! A. M and v.f f M Grad? 1
Sunday School. Raraca and Phllathe*
asset (A v. Patterson, Supt.i, 9:30 A. ,
M A ' welcome.
SECOND baptist CirURCB iPJtANK
ln and Adams S::e?ts>?perv.rej m jj
M. Graded Sunday School at 9 "0 a M
Orgai ?? d .-.as*, s 'or moi and women.
ii-. W r. L. SMITH. D. D. the lormer
pastor of this church, will preach A ?el
ORAC'E STREET BAPTIST 'IHR il
'??f?" and Fiueliec, Mr. ? Is > ?Pr-c-hlng
at 11 A M f> th. r?v. b, v. BAI.DV.
D. D. of Statesvllle. s. .- No ser?
vice a' nigh'. Sunday S'hool at l .'i a M.
?Hugh P. Paw. ]!, superintendent). Wed- -
ncsday e^enlng prayct-meetlng at ? :s
o'clock The public, especially strangers,
cordially Invited to worship with us
QROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Cliove Avenue and Harrison Street)?Rev.
W JAMES, Th Da pastor. Pres. hing
at 11 A M. by the Rev. e. B pollard.
? >f i'mt.r Se:n nar- st II A M Sundav
- I at ?:W A M. (Janiea R Wood.
Silpti). Pr.iyi-r-inecling Wednesday at S IS
MaSTHODIST.
? ENTENARV M E CHURCH. SOUTH.
?Ira ? ctt*et between Fourth and Fifth i
S'ffet?'--Itev W. J ViCNii. l>. l> . paatisr.
Prenel.lr.g at .1 a M and 8 13 P. M bv I
It*-., s C, HAT' HEP.. D. It. (Traded Sun?
day School, with organized classes, at 9:19!
A. M. All s<?ts free.
PARK PLACE M I-:. CHURCH, SOUTH
l?pji site Monroe Park; oh West Franklin
Street! list WALTER '! PARKER; p.ir
lor, will conduct the services end preach
st 11 A M Ho'.v communion after the
sermon No BervlC' ut night, bti.ir.ger?
find friends welcome.
AT a8bury methodist EPISCOPAL
church. Sunday, the pastor, Rev. j, I: e<l
OLBSTON, will preach at botli services,
taking for his theme in the morning "1)1
v|nlt) of Man ' and In ihe evening ' A
Christian:':* There will be special music a'
both services by the male octette and the
lady quartet.
CHRISTIAN
THIRD CHRISTIAN ? II rRf'H - DA v I D
FRAJNCISi minister. Bible Wie?! u r
A M. Preach ns services at ll A 31 and
-?!:. P. Mi Subjects for the day. "Chris?
tian Growth" and "Th. Man Who Lost AH
hut His tiod " You are cordially Invited to
nttend th*- services of this church on the
corner Of TWenO'fs'sth and Marshall
oeRMAN evangelical
ST. john'S HERMAN ipVANOEMOAL
I'hurch icorner Eighth and Marshall
Streets)?Rev. 0 ?ut?b, pastor To-mor?
row at 11 A M DEUTSCHER GOTTES'
DIENST: All seats fr.-. No evening ser?
vices during August.
Lutheran,
bethlehem evangelical i.uthe*
ran Church (corner Sixth and Clav Streets?.
Re., k Ii. M BUSCH ke, pastor. Sunday
Schoo) S tr. A M Sfrvlces ll o'clock n.,
evening ?eniee? during July nr.d August
christian SClBJCCE
REGULAR SERVICE i P pi rsi
Church of Christ, scientist, will be hSId to?
morrow morning In church edifice (cornet
Park Avenue sad M??cns Streut i at ll
o'loek. Subject. "Love" Wednesday even?
ing testimony and experience meeting nt
s ?} Tie- rend ng-rooms ire !..rated at
North Sixth Street, and are open every
WeeN day from 10 a. M. to S i? M. All are
cordially invited.
LvtllifOduS
RicLuiGini,FTBdcrictsli^ & Potomac R. R.
TO AN? FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Ittt'hinond
?."..?-?n a.M. Ujrd St.Sla.
?6.10 a.fl. Mala St. Sta.
?S.utl a.X. Main M. Ma.
?8.10 a.m. Bj rd SI. Ma.
?11.10 a.m. Iljrd St. Ma.
?Ii.HI noun Itrrd St. Ma.
8.00 p.m. Bjrrd St. sia.
tlt.su P.M. Iljrd St sta.
11.16 P.M. Ell :i Station.
?6.16 P.M. .Main SI. Slo.
? '.en i' m Iii rd -.t. Sts.
Arrlv.? Itlt'iiinond
?7.60 A.M. BtrdSkSts.
(I l.tt a.M. Klba ntallOD.
tllUli A.M. IS)rd SUSIS.
? I.P2 p.m. M-!i. M. Ma.
?8.60 P.M. Hjrd SI.Sta.
-ll It) p.m. lljrdM.Ma.
?D.OO I' M B)rd si.si,.
?n.J.-, p.M. BjrdSl.Sts.
?11.13 I' M. MsloSl.Sta.
1*18.64) nts-bt Iljrd st.si?
Pl.D'i nlgbl Main St. SI*.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN'S WEEKDAYS.
i.i-stii is)r>1 st. Sta. 4.00 P. K for I'rederleksbsrg
Lease Klba SU. A. M.,6.86 1'. H. for '.sliland
irrlri Itrrd st. Kls.8.86 .t.n. rrom Krederlekab'e,
irrlre Elba Sta. 0.80 A.H.,6Jtfl P.M. front ishlsad.
?Dfctiy. 1 V'eekdaya. ;3u:nla>'i only.
All trains to or from Uytd Strcst Station
stop at Klba. Time of arrivals and departures
oat euaranteed. Read the siens
southern k/ulway
1'ItEMlrlll ...Mlilt.lt Of IH.I SOUTH.
Trains Leaie Kit bmond.
i N. B.?Following ?ohedul. ||g ? ? .-, publish?
ed ns information ahd no*, guaranteed:
For Hie south ?Dally. 6:10 A. St l.oral
a- u A. M Expreaa. i:00 i*. M. Hipress.
?mi electric lighted Sleeping Car lor 41
?nta and Birmingham, 11:41 H 34, Express.
l\tt?K Day ":'o P. M. L?cal.
VullK RIVER LINTS.
1-30 I' M Dally -I'onn.-.utng for Haiti,
more Man Wed and Friday. e.? a. at.?Kx
tuu. ti.a I- P M.-Mon . \%.-d. ?nd Frl
.h> LiMral
irair.s Arrive Richmond.
From ihe .-..utn: e:M a M, ?:I0 a. V
j 1:00 P. M. s.os P. M. dally: :.' :.:, Ex. Sun.
Fr.,m Well Point: 9:.? a. M dally. L'.lli a.
il . Mor . Wed and Frl? 4:26 P M Ex Sun.
8. E BUROEKS, [j p a .
soi F. 3taln St ."hone \t?rtl?r,n 311
BRA BOA III? AIR LINK.
' touthbound trains ?chedulad '.?> mare itP-n
mon.1 dallyi l:0J a. M.-Local to Nor'tna.
) Ml p M. ?leepers and coaches, aI tan to,
Birmingham, Savnnnah, Jacksenvlllo. 1:3)
a M. .Bloopers and eoaoh*?, Jackaoavtlla.
ii p. M oieeper. and coaohoa, ..ant*.
i Birmingham, Mamphla. Sforthbound trams
SLhedulrd f atrlv. In Htelin.end dallf/l
1 7tM a. 34., ItM a. M., 6:06 P. M . 6:40 I'. 31..
I Lu*-30.
NOTICE
of
Call for Redemption
6% Ten Year Notes
Jefferson Realty Corporation
Notice is Hereby Given
to the Holders of Coupon Notes
Nos. 1, 3, 5f 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12,17,18, 19,
21. 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 39, 40, 44,45, 47,
48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 64, 65, 66, 68,70, 71,
72, 74, 76, 77, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 95,
Fur one thousand dollars ($1,ooo) each, of the serio> of six per cent, ton-year coupon
notes of Jefferson Realty Corporation, ?i.it<?<! March 2, 1908, that, in accordan c
with the terms of said notes, redemption of the same will lie made by Jefferson
Realty On poration on September I, 1912, that beinR the next date for the payment
of semi-annual interest due on said notes by the payment of the principal of said
notes, with interest accrued to the date >>f redemption, and the (naher sum of one
and one-half percentum of the fare \altje of said notes, provided -aid notes with all
unmatrilcd interest coupons annexed are surrendered on said date of redemption;
ami the holders of said notes are hereby req'iiied to present the samt with all unma
lured interest coupons annexed, for redemption in the manner above stated, on
September 1, 1912, at
American National Bank
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
If said notes arc nol presented (or redemption at said time and place, a stint
equal to the principal of said notes and unpaid interest dtlc thereon, and "tie and
one-half percentum of the face value thereof, will he deposited with the American
National Hank of Richmond, Vireihia, for the redemption of -aid note, when pre?
sented, and siid notes will thereafter i case to hear interest.
JEFFERSON REALTY CORPORATION,
Hv < > 1 . V. I-.ISK .hK. Secret.,f.
I
The Prestige
of a reliable and well-known banking institution reflects to the
benefit of its depositors. If you carry .in account with
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
you are recognized as being associated with an institution of
pre-eminent standing.
Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND, VA.
Twenty Years From Now
You will not regret having opened .t savings account. The
habit of saving is soon acquired, and deposit - of small amounts
from time to time, with the semi-annually compounded inter?
est, will show a surprisingly large balance to your credit in a
very short time.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
JOSEPH E. WILLARD. President
A. R. HOLLADAY . Nice-President
R. M. KENT, Jr., .Vice-President
R. B. CAMPBELL . Cashier
fAillll OUd?
Norfolk & Western Railway
Bched?la is E.'frct Jun< it?* UJl"
!.<???.* ii> rd Btrcat Station. Hlchmona you
NORFOLK: bl:l4 a VI . ??:? a. M., aj w
l M . ?? l* P. M . b: t: p. m
K?K LYNCHBURG AM) THE' WEbT: ?? :; 1
A M . <X a M . *i3 <?! y S. . ?? ? j>. m
Anne Richmond from Norfolk; ?11:49 a.
M . b;r?t a. m.. ?6 ii p m . bis p u
?;. M P. M rion, \V,.t *t i~. a SI
(1 It Pi SI . b-..?0 P, il.. U.vi P. M.. H P
M.
?Dally, aDally tx. Sunday b.cund?y onlj. 1
W, a BEV1LL. H BOSLET,
o. P. a . Knknalt? tj P A ? Richmond.
Atlantic Coast Line
1 ln> Standard Railroad "f thr houiN.
EFFEl T1 JUNE 15th. 1012
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DATE?
Kor Florida and South: l:U a 11 ?M
i r. m . i:uu a. it.
Kur Norfolk: "S.10 a. M . 9 Co A. M..
I M . t 10 P M . ??: lit t: m.
Kor N. & W. Ry. Wait: ?;:6 a. 11., 10?
A m . ?j:00 p. m . 3 ? P. M
Kor Pn.raburg: ; w a M . I ii a. If..
??;.:o A M. s;:0 A. M . 0:00 A. si., io.oo A.
M? l'i p. M . 4 P. 34.. 1:03 H M. < >
i\ it . "t:3i P. M , 9. So P, Sf . U:? P. u.
For Qrldaboro and Fayettcvlllt: M: 10 P.M.
traii.t ni.i? Richmond dally: 1:06 a. si
? w a. M . ?.ss a M. ?!.*; a. M.. "1'Uti a
M . '11)0 A. St.. "l^li a SI. ?2:10 I' SI
?*l 40 P, M . 0.(6 p, M . 1:23 I- M . 1:00 p.
s: . ? ? P. ii . ?*l0:ts p. SI., 11:jo p. si.
?Excapt Sunday. ??Su.tday only.
Tuna of arrival and dapartura and ?n
r.?ctlons not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL D r a_ ?.? Wala be
Chesapeake &. Uhio Railway
?;&0A.?Local- Dnlls ?Newport News.
t..u a.?Local?Dally?Cn'villa. Ex. fcuo, i
Thurmond.
t?:00 A.?Expr?a??Dally?Norfolk, ?'.d Point
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lcbbg.. Las. C Korg.
?12:00 Noon?Expreaa-r-Dally?Norfolk Old Pi,
?. j p Expreaa?Daily, (?.n.. E'villa.
|4:00 P.?Expreaa--Dally?Norfolk, :, Kawa,
1../J P -Local- Dally?N, Newa, Did Point.
tut I' - Local?iEx. Sun ? Uoi douevlll*.
K It P.- Local?Ex. Sun.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton rotdt.
?6 40 p.?Limited?Dnl >?- Clncln'tl, Chicago,
?11:00 P.?Expre?e?Dally?Cincinnati. L'vllte.
?Sleepers. IFnrlor can.
ilLAIN.- ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
I...st. 8 10 A. 11 . 7;40 p. St. Through from
East: 11:30 A. St., 2.05 I'. M.. 6:30 P. SI. Local
trom W.-?t. t:20 A. M-. "s> Oi A. M., Kid
7 20 P. M Through! i:W A. II.. U:M a.
St. and 2:?>0 1? M.
Jim?b Rlvar Line! "?:3S A. M , 6 40 p. M
??tinny 0??ept runilsj.
Kit Il.Mll.M) AND chesapeake BAY
RAILWAY ( OS1PANY.
Schedule of Rlectrlo Trulm, ffTfi-rtve May
10, nrt Leave Richmond, Lavirc! ami Urua-l
Btreeta: u'A-.m a. M., ?7:10 a. M., bS;lo A.
SI.. 9:10 a. M . "10W A. Si. 11:10 A. SJ.. 1:10
P. M. 2.10 P. M., i::n P. M . 1.1:10 P. M . 6:.o
P. M . ?:M P. M . 7 10 P. M.. US:10 P. M..
10 :u P. M , E:t; P. SI. Liave Aahland, Eng
land and Mapl? Stroeta: *i:56 a. M., b 1:00 a
M . ? ou a. M? bS:0.) A. M . 10:00 a. M . ??11:00
a M.. *12:00 M . "1:00 P- M . 2:01 p. SI . ; 00
p M . 4:00 P. M . b$:00 P. M.. 1:00 P. M.,
P V. . > 00 P. M , t'a ** P. M . 11:00 P. ?.
?Dally except Btinuty. "iir ony only.
bCarrlea bScsair?.
Richmond & Petersburg tlectnc Railwaj
l Car? U-uve Manchi aH r. Seventh ana Perry
i Streets, for Prtcraburt;:
?c. 7. 1. *!?. 10. 11. *EI a. SI.. E 2. ?3. 4. 4.
?? i :. ?. "J. 10 P. m.
I 11:00 P. M.. tor UfirttT. 12:00 midnlitht for
Fatart burst.
! can leave Peteratiurs. fort of Rycnmora
. Etrr't. tor Mahohestort
I |S:li. t:li. "flit. ?:?. ?:3S. ?10:^. U:U
I A M.: 12:35. 2:?. 3:2i. ?4:30. t:SS, t:A.
'?1:30. KttS. ?:3i. ?10:40, 11-10 P. If.
! tDaliy. ?xcoyt Sundays and holtda) a,
I ?CarrU? barcago and fipreii.
! ??Llmltedi o*fcrt f-'undnyi and holidays
All cars from I'ctersbury c-.nn?ct wits
, rnr? for Richmond
fetriimiiotnG
VACATION TOURS
; Just "ASK MR. BOWMAN." Me
will Look you ami furnish TRAVEL
WITHOUT TROUBLE on Land, Rivers,
* Lakes or Sea.
S. H. BOWMAN. Tourist A?ont,
170S Last Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Our Claim
to
Your Confidence
pl< facilities rind a clean record
Th<- faet that ti'C have nniu up
a largo business indicates tno
reliability and satisfaction oi our
First National Bank
1104 K. Main Street
Capital and Surplus S2.onn.ooo
Commonwealth Bank
You arc assured of satisfactory
service if your account is in thi*
bank.
Manchester National
The place where your
grows and where it is safe
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,00"
Surplus Profits. S 700,00:)
Account solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
ifrrefimboats,
ULI; DOMINION iASK.
Lv. Richmond foot of Asa si. dail/.f:00t. si.
Lctu .Soj.ori News.?ttsl A. M.
Arrlvo .Sorimt.6.?U A. at.
Connects with iiihd lins stunners .caving
\or;oik lur N?W luiH dally, except Sued*/.
I;00 1'. M. Connections also mad* by N. &
v.. H>. i V. at. anu c. & u. ley. at * 1. it.
Ktstnt im* stt-niiitrs stop at Clarouiont to
land or receive] passengers on signal, ana
Will bu mot by public conveyance.
V1KU1NLA NAVIGATION > >?. (tsuectlva
Muren U/.?James luver n> dayught for
Norfolk and out Point, Newport News and
all J lines Kiv?.r landings. Steam*! leaves
iioiuiu>. Wednesday mid Friday at 6.*j a.
il. Iielgl.t received for all Jaiuns Jtiv.r
Unuiu^i I hone Madison ITS.
Muli. I li Let OtTsoa. >; Mam Street.
. AI ATION ( Itt Isl.s
via Halifax, N. S.. cruise d ISO0 miles Ma?-.
I nltleent Kcenery: Out of cnnno. Norihnmber.
I land strait. Half and River St. Lawrence and
I far-famed Saguenny lllver. S, S. ? Trinidad"
from N. V Aiig. Jd and ITlh. From
I Quebec, August 9th
i To ?lU<Z*\3<2.Ce
Tours Inc. Holet?, shore Excursions, Lowest
Kales. Twin Heren S. s. "ltHRMU1>IAN,"
j :q.ms tons displacement. Electric fans; wire
i less telegraphy. Fastest, newest mid nnljr
' Steamer lan'Ung piiserngers "t Hie dock Id
ik i um.in ?Hin.tu transfer, Sailings every
live days In connection with R. M. S. p.
! Co. Tickets Interchangeable.
! For full Information aprly to A. K, OUT
BRBR1DOE * CO.. Agts., Quebec S. n, Co..
Ltd., 19 Drdwy., n. v.. s. ii. hoivmax, ;m
j E. Mnln. or any Ticket Agt. or Ol LULU
I b. S' CO., Ltd., Quebec.
Bank
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