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WEEK'S REPORT ON
GRAIN AND CORN
Wheat Lower. Especially Dis?
tant Deliveries?September
Corn Is Strong.
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tili; fluetiiationi bei
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Favorable ' rop \r??,
fiep news from spring wheat terrt
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t oi Nai all} there was talk ai-o
,o! an enormous movement in Mm- near
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nn \vn? the unexpectedly large in-j
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c .= Ilb'i ' receipts In the Soulh
v ?-' Still :t " .is claimed that tho
first !?: = mis:: there \cr.s about over. as
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f'rehtihg;' I needs' farmers. Then, t".>.
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p Mr, - ago Trio occhslonhl periods of
.
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r irkets, In spite of the easiness here.
At the outset foreign markets were
strong, because of the light world's
fii'pmcnt* and tin resultani big dc
Following this cainc tin" heavy reduc?
tion in the European visible supply.
?'? ' bushels, against lO?iOOO bushels
C'tjj wer. . ? ard 11 Russia a ml bad
n Un
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ad. and notably September contract^
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'rtors bought liberally of n-\. hard
heat fa prompt shipment. Tue stork
?ontracl wheat n, Chicago was re
ced to ?.ToT.O?e bushels, against 1.'.
.,oiia bushels u year ago. and it was
ume.i that recent sales would clear
i all the whe>al to In r'cCjpix'ed there
ti e near ftitut <
Oiiuindh hi >uiier? inn) Exporters.
ever, the strength was proho?ncad. AH
through the :ist much "f the early
loss w?s recovered, and in some cases,
itoi blj on th? near-by deliveries, a
Might net gain whs established. Tills
;.,?t later. Strength was based
largely' on the maintenance ol an no?
tice Inquiry from millers ami export?
ers. Hi.ivy rains in the southwest
I caused snorts to fear a marked faii
i Ins off In thi winter w heat movement.
(and th, elimination of one of their best
arguments, further rains also fell in
tn. Northwest, which threatened to
delay harvesting In some regions; aim
Impair the quality <?{ the grain.
I from this probably originated the
idea ih.it i!.. government would not
' conllrm the various absurdly high es
timatea of the probable spring wheat
crop.
Continued firmness in most European
markets also served to encourage
buyers. Toward the close the most
noticeable leature was a general
disposition to hold off and aw-ait tne
Issuance <t th. crop report of the Dp
partment ot Agriculture The Idea
was quite general that the report
would he favorable, ami hence there
was a little selling by some who had
covered bn the advance. Then, too,
commission houses sold against larger
Otterings of new wheat in the country.
The disappointing action of foreign
markets, and some falling off in the
export Inquiry, also promped selling.
in th.- face of .mi- advance, fci?ropenii
markets, barring Antwerp and Hilda
pesi, w.re lower. Liverpool was firmer
for a time <>n unsettled weather and;
tears of crop damage In' Great Britain. J
Tin. Argentine exports were small, and
light i tilprhents were forecasted from
other countries and a fair decrease In i
the quantity on passage
Irregular (orn Market,
(.treat irregularity prevailed In corn i
markets, although in the main the pen- i
e..l action Was the same n? in wheat
'i'he irsl half of the w?-ek resulted In'
a loss of! from l to '.: cents After mid- j
w-ecK. some of this was regained, on I
the distant deliveries, while the Sep.
tember' advanced 2 cents In one day.!
ending almost 1 cent higher for the
week, while the new crop months
snowed losses of from I :t-? cents to i
?
Vet it |h< outset the September led
'?i th. decline, largely because it was
predicted that farmers' deliveries would
soon Increase materially, and bad to
lower prices In cash markets General
selling was alto prompted by better!
weather, rains having fallen In many!
placis where nodded, while tho inn-]
pi ratin e war. slightly higher
Additional general rill III were roport-j
edi notably in Iowa, and sentiment be?
came much more bearish regarding the
hew crop .1. liveries The September
Option; on the .nher hand, began to de-1
nilnp strength The count: v move -'
in. nt failed to in.-re.ise a- expeci.C(l.|
nhd cash markets became even ngof
? I
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?client that shorts would experience
difficult; ll Bi Hiring corn to deliver on
September contracts. Corn wa- also
dull prior to the publication of the crop
r.port. the whole list [lagging: a trifl.
Selling was quickened hj further good
rains, especially In .Missouri. Kansas
und Oklahoma, and warmer w. all.er.
corn mo:-, ir'eely, and hence the Sep-1
WEEK'S REPORT ON
COTTON MARKET
Phases of Excited Selling on
Crop News?Fall in
Prices.
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hi II earl ?Ii
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNION BANK'
OF RICHMOND.
HOI EAST MAIN STREET.
, 00 MAKES A STAKT S PEIt
CENT. INTEREST.
13 rc-.l:. .uul tulknic of a crop o!
probably uririci IB,000.000 bales, in-.'
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,*
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<l<> . ? llllllt iii til. II op.
i>Ks of ii.mi 11
111 - I I I I I \ i. Ill .1 nit i ( ii ( it i
< <?n? em Ion lime i i
it
is my choice oi
ianos.
Giovanni Zenalello
TENOR
Let n- send you free cata?
log.
Moses & Co.
103 East Broad Street
Oldest Music House in Va
and N. C.
New York Operators, However,
Expect Interior to Make Heavy
Money Demands.
New York. August U.?The upward]
tendency 01 the stock market do
the wi-vk betoken u reeling bi content?
ment In the tfpeculutlv? community
with the coili*s? of affairs. Thi ir?
regularity mil restraint iof the up-j
ward mo-jemeht, however, retlecti ;
occasional garnering ??; profit*, and
caution about straining the resources!
of the money market now expected to
d'mlhlsh III a short linn The q?
tion of whether commercial ami Indus-1
tr'ai activity may riot In a scum prove
detrimental rather than helpful to ... .;
curltie* l- inviting attcntoh of spectt
lators.
Tli, New York market i. actuated by
tin- expectations ih u coming require?
ments from tue Interior will make
heavy demands upon u Speculators
feel correspondingly caiitlous about , \.
tending themselves lit spite of the ieim
porary ca-< of ...11 loans, which is at?
tributed to tli. Increasing amount of
funds kept available fot fresh . ? ?iui: ? - i
iricpts,
The governniant crop report ?
Pd the confident-.! in tin gi?wlng prohi
Ise of cereal crops, supplemented i> t
was by favornbli Weather coudill ?
since thi date Oi the estimate?. Hum*
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list of helpful factors'. The good ptos
pects of the crops was confirmed, also
by thi report the expanding mcr
?
trades w.-.s the aWakeilcd activity m
tue demand for '?-ig iron, a di partmcrit
..f tlb. trade tilth, no laggard Iii , n.
doubt nils accounted for. Premiums
'., !.? >tiii demanded for proihpt dcllv
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came too late to affect the stoi k mar
MILLS
nDERAT0RS
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i ut the opening '
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ma rki ts is g ro w
are miint evidei
in
newha i quiet " I
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VIRGINIA SLATE
ESI IN WORLD
Dr. Grasty Collecting Data for
Report to Be Issued
by State
PROGRESS IN SCHOOLS
I Buckingham Farmers Much In?
terested in Scientific L'laiis
tor Grass-Grov\
[Special to The Tlriies-Dtspiiteh.j
Arvonla, Va,, August -Dr. Joint
S Grasty? professor of geidog; at tho
University of Virginia, and prominently
connected with the geologli >l depart?
ment of the Stat". has ?? ? n In the
Buckingham slate tici<i :? ? < 'but n
week, collecting duta for i ? f?rihcom
:ik repor t on sin to whl i I h?ir'tly
to i), Issued by th" Stat< Or Cratity
has also recently visit. 1 the slate
areas of Nelson. Amtierst arid Albe
marle Counties and mapped out all
quarries and studied their develop?
ments. Dr. Grasty, as il < ill otlior
slate experts, finds the Bu kingltam.
slate tb be certainty on. of i i< most
valunhl. slates of the world, being
iionfadalde, tough, resonant, of tne
befit wearing futilities in I ? rial lor
roofing purposes to the lie's I p-odio.-i
anywhere in tho world.
While here Dr. Grast) pent sohiu
t tin- in and around Petit an ? lere con
si!, rasp development \i ?? 113 maue
in the way of structural rk a fac?
tory having recently been erect, 1 there
t<> manufacture; slat., fin mate?
rials Witch arc produced In tho soft
.-1 tti ie> Ions of Pennsylvnni..
was Inspected in rTuv?n:ni County?
tliat Held just north of J.tiiies lttveri
beyoiid i:.. famous Lock, et te. Here
tlie Old Dominion Cement vii>j .~i..t ?
Compan; Ii ??pining j .... .. which
promises to ii\al in film sonit of tue
Bin kl 11 gl', air. uuarr.les; The slate Is
fouiiii 111 large quantities In ah ehor
moil's re vine, with but n feu feet ol
"tup" u earth covering It 's dl I" or
?..:...'.1. slate was found it- .?- than
teil feet 11 om the top ol 111 - und.
Tlii color, as the Buckingham slate, is
a diirk1 grayish bluei '?: tint testitrei
I i III
I ?
? ? It
iisii iTtiulrert ft >>m two > live veirs
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< ountj Srhools.
' hi I'i ci ut reports of 1 - . ool offl
?? - of Buckingham t'n iit.v contain
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paid i..t. ichors in all tin si> '.si. h ts.
rii.i.-wi
county, all of them fein .!? ? etil nine;
and tlii ? .? ??:' the nln. ? . 1 .000, ',
?
'Co
of tin- county, when m?n ? -i ! if of
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Ith
past year, us few new 1 Hidings were.
tlni.
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i'd. 1 ? 1,.
? oft ?
Ii Is not known now teachers for th'
blor. tl si hbols win he supplied, '?
fj'w colored iippiicants will try the
...
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.-?i.i-il themselves. Most of tlie whlti
I ichers of th- i.'ounty who were not
supplied with eertilic tug1 alteiideii sum
?
?
Tili reports of tin division itiiperln
"! 1 ".untv ear. an Increase
?
. 1
'!'??? I <1!1m > h High ;.1. . lie of ti..
?
I'issor .1 Walton 'I-P. ??? Cordons
ll'c, us 11s 11 the in \t si s
I rofeSsOi ii I, a yd 1 .g man
: .
ptluciitiohiil advantages, being an alum?
nus ot both ti.- Virginia Polytechnic
Institute ami tl.,- 1 riiversity of Vlr
glnkl, The four i: . Pchools of til
county and most ? r 1 .,. graded schools
? ?
? ? - ? " ? - ' Mm gun. a prom?
inent .du...tor. ,.. inei-lv ,.f .Minnesota.
: .
linndsomi ' ig . .. .1 ,,f tills t..w 11
He ? ill h ? an e: ; , rieneed n'htl well
cqijlpped ????? !? ol hers supporting
. hlnfi. Pro', ssoi .. it Brown win
I again be principal the Uiiekingham
f 1.1 nn'd !?? ifessor Harry T.
, d?-i -a ' .. "it; .'!,. vi ltl, , <...??,,... ...
11 lit.'
Men l"s'- ten dollars in trying to save one, and so have
you!
'I o Must rat*
Many a man, thinking to keep the commissions in
his family, lias appointed some relative Iiis Itxecutor,
and in the '.\in<i up the cost amounted, in losses and bad
management, i<> ten times what (his Company would
have charged to settle the estatd safelj and promptly.
i hat' s .1 t in '
Ntfest I- x' ? ut'-r and Trus|<
RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION
cisco District, which was burned last
tall apparently by an Incondlury, will
be erected upon the same site the
building* to be ?> model one, with all
the latest equipment.
(?rasa tSrovrluB'
farmers ond grass growers through?
out tills section win me t at Bucking?
ham Courthouse on Wednesday, August
It. to listen to speakers and hold dis*
cuselons as to the growing of j-iass lu
the county and ti'ke steps for tue pro?
motion of this special branch of agri?
culture. Most of the best farmers ot
the county are already experienced
grass growers, hut It is the purpose
ol Director Oliver, of the United states
government, and others t.Iticatc the
farmers of the county up to a ihuclj
larger increase in Ihc grass acreage,
The alfalfa clubs which w, r>- organ?
ized last summer partially failed, ow
jlllg to the excess! V0l> dry seasons
last year and to the lateness of hut
fail's sowing. A number of Fa rim -
this fall will, on their own Initiative,
make larger and fuller experiments
with this gr?at grns's, trying both the
eartli and mad.- innctilatlou-s.
Crops are now looking bett i sin e
the rains of the past few dies The
'crop of corn will, despite pessimistic
notes heard here and there, fully e'i'lal
that of last year, and tobai. promises
good result* also Apples of the sin?
nier varieties are going to wj-stc owiiig
to the great abundam e of the rop,
and peaches are plentiful. tVatermel- ]
ons of the good o|.i country variety
are becoming plentiful, and. owing tili
much hot and dry weather; it, svi'eijt
and luscious.
"Uncle" Marry Brown, the obi col?
ored man w'ho recentlj hetird i'-oii
lo ws from the W.-st in the nature el
intelligence ol Iiis possession >f int'SC,
properties there, has tiken the r.i'itietf
up with western lawyers and .?..??.??
expects to eortie into weath It | is;
been report ! that his ri ii estate hold- ;
lugs, left !?> hi.- brother, who took up
la!-,| from the government thirty >? li?
ngo, will totai a valuation of
"Uncle" Harry 1.? a very uhsophlstl*
bated old wo..,| chopper of the older
and more respectful type, ind . ? in
clares that when he get* hi.- iiutorne*
bile he will take ail his '?white iol?
friends" riding now anil then.
i <m \ i. tll**l ihn t i i .' i Kl.X.
Winchester People to Vole \ualn 1111
Wet or 111 .*. .
Winchester; August '* -?Tuesday,
September 21 has been designated ly
Judge t w. Harrison ,,f tin Corpora?
tion court, as the day for holding a
special local option election, es pell- '
Honed for recently by the local branch
of tin A11ti-Saho.11 League. About
si r -tellers would have been SUIH*
cletit to call the election, but tht
leiigin s petition contained the names
or ov. r rtfjo qualified voters winches- ,
tor has been "drj ? for tin :?:>-? four
? ars and th? league. >n tailing the'
Initiative, declares that it has pp*D j
live Information to th-' fp.-ct mat the:
at.
with which to assist many men in pn> -
Ing their piill taxes .men who seldum
qualify to yoti in ahj other election
Now that tin- election has been called
f.o- s. |,t. mi,, r .? i tin vast majorlt' 01
th's . b m. nt win t,. unnbl. 10 vote, as
Ihe'l poll ta..s for s-v.-ra! v.ars past
have -.ot be.n pud
Instead of holding 111, >-? I* a huiilnrSS
meeting, as ha' been eust*,ii!ary, lip;
l-*rederlek County Antl-Haloon i.eamn
has decided to add n large picnic 111
connection with its sixth annual con?
vention, which will be held in Middle
town on August jj. and |fi Hit? wav
man; more people will lir attracted lb
the 1.tint* fin, r,f the principal
speakers will be lb V Rd .1 |; ? hatd
son, th.- well-known field ngoiit .unt
chalk-talk lecturer
1 l i i MK.MRKItS||||* i>Bi:si:\T
DIU i hc- i TIM II ix Mux 1 11
?
tin tlr-t I ttrin i*. many mouths, ib..
V'. I Ilia lushing City Council had a full
night. Captain I. w. i.ane. president
meeting of thi present Council, (lie
leriti ..f th- new bn< beginning Septem
?
in .Bine puts th.- sum. Council in pb'w
?
..1 th.,t President !<auc would resign
lost night, and that w. 1. .ioiies would
I" elected to succeed bun Captain
?
P iiriarj it 1- understood, will not hold
...
.
Th- Council . lecteil Henley .M
Sween*-) n, sin-.,] himself a- a mem?
ber of th, City Sein,..! Board for throe
?
?
Indorsing Professoi c. A. Kd Wards, of
TOano. for appointment as division
superintendent of schools 10 succeed
M I lloov.i. resigned.
. ?
tin Ordlnatiei Committee will draft ab
o'dlnanci creating a building eotmnit
i. ? . which will have power to graut
building pe.rniltg ami to condemn old
and dnngerbus struetiires, Tin idijecl
of tip- Council is to prevent Hi, ,1.
lion of Unsightly buildings ..n the
most prominent streets ot th. city,
?i \ \ Dtmnr.its.
'. yincnester, va.f August 11 ? I r,.
publication yesterday afternoon in tin
.Winchester Kvbntng s'tnr of a "st ?l
only forty-tour residents of this city
11 lui pay lax.-s on Incomes loliil'thg
SI I.: l. t. has caused quite .1 stir, hut It
is liol llkelj in *i an investigation will
be made, as th. report Kiir a i read) 1.a
accepted, appari iilly in g.1 faith li>
, tin- Cofhmbn Council I n ha Hp. law.
rsons w h .si incomes ar< not In fix
.ess of $2,.? year arc exempt, The
last > tat. 111,1,is ma '.i- by th.- three
banks of Winchester show- thai up?
wards of.1 are on deposit In
these Institut I >ns. and are classed as
"Individuiil deposits akibjeet to check''
exclusive of other deposits ..ml ih.-r,.
tin many win. m.- wondering why the
income tax l i t urns ari so small i<>r.i
! para lively, The toiai tax received
irom tin forty-four persons win. ud
m t toil thoii In, .-lies an- in eXCCSS
or $2.'inn a year |s $ 1,1.11,7?
To -lioporl i rift.
I Spei ia! to The 1 Imea-Dispaich.j
l-larrlsonhlirg, Va , Viigusl II. \V. II.
Ricknrd ami llnrrj Voorhees announce
that the) have leased the Harrisniiburp
Daily Tun. s. tin only Republican paper
in Virginia, from Count) Treasurer I'.
W. Rehcrd, win. bought the paper in
May from the old rimes corporation.
The paper will support Taft
Uiiilroiib?
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 :*0A.?Local?Dally?Newport News,
tili A.?Local?Dally?Ch'vllje. \-;x siua.
'i tiurmoou.
ItlOO A.-t^p ;?.*??- l>aliy--N<,rfolk. Old Point
|10:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lchbg., l^ex. c Fort?
?U;C0 Noon?Express?Dally?Norfolk Old I't
**t!l& P.?Express -.Dally. Oln.. L'vllle.
M:WV.?Express -Lialiy?Norfolk, x Hewi
1:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. New*, o;.l Polau
tili P.?Local?EX. Sun.?Qordousvlll?,
?i:14 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?I.chbs. .Natural
Bridge, Clifton ' org?.
??.40 p.?Limited?Dally?Clncin'II, Chicago.
?11:00 P.-*Expr?ss?Dally?Cincir.natl. L'vllla
?Sleepers U'.irior Cara.
?J BAINS Alil.'lVU RICHMOND?Local from
East: ?:W A, M . : .to P. M. Tlir.iush Tora
Ka?t: IBM A. Mi, '.
nom Went: *>::*?)
; St P, M. Throughi s .m a. M? l. ^ ,v
41. and fM P M.
jair..? BlVer Line: ???.Di a. m . ? 10 P.M.
el ? v... i?;
financial .financial
Ihe Bank and Its Customers
Ordinarily tlx relation of -i brink and its customers is that
<>f debtor and creditor, the l>-mk being the debtor to the extent
of the deposits (,f its customers.
However, there .ire functions of a bank other than the safe?
keeping "f customers' in<>ncv.
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
offers its customers many accommodations that will l>r found
advantageous in the conducting of business. Call or write Us
in reference to opening in account.
Planters National Bank
Ol RICHMOND, VA.
Capitnl . $ 300,000.00
Surplus and Profits . $1,400,000.00
IThree Per Cent Interest, Compounded Semi-annually,
Paid in Savings Department.
WELCOMED AT THIS BANK, WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL.
in those opening new accounts or transferring old ones this
strong independent bank offer.-, yoti safetj for your savings,
with p> r cent interest added aiid every facility for the exten?
sion of VI IUI' 1 u-im ss.
OC "*~>
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Ninth ?and Main Streets.
Southern Railway
The Preferred Stock An attractive speculative investment.
The Common Stock An attractive long-s,winj{ speculation.
Vl'c have ready fir distribution a unique, incisive, comprehensive
pamphlet covering the properties and s<;c urities of tins rapidly grow?
ing Company. The information it contains should hr- of value to you.
? ? ? Copies free upon request ? ? ?
KEANE, ZAYAS & POTTS
MEMBERS Ol IUI N. V. STtM K I N1 HANGE
15 BROAD ST. NEW YORK
LvcMlioatiG
Richmon-,Fr?ilePicl[sli'e & Potomac R, R,
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND HtYOND. '
Loavo Ulojiinonrt
?8.20 A.M. bird M.sm.
?1.40 A.M. Main St. Ma.
"H.iVI A.M. Maiu hl. sin.
In 4M. H) rd St. Ma.
'10.8A l.M. iti rd SI. Mm.
? li.ui noon H) rd Si. Ma.
? fi.00 l'.M. II) rd M. Mr .
tS.60 P.M. Il)rd M. Kt?.
II.In P.M. I lea Station,
-.'..l i P.M. Hals St. Sta.
?8.Stl P H, Hi rd M. Mfi.
A r r Ivo it I chmood
?. .. D A M. II? i J St. Ma.
11.45 A.M. Elba Mat inn.
'11.33 A M. b)f1 M. Ma.
?I.li P.M. Main St. Ma
?8.60 P.M. Itj id M.Ma.
?fl.40 r.M. BjrdSt.SU.
?'.. I' M ll> rd M. Mi.
P.M. It) rd M. Ma.
'11.17 P.M. tliloSt.Sta.
'l-.'..'.o nl:lil Ufr4St.SU.
?l.ftS nicht ?Inln M. Ma.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS
bears lt?rd St. Ma. l.DO P. M. tor Frederic kiharg.
l.eaie l.f.':i Ma. i.li t. H..U.8& I'. M. for Aildand.
trrli ?? Itj rd st. Sla. 8.2S A.M. IVnm I rederkasb'g.
trrltc Elbs sta.fi.3ii A.M...'..:'.ii P.M.front A?l,land.
?Dai.y. tWeexday?. ,-Sundays only.
All trafaa to or from Byrd Street Statioo
ator at Elbs. Time of arrivnla and deparlurei
not guaranteed. Head the aigaa.
SOUTHjLKiN RAILWAY
fH?*.l..,. ? .itlRIER or' illii auUTii.
Tra.rt Leave ILchtnmd.
N. B.-Follnving Sched?.c ngurea pubttsft
id aa Information ihd :ioi guaranteed!
For lh? .? ?.itr. -Lall?: ?:S0 A M Local
10:41 a at Express t uc ?*. U, ilxpmr
Wim electric llr.hted Sleeping Cur lor ai
ama an.I U:riiMllgh*m. 11:13 f. al. Exprcji
.. ?.i* i?.i>?. ' ??? M. Local.
vokk RIVER LI.N3.
4 lo r M -l": j Connecting for Bait),
more M in Wed and Friday. l:uo A_ II.?Bs
run. eri'i i '.} i4 at.?ilan., W..4. ana Fri?
day- LouaJ
trains Atrli? Hiriirnond
from tii. .-r.utar t:M A M . ?.|0 A
::w 1". M . 4. OS 1' M. daily. ;j:Ji Ei Sun
Fr..m lV?at Point: ?:iiO a M dally. I':3a A
M . Mo/., '.Vol. ami frl . I.i. 1' M. Ex Mar.
S. L BURUESS, 1). P A .
*v? K Main St .-Mion- \1a?it?on i'tl
Kb liini.iiil nnd t'lieaaiicahe llnj My. i n.
.-. ..iii..... <>: Llcctrli I'raina, .i..,ri.. aiuy
M. 1'ir l.eav* Rlclimond, Laurel and B/..au
fcireeta: b 4ti:tj a M. Slid A M . bt:10 A.
al ?.?..(> a. M . "JO >.' A II . II :,? A M , 1;U
r. .V. 2:10 I*. M . U:IU I'. it. t.l 10 1- AI.. ?:;'o
r. M . 6;J0 !' M.. 1:10 I". M.. I>S:10 p. it..
10:10 T. V.. 11:43 I" M. I..aw As:..ami. Eng?
land lind Mapli Pirvati A M . ta *1 a
SI . * .00 a. 11. O9.00 A- M.. 10:0ft a M . "i. ...
A. M.. *l2:t0 M. "llOO I?. .M . :.0? I' M . 3 00
I' M, 4:?>ft I' iL. I>r.:00 I'. M . 6-.00 IV M 7.?
P. M . ^ "'i I' M.i bS.'M P. M.. K:(0 P, M.
?Daily <acv|ii t'juuayi >u> umy
bi ..i rii a l>aggai:c.
Norfolk & Western Kailv/ay
only \i. i.kail Line to noufolk.
Scli-di.Ii' in Effect August t. IMS.
Lean nlntniii. ?tici...i>'iid POH
NORFOLK 1.5.10 a M . M.0C- A. IS.. *j 0V
F. M . ?4:10 i' M li? S? I" M
FCift LVNCliBUHG AMiTllf; WESl'i ?'??1J
A M . '?? I' A. M.< n3:00 P. M.i ??:J0 1'. M.
Aril..- IticliinonU Irom Nortoik: nil Ig A
M A M.i ?<? :.. !? at . SIO .'a I'. m .
?11:30 r. M 1 t j in tin Wesi 'Sill A M
iiS:10 I' M . bllld I' M.< ??:<0 P. M . V.oo p
iL
? Uni- nil t". .x Sunday bSunday only.
VV, II IIKVILL. i- li to islet,
a. I'. A., in.ni't' ?' i ? Richmond.
Riciiir.onti ? Peleribj-.; iiicinc ihiiwiy
C'nrs ifuvi- Mnnchcatur. SeVeSlh ana l'urry
?6. 7. ?. ?-. I?. II. 'I; a. M . :. :. ?3, 4, *.
? ? i. ?.. .. s. 'j. io r m.
1 11:4)0 P. AI., io: i.iie?i?t. 13:6ft midnight for
I'eist iburg.
cars leave Pei?r?surg. foci or Sycamor*'
Ctrr'*t. io< Mancliegteri 1
ti:ii. ( 31. ??Iii*. '":si. s ", ?10:33. I
A. M.. IJ.Ii. M:3V 3:34. 3.31. ?4 31. l:^j
?; < 31. Sill. -.0:10. 11 10 P. M. I
tDnlly except Sunday* and holidays
?Carr!*? baggage and exprcia
"Limited, tjreept funrtuyi and holldaya.
Ail enra from I'.riera^ur,- eennaol wlia
riira fo: Richmond j
RE A BO \ l.n AIR LINE.
Southbound traina acheduled ?? leave Rich?
mond daily: 9:01 a. NS?I^ocn! to Nor.Inn
1:30 P M.?Sleeper*, and coaoln-a. Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah, .taektonvllls, i;j|
a M.?Sloiliera aii.. coaches, Jacksonville,
11..'l !?? 14,?Sleeperj anil coachea, Annnta,
Birmingham Memphla Northbound uami
arlit'iluii-d to .in IV- In Itlchmond iial.y :
A M , 5:30 A. M.( 1:01 1". M., 6:10 P. M..
Local.
he
.1 bank as Indicated hy its
growth arid oonrtant ln
iti patrohagi . is lat - ? ly
in the friendship oi its etis
? Ratn>><| by can fit I atton
? I their every hanking re
ri? nt
First National Bank
1104 E. Main Street
( npititl antl Surplus $2,000,000
Commonwealth Bank
You are assured of satisfactory
scrvit c ii your account i= in thi
Lank.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,(IUI)
Surplus Profits. ,$ 700,000
Arcoiiiit solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
Manchester National Bank
The plate where your itioncy
rgows an<l where it is safe.
&icam?ofitjj
OCti DOMINION I.I \7*..
Lv. KlufcmoiiU loot of Asb St. daily.7:00 t*. SI.
Leave NvWyori News.ia? A. M.
Arrive .None.*.6.W A.
Connects ivlih rr.aio line ateamori imvw.<
Sorioik lor New Urn daily, except Sunday,
;.Oo l*. il Connection* also miida t.y N. ?
W. Ky. a P. M. and i:. A- o. Ky. at i p. ii.
Mgiu .an- steamers step at Clarasiiunc tu
lauu or raCelVe passengers on signal, aua
will be niei b> paiiiic conveyunca.
V1KU1MA NAVIOATION CO. (tsueetlva
March Ll>.?Jiiiuei Itlvcr oy dayught for
Norfolk and uiil Point, Newport .New? auo,
ail James Klvar landings, suuiiur leavoa
Monday, VVeuiieiilay and Prldsy et (:U A.
ai. Freight racelvcd for ai| Jaii.es ltl\?/
landings. 'Phone Madison 170.
Mult. Ticket Offlaa. ?-: '-- Main siraat
VACATION TOURS
Via
OLD DOMINION S. S. CO.
and Merchant! and .Miner- Trans. Co
to New York. Albany, Niagara, I lions inr]
Islands, .Montreal, Quebec, Boston and
.Maine Coast.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agent,
70S Mas: Main Street. Richmond, Va,
The Confederate Museum
I WKLKTll AND OI.\Y STUElSfa
OPKN ;i A. .M. TO ? P. M.
Admission. 25c. J/Tco on Saturdays.

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