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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-10
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TRANSPORTATION LINES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE. IL. LtELCF 4,vy. 80. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE AND AkiiIvE FOURTEENTH

SCHEDULE. IN LrEACF SOY. 80. 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE AND Aki;IvE FOURTEEN III
STREET STATION.
TRAINS Leave RICHMOND. VA 49,
lotre: und all local statiuus South Connecting
Dauvtle for stations To l., nenDusS Also WHO
D. and ". Ky. FOR Murrlnsviie and stations
on that line; MT Greensboro fCr all stations EAST
and west thereof.
1850 P. NJ, No. 49, limited train daily FOR
sau. etc Connects ut A.seiry WITH armyiie
and rnwha tan railroad: ut Greensboro tur Dur
ham. Raleigh and Winston Sdleln; ut ilnn'iis
With No. 35. United States Fast Nall. solid tfaiu
daily for New Orleans ard points South. which
carriers sleepers to New Orleans. Drawing. kcon'
Buffet Sleeper Richmond to Atlantis and BIC
mlngham. Through coach Tor Chase CITY. Ok
Iorn AMI Durham. fhron<.. train With Sleeper.
Salisbury to Memphis. Dinin. Car service
LILO z a., NO. II. Southern cAptess oni!y
n epr Atlanta, Augusta. Jacksonville aud oolGts
S S'uth. Sleeper tor Danviiie. Greensboro 81 iis-
~ ~: Connects with New York and Florida t.1-
Press and Southwestern Limited which carries
s.uEn SleeperS to :augusta. Savannah. jicx-
W. u,ii ne, tampa. Nashville. Memphis. AtlHnta'
~. ny, Dr,eahs. -tc. Complete Dining Car service
anS, .uiiinh' Tourist Sleeper Mondays. Wetines-
'. :hanGs. witt: correction for all points
a!eo s " "ieo and California
wv ~, No. II. local daily. except Sunday.
40 N'T ~, and Intermediate points
arg RAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
o;oo a. NJ and 6:25 2. H.. from, Atlnnts. Au-
South. NV " 60
s so A. N from Ksysvllle and loca, stations.
80 e. NJ. firm Durham Charlotte Dan
VIE and intermediate st~ticrs
LOCAL SREIGT1T TRAINS
Sea,oii= "
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YORK. LINE ves " eo,x,
TIL tA,vaiT. aooTh AoATI

I'LL tA,UsliIA s.OuTE hOETd.
LEAVE hICdMUAD.
$3.50 2. NJ, on. &c. EaILlLl,rn Limited. daily
except SuuUuys. foi West FONT cuuu-ctirg ut
Vest Point with steamers for Baltimore and
York River landings.
2:15 P. H., 40. TO- daily. except Sundays.
local srress for West Poiut and iut-ru-,ila-e
stations Connects with stage Lester Manor
for Walkerton and Tappahanuock.
$500 a. bl., No. II. local mixed. lea-es daily.
except Sundays. for West Point and iuterme-
diate stations. connecting with stage Lester
Manor for Walkerton aud Iappahannock.
TRAINS AkkIVE IN RICHMOND.
e:15 A. NJ, No. Is. daily. from West Point.
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday.
10:45 a. A., No. o. daily e1cep. Sunday and
Monday.
4:50 P. H., daily. except Sundays. from West
Point and intermediate stations.
Nos. Is and 1G viii make 10 stops between
Richmond and Quintun.
Steamers sal from West Point $3.50 II /.
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call at Giuu-
c"stor Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wetnes-
days and Friday. and Yorktown and AlElouds
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays.
c. W "ESTBI-RF.
District Passenger Agent.
go E. Main Street. Richmond. va
S. Fl. HARDW1CK.
General Passenger Agent.
c. II. ACKERT.
General Manager. Washington. D. G.
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NRz w NoIfoIA;@Weslern
NOVEMBER SoTE. 1917.

NOVEMBER aoTE. 49,:
LEAVE RlCEAoAD tDAiLil. BlRo-sTREET
STATION.
500 A. M, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 20 \. NJ. Stops only II Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk Stops at Waket*4a only
to let OF passengers from Richmond and se-
SEQ a. M, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS FOR
Lynchburg Roanoke. Columbus. Cincli!-
natl and Chicago. Buffet Jar'or Car Pc
tersburs to Roanoke: Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to Colun bus. Biueseld to CLncin-
NATL; also for Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga Pullman SLEEPER Roanoke
- 1920 P. H.. Roanoke Express. tor Farm
vile. LyncLburE. Roanoke ard intermediate
s's 500 P. h., oCEAr SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $40 P. Il; Stops only az fetess s
burg. Wavrrly and SsGoiS. C.nnec.s at Sor-
fnIk with steamers to Boston. Providence. New
York. Baltimore and EaShlngton.
6:56 p NJ. for Su1alk. N':tmlk ana ,nlf n ,s
o:35 p NJ, Yer Lyrchburc aud .inau ke Con
meets at Lynchburg with Washington ara Inas-
tnucoea Limited Pullman Sleeper LsnchpEES
ia Memphis and New Orleans. Cale t;'rior H.nd
Nhserys tibp Cars Radford 70 Aesale; iaE'- iuii-
man Sleeper between Eich nonG a,ip 90 y. e
md ,h,rtiis ready fo-- occupancy at S..;o l. II.
W. w r,,lIn,an Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Tr,ins arrive Richmond #. n LEncnh"rS AMI
~. wsst daily at 7::5 \ NJ -:cn T. NJ ard
s.ss P NJ IRON Scrtof; ana ene fast at ii;io
4. H.. 11:4a 4. ~ and 1o1,y }eg . 8 w.GxER
S'S c. n BOSLEY.
District Pnss-ngar Agent.
W p RESIIL.
General Passenger Agent. 80
General oaicos: Roanoke Va ~
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PLUMBERS ADJOURN
Elect Officers md Fix Place Of Meet
ing for N xt Year.

The Master Plumbers Association closed
it's sessions yesterday afternoon with the
election of officers and the fixing Of a
place of meeting next year. The officers
chosen were: President, Lloyd Mitchell. CT
Baltimore; Vice-President, Morgan X
Mills OF Richmond; Secretary. William
]. McRhea, Of Baltimore; Treasurer, Will
liam H. Bernard. Norfolk. Member of
board from Virginia, c. F: Guy. of Nor
folk.
TIE association decided to meta At
lant!c City next year.
Last night banquet was given in honor
of The visiting delegates by the local
members at, Murphy's, and most enjoy
able time, was had.
Most Of the visitors Will leave for their
homes this morning but many of them
will remain over for a day or two to see
the points of interest in and near Rich
mopd.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. SO, 1909
TRAINS LEAVE Observation-Disclosures
STATION.
$500 a NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. daily. Ar
r:yes Petersburg a:3I 4 NJ Norfolk I:2o A.
NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg. Wuyeriy and SUI
folk
$50 a. NJ. daily. Arrt.es Petersburg e:ls
n, Fayettevilie 10 T. y. Charleston lI:l5
a. 81. Tampa 700 z. NJ. FORT Tampa 7:ao T.
Connecting at Wilson with NO 49, arriving
Goldsboro e:5s 2: ". Wilmington 5:4a ?. Y
1920 ?. NJ, daily. Arriving Perershuvs I:co
?. ". Connects with Norfolk and Western
Railway fo7 Roanoke and intermediate points.
500 ?. H., OCEAN SHORT LIMITED. daily
Arrives Petersburg $50 z. N. Norfolk so
p II: Stops only at Petersburg Warerl5
40 P. IL. daily. except Sunday, arrt,ss
Petersburg 4:53 P. IL. Weldon 6:5s P; ".
and Rocky Mount $40 P. VI. Makes all inter-
5:5s P IL. daily Arrives Petersburg s:.s
P, eM!s Makes & FL a s5o2S; .~n rS- ,xn,,x
LIMITED. daily. Arrives Petersburg 50 z: "
Connects with Norfolk and Western for Nor.
folk and intermedtare points Emporta ,,, So: ID
stations between EInporia and Lawreucevilie):
Weldon 600 p. ". Wilmington 1910 ~ NJ.
NJ. s,4nnah 5:55 4. u. Jacksonville I:o5 r
VI Tc1l, "a 1000 P. NJ. Port Tampa Io::h P. "
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS
". Atlanta 100 P. u. Pullman sleeper New
York TO Wilmington. Charleston Port Tampa.
jacksonville Augusta and Macon Dinins-car
Service.
ass P. H., daily Arr,-es Petershurs 1915
2 VI Connects Petersburg with Norfolk
and Western Railway arriving Lvnchh1rG 2:45
A. NJ Roanoke As A NJ Bristol 1870 4.
NJ Pullman sleeper Richmond Lyrcnbu:r-
1880 ?. n, daily. Arrives Petersburg, fG:io
4. ".
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
ACT A. Z. daily From Jacksonville. Swan
nah Charleston. Atlnrta. Macon. Augusta and
7:s5 4 h, daily. From Petersburg. Lynch
burg and the West.
s:4s A r., daily. except Sunday. Peters
lilo 4. r., daily except Sunday From
Rocky Meant and Intermediate stations. Nor
III lilo a n. daily. From Petersburg. e-t-
folk and Norfols.
1l:42 a. T.. daily. From Norfolk. susolk
goo P. NJ. daily. From Petersburg. Roam
oke and iptarnedtate points
$50 p. IL, daily. From Norfolk. SuTols
7:s5 p NJ. daily. From Miami. Port Tom.
pa. Jacksonville. Savannah. Charnst n. VIII
rofnrton GoIdsboro ard all points South.
s:5S P. Nj. daily. From Petersburg. Lynch
o'-- Il ~ EMERSON.
Traffic Manager
General Passenger Agent.
c. g. CAMPBELL
Division PASSENGER AGENT.
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Property Transfers.

Richr2ond-Thomas II Briggs and wife
Third Street. No. clio, n, 81 800
Mills T. Barlow and wife to Milton NJ
Street, $50 feet west Of Fulton. $3.50
Ida A and z. NJ "Canadav to Henry
NJ Cannon. 20 feet on east side st. James
Street, between Jackson and Duval. sl.152
William H. Adams. l6 feet. on west side
Thirteenth Street. between Leigh and N
Street, $50.
Hill Montague and wife to William
tombstone, IS feet on east s1ce twenty
seventh Street. IS 6-R feet South Q Street
IS, OPS
John Sloan and wife to w. ". Richard
son. % feet on north side Broad Street,
&c feet west of Thirty-frst Street. 81 100
50 feet on west side Twenty-tifth Street,
30 feet north Of Q Street, subject to deed
of trust for 5000 $500
B. F. Johnson's trustees to Carrie -.
Waddey. lot fronting 80, feet on south
side Robinson Street. 3iG1-3 feet. on north
Side Kensipgton Street. and 1G5 5-12 feet
on west side Cedar Street, $3.50
HenricoEGeorge Rlss e,s executors ns scre 70
known as Cedar Hill. $50
G. c. Jackson. special commissioner. to
w. E. Bawsel. 4S acres near .Fair. Oaks,
adjoining lands Of G. ". Watkins and
r. 8. M'curdy to Jacob G., Davis. lots
q, IS, % and 80 in block IS. town OF Wood
vile. s125.
Granite Building conpany,s trustees to
side ST. Peter. Street. northwest corner
Mitchell Street and y feet on north Sside
of street SO feet wide in DuvaIs plan;
between Roane and Goddint streets, ana
% 4-12 feet from southwest corner BROOK
Street, 1915 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-10
ST, LOUIS BILL
WILL PASS TO-DAY
House Re used to Reduce the
Amount.
CAMPBELL INVESTIGATION UP
House Adopts Resolution lnstructing
Committee to tavestigate-Judge
Grinnan is Eloc. ed-fo Allow
Executive head FIR University
There were a great many important
matters I'D in the Legislature Yesterday

There were great many important
matters UP in the Legislature yesterday.
The House adopted the recommended
tons OF lne Juulclary Committee To- a
speedy inN esuSa.Ion IN lie Campbell
case, and me 44aIter was leferIeu DICK
TO the committee Ior immaculate actin.
Tha. pouy VIII meet TO lurL.-er look Ito
the matter TINS aiternoon at O'Clock
and viii nke4y set an carry date for So
ing into Inc investigation.
The bill appropi 10 llg s9J,0vC for Viz
GINA e1n.pi, at the 81. Louis EHpusi-
ton was ordered TO its engrossment, and
Will be passed by the House Today. Mr..
Boaz tried hard TO amend by making
the amount S-5.v3t. but the body refused
TO adopt the amendment.
PernapS the most interesting bill Of
fered was that in the House by MI.
Boaz. allowing the Board OF visitors OF
the University in their uIscretion to elect
an executive head for lat ins,ltLt on
and to fix his duties and compensation.
Nj. Cabell offered a child labor Gill pro-
!llbitirg the employing OF child. en- TN
der fourteen years Of age in mills and
factories.
MIR. Barks6ale offered in the Senate a
bill amending The p!larrla cy laws SO as
TO prohibit any person from operating d
retail drug or chemical store less he
shall place it in charge OF a reg;ste. ed
druggist.
Senator Anderson offered reso utlon.
which Went over, directing that the cost
of repairing the Capitol do not exc ed
sluJ.4co and that steps be erected lead ns
TO the southern portico
The Legislature elected Judge Daniel
Grinnan judge of the C..ance:y Court OF
this city to succeed Judge James {.
Lamb. resigned.
l the Senate.
Rev. J. William Jones. D. D., offered
PR ye.' al the pen!ng OF he Senate yes,e,-
day Observation-Disclosures Willard pre-
sided. and between twenty-five and
thirty members were present.
Senator Wickham asked that the Com
n,ittee 81 Finance and Banks be dis
charged from further consideration OF
the bill providing for a d3srenSary a;
Committee on Local Legislation, as ii
was apparent that the bid was of a
local nature. The request was granted.
Senator Barksda!e. by request. offered
Il bill TO amend and re-enact sect on
1883 OF the Code of Virginia in relat on
to the practice of pharmacy as amend d
and re-enacted by an act approved
March 5. 1890. entitled an act to nead
and re-enact, section l7o. OF the Code CT
Virginia in relation to the practice OF
pharmacy. amended. etc. by act ap-
proved March 5. 1894.
The bill provides that It shall be un-
lawful for any person not register d
pharmacists to open and control as pro-
prietor any re all drug or chemical st re
or pharmaceutical department unless he
have in his employ or in charge Of tbs
department a registered pharmacist
1Ge Senate pA,cecded. at 12:,5. in exc
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Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG &
Potomac Rai|rOa1.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 80, 1909.
so a. L., Oily, frum Hyrd-Street Station
io1 Washington aud beyond. Stops AllIIuf0-
fredericksburg aud Alexandria. Stops Deco
guam Sundays. Sleeping Cars Washington and
6:s5 a. u. daily. from Maln-street Station,
i.,r and Ae5roroiitan LLriitsd tos Wash,
Alexandria. Buffet Sleeping CTS to New York
7:uO 4. h., except Sunday fIom Eliza Sta
ton, accommodations fOr Ashland aud interue
Station foe Washington am. Dtsond Stops at
70 Cherry I'LL. Inclusive. Negley. Occouuan aud
Alesandrla Buffet Parlor Car.
$40 4: d.. except Sunday. from By-d-Strees
station for Washington and be!olit. Stops at
Elba. Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland TO
Alexandria inclusiTe. Parlor Car.
station tor Washington Ia be.on,i Stops az
EiD1, Ashland boswell, Milford. t'reuericks-
burg au:i AaeAandris: bufetirarlor Car. Cou-,
uecus "ith Congressional Lin:its q ~ -
4:1S :. d., except Suuday. from Byrd-Street
Station. accommodation ior fredericksburg and
5:v5 2. NJ daily. from Main Street Station
for Washington aud beyond, Stops at Boswell.
dr ria Buffet Sleeping car to eSw York
o:25 2. IL, except Sunday, from Elba Sta
ton. accommodation for Ashland and tnserne-
SIS 2. NJ. daily. from Byrd-stree. Station
FOR Washington and ..yon' Stops at Eiba
BROOKE l.,Ss wIdewaler. 3aantico and Ale1andria
Stops at other stssiv,is SUNDAY Sleeping Cur
Richmond TO = ~ 1orS ano w Washington 20
rhiludel hia-
Ills ?. H.. e:cept. Sunday. from Elba sta
tion. accommodation for Ashland and uterine
diate points
TRAINS ARRIVE INSTRUMENTATION RID.
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday. AT Eiba Station.
accommodation from Ashland ard intermediate
paints.
500 A. M. daily at Ryrd-street Station.
Stops at Alexandria. 0ccut.uAn. Wiewa ter.
Brooke Fredericksburg. Milford. Boswell. ash
land and Eiba. Stops at other stations sun
day. Buffet Sleeping Car New York TO Rich
mnnd.
s:25 a. H.. except Sunday. at Byrd-street
Station accommodation from Fredericksburg and
intermediate points
Station Stops a, local stations. Washington
to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen ard Eihs
2:o5 P. NJ daily at Maln-strcet Station
Stops at Alexandria. Lortnn Occn1uan. OusItico.
Fredericksburg. Milford. boswell and Ashland
Buffet Steering Car from New Tors
6:C0 ?. NJ, except sunday. at Eloa Station
accommodation from Ashland and interInedats
Gas P NJ. daily at Brrd-street Station.
| Stops Mt Alexandria. fredericksburg. boswell
Ashland and Elha Sleeping Cars from New
York and Washington Dirtn: Car.
900 ?. H.. daily at BTrd-street Station.
ticH to Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen ari Eiha-
1923 P NJ. daily at Na,n-srreet Stat!oa-
F!oridl and metropolitan Limited Stops a:
! Alexant,-ia Fredericksburg and Boswell Buff
! fet Steering Cars from New York.
1900 P. NJ. except Sunday at Elb1 station
| ACCOM- rodntion from Ashland.
". D. DIXIE General Man, ger.
e T D. MYERS. President.
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Cd aM R-5s7 a.
SO e. asEir ore
Via C. g. 0. Railway and
Old Point.
u. S. KA!LROUTE.

1a.ve Richmond via Chesapeake ana
lie Leai Hallway daily, except SUNDAY a ana :,
0 . NJ. connecting at-Old Point with The
T. NY, steamels OF the Old Rav ~, ,ae
s ups,,es at 7:l5 P. NJ, arriving Bs,ttn,n,sssa
leas'n7 Nj. IN time to make coH:'..!i iose
sis all trains SoEt # Eas, and VEST
snort s1aa mels in Southern wafer ~ "a she
nns5I arrive, Richmond 10 a. NJ. doi,,:
e4 HeI tickets and general informal on -
NV u al general OFFICES Chesapeake and o az,
f Rssil ~ Richmond Transfer compa nv nn'o
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office Of
VireirIa-Ca rnIiaa Chemical Co.

Office Of
Virginia. Carolina Chemical CO.. o.,
Richmond Va. tDec:-9 l9VI;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE ~
this day. declared a .DIVlDENDi- .Os
TWO .() PER CENT, the same s eelnS
dividend No. o.. on the Preferred SeoiA
1905. when check will be mailed to a! !
stockholders of record at the close 81 OF
business December. ,3lst- The DOORS :,, l OF
the transfer of Preferred Stoch VIII nc
closed from January 1st to January loth'
both days inclusive.
S. W. TRAVERS,l Treasurer.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
Transportatior Comnany,
Steamship Line. Direct Route to
Boston. Mass, and Providence. Ri.

steamers leave Norfolk for boston I uus
day. ~ s,.uesJay, S.,oay and Sunday For
IrJvicanee :Icndav. Thursday ard Satur-
day at Up. NJ <Ac. On, n,ria lions and cut,
sine unsurpassed. Passengers and tre!gh.
taken for all New Fr.giSrG points Tick
way oclcse and No. sE Cost Main Street.
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cut.on Of a joint order for the election
of a Judge Of the Chancery Court OF

cut.on Of a joint order for the election
of a Judge OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond.
Senator Anderson nominated Hon
Daniel Grinnan There We're no other
nominations and the voting began.
Messrs. Byars. Of Bristol. ana Bryant,
of Henlico. were appointed on he part
Of the Senate TO canvass the vote. Mr..
Byars reported that 90 votes had boe-
cast and that Mr. Grinnan had received
all the votes.
Judge Grinnan was declared elected
Senator Anderson introduced and had
n .de a special order for to-day at 1890
lie following resolution:
Resolved. by the Senate OF Virginia:
!. 1t is the sense OF the Senate that
in repairing and renovating the Capitol
the appropriation OF one hundred thous-
and dollars should not be exceeded. and
should be made, to cover the costs of
moving the Washington statue and all
other property from and to the Capitol
building and of refurnshing said build
ing.
. In the opinion OF the Senate the re-
pairs should contemplate the completion
Of the original design of the building by
the erection Of steps leading TO the south
ern portico.
Senator Wickha.n stated thai he wished
to call the attention Of the Senate to the
fact that the adoption Of the second
section of the resolution meant having
the Senate chamber upstairs.
Senator Anderson replied that he knew
that the gentleman from Hanover was
a fighter but he thought tomorrow had
been set for that
The Senate adjourned at 1880.
-
The House was called to order by
Speaker Ryan at noon, and there was no
prayer.
Mr.. Southall on behalf of the Commit
tee for Courts Of Justice offered the re-
7.ort and reso u.iou> Of his committee on
the Campbell-Crawford case, which We're
pr.,l ~ fhe Times yesterday.
Mr.. Cumming offered a substitute pro-
vtd NJ that the Courts OF Justice Com
,7littee investigate instead OF a commit
80 . Eve az provided by the original
resolution. Mr.. Southall said his COM
r,1ittee desired TO shirk no responsibility.
and the substitute was agreed to without
division.
Mr.. Gardner moved reconsideration.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
6 80 '' ,,i .! 1','''
NEW MAIN-sTREEr STATION.

In LrA-.I 4su,A.-D1h -, lo.!.
hcAs e llA.rsAO4sD.
local. All stops o's' 1922, 80
S:oo a; ". daily. Tor Old Point. Newport
:. HrrfoIS Stops Whit msDure. Newport
news Hamilton and raoebus. t'aEIor Cur kica-
nond to Old Point.
$40 2. NJ, uaily. c1cep. Sunday. for Old
.oaht. Newport News and Norfolk. Two hours
She - minutes to Norfolk. Stops williamsburg.
s r tar ,: Ssws End Hampton only sass Ias
Ne"port News Mondays. thursdays. tridiys
st emu saturday With II. and 81. steamer for Bal
"rs and raa , E,r with Ssr,.lx
WIN Oh Dosninion steamers for Sew York
e NJ daily. Ter Newport News ana
Old Point. On Sundays only connects for Nor-
~ MAIN LISE-wEsT-gouSD-
ro .oAo q. n. local excerpt Sunday to Cnsesa
r.,:s oo H.. daily. Cincinnati and Louissills
ruitnan ,. bune, pa,lor Car TO Gortons'ii!a:
6uisi'tc. Connects fos Virginia uo, Springs
r. f., ,;o-|r', on at Gordous-ilIe. local traiu
stations: except Sunday
?, nn.,.i, H. e1cep. SUNDAY. accommodations
3 .:oo E n. st. Loul, and Chicago Special.
,o;i Nv (. ~; st. Louis and Chicago Special
cnrs., win Inlnan Sleepers: Richmond Cin-
Louis Pst,or " esr to Indianapolis aud n Ss
ing Car as..cssa q: Gor,IoasviIle 80
400 .JAIES RIVER DIVISION
I'D L. daily. for Lyuchbu-r. Le1luS-
I"h an9 thtton Forge Ezcert sunday sof
iIosney. a i5srere and New Castle rsrior Car.
o:io Z. NJ. except Suuray. to Brrno
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
From Norfnlk. and Old Point 1905 A n.
and $50 P. ~ daily. li:io A. u and 100
T. ~. except Sunday.
MAIN LINE
From Cincinnati nr.i the West 7:45 A. ~,
daily md $50 z. NJ. daily. Local: 8 sn 4.
~. except Sunday. and 1910 P. ". except sun
JAMES RIVE DIVISION
s:35 2. ST.. daily. nd $40 A. ". except
suninr
,Ann'v at soo Fnst sr'ir Street ana Ear.
"''7 St-eot Nrr-hv Hntat J"~a-sor Hntsi
'no NFtn-St-oet Stat - ~ further ','"rr.a-
y % WAT CHEN Ma r--a ACT.
c. E. DOVE r. " rr-rrFR.
Cent Mana ~ Cent. Pass. ACT.
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BY Augustine

In execution Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county. entered De-
cenlber 8. 1902, in the suit of Graser's
EXecutr!X VS.. Thomas Moore ct ais, the
undersigned Special Commiss! toners. ap-
pointed thereby. will offer for sale \ pub
lie auction al the front door Of the Man
chester Husting Courtroom. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1902.
at u clock NJ, the property above de-
scribed.
This property has 4 good front on the
east side of the Petersburg Turnpike and
runs back between lines nearly parallel
The land is slightly rolling and has on
1t a, large oak grove.
The nearness of this property to Man
chester. with the electric cars running
in front Of it. and the improvements go
ing on in that location. this property is
bound to enhance in value in the near
future.
TERMs-One-ttrd cash, the residue in
three equal instalments. payable at six,
twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale. evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
with six per cent. interest added from
day of sale, and the title retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court:
or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser.
A w PATTERSON
SOL CUTCHINS.
FRANK T. SUTTON. Jr.
Special Commissioners.
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Thomas Moore ct ais.
I. E. H Flournoy. clerk Of the said
court, do certify that the bond required
by the Special Commissioners by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the Sd day
of December 1902 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court this sth day of December. 1902.
Z. II. F'LOURNOY, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.
MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING toE TIE
TELAUTOGRAGH COMPANY will be:
held ION WEDNESDAYS December Inc
10th. 1902. at y O'Clock NJ. at Roo;n NJ.
2. Merchants National Bank Buliuti'e'
Richmond Va.
II. D. WILLIAMS. Secretary
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s.or, In. to principal cities OF the South
and Southwest Florida, Cuba, Texas, Califnr-
niu and Mexico. reaching the CAPITALS OF six
States.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL -. 1904
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