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FRISCO SLIM.
Notorious Burglar Arraigned, But
Case POSTPONED.
(special TO The Times-D Dispatch,


"a WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June IL
Frisco Slim" the notorious safe cracker.
implicated in the robbery Of the Peninsu-
lar Bank here May 24th 1890, was ar
raigned here to-day. but the Commons
wealth was not ready with Its witnesses
and moved a continuance until the Au-
gust term. He was returned to Newport
News for safe-keepng,
A large crowd assembled here to-day to
witness tho trial OF the bank robber who
a little more than five years ago with his
gang Of burglars entered the Peninsula
Bank, blew open the safe and carried or
over S., 900. Frisco Slim has been con-
fined In the Newport News jail for the
past two months awaiting trial, and was
brought here this morning by Sheriff w,
w. Ware and Sergeant r. G. Lawson
and taken Immediately to the courthouse,
where the crowd had been waiting for
some time to get glimpse Of the noto-
rious safe blower. fF iff1gSEt
The greater part of the morning ses-
sion OF court was consumed by the grand
jury. In their Investigations. RI
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Juno 12--Tne cotton market
was moderately active, but Irregular, good
early advance being lost In the later trading.
) of ll9 points on continued buying for both ac-
counts. such az WAS in progress toward the
close Of last week. and which was baser APP
parently on the reports q strong spot markets
prohenspns OF crop damage owing TO high
temperatures in Texas. Offerings very light
during the morning and eprIces worked up
TO a net advance OF about 1922 points, follow
ing arid renewal OF bear pressure. owing to
expectations of n bearlsh bureau report to-
morrow. The close was steady. net unchanged
I e 2 points lower. Sales were estiwated at
j go. 900 bales.
Weather reports during the day were regard
Z ed as generally favorable aside from the claim
OF high temperatures in some sections, and
private advises from the South seem rather
III Liverpool VIII reopen tomorrow, but Will bs
closed again next Saturday ana Monday
Receipts at the ports to-day We're 126s9 bales
agans 1855 last week m and 200 last year. For
last week and ii,795 last year. fo-day's re-
ceipts at New Orleans were 8, sos bales against
1,l3s last year. and at Houston 1886 bales
against 500 last year.
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CHURCH AT MINERAL.
Conservation Sermon Preached
There BY Bishop Gibson. 81
to The TImes.Dlspatch.)i

especial to The Times, Dlspatchl
MINERAL y A., June lathe Church
of the incarnation was consccrated sun
day morning. June 18th, by the Rt. Rev.
Robert A. Gibson. D. d,
The conservation sermon was preached
Church. Richmond Nv Va The theme Of his
discourse was tho Inscription upon the
cornerstone Of the bullding-20th verse,
second chapter of Pauls Epistle to the
8Ephesians--"And are built upon the
foundation Of the apostles and prophets,
Jesus Christ himself being the chief cor
fner-stone."
The discourse throughout was forcibe,
full OF eloauence and convincing argu-
ment, n
Mr., Frederick Kernochan and daughter,
Eof4New York. attended the service.
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No Concession,

3@1 lspocIaI TO The Tmes- DIspatchD
6a BUCKINGHAM VA, June l2--There ap-
peared In your paper Of the 9th. a communicas
ton from Cumberland, stating that the canh-
date Of that county for the Legislature has no
opposition In that county, though he Is opposed
by candidate from Buckingham. tho Cumbes-
land correspondent claiming that It Is conceded
that Cumberland has a right to the represents
tive
There Is no such general concession as no.
1leyed by the Cumberland correspondent on the
part OF the voters OF tha large county OF
Bucklngham who will actively support tho
candidate from this county for the next r.egis-
slaturc, when the primary Is held.
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y. THE PRODUCE MARKET.

IA NEW York. June l2.-F1ouR-steady and
unchanged Rye F1our-Quiet. Corntneal-i
Firm. Bar1ey-Dull.
Wheat.-Firm; No. 2 red. sl.o5 bid. IN store
Options hgrhc.. net higher, July closed at
sIhc.: Septic mber. ss1se.; December. $685.;
CONFIRM No. 2. slhc. elevator Options
Irregular at &c. not advance. July closed al
57hc. Oats-Steady: mixed, $50 s5,ac.
& sBeef-Ftr1n. Cut Meats-steady. Lard
Quiet; refined, steady. Pork-steady. Tai
Iow-ouiet. Rosln-Dull and unsettled at y. 49,
Turpentine-Duil and easy at s3d63hc.
4 C6free-Spot Rio, steady; No. invoice. ne. !;
mild, dull: Cordova. lofra3c- Futures steady
points higher on May, generally unchaneed
10 s points lower on rest. Suear-Raw, steady;
fair refining, - ilisc.: centrifugal IS test,
6-l6c mo lasxes sugar, 7-1sc.; refined, STEADY.
Ricc-F1rrl Molasscs-Firm.
Butter-Quiet; creamery. l7h9lei4c.: state
dairy. l5s a1sc. Eggs-steady; nearby select
ed 39ac1c + SOU therns, Gf16c. Chee@e-Strong:
new. State and sniall white and Acoiorcd. S1s9
Potatoes-yveak: Southern rose, sl.6002.2 IS {;
Southern seconds. $lll.25: Jersey sweets, $40
225 Peanuts-Easy: fancy handpcked. $40
5ilc.;A other domestic a aAG5hc. Cabbages-
Easy; Norfolk, Z per barrel, Go1a0c. Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool, 10Gl5c.
CHICAGO. ILL. June l2.-The government
report showing a large Increase In acreage
seeded to spring wheat had bearish effect
on the wheat market here to-day. At the
close July wheat was of ,sc.: corn Is up Nc. |;
oats are down Hg,hc.; provisions are 2bs0loc.
higher. ~ u e IF
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RUSH FOR PROFITS
HOLDS LIST down
Selling Attracted BY Saturdays
Rise Proved Too Much
~ For Limited Demand.
CROP REPORT INFLUENTIAL
9Amalgamated Copper Again a
Centre OF 51i,terest-Closing
!, % Unsteady.
nv .orln,ed presa

j (l3y NesOcnteQ IreSs.J
NEW. YORK; June l2-The stock market!
to-day did not fuifll the promise held out
by Saturdays short market OF a revived
demand and higher prices for stocks. The
selling attracted by Saturdays sharp rise
In prices proved too much for the limited
demand to absorb. The turn in the tenn
per OF tho market had no positive news
developments to account for5it. The fact
was quickly demonstrated, however, that
the market was still strictly IN profess
sional hands.
Tho government crop report. which ap-
peared Saturday afternoon. proved to BIO
the subject OF such varying inserpreta-
tons as are common IN the grain mar
kets at the critical period OF the making
4 of the crops Further reductions were re.
ported In pig iron prices. but tho iron ana
steel stocks were relatively hrm az any
and developed positive strength IN the
later dealings. The special pressure
against Amalgamated Copper was con-
nected in the minds of professional opera
Boston Is, The Metropolitnn stocks owed
their strength TO differences from the new
auspices OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. The pootponcment OF the cal!
from July 1st TO July 18th promised re.
lief from ono possible embarrassment OF
the money. market In connection with the
], half yearly settlements.
THE. tono OF the weekly comments on
traffic of railroad officials showed some
conservatism. The efforts towards recoy-
4 cry we're continued through the latter part
X or the day. but the movement was some
what uncertain, and the market closed I'M
u steady. III H3 &&
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par.
value. S4.3l0000. United States 3s, regis
Z tered. advanced IA on cali.3t
Il The total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to G59,40o shares.
# MONEY AND EXCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call easy at ylf2 IA per cent;
closing bid. 2 per cent; offered at IA per
cent: ninety days, 3 IA per cent; Six
months. 31-2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 1-2Gt4 per cent Sterling exchange
i Arm with actual business In bankers bills
4 at 81. S7sf4.S7.0 5 for demand and at N.s5 100
4 As5.B for sixty day bills: posted rates,
SlS8 and 34ss: commercial bills, $4A 3-4D
4.s4 49, Bar silver. 5s1-2;; Mexican dollars,
-
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OF Cumberland county Il II. Putney presided
at the organ.
Tho walters were Miss Patte Boatwrght
with Mr.. Howard Cole. Miss Edna Boatwright,
sister Of the groom with Mr.. Alphonso Cole,
Mr.. Everett Mahon and Miss Marjorie Power,
Mr. Reuben EIudginsl with Miss Eatelle Mahon.
The maid OF honor was Miss Florence Boat
wright. sister of the groom. 5s
The bride was conducted TO the altar by he.
uncle. Judge A. p. Cole. where she wns met
BY thu, groom, with Mr.. Ben Boatwright, brother
OF the groom, as best man.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SUMMER TOUR.
800 $50 IST RATE .ai ~ 1870

The Southern Railway has on sale daily
summer tourist rates to all resorts II,
the South and Southwest at extremely
low rates, They are also distributing
q very attractive Summer Homes folder,
showing the various resoIts located on IT'S
lines and tributary thereto. a copy OF
which may be had upon application. Com
plete information furnished by all agents.
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A1ARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE ~, 1905.
ARRIYEn
Danyllle, Short. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. II { A
SAILED I
DaRyille. Short. Baltimore passengers and
GENERAL cargo 81.
N PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE IL, 1905.
5& ARRIVED,
steamer portmund, New Orleans.
Schooner Winifrede A.. Foran. HAMPTON
Roads. AZ IA )t ga
Barge independent, Fail River,
SAILED s38 Z
steamer Dortmund, Hamburg
Dnrgc Cassie, East Roston i "A s S.
II Barge Sterii pg,s Dos top iss 2s n
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CATTLE MARKETS.

& CHICAGO ILL, June le--cATTLE-Re-
prime steers. i5.6oas. IS !; poor to medium. $40
$40: stockers and feeders. s275QD4. 30; COWS,
S. sol4.sO: heifers. so,b0a6,oo; Gamers, sl4o9
Receipts. 10000 head, Market steady. Mixed
and butchers. s525fp5 42s good TO choice.
heavy, sS.sod6.4o rough. heavy $46oQ5.2o;
light s.. 2546.42h bulk OF sales. S. 30G5. 87h.
Sheep-R eceipts. 5000 head, Sheep strong
lambs 1oc. higher. Good to choice ,wethers,
IS. 5oGYd, 40; native lambs, shorn $4.50I6.5 80,
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Tho leading futures ranged a. follows:
49, ia7iIl1i3a 5ttE Open. High. Low. Close
c..h quota.lon.l we're a. follox.: FLovR-.

3 Cash QuotatlonSE were az follows: FLOUR.
Easy. No. 2 spring wheat, il.o7G1:lo; No. 3.
CSC 4sl.0s; No 2 red. g9aGsl.01. No: corn,
54c.; No. z yellow CSC. No, 2 oats. 30&c.; No.
9 white. s2Gs2kc.: No. white al1tl32hc. No.
2 rye SOC. Good feerlng barley, $50 46c.: fair
TO choice mating, 4sa4sc. No. fiaxseed. S:6;
No. Northwestern. LAB; prime Timothy seed.
s?.so. Mess pork, per barrel s!26oGl2; ss lard.
per 100 pounds. f1.l717.2o: short ribs sides
$7.3G7d. Whlskey, basis OF high wines. L26.
Glover. contract grade, 81. 75Gle. 20 Eggs.-
Steady at mark. cases included. 14c. Cheese
Easy at sQlOc. ButteT-Easy: creamery, lG9
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plscoNTlNuANcE. OF CAFE CAR
SERVICE TRAINS "a AND 81,

I3,,fIt1 II5fff Hu = NV -. " T' rs
Effective June 18th, cafe cars operated
on train "a, leaving Main Street Station
6;45 "A. NJ. daily, and train 81, arriving
Main Street Station $50 r. NJ. daily, will
be Withdrawn from service, H
w. r. TAYLOR, q
Traffic Manager.
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DAILY THROUGH SERVICE TO
VIRGINIA BEACH,
VIA N. & w, RATcWAY.

Isffect.ye at once and untll further
notice. tho Norfols and Western Railway
viii operate through coach without
change between Richmond and Virginia
beach OH the Ocean Shore Iimittd"
which leaves richmond daily at 800 r.
M. ana leaves Norfolk returning at 9:25
A. M. 9. y, bosLE4,
District Passenger Agent,
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NAVAL STORES.

WiI4AIIN GTON, NJ C., June l2-sPIRITs
TlRPENTINE-Firm at $780,, receipts, 1o7
casks. Ros!n-FlrIn at $500; receipts $50 bar
rels, Tar-Efrm att 500 bid; receipts. u bar :
and Sl7b: receipts, l94 barrels,
\ SAVANNAH. GA, June l2.--TURPI1NTINE...
Firm at 591se.; sales, ess casks s, reeelpts 400
' 'tc.EHi1ARsLEsToN. 9, O., June l2,-TuRPEs-
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Observation-Disclosures.

3 GILLIAMSVtLLE. Va. June E,--One Of tho
most beautiful marriages ever solemnized mt
Mt. Jackson Church, took plaza WednHsd a
Anderson. Of buckingham, and Mr., George q
sBoatwrIght, q we'll Known citizen Of the same
county, were uni w Tey. ", H. Lawson
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bales; export to Great "a bales; to France. 1854
.bales: TO the Continent, 1914 bales; stock,

bales: to the Continent, 1914 bales; stock,
Ne Consolidated at oil ports--Net receipts. 7l,75
bales: export to Great britain. %. ~ bales: to
France, 1884 bales: TO the Continent, 29.69
bAles; TO Japan. 23G baies.
Total since September Nt at oil ports-Netj
receipts. 9.al4tsS bales export TO Great Britain,
357,bss bales: to France. 1888 bales; TO Inc
Continent 5000, s7l bales: to Japan, 2T,2 65
bales; ITO Mexico, q, 232 bales
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Cotton futures OPENED quiet. but arm and

spot cotton closed quiet; midding uplands,
$40; middling gulf sos a
Cotton. quiet; middlng. $40; gross receipts,
6,097 bales; stock. 1866 haes; export to Great
Britain, Il balesi to France, 10 balesi to the
Continent, l.463 bales.
Tatal to-day at MI ports-Net receipts. 1e,oso
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKE];rTr

7T.lV918 TIL U1tt -6OODo EHtNhE1' n 81"
NEW YORK. June 12.--Clih7atics conditions
have interferred with tho contamination of a
favorable aggregato business In the dry goods
market to-day. At first hands the situation
iv Very strong and buyers are having increased
diiiculv In securing satisfactory deliveries.
JoDbers trade Is inactive,
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Saturday Afternoon
Excursion
TO BUCKROE
Via G. & o. Ry.

On Saturday, June nth, the Chesapeake
and Ohio will have n special Saturday
afternoon excursion from Richmond to
Buckroe and return, leaving Richmond
2:s0 P. M. Returning, leave Buckroe
$3.50 p. NJ. Two hours schedule in both
directions. without stops Five hours ut
this delightful resort in the cool OF the
evening.
ner ana the evening pleasure OF the sea-
side, a
tickets will also be sold for this train,
good returning on the Sunday Outing
leaving Fort Monroe 4:55 p. NJ. or S:l5
p NJ. OF the Sunday following. at $500
round trip.
Anovclty ana delight introduced by the
G. &c O. Railway.
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SPECIAL RATES oF4oNEe FARE PLUS
8E45TWENTX-FlVE GENTS FOR The
oUNDsTRiP&vIAs SOUTHERN
RAiLWAYl To&POlNTS
Al q

cts on sale June 18th, nth, goth, 24th,
18th, July 1st, 9Th, 9th and 18th. limited
fifteen days from date OF sale, with
privilege OF extension to September 3oth.
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BALTIMORE STOCK a,ARKET. +,
BALTIMORE, ND, June l2.-seaboard Ali
Line common. l9A bid; do. preferred, asM bid.
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corToNsEEDT OIL MARKEr,

NEW YORK, June l2-Cottonseed Of! was
Arm with moderate trade Prime crude, T. 9,
b mills, 22tU23c.; prime summer yellow 29Qb
eShc.; OFF summer yellow, nominal; prime
white, sl1s2c,i prime winter yollow, alas?c
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summer SCHOOLS KNOXVILLE 'leuU., LICK
cts on sale June 18th, nth. goth. Path.
fifteen days from date OF sale, with
privilege OF extension to September 30th.
Charlottesville, Va, from points within
the State, tickets on sale June Path. 18th
Goth, July LIST, I'd, sth,fsth, 10th. 18th and
l4th, final limit August 18th, with priv
lege OF extension to October both under
special arrangements.
international Epworth League Conven-
ton, Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, Col. tickets on sale June 18th
to July 3D.. limited to- July 18th. with
privilege OF extension to August 9Th upon
payment OF fee OF 80 cents
Peabody College Summer Schools, Nash
vile. Tenn, tickets on sale June 18th,
date OF SALE with privilege Of extension
to September soth upon payment OF &C
cents.
Summer Schools. University Of Missis-
sippi, oxford, Miss, tickets on sale June
18th, 10th, 27th July 9Th. 18th, 18th and
18th, limited fifteen days from date OF
sale, with privilege OF extension to Sep
TENDER Goth BY paying 20 cents,
b Sunday School Institute, Bible School
md bWoman's Congress, Monteagle, Tenn,
tickets on sale June 18th, 30th, July list,
i4th, 18th. nth. 23d and 24th August 9th.
9th and 18th, return limit August alst.
Dates of sale for Woman's Congress July
Goth and SS0th and August LIST, returning
August 10Th, with privilege OF extension
& to \ October 3lst under special arrange
fments.
The above rates are open to the public.
G. W.&WESTBURY,8D d. =. A.5
p2o East Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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Na,,h.,n r.c,cc Observation-Disclosures. TN
orti, a vWe.tern con- ls...... 1olX
nr..on shnrt Tine refunding 4s........,. Gh
arkv s, nn ~; cnnw 1olh
ponnsyr renerni a. 1881
e q, , aua Iron Maintain con- 5s...... 1ls1s
g e. n,s and SAN Francisco fg. As........ 9A
O. S. III. an,,.hwastern con 4s........... 81
s o.. No " Az iina ~ S7h
So,,tparn pacifc Ia Observation-Disclosures. ON
co,ther, 7, niiwav Is (offeted) l2Oh
49, a,d IaciHc ists 12ih
r = So - and Western 4s...,....... S3H
Iyn'nr r, ac 10eA
f,nion pncinc conv is 124h
rInitad staies Steel I'd bs.................. ssli
1I;aha AZ Ivt !. .....,......... LIT
WaSneh Dst > Rp ...,t.,.....,............ "A
wasf rem and Lake Erie 4s.................. eiA
usstern Nd Observation-Disclosures. ssN
Wisconsin Central As -
N. and o. Collateral Trust 4s"............ "
Central OF Georgia ID lno...,..,........... -
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EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR
BEACH PAR<--5oc .RouNDsTRlP.
Special limited train leaves Richmond
at $40 P. NJ, returning. leave Beach
Park at 10 p. m, 70 !. minutes ride In
each direction. II, is q Il delightful place
to spend an evening.
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4 BOATING, BATHING AND FISHING.
At popular Beach Park. SOC. for the
round trip Special limited train leaves
Richmond every week day ct 6:So =: NJ,
two on Sunday. leaving Richmond at
10: 80 a. N. and a 3P..4 M. 70 minutes ride
in each. directs lon. n "a 80
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iMANoEUvREs AT OLD POINT, WEEK
b JUNE 4 TIL r o T17TH-ePEciAL Az.
K RANGEMENTst VIA c. q o. ROUTE,
iNcLuD d ING ACC oMMopATioNS

iNcLuD DINO ACCOMMODATIONS
AT chamberlain HOTEL. III
The Chesapeake and Ohio will sell
tickets for $500 p. NJ. train OF EACH day,
week Of June 18th to17th, account of the
Army and Navy Manoeuvers, from Rich
mopd to Fort Monroe and return, In
Guiding hotel accommodations, at spe-
cial rates. Tickets will be sold including
dinner and lodging date Of sale and
breakfast and lunch day following, at
rate OF $500 round trips also tickets in-$
Guiding hotel accommodations up to and
including breakfast the second day, at
rate OF 800 round trip tickets being
limited accordingly.
"FiNEsT coAsTWIsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD"
Richmond to Boston and return, S23.00;
to Providence and return, s2LQo; inc!ud,
ing meals and room via Merchants ana
daily daily line to New England. Tickets on
sale at c. & O. and n. q W: BY. Of
fces, $40 East Main Street. D. G, Lohr,
Agent Norfolk. vi
EPwoRrH LEAGUE CONVENTION,
DENVER, COLO, JULY 9TH TO Isl
eTH-sPEciAL LOW RATES
VIA c. e. o. ROUTE.
folk and Petersburg! s4275; Lynchburg
orr Charlott esvill q, s etc
Tickets sold June 10Th to July Sd.
limited for return July lth, subject to
extension to August Sth by deposit Of
ticket and payment Of valuation fee OF
fifty cents,
These tickets may be routed via CHI
cago and ono direct route; returning
via ST. Louis and another direct route,
or vice versa ~ 8
For other information. schedule Of train
oHH g. O. s.
senger Office.
SPEND SUNDAY At THE POPULAR
RESORT BEACH PARk--5oc.
ROUND TRIP.
| Two special limited trains every suns
day leaves Richmond at 1880 a. N. ana ana
p. M, returning. leave West Point at
and ID r. NJ. Tickets good on either
| train. es
BOATING, BATHING AND FlsHINo.
At popular Beach Park. soc. for the
round trip. Special limited train leaves
Richmond every week day at $50 T. Nj,
two Oh sunday. leaving Richmond at
| 1880 *. NJ. and P. NJ IN 70 minutes ride
In each d,rectio " n 3
SPECIAL RATES VIA o. e o. ROUTE.
TO LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSE
TloN-PAciFic coAsTToUR6.
The C. & o. Railway will, during the
summer, sell round-trlp tickets to Port
land daily. going and returning via d.
rect routes and for variable routes
through California on specified dates.
For rates, schedule, dates for variable
routes, stopovers, Pullman reservations,
address G. s. o. Passenger Office. Rich-
mond, Va, ii
EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR
BEACH PARk-5oc /, FOUND TRIP.
snecial limited train leaves Richmond
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Old Dominion Steamship
Company,
For Norfolk,

Owing to the temporary withdrawal OF the
Steamer Brandon there will be no steamer
Tuesday night. Commencing Wednesday,, June
18th, and until further notice Steamer Berkeley
viii leave every morning foot Ash StreeD at
s o. clock, atopping at Newport News en- route.
Fare $3.50 one way, S4.b round trip. including
state room berth. meals SOC each. Street cars
; 70 Steamers Wharf 81
il or New Y ork.
Via James River steamer 8 a.. NJ. on and
after juno 14th daily, making connection In
Norfolk with Main Line ship daily Except
Sunday Z p. NJ; also Norfolk and Western
r, r, at ga. NJ. and 3 p. Nj, and Chesapeake
and Ohio ny. at o a.. NJ. and p. NJ. daily,
except Sunday. Sunday at "a. NJ. by N. and
~. a. TosWELL. City Ticket Agent. sos H.
Main Street; 1JNO, +. MAYER, Agt. Steamers
Wharf; II. b. WALKER, V. F. and I. NJ.
New York N. Y.
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EEPWoRrH LEAGUE CONVENTION
DENVER, COLO., JULY 9TH TO Is
eTH-SpEcIAL LOW RATES
SPEND SUNDAY AT THE POPULAR
RESORT, BEACH PARk-5oC.

Two special limited trains every Sum
day. leaves Richmond at 1880 "A. NJ. and
4 r, M, returning. leave West Point at
s and 10 p. M. Tickets good on either
frni In -.--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va June II, 1906
SALES.
Virginia A Eoy--s3 60 at 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

The above rates are open to the public
q. w. &WESTBURY,&D d. p. A.,
go East Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
,"FlNEsT coAsTWIsE TRIPS IN THE
x WORLD.n

Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
ing meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co... from Norfolk.
daily line TO New England. Tickets on
sale at c.. & O.. and NJ. q w. BY. Of
fees, $40 East Main Street. D. G. Lohr,
Agent, Norfolk s X