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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
DOUGLAS WAITER
 HELPS HIMSELF
GOt Away With $7O From Cash Register in Bef-
 gers Restaurant

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 14.-(Special.)- J.
 This morning about g o'clock a waiter in John Berger's restaurant on Tenth street selected that hour when others were not taking notice to touch the cash register for a sum estimated by the loser to range between $60 and $70, and made tracks that the police of Douglas were having a time to find at last account.
 The man had been at work in the restaurant only a few days and no one in the place knew his name The warrant issued for his arrest read as John Doe" John is doubtless a wise artist in his line, and as the fox hunters say, had more than two hours Flaw" before the sleuthhounds of Douglas began to hunt his trail, and from all accounts he has walked in the water" all the way out of this city, as his trail has not yet been cut.
 Mir. John Berger, the proprietor of the restaurant, is in Tombstone, but has been wired to return.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
DOUGLAS WOMAN
 COMMITS FORGERY Mrs. Irene Mcdaniel Charged With Forging Name Of
 E. +. Miller

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 4.-(SpeciaI. )-
 A warrant was issued yesterday for Mrs. Irene Mcdaniel, charged with forging the name of E. H. Miller to various orders for groceries, etc, on the Copper Queen store.
 Mrs. Mcdaniel lives about half way between Douglas and Pirtleville. She has six children and a husband and takes in washing for a living. The man whose name she is charged with forging sympathizes deeply with the woman. He has been one of her GUS tomeTs-that is, she has done his laundry work. He thinks she was driven to the unlawful use of his name by dire want of herself and children.
 The last order, upon which the war rant was issued, was taken to the Copper Queen store Tuesday by Mrs. McDaniel's little daughter. When asked who wrote the order, the little girl replied. Mamma wrote it." As Miller's name was signed to the order the Copper Queen store people only waited for the return of Judge Mo Donald yesterday to swear out a war rant She will be arrested today if she has not been already appre- hended.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

Hand Bags, S3.5o to S25.oo Jewel Cases. Sf.0o to Ss.5o Saive Jars, 75c to S2.5o Puff Jars, s3.p to 5000. Soap Boxes, 75e to $4.50 Whisky Flasks. S4.5o to $S5.oo Picture Frames. 25c to S4.5o Cigar Jars. s2.5o to 5000 CandIesticks, 75c to S10.00 Manicure Sets, S2.5o to $25.oo Toilet Sets. S7.50 to $500 Child Sets. s3.5o to $5.5o Travelling Sets, $4.5o to S3o.oo Sewing Sets, s2.25 to S1o.oo Card Trays, $2.5o to Ss.5o Pocket Knives. s2.25 to 5000 Garters, S3.o0 to s7.oo COPPER AND STERLING SILVER
 NOVELTIES. Spoons, 35c to S3.5o Pocket Knives, 75c to SIPS Bag Tags. 75c to SIPS Match Boxes. S1.o0 to says Watch Fobs, SIPS to SAYS Charms, soc to S1.75 Book Marks. 25c to SIPS Napkin Rings, 75c to S1.5o Belt Pins, 25c to $1.5o Hat pins, 15c to 75c Paper Weights. SIPS to S2.5o Nail Files, 75c to S1.75
 MALAcHtTE SETTINGS. Maiachite Charms, S3.75 to $6.5o MaIachite Brooches. $5.5o to Sf5.oo MaIachite Scarf Pins. S3.5o to $500 maIaehite chateIaines, 5000 to
 $15.O0
 Malachite Pins, $3.5o to S7.5o malaehite Paper Weights, $500 to
 $4.5Q
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

Der, in mass meeting assembled, with out dissenting opinion, earnestly pro test against unjustl yforcing joint test against unjustly forcing joint feeling here is very strong against the bill, and we respectfully request you to use every effort in our behalf (Signed) IN. E. BAILEY,
 Chairman. Attest:
 e. c. BARRY,
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

Watches, s12.5o to sf55.oo Diamond Rings, s17.50 to S325.oe Diamond Brooches, s15.oo to Se5.oo Diamond Bracelets. s18.5o to $500 Diamond Scarf Pins, $500 to s45.oo Diamond Studs, s15.0o to $500. Diamond Ear Rings, $35.oo to $85.oo Diamond Hearts. Ss.50 to S25.oo. Bracelets, FiIiqree. $12.5o to $1s.5o Fobs, Filieree, s15.oo to $500. Rings, FiIieree, $4.oo to s12.5o. Brooches, FiIiqree, s4.00 to $15.oO. Neck Chains. s4.5o to ss.5o. chateIaine Chains, Sa.5o to s32,oo Vest Chains, S6.5o to S35.0o Cuff Links. s3.50 to s62.5o Rings, Ladies. $f.5o to S65.oo Scarf Pins, SIPS to s32.5o STERLING AND GOLD NOVEL
 TIES. Napkin Rings. S2.oo to $500 Tea Strainers. $3.5o to S4.5o Nail Files, 75c to $500 Letter Seals. 75c to s2.5o Key Chains. 75c to $2.5o Paper Knives. 75c to SAYS Combs, S1.oo to sa.5o Key Rings. 75c to S2.50 Shoe Horns. 75c to S4.50 Tooth Brushes. 75c to S4.5o Pencils, 75c to S2.0o Pen Holders. 75c to $1.5o Book Marks. soc to SIPS Scissors, SIPS to S7.5o Stamp Boxes. S1.0o to $1.5o [ Pocket Nail Files. 75c to S1.5o Thimbles. 40c to S5.5o Bracelets, SIPS to S35.oo Spoons, $f.o0 to $4.oo fobs, SIPS to S1s.50
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

hH HNH M
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
YOUR HAT
May Be a Stylish One, Rzt 1t Makes Trouble.

May Be Stylish One, R1t 1t Makes
 Trouble.
 A man usually buys 8 hat that's ''in style" but the Eacdern hat for men has lots to answer for.
 Baldheads are growing more numeT- ous every day. Hats make excellent breeding places for the parasitic germs which sap the life from the roots of the hair.
 When your hair begins to fall out and your scalp is full of Dandrun it is sure sign that these countless germs are busily at work.
 There is but one way to overcome the trouble and kill the germs-that way is to apply Newbro's Herpicide to the scalp-it will kill the germs and healthy hair is sure to result.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. 7. For sale by Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

I. x. L. Store has moved next door strumm House, Brewery Ave. New and secondhand machines sold and rented as before: also supplies.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

For sale by Bisbee Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
&ASswNws~ S5ssst.
FURTHER SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTr1AS GIFTS
Dry Goods Department

like something following Peicoats black fancy exquisite goods $500 to s425o
 Silk Kmonas. the Padded Kdmonas, have just imported Yokohama Christ trade They come in all prices froms up
 morningss5o Ostrich Sets. $aeoo victorias Squirrels. s2oo up -.s.sss.s sass4Az5As4zazt Evening Dresses Crepe Chine popular Princess 
 Coats popular Thompson Tommy kins Styles Skirts Right. suedess and mocha.
 silk fligre sterling silver and gold handles
 Waists, Crepe Chine, Lingerie Chantiy nels.
 Calendars, Drawings Chrsy Gibson. decoration for den boudoir pao s1.5o to $500
 Handkerchief at from to
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
Jewelry Department
GIFTS FOR HER"

fascinating gold
  tracive
 On all purchases silver initials free of charge prepared handle all work A this
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
ST. LOUIS PAPERS.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Re public for sale at Rinehart's Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

Premier Baifour has resigned, and it is not one of those Secreary Shaw kinds of resignations, either, as it takes effect at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

Cut glassware for Xmas presents at Hunters Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15

SAN FRANCISCO PAPERS. Chronicle, Call and Examiner fol sale at Rinehart's Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-15
Toy Department

We've transformed of yerabe ToYlANo We have tried it's too hard task to enumerate them the immense
 ...... 4oc to st2oo Beds to Tin Stoves 2sc to stso Tin Kitchens and Kitchen Sets to Toilet Sets to Tables Dressers sideboard Tables Chairs, from Sweepers 35c to zoe Upwards
 GAMES. Backgammon Sets st.o0 New Lotto BOG to soc all other popular prices
 MECHANICAL GREAT PROPULSION  Express Line. he be made .S1,5o TwO-Wheel Carts Iron Wheebarrows .. ,sfoo Each
  Buck
 
 Ngger Minstre Musical Toys of all Whistles Furred Animals. Rubber Balls Cedluod Balls.
 to S1eo. to
 Blackboards. s1.5o.
 Christmas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
BRIDEGROOM WILSON
GOES To GRAND JURY
Father of Young Lady Welded
to Him is His Prose
cutor.

Through his counsel Mr.. II. M. Smith,
Jr., J. II. Wilson. the young bridegroom
charged with bgamy, yesterday morn
ing in Police Court waived the prelimi-
nary examination and was sent to the
grand jury. He did not make application
for bail.
His brother was with him in court, and
conferred with Mr.. Smith after the case
had gone to tho grand jury The brother
declines to discuss the case, and Is doing
everything that n brother can to save
relative from the jail or penltentinry.
Mr.. Samuel Steinberg, father OF the
young lady who became the wife or
Wilson, was in court to prosecute He
did not speak TO tho prisoner, who came
from the pen with a hngsnrd fuce. upon
which bristled II beard OF about two
weeks growth.
Itis incumbent upon the Commonwealth
of Virginia to prove that at the time
Wilson was married in Richmond he had
wife living in Buffalo. N. Y. After tho
establishment OF this fact, the burden
of proof shifts to Wilson's shoulders, and
he will be reuired to establish that he
secured a divorce from his wife In BUT
falo. He admits having been married
there, and says he was divorced. He will
have to prove this.
Meanwhile Captain Tomlinson Is COM
1nunicating with the Buffalo authorities.
and 1t will be determined whether or not
the divorce was ever secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Charters Granted.

The State Corporation Commission yes
terdny granted the following charters:
The Petersburg Domestic Training
School Gncorporated), Petersburg. John
G. Harris. president and secretary, Pe-
tersburg; G. r. Alexander, vice-president,
Petersburg; John M. Candy. treasurer,
EttrIck. Capital $4,000. Objects: For
the training Of colored boys and girls In
the arts and sciences.
porated), Newport News, J. White Cham
der. president; r. II. Brushwood, secre-
tury; Joseph p. Gayle, treasurer. all Of
Newport News, Capital $4,000 Objects:
TO manufacture. buy'and sell wagons and
carriages.
ii. Crockin Corporation, Norfolk, Va.
III. Crockin. president; y. Altschul, vice
president; e. Jacobs, secretary and treas
slrcr, all Of Norfolk. Capital $1,000. OBJ
jects: TO do a general hauling and trans
fer business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Nov l7.-rho cotton market
was compare lively quiet sales for the day
being estimated at only 10000 bales.
Prices ruled irregular within Il range of about
1tgl1 points, and closed pon; higher TO 3
points lower, as compared with yesterday The
opening WAS steady at an advance OF IGij points
on covering. inspired by higher cabIcs than
expected. But there WAS considerable profit
taking on the bulge, and with demand chiefly
Tor short account prices soon eased off to a
net decline OF about points From thia It was
rallied BY renewal OF covering on bullish
crop reports from the Southwest, and during
tho late morning sold about 100 points higher
About 1922 for January and H.. 70 for March
realizing again set In. bulls heng uneasy over
the possible showing OF the census report, ex-
rected carly next week. and prices broke to a
now low point for the session, Or n net decline
of Sq9 points on the active months. During
the balance of the session the market ruled
very quiet and narrow with prices averaging
about midway between teh lowest point and
last nights finals. with the close steady on
covering. Southern spot markets were s-l6c
lower to lsc higher. generally unchanged. The
weather was good receipts full
Receipts at the ports to-day We're 77,5S3 bales
against co,7s0 last week and Cd. 800 last year.
For tho week (eStimnte1) $4,000 bales against
3s4, 5iS last week and SS5, SO last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 15,a6s bales
against $1,000 last year. and at Houston l7.27o
bales against 1889 last year. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR Receipts liberal: market r fairly &c &C
tive a prices quoted. WHEAT-Market con-
tirues active; light receipts. CORN-old corn
a. good demand SsT a fad aeand rye
Unchanged steady HAY-With light receipts
the demand is good for all well cured hay al
APPL Es-Recelpts moderate. Market steady
Potatoes Receipts increasing and market
weak. ~ -,
rather more active
BUTTER-Receipts moderate and market IN
good shape at prices quoted.
POULTRY. LIvE-Receipts moderate; de-
mand very limited. REssEDERereipts iish.i
ed stock. Do not kill poor fowls.
z VIRGINIA BACON-Continues In fairly good
! asfE-Market active for all choice. fresh es
RECEIPTS FOR TIL vEEK--wheat, 81, 80
bushels Corn 18TH bushels. Oats. $4,000
bushels Rye. 1000 bushels. Flour. $3.50 bar
rels. Hay. :6e tons Millfeed. 80 tons
STOCK IN ELEyATOR-Corn. sas bushels;
oats. x, 4el bushels: rye. 1859 bushels. 4
yTPy-I.1VE.f
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,e leading futures ranged As follows:
COTTON.

t. . d Y y .
NEW DIRK, November I'LL submit
below forecast OF the, ginners report
70 Ge 1Nh.:,hed next, T. IS expected t t9
up to the lath Of November. 1905,
This forecast Is compiled from numerous
replies to Geographic and postal card
inquiries made by me.
II INDICATES. It viii be noticed, total
November, against 9,1so,0O0 last year and
6, S33, OO III 1853.
The approximate amount g'nned AFTER
years has been as follows:
19O4-'6, 1900 O0 bales.
1903-'4, 3i00,O00 bales.
19O2-'3 Estimates on basis Of returns
December 18th and October lSth), 100000
bales.
AS III no season out Of tho past three
has tho amount ginned after the 14th OF
November been less than 100000 bales. +
shall regard ginning returns OF over Z, Co.,
900 bales as indicating q beyond any gu,n.
on Of reasonable DOUBT oo t no probabiily
ned to November 14th. !t
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Selections ........,............. 1000 a 1900
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburs. Va, Nov. II. 1906.
The report Of loose tobacco SOLD on the
Lynchburg market FOR the two weeks ending
November TO- 1905. prepared by John L. Ogles-
by, Of I.ynch'a Warehouse. wero as follows:
Sold week. ending November 3D., ~, COO
pounds: sold week ending November 10th, 6si. i.
COO pounds; decrease for week ending November
10Th. $4,000 pounds.
Sold from september !, 1905. to November
TO- 1905. 2,1o1lho pounds; sold from September
f. 1901 TO November 10. 1884, sol. 100 pounds; In
crease for 1896. 100000 pounds.
The receipts were rather lighter this than
last week There was less Of the damaged
and low grades offered than heretofore The
condition. size and color. OF the tobacco was
very good but the quality and texture was
rather or. Prices were generally satisfactory
to the seller. with rather moro animation on
the better, grade OF leaf.
Tho quotations. aer us follows: - -. + 4.
LuES ~ - -
Short leat.. W.
Fine leaf or wrappers.............. 11.oo q 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Lady Thrown From Carriage

A negro driver OF cart yesterday af-
tcrncon backed the vehicle into n car
rlage in which were seated a lady and
a gentleman. The lady was thrown out,
hut was not injured. The accident. for
accident It purely was, happened near
tho corner of Ninth and Bank Streets.
No one was injured, and no arrests were
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18
Mr., Berry Has Narrow Escape,

While attempting to cross Main Street
yesterday Afternoon, Mr.. Benjamin H..
Berry, commissioner Of accounts Of tho
city, was struck by a Main Street Pas
senger and Power Company car aud mar
rowly escaped serious injury. A network
or wagons was on tho street at the time
and In lodging u vehicle Mr. Berry
stepped In front of car, He had a
narrow escape, but was not injured In the
least. IIe attached no blame to the crew
OF the car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. Ai17.-FIOUR-Steady and
unchanged. Rye Flour-Firm. Buckwheaf
Flour-Steady Buckwheat--Easy at 63i:c.
Cormneal-steady. Rye-Nonhnal. Barley
whsat-Easy; No. 2 red. so7:c. Options nc.
net lower, May. o. 6-1ec.; December. s2ssc
Corn-Easy; No; e. 6s,kc.. elevator, Options PIT
December CSC Oats-Steady; mixed. SIC.
Bcef-Steady. Cut Meats-Steady. Lard
Quiet: refined. easy: continent $40 Pork
Barely steady. Tallow-Steady. Rosin-Dull.
Turpentine--Steady.
Rice-Quiet. siolasses-Ftrn Coree-spot
Rio. easy: No. Invoice. 5.lGc.; mild, quiet;
cordova. 9x1l2Ec. Futures steady at q net
decline OF 591o points. Sugar---Raw. STEADY;
fair refining. exc; centrifugal s7-lsc.; mo-
!lasses sugar. 42nc.; refined. quiet.
!, Butter-Flrm and unchanged. Cheese-Easy;
state, small. September. fancy, l3Hc; do, late
made choice, l3aG13%c.: fair to good. 12ltc.;
skins, full to light, 1oh9llc Eggs-F1rnl and
unchanged.
easy: southern, per barre SOC Gslso. cab
bages-Eirm and unchanged. Freghts-Un-
changed. Peanuts-Easy and unchanged
Cottonsecd Oil--Dull, but steady, Prime
cru,se, e. O. b. Mills clG2?c,: prime summer
yellow, 27AG3sc.: primo white, 30d3lc,; prime
winter yellow. ata31c.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov 17.-Heavy lIquida-
ltion by prominent holders to-day caused
break In the wheat market here of over 10. per
bushel. The market closed at about the lowest
point OF the day with the May options show
Ing net loss OF 1s1Mc.; corn was down NC;
oats wore unchanged; provisions were 2.a1lcc,
lever.
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Including 1.1oo TO arrive. Quotations up hc;;
middling, ii a.1ec. Futures opened 4agi points
down OF, the active positions. Realizing sales
caused further decline OF few points ~ by
iast : nights closing figures. After this there
was a flood OF buying orders. which sent prices
.up TO within few points OF last vening
anals The market closed f1rm with net losses
Cotton futures very steady: November BE- T. o %:
December. lo.seapT; January W, ~ ~,
Ills; May 1l.s5g1l.ss: June, 1l.4l0iL %; July,
l1GI11 A. --a.sla-l.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
South Boston Making Rapid
Strides in Warehouse Sales.
(Snecial 10 The TImes-Dispatch.)


(Specialto The Times-Dispatch.)
@ SOUTH BOSTON, VA, November 17.---}
That South Boston tobacco trade is rap
idly inc1 easing is plainly shown by the
statement below Of loose sales for Sep
TENDER and October. 1905, as compared
with sales of September and October.
1901, as furnished by Il. B. Johnson,
president Of the Tobacco Board Of Trade:
Pounds Amount.
Sales for Oct, 1905. 2,S24,602 $233, 05235
Sales for Oct, 1904. S762l0 70,S9459
Increase Oct. 1905. 1,94S,3o2 s1e3657.7C
Sales for Sept. and
Oct, 1905. ......... 3261,15o S261, 6SsQo
Sales for Sept. and
oct, 1904 .......... 1862 156 7e.229G7
e,19s,994 s182,45s.SG
The tobacco market this fall has paid
10 the planters ono hundred and eighty
two thousand four hundred and fifty
eight dollars more than for the fall of
1901. South Boston now ranks among
the largest leaf tobacco markets On the
world.
Tho highest prices paid for wrappers
during the season was $3.50 last Tuesday.
AS the season advances there Is n great
scarcity OF fine wrappers, hence the high
figures paid for them. There has been
no change for several weeks in tho COM
mon ana medium grades.
70
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Howitzer Association Banquet.

rho annual reunion and banquet of tho
Howit.er Association will he held on
tho night OF December latl, The follow
ing members are on the committee. ylz:8
James II. Gray, B, Lorraine, T. Jeter
Bosher, d, o. Davis and George A. Jones'
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PRICES CO Ut
WI1H A bound.
Stock Market Sentiment zen Becomes comes
More Composed Over the
Russian Outlook.
A DAY Of spEc'ALTIEs
Issuance OF New York Central
Stock Has a Stimulating
Effect.
A DAY OF spE !: u I 7 E:
fHv Associated Press. J

NEW YORK. November 17.--Stock mar
ket sentiment had become composed this
morning over tho Russian outlook and
nriccs rcbo,lnded at the opening In
many ca scs tho first gains were widely cx-
tended during the course of the day.
but the speculative taste caused the same
tendency toward specialization pee as for
was tranquil by comparison with the
feVersh tone of the early part OF The
week and the prevailing rate all day was
d per cent. The comparative ease of tho
money market served as u enforcement
against any apprehension that might be
caused by the preliminary estimates OF
the weeks currency. These indicated u
further decline on the cash holdings Of
The bants. the estimated varying rom
less thnn s.. Coz. 0o0;to upwards OF S3,c00.O0o.
The announcement OF the issue OF New
York Central treasury stock 10 stockhold-
crs at at par was n stimulating Influence
upon standard railroad stocks. Standard
railroad stocks had more general share
In to-da.'s advance than tor any day Oh
the week. Union Pacinc's 2-point rise
was n notable effect on sentiment, tho
recent immoblity of that stock serving
10 discourage a prominent element in the
speculative forces. The con tinued violent
advance In Reading and IN Smelling. how.
ever, kept the market distinguished stu
some normal profit-takng in the final
Hour, the closing WAS nctivc and strong
and generally at the best prices of tho
day. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $3.175.0;O. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call M
Total sales stocks. 1.c56,oO shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call. steady; 4Gp7 IL; closing
bid, 31-2: offered at |. Time money,
steady; o. days and 50 days. 6 per cent;
six months, 5 IL.
Prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent;
with actual business IN bankers bills, at
sAS6. 20fra4 sG.35 for demand, and s4.s2.650
:4s2.7 10 for sixty day billa: Posted rates,
siS3 1-20s4.si and 1872. Commercal
bills Si.s2 3-s Bar silver, q IA. Mexican
dollars, 80 IL.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. l7-Sea6oard Air
L and MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
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Southern Railway

oCHEDULE IN. lst' FEC L OCT L. 1908 i, ts
-oo TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. - i3s
- ~. wo =. ~ Datiy--Locli tor cnsriutta 70 q t
l4:6o +. NJ .--Da1ly--Limit ed-BuVet piIilna ~
At na- ana Birmingham New Orleann
M nnenmphis, Chattanooga and ali the Houth.-,@
- ~ e. M.-Ix Sunday-keysville1 It,cai TE1.tr
l1:so E. M.-Daily-Limlted-i'u ready - 4
& :. Nj, for all the South So. S>r>-I1t - -
* ~. YORK RIVER LINE S
= ne slaVorlte route to Baltimore and E-astern
points Leaves Richmond 4:2o P.1SM,. q daily. b
2 s::a6 = M-Locai-Daily--E1ceps Sunday. ;,Ssl
A'Io =. M.-Except Sunday-For Wost Point s
connecting with steamers for Haltlmorc !
ana river landings. Steamers call a. York;
town and Clay Bank Mondays Todnes.$
Gays and Fridays, and at GloIcest sr Point y
eng sn e. Adii in Tuesdays. Thursday and (
4:l5 a. M.-Except sundav--r .oc,,$ -, - Fl -,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
n:a5 A. n. and 6:42 P. M.-Froml ali the South. +
S:S = M.-From Charlotte and Durha m.i iz'7SSI
SEQ A.. M.--From Keysville and fintnrmediats
PCS 4. M.-Baltimore and west Point ~
lo:4o a. M.-Da!ly-Except Sunday and Mon.
FAY F1y3, S ys., = po NJ; daily except sundas
C., ", wEsTRuRY.D. P. A.. Richmond. Va. 4
8. H. HARDWICK. W. F@TAYLoE,@7Sa
H. B. sPENcBR Cent. Mgr =. =
washington. D. G.