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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
ON LOCAL MARKETS
MUCH LEAF TOBACCO
BEING MARKETED

The total sa-es % dark Jose tobacco on tho
War-eousr tioors yesterday amounted 90 81 $50
i-'-ll-. ans the bidding Eas spirited enough
- please The arrrers who grew tee sweet
sin- cured wHeI The men coming 20 market
li.H me slnclring region report that every
farmer the hills auf ir the va la,-s IS h,ts,-
stripping nls tnbaccr and making e. ready FOR
Fl1farf The PROBABILITY i- THAT enough leaf
was made ready for market during the present
seas .n rn keep The agctl0n--rs IN the Ricn-
f-onl "arell-res busy % g. :he Christina as
hrllayr
Hoe-hlrn@s warehouse sod yesterday 1910
pounds = Tobacco. the highest price being
81 ani l-Eltrf average Sc This sale was
made t1r IS. Il Parrish. q Louisa county
Many wagons reached the warehouses laer
nient and fre Indications that he hrea zs
wlI be -hree tiul-s as large today as fhev
were yeF-er-s,F I-n man lfAcf lrers are need
Ing me sun-clred stock ana 80 is certain that
business ar the warehouses Will pc rushing the
remainder ~ the week
The sales today will run follows. begin
Ming an ~ First sale A. St0nav-au second
a. sn@lhur1e's t1ird az Crenshaws'. and
fourth Sh1ckoe-
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PLEASED WITH
NEW MINISTERS
Methodist Churches Congratu-
late Themselves on Gratifying
Selections Made by Bishop.

Methodist congregations IN the city
seem generally 10 be very much salts
ned yesterday with the new pastors who
have been assigned q them by Bishop
Hendrix. presiding over the conference.
which recently convened in Portsmouth.
Rev. z. T. Dadmun succeeds Rev. ".
A Cooper. at st. James Church and il
was stated last night that the congreca-
ton was greatly pleased with the pastor
who has been sent 10 them. A prominent
member stated that he s. beloved already
as be has been known by many OF the
congregation for some time. II. has con-
Quoted services IN St James before. and
always created q splendid Impression.
lie is fine preacher, a splendid Sunday
school man. a good worker in the Epworth
League, and OF C. tender. sympathetic
nature. The congregation Of St James
looks forward to great things under his
administration M Dadmun Will be
present at the prayer meeting at the
church tonight.
At Trinity Church Rev. w r Proctor
succeeds Rev. J. :. Peters A member
of the congregation said last night that
he Is p good man. and that the conErega-
ton is very much pleased with his Sc
lection Rev. NJ s. Colonna takes the
place OF Rev I. b. Betty at Park Place.
and it is said that the members OF the
congreg cation are looking forward TO his
coming as they believe that he viii
make them a good preacher. Rev. =. G.
c. Butts goes 10 Laurel Street Methodist
Church IN place az Rev. J. A Thomas.
who goes TO Lynchburg. At Paramount
Avenue Church Rev. II. J. Paylor suc-
ceeds Rev. r. 3. Scott. who will enter
the conference Of Portsmouth At Ep-
worth Rev. II. G. Gregory takes the
place OF Rev. II. L. Weston. who viii 80
to the West Hanover circuit
, While satisfaction and pleasure seem
general at the selection OF the new pas
tors for these churches. there is no less
a regret at the leaving Of the old pas
tors. all Of whom had endeared them
selves to their congregations. The new
pastors will not take their pulpits prob
ably until Sunday week. when the pres
ent ministers will make room for them.
and leave for their newly appointed pull
pits.
The many friends Of Rev. r. 3. Scott
and family will regret their removal from
Richmond.
At tho close Of the last evening SER
vice held by AIr. Scott Ga his church n
report was read. showing a decided i'm
! provement on all points. and he leaves
/ the affairs Of the congregation 10 his
| successor IN good condition.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Scott are proficient
mission workers. and have won for them
selves many friends. who receive the
news Of their removal with the profound
est regret
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BOARD Of EDUCATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Although the State Board of Education
held q protracted session last night but
little business was transacted Of public
interest.
Another session VIII be held to-day.
but the major portion Of the work to be
done is routine il its nature.
All the members were present, and
much interest was manifested in tho AZ
fairs of the department.
Vacancies We're filled I'm the Offices OF
division superintendents in the counties
OF Lunenburg and Sussex, AND splendid
men were chosen. Mr.. I. T.. Wilkinson
was elected for Lunenburg. and Rev.
w. w. Edwards for Sussex They are
both college men. and have for long
time been active in educational work.
Superintendents FOR Gloucester ami
Henry viii be elected at the session to-
day. There were large number OF
applicants for the positions filled last
night. and the reading OF tho rccom-
mendations consumed q good deal OF
time. There were some changes In the
lines OF the school examiners districts
several counties having been SHIFTED
from one TO another.
The board Will probably complete its
work at its morning session to-day.
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FIGHT OVER PASTOR.
Factions of Colored Congregation
Have Scene in Church.

Jealousy between two opposing factions
IN the Fifth-Street Colored Baptist
Church IS said 90 have nearly put the
congregation out q Joint and the pastor
out Of business Monday night when the
factions came near 70 settling their
argument in the OLD primeval way Rev.
Alexander r.. Edwards IS the present
pastor. and he IS upheld by the minority
faction. Rev. w. r. Graham, now mas
tor OF a little church in the West End.
was formerly pastor. and Il IS the wish
Of the majority faction 10 reinstau him
For a time Monday night 81 seemed
as II the war 81 words would result IN
something more serious than generally
results from only tho use OF the tongue.
for, according to such reports as could
be obtained. angry passions swayed
many ia the crowd. and the greater
difficulty vas narrowly averted. The
"scrappers'' moved finally out to the side
walk and there the trouble increased.
Several advanced threateningly toward
each other. and q battle OF nstlcu0s
seemed imminent The trouble was
finally allayed. hut it was stated last
night that 81 is likely % break out again
at any time. as tho majority Of the CON
gregatlon are said TO be bitterly opposed
TO the present pastor.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. November % The cotton mar
K was ner1ous ond unsettled during today
trading with prices losing ground a result
Or realizing and bear pressure. The close was
barely steady az A net decline Of l5G1o points
sales Tor The day were estimated al c5iao
bales The opening was barely steady al un-
changed prices 20 decline OF points in re-
Spouse 10 lower cables. The unfavoranle
weather reported in the South and oullish
estimate of To- morrDw's census report promoted
come buying on The initial decline but after
slight recovery the market gradually ragged
on ~ tne absence % aggressive bull support
and IN the early afternoon sold at 1912 for
January and -c. 30 Tor March or about pas
points net lower. Az this level there was COW
ernS b. Wall Street shorts on which the
market rallied lo9u points but there SEEMED
= be htte fresh buying for long account and
the market was very nervous and Irregular in
the late trading with the close only or 1
points Up from the lowest Southern spot mar
Fets. according 90 private reports wee nm
changed to 1-i6c. higher. Estin,afal r,..es-'r =
were a htte heavier and aicod the downward
movement
Receipts a. the ports today were fo2 ga hale.
against sZ,4fS last week and l0i &c iae+ ,resr
Fer the week $4,000 bales against az s4s asst
week and 3sl.lb1 last year. To-dayss r,ecelrt =
a. New Orleans 22t65 bales against q 75t Iast
year. and az Houston 1898 bales neainst a. -
7s6 last year
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RESTRAIN Rates
FOR CALL LOANS
Sudden and Violent Exchanges in
Different Stocks at Different
Times.
ILLINOIS CONSPICUOUS JUMP
Rumor OF Intimate Relations Be
tween ST. Paul and Southern
Pacific.

NEW YORK. November 20-Thc 70
straint % the stin rates for call loans
was manifest In the days stock market.
It's action suggested that the demand
would have halted more completely rod
u not been Tor the hracing effect Of tho
sudden and the violent exchanges which
occurred az different tlmcs during the
day I'm different stocks These special
inpveuen-s We're unexplained by authori-
taufe news. hlt there were plenty Of
i1mor9 Of more or less plausible
seeming The siN-point Jump in Illinois
Central was the most conspicuous OK
ample iu this class The rumors had 10
do WITH the supposed relation ~ the
property 90 tho project working ouf ia
regard % ST Paul II was alleged on
tao one hand tnat So Paul and southern
Pac!nc were 20 tc brought into more init
mate rotations hy an Interchange ~
tfnrthpld.uge and that IIf1ois Central
'sas to figure ae tho holding company
~ tae merged property.
u became evident soon after the money
market opened that The tghtncss ~ y"s-
tsrdav was aggravated rather than aile-
Viafei Tile opening race q per cent
was touched and passed carly in the
afternoon. As known conditions seem 20
% moving SEQ favor ~ th- banking posi-
zion. thls Fcneitiveneer ~ the market
a. the demands Tor the speculation proved
disturbing A bad impression was caused
hv She engagement ~ upwards ~
$ 4oe" in London. 60 De withdraw
from fhc Bank ~ ENGLAND FOR shipment
O. Brazil and Argentina
Sterling exchange was easier here i-
response o. the higher money rates. The
tone WAS armer ln tho tfrne money mar
het also. lu sympathy with the rise in
call loans Tine days gains We're much
Impaired or entirely wiped out with the
rise ro 10 prr cent. bra MONEY. and the
closing was easy. with mixture ~ net
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DRIVE OUT PEDDLERs.
New York Man Heavily Fined in
Police Court

Max Cohen. Of New York ves ri,ot
so In Police Court yesterday for peddiing
goods without a license. II vvas thr,,,s-s
the efforts OF the officers OF the Rafsu
Merchants Association that Cohen WAS
caught He Is the second man to be
heavily fined by the police justice for
peddling goods in the city.
The Retail Merchants Association is
making every effort 20 drive out the ped
dlers who are doing husinss without "a
license. and the ohicera would appreciate
information that Will lead 20 the appre-
hension Of any guilty person.
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Railroads.
- u ~ - Richmond.
IN. Il bCN, FrederlcSsburu q
Potomac r. 81

r. F. CO P. s s,:sss.s: a
Trains Leave Rlehmons-Northwsra
go a M.-Dai.y-Byrd 81 Throarh.
~ a M.-Week Days-Eiha- Ash Iand -
40 az a. --Daiiy-Byrd 81 Through 1oeAl
~ noan-Week Lays-Byrd ST. - ro,rh.
w A-Weck Da1e-kyrd D. FredarfciCs
-.- purE conlnodation.
80 N -Dlliy-Main ST. ThrouEh-
$50 ? M-Wcek Days-Eiba As1 and &c.
SO p ND iiy-Rv-5 81 rhroush.
rains Arrive Riehrnond-southyvard
w a A-Week Days-E;lbs- Ashland 40
40 a 4-week Days-Byrd St Freasrieks
uurF Acronrr- odattCn.
- ~ = m-Daily-Byrd ~. Through
"'' =, ~ ,--vveek Days-Byrd 50. rhrough
ia M-Dsiiy-srafn 81 TArouEa.
s,-5 S,-v.sek Days-Eloa- AshisnA A.
e.5S = M-paily-Byrd ST. Through
wv =. u -raily-Byrd St Through Loeai
- r. M-Dauy-Nfain 81 Through
,ri 1..-i-l' nan Sleel '0E PariOr Care -
rro,4 =, =, rains eV~e0t trains arriving Hicn.
n mo p 50 A. NJ week days. AID local aoco1.
,i-l,-,f c u arrivlis and departures and eonnse,
49, DIE c. " CTTLP. WI. TAYLOR
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CATTLE NfARKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saies AZ Union stool. Yards)

Richmond. Va November 20. 1905
Live stock report f'r week ending November
- 1906
Best steers. 5854c; medium 10 good. IS. a
~ common 10 FAIR. - g3i4c best heifers
4afitc medium. Si7QS&c.. common 60 fair
% u2a4c.. best Fat cows. 3i2c. medium. "a. =
&c. common 90 fair. lie0-i4c.. bulls. 2i3G3c !.
hogs. "a l6Ac., as % weight and quality: fat
shoats. 606ltc.; rough hogs. 1850 sows. 5is
&C.. 10 quality; fat sheep. 4d5c. medium 3izc. ::
common and thin sheep duh sale a. ~ q3c. ].
fat lambs. s0!'4c: medium. 6'sgsc. common
hard 20 sell az any price
Prospects fair for next market on all butcher
stock
The quarantine against Southern cattle VIII
be raised December 18th, subject 90 inspection.
CHICAGO November 2o.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
about 500 head. Market slow, generally
steady. Common 20 prime steers. f40r7 -. COWS.
s. e504 %. heifeTs. 81 1850. bulls 81 1904 IN
sotckers ard feeders. s. 40d4 50. calves. $50
500. HoEs-Recelpts about IS 900 head Mar
ket steady 10 Zoe lower. Mediums and heav-
ies. S5HQ630; light, s. 10Gt 30. good TO choice.
mixed So 81 AZ Is. pigs. s. 40d6 90; bulk Of
sales. S6G5 . Shep-Receipts about 1900 head.
Market steady. sheep. 50 &16.I5; yearllngss
8 = as 90; lambs s. 5oaz65.
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PRODUCE MARKET
IS WELL SUPPLIED

There was plenty o. stun ~ al kinds ga
thf wholesale fruit and produce market yes
t"rday. but the warm and sruny weather had
a tendency Co. cur-aN the demand ana pretty
much everything went on uttle ia price.
esgs being the single exception
Game Qf an kirta is very plentiful. and
E0id cheaper yesterday than a. any time
since the season opened. Fruits also a
little on in price. owing 70 the warm weather
anl me heavy receipts Vegetable are hofifr e
Eteasy witr only fractional dec Ines Fowls
Of various Ein1c sold cerr pound cheaper
yesterday than on the day previous.
cooler spell ~ weather is what The COM
N ies. on merchants 'sle block are nov.
longing. almost praying for
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Plat Loses His Case.

ALBANY. n. Y. November 2o-The
Court Of Appeals this afternoon handed
down n decision affirming the judgment
of the appellate division. first department
which dismissed the appeal OF John r.
Plat. from "a decision denying hts de-
mand for the restitution OF $4,000 by
Hannah ELIAS.
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Cash quotations were az 15lpwa- -Four
Firm No. spring wheat 7ses-c. No g.
saa Sic. No Ted. "a a. No corn. 4fc
No yellow. s6is orc 40. oats. 3sl4 . ssstc
No. white. s5d55l.c No white 3zls 73sisc
no rye. 6SQ54c Fair TO choice mailing.
. use. 80 Z faNseed. Slliia. No i north
western. Si-lsi7. prime timothy seed 81 %.
Clover. contract grades. Sl3 -. short ribs.
sides CppseJ 3 L6.is 15- Mess pork. pe rbarr-l,
SIS a.; lard per lpc pounds S -. snort clear
sides foHN~gJ, s Sl1e-sl. Whiskey basis q
high wines. g.e9 Butter-Afarket strong:
creamerles. aNf-l1-c-: diaries. l94-4c. Eggs
Firm; Al mark case included. "a &c. frsts.
&c prime nrets. 5oc-s extras. Sc Cheese
Strrnr a ~ nLtc
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Vireinians in New York.

NEW YORK, November 20-Alanhat-
tan. Mrs. NJ. G.. Williams; Hoffman. A. 8
Bufor1. j. III Lyons; Prince e. urge. g.
Robson. Woodward J. G. Miller; mari
borough, r G. Williams; Herald Square,
W ~. Rabbit: Breslln. L II. Charleton.
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Russian officer Murdered.

KITNGUR. RUSSIA. November %
While NJ. Posochine, the commissary Of
police was conducting domicriary visits
to-day he was shot and killed by a man
whose house was being searched. The
murderer was arrested
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Celebration Postponed.

Dr O. J. Terrell. OF Hewlett va had
arranged for the celebration Of the ff-
teth anniversary ~ his wedding on last
Saturday night, bat the entertainment
was postponed. owing 10 illness in his
family.
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Neiehborhood Work

An important meeting Of the ladies' and
others interested IN the neighbOrhood WON
on Brook Avenue viii be held this after
noon AZ O'Clock in tho Episcopal rooms
on Madison Street, between Grace aud
FRANKLIN Straata-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %. 1906
ARE TWErD

TVINI VE NV. 100
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly, Norfolk rnercnan-
dice and passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer PocahOntas. Graves James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner wild Flower Tate. Totuskey Va
canned goods. ". II. Hardin Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk rncrchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Bug Radiant, Burk. Baltimore. OIL barge.
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NEW YORK, November 20.-The dry goods
market showed a hardening tendency to-day IN
several directions. Cotton yarns rrner and
higher There has been larger export trade
recently with Red Sea ports and Manila. record
breaking sales Of printed goods for tho latter
being reported The jobbing trade fairly
good for the day.
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Spot cotton closed quletl 10 points docIine.
middling uplands. HOO; middling gulf IiS;
sales 800 bales.
Cotton. quiet: mddlinR. 100: net recefp+s
121 bales. gross 1886 bales. sales. 800 bales:
stock. III. 40 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts 1O3 $50
bales: export to Great Britain Is. IS9 bales; to
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NAVAL arnpra

WILMINGTON, n. C.. November 20.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Efrm at 65i5c . receipts
. casks Roein-Firm at 1896: receipts "a
barrels Tar-Firm at 81 90 receipts IS bar
ceipts. lib barrels
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO November - THE wheat market
vas weakened to-day hy realizing sales ia
.re December delivery. rug the market rerarrs,
u0re lru just before fhr c-oe-. which was 4
shade ln-er the rnal quotations ~ yesterdas 81.
.lru Was ~ Asr baf@-pcer- Gown a EI1-
visions were "a 8l1l4e higher
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


reported by Rodgers. McCabe g. Coz
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 20.-PEANUTS-
SPanish-Quet at s.. Is per bushel. Virginia.
Firm at fizc. for fancy stock. strictly prime
at &c: prime at SIC machine picked at "a
Sac; Smelling stock AZ 21sg3c
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Governor Cannot Go.

Governor Swanson yesterday wired Mr.
Heth Lorton. president OF the Virginia
Society in New York that no viii not
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Southern Railway.

=. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
- Is oil0wicT schedule figures publishes
IN IS Information. and are not guaranteed
- = N-I1ily-Local for CARROTS.
A--~' !. -Daflv-r.i-nfted-p uffs+ Puilruan %
atlanta ard birmingham Sew Orleana
~ -nphiT Chattanooga and all the South
pnra2u-S coach f1r Chase city Oxford
49, A-Ex. sunceT-ISeygvflis Local
---o' =. " -Daiiv-Tfrnftea- Pullman ready ~
r NJ. ro- all the South.
-, - - YORK RIVER r.TNE
-" M-Ezcept Sundsy-No. ls-Bartfmors
aiS M-Except suneay-No. 1o-Local 81
as a M5Exceps suniay-No. 7t-I4ocsI -
- A y 80 p. N-F-oun all the sortA
go - m-F,rn-n Charlotte Raleigh. DURHAM
60 ,na-e CIV and T0cal Stations
:. = M--Frorn Eevsvfffa and Local Stations
'-'9 Mo 15-Frorn Paitfmors ana Wsse
o;S :, "; No. .; Sis N. NJ. TS-rros
y W Westerly = p A
y eu-~CrF, n vkpDWTS-vr -
Cen Me- pass Trsf sfrr. Z
". y TSvT Or r p A.,
Washington. = C.
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FOR NEW YORK
cZkIerchantS and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

Boston, Mass, and Providence, r.
steamers leave sorf0k tor Boston Tuesday.
rsednesoay. Friday and sunday For Provf<
csnce Mondav Thursday ana saturday a.
p M Passengers ani freight taken Tor all
New England points Tickets or sale ~ q
and O. Ry and n. All ". r.. Offices ana
No Sl9 East Main
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be able to attend the banquet OF the s,
cley on December 18th, owing To me
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2 MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. ND. November e0-ses hoard
A.r Line common and misunderstanding d.
tax.
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y q + N7ftoIk&WsStHrn

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRFors
Leave Byrd St station Richmond. Daily
N Enect Nay p. 1905.
For NORFOLK. 900 A NJ. s5:o0 p NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and toe
SOUTHWEST: s.O5 A. n. 1910 noon. s:ss
T. NJ Pullman Perlor and Sleeping cars
CAFE Dining cars Trains arrive txifv from
Norfoik .ii:io A. n. $50 P. N from the
West I-lb A n. 1-05 p. M 80 p N
OfIice s3s z. Main st sFlyer: hrs 70
W y. BEVIT.r. c Il ROsrRY
Gen. Pass. Agent. Dist Pass AVer,g
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SeabOard Air Line Railway.
Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A M-Local 10 Norlina. Raleigh. Char
lotte. wilmington.
1;So p M--Throush Sleepers and Coaches, Al
lanta E3irmin CHAM. Savannah Jackson
Vile and Florida points
1000 p Through Coaches and Sleepers Sa-
yennah. JacSsonvius. Atlanta. BirunlnS-
ham and Memphis
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
6.Io A II. s55 p NJ. $50 P. NJ
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RICHMOND STOCK CLARINET.
Richmond. va. November n. 1915

Virginia -lries--f go ~. 100 ~
Richmond c-ty g.. and r. due lssl-5 CO.. al
F'rrinia-Caroli ma Chemical preferred. 3
Geo a go
SAFE sI.rRfTIEG R'f Ask~d
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yLine to Baltimore
'irginia Navigation Co. s

STEAMER PoCAHoNTAs LEAVES
fryM OLD DOMINION WHARF
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRI
. DAY At 7 a u. Tor norfolk Porte
and j. pes River landlnrs connecting a. Old
Point sor Washington. baltimore ana ibf
North Stateroo1ns rcsorved for fhs nKht ~
moderate prices Electric cars Direct = tld
wharf sare. 80 and a. Ncrf1k. Inroura
Excursion Tickets on sale az Richncnd Tr4ns-
fer CO.. SO y Main Street 500 - Naiq
street or on wharf or steamer. hooud trps
s. co.
Freight -ecei 4 for abovc-nar,ed places ans
AL points "a Eastern Virgins. North cArolina
and the East INO r. MAYER AronE-
IRWIN WEIsIGER Ceu'l AI1r-
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Chesapeake q, Ohio Railway
Cincinnati, indianapolis. ST. Louis. chlea-
90 Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
AZ 81 and Il 20 =. NJ. daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
80 A. n daily and 5.fs p NJ week DAYS
newport News. Norfolk and Old Point
300 NJ and 400 p. n daitF.
local Tor Newport News and Old Point,
1;S A NJ and 200 p. n daily.
James River Lines
o'lo A " dsily; Sis P. NJ. week daya
Arrive Main Line from West: 80 A NJ
Est; 1000 A. NJ. 'tI:f5 A. N. 100 p NJ
500 P. NJ James River: $3.50 A NJ easH
n. CsDaily ssEsx SrndayD
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTTvE MAY 9TH.
Trains leave Richmond daily.
Err Florida and south. 9.C6 A. NJ 7.e5 p N
- For norfolk. 900 A. NJ. 500 p NJ and s %
For and ". Ry. West 1910 and s.so p NJ.
For Petersburg. 8-oO A. NJ 1910 400 = IS
p NJ. $50. @ - p NJ * ana ma p "
For Goltshoro and FayetresviIle -s.5S 2 N
Trains arrive Richmond daily $40 : IS
20 g. and u % A. NJ 800 2:o5. $50. 200
and $40 p. NJ
Except sunday. "-Sunday only
Time of arrivals and departures and cornec-
items not guaranteed
c. <. CAMPBELL. q. p A.