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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
In tho South Carolina state Leag1e and
played flfty-t three games. s5 n d
SOUTH ATLANTIC Z EA0 UE8
Augusta, Cflarlest On, q.

Augusta, 9 Cflar.leS g On, o.ss
4A1Jc USTA IA, a Az, August d. In ~ gafno
devold 81 anything Interesting Augusta
shut out Charleston to-day Neither team,
except fucker. to famed eleven inef',
played In form III N W I, !, & 1,
chnrleston y. 7. D d o % o % % o. 90 Q
Augusta |. I. Z. o 90 o 8 o % 0s 0--s sS 2
IA Bntterics.S sayidgc ana Fox; Rucker 5nt1d
Carson. Timo, 1:46. Umpire, Nc c 9 AUS
land. Ri. 5l .4 s. y N n
b, Macon, q Columbia, I.
8s scoDuMB1A, VI 81 D, August "a Burt
,nis1iidgod 4 pep s ny IN the tonth timing,
and this lost the gnirlo for the locals TO
Macon, 4; X NJ !, ii !, i i,
~ Score: sS3 s5 ~ =: N y.
columba 1. o o % o. 81 Q q . o---1 a !.
Macon q. +. I'll 10 % 08 0 o o o % IL
Russell ana q sWosney; t e,alk
Savannah, 90 Jacksonville, 2- ~:
"a SAVANNAH q AZ. August q. sayatl <
nahstook both 81 mes OF the double header q
from Jacksonville this afternoon winning
the first IN the - fths inning BY punching
three hits. In connection with six bases
on ba S# III, the second game King made
d lucky three base hit to- rig hit field, sco Pr
ing two X men, and then scoring himself on
the squeeze play "a s1 !, Y, I,
savannah mn o o o 8 3 O 80 II 2
Jackgonyillo /. o. o o Q 0 % o o.
batteries: Lever and Ka hlko 2, 3, Baker
ana Shea. Time 2 :15. Empires, Mace Mac,
md Byron. a ~ l MIL
q. ~ onfl "a mes i r. II. p,
say,n ma Y 10 80 % Os IS
Jacksonville . 0$ o. o q o 9 OIL . 9 .,,l
Batteries: Raymond and Knhlkon WI! vi.
lis ana shea. Time, :25. EMPIRES, Mas e; &c
nd ByrOL. E;s q sf
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AND PICNICK.ERE''is:
Tears the Clothing Of One, and nd;
Forces Both to Swim.

gT y 81
rift Zimmerman and George Waddinger.
Of this place, attach led q to party q
picnickers, who n yes torday visited rum W
bling Run. d a Il nearby sunlnerl5 resort Z,
went for. drinking water Mt q sprrirg u
a dense thtcket "a Of spruce and scrub
pins. They were suddenly confr ont 9, \
y either q mountain lion or Wildcat " q
rectly ins the pa, Il. The animal sprang
at them, tearing zlmmea}riiPnpap.,s clothea'
but doing him no pjury, 4 II
SIS Tho young men escaped by swimming
the lake in their clothing to stle poat
cottages. on the farther tshor s. u
r IA party Of hunters are searching for
the Wild animal. Wildcats or panthers
have not been seen In this vicinity Tor
rs ,5N
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sM'GRAWEBACK GAME
Suspension Of M anagerS Of Giants
81 IS Rem d
{ (I3y ssceIate.i Press!)

(3YfsA associated Presa.l Agf8
NEW y OFs Il august p The suspen-5
sion of Manager MEG raw, OF the New
York National League bar ebail team.
has been lifted. n to take effect to-mor-,
row Mt Cincinnati. M Umpire ohnstone;
suspended the New Y ork l, manager. fors
using improper language a irected attic
umpire during a game q be tween New
York and Chicago at the Polo grounds
in this city, several weeks go.
855 In the statement which he issued to-
day, President Pulliam said that Nc Nc.
9Grawy used the most VIII alno lis language
one mortal could use to other 70 uln-
I,lre tombstone on the ball field, and well
meritcd his removal l 81 s,
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Fairbanks at Negro Meeting.

N 5S II. E 81 by a Associated Press.) IN. B
ssOLtJMnlIS. OH %, ANgllst 2t.--Yicar
President Ghas. w, Fairbanks and Book
or ~, Washington are scheduled TO- hs
ored Educational and Industrtai Exposis
ton. who. " III open to- morrow. and Wllli
continue far a week. at Grove ,lty, about
tan niles from here. # Mr.. 4 atrbank VIII
tspepse abou II hal Ypas 81 q clock II following
MALT al dozen col red prS toss,
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Negro Hanged

T -II7.5 (I5y AHNOCIatod Fft5R,
AFAY ETff u, LA.. I5 August 34.---D Dave;
Howard, alias E4naley I. q negro, !. wa g
hanged for ne J, !, mlraer,o
SSth5 last 4 Howard made "a u full confession.
before his He had 70 pc {, su uId
ported to the sea fold az ~ was Iro
ilend In wont NIL ute1 Z. ll
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Gave WAY Under Strain.

n sALT4 lake CITY, August 24.-Cfrls--iI
tan D. TIaggerty, md Richard II. Dole
who aro Journey ing from New York to-
San Francisco imam ATTEMPT to break
the transcontln ental automobile record,
! ~ rrived here last might on a Union Pa-
cinc passenger. train, Itch they board
cd at Julesburg Col. VI They are .recuper--
sntlng at a. local hotel, while their cha 81
treurs are bringing up their mac The
car is expected to arrive here Tomorrow
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81. xouis, III; Boston, S

IS BOSTON, MASS, August 2a.-P 'lt' cher
Harris was bnttcd hard insthe later part
me rnn,e was Il mixture OF good and l bad
baseball. Difficult tches by Parent and
Niles were features. Ss5 n " VI. I, i, FL !,
~ az sePl ouis !, 4 o o o o IS % 8 o. 2
r rGs Ton ", y. I. 0 4 o o o \ OF s0--6 2
Batteries: Glade Petty q md ~ Spencer;
Harris and Carrigan me- : " 11h-
ipire Hurst, M s1s KIT 4,
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a prisoner Ia Hungary, Who 40 lo3 years ola,
and Who had spent Dfty years In jail. WAS res
cantly releasedsI IIS protested against this
eviction from hisl home half q century }aM4
3at once commit ~ crlple that assure NY
sonnleA & fSi
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To-Day's Games
8g5Dl:,,anyille Chatauyq';,(u.la;,.., E.

j;s especial ny Southern He'll Telephoneo
y ipANYILLE1, S AZ q avg ust y 24,----A
,chatauqun las been established at Dan
vile. ana the sessions will he held daily
from September It'll to l4th2 inclusive, iseY:
ma snperntcndent, and Rev. John a,
Taylor, Of Roanoke, Will be general nj ms
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OTHER # 3 AS EB ALL GAMES
Eastern League,

II M $RnltImore-B fillmore, 4 Toronto, 3
M inn!ngs); second sstna postpo,ned;
4 i'At Jersey City--Jerse City, Montreal
po a. Peroylde H o Buffalo,
'aAts Rocheser#l; NowNrk. ..
Fa American Association,
.B ,woukee ilWaukee,4 81: Columbus,
y = Second "a mel \ waukee 3 !; Columbus,
Al minneapolis MINNEAPOLIS, II India
innpolis. Q. !, !, Y, I, 4, q, Y. ,rola.
aossa "a me called end 8 to low Toledo
aAta st.5 Paul. LolisYille, 8
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foster won The.
|G'AM[Y.E|:.S':IT.E |. }. A ].
Ills Timely S]Hit IL the 5 Lucky q
D Seventh Beat Rich II, 5.5
NJ. 81 1,lond.
eCksT0A!E: Against n B 30! u Y J
Game Was a Fast y One and and the he
i Lawmakers Led Until "Reddy,D'3 55
"A Broke Up the Business y
ecksToNE AGAINST I \! B \: \! Z
Results 81 81 Y erday's Games.

Results Of y esterd lays Games.
4 " Danville: 1oanvtlle, 8: Lyme fibulrg, .
" Roanoke: Toanok Portsmouth ~ y IT, z
TAT Richmond: Rio hmond ,1 y o q z
Where They Play Toll Day. :5
Norfolk a. Rtc hmond. Z VI 9f3 5Bs.
n "A Portsmouth ut Honiio kc. MS 8ss y. M
r. Il Lynchbnrs q Danvillc4Bi3.5@
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D. Standing Of the Clubs.


odd ~. Eos ter. korfolk's catcher. r
\ the game Tor his team yesterday When. Y! n
the reventh inning. he caught one Of Eek si
tsono's benders and sent II TO right garden,
to there remain until two men had pla ced
they nongrams On tho rubber that ne tiles %
i over tho spot called the home plat
III with two men out. o runner on th1ra =
ana ano thor at second, b II Apply Iscks t., y
sent 4 one over tho plate that Z E uited
Reddy's taste, BE It mentioned p a'ir '
thetically. however. hat eddy a5i no !,
awur,g at two Of the swizzing spheres and
failed 70 connect In this connec ton lc 2.
however. ii connect ed - the rhrnseo'logy
Of l,c;sentence bs correct--nnd before .t 2
l,oysebido touched terra flrmn In right slp
garden. Hopkins, who had been h J, 3! 4!
third, and seitz, Tho was vnrmin g Dig =
feet at the fire on second station s had
botl, crossed he ri ho 4 two !. runs
4 were / l,e only ones that the Crew Of the
I Mary Jane secured and they were sum I'M
4 cjetlt unto the day, for the I1lwrna err
never had a chance 70 Introduce but one ne
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Where They Play Z Jay.
Chicago, 5-7 Phila elphia, o-3.

. Chica 81 Philade lphia, o-3.
sssCHICAoo, 55 LIZ. "a gust "a. g. Chicago
made IT four straight IT, from Philadelphia
today by winning two games. Chicago
was outbatted iii both games. but the
errors back Gof the visitors pitchers we're
&of3 the most costly Kind, and 8were re-
3sponsble for most Of Chicago g runs.
S First game Score Ia s& 5ls r. q. "a -.
Chicago 1. q. II. OE 10 40 8 O. o 80
philadelphia. 10 o. o. Oh % 70 o 90 IL Il
NJ Batteries "a Reuhlba oh and King; Richie
and Donovan. Time, :45. EMPIRES,
Conway and Carpenter! 2lsstis ss,54
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AMATEUR Games.
scheduled I TO-DAY ] \
'.L,o;cosD Meet Their Ancient An lent:
Enemies, c. & Q. Shop Line
Up4of 1nkslingers.
Richmond Amateur Baseball
\ League.
FOR TiMEs-OlsPAT.c;H5 CUP
S& Standing Of Clubs.

S&AA4SAAAs
H al, hs .5s i, Won. Lost, PC.
Amer. 1oco.3 Works y 95552 3.s Sas
II. b. .rayl or 8. ~ o ool
Cedar Works go. ..,..8l0 ~ 70
T, ~ q tshnna .4 6 3ss 400
~ g "a 4 Oalces 9 1857
III T Days Games.
sf u. r IT aylor VS.. s. & o. Ofices double
3l,endcr) -first game, $50 2 at Herni-
stage, u !. Y. J, -
Lo cos IS. Z: 8 3. shops, $50 n at
Chestnut Fill .s385
u. b, 5Taylors protestcd last Saturdays
game against snowballs. and the matter
comes before the board OF nanag gers n ext
Thursday at S:15 ?. M. ssss3 s.
4 The Inkslingers lne-up against, the
snowballs will N be; Wal er,a5 Burnette,
Stout. Sutherland RICKETTS,, Fry. n Rich
ardson, n. Bryan, Smith and Coates.
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SIR LYNWooD LOST il ! FIRST hrs !.
Second Race Went TO So'no,n N g
ellie, With vi Corriga;n Next icy NJ
s and Water Dog Third.

fDulcina in the firth was rnado n 9 10
8favorite, but failed To run in the money.
Two faYorites won. sunnnarl los !:
First race-.so ven furlong ptoe III to
$5)% first, Sir LlynWood q to- p second, Sir
4 Russell "a TO ~ third Il Time. 10 20. tS
Second acc--sell ling. mile g and 81 fur
long sonomaB Belle 4 TO y first, Corrigan
8(s8to1 y second, w ter Dog az to third.
Time, Il l :57. Ii NJ 8$Si.
Third race I've ana \ a. hall 81 furlongs---
Mon gomery5 rs TOD 10Y first, /. Old Honesty
t1e to y second, 3Blondy a to- y third.
Time. Los 4-5.i J:g55 IA
XIII Fourth race ling, six furlong s--:Ben
Ban X to ~ first. Ed M y ackson 81 to$5)i
second, Ri James r lddicls Il 40 to ~ third.
Time, 4 :16 2-5. Il Il "a
$$S f IL til RI cef I've and d half furlongs-
sEudora az to u first, Glamor tl3 TO 81
gsecond. d Dainty Dame to NJ third.
Time q :09 lll35y ssl 55s
Sixth race-one mil r oval SEQ II TO
first, Fatinltzas (15 to ~ second, Jollns-
town q to s1o) third. Time 1:44 10
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] Eckstone Against Bonno.3

Anyway. 1Sckstonc went In ana = . e
pitched game hat would l6. have peen 2
/ i M,''s didn't permit a. man Is score until
the seventh inning and then he lost rs Is
game Hopkins LED with AZ g e l,la.k
was thrown out. and aitssor emit !; out !, y,
3at first, while Hopkins took tho third
station. seitz walked and Fost er GO me
70 bat. Tho bleanllcrs of course ~ gave
tho old-tIme Richmondcr q hand. ana
tTeddy after tanning at two and fonllng
few more. smacked one safely. = p
kIns and seitz raced round the 2 pases 2
and won the game Bonno WAS the n nc:
man. and 10 famed, II might have been
( eood heudwork to have walked Foster, for
Bonno had twice before failed TO CONNER nee
with tho sphere, n &; N # ~ S3ss VI y
I Richmond's one run came In the u sec g,
ond, and ~ Foster had not dropped the
ball there would have been a shutou "
eve ars going Q got even said VI:
Harmon. b owner OF the Norfo Ills team, as
he left tho field csterday, smiling over
s1'o ~, Il .,ooro fnlnu,a. sgA&
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'a3I.i Sc ,ouis. Boston,

SI. LIZ, = p r1S.e'3i>.5 I
III Al. LOUIS, Nc. August "a 81. VI Louis 10 Is
took the final game from oston his AZ
ternoon. and made O. clea III ny
series. I'd !, " 4 =,
~ s 4 Louis Il 10 os2 81 Q Is 10 8
Eoaton f... . & % o o. % q II
S- Ia tterie & HIgg ms and Marshall Pfefer
and O;Nelll.s Time :56:5 Umpire M
stone. III ~ SSSSis sE tt 8Ss5
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Standing Of the Clubs.
I! Clubs Y, Il Il an 81, Los,.s s. $50
phaS elpa .S3 IS i6s Detroit q q aSs
Naw -Ynrk 80 II ,657 WASN'T 4s g 81
Cleveland 30 Is ,0S . = 5sY-
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAys
t,y. Pollard VI Eas w IN Al HIM
sf5 1lO2 East tdafh Street.. RI

IL f 1lO2 East MAIN otTeetsH NJ
a UcrloNS SALE a855 N @
Account Of Non Resi- dent
Who Needs the Money ssi
IT Eight I,ots otl ~
R 59.s. South Side q M
III 1A & XII o r s. III r ES ESS1 81
!. JU ST u sT, o
Randi lphF STR q \ n
we viii sell nv auction. or liz prsstli AZ
fT'utnsD ", A tya ttsT Isl iso 81 u
at 100 q, clock 2. N: the above, |:
depth Of 100 fSet % \ alley 10 feet lae:
This property irflst 70 10 r1H son stased
above. A ggS 9ia Sss ".
TERM Sc One. fourth cash Y resld Tue ~ u
~, 1s and n months. 70 per cen la eress,
and be secured trust deed !, /, !,
# n 1, iI SAuctlo on eers!s'tj&s
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+ Did tail.

;5F Strangely enough, Fost BY the
way, is a Fulton chap NIL oWcd Richmond =
to make the sole tally lie q ropped Sst llls
ball ID fter Handsome P US II lexis S{s rag
bumped into him, and Mr.. Ticks OF Ore
6 Eon Il iii. mind you. placed his small un IN
outstanding on the plate This came "a =
II, the second inning. hen not 4 2 q sl ny
Rad been Registered gains the Y y! man J
Il whose ancestors arc bananas and sold hos
females. Bonno was In the box for the v, y
ttors and well did he pitch. W eatherley,st lh !.
new third basenan. for The Ric Inn ' ond y
team, wa the only r,a 70 connect So 80 80.
M. Bonn,o didn't field his position very ,ne
well: twice he allowed men to land on
4 bases against him.. when he could nave ",
mad "a better record
..s Eckstone who pitched a good game me ior
ahe LAWMAKERS was touched IN Tor nYe
Eirnes. ana wheri he permitted Foster g
to connect safely with q ball he g had
thrown he lost the game for his tea m;
Cassidy, who comes from tho Roanoke @, o.
team. ana who pitched last yea with tne
south Atlantic Lea quo, wa 4 TO 3. nave ave
Ditched yesterday bit $whe ~ no felt IA z
Iutle sore, Manager shafer asked I. for !, q !.
man who felt all right Eckstone g. sa 70
0hat no was tho boy. Colonel S. =, stu
warmed np, but couldl not tell until ne
!, hnd thrown al few balls whether his arm ar
4 1,,a q m good condition Or not.
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Il second ga score :s r. $II. D =.
Chicago 4. ii. 4. p O Q -
3 Batteries 3, Lludg ren and Moran II Lush
and Dono van. Time. .bo. EMPIRES car e .Ts
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c ,,l1sin = O. o % % -
RrooklyT d. \. 1. q q 90 9
sT| Batteri es ( w elmer and Livingston NC
1ntyre and Bergen. Time, :Os.8 y m lp}f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
COTTO u TIER
S ~ MILLER q COMlpANl

NEW y oTsK, Jul Y IA. ~ Though the END
Of tbs week. finds prices only ten points
higher than last Saturday on the tlo w
crop, and actually five lower on the sum
rner months, there Is no room to DOUBT
that d considerable change "A has takuii
place Ii sentiment. Crop PROSPECTS now Z, Y,
Aiel undoubtedly favorable, and public
opnion has naturally i been benrlsilt but q
SoS late the continuance Of rains throug ~
out the Atlantic district, where rains ms
arc Internationally d detriinent, nus.
served to make tho market less Of o. one
sided affair. "a healthy robust man With
D. soro toe thinks more ana talks more
Of bis sore toe than for the balance OF
his anatomy, 30 II ls we hear q great ueo !
9of the unsn tlsfnctory conditions IN the
SCarolinas and Georgia. and Will continue
n to- hear OF them with variation tor5 some
time to come Efforts to depress prices .'s
4 to ten cents for the winter months have
uniformly failed. 81 It II human !, nturo !,
therefore, 10 jump to the conclusion trat
3it will DO ensicr 70 ad vance prices than TO
depress them and there is q pronounced
tendency to take the long side tor g turf, turf
i at least. Toni ht's prices are q bout on e.
fourth OF q cent above the 10 west and
The argume emit \ Is that there is always
room at the top. There = already con--5
siderable discussion as to possib ties 70 {;
the August bureau Owing to- the needs
OF the manufacturing world, which de-.
a1nand d bigger crop than ever 70 lscd. .
barring bumper yield Of $1aos. 't6. conpartt-
sons are natural " being made i with tho
big year Tho juno cond ltion Yves then
49, 5 against s4.e this year July cond1 J \
tons advanced TO IS, while this year y t
declined to s.. g per cent Tho steady un 2:
Interrupted Improvement Of y the crop In
1904 made the August bureau Ole. 3sA a re-
gmarkable feature OF the August bureau
OF 1904 was that Il showed o uniform and
Eunexcept ional improv erneult & In oil States
during the month OF July. to say he
least. Such q ptepomenon calinot be ex- \
i-peeted X his yearV hence the fear that
#thel August bureau will prove a. bull ar 4
aatiors over a large part iot the belt.
Az Liverpool Il IL duo to come unchanged
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Bank Statement.
DIV 5Associated Press

Of thes clearlng house banks for this week
SNOWY that theiibank Oh old Es 81, 89O.So0
overtime gals.reserve requ Irene It's. TIL 9
Is an Increase OF SO s65 725# as compa red
8si Loans, 81, oSe,2 3s, 400 ecrease 314a44.--
ZOO. !, " ~,
s& LegaIs, $85.s72, 800 /; increase, 81, COZ 500.
Specie, 1892. 941. 800; lncr ease. VI .660, 800.
Reserve $26S.S1a, 800 crea go. SS 26s,
300. y. \ !. y = n !,
3,102, 925, q \ Y r "
increase. IS, s55, ss $ 3f{4
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n NEW i, YORK PRODUCE MARKET

5sx s.; d y.
R Rs sSsnss sst:5 nstsnts
e. sssl sssii:
t,ss. y, 81 s. '!sss:;' e
stSs sSs.sTos .i.aSy Dss.TssE
sspte@Ser, ISL !: peesHber SO. ;S oats:
sts:sE sM:ss i s.s,
s;Im pss p peand
s| s. s gsims emil
fsmy sHo2f ais.r msss
a $
steaay ss New s dss sossss STEADY:
cordoya, s9s1i Futures quiet, unchanged q
s points higher. sugar-Ri ~ stsady; fasr r..
a
ssi poaa en9d s; ssi NO sases
ana unsssnssa 'sss,9..o :, e
s'sf:aSt
Peanuts nd unchange c. bba Ee-Easy
n9a nnSsaas aotive 81 easier
prices. Offerings were liberal Primo crude,
asS no az saFy WIFE, sinP
CHICAGO ILL. July il.--Profit taking by
& hs Wss.s o
Board of Trade. FINAL quotation on the Sep
Sh:a "a GSEa Yao
Tie sadluE iu,urs, rsnsea g, e fo!loxs' ,,,n..
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SPECIAL e xcu loNs TO NIAGARA
III FALLS, VIA Ri Il. 8 & r. n. +. u. 4
4 l,sgg$ ss AND CONNECTIONS. ~ i I8Fl3i

4 Leave Washlngton, D,8 G., Via IaltI'
more and Ohio Railroad and I4ehigt Val.
Icy Railroad, 100 A.. M. Friday, June
a9th, aud 1880 A, M Fridays. July 18th
and eth, August Sd and r. th. septembes
s14th ana 2Sth; via Pennsylvania Railroad
and Buffalo, 1855 a. NJ. Fridays. July
9Th and 2Oth, August ] 9th and Bath. Sep
itember 18th and 2lst and October 18TH
Tickets on snle for afternoon trains Of
days prior to excursions from Washing,
ton, limited to reach Washington. res
turning, within ten days, including date
OF excursion from that point. n For tick.
cts and full Informal ton. APPLY to ticlst
agents. r.. r, q r, r., r, 4
x .Si w, II, TAYLOR,
,lj %g8 Traffic Manager,
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Lynchburg 81 Il! Round !|ljl1 nd Trip
Roanok E, s. Round % N q Trip
Norfolk and Western Rly.
FRIDAY, July, 10Th IT, III
Three Days in the Blue Ridge
Mountains,

Special fast trains, without tlt ", change aot
T .s July 90, N 1905, and returning,
leave a r oaanoke 4 1880 noon and Lynch!
burg 2:1O II. M, onday. II J uly 2ad stop
hing in both diroctlons at Bed ford. Mont
vale ana Blue Ridge, Round "trip tickets
III The above low rates will DO on sale
at Byrd Street alton, .is :,
For full information, apply to - /.
Knowles, City Passenger Agent, 1913 East
Main Street. or u NJ !, !, 8 y -,
District Passenger Agent,
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RICHMOND PROplurr7En MARKET.

gFLouR-ReceptsY light. but The market ia
S3 sssal ss' cantinus narfs Ssiya ior
samples are dull and nsGleste and have e
thas'r whsss, = dS Wa1
Cleaned hefore shipping. oRN--Market fairly
gh. sssea'pls l5stt!
! our market IS active for al good gradea, Re-,
20 be sold al huyera' prices; damaged and
1taii,ed being almost unaalahlo, III asi X, 4.Si
PoTAToEE --RecoIpts light and market firm
~ quotations. Z VI u i
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u. s.. rcfunding n, registered ...... t....i
u. s. refunding 20, coupon s.....,5 !
s. ~. rsEi stersd ...s...
" 81. as. coupon Y eos
u g. o Sd H.. =. eeSpss
u. 8. New ~, re- is Tered ...ss.ss..tss....
y. g.. New u. coupon ...-....''.
American Tobacco b
American Tobacco ...''...
Atchlson general v ". ~.
Atchison - $50
Atlantic Coast Line 81. U.s.
Baltimore ana Ohio 4s.......... ~ =. ........ !
B BstisGSno R sao Tsan' ccnv:
Central % 5sorss (; i,,
Central Of Georgia % Ino,... s....,...s
Central of Georgia 3D. ......,......l.
Chesapeake and Ohio !.
chicaso. III and Quincy nsw 4s.,..........
Chicaso. r. i. and Pacific b. II. %s..:..
chiea -, RI I. and Pac. r. r. col. -.
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RICHMOND sTo0Il s \,
Richmond VI Va. Il July II - 1905,
GALES AT BOARD. #

Z. III Richmond. va July ~ 1soe, s
NJ {Sg5 Il GALES AT BOARD. ss
"a VIRGINIA 3s--1. 900 at OK.
!3EsYrgln!a cnturies--t0Q At - sii
| IL sTATE SsECuRrTIE ga 30 Ii As $50
North Carolina CO.. 1910 ~
Va Il, olda ana r.. 1879 . ~ s ss
Va Csntur1 es "a c. and r.. 1871 " Es sot7
AIN RAILROAD BONDS * ;S5s
slant. and Char y, Il !, ~ n ~ lS
x.RC l.. r.. r.. Ctfs.$ot Ind. s. q:
Geor1ia Pacific E1st 80. 1914. ~ WE
0eor9 la 3d. and F1s-. ~ "
OcorE In and ALA. Consol s., 1S6 lgv a8
I Norfolk and Western fRy. %. 1S9e. 1o9
! Nor and Vest. Isy.9 Pooa. ~, dSt4.. e3
Western M. G. Hlst S.. c. 8. ~ S3.t.
sgs RAiLRoAD N STOCKS. PA. 5265iS
Chesapeake and Ohio. November !oo eth
Norfolk and Western com. 100 %
BANK AND TRUST coMPANY sT s q Ky:
National g IN Z,
CITY - - 80 -
1 National Bank Of Virginia loo i8
Bank OF Richmond 100 lzsh
81 MISCELLANEOUS Il IN IS III
va. Car Chem pfd.. 81 100 iooh 1914 t
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LOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

n CT. and st. Louis gen q 4. I. I. 100,s
Il Colorado Industrial ~. series .........
Il Colorado Industrial S. series 1sh
Colorado and southern ss!s
6 sD1 md
4 Distiilsrs'H sec.irtties g
Il Erie PRIOR lion u n.
CFrja denarai IL o. I'll
4 Hockins Valley III \, Il, lvsN
Il Japan as . Z. z. p9N
Iapa g. I'd series = I. =. eSN
5 5ss.n q ss
a Japan as cert I'd series ~ s9
Il LouiavIe and Nashville Unified -
Il consoI gold II vi
n Mexican Central Is to1ered) 7e
II Mexican Central it Ino. q.
II Ninn and ST. LOUD q 4, I. :.
Il Nissouri Kansas and Texas II !. 100
4 Misso,lri Kansas and Texas 2ds. sS1a
n Mof,ile and Ohio Collateral Trgt -. "
Il National r, r. Of Mexico con. Il. ........ syX
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TWO {. TRAINS 70 LYNc HHuRo VIA We.

TWO TRAINS TO LYING HBUHo, VIA
M G. e 9. 81 JAMES r I'VE r ~ n -
pullman sleeper to- Lynchburg, Natural
Bridge station and g ilftonf orge.
Effective July I'd, Chesap Ike and Ohio
train leaving Richmond at 5:15 2. NJ.
daily except Sunday, will carry through
sleeper & to Lynchburg, Natural Al Bridge
md Clifton Forge arriving SLynchburg
1880 n. NJ, Natural Bridge n 10 a. NJ,
and clifton Forge Q A. NJ. NJ Returning,
sleeper viii arrive Richmond s:40 Az Nj.
daily except Sunday. Sleeper open for
occupancy ut Lynchburg $3.50 r, NJ
Daily train leaves Richmond for lynch
burg and Natural Bridge at 1920 a., NJ,
with parlor car M 5