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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
BERRY MAID WINS
OUT IN STRETCH
oyertaking Paccmaker, She
Strides to Front by Two
Lengths.

AQUEDUCT, n. Y, November a.
Berry Maid. running to her best form,
easily won the Beldalne Handicap, five
furlongs, at Aqueduct to-day. Adriana
set the pace to the stretch. where Berry
Maid went to the front and won by two
lengths. pugan made claim of foul
against the winner. but 1T was not
allowed. Summarizes:
First race-for olds: sell
ing: six and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
barrett e TO - first, Aimee c. "a to 5
place) second; Queens Souvenir q to
8, to shewo third. Time, 1:2l 10.
Second race-for taree-year-olds ani
upwards; non-winners- at this meet
ing: selling: one mile-Troubls Maker
GO to y first. Greenseal q to 10, PLACED
third. Time. 1:41 As.
Third race--the Beldame Handicap
for FLIES two-year- olds; i've furlong.
Berry Maid q to . and even) first
Adriana 6 to 5. place) second, Explo
sion e to 3, to show third. Time
1900 2-5.
Fourth race-handIcap; all ages: on.
mile-Spooner e to y first, Gretns
Green Is to S. place) second. Bedoutr
e to s, to show third. Time. 1:4O.
Fifth race-for three-year-olds ant
up; selling; one mile and half
Beauclere or to 10) first, Red Frial
Is to 6. place. second. Ostrich (even
to show third. Time. 1855.
Sixth race-handicap; for ell ages
six furlongs-Jack Atkin G. to y first
Bat Masterson Is to 8. place. second
Frank Lord e to I, to SNOWY third
Time i IA
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CASES OF alleged
. RIOTERS UP TO-DAY
Attorneys to Argue for Onancock
Negroes in the Supreme
Court.
FULTON HANGS TOMORROW
Governor Swanson Declines to
Commute Sentence OF
Murderer.

Interest in tho session OF the SUI
preme Court to-day wiil centre In the
argument OF the cases OF Uzzle. Burton
and Conquest, the alleged negro rioters
OF Accomac county. Attorney General
William A. Anderson will represent the
Commonwealth, and strong array of
Norfolk lawyers. including Judge
Thomas Fl. Wilcox and several others.
will appear for the prisoners. The
writs Of error In the cases were grant
ed only few days ago. and they were
at once advanced on the docket. 80 that
they might be tried quickly.
Tho three negroes. who were con-
victed OF netting the recent race riot
at onancock. are now In jail at Hamp-
ton, and when their attorneys applied
for writs OF error. they were readily
granted.
| Much interest is felt in the outcome
| OF tho cases. as attorneys for the pris-
oners, in their petitions. not only al
LEGGED after-discovered evidence favor
able to their clients. but also attacked
the correctness and legality OF Judge
Blackstones rulings.
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srArronp TEACHERS MEET.
Lprrc Attendancc ana n Number Ot
Prartical Talks Made.
fspecIai to The Times pisnatch.

fspccIatt to fhe Times pispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. November
13.---The teachers institute and citi-
xens' educational meeting held at stat.
lord Courthouse yesterday was we'll
attended. Besides nearly every teach
5er In tho county there were present a
goodly number OF school officials and
interesting talks were made by SUI
ter and Mr.. G.. w. Moore. eupcrintend-
emf OF schools OF Chester county, Pa.
Mr.. Charles 9. Maphis. State school
an instr,ictive and practical address
to the teachers. and MIR. e. II. Russell
examiner for the First Circuit, made
strong and forcefnl argument Tor the
solidation and transportation.
A county teachers association was
organized and a delegate elected to
the Roanoke conference. District meet
ings were set for tho first Saturday in
December.
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YALE sPRINTERs WIN

Harvard Cros4-Country Runners Arc
Bcnten In Close Race.
NEW HAVEN. CONN, November Is.
-Yale's cross-country runners proved
to be Aeeter Of foot than those of
Harvard iii the annual meet this at
ternoon. her first, six men home scoring
IS points to "a by the first six who wore
the crimson, the lower score winning,
Crosby, of Harvard. second. these two
men. having q sprinting match on the
track at Yale field. which was the
finishing point. Crosby beating out
Spilzer and Raynolds. OF Yale, both OF
whom had led him until within the
last quarter mile. These four runners
came home well bunohed. while the
others were we'll strung out for fully
half a mile. The distance was q little
short of seven miles. The time OF
Villas was S7:5l. which was considered
good. as the wind was strong. The
teams consisted OF nine men each.
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NATIONAL HEALTH BUREAU
President Said TO Favor Such a Body,
With GOrgns Mt Its Hend.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
G2.,li al

w aSuluSIOH, -. I., NOV, IL.
1t is understood that the President
Will recommend to Congress this win
ter. possibly In his annual message.
the establishment offs bureau of health
in one of the departments. 1t is not
known that legislation will be neces-
sary for the establishment of the
bureau, but 1t may be that legislation
is desired in order to give the bureau
powers which it would not have other
wise.
DR.. Darchfeld. member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania. himself physi-
clan, quotes the President as saying
such a bureau should be established.
DR.. Barchfeld told the President that
II Colonel w. C.. Gorgas could turn the
Isthmus OF Panama into health re-
sort, as lie had done. he ought to be
able to do something for the United
States. Tho President said he had
desired for some time to be able to do
something for Colonel Gorgas, and 1t
is probable that in the event Of the
creation of the national health bureau
the distinguished army surgeon. who
lis an Alabamian, and son of General
Gorgas. OF the Confederate Army, will
be given position at the head of the
bureau.
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VIII Not Interfere.

Governor Swanson yesterday declined
to commute the sentence of Noah Full
ton. the young white man who is con-
demned to hang for murder in Wash
ington county to- morrow.
The papers in the case are volumi-
nous. and the Governor went over
them twice with great care.
II am not inclined" he said last
night In discussing the matter. tic
interfere with the findings OF courts
and juries In cases OF this kind. espe-
cially where the Supreme Court has
denied appeal, and where the presiding
Judge OF the lower court and the at
torney for the Commonwealth are OPP
posed to disturbing the verdict. ! Have
examined tho case of Noah Fulton
with great care, and have deliberately
concluded that 1t Is my duty to permit
the verdict to stand"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
is AGAIN BEATEN
After Scoreless Half Fredericks-
burg College Makes Two
Touchdowns.

The Medical College of Virginia
went down before the team from
Fredericksburg College In we'll
played game yesterday afternoon by
a score OF IL to. o. Both teams played
fast football, and I'm the first half
neither scored. The medical team
showed lack of training and practice
throughout the game, and had it not
been for this. it is safe to say that the
score would have been different.
Throughout the first half there was
no noticeable advantage. the ball be-
ing in the possession or one team as
much IS the other. But when the
whistle blew for the end of the half It
becoming winded and losing strength,
which was due TO their lack of train
ing.
AT tho opening of the second half
with a vim. and by fierce and repeated
line .plunges, pushed D. Carter, tho
fuilback, across the goal for a touch
down after about ten minutes of play.
f'rsefdsricksburE kicked a goal.
was scored, Fredericksburg being
into her opponents territory. Bowman
got down on the punt in fine style and,
without checking his speed; picked mp
l
University. and continued his sprint
to the goal line. running about forty
yards after he had secured the ball.
l,IF,redericksburs failed to kick goal.
ICED by a stubborn uphill fight by the
Meds. and strong but fruitless effort
on the part of the College to run w
their score.
The stars for Fredericksburg were
Bowman and Carter, while Simpson
Dunford and HanEins did good work
for the Medical College.
The ltne-up follows:
Medical Fredericks.
| College. Positions. burg.
| Trower ........ .csntre.... woodbridge
Tunes.-......right guard. Mills
| Banks. .......right tackle. 49,. Smith
Dunford. .....right end. ....s. Weaver
Brady. ........ left guard. 80. H Wise,
1 Smit left tackle.,R. Wiser
Ward. left end Goodrich
.(Rlackiston)
Coles .....,...quarter.. Robertson
Simpson ..... .fullback... ID. Garter
Hankins. right half. r. Garter
Sheffield. left half......Bowmar
Umpire. Mr.. Smith. OF Fredericks
i burg; Referee, Mr.. Hudgins, of Rich
/ mond College.
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ltion. and william and Mary has many
friends. Tho game Will be clever aud
we'll contested, and will certainly be
better than last Sat,irday's game as
u contest. William and Mary, c9nched
by Mr.. Barry a star end and siic-
cessful coach. VIII present o really
formidable team. Randolph Macon.
too, viii show even better play than
when It defeated Richmond college
here. 1T has the men to do great
work IN tackle plays. and It's back.
field lis fast, clever and well coached
and conditioned.
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TRADE I'M RICHMOND
Dealers In Toys and Holiday Goods Having
Excellent Senson.


Excellent Season.
Bradstreet's on Saturday will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
"I'here 10 little change In tho condition
OF tho market for dry goods and kindred
slires. Orders for immediate shipment arc
snail Dealers in teys and holiday goods
irGtances are from two to three weeks hi,
hind In shipment.
.Orders for produce and provisions show
"a decline. although prices are lower gen.
orally In this line. Offerings Of tobacco OF
tho Richmond market are considerably be,
what has been sold prices show better
average than last year. Manufacturers q
most Instances the old crop is we'll used mp
Smaller Quantities OF cotton are being mar,
kcted, This is believed due to the Iatenes:
O. tho crop and scarcty OF currency
Prices continue good. In Richmond this
bankers have been able to caro- for the,l
REGULAR patrons: while In some smaller cen
tarded trading. Collections are not good
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HIGH SCHOOL VS.. McuIRE.
Interesting Football Came mt PnrI
TO. Morrow Afternoon.

The prep. school athletic interest for
this week centres in the game to be
played between High School and DC.
Park. Although McGnires lost to High
school in the previous game, 1t has
been steadily growing in strength In
High School has not been idle.
In the opinion OF many experts as
much science. pluck and more cnthu-
siasm are displayed in these games
az In those between the best colleges.
The admission to these games Is only
nominal.
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CASEY FOR TORONTO.
brooklyn Clubs Thir.i-Basemnn Il
SInted for Management.

NEW YORK, November 1a.-Jimmy
Casey, the Brooklyn Clubs third-base-
man, is slated to succeed Joe Kelley
as manager of the Toronto Club. of the
Eastern League, next season, provided
the management can make satisfactory
arrangements with President Ebbitts
Of the Blooklyn Club. Negotiations
are now on between President ). j. Nc
Caffrey. of Toronto. and Ebbitts.
During the National Association
meeting in the city two weeks ago the
position was offered to Kid Gleason
but Manager Billy Murray, of the Phil
adelphia Club, refused to negotiate fol
the Kids release. Casey has been in
Toronto for several days, and would
accept the position.
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MANY REPAIR PERMITS

First Day In Weeks That No New Structure
Was Reported.
Permits wore issued by building Inspec-
tor Beck yesterday as follows:
Margaret Gosnn, TO repair two frame
Kitchens Nos. Q and 4 Louisiana Street;
value. 5000,
y u. r, Cobb, to repair frame dwelling No.
sos East Marshall Street; value, $a70,
American Can Company, to repair coal and
engine room, corner Id 'Twenty-fourtA and
.Nenable Streets. value. sl.26o,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION EAsTBouND
500 MI Fast daily trains to Newpo-,
a:oo A. NJ News. Old Point. Norfolk ana
SCOOP. NJ (Expostion All trains carry
4:a6 PM. Puilmans or Parlor cars.
700 AN Daily. Locals TO Newport
h:0G r NJ News.
WEST BoUND-MAIN LINE.
lion loo 3 N Chicago and st Louis. Through
Pullman sleepers.
f:a5 A.M.-week Days-Hnton Daily
Charlottesville.
loo p. M,--Daily-Loeat TO GordonsvilIe.
t:l6 + M.--Week Days-Local to Orange.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1920 AM.--Daily-Lynchb Lexington,
Va. and Clifton Forge.
Sis P. M--Weei Jays To Lynchburf7.
Sleeper Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the East--a:io a. NJ. 11:45 A. NJ.
1:3o p. NJ 7:oo p. NJ, 300 y. NJ, 1880
p NJ.
Main Line west--5:so A. NJ. $40 n, NJ,
$3.50 p NJ. 4.15 p NJ. 7:i5 r. NJ.
James River Line--.s:35 a. NJ. T:05 P. AZ.
DAILY except Sunday.
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ORANGE HUNT MEETS.
Dates Announced by the TomnhnHI
and Hue Nun Clubs.

MIA HIUc NuH NIUWS'
FREDERICKSBURG tN.sa November
f13.-The dtwe hunt clubs Of orange
county. the Tomahawk and Blue Run,
will hold meets as follows:
Tomahawk Hunt Ciub---NoSember
18th. Berry Hill. 3 p. M: November
Esd, Will Grymes's farm. p. NJ; No-
vember 2sth, Berkeley's Trestle. >
r. NJ.
Blue Fun Hounds-November 10th.
drag hounds Somerset Station. p. M:
November Esd, fox hounds. Glen Cove,
A. NJ. November Soth. drag hounds.
kennels. =, NJ.
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BY virture OF deed OF trust. exc
cuted to the undersigned BY John S.
Sykes and wife. dated February II,
1908. and duly recorded in the Circuit
Court clerks office for Chesterfield
county, In D. B. 104. page All. and also
in the Corporation Court clerks office
for the city OF Manchester. Va, In d.
B. 30, page 1856. I will sell at public
auction (being required SO to do by
the beneficiary, default having been
made In the payment of the note there
In securely. on the day. hour. and place
OF land. containing 56 acres. more or
falls Plantation"
z This very valuable trucking land has
been subdivided into lots ranging from
21-2 to 10 acres. In order that parties
wishing to obtain nice piece Of land
near the markets OF Richmond and
Manchester can have an opportunity to
do so. This land is exceedingly rich
anG produces finely. A map of this land
is at the ONCE OF Augustine Royal s.
Co, car Hull Street. Manchester, and
can be seen by any party interested.
This land fronts on Maury and Third
Streets and the Southern Railway. For
further particulars call on the auc-
stioneers.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
(taxea, IL any be due). and to pay OF
a note OF $4,000. with interest on Same,
from February II, 1905, till paid. The
residue upon such terms as will be ans
49, CLARENCE vApEN, Trustee.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 81, 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: Sis A. NJ. 7::5
p. NJ. ts
For Norfolk: $500 a. NJ. 900 A.. NJ,
$500 p. NJ. and 7:25 p. NJ.
For N. u w. Ry. West: 900 A. NJ, 1919
and $500 p, NJ
1::1o. $500. 1925 p. NJ, 600. $500 P. NJ.
7;e5 and 1880 p NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1928
r. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:25. 7:4B
"A. NJ. ss:95. ''10:45 and 1880 A. NJ. II is7,
2;05. $3.50. $500. 1850 and 1870 p. N.
sExcept Sunday. '.Sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed.
C. S. -CAMpREI4I. ID. Y -
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lWcston Paase. Mochels, 9

ROCHESTER,. IN, T., November Ia
Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived III Rochester yesterday. Some-
body gave Weston a wrong direction,
and he lost several hours finding the
right road, but arrived here ahead OF
his schedule. He left this city at II
o'clock.
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High Constable's Sale

I will sell by public auction on
THURSDAY, the l4th day Of Novem-
Der. 1907. at o'clock r. M. at my
istorehouse. No. 1906 East FRANKLIN
Street, the following property. to
satisfy distress warrants and execu-
tions In my hands,. Bureaus, Wash
stands. Wardrobes,. Lounges. Carpets
Large Grocers' Ice Box, etc.
Terms-Cash.
w. II. WYATT. Jr., H, c.. C. r.
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ooLonED TEAMS MEET TO-DAY.
virginia Union University to Tackle
pctcrGhurR Normal Eleven.

AGtSioUsAS .
rhfs afternoon tho squads Of tho
Virginia Union University and Viz
'ginIa Normal and Industrial institute,
Of Petersburg. will meet on the grid
iron. This is the most Important
game on the universi.y's schedule. as
there is great rivalry between the
schools for athletic honors and Pc
tersbmrg has carried the honors on the
football field in the past almost year,
~. This year both teams are stronger
than last and are working hard for
the contest. University has not been
scored upon this season. beating Nor
folk Mission College 10 to Q. while
Petersburg beat the same team 20 to
0. Both teams have an average
weight OF 100, and the lineup Will be:
Virginia Normal
Virginia Union, and Industrial
University. Positions. Institute.
Dickens. $500. left end ....... Jordan
Hayes .. left tackle Charlton
(Nlcholas.)
Waller. ..... left guard $50. BeNeriy
Booker...... centre .Anderson
Morgan. ..... right guard Charlton
Pharr. ...... right tackle Scott
Newbill. 49,. right end Smith
iMigkins.)
Buckner ....... fullback -. And erson
Harris. left half Eiey
Williams. ..... right half .......Pool
Lewis .(Scott)... quarter ....... Poque
Game called $50.
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TWO RACES ON FRIDAY.
Juvenile Skating Championship an
Que Mile Race Provided,

Another contender for honors In the
juvenile skating class Is sunny"
Hughes, the fast Peterborough WHO has
sent in his entry for the contest to. be
pulled off at the Skating Rink on Fri
Harrison and others will participate in
the second race of the series for the
juvenile championship of the State,
Hughes has been seen here before. and
section.
Another interesting event in the rae
ling line will be the one-mlle contest
Of 81 nma Pa Is
one of the fastest skaters In the Hill
City. and will give Harley an interest
ing race.
In add.on e fhs tWo raeng events
AIN their sensational cycle act,
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At, the request of the owner, we
shall offer for sale, at public auction
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1a. 1907,
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ. the property
above described.
The house has seven rooms. with
BATH hot and cold water.
Tho lot fronts about II feet or
Eleventh Street, and runs back between
parallel lines to an alley in the rear
The property is well located. being
near to the business portion of the
city convenient to. the schools
churches and markets. and would
make q nice home for any one with .
moderate size family. or would pay
well as an investment, as 1t is good
renter.
TERMS. AT sale.
SUTTON & CO.. Auctioneers.
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.Seaboard Air Line Railway.

sOUTHBouNDs TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. -
9:8o a. M--Loeal to Norlina Raleigh
Charlotte. Wilmington. 1880 II, M--Sieep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham, Sn-
vannnl,, Jacksonville and Florida points.
s;2s r. M.--Sicepcrs and coaches. &tlnnttl.
Birmingham. Memphis, Savannah, Jncksoff-
Vile and Southwest. ~
NCRTHBouND TRAINS SCHEDULED 70
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
$50 A. NJ. 6;s5 p, AZ. 1;e5 T. NJ,
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TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE AND
LAND, LYING IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA. AND A SMALL POR-
TION IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, VA, NEAR THE SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY DEPOT. ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ. ON THE PREM
Uses. CORNER Third AND MAURY
STREETS,
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r. F. & P. sH s4s;I5 !: !

Il. r. 6 +. /. sH a5%sHss 4 &
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoNp - NoRf',h
s s:sS 4. sIpa,Iy- BYRD s, through
I:So H. at.--wesk paysNElbn! ou Ashian.
Accommodation tsAl
$40 4 -Daily---I,yra street Through,
s;sa E eaf pa5.s 81 I A,isaa
Accommodation G9NS
400 F. M,-weels Dayr--Byra $, wa.s-
Y lnGton Accommodation sstsysse
3sit5 M--suntiay oniy.--Elha washlns,
TON Accommodation l2H9F
S:so M-Week Dass--Elha, Ashland
Accommodation
$50 p. M--oaiy-- Hs,p s. s.. T Hp1saa
TRAINS ARRIVE RrcHMoNp-sourH-
WARD
$40 a. M;--Wsek Days--Biba Ashland
SIS 4 M-Weak bays-nyra iowa ST. Wash
ington Accommodation
1895 a M.-Sunday only--Eiba washing.
1890 A M--Wsek pays--Eiba Arhlan.
Accommodation iHaS
2:4s p M.---Daily--Byrd st Through
3:45 p. M.---Week Days--Sfain ST Through.
'.washInrton- Expedition special''
$40 M.-Week pays--Eiba Ashland
Accommodation
200 M-paiiy-Byrd st Though 10.
cal stops
SoTE.-Pullmnn Sleeping or Parior ca-s
on all above trains. except local accommo.
All trains to and from Byrd street statioa
stop at Eba
Time Of arrival and departures and con.
=. IT, t,,, not i guaranteed :, =
Gent supt Traf. MGR.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner OF seventh and Perry
Sheets Manchester, every hour ION :hs
hour) from Q \. NJ, 10 10 p. Al. II +, N.
chr to Chester Last car t. midnight.
through to Petersburg, Limited car, s:i5
p. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Cars leave PETERSBURG foot q Sycamore
Street, every hour from s;a5 A. NJ, TO 10.35
r. NJ Last car. li:in r. NJ. Limited car.
iI:l5 A. NJ, daily except Sunday. .4 &
All ears from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
B-Followlng schedule figures pnA.
lished only as information. and are NOD
guaranteed
700 A. M.-Daiiy-Locai for Charlotte,
connecting at Keysyilis for Chass CITY
and Clarksville.
l1:15 M-Daily-Lmited-B Putt
man TO Atlanta and Birmingham, Nea
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga, and
all the South Through coach for
Chase City. Oxford, Durham and
Raleigh.
500 p. MEX. Sunday--Keysviiie Local.
1850 p. M.--Daily--Lin.ited Pullman ready
$3.50 P. A.. for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE.
1880 P. Mex sunday--Limited--To Wesl
Point--Connecting for Baltimore.
Up. MEX. Sundays.
~ A. Mex. Sundays. Local TO West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6.o5 A NJ. $40 P. M--From all the South.
4:lo P. M.-From Charlotte. Rtlaigh. Dur
ham. Gaase City and local stations.
$40 A. M.--From Keysvie-Local
$40 A. M-From Baltimore and West
le:4s a. NJ. SIS p. M.--hooal from west
Point
c. ". wEsTBuRY. D. P. A..
$40 E. Main Street. Richmond Va.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line steamers taxic:ept Saturday,
making connectlonrsln Norfolk with Main
Line Ship following day at 7 r. NJ; also
Norfolk and Western Ry. at o y. NJ and 3
p. NJ, aid Chesapeake and Ohio Ry, at .
A. NJ. and p. NJ, making connection daily
Except sunday Mt Norfolk with Main Line
Ships sailing z P NJ. Tickets sos F.. Main
ST Richmond Transfer Co.. $40 D. Main ST.,
The Jefferson. Murphy's Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Auttio1 Aalrs, Otis Zap.
By Sutton &. Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE,
OF
a NICE Two. STORY. BAY.WINDOW
MODERN BRICK TENEMENT,
ON THE
EAST SIDE or ELEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS
tkMOWN AS No. 5l5 NORTH
ELEVENTH STREET}.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
auetion &alfs, future Daps

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
and
Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.