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Club Standings.
Break Even.

CHICAGO July l7.-chicago and
Nfw York 9 nst even oday os
ing the second l to g.
First game
SSs!saETs ort... SIS / % : 3
Batteries: Smith, White and sulli-
Tine, 2:ss. Empires, Hurst and Con-
Score by innings: r. II. E:
Ss3SoE Eorx.. 9 . g g 81 g. Il
HoE fgoe end SanSan Time
Cleveland Defcnts Philndelphia.
CLEVELAND, !July 17.---Clevelend
defeated Phadelpha agap and
bases aa but cleveland's four double
plays held the score down.
ci ssSTe Sy lnnl 6;il g =
'p Batteries Ifiebhardt, Garrison ana
Bcmis; Waddell and Powers. Time,
1854. Umpires, Stafford and sheridan.
st. Louis Defents Boston,
ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis won
day stones hit scoring the winning
run. m
Score by innings: r. q. r.
Boston o'o-s 8 l
Batteries: Dineen and stevens,
Young and Criger Time, 2:o4. Um-
pre- O'Loughlin.
washington Wins Easily.
DETROIT, july 17.-Detroit gave
the worst exhibition OF baseball It
has shown this season, and this, with
Graham's effectiveness, made it easy
for Washington.
De etj 80 o ooor 10 O. S
Wa shin-ton 40 33103 2-13 10
.Batteries: xillan, Eubank Archer
and Payne: Graham and Heydon.
nine 800. Umpire, Evans.
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FANCY |S.WNNER
OF VENUS ZEN ]. STAKES | [
Elk O'Neil and Half Sovereign
Set Fast Pace, but Fall Back
in Stretch.
KEEP MOVING GOES DOWN
Falls at Stake and Rider Dugan
Is Shaken Up-Othere
Results.
KEEP MOVING GOES DOWN

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, July H.
The Venus stakes was the features OF
days races at Brighton. Elk O'Netl
and Half Sovereign set q fast pace, but
in the stretch tlib Whitney entry, which
had been trailing the field close, came
strong, and Fancy won by head, with
Adrian second. q head before Half
Sovereign.
h In this race, Keep Moving, backed
down from 5 to to IL to s, fell at the
post and u. Dugan, his rider, was
shaken UP. Amunsden played down 5
to ! to Is to i. won tho last race in a
drive by one length from the favorito.
Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-Roseben al
to 81 first, Smoker GEO to ~ second,
Dreamer 60 to p third. Time. 1:12 -5
Second race-steeplechase two miles
and half--Essex 6 to ~ first. Calter
q to y second, Doctor Keith Is to II
third. Time, 4:47.
Third race-mile and quarter. SELL
ing-Lancasterian q to p first. Kilter
GEO to y second, Smiling Tom & to p
third. Time, 2:062-5.
Fourth race-the Venus Stakes, seven
and q half furlongs-Fancy e to ~
first, Adrian III to q second, Half
Sovereign q to y third. Time, 1905 go.
Fifth race-mile and sixteenth
Estimate G. to y first, Neoskaleta a
to y second. Salorigarit III to 81 third.
Time. 1916 3-5.
Sixth race-selling, six furlongs-
Amunsden U5 to y first, scallop q
to y second Fresh Is to y third. Time,
1 -
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
outplnys Charleston.

Jacksonville Outplnys Charleston.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, July IL
Charleston was outplayed to-day at
every stage Of the game and It was a
long drawn out event Tho visitors
could do nothing with Sitton.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Jacksonville 800 o21oo1'-5 8 !
Charleston 100000 oo1o--1 A 8
Batteries: Sitton and Schan: Ray
,mond, Foster and Evers. Time. 2:05.
Umpres Brady and Buckley
Tumble Loses Game.
AUGUSTA, GA. July 17.-Bierman's
tumble Of an easy grounder in ths
third inning after two We're out gave
the visitors the only run Of to-day's
game.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Macon ...s...... 90 ! 0 0 20 0--1 l
Augusta 100000 900 S 1
Batteries Helm and Robinson.
Sparks and Connolly. Time, 80. UNI
Could Not Hit.
SAVANNAH GA, July 17.-Inability
to hit with men on bases was the cause
of Columbia's defeat. Nuer was wild,
passing seven men and hitting one.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Savannah ....g..2 90 Q Q 000-2 & 5 i
Columbia ......0 o 90 0 o o o 90 6 l
Z Batteries: Nuer and Kahlkoff; Nie-
balm and Smith. Time two hours. um-
.pire, Davis.
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.FITZ EASY PREY
FOR JOHN SON
Knocked Out in Second Round
OF a Six-Round
Bout.

q y = & IL / L { { 4 40.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Jack
Johnson stopped Bob" Fitzsimmons. In
the second round OF a six-round boxing
Club tonight. Fitzsimmons did not
show a trace Of the former proves,
and 1t is probable that Johnson could
have stopped him in the opening round
if he had cared to sdo SO. The blow
that put Fitz out was a light right
to the jaw. The old man fell to the
rise, the referee stopped the bout. The
Kissing which usually follows knock
outs ofthis character was absent. the
on the former pugilistic star.
Referee keenan, refused to act II
the ring because he had heard that
Fitz had badlysprained arm. The
manager Of the club then entered the
ring and watched the uneven match.
In the opening round johnson tapped
Fitz when and where he chose, but
his famous counters.
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7 a EIUl ,norroW, ~ n, -
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ond game).
Z AZ Observation-Disclosures. Philadel-
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Leaving Richmond l0A. M. Daily
NOTICE or SPECIAL .nEETISG OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CIiESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
q 4 \

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co..
ofiice Of Secretary, Richmond, Va.
special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company viii be held at the Office OF
the company in the city OF Richmond.
July, 1907. at Y o'clock NJ, for tho
purpose OF passing upon the question
of authorizing and consuming 10 The
making by The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company OF mortgage , or
deed Of trust, 10 be known as its CEN
eral Equipment and Improvement
Mortgage, and TO be. additional to the he
eeveraI Enortgages Of The Chesapeake
md Ohio Railway Company heretofore
executed. and to any other mortgages
nov existing covering the properly Of
The chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
Company. or any part thereof. as az
pressed IN said mortgages, respectiye-
sly, TO secpre an issue Of ten-year Ave
per cent. goo h2nds, not exceeding in
million dollars $lO00Goo0.1oj) and Or
authorizing. and consenting that slirh
an Issue Of pohas may be made. that
the railway and property may BE- bond
ed and that tho bonded Irdcbtedness
tof The chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company may pc Increased BY said
dollars lsi0.0On 100000 pa a '' vo,,[n
which said bonds are 10 he !sg,,od i'm, ;,
nediately upon M execution and de-
erai purposes Of the eGrporation MIN
fuli power 20 the directors ~ ea,i
pledge, or otherwise dispose of saiita
bonds for lawful cprporato pnrposos
/ nncn s.ich terms as 70 tic ditectors
may seem hest,
The stock transfer books win he
closed AT tho Office of Ncssrs I,
4 Morgan g Company, No, 81 Wal
Il street. New YORK; on THURSDAY. the
y, NJ. and viii be reopened on Thurs
day the lst day OF August. 1907 Al
y 10 o'clock a., " =
4 Dated the o6th day of June. 1907
Nv order Of the President and Boar,
i of Diretcors8
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Games To-day.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
nanville at portsmouth.
Games To-Da,
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)

y Especial to INC Timcs- 1JisPHttH.1
NORFOLK, VA. July 17.-Richmond
won from Portsmouth, to O. in a
contest of five innings this afternoon,
the game being cut short by heavy
downpour of rain. Richmond's run
was made in the first inning by Tit
man. the first man up He led of
with a hit. and made the circuit on
a. neat sacrifice by Reeve, coupled with
loose playing by the Truckers before
they pulled themselves together. Loos
had a bully chance to tie things up
after a rafting two-bagger, but lost
1t through his slowness in getting OIL
third base With ordinary speed he
could have scored with yards to spare.
The game was otherwise without dis
tinctive features. The score:
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THREE STRAIGHT
SHUT OUT GAMES
Norfolk Takes Another from
Lynchburg Easily-Dissatis-
faction With Grim.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l

L4 NCttBU1tG, "a. July 1i.E-NOr-
folk made it three straight shut-out
games with the Shoemakers when to-
Gays game went to the visitors by
the score Of to 0.
The locals We're reinforced by
Sturdevant. formerly with Portsmouth,
who caught an excellent game. Evans,
although really incapacitated for work,
covered first in good style.
The game went to the Crew on err
rors. the first being the result of a
pass. a bad throw to second and a
single and the second on three er-
rors in succession.
hurry pitched we'll, as did Fox.
Sharp fielding for both teams kept
he found when hits would have count
ed.
The fans are hammering Manager
Grim hard for playing amateurs in
Monday and Tuesdays games. and tho
afternoon paper contains communica-
tons from n number demanding q
change in the management.
The Score.S
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At Beach Park.

Beach Park is one OF the places In Yir-
glnia where weather conditions cannot In
terfere With the pleasure of the patrons
Everything Is under cover. AZ there is a
strong and cooling breeze constantly blow.
Ing across the park the heat San. never In
terfere with the amusement OF the patrons.
The Twilight Limited, which leaves here
every evening at $50 o'clock. always car
rles a large crowd to Beach Park.
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CHICAGO. July 17.-Chicago and
New York broke even to-day Oh icaGo
taking the first game S to a. and los
Ing the second to 8.
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1yhite Rolls WIN Ensil,

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. July 1.-THE
White Rolls. easily defeated the Col
leglans for the first time in a slow
game here this afternoon, by the de-
lcisive score of II to 0:
The feature of the game was the
pitching and batting of Booker"
Batteries: Collegians-Wade and
Lee. White Rolls-Booker and White.
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Beach ark.
One Hours Ride.
Amusements for All.
SEQ railroad schedule for trains,
Fifty Cents--Round Trip-Fifty CeEts.
Notices..

ONCE Of the Mayor. The City Fall,
Richmond, Va, July 10, 1907.
Thursday, July the 18th, being
RICHMOND DAY~ at tho jamestown
Exposition, and the Council of the City
OF Richmond having authorized the
Mayor to proclaim a holiday on that
day business will be suspended at the
City Hall and work will cease In all
departments of the City Government
so far as that Is practicable. Heads
of departments will determine In their
discretion what work is essential for
the public comfort and convenience,
and all other work will beEsuspended.
ats CARLTON. MCCARTHY, Mayor,
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oPrEK PLAYERS HATS.
X Fisher a. SON 10 Present IIcaIgear for
Every Jbrre- base III.

a good chance for every I.a~rnaker 10
wln fiat ig presented ~ X. Fisher & Som
~ Fourteenth and Main Streets who de-
clare tNenFyYeN 20 he no much encouraged
ne ppWDr6 Oimb ~ ihe ioenls that thag
6hcr 10 every npmkefsof ths team making
n ibfee-batn MI IN tbs nome REpundH n
"a Howard mat of any style. or shape desired,
ms Mill. m doubt, form an extra incha-
ilye TOR me raeF u try harder for the pen
naHt
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Wilson Defeats Rocky Mount.

Especial to The Times Dspatch,l
& WILSON, N. G.. July 17.-Wilson defeated
Rocky Mount I,-day to A. Thompson
struck out twelve Of the visitors and had
perfect support.
score by innings follows: R.HE
Rocky Mount. % 0 o o o 10 o OIL 8
Wilson ..........3 O31sO o o o o OFT
Batteries-Rocky Mount. Lee and Harick:
Wilson. Thompson and Cranston. Umpire.
Mumford. $1,000 -.
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cincinnnt, Dcfcnt. utilities.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17;-,Cincin-
natl easily defeated Philadelphia to-
day by hitting Corridor hard.
score ore, ~ iqni"5Ssoi o. T. i i Q
philadelphia o i % o o OIL 0
Batteries: Coakley and Mclean; Cor
rjaon. Pittinger and Doom. Time, 1:55.
Umpires, Carpenter and Emslie.
brooklyn Takes Both.
pROoKIYN. July 17.-Brooklyn took
both games from st. Louis to-day. The
first vent twelve innings. the score bo-
:" Owing to the length of the nrst
game the second contest was called
al the end Of tie ! seventh inning
ST. Louis. ooooiooooooo--l Z 4
Brooklyn.. 000000001-2 10 ]
Batteries: McGlnn and : Sooq an
Rucker and Ritter. Time, 2:2b. UNI
pire, Klein.
Second game =,
| score by innings: r. IA ~
St. Louis. ..... 600 90
Brooklyn- y,
Intyre ard Bergen. Time, 1916. I'm
pire. Kieln.
N.w York Shut out.
| NEW YORK. July l7.--Pittshure
| took another game from New York
/ tho locale being shut ont 2 to 0
| Should the visitors win again to-mor'
! row they will take second place from
| the New Works.
p!t lni,Y = 90 oooll %
4 New York. o. 0 % 90 0 90 2
Batteries: Wiliis and Gibgon; Mn,
| ,hewson ana Isowerman. time, l,45
4 umpireE, itsler and oDay
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Could Not Hit Hin.

Could Not !lit Him.
ATLANTA, July l7.-Inability to hit
Breitenstein cost the locals to-day's
game
Score by innings: 2. +. 2.
Atlanla.... 20 % y " " -
New Orleans 0 0 3t0501 o % I
Batteries: Seller and Smith; Breiten-
stein and Stratton. Time, LAO. Um-
pire, Rudderham.
Memphis DefcntA birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July .17s-Bills
was In good condition and held BIZ
mngham to fourihits. the visitors vim
ming.
ngl ssaFG sS 'qn!"5s?; 3 4 (;
Batteries Turner and Garvin; Blllo
ana and Ovens. Time. 1900 Umpire
liackett.
Could Not Hit Hickman.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, July TT
Hickman was in fine form, and stt'evc-
port won to-day's game.
score by innings: r. II. II,
Montgomery Q 90 90 90 %
Shreveport. 0 o 0 0 2 o Ia Q
Batteries: Maiarkey and Seabaugh
iiileknAn and Rapp, Time. ZOO, Um-
pre-, Plenningcr
Won by Batting,
NASHVILLE, TENN July IA
batting rally netted Nashville two runs
| n y ihe ninth to-day, defeating Little
$5:'f 3, '""'"$t$ IS & T I
Batteries; Yerkes$and Hardy; Hofel
| l1ldrdge.
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Could Not Hit Hickmnn.


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
: lcHAIt.0TTESNILLE. VA, July 1.-THE
Seattle High School baseball team made 1t
sM a sfaisht from tho Iouns
DAYS game by score Of 8 TO o. Rufus
theWnlnE. who twirled for the LOCALS, proved
igr, ne Westerns. allowing but three hits
ana having eight strike outs tn his credit,
Only one run was earned. Seattle plpss
IN Govington to,morroW. ok ii
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Club Standings.
Lost In Ono Inning.

BOSTON, July 17.-Dorner's one bad
inning, when he passed two, men, hit
another and vas batted safely, once,
gave Chicago tho victory, to =. =,
cb icore oy 'ppl Q O. o 10 2 % 8
Rosto oil o o 90 0 ] o. 8 o
Batteries Reulbach and Moren; !,
Dorner and Needham. Time, LOO.
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DnnvlIlc,

ROanoke .....-...0 o TO 0 N---3
Dnnville ........0 0 0 2 0 % o o.
Summaries: Two base hlt-Clayton
Sacrifice hit--Clayton. Stolen bases
Fish, Fetzer and Hem. Struck out
by Flowers, 6; by Loucks. I. Base
Double plays, Roanoke, l.; hit by
pitched ball Flowers Passed ball,
Ryan: left on bases. Roanoke. 4 {; Dan
VILE. G. Time Of game. / hour. 90
auce ZOO.
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Chairman Building Committee.
Gran CrAddock. County Clerk.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP. no
the 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1907, at
the Western State Hospital. Staun-
ton. Va. for 5000 tons run OF mine
coal for steam purposes. Each bid
der must state in bid the percentage
E Of lump coal contained. Coal must
be weighed in Staunton on C. & Q.
r. r. scales. and delivered in the
hospital coal shed. on c. & Q. r. r.
Coal to be dniyere mors IN lots e Of 2ss
directed by the steward. Loop Creek
coal positively excluded.
c. MILLER,
steward Western State HOSPITAL.
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Richmond.

IA" t5UlII1Ii1 WV-U"'u IT 177o'7'
Stolen base--Moss. Sacrifice hit
Reeve. Base on balls-Revell. Struck
out-By Revell 4; by Hobbs. 2. Left
on bases-Portsmouth 8; Richmond, 3.
Wild pitch--Revell Hit by pitcher
Warren. Time So minutes. Umpire
Mr.. TRULY.
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Summarizes: Two base hits-Doyle,
Fish Powell Three base hits-Raley.
Sacrifice hits-Cotc, Doyle. Stolen
(2o. Brodie co, CLAYTON
Morrissey, 6; by Cominger, 4. Base on
balls--NIorrissey I; by Cominger, 3.
Time of game, 1850. Umpire. Byron.
Attendance, 500.
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'Batted for Evans in til

Lynchburg 49,. o o 90 o o o. o
Norfolk. ........ O / 0 @ 0 @ O H. Q
summary: Two-base hits-Pender.
Three-base hits-Fischman Sacrifice
hits--Cummngs. Stolen bases-Ruh-
land and Manon (2). First base on
errors-Lynchburg 0; Norfolk. 3. Left
on bsses-Lynchhurg 81 Norfolk. A.,
Double plaYs--Bowen. Evans and
Fischman; Fox, Manion and Haas.
Struck out by Murray, 2; Fox. 3. Base
on. balls--off Murray, 3 Cumming,
Rutland and Manion). Attendance,
200. Time of game. 1926. Empires,
Handiboe and Callifower.
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Railroads.
Southern Railway

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YORK RIVER LIME.
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

At observation-disclosures q st. Louis, l
f,rst game, IL innings); Brooklyn, 4; 81
Louis. (second game, innings by as'eei
'"e a. REORGANIZATION, .; Chicago. 3.
Al New York-New York o; Pittsburg, 2.
At Philadelphia-Philade =; Cincih'
{. r
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MN! A5ijo|k&W@6SttBrh

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
In Effect July IA, 1907.
y FOR NORFOLK: 1925 p. NJ daily; $500
a. NJ, 900 "A. NJ. and 800 p, NJ Ex.5 Sun;
$40 p. NJ and 1900 2. NJ. Sun. only.
: FOR LYNCHBURG. THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST: 900 a. NJ Elk. Sun; $40
a. ~. Sun. only; 1910 P. NJ. and 800 p.
NJ dnily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From Norfolk
l1:4O8A. NJ and $50 p. NJ Elk. sun; 1880
p. NJ. daiy; 11:15 A. NJ and 9:45 P. NJ.
Sun only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cato
Dining Cars.
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Loucks wore the opposing boxmen,,
teams furnished fast snnppy ball, and
the contest was hard fought through
out
In the second game the locals
jumped on Cominger. and Mt the end
OF the eighth inning had ten runs to
their credit, when the game was called
on account of darkness. The VISITORS
would have been shut out but for q
very poor play by Fish.
The tabulated scores follow:
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New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
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..00s HAS. CHANCE TO TIE.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Richmond. 1; Portsmouth. o.
LYnchburg. 0; Norfolk ..
Roanoke, 3; Danvillc, ?; (nrst
Enme).
Roanoke, 10; Danvillc, ]; tsecond
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CHICAGO WINS
AND DROPS ONE
Brooklyn Takes Two Straight
from St. Louis and Goes Up
a Little.
NEW YORK GIANTS SHUT OUT
.EW YORK GIANTS SHUT OUT.
Washington Americans Defeat
Detroit by Heavy
Score.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

AT Detroit--Detroit, Q; Washington, 13.
At Chich go--Chicag 8; New York, 4
first camel; Chicago i; New York, (sec-
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Games To-day.

Chica go at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers (except Stature
day. making connection In Norfolk with
Main Line Ship following day att p. NJ;
also Norfolk ana Western Ry at o a. NJ.
and 81 r. NJ, and Chesapeake and Ohio RI
at An and 4;oa. F, N making. }connee-
Main, Line Ships sailing s r. NJ. Tickets
sos r. Main ST., r edmond Transfer Co. $40
r. Main ST., The Jefferson. MurphY'a Hotel,
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WARD.
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Accommodation.
Local stops -
1910 4. M-Week Day-Elba. Aahland
l2;oI Noon-Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 p. M-Week Days-Byrd St. Wnah-
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b:4b r. M--sunday only-Elba- Washin6.,
ton Accommodation. iFt5
$3.50 r. M--Week DayB-Elba Ashland
Accommodation.
6:45 p. M.--Daily--Mnn st. Through.
$500 p. --Dhily--Byrd st. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
WARD.
e:ao 4 Mt-Week Dnys-Elba- Ashland
1850 a. M--Daiiy-Byrd st. Through.
s:25 A. M.week Days-Byrd st. wash
ingon Accommodation.
1885 A. NJ --Sunday only-Elba- washing
ton Accommodation.
10:l0 A. M.-Wcck Dnys-E1bn Ashland
Accommodation 4
2A5 ?. M-Daiiy-Byrd st. through.
6:4o z. M-Week Daye-Eba- Ashlnndt
7:15 ?: M-Daiy--B Byrd St. Through.
$500 P. M.---Daily--Byrd St. Through
Local stops.
NOTE,--Pulman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all above trains. except local accommo-
dntions. e
All trains to and from Byrd Street Station
stop at ElbA
Time Of arrivals and departures and con-
C. "; GULF. W. P. TAYLOR.
Gent supt Traf Mgr.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JULY II. 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
For Florida and South: S:15 a. NJ. 1925
p. NJ. 3F
1900 p. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
For n and W. Ry. west:g.'s:1o and 300
A. NJ. 1870 and 800 P. NJ
For Petersburg: 5000 and 5000 a. NJ.
1910 $500, 1898 p. NJ, $780, $500 P. NJ.
1926 and 1870 p. NJ.
q For Godsboro and Fayetteville: 'S:2S
p NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:25, 1910
A.. NJ, $3.50, ''10:45 and 'l1:40 A. NJ,
,1:27 2:05, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and 10:40 P. NJ.
.Except Sunday ''Sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed &.s.
c.. IS. CAMPBELL. D. P. "A.
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Real Estate For Rent.

FOR RENT,
HANDSOME DETACHED CORNER
DWELLING, NO. SIS.
Three stories: nice order: hot water
heat and all the conveniences.
SUTTON G. CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-18
>LD DOMINION
- STEAMSHIP co
Night Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
STREET. at 2 p. Nj, stopping at Newport
News en- route, Fare $3.50 one way; s4.b0
round trip. including stateroom berth;
meals extra. Street cars to steamers
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Games To-Day,

at st. Louis-st. Louis. 4 Boston, g.