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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13
Quotations furnished by Van schaick
CHIcAeo GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-wheat opened
strong today because of higher prices at
Liverpool. Pit traders were active bid
ders, but offerings were light. A 2 cent
advance at Minneapolis caused additional
strength here during the early trading.
December. 94A.
Corn opened firm. but eased off on profit
taking. December 552sG55H. After a firm
opening oats weakened a trifie. Decem-
Der 1901. Provisions were inclined to
be weak. January pork, 12.Th; lard,
Z 97h ribs e. 81.
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BERLIN BoURsE DEPRESSED.

BERLIN, Nov. 13.-on the Bourse today
the continued American demand for gold
and the offerings OF treasury bills in the
open market by the imperial treasury exer-
cised a depressing influence and prices in
all departments weakened. Gold continues
leaving the Imperial Bank for America, but
the amounts arc lighter than last week.
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SUES IMSoLvENT CONCERN.

Testimony was heard by vlce-chaneelor
Stevens Yesterday afternoon In the suit
Of the United States Shoe Machinery Com
pany, Of Boston. to recover a claim Of
about $500 from the Fuiier-Hay Shoa
Company. OF Rockaway, which is in the
hands Of a receiver.
The Boston concern installed two of its
machines. a witness said, for the Rocka-
way Shoe ompan Which was absorbed
by the Fuller-Hay company
There will be q further hearlne on De-
cember 8.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-American securities
opened dull and heavy today. Prices at
noon were Is to Is below yesterdays New
York closing.
In the afternoon the market sagged in
the absence of New York support and the
close was dull.
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RECEIVER FOR GLOBE POTTERY co.

TRENTON. Nov. 1s.-Charles B. Case, of
this city. was named by Vice-Chan-
cellor Edwin Robert Walker as re-
ceiver for the Globe Pottery Com
pany, a B~ordentown corporation which
has been before the courts for some
time because of various financial
troubles. His bond was fxed at 100000.
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cERr1r1ED AccoyNTANr NAMED.

TRENTON, Nov. 13.-Governor Stokes
has named, as members Of the State
Board of Certified Accountants. w. San
ders Dawes, OF East Orange, and George
Wilkinson. of Plainield.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations of the days
closing prices, hid and asked. as furnished
by Byrne & Mcdonnell stock brokers. 800
BROAD street. Telephone 615:
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The following quotations were furnished
NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick & Co.;
Closing yester- Close to
day. day.
rtJ AefroI It'll Aciraf
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers'. 800 Broad street. Telephone 615.
Opening. Closing.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following are the quotations of the day
prices, as furnished through Byrne & Nc
I,onnell. 800 Broad street:
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET

BOSTON. Noy. 13.-Following are quota
lions Of the active stocks dealt in on the
Boston Stock Exchanges:
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AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

It is believed that the Pennsylvania
Railroad. which has extensive improve
ments on han in the Pittsburg district
will curtail its expenses there An inspec-
ton by officials in that district has led
to this belief.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers. 500 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
OPENING. Closing.
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That New York bankers are negotiating
for a large block of gold for import from
Paris was learned definitely today, and 1t
was generally believed thai the deal would
be successful In the near future. How
large an amount the contemplated pur-
chase insolces was not disclosed. but It
was said that that would depend a good
deal on circumstances.
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According to the Bureau of Statistics.
the country foreign trade in staples of the
farm during October fell off to the extent
of nearly 100000 0 The principal decrease
was accounted for by the falling off in
cotton shipments.
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Steel men are not at all worried with
regard to the future outlook of their in
dustry. Although they expect to have
a temporary reaction In their trade, they
do not expect any pronounced dip, even
during the most serious phase of any de-
preston which may develop.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-07

TiIlmap and Wbyte paid tributes to
bis memory. In the House, Speaker
Cannon. Congressman Talbot, Clay.
ton, Towne. Byrd. Clarke Of Miss.
ouri. Goulden and Gil delivered
Memorial ADDRESSES. Allthe speak
Iers paid eloquent tributes to Mr..
German ) character as man and q
statesman
r Tuesday, January 90. ultimo, Miss.
Ida Kirk, Of Budd's Greek, was
thrown from her buggy and pain
fully bruised. Miss Ida. who was
accompanied by little girl, was
driving young. spirited horse,
which SHE'D, running the buggyupon
bank and throwing Miss Kirk out.
After Miss Kirk was thrown out
the horse ran up the road and meet
ing DR. 2 r. Morgan coIlided with
his buggy and smashed IT, The
little girl was thrown out as the col
lision occurred. but was uniniured.
DIR. Morgan attended to Miss Kirk s
hurts We congratulate all parties
upon their fortunate escape from
serious injuries.
The Board Of School Commission.
ers were IN session Tuesday aud
audited Teachers Reports for the
Winter Term. All the members Of
tho Board were present. Among
other business transacted. ii was
ordered that the Colored Public
Schools DO closed March LIST. proxi-
mo Miss Maysie Dent was appoint.
ed assistant at Oakley School. vice
Mr.. B A. Mattingly. resigned !;
Miss NJ. Genevieve Baden, OF Prince
George s county. was appointed as
sistant In the ST Georges Island
School J.. S. Bradburn was named
as Trustee 81 School No. 2, ST. Ini-
COS district, vice Grove $ Lynch.
remoyedfrom county
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slrs. Kettle Thompson Found
Dead.

Saturday eveaing, February 2.
1907, Mrs. A. 7. Thompson found
the remains Of Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
son IN the fireplace Of her late dwell.
ing Mrs Thompson was last seen
alive on Friday about 2. p. H.. when
she was noticed out In the yard ap-
pearently feeding the chickens. on
Saturday evening. Mrs A 4 Thomp.
son went 10 the house. as was her
custom, 70 get Mrs. Bette Thomp-
son bucket d water, and when she
opened the door saw the remains Of
her friend in the fireplace aud almost
consumed. The neighbors we're az
once notified and careful inyestiga-
ton made The body was Ia the
fireplace, facing edwards, and near.
~ all the flesh was burned of the
bones down TO the knees. All the
flesh on the right arm was burned
but the hand Of the left arm bad be-
come disjointed and fallen beyond
the fire and was almost perfect JUS
tice William T Bailey. acting as
Coroner, summoned jury ofinquest
which after viewing the body and
hearing testimoney, determined that
thorn svae ne avfannna N farl ,ntax.
and brought 10 a verdict Of accideu
ial death. Mrs Thompson was The
widow Of the late Sebastian Thomp-
son, and was Miss Wathen. Sha
lived alone In a small house In the
Loveyille section. She was agood,
quiet, inoffensiye woman and SO FAR
as known bad no enemies. Her
remains we're buried ii St Joseph i
graveyard last Monday.
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Opportunity.

The Pastorotst Joseph s Church.
MorganzA, desires 70 secure tho ssr.
vices 81 j sexton The residence 0n
the church properly IS large enough
20 accommodate sexton With small
family AaX Que with tLe proper
qualification \ whomay wish IL know
Terms, etc should cllnmunieate with
the Pastor Ia person or by letter,
either 81 Morganz4 0r I.a0nardfOwn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-07

TO establish your business rela.
tionship witA the FIRST National
Bunk yon can stop III today, oF any
day. and places dollar deposit 50
we can cntW YOUR name on our
books We Will hand yan check
book Then you will know lis ana
we VIII x now you. and you eap de.
post the m0uey you recsi s. Foroay
thing you sell and pay your bin 81
check on ihe bauk 81 ST. Mrs :,
LeOnardtpwn
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Death 81 william 4. Burroughs

William T BurroughA, oneof best
liked and most estimable citizens of
the county died al his residence.
Mechanicsville. Friday, February /.
instant aged about 6s years.
He is survived bv eight children
M,Ssrs II Luther, james s. Will
liam W.. Albert A nnd @ Gwintl
Burronghs and MrsaT S Freeman.
Mrs. W p Higgs, and Mrs Il M
Ryce. He livea q blameless lifeand
went 10 his grave lamented by nll
who knew him. His remains we're
buried in All Faith graveyard Sun
day Inst
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-07


onsJapuary 81, 1907, the Board
Of shelIflsh Commissioners held
meeting 4 Annapolis and detefmiu
ed Oh 4 working dedeitIop Of ma
tural bars and Of barren bot
toms Z
ln reaching its conclusion ihe
Board considered
First The length Of time during
the dredging and longing seasons
when actual longing on dredging
operations can BE- carried GU.
Second The sum Of money which
represents ihemiuimum livelihood or
living wage II q tonge Or dredger
Third The nAmber 81 oysters
per legal busheI as tonged or redg-
ed from the oyster grounds and Of
fefed for sale.
/ Fourth The price per bushel
which represents fair average 81
that received BY tae tonger ard
dredper.
Fifth A number 81 bushels 81
oysters which, soid at the above
average price. win sieid ibe Suns
taken 10 Represent the ivelihoods
o. living wages d tonger 81 aYad
ger,
Taking six longing saasoas as
basis, the Board adopted l0odays 81
s hours each, as Che average pcFIod
q oysteriuR during ! scason
The minimum Iging wage II au
oysterman was pms Al - cents per
day and the price u oysters was
figured 1t so cents per bnshe
From these premises The Board
dcduced that 40 oysterman was nor
justified ID working d bar unlass De
could make at least IS cents per day
over and above expenses foe every
work day during sbe longing sea
son.
ia cxpiainipg their decision the
Board stated among other things:
A longer working IL fiya feet o.
water covers ~ square yards ID I'd
minutes work, $50 square xrds
per day aod about 10 acres per sea
son % bottoms located IL this
depth be can make The minimum
livelihood. provided bere ars ihrev
oysters on every two sqaqts yards
Working 10 10 ieef 81 water, be can
cover "a square wards Ia lumibutts,
900 square yards per day sid 81
acres per season. IL can make the
minimum iyeboaa tbs depth IS
bottoms which caaian ID oysters
per i9ur square ymgls
coNelUsoss
The Baltimore Saa thus sanma
fizes lhs conclusions n The l5oaf
IL declining ~ DatieGai oyster
bar as oae thn 00nd u0s yie'g
taneer a daily praft al173 esnt the
oAelilish commissioners ers 0n-
anim0as.
The decision was reached sitter
careful consideration from the view.
points Of the ogssernan and lbe
planter
Mr. Robinson, counsel IL Tho CON
mission, says the definition will
stand The test oi the courts.
The 0etinitiou was declared b.
friends OF the oyster Culture law 10
be good aud a just one
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hanson igolnes.

A pretty seddlAg Was solemnizea
a. the Z y Chapel. Mschapicsyilse,
a high noon today. The CONTRACT.
ing parties we're slr Armssead
| Arson. II Washington. aud Miss
Rowena Colon Holmes, of Aleebsu.
iesyille. The ceremony was per-
formed oy Rev VIM. Locke Brad.
dock, uncle 81 the bride. assisted by
Rev f. n Bowpe.
The bride wins attired Ia whltc
satin and veil Her maid was Hiss
Elizabeth Baliouger.
The Wedding march was played
by Miss Marguerite Apsn. a ~.
ception was held al the nome ii the
brides mother The young couple
left on the afternoon train for WASH
ington. Our congratulations
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-07

Mr. Lewis Q Ihump sop, survey
RI, has removed from tho Isl Ia the
3rd Election District Persons q is
ring his service can have q ready
response by addressing Inn il G0mp-
on, Aii
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DISSEMINATION Of uoL.ar.ner.hIp.

The Go-pafIA cxAhip heretofore exlstina un-
der The nin nstnie VI Greenwich N Hearr. for
the manufacturing aud sails Or brick. haa thia
day been dissolved by mutual consent r. III
gfeeN8eii VIA have cole charge OF the settle
nlontuf the business OF the liite iir IA
II. r. tSItHlfN WE'LL.
w. J. H1AktN.
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EsstDuinfuO.

linYiuN fets8tiiiA i0nlgsN ltsN p usfe ~
tbe t@st h1ols II tie aauB ana sA3a
granted q dipioma, aH prepared 20
kmbaim apd eoaauet sanasal ~ the
shortest n0tice giye lafRNaai Attau
aiuA ~ al tlaa aeiaAaA b tlla haAinaAs
Everything n mg hue warranted II BE-
llKtl eiiis~ a4il yp-to iafe
Respectfully
Ell6H q HALL.
34narll Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-07

There sill be service. aud com.
munion a. AIlSaints Church, Oh sun.
day next, 10Th instant al III Al Nj by
Rev. Mr Wright 81 Gbaptico Parish.
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BLACKSLIITHING.

! Wish TO inform my friends and
the general public that / have open
cd shop at my father 8 Stand, atHol-
lyw0od, that | am prepared 10 do all
work In my line AZ shortest notice,
and at prices TO suit the people.
Special attention paid 10 horse shoe
ing, painting and oyster tong mag4
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed Give
ms q call. Terms cash.
BERN ARD II. WHILE.
Dec. ~. Va. nj.
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Graduate IN Opt0metry,
Philadelphia Optical College
Myopia, Hypermetr0pia and Aatigma.
tlsn successfully treated. EyCs tested
t'nEE.
County residence, Hermanville, Nd.
March l, UtI--tf.
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ST. MARYs COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE FOR SALE.

No. 1. FRrns beautifully situated On the
Potomac ikiTef hetWeeu brttfOn'a bay and
Ptney Point lpJ acres-zlH acrcs afab.e iand.
utyiued into neida ~ % acres eaen Land
FERTILE hWeilinG. pAras, feaAuE houses aud
oUtsbui'ulDKa ~ COCOA repair time timber i
FA,umnie pflyAse oyster creeks Flne lshInR /;
ane stick fAfsn. II mtles u steam BOAR wharf.
aunxrpiant 70 ppstpilice aud stores Price.
til.VuL
Also farm Ia First Election District. known
- Gun ttilf, coatuinlnsug fsd nCees large
dWestluk, pAtilH, utr 80 KN1d repair.
Afro kRElm % hrittpns BAt hear 11nellsa
wharf Tue Iulrd 1leutun Dlhtriet euufaln.
hsy ~ Heres improved 81 uweltng. barns
etc., ~ you'd repair, hxceiient nsniag aud
% hferiuH fael lies. TODD oyster Krounda
can % taken under the Hannah Oyet. Law
Farm N 81. Jerpme's Creek. containing III
acres dealrAuia Tor hunu Aliu IT, vMluable
uyater ufuuunh, nnVWH ~ aUOraeyie puinfs'
And yTs-@Ny 4ccupleu ~ DERRY IS MfighEsou.
Also Farm on Rolonlac tflVer. if ord kIecGis,fl
DISTRICT q 81 MARY , county. consAlulug III
acres, knoWn ~ Whips F0inf. kxeeIfesat
FlsnilB slld vyster1nx tlsrill1ius. App Il
WIN. ~ Nv hls ~ u LUX tgh. AIfy
Dot. d, '0as--ff.
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slsECaAf. NOTICE.

Under cQntraet with theSSinger Sew.
illg Magazine ". am prepared TO offer
the sislf aud Wlieeler s Wllson Sewing
Machine at very ny l3rleVs for cash ur
oii i've sars tllna WiEllout note or In
THREATS
VII be glad Ii .!aaeve
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Come And See Us
--
FALL md WINTER
DISPLAY.

We extend q special Invitation
70 our friends and the general
public during this shopping sea-
son 10 give as q call and examine
our stock and get our prices be.
fore buying elsewhere.
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Einrfs. Dis Branrbes.

The following Branch Offices have been
sbts blishcd for the benefit OF those living
II d distance from the Main Office OF the
Times Dispatch. The Tlmcs-Dispaich Wants
left at any OF these branches VIII receive
the same careful attention us though they
had been left ut the afnin, Office, and there
Will be no extra cost to the advertiser:
SLAuGHTE.ss DRUG STORE, Twcnty-fiftii
aud Vennble Street.
". T.. EANEs, 2s1s East Broad Street
A. A.. SCOTT. Twenty-flfth and Broad SITS.
WILLIAMs's PHARMACY. rwenty-first and
Marshall Streets.
TARRANT, GRANT & CO., Foushec and
Broad Streets.
q w. LAT1MER. no. 500 West Marshall St.
THCMPsoN's DRUG STORE, no. 1921 w.
Nain Street.
I. L. B%EvERIDCE, Brook Ave. and Clay St.
RADY.s DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. 40. $500 Will
liurnsburg Avenue, Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE, no. 144t East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. 2o17 East
Main Street.
wALLIs's PHARMACY. SO. 33i -outh zine
Street.
KIKK-PARn1sH CO., 30. az East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. 40. sol -y:st
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. rwen.y.eishth and
~ Street,.
nlsoN's PHARMACY. No. II. Canal street.
HuNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-fifth and
Leigh Streets.
]. T. LEWIS. No. 4 East Broad Street.
EcRTHs1DE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
streets.
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. No. 10: Hull
Street, Manchester.
TNENTY-EIGHTH AND y STREET PHAR'
MACY. Twenty-eighth and n Streets.
g. IT. ". KERN. INC, corner Twenty-nfth
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHAEMAcY. No. 1901 Q Street.
rIMEs-D1sPATcH. No. 10 North sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
TlMEs-DrsPATcH. No. 2i3 Eighth stree'.
Lynchburg.
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Richmond. FrederickspurE and Potomac

Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
Office OF the Secretary,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Richmond. Fredericlss-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company,
VIII he held at ITS Office In tho city
OF Richmond. Va, on MONDAY. the
18th day Of November, 1907. at IL
o'clock a. NJ.
Transfer books will be closed from
November 18th TO November 18th,
1907, both inclusive:
Secretary.
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WANTED. for U. S. Army. ~able-bodied
35. citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Eng
llsh. Men wanted now for service IN
cruiting officer. $50 East Broad ST..
Richmond. Va; 1913 Sycamore St, Pc
tersburg, Va, or Columbia Building,
CRANKY ST., Norfolk, Va.
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nntireS.


Office OF the Mayor. the City Hall.
Richmond, Va. November 4, 1907.
TUESDAY, OVEMBER 3. l9V,. De
ing ELECTION day and a legal holiday in
the state ofyirginia, the City Hall will!
closed and work will be suspended
in ali departments of the city govern
ment. Heads of departments VIII de-
ermin what work Is unavoidable IN
their respective departments, and all
other work will be suspended.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Mayor.
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Richmond Locomotive Works.
Iii Broadway, New York,

October 10. 1907. e
NOTICE IS HIaT,ERY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Richmond Locomotive
Works will be held at tho office OF
the company, in the County OF Hen.
rico, Virginia, on Wednesday, the
18th day OF November. 1907, at 11.3l
o'clock. In the forenoon. for the pur-
pose of elcctfnG directors and Off.
cers. approval OF the acts OF the
directors since the last annual meet
ing. and for the transaction OF such
other buslress ny may properly come
before the meeting.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.,
Office OF tho Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF Stock
holders OF the Atlantic Conat Line
RAILROAD Company Will ba held at
the office OF the company. in the city
Of Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY. the
18th day OF November, a.. ID. 1907. at
III O'Clock "A. W. The transfer books
OF the company Will close Wednes-
day. November s. 1907, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, and will be reopened on We'd
ncsday, November 90, 1907, at 10
o'clock ~. NJ. II. l.. BORDEN,
Secretary.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.-Following schedule figures pub.
lished only as information. and are NOT
guaranteed.
7:Oc a. M.-Daily-Local for charlsffs
conneetips at Keysville for Chase cry
and GAINESVILLE. at,l
1i:l5 a. Observation-Disclosures PUN
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, Now
Orleans, Memphis. Chattanooga. and
all the South. Through coaoh for
Chase City. Oxford. Durham and
Raleigh. -
$500 p. Milk. sunday-Keynville Local.
1880 r. M.--Dai1y-Limited Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ. for all tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 P. NIX. sunday-Limitcd-To West
Roint-Connecting for Ealt!rnore. y -
3:1b p. MEX, Sundays. eseifr
4:ib a. Nix. Sundays. Local to West
Point. fi-tfr
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:5s a. n. $50 p. M.-From all the south.
4:1o p. M.--Ffom Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.
ham, Chaee City and local stations.
$40 A. M.-From Keysville-Local.
$50 A. M.-From Baltimore and West
lc:4s 4. NJ. s:15 P. M.-Local from ives,
Point.
c. w. wEsTBURT. D. p. A..
Hra-s nsn II SFa,,> Ct~aek u SoAr,aoA re mHEs
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FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON
railroads In Richmond vicinity, to
fill vacancies caused by promotions.
! Experience unnecessary. State age.
height. weight. Firemen, 500 month
J ly, become engineers n earn $500.
I Brakemen. SIS, becoming conductors.
earn $3.50. Name position preferred.
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, care
= ,rimes-Dispatch.
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Railroads.
r. il. & p. s ssssSass!5ss.as.

X. il. Il IL rREpERfcksnnNs
e POTOMAC n. 4.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND NoRrH.
WARD.
100 A. M.--Daiiy-Main Sc. through.
1850 a. M.-week Days-Eiba- Ashlan1
Accommodation.
$40 4. M;;-psily-Byrd Street. Through.
Noon-week Days-Byrd 81. Through,
1850 II M.-Week pays-Eiba. Ashian1
tngton Accommodation.
S:4S F. M.-sunday. only-Eiba. waning.
ton Accommodation.
G:3o r. M.-week Days-EIba. Ash1and
accommodations. 80
e:l5 F. M.--paily--saIn ST. Through.
$500 p. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WARD.
c:aO a. M.-week Days-Elbs. Ashland
Accommodation.
s:a5 4. M.-Wses pays-ayrd ST. wash.
ington Accommodation.
1885 IL. M.-sunday ~onlyA-Elba. Washing.
ton Accommodation.
lo:4o :. M.-Week Days-Elba. As1tAnl
Accommodation. a@~s,s
1920 7. M.-Daiiy-Mnin ST. Throi H.
s:45 r. M.-Week Days-Main st. ThrousA,
Washington Exposition speciAl.r
$40 p. M.--Week Days-Elba- AshtAal
7:15 r. M.-Datly-Ryrd st. Through.
$500 p. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. lO-
cal stops.
s.l5 p. M.Da,ly-Main st. Through.
N~oTE.-pullman Sleeping or Parlor 4
on ali above trains. except local
dotions.
All trains to ana from Byrd Street etaeioA
stop at 'slua. u
Time OF arrival and departures aud con-
nections not guaranteed.
G. ". cULP. w. p. TAYLOR. =
Cent supt. Trat. Msr.F