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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

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damente; Villalba" otras propied.
des que pcsee de su difun,o padrs don
Felix Ohvieri y Cervoni.
Para ards infonnes dirigirse ! Ia ;u,e
resads:
Hotel LuAY FLOWER. Gale del c,;.
to.
Mas nOticiaS
ha presentado Ia rcnuncis del cargo.
de oheiai de Sanidad dc Cabo Roio. -
doctor Gaztambide.
- Ve. svfrs de psIsagsvro. frio~ sl,.,.si.,,
tura y fcbres. Comsfga@c una Los.ff, Il.
Pam-ala.
:" anc4entra reSiableeido ds .,, n,
lencla - seiior Mariana Abru. I..
lcbramot.
E' psiudisre cSia Ilamndo 4 ds.s,,,,,,.
Ger. c"sic que So hn sc~eft.i..st. ..s.. ....
vo e~peeiicO Pam-ala
;" halla en- cSia capital nuestro .,.,
GO Ion Santiago We've. d. Faiardo T..
salud9nos.
Los nosqv'tos ilevau IN ins.rsi.iu de-
Palud smo. Us Pam-aia cura - pni.,.its
mo. hn-a I'd. H. prucl,a.
Ayer ssIij para Ponce u senior No
ret Gallart alralde de dieha eiudad
deSpuss de terminates ios assuio. al
miniStratiyoS cu c~ta capital. ~ .-h"r
Mort Gallar'. rrvr,-~ari IN Ia s...usna
pr6Xima.
aFsFRIAoos csUsfN ooLoa oE
cnBEZa. Fi INxNTfvO Hpowo otf~B4s
desvia IA U-sss soto % naa.is ssfs sasss
"n resfriado ~ ua dis Ia asms Sc "a ". SSovE'
e. ssds esjIa.
IIa tOmado possession H. su pue~io =.
profesora d. San Gef7uan. Ia ..uprita
Maria = Eamircz g. Maysvl.t.
cI ~r6or Carlos Arii1
FRO shors cslor ,.--pus. -r-f. ..
Paludismo Ia crf1 ,. l'tm.aia.
Por la Corfc g. D.-f-' g. dr Nr to
ha sido dcclarado ralpahi- g. ...a..
miento m scgundo grado. Jos.. lis.lo
Orfla
La Psm-ais curn ln- easn~ tu6~ hi..rf.-
dc febre paIadca Ya =ca cr6uicn = nau,ia.
Esta manaua ha SaIidD hacia Ponr..
cl senior Adofo brspier. alrsiir o.
aquclIa carccl de Di$trifo
Las aavss estsnesdss cau~an ~ t.ltn-
dismo. In Pam-aIa IO cura. ~ confirms.
quinina.
III sefor Viccuiy eoreeial dei AyuD
tamiento d. Arecibo. ha present. ldo
una ordcnanza para rvimir ios agri
cultorcs de- aquelIa iurisiicei6n - ga
go DE- derecho en- aquella plaza dsl uer
cado.
Las aLMoReaSas sg cusaN an
q - OIAS, ei UsCuKNTo DK FAzo. "a
sssn smpiea saagrsntes9 psessSa o sassspss p~s
sebeides sse seas.
III jurado que eniendia eu u ralsa
contra Benilo Solcr. euyo iuIpiu -.
vic ante Ia Cortc de Disiriio H. Ar.
cibo. 10 dccIarb cilpable de- houirid.o.
voluntario. Ia Corte dictani srn;em
Ella dentro DC aIgunos dias.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19
CsE. CLASSES

as1emss gas dc favoresorss .. s.h
espeeisl dc Opsa nueso
rza hdsjuha '@o '"'~oeeln'ento do Joye
Este Deparamente ks side sura 10 II.
''' schsames con los Sersios do Optiss sraduado
mayor 1achdA0 dc aqueNon
As An ebhEados
personal aRta On ramo ~'AA'' con'aAee In vss
~ del teds garantizsdo ~ " -"'"~0s oniaos y si habaj
a:quier resa do Dor somplis.s. u A
0ooAsT hCSTE ssesser DO Plas. Pri,sp., IA, y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

Aver Ssli6 para Ponce u senior uo
ret Gallart alcaIdr DO dieha ciudad
despues de icrluinados ios as,suio. al
miniStrativos eu rSta capital ~ s.fol.
Moret Gallari. regrsari IN Ia ssfnana
prixima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

Los rnosqvitos tls.vnu In tus,r.s.,, =.
Pa'ud ~mo. I.a Fam-aia cura - pni..lss
mo. ha-a Id. ~ pruei,s,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

7FSFRIaooS csUsfN ooLop oE
caBEZa. Fi LNxNTfvO Hpowo otf~B4A.
desvis u eausa. C.lfS toto % saanst5 ssfs srsr
resfrisdo un dis. ia as-ss se "a w. GwovFs
esds jla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

g Ts'vd'sre csi6 IIamndo sieuarsr.
Ger. c"sde que So IN ic~eubi.rto ..f.. r,,.
vo e~peeifico Pam-aIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

= sne1enira restabIecido da vi e,
lenei" e' seiior Mariana Abr'l. Io Fl.
lcbramo..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19
Mas nOticiaS

lia pnesentado Ia rcnuncis del cargo.
de ohe'ai de Sanidad dc Csbo Roio. -
doctor Gaztambide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-19

s"'rs dc Ps'ss'srro. fries slrrai.-rs-
tur" hehres. Consiga=c una Los.lla Il.
Pam-ala.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
No. 2--Madame de Stae]

in Paris with her excursions into political fac
IONS and scrmmages far as woman can
enter INTO such thngs-mostly in her emotional
ana physical influence with men; but with Mad
anne de Stael much of being mental domino
ton She had parted with her husband at his
deathbed in 1902. and after that she formed
other alliances so far her expansive heart was
concerned Just before the actual Reign of
Terror she went to Coppet with her father and
thch visited England. where she had among her
friends such celebrated refugees as Ta;Ievrond
iulbcrt, Marbonne and General d'Arblay who
subsequently married Fannie Burney After the
Terror she held notable salon in Paris. She
was always an antagonist of Napoleon and of her
the great Corscan said: Her arrows could
reach man If he seated on a rainbow"
Finally she quarreled with him openly, and was
forbidden to live within forty leagues of Paris
She after described her ten years exile" Dur
ing this time she did great deal Of travelling
At Wcimar she Goethe Schiller and other
German sages Herr Fichte disliked her vou-
bility. In Italy she the queen of Naples
Maria Caroline of Austria and the Countess of
Albany. She also Monti poet of Milan
Tor whom she had an affection II was mmedi-
ately after her Italian experience that she wrote
"Corinne." at Coppet Ii you will read it YOU
will hear the dcspairing cry OF a woman-her
cry for happiness! Again embarling on
her travels (she was possessed of a dowry of
two million francs year and could humor
every whm) she visited Austria and Russia and
was welcomed everywhere as an enemy of Ma
poieon She went to live in Stockholm where
she stayed eight months and published her Re-
Elections on Suicide" 1t in 1913 that she
went to London. where her friends were Lords
Byron, Lansdowne and Holland and also Samuel
Rogers She was the lioness of the day
When NAPOLEON went Elba this remark
able woman went back to Paris and reopencd her
Salon" and the Duke of Wellington was one of
the first to call When Napoleon landed in 1915
she returned to Switzerland
Her coppct Salon" has been considered a
liberty hall" In Geneva the members of con-
sentative society thought her receptions were
scandalous. Yet they occasionally entertained her
CHI.
ter of their once beloved citizen. But she was
so thoroughly an "up-to-datc woman" as such
is regarded today. that she received men in her
bedroom and called them by their first
Ii is said that her salons chiefly attended
by grass widows and their admirers: Bonstetten
and Frederika Brun. Madame Recamier and
fr1nce Augustus while the Madame herself was
engaged with Benjamin Constant. From all that
can be learned the inner life of that Coppet ga
lon was full of immortality and the telling had
better be omitted here Madame lie Brun thus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

described her visit there: Il
find many persons established
at Coppet; the beautiful Ma
dame Recamier, the Comic de
Sabran. BENJAMIN Constant,
etc. Its society is conditions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
IS NAMED
BISHOP COAOJUIOR
ELECTED ON FOURTH BALLOT.
But IT Is NOT KNOWN HE
WILL ACCEPT.

WINCHESTER. VA, May Ia
Rev. Robert $. Coupland. who recent
y resigned as rector of the Church
of the Ascension in Baltimore to be-
corne rector of Trinity church. of New
Orleans, late yesterday afternoon was
elected bishop Coadjutor of the Prot
estant Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
to succeed Rev. Bergman Green, u.
D., of Alexandria. who declined to
accept the office on account of Ill
health. Whether he viii accept re-
mains to be seen.
Some Of the ministers and laYnen
expressed doubt in hat regard, in
view of the fact that he left the Bal
timore church only a few weeks o
and that he has just taken up his
work in Louisiana.
Mr.. Coupland was elected on the
fourth ballot. receiving 80 clerical
and "a lay votes. He was nominated
by Rev. Robert X. Massie, n. u, of
Richmond. and Rev. Thomas Semmes,
D. d, Of Richmond, seconded the
nomination.
others placed in nomination we're
tersburg. by Rev. William Meade
Clark, y. d. of Richmond; Rev. Will
liam ]. Morton. of Alexandria, nomi-
mated by Gardiner Booth: Rev. Will
liam n. Smith, OF Winchester. nomi-
mated by Rev. John McGill, and Rev.
w. A. r. Goodwin, rector of st, Pauls
church, Rochester. \. Y. nominated
by Rev. Angus Crawford, p. u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
SERVICES
IN YORK COUNTY

Especial TO The Richmond Nirgintan.)
GRAFTON. VA. May f9.-Annual
Memorial Services were observed on
Wednesday in the presence of a large
crowd from the n~cishhorhood of
Poquoson. Yorktown and Hampton, AT
Providence Methodist church Tho
morning service was devoted TO hear
ing reports from committees appointed
TO gather data In connection with the
history Of the church, the Sunday
school, Woman's Foreign Missionary
ard the Rosebuds. Rev. Il. T. Parhana,
the pastor made q brief address on
Church Organization and WAS followed
by venerable Rev. r. \, Crooks. A
vas server ard ties cream ana
lemonade was sold 10y the willing
workers society. There we're present
two charter members of Providence
church. which was organized about
1919.
The graves in the country were dec
GRATED with flowers. Nor were the
graves of the few Confederate soldiers
In the county forgotten, Rev, !. r..
White. pastor of Toano Circuit made
an interesting and appropriate address
and was followed by Rev. A. ]. Rem
font of the Disciples church in a brief
talk.
Providence chair furnished the mus
fc, which was very much enjoyed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19

All the other clubs in the Ameri-
can League are hoping that the De
troit team viii slump and give them
a chance to get within striking dis
lance. Up to date the Athletics have
been regarded as the one team equal
To beating the Jennings OUTFIT. hut
the Athletics made the effort and
went down to defeat in the very first
combat.
Mack had his lucky pitcher on the
mound at that. Plank has been
pitching great bali thus far this sea,
son and has not been hit to any great
extent until he tackled the Detroi:-
ers. Tho Tigers plsnked him fer ff-
teen safetics. MullIn was on the FIR
ing line for the Tigers. and the big
boy went along easily, pitching In The
pinches.
Washington played miserable ball
against the Cleveland team and LOST
"A game hat Tom Hughes should nave
0 Germany Schaefer played first
base and he made an error. Ielivelt
In left field made an error. Mcbride
threw in lust to ease the minds
of his men, and Young Man Fiber
field tore off a couple. Then, to add
to the excitement. Olson made a home
run with the bases fun. Olson is the
1hipi 'HtpI ~ thG 1ltN tiiIlG &talIly
Seven runs came in for Cleveland in
the seventh. mostly through errors.
The Maps had scored two in the first.
80. rtyara tbe fffiaf score was y rs g.
West was hit in the face by a drive
from McBride's bat and was forced
to retire. kAler and then Blanding
finished the game.
New York was the only Eastern
team to win in the American League.
Caldwell and Quinn were too much
for the reconstructed Browns. A col
lection of hits in the seventh sent
Powell down to defeat,
The White Sox beat the Red Sox
In ii batting ARRAY. Walsh and Scott
were hit hard. but not as hard as
killlay and Hall.
Earl Moore was batted by the Cubs
and Toots Schultz Jared little better.
Miner Brown had n of his good
days, and the result was the Cubs
beat the Quakers, IL to ..
Babe Adams won over M~athewson.
for the Pirates hit the big pitcher
hard. Vanguard and then Raymond
finished the game when Mathewson
went from the mound in the seventh.
Doc Scanlon and Nap Rucker did
their share to beat the Cincinnati
Reds. Scanlon was ordered to the
bench in the eighth for disputing a
decision by Finneran. There were
three on II two down. but Rucker
kept the Reds from scoring.
Boston n ST. Louis played an In
teresting game. Harmon and Mattern
being the opposing pitchers. The Car
dfnals won. and there is mourning
IN Boston. for the Terriers have not
won a game In ten days or more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19

wide their doors to their guests.
Some members OF the association
say seldom and other say never
have they been SO cordially received in
a city in which they met in .conven-
ton. and there are some who aver
that 1t would be impossible for "A
municipality to show a more pleas
ing welcome.
Clubs Are Open.
Richmond's three fashionable clubs,
the Westrnoreland, Commonwealth
and Country Club, have been opened
to the visitors, and To them has been
extended all the privileges open TO
members. The cotton men have shown
no h~esitancy In accepting these privi-
ieges. and in each Of the three clubs
may be seen strange faces, who, after
being introduced, were found to be
members of the manufacturers as
ISOLATION.
They gathered in the u for chats
and business conferences. and also to
partake of the delicacies for which
the chefs Of the clubs nave gained
regulations. Ladies accompanying
the members of the association have
showed an inclination to be partial
TO the Country Club. and it has been
q rendezvous for the visiting members
Of the fair sex. gay in brilliant spring
attire.
Nearly. two-score Of taxicabs and a
score OF touring cars have been placed
at the disposal of the association
and the entertainers have well sue
ceeded in their efforts to prevent the
visitors paying even SO much as a
cent for vehicle hire. Automobiles
stationed at the entrances to the JET
ferson convey association members 10
any point in or about the city gratis
and this feature of the entertain
ment has awakened the hearty ap-
probation Of the guests.
Chamber Pays Cost.
Tho xpens attaching to the en-
tertainment will be betrayed by the
Chamber of Commerce, likely the
sum thus expended will be large. Sec
rotary II. p. Dunlop. of the Chamber
OF Commerce, declined TO make pub
lie the moun Of the appropriation
made by the Chamber for the enter
tainment of visitors, but It IL known
that hundreds OF dollars are being
spent.
The following committee. appointed
by Tazewen NJ. Darlington. vice-pres-
ident Of the chamber. is In charge Of
the entertainment John NJ. Miller,
Jr., chairman. r. L. Gordon, T. r.
McAdsrns. w. Meade Addison, Julien
II. ffiN. II. w. Jackson. Frank W.
Reade, r. w. Sptllman. Irwin Weisi-
ger. j. II. Drake, Charles s. Camp
bell, ". NJ. Boykin. John G. Coriev,
w. h. Simmons, S. Dabney Crenshav.
Nice-President Darlington and Secre-
tary Dunlop,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
MANY SPEAKERS
At BIC BETHEL
GOVERNOR MANN. REPRESENTA-
TIVE JONES AND MR.. MONTA-
CUE TO ATTEND.

Especial to The Richmond V~irginlan.)
GRAFTON. VA. MAY Ia-Prepara-
tons are going on to make the cele-
brafiQn. anniversary exercises June 10
of the Big Bethel engagement the first
battle OF the Confederate War a big
and interesting affair.
1t is announced that Governor Mann
and Hon. ". A. Jones. Representa-
tive Of the First District In Congress.
and probably Ex-Governor Montague
will make speeches on the OCCASION.
Big Bethel is ign easy reach of Nor
folk. Hampton and Newport News, and
the crowds from tlfast critics added, 10
the large rural contingent attending
the exercises will make q great gath
ering. II ia expected that a Richmond
band Will furnish music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
Southern Railway.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
y. B.-Foliowing schedule figures published for
information and not guaranteed;
$40 A. M.-DaiIy--LooAI for Charlotte, Dur
ham and Raleigh.
I045 A. M.-Daily-Limlted-For all point.
South. Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car
Memphis. via AsheviIe and Chattanooga
400 P, NIX Sunday. Local for Durham and
intermediate stations.
900 +. Nix. sunday Keysv lie Local
li45 r. M.-Daiiy-Lini.ed for all points
South. Pullman ready $50 p. NJ
YORK RIVER LINZ.
$50 p. MIX. sun.--To West Pt.. connecting
for Baltimore Mon, Wed. and Fri.
600 A. M.-Ex. Sun. and 2:15 p. M.-Mon-
Wed. and Fr.--Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; oa6o A. NJ. sos 2. NJ. daily.
$40 A. ME-. Sun. 1855 p. NIX, Sun,
2QO P. NJ.
From West Point. $50 A. NJ. daily; IL IS A. NJ
Wed. and Fri. $G25 p, NJ. Elk. Sun.
8. L. BURGESS, d. p. A.,
900 East Main Street, Phone Madison ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY co.

10 Inc PQDlC.
On accoun of the loose and I'M
becoming manner In which many per-
SOM visiting Hollywood Cemetery on
Sundays, forgetting or not appreci-
ating the ~sacredness of the place.
and the ~crowding around the graves
during Sunday burials. the
ties of Hollywood Cemetery Company
find It necessary to restrict the at
tendance at the cemetery on Sun
days.
On and after Sunday, May FL, 1911.
children under the age OF fifteen ft5l
years will not be allowed In thu
grounds unless attended by their pa
rents or guardians. who will be held
responsible for their behavior.
Visitors to Hollywood Cemetery ara
respectfully requested not to gather
around the graves Sunday or any other
day during the burial services. Th;,
request is go asenasbfes~and prt,,er
that 1t needs no explanation from M
authorities OF the. +s>vm n,
owners who desire to visit their Lore
in Hollywood Cemetery on SUNDAYS in
a carriage will please make appli-
cation for permit during the week ana
not wait until Sunday to do so.
B.. C. WHERRY,
President,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
Would FIX RENTAL CHARGE
FOR THE CITY AUDITORIUM

At the next session of the common
council an ordinance viii be offered
with a view of settling the question
of charges and rental for the City
Auditorium, the measure being faith
cred by Alderman Atkinson. E.xeep-
tton will be made in the case Of the
city school board. city departments,
conventions under the auspices Of the
city government, free church, chart
table and political meetings. Others
desiring the use Of the building and
charging an admittance fee Of Is cents
or more must pay a rental of $50 for
each night performance and SIS for
matinees, those charging less, to paw
SIS from October ] TO May /. and
$40 during other months Of the year.
All rents are to be paid In advance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
DELEGATES ALL
HAVE fine TINE
ONLY WORD OF PRAISE FOR EN-
TERTAINMENT BEING PRO-
yIDED FOR THEM.

fchmond' has cause to take pride
in the hospitality, warm, cordial AND
characteristic OF the South, extended
to the members and visiting guests
of the American Cotton M~anufactu-
rers' Association, assembled in If
teenth annual session at the Jefferson
hotel.
All the city has united in the friend
ly hand held out to the cotton men
sojourning here, but the nucleus Of
the hospitality is the entertainment
of the visitors by a committee which
is attending to the social features of
the convention under the direction
of the Chamber of Commerce.
In the lobby OF the Jefferson, Which
is the vortex OF the whirlpool OF of
activity stirred UP by the convention.
may be heard members OF the Cot
ton Manufacturers Association mar
Yelling at the abandon with which
the citizens Of Richmond have thrown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
YOUNG
GETS CERTIFICATES
DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS ARE
AWARDED AT INSTITUTE
y
GRADUATING ExERCIsEs.

Diplomas and certificates were
awarded at Virginia Mechanics In
stitute Thursday night as follows:
Bachelor of Science-Charles
Vance Ratcliff.
Diplomas - Electricity. William
Charles Blakey, James Blair Bowden,
Arthur Wellington Koiner, Paul Mad
dox, Charles Vance Ratciiff. Mathe~
matics-charies Vance Ratcliff.
Bookkeeping-G{obert Wexford Al
len, Jr.. William Harwood Gilman.
Arthur Kuchennann, Peter McIlwaine.
Mills ferrill Neal. Architectural draw
ing-John Binford Walford.
First honors we're awarded as fol-
lows:
Arithmetic ], Linwood Eugene
Waldrop; A 2. Fred Williams: Il /.
william j, Gum: Il 2, Rudolph De-
gen; Il 3, Percy Baker Stone; c /,
Linwood G. Powers; c 2. Silas' Elisha
Hotchkiss.
Algebra i, John Cottreli. A 2,
Horace Franklin Sharpe, Sheppard
Tyree.
Geometry-A, Guy n. Beicher; 3.
Clarence A. Bryce. Jr.
Trigonometry-Henry Carl Messer-
schmidt.
Analytical Geometry - Charles
Vance Ratclif
Caleulas-~Gharies Vance Ratcliff.
Bookkeeping-A. Marion st. c. AL
len; b, William HARDWOOD Gilman.
Free hand drawing-A, Seth Ma
son Dabney; b. Robert E. Moser. c,
Henry Day Lowry.
Instrumental drawing, John E.
Payne; 2, Walter Charlie Northam; 3,
Archie ]. Streat; 4. Albert II. Lane.
VS., Architectural dra wingvrA,~ Joseph
r. Christian: b. John Binford Wal
ford.
Mechanical drawing--t. Herbert A.
Rainey; 2, Charles s. McKendree.
Es~timating-G. NJ. Bowers.
Chemistry-A. Manuel f. Vivar; 3,
Albert Nixon Thistle.
Physics-A, James Blair Dowden;
B, Charles Vance Ratcliff.
Electricity, Keeling H.. Sisson;
B. John A.. Udriet; c. James Blair
Dowden.
E~nglish-A, /. Yustin Preager: B,
Percy Baker Stone.
Clay Observation-Disclosures A. Lee.
cabinetmaking shop-Henry Lee
Cudlip.
Wood pattern s~hip--Joseph v. Ciuc-
ci, Linwood Eugene Waldrop.
Blacksmith and forging-Thomas
Cleveland Woodson.
Machine shop-wiiiam Thomas
Cleveland Woodson.
Machine shop--Wiliianl Thomas
JahpS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
HEARS
SERMON ON ESAU

The sermon of Rev. Gen. w, kenper
last night at Marshall Street Chris
tan church was based on Esau. who
for a morsel OF meat, old his birth
right.
lie described In forceful words the
foolishness of Esau in selling his fu-
ture happiness 10 crafty his present APP
petite. In applying the subject the
minister said there are thousands OF
Esaus IN tho world to-day, some In
his audience, who are bartering away
their birthright for pleasure. honor,
money, etc.
The attendance was large consider
Ing the oppressive heat. There will
be service tonight at s o'clock. No
service Tomorrow night. The meet
ings Will continue Sunday and into
next week. The public Is cordially in
vited. The singing Is q big feature
at these meeting. Song service s to
Sis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
ss5a46. 20, 2. 9, %. ioP. N.
1870 P. NJ. for Chester, 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore Street,
for Manchester:
t5:l5, ss35, "*7:Is, .7:35, s:35. o:35, sio:35,
1895 A. NJ. 1925. s1:35, 2:35. 3:s5, ABS. 5:Si
6s35. sT;3h. aASs Assb~ sjQ:$ns, Il40. =. Mis-
tDaiiy except Sunday and holidays.
~carries baggage and express.
so ssgirnitedp aseeSe SxndsyH AID *sssdays. .
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars for
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
YACHTS
FOR OCEAN RACE

BOSTON. MASS, May IGNORE
yachts having been entered for this
annual ocean yacht race to Bermuda
than ever competed before and there
being. prospects of further additions
TO the feet, the special regatta COM
mittee of the Boston Yacht Club has
z1sefdeG Il" exfehd the ff1ie IF clog
Ing entries for the June 3 race from
May 20 TO Monday, May %.
There are now five entries for the
race which will start on the 696
mile cruise fdom Boston two weeks
from Saturday while still another en-
try is expected TO arrive before the
time of closing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
HERE'S A MECCA FOR =
SPEED MANAGES

BOSTON. MASS. May 1a.--Hun-
dreds OF stop-watch equipped auto
mobile constabIes are to-day prepar-
ing for other vocations, the constable
and his trap having been banished
from his State by a decision OF the
Supreme Court. The decision de-
clares, In effect, that speed limits
are unlawful.