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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-14
Ralruabg.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND,
". B.-Folowing schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
$40 a. M.-Daily-Locai for Charlotte Dur.
ham and Raleigh. l0a5 A. M.-Daiiy-L,mit.
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
buffet Sleeping Car to Asheville. N. c., a:W
H. NJ. Tx. Sun.--Locai for Durham and In.
ternediate stations. 500 p. ". Ex. sun
keytvills Local. N:t5 l. M.-Daiiy-Limited
For all points South. Pullman ready az
$50 p. II.
YORK RIVER LINE.
1870 J.. MEX. Sun.-To West PIT, connect.
Ing FOR baltimore Mon. Wed. and Friday
500 n. MEX. Sun. and 2:i5 T.. M-Mon
We'd and irL-Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 6:to 4. NJ, SOS p. NJ,
daily: $40 =. NJ. Elk. Sun; fig Er sun
200 p. NJ. daily. From West Point: $50
NJ. daily: HIS a. II. Wee. and FRI; l:as y.
NJ. EI. sun.
8. E. BURGESS. d. p. A.,
so7 e Main St Phone Madison II.
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Amniycrsnry CcI,bratcd.

Iticc. Va, November 13..-Dr. and
Mrs. w. i. Shipman celebrated their
golden anniversary to-day at their
home at Rice. Numerous presents
were received from DIR. Shipman's
churches and friends. The decorations
were In yellow ANA gold. the figures
ls6ll2ll being in gold over tho place
whore tho couple stood as they re-
ceivcd. The three children OF the
family are st!li living. two OF them.
J. w. Shinman OF Richmond. and Mrs.
Z. 3. Gowry, of Burkcvillc. Va. being
present to-day.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NC

ONLY ALL Rail, LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect october : 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: 300 a. M. 800 p. n,
si:io y. NJ
FoR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'd:iS y. n. 1880 n ~. 400 e. NJ. % ~
p. 81.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sll:&o A
NJ. '6:ao j. NJ. 1880 p. NJ. From tho West;
.6;a5 A N. a2:oo +. ~. bl:to r. NJ. .s:s u.
NJ. 1900 i. NJ.
'Daiy. aDa!iy eL Sunday. bsunday only,
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Care cafs
Dining Cara c. II BOSLEY
W. b BEvlLL. G. p. A.. Roanoke. va.
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OLD DoMINIoN IJyr

Leave Newport NewB..............5:oo A NJ
ATi'vo NoFloik. a. NJ
Connects with main line steamers Ieayin Z
Sorfolh for New York daily except Sunsay
700 p. NJ. Connections also made by ~ &
W. Ry. P. N. and c. &. O. Ry. at p, 81.
Nisht Line steamers stop at Clarsmont e
will be met by ""blic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co.-Jame. R,v.,
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point New.
port News and all James River landInra
Steamer leaves Mono "Wednesday and
Friday mt TOO A. N. Freight received for
all James River landings neMadison i7I
Main Ticket Onice, 81 Il. Main Street
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BOND LIST.

Ails-Chai nler> 5s Observation-Disclosures. 81
nIhcEiSah TOD 60 r. (. bonds ....... 80.
H.he.!,Ah i'p. 90. p G. Donds...... li6s,
t"4i''S Lust t.'HS '........-....... ~.
- l. l. ana y. eo'. tr. is............. 90.
q, -, l. CON-. j. =" bh!t!nors) ........ l"Vi.
chesapeake ana ohio COW i;.s 80.
Nortolk and Western cow .s. losl.
Sn,'u ~ Inc .'''''...''....... ST..
~ !.L"H i'!' Is '............... sai.
Southern Ben Tel. Observation-Disclosures. ssT
South hallway 60. IS. ......... Tass
ISI,ny'n n@N"hN go -...,-.,........ ihSi.
la.-hro"n BROS. cts. lbid).......... N
49,: H'n. so. LIST s............,...iJp.
~. Gto. fS,..'-..- ................. -
- Observation-Disclosures. ~.
ne" "a 'olH| ..'.-..-.'............ i)2'.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$40 Acknowledgements News.
$50 A.--LocaI.-Daliy-Ch Elk. Sun
rhurmond
1000 -Daily--Norfolk. Old Point.
tiO:6o Notwithstanding. Lex. C. Forgs
1900 P.-Express-Daily-Ci
t4:0o P.-EXpress-DaIly-So N. News
500 P.-Local--Daiiy-N. News. Odd Point,
6;i5 P.-Local-EX. Sun.-Gordonsviile
'5:i5 P.-Lical-Ex. Sun.-Lchbg, Eatnrna
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
1855 ed-DaiIy-ckcleti. Chrgo.
'iI:op P.--Enpress-paily- Cincinnati, L'viIlc
'Scepers. 1Parior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcIIMoND-Local from
East: SIS A. NJ, $50 T.. II. Through from
East: 1870 ~ NJ. $3.50 u. NJ. Local from
West: $3.50 a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. and 7:I5 T.
n. Through: 7:to \. NJ, 2:t5 p. NJ
James River Line: 1855 a. ~. 6:lb p. NJ.
''Daily except Sunday.
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sEABoARp AIR INE

southhound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
l::O u. M.-Sleepc.s and coachek Atlania
birmingham. Savannah Jacksonvi:Ie and
Florida points $50 J.. S-Sieepers and
coaches. savannah. Jacksonville and Fjorid A
points N:;s +. M.-Sleepers and coaches.
Atlanta. birmingham. Memphis and the
southwest SoEthbound trains scheduled 10
arrive IN Richmond daily: 5:5c A. H. =:
y. 81. S;oS Il. ~. $40 +. II
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. seventh ana Perry
S;rccts. FOR Petersburg:
e. !. {. .? 10. II. az a. ~ l. :, 81 T.
''5Aj. %. :. S. 20 10 y NJ V
n.eo T. 81. FOR Chester. 1900 midnish, .os
Petersburg.
street, for Manchester:
i5:l5. t:2i, "Tis. '7:S5. s:a,. s:1 .ios;. II q,
\. NJ. l!;a. 'i::5 2z5. 2:I, I:S. ass, 6:S,
= ~, s;2S. o;5s. 1910. 1850 Z. &.
ipaiiy except sunday aud holdaye
Carries baggage and express,
Liinited. except sundays and holiday
All chrs from Petersburg CONNER ,r,,h
cars for Richmond.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. nov. ~ ,a,,
ARRIVED

a'csmer brandon. Harvey Norfolk. nc-.
S'. E,n, and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer BsFke!ey. Shelly, Norrolk ,n. -
chandise and pas.naHe.a, OK: puninin, 80,
"teHmer Aurora, Furmam Pote.sbu?c ana
iaines RIVER IanEinEs merchandise ana ,,, ~
sengeEs. Furinan Line "''u Pa
SAILED.
sea MGR Brandon. Harncy. Norfolk c,r-,
ehah6!sc aud passengers. Old pnatlYi,Sjn IN,
Steamer BeTkelcN, ,S;.clry." Norfolk ,ncr
passengers, Old Dominion LIN.
otedher iocahonias. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise anI
paussensefs' virginia Navigation Co
oteamer aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
scngers. Eurmam Line ""u pas
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York
Stock Market

New York. November ls.-Proft- tax
:ng sales gave the stock market a
n'aFy tone to-day. Quotations wavercd
IN an uncertain way. and recessions in
Hartman stocks were weakest of the
important railway issues. Union Pa
Sinc being set back moro than two
points. In the Industrial division tn,
eoppcr group, United States Steel
american Telephone and American To-
pacco preferred were weak The losses
were insignificant by comparison with
the large gains made recently and
seemed TO result largely from the fact
mat the bun party lacked the aggres-
save leadership that II has had. There
we're no occurrences of sufficient i'm
portance to cause Il material change
IN speculative opinion
me bear trauers. after u fortnight
ol severe reverses. resumed operations
parent that part Of the pressure In tho
iaSt hour OF trading. when the market
was weakest. WAS que TO short Selling
hehHZlhs, however, was Il more inn
IonS stocks mt time was insistent
enough to suggest that tho buying
movement had teen ovc:done in some
sections of the market
The list WAS not without its strong
spots. The coalers were AGAIN con-
splcu"usly strong, the liiii stocks
showed good ADVANCES until late IN
The day, Consolidated Gas advanced
more than points and several OF the
Inactive lntnstrials rose from TO 3
polnts. The advance OF the coaIcrs wac
un" 10 Il repetition OF the reports OF
pFobabir "eXtrHS" tor the stockholders
POSSIBLY a. result OF separation OF
coal holdings from the roads
Weakness OF the Hartman stocks
were referred 10 The Supreme Court
decision holding the Southern Pacific
liable Tor certain taxes claimed nv tho
State of kentucky. its corporate home
The effect OF the decision, however, was
not expected to he wide. and the in
c!dent served chiefly as an argument
Tor selling. The copper group made
no response 1" an advance in the price
"t the metal from / !. = cents to IL 81
cents 10y some of the largest pro-
ducing and selling agencies
The money market here continued
comparatively sluggish.
The bond marke, was irregular To-
"a sales, par value. sa,sla,oOo United
states bonds unchanged ON call
Total sales of STOCKS to- day were
Iae,So0 shares. including: Sugar, LOO:
Tobacco 400; 4. c. l.. 600: c. e o. o.
600; l. G. ~. 500; n. & w, 1900: Read
ing. l6S,6oo: Southern. 1900: Southern
preferred. 100: u. p, 1l6.500: L. S.
steel. 24i.a0o: VIC. G., 600: Lchigh VAL
ley, io,70o.
New York, November 13-Money on
call steady. l-4d3 /. per cent:
ruling rate. IS: closing bid as:
offered NJ = l2 Time loans tir1ncr:
aiNty days and ninety days, 3 l-anp
3-i' slN months. 12@3 81. Prime
mercantile paper, ima IL per cent.
business in bankers bills at S4s3SO for
sixty days. and si.S7 for demand. Com
ln"rciaI bills, s4.S3.. Bar silver, is
Mexican dollars. 80 L.
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER S, uli
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAIL.T.
For Florida and South: S:l5 A. IL and
:a5 T. NJ. 100 A. n.
i. II.
For y. < w. Ry. West: e:I5 A. H.. 1890
a. "a. 300 r. NJ, 9:2o +. NJ.
For Petersburg: 100 \. M. 6:i5 A. NJ,
S:l6 A. ~, 500 ~. ~. 1000 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ
4:i0 T.. 81. sos +. NJ. 1885 p. Al. $50 +. NJ.
l1:ij T.. 81.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 'i:io p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:&o a. N,
$40 A. NJ. 6:sj a. ~. 1881 a. NJ. .'i0:4s
y. NJ. ii:to a. NJ, 900 p. NJ. 'sl:i0 Il. NJ,
sos T. NJ. 6:35 L. 81. $50 +. NJ. $500 p. M
1850 i. N.
Except Sunday: ''sundny only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nections not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPRREII. ID p
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. C.. November is.-sp,rlts
urprhtlne-Stead at t+r.. receipts 20
casks nosinsteady at $50; receipts (:
barrels. rar-Frm at $50: receipts bar
!e!s crude Turpentine-Stcady al s25oGu
Loo; receipts , barrels
savannah. Ga. November la-Turpcn.Inc-
flFin AT toe: sales ~ casks; r.ce,p,s e,s
rasks; receipts ..3iS casks: stock IS 90 casks
. No.'n rirnl sbies ..5s2 barrels; rcccIpis
.; ;:Nol barrels; shipments 1891 barrels: stool,
go - parTrls Quote: H. ssi2i:.
49, aes'1h' :. g., November l3.-Turpcn-
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MANkET CONDlTIONs-

1.iss-HeteIp's vcry light ana Inurket
'cTy active. Live Poultry Chickens ar,
dul!. largo. tat turkeys in good de-
mIi'd. small and thin stock no, wanted
Pressed Pou!Ir! Dressed turkeys. ducks
ny" demand. Chickens and hens only fair.
y active. tame Deer aHd wild urkcys in
HSht. receipt AND active Rabbits in heavy
!eceip; and active at quotations Hltter
MARKET continues Ia good active condition
und." prevailing igui receipts Hides
mp heaNs. Live S,ocN-Ncals CONTINUE
ftfS scarce, ana Tho demand Extremely
hr@y l.sh'hs, hoGs aud eattlc o. good
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric trains to and from,
Ashland. stopping Mt intermediate stations
Laurel. sts): .S:o5 '7:io s:iob. 9:l0. ..i6:io
Ii:1O y. M; 10, c:io $40. 4:l0b $40. SEQ
$40. s:iob. 1910. ii:ia +. II. Lv. Ashland
'S:55. Cd. S, Oh. 10. ''il y NJ, 'I2 NJ. eel, Q
5, 4, 6b. s. {, S. ab. II p. 81.
'Daily except Sunday. ''sunday only.
| bCarries baggage.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

thlcaso. Novcmter lS.-Cil:tlc- Ee.c;pts
$50 head. MARKET strong Beevcs. s4ss a
~: Texas steers. S4u5.ao: western steers.
si"7@ ~; stockors and feed,is s3n so:
COWS and heifcr-. So SIS: calves sST,S.s5
Hogs Receipts 2ooIo head. Market weak a,
"p"n'nE prices. Light. $3S1a6.5O; mixed.
S'9 so; hcnry. S5I Cos: -onSs i6M6.5:
good Ia choice heavy, se.e5n665: pigs. 81 Isl
H"fO: bulk OF sales. s525a6a5 Shcep-Rc
.t!pts a'.et" head. Market strong Native.
S-'"n "'Tl' western. s..Gjn2.sO: ycarlings
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, H., November iG.-surprlse at
ihe visible supply helped 10 give tho wheat
market to-day an upward slant Tho close
was N~hc. net advance. Latest trading
lcit corn with a gain of &c. to ix05,c:
oats UP 40 &c, and hog products varying
rom @|sc. decline 10 a like amount of add
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ONcn. HISh Inu
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS MNnkEr.

New York. November iS.-Thc cotton good :
markets are Irregular. but many small gales
are "clnS made steadily AZ concessions In
pE'ccs. There has been considerable bus!-
ness don. In quiet way on colorcd dorics =
Hcs toE delivery through February. Cooler
"ehtheF mas stimulated trading in heavy
InSh wear ana general DIV goods limo.
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New York, November i3.-stee-s sLsdTia;
pulls. s5pS.oo: cows. sifa $50: choice
heavy. $500. Caives-vcais. s5a 1900: n few
at sos: culls. NG5.;o barnyard calves,
S..'pA.ec; fed. N2oGt75: western, sia450;
southern. ti.25. sheep and Iambs-Shcep
wa S't0 cuiis. si-5oai.I5: lambs, ,lTba6.oo:
Few at $50: culis. $iMI.io lIoss-Quotcd ut
Se.2196.7o: pigs. $5.T5 Q;6.S5
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

900 Allis-Chaimers ......
100 Allis- Chalmers, ptd. -.
lIl0 Ainalgamated Copper -.
Am. Ayr. Chem. COM.
9,an Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
l,SO American Can ...
600 American Can, pfd.
Ioo Amer. Car and Foundry.
Am. Car and Found. pfd.
o,Wo American cotton OIL.
American LinseeJ OIL.
100 American Locomotive 49,.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
Amer. Malt Co. pfI.
i3'.n American smelling ....
l.lW American Suca. .......
l,iW Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
- American Tobacco, com. &.
f0 American Tobacco, MD. =.
Anaconda Copper ......
60 Atlantic Coast Line. 800.
y. G. 1. of Conn.........
LEO Baltimore and Ohio.......
ECO BROOKLYN Rapid Transit,
l.loo Central Leather. COM.
l..Sp Canadian paciiic.........
2.'D Chesa peakc and Ohio....
l,lp Chicago Great Western.
l.lD Chi. Mil. and 81. Parl....
90 CrucIblc steel Cor, COM.
80 Crucible steel. pfd........
llu Chi. and Northwcstern...
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
5000 Consolidated Gss ....
40 Delaware and Huds on....
ilc Den. & Rio Grande, com.
100 Den. & Rio Grande. I'D,
DiStillers' Sec Cor....
'2.on f.Tic ...................
l.e@ Erie. LIST pfd.
100 Fed. MIN. and Sm., pfd...
ih Gen. Electric ...........
s'lU Great Northern. pfd....
i."Io Great Northern ore Ctts.
lH Illinois Central .......
600 Interboro- Met. ..........
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us5Asc: No. : red. .2aasl.c M $500
seN Sl:. No. lard. olst.;c.: No. north
s s' Si'1 q los; No. northern, M.Ci5. i.o;: :
40: az" . northern $l.U:ul.u; No. = spring
spi'.s; SH"; velvet chan, :pu.i.o.: durur,
80: go st.p' torn-No. :. 1ln72c.; No . white
a 'i.c.; No. ncw, 6.ts G, 6sr1r: No 4 uhI,I
- fG"'-N'' No. white. new. 81: q Ssi.c; No
~ c''e"' 'sn '3'sc.; No. 3 yellow. new S. ~
W 80. T. 'c. No. ncw, j?A srGlc: M
white. 'pa I0i.c.; No. white, new IN
$50. 49, NO. yellow. 12c.. No. yellow. new.
~ u Vs.. 60, oa's--No >, Hiic.; No > white
~ ~ ';ac.; No >. i7c.; No. j white. "a. d,
S.se.; NO T. t6Nc.; No. 4 white, ~. I, ,si,c.
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90; February. 5GS a $50: March. 57lGf51s;
prime crude i5ous.57. do summer yellow
t,Soh $50 do. winter yellow. 64oIT.o1: prim.
summer white. 5.S0ft6.3o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-14
RICHMOND Ray MAnKET.

Load Homr ears iha; hay at doors rem
feScnts contents and thus avoid reflections.
ms market Grades hay In accordance
citation.
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Railroads..

ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave BYRD st. Sta. 80 p. II. for FrederlcL.bere
Leave tlba Sta $50 A. n, $50 p. II. for Ashland
Arrive BYRD st. Sta. $40 AN. from Fredcricksb'g
Arrive Elba Sta $50 AN. 80 z. from Ashland
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Baltimore. Md. November Ia.-wheat-
steaoS' spot, contract. ?i'sc. southern OF
ne", t'a.c Oats-rirm: No. > white. 5el. a.
80 Rye-ouict; No. > western, domestic,
$I.o:ui.oS. $3.50
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Norfolk to Boston. Mass. and

NorIuIK 10 BOSTON, Mn1s., and
Providence, r. l.
Steamers leave Eorfolk for Boston. su,
Tues. and Fri; for Providence, Mon. VEL
taken for ali lew England poinI TicLnts
on sale At oTce c. d Q. Ry., II. o. w. Rv
.. IL. bowman. .os East Main. and RishmonS
Transfer Co. 800 East Aein-
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DAILY. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Stree. Station
Ia5o night atop at Eibn. Time OF arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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Lutures elosea s:eldl

Spo: cotton closed dun middMns upland.
20; nidding gun 9T5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-14

ss.7oa4.5o; lambs. native. ss75a5@; west.
ern. sG.7o a .s5.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAKKEr.

Richmond. Va, November IT. lsii.
Following are the quoiations on III. Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SIIlPpfNC;-Nr-u
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Co Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond "a.
ACTIVE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. Of
MARKET,

Richmond Va, November 10. 1911.
TURKEYS
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T''V'7'' 'V3'.. .!VI u -,
Quotations FOR Interest pa;,n. bo,d.
81 a price to which Interest must be IddSs,
Income bonds aad certificates -. ,narbsfI
lcss arc nat -
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RICHMOND STOCK M.,nKEr.
BY Richard w. Msurv

IoN ItIVNHVd ". .NdIry.
Stock and Bond Broker loij Il. Main street
Richmond, Va. November 10. 1871
STATE SECa'RITTES Bid A.tc5
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RICHMOND GRAIN ,t,pxrr

Richmond. Va. November 49, 1871.
lots.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
CROKER'S Wife CANNOT
EXAMINE HIS BOOKS.
Court Denies Application for Ex-
animation of Records of Fire
Prevention Company.

Supreme Court Justice Blschor to-
day denied the application OF Mrs. Ella
]. Croker to examine tho books of the
Croker Fire Prevention Company. OF
which FORMER Fire Chief Croker Is
president.
Mrs. Croker Is now suing The former
chief for a separation. and while he
was in receipt Of $4,000 per year as
chief Mrs. Croker was allowed 5000 per
month alimony. When Croker VAS re-
tired on a 5000 pension. he made appli-
cation TO have the alimony reduced To
800 per month. which was granted by
Justice GeIgerich. with the p~rovisio
that II It should he proved that the
Fire Prevention Company was doing n
successful business an application to
increase the amount OF alimony might
be made.
In denying the application. Justice
Blschon said that II was not the proper
course OF procedure. Counsel might eX
anime tho former chief as to his IN
| come, no said.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
GIRL RESCUED FROM
MAN SHE MET ON TRAIN.
Elderly Stranger Took Away Card
on Which Was Written
Her Uncle's Address.

siSteen-year-oid Veronica F'utcheIi "
Minersville. Pa. found shelter At the
Children's Society rooms In Jersey city
to-day. after she hal been rescued from
an elderly man she had met on a Penn
sylvania train. This man rad taken
possession of the card which bore the
address " her uncfe. Tinco Restce, of
this city, TO whose home she was bound.
A ferry gatenan noticed the young
girl expostulatine with hcr elderly vol
unteer escort and hurried over to where
the, were talking. When he caught
sight or the catcmen. the gray haired
ludivilual iicl and managed 20 squeeze
through Tho gates to tho ferryboat that
wrq ius' going out. Tho boat was hni'
Wa" across the river by the time the
iaternan managed 20 get the young
girls story.
The girl spoke broken English and
Sl,ylgh ana was able TO tell the name
nf her uncle and the address Of her
home IN MinersviIle. n her uncle can
not be found she will he sent home.
The train In which she had ridden
from MinersvuIe reached Jersey City
at A. NJ. to-day.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
SUFFERING
FROM ECZEMA

Untold tortures from this distress
ing, disfguring malady ere avoided
by the prompt use of the one efficient,
healing remedy. Poslam. II is daily
effecting complete cures OF worst
cases of Eczema. Acne, BARRIERS Itch.
Psoriasis, &C., an. is praised by thou.
sands who know its benefits. A test
OF Poslam tells It's merit. Write for
free sample to the Emergency La.
boratories. 80 West Twenty-hfth
street, New York City. Druggists
everywhere sell Po,lan and Poslam
Soap-the best soap for your skin.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
TAMMANY WHACKS
OPPONENTS Of THE
NEW CHARTER BILL
Murphy's Man Hits WINS, DR..
Abbott and Andrew Carnegie
for Their Activities.

Mayor Gaynor SEM for Deputy Comp
troller Matthewson to-day and discussed
the proposed new charter provisions az
fccting tho finance department. AZ yes
terday's hearing before the Legislative
committee in city Hall Mr.. Matthewson
protested vigorously against tho sug-
ges,ed finance department conditions TO
rcmove the power of audit from the
Comptroller. Mayor Gaynor has stated
THAI he viii not counrcnance any pro-
vision to shear the Comptroller OF his
powers. The result of the talk between
tho Mayor and Deputy Matthewson was
not made known.
Assemblyman Foley. who in the alb
sence of Senator Cullen presided at
the hearing to-day. let down the bars
against cart tail vltuperation'' long
enough to permit one speaker who IA
vored the proposed charter to denounce
all It's opponents as either dishonest or
selfish. This speaker was Frank W.
Smith. who was ousted from tho POSI-
ton OF chief boolkecpcr in the finance
department by Comptroller ~rrendergast.
smith poses as the representative of
Charles i. Murphy Of Tammany Hall
n Is reputed to have had . hand In
framing the bill.
He declared hat william NJ. WINS,
who addressed the Chamber OF Com
merce meeting one day last week. had
changed front because his brother had
been given a Job under the Comp,
troller. lie denounced DR.. Lyman Alb
bott for his opposition to the charter
on the ground that Theodore Roosevelt
DIR. Abbott's associate IN the outlook
vas planning 10 make Comptroller
Prendergast Governor. Andrew Car
negie was included in the attack be
cause he had contributed to the Burea,
OF Municipal Research, which IL appos
Ing the charter
When Smith finished. Henry Bruerc .
the Bureau rose 10 answer the attack
He was cut short by Asstrae'ysae'
Foley.
Robert 3. Binxerd. secretary OF IN
City Club. presented a letter ursia
that. after n preliminary report, a gen
eral hearing be granted on the amend
ments proposed 10 tire bill IS II not
stands.