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Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
Antonio Rojas. has Started Small
 Private War.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

FL PASO. M"Y 2S.-Antonio Rojas the original rebel of the present rev olution, has begun little insurrec- ton of his own. threatening Ma dero, on the Mexican Northwestern, Rojas was one of the first to over throw the federal authorities at Juarez. and became conspicuous by footing large sums from Juarez banks.
 On a charge of insubordination he was imprisoned two months ago, in Chihuahua by Gen Orozco, but on the petition of his friends he was released.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

It is the belief of those who have been much about the legislature, that there is more log rolling and attempt at intimidation,-and these are the most despicable forms of bribery going on at the capital than old timers can recall having witnessed in all the years agone.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
EFoERALs HOLD ToRREoN.

FL PASO, May 28-Albert Aguiliar chief of poice at TOrreon, telegraphed the Mexican Consul Llorente here to- day stating that Torreon had not faI- len into the hands of the rebels anu never would, because the garrison was too strong.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

Not satisfied with having reached the South Pole the Danish explorer. Amundsen, is now planning to visit the North Pole. If he can secure the prestige of visiting both poles he will have very unique record
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
WILSON PARED BADI

NEWARK. May 28.-The demo- ratio returns from eighteen of 1799 districts, all in Essex county. for del -at-large give Wilson 2S7. unin- structed (anti- Wilson) 578 Leaders Ot the Wilson opposition in Essex claim to have elected their four del egates in the Ninth and Tenth dis tricts by majorties of two to one
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

The governor is urging his ''purchas- ing department scheme with the persistence and apparent confidence of one who expects ito get some where"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

The suspended sentence scheme is now revealed as a miscarriage of justice What is needed is more viz orous punishment of offenders against the law Justice to be just should be applied in a way to make an appreciation of the law clearer.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

One type of mind that doubtless serves it's purpose in the scheme of things actually seems to find nap piness in speculating on what man could buy with $15O,OOO,00O.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. S2%: SmeIt- ig. S53s Santa Fe. 1o6ls: St Paul. 1@0@s; New York Central. llSl4 Pennsylvania, 1231s; Reading. 173. Southern Pacific HIS: Union Paci- fic, 17o7s; Steel 69&4; Steel pfd. 1105s Silver bars. Gle.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

The news that Harry Lauder has broken down from overwork, will surprise the public. which had talk en it for granted that it came natu- raI to him to be funny
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

It is a good thing for the country that it took MT Rockefeller thirty years to save $1,OOO. If he had ob- tained an earlier start he would have owned the earth by this time.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
METALS S..

NEW YORK, May 2S-Standard copper was firm at $l6.20 to $16.62. Lake. 165s to 167s; eIecTolytic. 163s t. 16a4; casting. l6l4 to 1612. Lead was firm at $40 to $42O
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

Roosevelt state headquarters from the 1O2 of 1799 districts give Roosevelt 4501. Taft 2833. LaFollette 19I.
 Incomplete returns from the first four congressional districts to report. indicated that Roosevelt carried all four, (eght delegatesD
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

What makes the threat of holy war" serious is that the methods employed are always just the oppo- site of what the name implies.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
RUSSIAN AVIATOR FELL
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATCH1

CHICAGO, May 28.-Paul Studensky, Russian aviator sustained a broken rib and minor injuries today when his ae- roplane fell fifty feet. He was thrown clear of the machine which was badly dema ge0.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

CThe following report of the Boston copper market is furnished exclusive ly to The Republican by Logan and Bryan. brokers. Bradbury building. Los Angeles. California;
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

In these days of trust prosecutions fireproof letter files are the very last thing that a corporation would think of ordering.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

Kansas City is going to have q municipal probably to give the impression that milk is the favorite beverage there.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus ................... ......... 3 Indianapolis ....-.................... St Paul ..................... Kansas City ...................... Minneapolis .................. / Milwaukee ................. ..................
 Louisville-Toledo, rain.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
Goa st L que.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
N ationaI Leaque

National League Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago.
 St. Louis at PittSbUrg
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
COAST LEAGUE
HIS OWN REVOLUTION.

No game at Portland
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York R. H. E. New S,eaynt,,eta, norK '''''''''..'''.,, l3 Q
 Batteries: Quinn, Warhop, Street; Johnson, Ainsmith.
 At CleveIand- R. H. F. Cleveland ....................3 II Chicago .................... O
 Batteries: Krapp. Adams; lan@e, Sullivan.
 At Boston k Ii. l. Boston .....................7 8 Q Philadelphia ...........-........5 S
 Batteries: Hall, Nunnamakhef, Houck. Martin. Russell Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
s PORTS

At St. Louis R II. r.. St Louis ..................0 7 Detroit ................5 10 7
 Batteries Hamilton, Kritchell; WiHett, Stanage
 Second Came R H. F. St Louis 3 Detroit ...................6 F :
 Batteries: Lake, Stephens; Dubuc, Stanage
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
American leaque.

Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis.
 Washington at Boston
 Philadelphia at New York
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
JERSEY STATE
 IS ROOsEVELTs

Continued from Page D.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29
Goa st Lc a que

San Francisco at Los Angeles Vernon at san Francisco tOakland)
 Sacramento at Portland
Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

Louisville Toledo. rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
QUITS TEACHING
FOR A HUSBAND
Miss Annie Blunt, Normal Stu.
dent, Goes to North Carolina
and Is Married.

H
MaFtinsNille Va. July eS.-Tlred of
the prospect OF being "a school teachor.
Miss Annie Blunt Of r-nio, tf,t
r.r,.,.,,.
'''' ''N''''' VINO mas "een stu
oeh' al the summer normal Cor the past
four weeks. LOFT last evening for WIN
ston y g. ,ybota sbo ,,.
~ Aneo, -
fied. 1t was learned taat license
was applied for here but owing 10
some hes!tanc, on ,ha mar, os.i.,.
tb. oo,~i-
''oN einse across INTO
No''h 'aFo+n-. where the d!ihcalt,.
was easily sufmounted
What barsl. escana1 s-.,..
.id.,,
last evening" "nen
4tt iiAision who. in company with
several friends Gas ruuninc His l.rr.
automobls vsa, so,,a,a,u
,,-. went
machine lof, NE road II WIS ro,,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
PRICES co
TO HIGHEST LEVEL
Markets Are Strong Throughout eek and Prices
Show Moderate but -t.ady Advances
MaXlmum Increase Over 0rtv Pc ts

New York. luly 2S.-Thc cotton mar
kcts have been strong throughout the
past week with prices showing moder-
ate. opt steady advances almost daily
to ncw hisn Levels for the year This
las been due LARGELY TO the broaden
ing of tae speculative demand on ex-
lNctauons of builisN government
crop report on the average condition
OF tne plants. to hc published next Fri
DAY Ihe heavy rains at frequent H.
tee Na!s over the Eastern half OF the
belt for the last three weeks did not
Inside nntil last SATURDAY, and tho
ri.Ar and favorable weather which mas
vailed throusAout tnat section since
tnen while OF great benefit in Inn
proving tine situation and outlooi of
the crop. has nevertheless come too
late 20 nsJre in the governments crop
report. which w'n bc compiled from
Data collected 10 Tho average date of
July - ON tho other hand the con-
ton OF the crop throughout poMas
ana Oklahoma and Arkansas. prcduc-
ins nearly 30 per cent OF the total.
is much higher than the average CON
dition for the ether States. but gen
orally "a ms are now needed an over
Texas and Oklahoma TO maintain the
sood prospect there
rhc Rise In Prices.
on tAe week tralin=. priecs made
Is nANimum advance of over i0 points
from last saturdays previous high
Itcota Tor the year. To tae close Of
business Yesterday This brought an
the new crop options IN this market
for del'veri Tor October. November
December January and March. to he
'weeh 1915 and 1883. with prices
closing last night near the top. and
the trade expecting still higher prices
TO- day Private reports of the past
week have been educating the trade
10 expect an average cond ton of as
low a. rs per cent from the govern
menis crop report OF next Friday. This
would compare with sol per cent last
month Ssl last Year. 75.5 in 1911. and
/, Ia 1910. and an average Of under
80 TOR the past ten years to July Is
Conservative interests having reliable
adN ces from crop experts do not be-
eve the condition can be as low as
th S But for the present the tendency
IS TO continue to take a Dessiin.stic
View OF the situation and anticipate
sun hiEhar prices before the GOV
'fnm"nts ,rop report IS announced.
The current ranse OF about i4 cents
Tor ihe general option list has dis
counted tho present trade ideas Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
PECTION HELD
MOUNT GRETNA
Camp Visited by Hundreds o
People Who Come to Wit
ness Manoeuvres.

tlilf'7- ll4 20. o. b
Headquarters Virginia Volunteers.
MI Gielna. Pa July Tine scc5nd
battalion VI ~est Virginia militia TO
'o called from this camp to the strike
district at Paint creek left here to-.
night by Special train Major rhos
j. DAVIS has charge OF the battalion
"ad expects to teach Pain, creek early
l'-morfow morning ID is reported
mat the detachment leaving here FRI
d"y was hred upon before leaving Nh
'iin the strikers killing captain and
two men
Many visitors were IN oamp TO-DAY.
Inspection was held IN the morning.
church az iii5 and dress parade I'm the
evening
Tne camp Inspection this morning
'o'E ap several hours and long before
u was over hundreds Of visitors hock-
ed 'o 'he grounds and remained TO see
me hssi dress parade Of the year at
tnis place. Tn- parade was that Of
lhe First Regiment and was highly
comp meHted hy the inspectors Major
Fri'e battalion headed the list n
nance Nerine as usual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29

Dc hold on FRIDAY. August >. ut which
time ali reports Will 30 made out ana
made to tally IL every detail.
The teachers' examinations WEI be
held at Buckingham Courthouse en-
Wednesday,. Thursday and Fr.day OF
next ween. II is thought that only
Few applicants wl! be present 1T
me eNain!natlor. as most of the teach-
ers OF tne county are at the summon
7S"oo4f iln.u4y az FarinviNe and
phfiottesfillc The colored teachers
t4o attending the chrstaushuir and
tls" Petersburg normals
Cnae~ Tile new law tcscAers are re-
lAirsa 30 send their cert!Nc4tes 10 tne
=" 'isier snperintendcnt vino issues
thereon statement 60 the clerks Of
tne srate % certificate ;h. applicant
nolus. thus relieving tlt clerks 90 .o-
-rou+ihility as 20 the certificates SO
i.tr nineteen teachers az rae cbuutv
"Hfo sent up tnc.r tertincAteF b. tho
superintendent ana had slips Issued
OWNS 10 Zine rains DURING tlo nas,
week or Ten Gays the CROPS tnroueA-
'Fi buck nenam county Hr- looking
batter tnar tines have ;hls Skinner.
corn mas improved greatly IA tobacco
promises more than au avcrsge crop.
Tho ha. erov up 90 this tlme has been
't-' '''- q A.l +HNf Tue average I. neat
tNlH'l oar nor quite SO wcll as usual.
'At better ;nan was cNpected siN weeks
ago i-st before cutiins time
The fruit crop throughout the
county is more satisfactory tnrn for
some Years with nbout go TO go per
cent appie crop ~ above tAe Average
49, quality Watermeions are becoming
Plentiful. and owing 10 the abundance
10 -un nlne AID Aot Weather FOR tine
past month arc Very sweet and
luscious can'aloupes are equally f.nc.
Gardens have revived since tne ralr.
ana all Inconsistencies throughout this
section are Rejoicing over the nbund-
ance of roasting ears. cymhiinss cue
cumbers tomatoes, hutterbcans. roo
tatocs and ail other varieties 81 vesc-
tables. which are more plentiful than
tor three years
Tho roads throughout the county ape
better Than for some filnc. though not
much work hns been done ON thein
'rho clny OF tho county makes the best;
summer md the worst winter roads
n the world
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CHANGES IN WHEAT
ARE VERY ERRATIC
Prices Decline, Then Recover While crop Re
potts throughout Week Are Oonflictng
Corn Advances and horts Are
Nervous.

NsM iorR' 'uiF Domestic wh'a
markets Were unsettled carly iu ,h,
week. traders heiiie ,..tie r,rvo,,. b.,
,bo ,.,
1ts.r. '"iN'ii'es
l,..rt.t vance 'l
H. sau ~ ,b u'.= '-el
AT az o,,ss. t,.
tsn6.,., sf5s...
i.n,rov.4 -....
,,.4t r. p" ,n' '''
t,mpcrat.r. pad e..s.1 ,'N ~
fsi fssls,s ,rl "op
dara.-. &c. '1"- vl
ybI,
,,.. fo,.s H''a 'l lus'
,,.,eat... the
tfabt ,oo ''' 'e'
fns' In short thc
,.'n ea'.y ripe .noogh 70 cut.
,,ts-s a~d '-ai.F every
sen begun ia so1.b 5a,. ' -ns
SOUTHERN Nff,ree,.s A""
fo~s -rs, 'he'e-
MI. -ist,,.F oHeol II
d.. ,-.o-,-,,--. '"1 s-''0 N'-!
,..firpr,. .--.,.t..f
n., ,T. tti
AND .t. p.t., .,.,, ' ... N'0' sofa
N"!-
r.n-4. y., t.ss SONG
ca~i.,r r.r ..-.n
alma r.ai-.s .''' -"
Yo.nts wll soor te,. I lI Inr, y
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what the governments crop report
! may he, but ther, is SO much spec4la-
i've sentiment in this market. as well
, as al New Orleans anu Liverpool the
Probaoii' ties are the large bull ac-
counts in all three OF the markets viii
be carried over tae publication OF That
report IN anticipation OF getting out at
s'lll higher prices after it is an
nounced
The SURPLUS Itemnining.
OF the last seasons crop OF lG.25o.-
oro running bales on the estimates OF
the Census Bureaa, uearly 15.t70.OoO
bales have been marketed 10 date ~
southern growers from september
This compares with ii.73c. 900
bales marketed from September 20 date
last year. asainst lo.2So.00O the COR
respond ms per'od tho previous year
or this total. III, exports SO TAR ape
PROS mate i0.tO0.oN bales. and Amer
ican spinners' takiurs North and south
nave been neurlt i00o.onO bales EN-
ports have dropped or considerably
since cotton begaA Is advance OH the
present bull movement. after the last
government report OF July 3. Since
mat time. prices have advanced 81 a
bale. and the whc.- option list in all
t"e contract markets is now at higher
levels than it WAS at tlls time last
year When Siuiar crop scare was
developing on hot lry weather in the
southwestern part of ID. belt Then it
was Thought the -op would turn out
only 100000 10 i.1oO.ou0 bales. but
the actual Yield ou the mai report Of
the Census Burcau was over 1920. GOO
running bales. includine lintors
\ Lnrse Crop Stiii Likely.
ENen II next fridays government
crop report should make TN. nv.raer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29


i.,,-, Ts "'",,'- Whe'.' 'eceip" an"
~" ''~eI"' ol "NN' 'vi.a4 20
O' ''i''' '''l" '"v No!'"-
WY "'n "'' was eN0eilen'
49, '.'s u"n'' WAY ia soutn,r"
W. 5000 ''"'7 l'~ .
'''' 's,el ,u
..,k.t. INK,
rb,s f,.,.,. t,o..,., ,- ,,...,-
n> co,.nf,f,.l,r,.s o, i,
on. ming e,bi. a1,.ir,.s ,vsr. ,,c,,,,,..
Aptr. and 81 ,oae .e,o,,.F ,h.,
uort,t. ha6 h,ruat 49,. ,,or. ,,.,,,.
wheat both saft ard hg.1 ,r.,o NJ
vionslN tnerin.5 n, curved mn, ,b.t
fairly l8rr. quantities II b.,5 y.i,t,r
had .o.n non..b, in nr~i,.o r,r. n
Aueust bosid.s o,r. ,., ,,..
chases for SHIPMENT v,s Inif ports
H. addition ,v.x ssArtad ,b,t
good deli more. red ,vfnt.~ n,l icon
bo.rh, ~ ar,iv. a. p6l,4.innfa o-a
Buli.fnor, tl,n baa hoen n,s5. n,b,,c
IN ,,ns ctefm,5 t,,t v-t.bt, . -,
cNportcrs had BOOKED ciose to looo 90
bushels Asa result. short sa,lors ,.a,.o
disaerotnnfv srrnris.s e,,be.o,,r,,l,.
tN.y wero also shade nervous liz raj
ports ,hal lust Had aoen round I'm
C.tuaaa ITS wsi as lu Nor,h dakota
Trt uubiased traders w~s sl.nti,,l
For on, Trims . h.r b.n r,e..s.,.
.ahI, cool ir ran.afan v,-.rves,..,r
nrovirces whr "a. ratr 4. bsii.v.d
to d. rins eronrn ,n No.t, N,<o,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NoaFoLk
Schedule in Effect June II. 1912
Leave Byrd street station hichmona, FOR
NORFOLK: bS:l0 a. n, 300 =. d.. % ~
=. NJ, '4;i0 Z. NJ. b7:s5 p. n
FOR LNNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: .6;lj
y. NJ. 1000 q. NJ. 200 r. N. .9;2o r. H.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: al1:4O a.
NJ. bill ~ A. M. '6:35 u. ii. hio:2s p N.
80 p. NJ. From the West: '6i5 A. NJ.
a2.io Z. NJ. bl:40 =. NJ. 900 p. 81. $500 T.
NJ
.DaiY. nDany Sunday. bsunday only.
W. b. BEvILL. g. II. BOsLEY.
q. T. a.. Roanoke. n p a.. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-29
ASSEMBL BEGINS
ITS THIRD PERIOD
Many Church Conferences Are
Being Held at Montreal
Meeting.
Especial to Tho Tines- Dlspatch.

/ lSptcldl TO Inc llliltS- us ldtCN.
Montreal. y c.. July 2S-The third
/ period OF the summer assembly Of tn.
Southern Presbyterian Church viii be-
gin here on tuesday During this pc
iiod the conference OF the loul cNocu-
tive committees of the Genoia al Assem-
bly, viii hold their meetings. as VIII
the Laymon's Missionary S.oyomeut
and thu Womens Missionary Union.
Tho nrst of the conferences to be held
during this period Win De that ia the
interest of the executive committee
on publications. Sabbath school extern
sion anl youns peoples work. ANA the
special leaders OF this conference Will
be r.. e. Masin and Rev. \. l. phil
lips ID. H.. OF Richmond. both OF whom
sustain the relation of secretary to
departments OF this committee. This
conference Will be held the coming
week. beginning on Tuesday evening
and closing on Friday evening Taking
part on the program viii be number
of prominent men. Who have won tnc
reputation of specialists as workers 81
the interest OF tine sunday scaooi and
other organizations for yoans people
in the caurch.
II happaus that most of the prom
inent speakers who WIN bc heard tails
week ira CONNECTION with this contei-
ence are Nirsiuians The first OF these
speakers VIII bc Rev 4 ID Watkins.
who is q member OF d Virginia family
that has given TO the Southern Pres
bSter!an Church a number OF ubie
preachers and officers lie is "a graz
uate OF Union Theological Seminary.
Richmond His nrst passionate was at
Bristol. whege he accomplished sue
cessful home mission work lie is re
sarded as one OF tho ablest of the
younger ministers In his church. He Is
now preaching IN Spartanburg s c,
Mr.. Watkins viii conduct the song and
prayer service every day during the
conference III the interest OF tho Sun-
dag school and young peoples work.
several addresses VIII be delivered
during this conference by W : Me
Canahan OF Roanoke Io is an elder
IN the First Pre- hyterian Church oil
taat citv. aud onf of tic most active
III TIA" la.meu as tn. church. He ls
known throughout Nlrsluia ou ac
count of ihe gIoai work hc has dom
as The 'eachef of large Bible GLASS
IN Roanoke
The SERMON % BE- delivered during
this conference viii he that hy Re-.
t.e ll's,
's'l+i D4u'en. Nof'oiK ana
'nls ~-. ga, assi t."s iAat ns has
'e" ",aFe % Hl'"'reai ile waS io'm-
in" i'nt'n t'i'liAeA
'nHecn ard his ministry in both
en.renes has been sHeeessfui 90 d
'"1t Ae1 rrE4ee
"o o'"eT j.. eminent iasmen "no
'iNf p-l' ~ tu.s conference A'r
,'i''e- j.. mason on memphis ana f.o-
i,4''e!son NaH'4hN' W 1oitm-
n"' hoiA az" recognized leaders
~ H'nraf fNoo! eng oiHer work ot
.ie o+Dic" ~ 'ne!r nome towns enf
'-. p''t ram comm t'ee az Montreal
So'' lou'ioHs toward
'"7 success oi 'n.s conference as the
result OF tneir ADDRESSES on different
''-v'''e' s'''.ee's
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Chesapeake Z Ohio Railwa,

7.a0A.-Locai -Daily-Newport News
s.l5 -Loea!-Daiiy- vile. I:x sun
ThuEInoEd.
ts.co Daiiy--Norfoik. Old Point,
tlo 90 DaIiy-Lchbg Lex C. Forxs
.i2.v0 Noon-EXpress Daily Norfolk old 1T
'-.l5 -ENpresA--Daily. Gin. L'yilIe
Il .OO PIX press-Da!ly -&orfolk y Eewa
$500 f.-Loca!-paiiy--N. News. Old Point
5.I5 P.-Loca.--E%. n.-GordonEville.
- 10 p.-Local-Ea. Sun.-Lchbg Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
1910 P-Limited-Daily-ci Chicago.
.II:c0 P.-Exprcss- Daiy-Cincirnau L'vIiie.
-Sleepcrs. fParlor Cars.
TRAINS AKKINB RICHMOND-I.ocal from
East. $40 a. III. 40 =. VI. Through from
East: $50 =. NJ. 9.oo F. RI. $50 y. n Local
from West $40 a. NJ. 1885 ~ NJ. and
7:20 p. 81 Through: $50 a. NJ. HIS A.
~ and $50 =. n.
James River Line: .'s:s5 a NJ. $50 r. NJ
.spalIy c>.-apt gundas
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SteaniboatG


Lv Richmond .ooi OF Asa 81 G4..,., .ov =. Al.
Leave newport ~ews.................s.vJ d H.
a5I'fr '-'i.A 20 a.
Connects vita I.4-in line steamers leaving
NoTiv'h iof Now 4o.A daily, except Sunday
100 i. NJ eonneet-ois also made ~ y g
w ny. i. -. anu &. ~. ky. at - 81
SigAt line steamers step at Clara4Aont 10
iaHd o. receive pAAsc"Bess s!snn. anu
alil be met ~ pubic conveyance.
XIRGINIA NAIiChTION 90. leileet,vo
March Lj.-Janes H!Ve. BY daylight TO-
Norfolk and old Point, Newport news ANA
ell James River landings steamer Iaavrr
AonGay. Wednesday ana FRIDAY at ESQ A
al. Weight received FOR al. janice Hlv.s
landings. Phone Madison i.6
a,iu Ticket cGice. .! =. Man >troot
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,rrcstcd for stealing spoons.

h'ssie Thornton. colored. was arrest
S'Si'rsat Detectives Atkinson.
rna Nelam on the charge Of
Hs several silver spoons from II.
,ie' manson tailor. of los West
wa sNa % Street by whom she was
i4'N'H Domestic The stolen
n'oP''iN Was ovcred by the dctec-
nom 1000 Bacon street, where
~. U.N -n.I 7 WITH an aunt.
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Raflroaps
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

Care !eaye Manenes'er. seventh ans PER-,
Streets Cor Petersburg.
o. Z. ; -. 10 =. ~ =. ~ :. 2 =. & Z
- 81. . e. S. -. u +. ID.
1850 7. 81. to- Chester. :. % midnight .or
!etersburg.
Cars leave Pe,erssurs. foe' o; syeasnor.
street.. ior Manchester:
1-:lo 655. ''l-.5. '..s5. SIS a.ss 'i0.ss Il Il
a M 1885. ~, rs. ass. As. 80. s.s4
'7.ss $50 s.Ss 1910. ui0 p. n
TDaiy except sundays and ho!!tayE
Carries baggage and cXpresH
"Llaltcd. except Sundays and holidays
All from Petersburg connect VITA
cars Tor Richmond
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sEAnOAKn AZ -

souihbouud trains scheduled 10 leave Rlen-
mono daily s@ >. M.-Looh TO Nor.inA.
10 p. M--SieepeFs ana coAches. atlanta.
birmingham. Savannah. JacAsonyiile. 20
i. M.--sleaptrs and coaches, Jacksonville.
!! ~. y. M.-slecpers ard .ogches. At.-At-.
Birmingham. memphis. No.thbound trains
tcheculec to arrive ia Hlchmond eal5
1850 y. N. $3.50 a. 81 5.o5 H. ~ $40 H. N
Local
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sDaily. Weekdays. sSundays orly.
All trainS TO or from BYRD Street Station
stop at Eba. Time OF aFriveis and departure:
not guaranteed. Read The siRns.
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Nallr0ans
S0UTAERN RAILWAY

--.i--il --.t.lt4-. -t 44E SDC4a
1raius Leave -anone
a. E-ro .oMtaa s-----.e 4..- r-l.ll =
et AS ini1.i-Ation aad Aot guaranteed:
For the soutA-Dal.y. Gao 81. 81 Local
10 .A ii EAq!tss. co - ST. Exprs.s.
wisn c.ectr!- ilE.ttl sleeping Car 40. ~.
sa;a aal E.-s..4l sllU. g O. y 49, LA.t.4t.
W,si. Days $3.50 j.. - Locai.
YORK RIVER LINE
40 T. II -Dal.y. -Cuun4et!nr for .4 d.
more Non Wed. and FRIDAY. zoe \ A-E--
Gun 4na -s H. A-40a.. W-l. an- TU-
cay-LOcel
Trains srr.ve RIcamoad
From ine south o.51 4 81 $50 a. a.
zoo l. Il So y daily. 1855 EX san
From West Point. $3.50 4. ~ daily. J.. ~ H.
ii. Nor. Wed. a-4 gri., i25 r. VI La Sun.
= l.. BURGESS h. T.. A..
s)l L Main So .nan- Madison ~.