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Crystal Table Sets
At Special Christm Is Prices

An encrusted gold band Service
$22 doz. Goblets at SIS doz.
S22 doz. Champagnes at $16 dos.
$l6.50 doz. Clarets at $12 doz.
sl6.50 doz. Cocktails at $l2 doz.
$li.50 doz. Cordials, at $40 doz.
SIS doz. Water Glasses, at $1l doz.
$ll.50 doz. Whiskey Glasses. $8.76.
A Baccarat Crystal Service. bell
shaped, Renaissance cut
81 doz. Goblets at SIS doz.
Sc doz. Clarets at $1.26 doz.
$3.50 doz. Wines at SS.96 doz.
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Its spreading space contains over
a hundred open-stock patterns in
Table Glassware, in every size and
shape, and for every occasion, from
the plain water tumblers for the
kitchen at 50c a dozen, to the
superb banquet service Of rock
crystal, hand-engaved by Fritsche,
at 81 ,060.
And besides the Table Glassware
you will find a vast number of
decorative articles that will make
gifts of much charm-such as Table
Decorations, Wine Sets, Irinket,
Sets, Marie Antoinette Baskets,
DIR. Johnson Punch bowls, Lem
onade Sets and many others.
Some special indications with a
i,nl;dav trend.
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Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver
vas~. silver-etched. glass lined,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Silver Deposit Vases. S2.26 to STATS
Silver Deposit Water Pitchers
$3.50, usually $3.50.
Other styles, $3.50 to S18.76.
Decanters, So to $3.50.
Special Perfume Bottles, SOC, usu-
ally Toe.
Many shapes end designs, u to
$3.50.
Sugar and Cream Sets. 1925,
usually SIZE. ~zszA~
Qllustrated). )T.lN1 wv
Z M UMZ
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Solid Gold Jewelry
For Men

For Men
Cigar Cutters (illustrated ,
two patterns, in Roman gold, at
$3.50, usually SO. Other styles,
$3.50 to $4.25; with full-cut
diamond, $6.25.
Pocket Knives, for end OF vest
chain, solid gold handles and ring and
four fine steel blades, 50, usually $3.50.
A very special design, set with full
cut diamond, IS and S5.26.
Tie Clasps, large size for mono
gram. 81, usually $l.75; plain Roman
gold finish. set with diamond, $2.76.
Solid Gold Cuff Links, in plain
Roman and fancy patterns, at S1.b0
pair, usually SO.
unique s'e design. s'i tiliust r ,7.so.
lst,allv $40 40
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Silver-plated Ware
Toast Racks, special at SOC,
usually Toe. Other styles, at
81 to $3.50.
Bon-bon Dishes pierced in many
styles. Copied from real silver, 800
to 81.
Silver plated Sandwich Trays,
pierced In new designs, o1.a0, usually
50. ILLUSTRATED
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Table Crystal and Cut Glass
In a. Scintillating Christmas Display

IN
eGnlNlC Crystal Store is Il
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It Is one Of the great hold ay
sights Of tho City. They will
90 wild with delight over the
Polar Bears Store, the Village
Fire Brigade in action, the
rol;S---,ing Amin ais and other
mech snical toys -: .ction.
In the Auditorium, Eighth
Floor.
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Mems Gold-Filled
Jewelry

Mems Gold-Filled
Jewelry
Coat Chains. 60c to 81
Ribbon Fobs, 81 to $3.50
Metal Fobs, 50 to s.
Key Chains, $3.50 to $3.76
Cuff Links, 60c to %
Tie Clasps, soc to SIPS
Pearl Vest Sets, s. to $3.50
Scarf Pins, 26c to 50
inexpensive Jewelry
Cut Crystal Lorgnette Chains, with
1876 crystals, real gun-mctal, chain Ill
lustrated), at $3.50, usually IS.
Other styles 75c to SO.
Real Gun-metal Ring Mesh Purse,
60c, usually 81.
Other styles 81 to $3.50.
Real gun-metal Memo Tablets, 60c,
usually 81.
Imported Slipper Buckles, oxidized
and platinum finish, rhinestones and
colored settings, soc pair. usually 81.
German Silver Mesh Bags, ring
mesh, fancy pendant ornaments, 81,
usually SO.
Long Jeweled Chains, gold-plated
and platinum gray, sapphire, ruby,
amethyst. crystal and emerald, 60c,
Usually 81.
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e in New York,

$3.50 doz. Cocktails at $3.50 dos.
IS doz. Cordials at $3.76 dog.
A Bohemian Engraved Service, with
dainty border
$2.75 doz. Goblets at % dog.
$2.25 dog. Clarets ut $1.76 doc.
90 7h doz. Champagnes at - dog.
$2.l0 doz. Wines 81 $3.50 dog.
$40 doz. Cocktails at Sl.66 dog.
$l.95 doc. Cordials at t1.46 doc.
An English Rock Crystal Service
SIS doz. Goblets at S25 doz.
$65 doz. Clarets at $40 doz.
$65 doz. Cocktails at $40 dog.
$40 doZ. Champagnes at e26 doc.
S55 Cordials ut $40 doz.
II Engraved Tumblers in white
boxes, S1.26.
IL Gold-engraved Tumblers. pack
ed in boxes, $3.76.
l2Baccarat Tumblers in boxes, SITS
IL Thin Tumblers, with any Old
English initial, packed in white glazed
boxes. coo. Fifth Floor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-11

l. Haight filed a contest for the
states attorneyship? Does he,
scorn fashion?
Mary Garden has shocked Bos-
ton; but then Boston is so dog
gone easily shocked-by any,
thing except its own wickedness.
Taft may be a Yale professor
when he quits the White House,
From professor. to president is
one thing; but from president to
professor is another
Earnes MacVeagh is Bull Moos-
ing against Art Meeker's ruling
against the Tango. What does
MacVeagh know about it; he
wasn't brought up in the stock
yards?
]. Og Armour, Andy Carnegie
and few others are thinking of
moving. to California, What has
California done to deserve this?
Federal Judge Lands has dis
covered origin of recall of judges
idea in 1875 letter. Evidently
there were punk judges nearly
century ago.
illinois Cows Just Like Mint"
Head in Tribune They ought
to be from the price we pay for
butter and milk.
Ralph Chesley OFT, the artist,
says his wife left him home to
mind the babies while she went
horseback riding.
Ralph is the reincarnated Egyp-
tian prince whose also reincarnat-
ed wife started divorce proceed
ings by beaniHg him with ascoffee
percolater.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-11
Toet! Go South or North.
loot, foot! Go East or West.
foot, foot, foot! Oh, go to blazesl
On God Terms.

On N1OOu 4GIIllS.
A little girl, being lost, was.
taken to the police station, and
the officers in charge tried unsuc-
oessfully to find out her name.
what name does your mother
call your father" said one.
why" responded the child inno-
Gently, she don't call him any
names !; she likes hirnH'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-11

Good cooks are more neees-
sary than governors, says Hon.
Tom Marshall. Nice vice presi-
dent, fellow who doesn't know
that cooks are governorsl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-11

Pierp. Morgan is giving 500
Christmas cards. He also is Civ
ing a whole lot of people a pain.
Query: Is being in the Bal
kans more dangerous than trying
to cross a loop street with these
new "toot-toot" regulations?
Every once in so often some
mutt in the army has to horn into
the limeight by writing poems at
the me Und Colt" gentleman
who rules Germany.
To the missus: We have all
the neckties we want or are ever
likely to need.
Jack Cudahy says he made a
slight mistake in cutting up Jere
Lillis. 1t is to be hoped he apollo
gized properly. But he couldn't
uncut his victim.
The poor people of Chicago
ought to, cheer up; the truck gar
deners of Stockton, Cal, are go
ing to send them a few carloads of
onions.
Toet! Go South or North.
loot, tootl Go East or West.
foot, foot, foot! Oh, go to blazesl
-o-o---
On Good Terms.
!. A little girl, being lost, was.
taken to the police station, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
News Of Petersburg

nuFch in Petersburg. and 70 sorie
time as professor in the Payne
pevinit.y school here
Alleged Criminnlly Insane.
Two negroes are held in the Jail Of
ms city awaiting investigation a. TO
their sanity by commission They
belong 10 the class of the criminal in
sane. Ben Brown, one Of them is the
man who became suddenly cr.zci At
midnight last week, ana arming him
SELF with an axe ran about in the
neg hborhood of Farmer and Dunlop
Streets, banging at doors. doing SOM.
damage. and finally assault.ng Henry
4aylor. colorei. in the lAtter's house.
crushin his skull and probably inflict-
ins fatal injuries.
The other. w. t. Jackson. is held
under four charges OF uisden1eanoi.'
and of conduct of such character as
70 lead to the belief that he is mental
$ unbalanced.
Probation Class Growing.
chief Ragland's probation class is
growing Two members were d.ied
10 IL this morning. and the family now
NUMBERS about fifteen. only two have
dropped out OF the ranks under SEN
tence TO the road force The CHER is
very tender with the erring brothers.
,enc9uraging them to reform their
iS oits ana lead better lives. and most,
vt ihcm are needing his warnings
Going TO Conferences.
gates 10 tho Petersburg District Meth
''''N I'm - t4.N' winch meet tO-nOr-
row for three days session at south
mn Mecklenburs county. left for that
place to-day Others Will follow TO-
morrow The conference Will have a
Srcat many matters OF inpor,snc. -
the church In the district for consider
atioN- Good reports from all OF the
churches arc expected
Personal md Otherwise.
man W + Poole. is i'll at the residence
OF IL oerty street. Of her daughter. Mrs
Knock, who IS also quite sick.
tiH!erS Lucia. Cowan and krebs
GiuD, and Blackstone. outhelder. of
,fteensVlNe ;. c.. Of the Carolina
,.ea CUE ana Jerry Hurley. catcher Of
~ lork' have heen signed up In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
nLANro> LODGED IN JAIL
Man Wanted ON serious Charge Ar
rested in Luncnburg County.

Especial 10 Inc times Dlspatcn.I
Bowling Green VA. July 10
Sheriff T B. GIL arrived here tni-
morning. having IN custody Morris
Blanton. whom he arrested In Linen
burg county. Several months ago
young Blanton attempted an attack on
a young woman In the lower end or
the county. near Edgar. ana after
wards MS clothes hat ANA watch We're
found on q log in the Mat,aponi River.
near Reedy NH. ana his horse ana
buggy were tornd the next morning
near his home the horse having wan
dored back from where Blanton left
tie turnout 1T was supposed that he
had committed suicide. and Tor
number OF days the river was dragged
in search OF his body several mes
saees have been received here lately
saying he had been seen. but 1t was
not until Sunday that he was taken
in custody and this morning lodged
in iail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NiTkp STATES FOR THE EAST
To the creations Of 3 LEE s1MMoNs.
Of lrvn2ion. I'm the county of Lam
caster. and district aforesaid-Bank-
N5,icc Is hereby given that on the
10Th day Of Iuly. \. d. 1912. the said
y. LEE SIMMONS was duly adiu-
cated 1ankrupt. and that the first
IrylngtOu. Va. on the PATH DAY
or JULY. A. d 1912, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. a; which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint II trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess AS may properly come before
said meeting
G =. CALDWELL.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Times Dispatch Bureau.
. Bollingbrook Street.
Nhone 14Ss

Nio-,. Fetersburg. Va July -
Of IKE , o. the Camps OF Woodmen
,.i, ny W oFla IN this city and vici,iit
VII SO In !arsc numbers to Richn,o,.sa
~ morrow to Participate In IN. -.
tdHtY and celebration Of the ori,,
Ca,,MMsD men de cations from all tho
JON The Camps in Tia, soutnside 49,
Nv ~ave nii made preparations To 20
20 the valley. aHd their members Win
largely sNell the attendance.
salvation Army Robbed.
The salvation Army Hall a, Tho b.,s
81 ifish street was broken into some
vne !asi night and robbed OF two
G .T.iii.t bass and kettle drumm
ness Viii be unhandy articles to
hahuie and they VIII most proba bl y
De recovered. Bows are suspected OF
having committed the robbery and tns
matter has been reported TO the POI
Looking For Pastor.
The pulpit III the G.!neld Baptist
church the Oldest and one OF the
largest of the colored churches IN the
city. has been without q pastor since
the resignation OF the Rev. q. b.
howard some months ago. TO accept
a AL 10 Pittsourg. Pa The conEre-
sattn is looking out Tor "a pastor, and
has Invited several ministers from a
distance 10 preach i'm the church WITH
tn, view OF extending "a call If salts
factory. The Rev II @. Juikius, OF
Montgomery. Ala, preached IN the
church yesterday and others are to
follow him. The Rev. Judk.ns gave
much satisfaction. but no action mas
been taken by the congregation yet
Reported Acceptance OF Cali.
y telc gram from Richmond reports
that the Rev. j. Francis Rlbblo OF this
city. who has been Milling temporarily.
the pulpit OF 81. Andrews Church IN
Richmond. has announced his accept
ancc OF the call 10 the permanent
charge Of that church Mr.. Kibblc wa :
for some years. rector ~ 81 John :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JUNE 1914. 1872
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
$50 +. ". 100 \. NJ
Tor norfolk: $50 a N. go A 81. 80,
A. a. ..i5 y. NJ '.7ss T. N
For y ". ~ We.t. ais 81 ION
a NJ. go r. NJ. si.V i. 81
Fer re,s 'Sa.s 10 81. sn = NJ
II. : o. = 81. 40 Z. II. SOS p H. "a
+ NJ 80 % y. ~ $40 p. N. ii.G p u
For Gc.tsooEo and Fayetteville: .i..opM
-Ga!na arrive Richmond daily 5.ca 81
..i0 =. NJ. s.s5 a N. '.s7 \. ~ ..io.,s A.
~. - 40 \. N. ".i:i5 \ Ii. .2.io p ~
- 90 y ii. GO 2 II. as p. ~ 500 T.
II, 800 p. ". 40 q =. N. II 80 p. IL
Except sunday. "Suhday only.
Time o, arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL D T. A. alS Main 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
BOND LIST.

Ans-cAairncr, Is Cela) Observation-Disclosures
American Tohacco CO. old is....t....... o.
Amerioan Tobacco Co old ss.......... I-0i.
Atlantic Coast Line ist is............... eis.
a @. LII. and y. IS thid).............. asA.
a. c. L. conv. IS On Baltimore bld).. i037-
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. siss...-... s3is
LiEsett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. ri.
liggeit * Myers Observation-Disclosures. l2oss
Lorillaro Company Observation-Disclosures. gTis
Loriliard Company Observation-Disclosures. 1873.
Norfolk and Western COW 4s.......... ii6i.
eabos-d Air Line STAMPED 4s...... So
seAboaTd AIR Line STAMPED IS lh!dl. sos.
Sourhern Railway +s ..-........-........... 7si.
southern Railway 5s tbid>............ lo7iS
United States Steel End 5s........... los.
I :. registered IL. le2l lhldp ........... l01i1
L. s registered S. 1915 Did ........ les
4. = Panama new rs tniii -.....-..-... ioiis
,l's!hiA i.roNn BROS ctiH. to!G) ...... 5oi5
az. tns'n ISL Ss---......... ...-..... asis
W ~. ~ and Power Co. Is asked 49,. es,s
49, rsD' -. ..------.. ..-.--.-. hfAs
N"'1sA-F!its Term. LIST 4 (hid)..... So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
WITNESSES ABSENT.
Hearing In Effort 10 Gust Warren na
nnSor'of Bristol IL Postponed

lSpecial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol va luiy rs Tho cause o,
Hammitt and othert agalnsi Gcorse
" Warren. retl'l0n seeking 10 0!at
Warren from the Mayornl'y OF Bus-
tol. Va 10 when ne ~ar cloctod last
month. was set for hearing in judge
continued on account of the abaence
Of witnesses n " expected that The
case viii be dispoeed n next Thurs
day The petitioner allege that War
Esp rs not legally citilcn ~ Brir-
tol, contead!ng that he II stil a. eli
zen eGlads .sDrDGs. va. La. !;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
N ew York
Stock Market

New York July l5.-Steady and con-
iistent strength was manifested 10y the
stock market to-day. tine result pri-
marily OF last SATURDAY strong bank
settlement. which rectiucd tine adverse
conditions OF the preceding WtcN.
when denc!t ia the actual reserves
Was reported. Prices moved % lelsur-is
iasnion throughout tue session, uut
hains We're general principally in
stocks OF speculative iWportancr 1T.
faul. which was th, weakest feature
o. the market IN the ciusing days of
last week, recovered over two points
from It's lowest. despite increasing be-
lies that the approaching semi annual
Union Pacific Norfolk and Western
and other dividend PAYERS reflected
moderate absorption Best prices were
accorded % thu nnal dealings when
American Tobacco scored sharp tu-
Vance Another hcurnclui effect of
the bank statement was the greater
case of money. which showed re-
taxing tendency m can lonns. ale
though ceuana was somewhat In .N-
cess of recent DAYS
Bonds We're steady but dull Total
sales par value. amounted 10 S-.53p.rnV
On!ted states nonds were unchanged
New York July l5-..oney On call
steady -4S per cent ruling rate
3. Closing bio 3-4 offered al IS.
yer cont ninety days s. 1--liH Sd
siN months l-4al l-1 Prime mer-
camille paper La 10 l-Z per cent.
sterling exchange firm. 81 Tor sixty
DAYS and Si>iiO TOR demand CONNER
g!al bills. 81 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
NEW ELks' HOME ASSURED.
Grand Lodge Approprintes S:5O,OOO Tor
In E.rcrtInn.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Bedford CITY Va. july l5-A tele-
gram was received to-day by SUPER
intendcnt c. l.. Moshy OF the Eth $
National Home, from Il o. HUMPHREYS.
no REPRESENTED the Interests OF Bed
ford clty at the National Convention
Portland. that the building Of the
new national home here was assured.
and that $4,000 had been appropr!-
aiod for the buildings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

Cots IeaNe ManchesivF. seventh and PctrJ
strccia ior petersourg
IS. Z. :, -. ~. y. ~ A " > - 4 (
- -. - l. {. a. 10 T.. N
100 7. n. 10! -aes,es. 1870 rn!tairh; Tor
Petersburg.
Car, ieRvs PETERSBURG 700, Q, syeAmor.
Street. fo- Manchester.
fsis s@. '5.it '7:5. s:N s.as. .iosss. ..u
=. NJ j. j.. = as. ..5s. s.as 49, $50 IL.
. =. rs. s.ss 1910. 1910 p. N
fDsi!y. except sundays and ho..dayL
Carries baggage and express
''L!mlteG. except sundays aad holiday.
All from Petersburg connect win
cars for Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIL- LINE TO NORFOLK.
schedule In Effect June u. 1912
Leave BYRD street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bs:io A. u. 300 A. a., a. %,
T. NJ. 'i:lo T. NJ b. IS p. u.
FOR LYNcHBuHG AND THE WEST: .5ls
A NJ. 1000 a II. a. % +. NJ 90 p n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: auAo A
NJ. b!I;-5 y. n. 'ssS II. NJ. b.o:25 r. N,
'i.:so 7. II. From tho West; 900 a N.
a2lo =. n. h.t0 p. II. .6.c5 =. VI, 800 r.
"
DAILY. aDaMy e1. sunday. esunaay only.
w q. BEFILL q II. BOsLEY
G. p. 4, Roanoke. d. y a. H.ehnond
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.a9A. --LOcal-D alls Newport News
s.-5 A.-I.o,ai-Lni!y--C VIII, ~ c.
thurmond.
- % \ -Eapr.ss- Dai.y-Nortoik. Oid Point,
TO 90 A.-Local- Dally-Lchbg Lex q Forr.
- - Noon-E1pTcss aily-Norfolk Ola II,
10 =. Express Daily. Gin. Lviile.
~ t-Aprt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = E.w.
s.0o P-Loca!-Da!iy-S. News CD Point
t.la F.-Locai--H:x. sun.--Gordomsyille
'5.i5 I.-Loeai-Ex. sun.-Lchbs Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge
$40 d-Daiiy-C.ncin'ti. Chicago
III 90 ss-Daiiy-C!nclnnat I'viiie
-S!eepers fParlor earn
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOSD-Loeal rom
East; $40 A IL. $40 y. 81 Through from
East; !! 80 y. N. 2oo p. NJ. $40 p II Local
from West. s.o q. NJ. 1875 ~ ". and
80 p ii Through. $40 A ~ u'J5 A
81 and 25o Z. NJ
James River Line: ..s.a6 A. NJ. SO p. ".
'sDa.ly eraept Sundes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16

aepar,ment store . Of The Is nester
Company was damaged by fire and
water To the extent Of $4,000 early
this morning There is Insurance OF
$4,000. The ire started on the second
floor the ORIGIN not Lelng Known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
COTTON MARKETS..

New York. July i5.-Attcr making new
high records or most positions az INC open
ms to-oay ihe cotton market turned easier
, ateasy at net aoe!ine OF from 1890
Heeeip;s At the ports to-day i-ss bales
4o-c@y receipts-at Nnw Orleans SIS bales
asalns; sao ast year. at Houston 81 oaies
ts-'hst - iasi year. and az Galveston "a
Cotton futures closed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
om1oAGo GRIM MARKED.

Chicago. I'll. July i5.-Record -breakins
crops that experts to-day declared 10 be
fairly tn sight smashed the price OF wheat.
Tho market here closed demorailzed s., q
$40 70 "a tic bushei lower than forty
eiEht hours before Corn finished at de-
cline o. ssGl%c oats down l6iiac.. and
provisions varying from 7's' of TO an aa-
The leading futures ranged as follows
Nrnn Nlrh Nv Che
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
RICHMOND AND CiEsAPEAKE RAY
RAILWAY COMPANY
BAY

Schedule o: Electric Trains. effective Nay
-. M Leave R!caHiend Laurel and Brosa
s,.eeir; b.e.U a. NJ. I'D 4 NJ. bsio A.
81 go 4. II, 1000 =. II. 1870 4. 81. .,is
T.. NJ. 70 T. ", s..1 l.. 81. si.,0 7. 81 G..t
70 20 l.. ~. il;tS T. y. Leave Ashlant. Eng
lsHd and Maple STREETS: '5.55 a ~. ga =
III. s9y A. 81. bs'cl = NJ. 1000 a II. al %
y. NJ. '.-.r) N. -. O. J.. ". 200 r. ~ : q.
r Il. go T. ~ o5 - =. NJ 500 T. NJ ~.
p. NJ. o. L. 81. ~ - Z. 81 = "a u
DAILY except SUNDAY. "s4soey only
oCarrIes naggaEe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
a3fftlnQd

"a THE STATED coNfMUN1cA.
Xxx tlon OF the Richmond Randoloh
~ ~ Ia 70 70. Ancient. Free and
IiiSespted Masons. VIII DC held In the
~ tasVn taH Franklin Sheet. near
iE.l.gs.hteenth. THIS tTuesday) Ev-Es:.
NJ July IT, 1872. at o'clock. WORK
~ NJ. ,, '.,aster Masons n good standing
By order OF the Master.
w. =. CLARK. JR.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Sst,oehholders OF the Richmond Paper
MANUFACTURING Company Will be had
a I the Office y the company. CO..
s!nor aMd Ross streets, Richmond
"a u kSDAY. July lG. 1912. at n
3 ". IIPSCOMB.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
BY THOMAS Eit>Nct& Broker
open.
Sales stock

leo Alis-chalmers. list pfd
Allis-Chalmers. pfd.....
1900 Amalsamsted copper 90.
Am Asr. chem. com
arl Amer Beet sugar. corn.
$500 American can ............
500 American can. pfd ....
N Amer car and Foundry
Am car and Found. pfd
go American cotton Oil--..-.
Am Hide and Lea pfd
m American linseed OIL.
l"h American Locomotive ..
Amer. Locomotive. pfd
80 Amer. Malt co. pfd .....
l.Sn1 american smelling ...-.
lo1 Am SnuM co. com. ....4..
.'0 American SUGAR .......-.
500 Amer Tel. and Tel O..
2.5Cr American Tobacco com
American Tobacco. ptd
500 Anaconda COPPER ....
1904 Atchison .......- ..-......
Atlantic coast Line .....
a. t.. l. of'Coun. -..4.......
80 Beth. steel. com ......
3nl Baltimore and Ohio. .....
i.;S0 Brit Amer Tobacco 90.
6.ig1 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
Central Leather. com ...
: .N1 canadian Pacific ....
80 Chesapeake and Ohio .
ChiCaro Great Western
7ioo Chi ALL and st raul
+50 Crucihlc steel cor. com.
cls C'rvcible steel ufd
900 Chi. and Northwestern ..
40 Colorado Fuel and Iron .
colorado and southern
lie0 Consolidated GAS
Delaware and Hudson
nen x Rio Cirand". com
Den & Rio Cirande pfd
i90 pistillors' Sec cor ...
% 4n Eric
1''J.rio isi pfd
Fed Min and SIN pfd
Geo ~ lirlno Toh go.
ITO 5ion Electric
49, Great Northrrr. pfd
ioo Great Northern ore offs.
Ion Illinois Central .......
100 lnterboro- Met. ......
1871 Interhoro-Met .pfd ILL.,.
ioo Int Arer. Marine. com.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled 70 leave Rien.
mond daily: sos a. M-Loea! to Norlina.
20 Z. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville i.96
a AL-S.sepers and COACHES. Jacksonville.
G:25 y. M.-S!eepers and coaches. Atlanta.
B.rminsham, Memphis. Sorthbound trains
scheduled TO arrive In Richmond daily:
$50 =. N. $3.50 a. NJ. sos =. NJ. $40 r ~.
Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-16
SOUTHERN RAIIWAY

'NbM lhN CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
- 81 o..oW.ns schedule nggFes publish.
ed as information and not guaranteed.
For tho south-Daiiy: $40 a NJ i.oc.i
trains arrive Richmond
FROM tho south: GO a. NJ $40 "
200 h. ri. SOS 2. n. daily; 1855 Er s,n
From Yves, Point: $50 a. 81 daily. i,;s5
III. Nor. Wed. ana Fri AZ T. ~ Ex sun
s. e BURGESS. ID. Z. A.
S7 z Main St PHONE Afadlson IN
io:I A 81 Express. 800 r. VI Hxpre.,.
win electric lighted Sleeping Car for At
anita and Birmingham. ii.t5 T. 81 ExDre,,
Week Days 800 =. - Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 p. N-Daily. -Connectinx ,or p,,.,
more Mon. Wed. ana Friday. soc A Ne.
sun and as Il. M.-Mou. wed. and Fr,-
cay--Looai