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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
NEW YoHk rKoDucE MAKkhr.

Nc" YORK, july -o.-r iout-esLl.t uA4 cas-!
rye f4ou.-2Ales Iorninval-stesay. Itye-
= o.il'"4-. blrlel-'Su.rt " heti--sput wuas
80 rea, f.t"esH -. elevator. A.ivrt bass
ana export s.il-. l. . b. aaoai 10 arrive.
1slles A1-.sc. not lover July. ,l-U-,
Stp'emueI, sLv-'s. Dtccinoel. Slei-. Corn
spot easy, eNplrL s-i1c. Z. % D. atlo4t outs
spot weak. stanGsru White. 55l.c n eleva-
tor. Nos. ana :. S.i.c.
Porh-;asy bec;->teady ca, Meats
oN!ei LArd-Eas, Inflow QUIET petro.
4vun-strauy. ltcs!n-Cuict Iurpentine-
STEADY Rice irE Molasses-SteAdy.
SusAr-RaW, hrm. refined. steady ,,oIiee-
Rio, No. =. iit.c. Futures closed steady.
september ISIS. December. 1855 Butter
Barely steady. Ghoese-IrFe sular. Eggs-lr-
resuiar. Fotatocs-Frmer new. Southern,
July and t.oas Island per barrel sea- -.
Peanuts-Steady ana UNCHANGED. Cabnages--
steady and unchanged !sats--steady and
unchanged
co,,onssed oil was weak again unde
further !lquidatns sales. Influenced 10y the
continued duilness 10 the spot markets and
claims tina, prices arr above consuming
basis. The pressure Vac mostly IN the old
crop positions which Closed at a decline OF
81 II points. while the late months We're
steady at unchanged 20 ! point higher. Juit.
6's5 4 90. Augnst. e+04Si4i September 65i D.
Go; Octozer. 5.5oGa5-. November. 6.llau6..o.
prime crude, nominal; do summer yellow.
a3'4e5 80. do winter yellow and summer
white. 600 3 7.s5.
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rmr ny SEA 4 THRILLER.
Transport BrnrinE Troops Encounter.
Heavy Ice FIorH.

Tacoma. Wash. July 16.-Atter hav-
.ng narrowly escaped being sent to the
notion by the Ice foes encountered IN
Sering SEA the United states Army
transport Sheridan arrived here yes
terday with the Sixteenth United
yates Infantry Regiment. and the
men told OF the.r thrilling expert
mo-:is when the vessel was caught
In the ice.
For seventeen days off ST. Lawrence
island TO the west Of Morten sound.
en- route TO Nome the Sheridan lay
Zee bound. making only ninety miles
In this time.
Fer forty-eight hours her captain.
Micnaei Healy. ana Pilot K-aersky
watched on the bridge Of the shin. ana
~ times the captain stood at the bow
directing tho slow advance OF the
steamer.
The enlisted men suffered from cold.
and two died of pneumonia on route.
Ihe onicers Of the S!Xteenth Regiment
gave Captain Healy d loving cup The
sheridan Is en- route TO san Francisco.
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Special TO The Times Dispatch
Gate set tor the retirement OF Hon l.
!. summers from the Office OF collec-
tor o. internal revenue for tho sixth
district embracing Virginia The Of
nee force expects to make this a me-
morahlc occasion for Mr.. Summers. and
arrangements are being made to re-
member him handsomely. David r
BAILEY, the new collector. IS an uncle
OF AIR Summers by marriage. He was
recommended TO the President by Rem
rescutatiNe SlemD
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of tho sous

EFFECTIVE JUNE lsth. 1912
TRAINS l-EAN = kICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and so.th. SIS a. u and
TO =. NJ. 100 \ 81
FOR Norfolk: $50 A Il. e.co n II. 40;
h. N. i.,O =. NJ '.71s +. N
For y. L W Ry. West: s..5 a ". 1910
\ NJ 900 r. ". $40 p. N
For retssbu-g: 10 a. ". Sis n u.
$40 Z 81. s:i5 4. N. 500 a. NJ 1000 A.
~. 800 r. N. $40 =. NJ SOS p. ". y
?. N. '.T.ss p. u. $40 P. ". 1873 p N
For Gc!dseoro and Fayetteville. 'f..o = VI.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 500 ~ ). .
$40 \ NJ. SIS a II. ',.s7 =. ~ 40 s. \.
NJ. 'ii.4o A. N. .'ii.5 a II. ...l5 r Il.
- 30 p. II eos =. N. SIS r NJ 500 T.
N, $50 p. NJ '',o25 p. II. 40 =. IL
Except sunday. 'suacay only
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
ueciions not guaranteed
(. : CAMPBELL. D. T. A. sis na.a ST.
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blue LAWS ban ICE.
baltimore People Forced to suffer
shOrtnEe ON Smndny

Shortage on sunday.
Baltimore. July l6.--Despite the ur-
gent need OF Ice in many homes sun
day, those who were willing 10 sup
ply the increased demand ran against
the ancient blue laws. nd Marshal FAR
nan was powerless to allow the delv-
cry of the needed commodity
This resulted in the declaration Of
many persons that they VIII 80 be-
fore the Board OF Police Comm sion
ors and ask that tho department allow
the sale of ice on sunday during such
hot weather s was done last year dur
ing the heated spelle.
The police also received requests ask
ing whether or not people OF the con
eested districts would be allowed to
sleep on the grass and benches Of the
PARKS. The marshal stated tina. the
parks arc under control OF the Park
Board and that Il is up to that body
TO give the permission for the use of
the parks for sleeping purposes.
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BOND LiSI

Aills-c Aa.rucvs ls ibid .........,.....--.. .
American Tobacco CO oie sc bid '....... l-''7
Atlantic Coast Line lsi IS. ....-....- ~,
Atlantic Coast Line-L and y as. 81
"a g. H. lorv. IS ,!a Baltimore. Bio b.. 1882
thtAaYcHke ann Onio eonv. 5'as..-..+. .@'1
lirgett ana Myers s. .............- l..,...... -
Lisset; < Myers IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1909.
1.orIard Company IS Observation-Disclosures. 81
-.of4llard Cunpany Observation-Disclosures l2iA.
Npriolk and Western cow is...-.t.-.-..- ilt'4
aboard .Air Lin. stamped IS Did .... So.
EeaboaTG Az Line stamped 5s......- .... Sea.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 7sAs
Southern Railway ts..... ................. lc7i.
uiteE states steel .nd Is ................. 1921.
: REGISTERED -. 1880 todl.-....... b.. lQni-
q. s. registered SIS. 1913 Ioidl............ lQ-
Panama new s. toidl ................ iQii,
Virginia Brown Bros cts tbid)-.... soi,
= Car Chem isi ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ISL.
M hy ana Power 60. IS asked ...... a5ia
Wabash d,.- as. .............. ~.
WADash-Pi;.s Term lst IS tbid)....... ssi
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New ork
Stock Market

New York. July le.-Fnrther improve
ment Was noted IN the sluggish move
mont OF the stock market to-day Tue
impeiline factors were aiditional
.ase OF money on call and tim. THIS
utter condition WAS directly traced
70 confidence due 10 last saturday s.
bank statement although II is probable.
Ties that any pronounced Increase IN
demand especially for long time at-
commodatiOns. might easily cause a
revival Of last weeks higher quota
lions.
Prac,icaily all the standard shares as
Well as number OF more obscure is
sues took part IN to-days advance.
Which Matted in tho late afternoon on
reports from Washington that Tile
Stanley investigating committee is
likely 10 recommend the dissolution
of tho United states steel Corpora
Great Northern preferred was the
fccuug the agricultural news from
The Northwest. Trading slackened in
the hnal hours with e total output Of
The bond market was fcatureless,
with steady uniertone Total sales.
par value amounted TO S2.fo4.0OO.
United states sovernment bonds were
unchanged on call. Total sales of
stocks were $4,000 shares.
New YORK. July le-Prime mercan-
tile paper. Ia To 10 per cent. Stcr-
ness In bankers bills SIS for sixty
Jay bills. and at SiSTi5 for demand.
Commercial bills. Sf.Sfl-t Bar silver.
so 49, None, ON cam steady. .03 per
stoady sixty days. 3 i-i To size per
cent. and ninety DAYS. 1-9033-4 six
months. Ia to +l-2
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Montcrey, Va. July lG.-Rev W. c.
White. Rev " r. Starbuck. the form
e OF Churchv!lle. and the latter OF
Mcdowell. and ruling elder y. b
Woods. Of Meadow Dale, this county. a
part 81 the commission appointed by
Lexington Preshytcry To install Rev.
\. y, Parker as pastor of Monterey.
Fisgah and Crabbottom Presbyterian
Churches. discharged that duty sun
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEr.

Chicago H.. July ls-Au the experts in
the Northwcst reported Practically perfect
crop conditions today ana thereby threw
the wheat market into state o! extreme
weakness. Prices closed heavy, e a.asc un-
DER asst n!sh; Corn showed a net decline
%, y sc. and oats a loss % is4 &c --latest
trading LETT provisions varying from i1i.c.
lover 10 an advance OF 5qTis-
The !eadins futures ranged as follows.
omen. High Low Close.
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BRIGHTs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
ParEKs BURG PEANUT nARKrT

Aheport"a oy Rodgers McCabe * cor
tciersnlrs. Va. July .s.-Peanrts.-SDen-
!sA'-M Ret nrmeF farmers spanish ssssc
Per nNs!!e4. Jumbo spanish. S.i.c per bDshsl:
20. snel!ec. spanish. Sa5<c p,, pouno.
10 sAellei, spanish. 81. 4ic. per hound
s!n!Hs-Mnrkct nrm, fancy jun!bo &C. per
pound i4ncy hamlpickeG. Ss.d3s,c per
iv~n" extra prime. ss.c. per pound. prime.
ic. per pound machine picked, sfsi.c mr.
pound Smelling stock. 2isc per pound.
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1nieaso' III. July l6-cattle-Recc,r,s
~ heaa, Market slow. Beeves $50 q rs
.'ev' stoekefs and feeders. Sss5as.s5. 80
ane hei'efs 500 Q77o calves ssaaoa Hors
t he.elpis Loo head Market weah: early
"a uN elnoe iost L!sht, s7.i5E7s5, mixed go,
. .,e'':: heavy. Sc Is 07eG. rough s a 3 : "a
hlss so - bulk % sales s7.soa7so
nesep--Heecelpts 5000 head Marke, steady
Hlsner. Native. S3.-o0 So. western
,s' .earlines stl5T57s: lambs. ma
''e' Si-'SV 30; western. sie5a7O
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NoN Io-k. Iuiv ,f-Da.,o-- r,.-----.- -
neea none on sale feeling nncbs1r.d
no ori, rHeeeip's 2a head. feeling steady:
30, a LINZ N.a!s offered. Virginia vcals. sSf
S>S sH,S S- sheep and Lambs Receipfs
,. S nead sheep and prime lambs steadts
sstss oan nd common do dull and ven
hs,fin's ';'3 head' none On sales FtS'in-
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Ne7 YorA IuIy ls-rne cotton roods
markets arc steady. WIKI advances being
20 To- Hne cray cloths following the strike
" New Bedford six voIvets are being
ordered freely Tor another season Cotton
yarns rule stoadieT Jobaors report mod
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

: 2oA. -Local-Da!ly-Newport News.
s:i5 A.-Iocal-Dai.y-Ch vile. Ex- Sun
Jhurmond
1900 A.-E2pTes S-Daily-SOrtolk. Old Point
tlo 90 A.-Local -Daiy-Lchbg.. Lex. c. ForEs
1910 Noon-E1press Daily-Noriolk Old Pr
'-.-5 P.-Express- Daily. Gin. L vile.
is.c0 P.-Ez EXPERIMENTATION. ~. Eexa
90 P.-Loea!-Daily-N. News. Old Point
tl5 P.-Local-EX. sun.-Gordousville.
e 10 P.-Local-Ex Sua.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton roTgo.
$40 mitcd-DaI'y-Cincin't Chicago.
Ill 90 P.-Express- Daiiy-Cineicnati. L'vilIe
'S!eepeTs. tParior Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHNOSD-Local from
East. $40 4. NJ, $40 Z. u. Through from
East: 1880 a. ~. 2;o5 p. NJ. $50 T.. VI Local
from West: $40 a. NJ ''3:65 y. NJ. L1d
20 r. 81. Through. $40 y. NJ. l.55 ~
81 and 2.60 T. NJ.
James River Line: .'s:ss "a NJ. $40 p IL.
s'Daliy except EundeS.
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sEABoARp AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich.
nond daily: 9:cs a M.-Loeal to Norlinn
1870 p M.-Seepers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville. 1925
a. M.-Slcepers and coaches. JacksonviIle
ii :25 r. M-Sieepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis. Northbound trains
acheduled to arrive in Richmond daily:
1850 A. NJ. 1850 a. NJ. sos p. NJ. $40 T. ~,
Local.
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AZ 49, 4 nc: shipments Il, casks: sales. %,
caslTs stock A.SSo casks. Rosin-F,rni
sales. -sf' barrels. receipts. 500 barrels:
kn pmenis. 7oo barrels stock 1899 barrels
quote: b. Ss5nf7 sGen
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70 iair' "a TIC. bes, cows. -. @ si1c me-
~. iuni 10 Sood. 81. q ii-c. common TO fair
4. : q s'.e onils, iF5c Fresh COWS. $50 a 90 90
Pr p nead Best calves. &C., fair TO good. 5la
best sheep. 1850. .alr 10 GOOD sSsS,7SS''
SS'i''aon. ~ G. best hogs &C. shoats. 81. a
80 Piss see'=c sows and stays. si-
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect June II. 1912
Leave BYRD Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bs:io a. NJ, $500 a. r.. aa:0a
p. NJ. 1910 +. n. b7:s5 p n.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .6:l!
4. M. 1000 A. NJ. a3:6o p. NJ. .o0 p n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: au:io A.
NJ. bll;45 A. N. '5:35 p. n. bio:25 p. NJ,
III 30 P. NJ. From the West: .5.iJ A. NJ
NJ
.Daliy. aDaily ex. Sunday bsunday only.
w. b. BEVILL. g.; II. BOSLEY
q. p a. Roanoke d p. A. Richmond
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COTTON MARKETS

Sew York july id-TAe cotton narAat
Was somewhat less active to-day and moro
o. -ss igfesu.aE. alteJlgA prices heid seu-
orally above tAe closing figures o.. iasi nl-At
-u+ closed steady a. .et advance 90 from
rHt Io!nts
Gotten futures closed STEADY;
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'Sa.'s sf Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va July l6 1911.
Report % tn" lya stock market Tor The
7eek ending July u. 1872.
Besi steers. 7'47a.c medium 10 good
- n common TO rair. 5Q6c. hest he!.ers.
'4oa-e'' medium to good. O.. d5%c. common
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Bankers and Brokers.
Stock

Int. Mcr. Marine. com .
International Paper ...
Int. Paper. pfd...........
Kan. CITY South. com .
LehiEh Valley .........
I.iggott and Myers. com
Liz sett and Myers. pfd.
I.urillard lob. Co, com.
Lol'illard Toh. Co. pfd.
Louisville and Nashville
Miami Gopher ..........
Mo. Kan. and Texas.
Mexican Petroleum .....
Missouri Pacific .......
National Lead ............
New York Central......
y y. ont. and Western
Norfolk ANA Westerns.
Northern Hacihc ........
Pacific Mail ..............
icunsN lVauia .........
Peoples Cos ...........
g.. G., c. ana 81. H.. com.
y c. &. and ST. L.. pfd.
Pittsburgh Coal. com.
Pressed steel Carr.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.
lly. steel Spring. COM.
Reading NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Republic Iron ana Steel
Hepublic I. and :. pfd .
lioch Island ..........
licck Island. pfd........
Sea board AIR Line. com.
S"aboard Air Line. pfd.
SloSs- Sheffield ..........
Southern Pacific ....
southern Railway ......
Southern Railway. pfd.
standard Oil ...........
Tennessee Copper .......
Pacific .........
Union Pacific .......
United tSatcs Ruhbcr...
! -nited tSatas Steel......
! uitcd States steel pfd
L. s. cast Iron Pipe.
Na.-'li Chemical ....-
Na.-Car Chemical. pfd
Wa hlsh Observation-Disclosures.
Wabash. pfl ...........
Western Union ........
Weyma n-Bruton To. Co.
Total sales for
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July Is. 1917.
ARRIVED

Steamer Berkeiey Shelly Norfolk. rner-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pccahontls. Graves Norfolk and
James Rivcr landings merchandise and pas
senEeTs virginia N4risation Company
Sfea mer Aurora, Flrman. Petcrsburg and
lanes Hiyer landings. merchandise and pas
senecrs. FUrman Limo
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
q. Z, s, 's. 10. II. az a. AZ. :. ?. s3. 4. &
.'5 40. &c Z, 5. -. 10 +. II.
1850 p NJ. 70: Chester. IL 20 midnight for
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Sycamore
Street Manchester:
tsi5. e:a5. 'l:l5. '.s5. SIS. s:ss. .ioas. u:a
A. VI: 1885. u Las 2:S5 335. 1895 6:35, e:s4
.7:S ss5, 9.s5. 1910 1870 p. n.
tDaily. except Sundays and holidayh
Carries asglge and eNpreHs
..Limited, except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
stock
Sales


Allis-Chalmers. LIST pd ... ...
Alhs-chaL. pfd., Is, p4... ...
l.sHo Amalgamatod Copper . 50
st. Amer. Aeri. Chem. com. 81
50 Amer Sect sugar. com. IS
500 American Can ............. 81
Ll'v American can. pfd ....... III
~" Am ~. Car and Foundry. ~
Amer Car and Foun.. pfd ...
american Cotton OIL. ...
Am. Hide ana Leather. pr ...
Ia American Idnsetd OIL. Is
American Locomotive $40. ...
Amer Locomotive, pfd.. 80.
IN Amor Malt Co. pfd...... az
Sfe" American Smelling ...... 80
go Amer Suun Co. ,on.... ifS
".l American sugar .......... ~
Lice Amer Tel. and Tcl. Co.. ii.'
22p American Tobacco. com. 80
goo Amor Toh. pfd.. new .. lVp
40 Anaconda Copper ...-..... iui
l.sH Atchison Observation-Disclosures. io7'
go Atlantic Coast Linz. $50. 100
\ - l.. Of Couuecticut.- ...
IN Baltimore and ohio ..--. loa
$40 Bethlehem Steel. conn.,. g.
$3.50 British Amer. Tob. Co. O.
$50 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit 90
l.%H Central Leather. com . Isl
1900 Canadian Pacifc ......... 2,yis
-,Ep CHEESE peake and Ohio. 79-
chicago Great Western. .
360 Chi. Mil and st. Paul. 1911
Ito Crucible steel Cor. com. iii
20 Crucihic Steel. pfi........ s27
lw chicago mad Northwest. ~
80 Colorado Fuel and Iron POI
100 Col. and south, I'd t<i.. II
~" Consolidated Gas ........ l4ii
Delaware and hudson. ...
Den. and Rio Gran. com. &C..
10 Den and Rio Gran. ptd S5i
lrl l!stillers' Sec Cor..'... Sia
2.2o Eric ................. s;7
s01 Erie lst pfd .............. ai7
Fed Min. and Sm pfd. ...
Geo. w Hclme lob Co.
l.l'9 General Electric ........ f-1i
'.,'f Great Northern. nfd -.... 1878
So Great Northern Orc cts e
20 Illinois Central ........... II
an Interhoro- Met. ......- pa
so lnterhoro- Met. pfd...... IS.
yeals. poor TO fair, is.... a
eslyes runners. per ib........ S a
, ID ..-...-........... 81. Q
L mhs' spring. ih............ s., 5
Iattle' taiT to prime. lb..... : Il
C0ENTRY-cURED BACON
sans. well smoked. small. ID q
q Ems wei! smoked, .arse. ~. Is O
go; We" onokec, io....-... i?ii q
shoulders. well annexed. b.. :2n 3
HIDES.
Dry nint. Observation-Disclosures. 70 a
DIE SAT-, 10 .'.'....'...-...,... i q
6seen' SAT- io''.....''.-....... iiis .
Green damaged............... .
s.low ''-....''...-.......... q
Dtts NtNs lissss... ....... "a
WOOL
Z h.. UNIV ashcd. free %, ourrs q
c n, unWashcd. lightly bury 3 Il
n un"ashed. medium bury % n
Oh, unaWsnci, heavy burr. q :,
MISCELLANEOUS.
potatoes. irish. No !. bbl.. i1S a
Irish Potatoes, No. >. bbl..... 100 ::
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SAu.ED

steamer Rerkciey Shelly Norfolk. me--
h1nelsc and passeasers Old Dominion Line.
Stt-n'er Aurora, Furmau Petersburg ana
'ames Riv"r LANDINGS merchandise and PAS
+ myers. rurman Line
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE HAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF ElectrIc Trains. effective May
60 1872 Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets: b '6:O5 a. NJ. '7:io a. NJ bsi0 A.
81. $40 4. NJ. ''lo:i0 A M. li:io a. n. 1910
=. ~. $40 p. n. ITO p. NJ. bs:io p NJ.
1910 p. NJ. As p. II. Leave Ashland. Eng.
land and Maple streets: '5:55 a. NJ. b q go a
NJ, 500 A. NJ. h9:o0 a. NJ. 1880 ~ NJ ELI 700
A NJ, 'i2:co NJ. $500 u. NJ. 200 y. NJ. 3 90
p NJ 400 =. NJ. 90 Z. NJ. 900 p. NJ, i;oo
r. NJ. 500 T.. NJ. he'-4 L. NJ. ,1.on n
.Daiiy except SUNDAY. "su-uay only.
bCarries baggage.
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oLD DOMINION LINE.
VACATION TOURS

Just "ASK MR.. BOWMAN" He
vii! book you and furnish TRAVEL
WITHOUT TROUBLE on Land, Rivers,
Lakes or Sea.
S. II. BOWMAN, Tourist Agent,
7oS East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.

DOSION AMI iltON L.
Steamers Norfolk to Boston daily. except
Thursday; to Providence. Monday. Thurs
Say and Saturday. p. ". Through tickets
on sale 20 principal points.
Fine steamers. excellent service, low fareL
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet.
Apply c. O. Ry.. y. & W. Ry. S H.
Bowman. No. 70s E. Main street and Rich
mond Trnnsfor Company. No. s09 r. Main ST
Old DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daIlyT:OO T. II
Leave Newport SeWs...-...-.........5O 90 n "
AIIiNe -NOi a. -.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for Now York daily. except sunday
100 T.. 81. Connections aieo made by NJ s.
w. Ry. Z. 81. and G.. < o. Ry. at z. IL
Night line steamers stop Clafemont to
land OF receive passengers signal ana
viii be met By public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. (snectivs
March L).-Jemcs River by daylight Tor
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
ali James River landings. Steamer leayes
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ut ESQ A
II. Freight received for all James River
landings. Phone Madison l76
Main Ticket oGise. s2l =. Main strnet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

savannah Ca. July is-rurpen,ine-rirm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Vnsl graIn lIostd! .Nhcai--No red, sla
loa So hard eeie 81 o. Coru-No. 3.
= nl-A.c $50. yellow. 194. 173Ac Oats
SO Nhitt So. fc. standard isas0i.c
Baitimore Nd july -whcnt-Easier.
CONTRACT l"is, Com Dul contract. T5iae
oat.-F rnl. $50 white 80, dsii.c No 9
Niiio i4+a Rye Bag lots nearby. as
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
RAILROADS
Richmond, FredGriCkSb'g 81 Potomac R.R.
T0AHD FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND.
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond
ACcoMMonAIloN. IRAlMs-WEsKpAYs.

Leave BYRD 81. Sta. 400 p. N. for Frederieksburg
Leave Eiba Sta. 7.4S A. NJ, CPS y. II. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd ST. Sta. S.25 AN. rom fredercksb'e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
RICHMOND ronAcco u,pErr

Richmond Va. July Is isi..
rolowirs are tue quotation, on The tf.4.
mond Iooacco Exchange;
BROWN SuIPprN-r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

sDaily. Weekdays. fSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
atop Mt EIbn. Time OF arrivals and departures
not guaranteed Read the signs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Total sales for day. 5000 shares
lotaI sales for week 1.-TWO days. 1880 shares
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-09
Defender Is Withdrawn

Late tonight announcement was made that the American defender, the powerful t60-horsepower Burgess monoplane. speci- ally built by syndicate headed by Charles Dickinson of Chicago, mad been withdrawn from the race.
 MT. Dickinson, it is said. nominated Norman Prince of Boston % drive tlie American defender in the race, but the committee seelcted Glenn H. Martin and declined to change the pilot alter MT. Dckinsons protest. The fact that tiIe method of control on the powerful racer had to be changed at the last minute to meet the requirements of the rules con,- nlittee was given as an additional reason for the withdrawing of the defender at the last moment
 The American defender cost more than s20,000 to build and has never left the ground. Experts in air navigation, 1t is said differed regarding the practicabiiity of the machine, although Glenn H. Mar tin was anxious to pilot 1t in the race and said he thought it could defeat the French machines.
 The withdrawal of the American de- fender came a surprise. It was on this powerful flyer that Americas aviators iased their hopes of retaining the Gordon Bennett trophy.
 With this machine eliminated from the race representative American aviatofs tc- night conceded that the worlds champion ship and Gordon Bennett trophy would be won by one of the French mSnoplanes tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-09
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

will fight James A. Smith. Six killed when racer crashes into
 crowd. Intervention in Mexico absorbing
 topic in capital
 But little chance of arbitration. Twelve thousand contribute to fund Roosevelt runs an engine. Everything ready for aviation
 meet. 2-Money market is ruling influence. 3-Bull moose will be short on votes. Hearst analysis present situation. 4-Editorial comment. 5-Walter Jones tries to escape from
 jail.
 Travelling men forecast great pros
 perity.
 Proper way to combat evil New refreshment place to open One man killed in mine explosion. Consideration of plans continue. hand hints. 7--Supreme court to act on rate cases. New battleship will be monster. 8-Spots.