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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16

single natural feeling shook the shook his faith
in himself. life, in his destiny There was jewish
blood in his veins and it made itself felt
mabel" he began this man Portel-you've hrted
with him. say?
Il have most certainly firted with him" she ad-
mitted quietly.
He hasn't dared
A flash of lit cold eyes.
It think" said, that you had better ask me no
questions Of that sort.
Carraby went slowly Already the moment
passng OF he could trust his wife! Besides,
in this letter the death warrant OF the man who
stood between him and his ambitions. Mrs Carraby
listened footsteps in the hail. heard his suave
reply secretary heard his orders to the footnan
VINO let him out where she stood she watched
him cross the square. Already he had recovered his
alert bearing and his hat glossy, his
coat of an excellent ft The watched MIN
without movement any change Of expression.
CONTINUED in next issua)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
An Antique Georgia Snuff Bot
Dallas New Era.

Dallas
Miss Mary Gay brought to the New Era office
days ago old and valuable snuff box which is
heirloom in her family.
The snuff box presented to Miss Marys grand
by Gen. George Washington, her grandfather,
quite lad. having served mounted courier
for General Washington during the of the revo-
luton The snuff box is and flat and is about
three inches diameter. hand-painted
and the box contains small amount OF snuff which
is at least 100 years old. The snuff box has been
handed down from generation to another, and
been sight OF until few days when
Miss Mary found it while looking through an old
trunk.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
The Mischief Maker
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER.
By E. Phillips Oppenheim
Copyright, 1912, by Little. Brown & Co.

The story opens hospital the outskirts OF
Paris, where GIRL Luce Renault, is dying from tubercu
lOsis. Christopher beautiful woman,
is talking with her about Eugene Esterman. sweet
heart of Lucies who has deserted her. Madame Chris
tOphor, spite Luces protests rather
die there unloved than have Eugene unwl-
ngy, leaves the hospital determined to find Eugene
Madame Christopher goes his apartments in Paris
and finds him there. He admits that the girl his
little friend" that she became &. result Of
leaving her simple life for him.
The refuses anything 10 do with the
dying Lucie. doesn't like he bothered such
things he says, attempts frt with Madam Chris
tophor. With of great contempt Madame
Christopher leaves him directs chauffeur
drive her back the hospital.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16


conscience. Humanity remains the
same, but the adjustments of hu-
mainly change.
To be good means something
in 1912 different from what it
meant in 1920. And the sinner OF
these days goes about SHINING
with a different technique from
that used by the sinner in the
DAYS of Miles Standish.
The reason of this is, that sin
is an abuse of personal relations.
The Ten Commandments run
right along, of course, through the
centuries; but what any one of
them means depends upon the de-
velopment of society.
Take Thou shalt not steal!"
for instance. Time was when
that presented itself to mems
minds as the taking by one man.
with his own hands. of something
that belonged to another man. 1t
L.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
Up-to-Date Sinner
Blu Dr. Frank Crane

Modern civilization brings people into entirely new
relations each other.
Every new relation of man to man involves the ne
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

has formed New Year resolution
to dislike roller skating. Honor
able senator tried to do triangle
flip" at Washington rink, and did
it-chiefly on his nose.
Joseph Winterhalter, wealthy
hotel man, Saginaw, Mich, be-
gan New Year by serving drinks
in his bar to imaginary custom
ers. State asylum.
Sam Turner, negro, Muldrow,
Okla, celebrated New Years
eve by stealing locomotive, ditch
ing it, killing farmer and attack
ing his wife. Resolved never to
do it again. Mob got him, and
he wont.
Aviator Robert G. Fowler, now
at New Orleans, two months af-
ter leaving Los Angeles, has re-
solved to reach Atlantic Coast Is
it takes him three years to do it.
Missouri Athletic Club, St.
Louis, carried 3 months old girl
baby, nude, assembly rooms as
sign of new leap year,
St. Louis reserve squad has re-
solved never to be kidded by
chauffeurs again. Score of auto
drivers backfred in unison to sa-
lutte 1912. Race war reported,
and reserves called out of bed.
Geo. w. Beatty, Garden City,
L. l., flew over island dropping
New Years cards into front yards
of friends from his aeroplane.
H. Opperman shook hands with
friend sailing from N. Y. for En-
rope. Friend squeezed so hard
that S4OO diamond fell from SET
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-02

yesterday, and JapS OF capital are
walking to work today. Men
want increase in wages.
Mile. Helene Dutrieu won Fem
ina Cup for women aviators by
remaining in air for 2 hours and
So minutes at meet at Etampes.
John Wananaker, jr., son of
the merchant prince, plunged
hands in bucket of champagne in
dining room of St. Regis. $50 do
l wash away my sins of 1911" he
shouted.
Which again raises the ques-
ton: why is a sensible mans
son"
Or, perhaps, it has something
to do with Mosaic theory of sins
of the fathers. Wanamaker, ST.,
has some claim to being origina-
tor of supply and demand" ex-
cuse for under-paying women
who work for him.
First Presbyterian Church,
Greenwich, Conn, which is road
to heaven favored by Rockefel-
lers, Benedicts and other million
aires, has dispensed with choir to
save money"
= Rev. R. R. L. Kirkland, First
Congregational Church, Tampa,
Fla, is in hospital recovering
from argument with fashionable
women of congregation.
Estelle McElroy, beautiful girl
18 years old, charged by police of
Nyack, N. Y, with being leader
of burglar gang.
Rev. Geo. T. Lawson, Mime
apolis, has offered to teach par
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
FLEEING CONVICT
KILLED BY GUARD
Negro Who Confessed to Muir
der of Engineer Holt Slain
While Trying to Escape.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville. y. c.. August l3.-Sol-
ONION sheppard, the negro who Two
or three years ago confessed to the
killing OF Engineer Holt, in Durham,
while Reuben Barbee WAS being tried
for the nuroer. was shot and Killed this
morning by convict guard when he
nude IA break for liberty while work
ing on the construction OF the Aberdeen
ana ltockhsh Railroad. six miles west
of this place. with a force OF con-
victs from the state Penitentiary.
Sheppard. who vas serving a life SEN
tence. broke and ran when his chain
was slipped preparatory to being taken
to breakfast a guard fired on him at
10 yards and killed him Instantly.
1t was rumored here this morning
that the convicts. led by Sheppard. had
mutinied. but the report was contra
dicted by Coroner J. v MEG ougan on
his return from the camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
DIR. SINCLAIR ENUMERATED.
Following Dismissal lie TX Arrested
on Another ChnrEe.
Ispeolal a The rImes-Dlspat

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Manassas, Va. August l3.-Dr. l.eith
Slnelair OF Occoquan. this county was
to-day entirely cxoncratcd by a cor
oner's Jury mpanelled tor the purpose
OF Investigating the death of the child
OF Edna Allen. OF that town DR.. sin
clair was arrested on July go few,
hours after the birth OF the child. un-
der warrant charging him with NAL.
practice in connection with tho case.
No evidence was introduced before the
coroner's Jury which tended to show
that he was guilty OF tho crime as
charged. and 1t took tho jury but a
few minutes SO to decide.
DR.. Sinclair at present Is In charge
OF the hospital work at the District
OF Columbia workhouse IN Fairfax
County. and Will continue his duties
there until the return OF the regular
physician. DR.. I. ". Hornbaker.
Immediately after his cxoneration bv
the coroners jury. DR. Sinclair was
placed under arrest upon another war
rant sworn out by Miss Carrie Allen.
sister OF Edna Allen. charging him
with betrayal. Bail In the sum OF
$1,000 was furnished by DR.. Sinclair
FOR his appearance before Justice OF
the Peace sanborn on September =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
TAFT IHD|G NANT
OVER CHAR &C.
Vehement Denial Made That
Romero Was Appointed
as Result of Deal.

Washington. August ls-President
Taft and Senator'S catron and Fan 81
New Mexico, were indignan, today
over charges coming from Representa-
tive Ferguson ana Democrats OF tia,
state. that The nomination Of secun-
dino Romero. as United states marshal
for New Mexico. TO succeed Creighton
". Foraker brother of former Sen
ator Foraker OF Ohio. was made as
result OF political deal involving
the delegates to The Chicago conven-
ton Representative Curry former
Governor OF New Mexico. long an ar.
dent Roosevelt man. is also mixed II,
the hsnt that Is going on over con-
hrmation Of the domination. but is not
out IN the open. far as known.
The charges BRO fly. are that Romero
is a notorious rlnian. whom the Pres
ldent twice refused to appoint" and
tnat MS nominal on resulted from "a
zeal made al Chicaso by which Romero's
cousin. dclepate instructed for
Roosevelt. switched to Taft. making
mis- flop condition.! upon Romero's ap-
pointment.
The whole case has been threshea
out before Tic aate Judiciary Com
mittee whch has greed to repor, tho
nomination favoraby. having come to
the conclusion thar the night on Romero
is wholly political
This whole thing is the worst ar
ranged lot Of nrmitigated Hes ever
saw said Senator Catron at the White
House to-day ln the first place.
Representative CRY ana cv.ryhod,.
else knows that here never was any
agreement - Gf,-l a tho No,. Nr.;--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Stnndnrd Kailrond Of tie So

EFFECTIvE AUGusT T. isi2
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and soath; s:l5 A NJ. and
s:s0 =. a. i..J y. 81.
For norfolk: $50 NJ ..oo A. ~ SOY
A. NJ. $40 T.. NJ. "1.35 / NJ
For y. & W ny. West: els A. NJ. $3.50
y ~. goo r. NJ. 800 T.. NJ
For PETS sburx: 100 =. NJ. Sis A. "a.
..s 10 \. NJ SIS \. NJ. 900 a. NJ $3.50 A.
NJ 800 p. NJ $40 +. NJ. Cos = ii. e:sa
L. NJ. '''.a5 T. NJ. e;2O p. NJ. HIS p IL
For Go ldsho.o and Fayetteville; 'i.iO =. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos 4 NJ
6;i0 A. NJ i0:is a. N. s:a7 a. ~. ..i0:45 A.
NJ. 'li:i y. NJ. "I.:lo y. Ii. '2:l0 + ~.
.-li0 y. NJ. GOO r. II, i.25 = NJ. $500 l.
'ENcept sunday '-suhday only.
Tan. OF arrival AID departure and con.
ueotions not guaranteed.
c. :. CAMPBELL. d = 1 sas Main ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.soA.- Loca!-Daily--Newport Eewb
sis A.-Locai-Daily-ch' Ex sun
Thurmond.
1900 A-E& presB- DGily--Nurfolk. Old Point
TIC: 20 A.-Local-Daily-I.cnb Lex. c. Forge
~ % Noon ENpTess-Daily-Nor Old TT
'2:i5 P.-EX press-Daily. Gin. L'vlle.
"a 60 P.-ESpfeSs -Daiy-%orEolk, y. CewS-
200 P.-Local- Daily--N. news. Old Point
S:i5 P.-Local-Ex. un.-Gordonsvlhe.
'5.iS P-Loca.-Ex Sun.-Lchbg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton rofgo.
60 P-I.l!n!tod- Daiiy-Cincln'u Chicago
I'll 90 F-ENp.ess -Daiiy-Cineirnati. L'y!l!e
's!e,pers. ifarIor Cars.
East. $40 a. NJ. .ic r. NJ Through from
East: 80 y. NJ. .:15 p. NJ. $3.50 Z. ". Local
from West; $40 ~ M. ''s:eS a. NJ. I'D
James River Line: "s.s5 A. NJ. Gao p. "
..Daily osAept cundes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Norfolk g. Western Railway

ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Eject August T. 1912.
Ieav. isyrd sJert station. Ric!.. riiO FO2
NORFOLK: os;i0 y. II. '3:0S \. a.. as %,
p NJ .4:lO i. ii. b7;35 p. u.
FOR LYNCHBCRG AND THE WEST: '6:i5
a. NJ 1850 \. NJ as.cO p. NJ 1920 p VI.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: all.i0 A
Nj nh as y. AZ. '6:35 Il. VI. bio:25 Il. II.
$50 l.. NJ From. the West gu \. NJ.
a2;i0 T. 81. ol.i0 J.. NJ. '6;OS II. 81. $500 =.
Nj.
DAILY. nDany q sunday. oSunday only.
w b. BEvILI q: IL. BOsLEY.
O. l., A. Roanoke. d. =. A.. kSichmond-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
KnilrnaGS

Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Ry. Co
Schedule o, Electric Trains, eiIeotyc May
30 1912. Leave Riehmond. Laure. and Broad
streeiS: -c.c5 \. NJ. '1:lO a. IL. bs:lo a.
N. so 4. NJ. "i0.i0 y. N. ii:i0 A NJ. 1910
T. Nj 2sl0 i. NJ. $40 l.. VI. bi.l0 p NJ $50
H. ii. $50 T.. ~. 7;lO z. IL. bs:io r. ".
1910 T.. n. n:i5 f. NJ Leave Ashland, Eng.
land and Maple Streets: 49, y NJ b 100 A
ri. 500 4 NJ. bo.Co \. ri. 1000 a NJ All 700
a NJ Al. CO N. $500 = NJ. 200 Z. NJ ? %
T. NJ. 400 2 NJ. boo +. NJ 500 +. NJ TOO
7. NJ, 500 2. NJ, ba:0o p. 81. 1l:o0 z. NJ
'Daily except sunuay. ''s0-osy only
ntarrl-s naypaTa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Richmond & Pelers5ui, 1lAcirlc Railwa

Cars leave Manchester. seventh and Perry
streets tor Petersburg;
e, I. 5. 's. ~. II. .l3 =. A.. :. :. %. l.. ..
s5.i5 u 4. :. -. ~ L. ID
1890 T.. 81. io- Dnester. 1900 midnight 70.
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
is.lS. s:s5. "ii5 rs. SIS. s:ss. 'loss. li:a
A. NJ: 1880 'l;S". 4;sS. s:7j. 'i:S5. S:S1. 5:s-A
.i:a5. s.s5. 9.ss. 1910 ITO p. II.
tDnny. except sundays and holidays
carries baggage and e%press
..!Imited. cxccp; Sundays nad holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect wita
iticnmori.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

IHT".4a. % Inc IlWes- D'spatch-
LynchburG, Va. August i3-A nne
Of 500 has been levied against the
southern Railway for blocking main
road in tho county. The company closed
the road 10 make cut for its new
line through the county, and a bridge
has never been provided FOR travel We
hicles being forced to pass through
private property in using tho road Tho
trial was the result Of ar Indictment
against the company at a recent term
OF the ClrCult COURT at Rustburs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
MIscELLANEors MARKErs.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Rcpor'ca HS Rodgers McCaoo < Coz
Petersburg va. August i3 Peanuts span
sh-Nnrket quiet. Farmers Spanish -,
per bushci, Jumbo Spanish s7rr per
oHshe so SHIELDED Spanish $40 per
pound 40. sheiled spanish. size per
i'nund Nlrgiafa-- Market quiet. fancy
JUMBO. 2f.c Der Mound. fancy hsnd-r.rk
49, ai- a'-c pcs rouna extra prime. ai.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
BOND LIST.

AAs.rAaimers q. Observation-Disclosures. ors
ms5: :aa 5 ToSsess So 60 OLD da 's lsi
Atlantic Coast Line lst Is ...-.......,.. Fi7.
Atlantic coast Iine-L and y As 80
IS g. J. conv. Is Gin Baltimore 100
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. as 4s'1
! sret; and Myers 5c............. .t. eS
14sre,i ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1905
-.ori'a:g Company 5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
loriuard Company Is ....-.-.......t.-. i22
Norfolk ana western. ..eonv Is -..... llsii
seahoard AZ ls'nc stamped IS. ....... Sfis
seahoa:i Air I.ine ndl SIS thicl ..-..... rs
Southern Ralwav is Observation-Disclosures. ass.
Southern Railway 81 ..-....... ........-.t.. 1912.
rn'.d States steel End Observation-Disclosures. I14 .
7 registered IS ie.0 bid ........... ieoT.
~ S Registered Sc. 1915 nii).-.-......... l02
r Panama new IS foicl -..--+-.....+. ioi7.
N'rrinia- Brown Brothers cts ..-...-.4. 81
Nirgluia-ca Car Chemical ist ~ fhidI $50
Na Ry and Power Co Is Cbid)...... esi5
WABASH doo 4si.......... t.,...... ... e7tl
Ws6ash-Pltis Term lst IS ihid1.-.. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

S, Ie 0a 5,s 4, export to the Continent io2i
,consolida,ed a, all por,.-Net r.c,,n,s
80. oa'es' export 10 Great Britain. soeo
y SISS To ne Continent, ss7i bales TO
Total since September a. ali ,o-.
reSeipis Lseasc5 bales; export 10 croa,
ba,di, ',Sioio bales; to France lis2ess
s,ayss ne Continent. 4.id.2o1; to Japan.
New Orleans. La. August is-Thc cotton
until the middle OF the n,orninr =, 10y
apparent that stop loss orders were boins
lyached on the long s!Ge. and that weaS
inc market by the success % shorts clos
ING DIGS Januory. itia. Mrach. il5e: Man.
LOU. Aususi. n.f3: September. u5s. octob.
u. - DoceM5e-. = IS Spot Cotton
steaay 2-l6 on mlddiag. Il ,5-is sale. on
'"e tpol. u bales. 70 arrive. nlna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
sY,nNAND az l.INw.

southbound trains scheluied TO leave Rich
fnond daily; o.0s a. ~. Loen; to Nor.ina
l..0 u M.-S!eercrs ana cuacnes, Ntunta
Birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. i:?)
y. M.-s!.eprrs and coaches. Jacksonville.
IL p Il. M.-s.ecpofs ana coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham Memphis. %orthoound trains
.ch.dulcd 70 arrive in Richmond daily:
1850 ~ NJ. $3.50 y, NJ, sos l.. 81. $40 p. n.
Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
N ew York
Stock Market

New York. August Ia
Dealings in stocks to-day were Of 4
s!nguiarly confusing character Trad
ms was moderately large In the nrst
hour. Later 1t fell of TO minor pro-
portions, but at no time was there
marked strength in those issues which
constitute speculative force
For tho greater part OF the session
tevorite like United states Steel and
the Hartman and IItn issues within
narrow limits, when not under re-
straint, while Reading and Lehigh
Valley were obviously under pressure.
in fact. Readings heaviness was
foremost feature OF the day
There was continuance OF the up
ward movement in shares OF such
southern transportation lines as
Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic
Coast Line. the buying being stimu-
lated by ciroumstantial details con-
ccrning forthcoming DEVELOPMENTS in
the drst named property.
Unusual strength wss also mani
tested by the Gould group as repre-
scented By Denver and Rio Grande
common and preferred and Missouri
paolao. while Fries. too, was IN de-
mand Coppers and General Electro,
MS wen as Southern Railway preferred
wore very active at higher prices in
the hnal hour. the market making
fairly strong close after another spell
Of weakness TIA the anthracites. Union
Paciao and few other prominent Is
Bonds we're Irregular. with "a sharp
decline in ST Louis and san Fran
cisco General 5's. Total sales. pax
valne wore 100000. United states
soyernnen, bonds were unchanged on ,
call
New York. August l3.-Money on
oail STEADY. 1-2as per cent; ruling |
rat. as Time loans steady; nigh
isst 5 i-aes "a per cent; Six months
a ss--4 So. Prime mercantile paper
.B95 IA per cent Sterling e%chAnge
o.ax kAs45o for sixty-day bills Si.s1lo
nA rnr,r nrrihl Mills. S4S3 So. l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
DRY GOODS nArrr-

New York. August u The 5obb.nr mar
49, are active and trade IN d-ess goods
wasa iahrics and domosics I. broad Pr.
ma cotton goods martets arc quiet In ac
80. a;ce with the decline IN cotton pri
'a'9 NFess markets are slti-e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

, - '..IsYi - i u -st l5--C' attle-Rece
t.oe9 head market steady 10 strong: b.eves
500 -'i'' Texas steers. S5.cO0s %. Vest
. err, steers, Sc % 2 sos. stockers and feeder.
fi,lvi 80" COWS ana hei.crs sas5Qsi5:
caves. sos 9 30 Hogs-Receipts II 0o6
H.eAi' market mostly q zoe. higher. ilght.
g. 70 ,f'. missed. $500 $50. heavy. S745,I
so rough. 81 f5 30. pigs Songs a5' bulk
o. sales s7s0g 80 Sheep-Receip,s, sof.ii
Heae' markei show and mostly 10 cents
''We' Naii'o. Sf-) q .i5); Western. So iOfi
49, yeaTlirss, SAi0q55o. lambs. native.
Sfs' '-' Western. si50GGa5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

AeW York. august -Reeves-Receipts.
90 "Nad no trading: feeling steady FOR
spod .islHr for medium and common
D,niNes- Eec~ip's ZOO weak Veals ,s.sDa
ftt. 'tl.s loFeoi. sassers and butter
i"i g. si-oo 2 p1. no Westerns sheen and
lambs Receipts, .05s head slow to e5c low.
r. shoen. se,t0G 100; culs sstoQ y.
,a,mns So n $40. mainly. S55oaG75. culIs.
f-flH 'f Hogs Receipts. 100: heavy to
!Sh' weights ss.5oT$ssN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

FHEAIlr.. .-N..!-lER OF TIE SOUTH.
TraiaI Leave Richmond.
y. B-fol!owing schedule nsu.cs publish.
ed as Information and not guaranteed.
For the South-Dally: e:i0 =. Il. Local
lc.ls y ii. Express eco r. ". Hrpresr
win electric lighted Sleeping Car lo- al
ANITA ind Birmingham. ii.S h. al ESDresh
Week Days: 500 r. 81. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$40 p. Notwithstanding for Raiti.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. t0c A Xxx
bun. and 2.s T.. M.-Mon.. We'd. and Fri
day-Local
trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 a. NJ. $40 a II
100 =. NJ SOS p II. daily: 1855 FL, sun
From West Point: $50 =. 81. daily. 81 Il
NJ. Nor. Wed. and FRI. 4:?5 T. 81. tx sun
j. K. BURGESS. d. +. A..
eo1 Z Main 81. Phon- Madison 272
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
qqooRQsHygg9Ad7AN5

Tours Inc. Hotels Shore Excursions. Lowest
Rates. Twin screw :. :. "BI1R,iUDIiN."
iO5is ton. displacement. Electric fans wire-
less ;elcgraphy. FASTEST. newest and only
steamer landing passengers at the dock In
bermuda without transfer. snilings every
i've days In connection with r. NJ 5. +.
CO. Tickets interchangeable.
For full Information apply to 4. T.. OUT
ERi;!aDGE q Co. ACTS, Quebec :. :. Co.,
Ltd, . Brdwy.. y. " $. II. BOWMAN. 7OS
J.. Main, any Ticket Agt.. or QUEBEC
=. :. CO.. Ltd. Nu.l,c.
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SAVANNAH; Ga. Aug- Turp.n,in.
- nm at 29i.cl &c. sales iss Ia
receipts i3i: shHritnts. "a. s,oct.
9'y.' kosin-Firm: sres a.7.. roceinft
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission co CON.
mission Merchants. Richmond. va)
Richmond Va Angus; IS. 1912.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QVorATIoNs or
MARKET
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'Sales az Union Stock YardsD


HieAHond Va. August H. lpl2
Report OF The i've stock marie, Tor ,ho
week ending Angus; t. 1912.
Best steers n. 41-.c; on. bunch ,,-.,.
sseeIs "a httlc higher. medium TO good
o.. . g. common 20 fa!r iN.g5lsc. best
Ae.ieFs. s.-r. medium 20 sood. 81. gs.,c..
So'''!loh 70 ia!r a's g TIC. best cows IL M
.s-. HeaiEm 90 Eooc. -: a - . common 10
.a!E' -. s'<c bulls. ii7U5c.; cows ana
een'Nes' $50 90 pcr head. veal calves. bes;.
-: ia!E 10 good di.Q-c.. dicks ig5c..
AMPS bo'i-c. hest sheen sisa4c com.
mon {" talf, 2's4 sac. best hogs 7ar.
A"oals' 81 4'ic sows ana stags, 5lsisc
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OLD nuAlINInN Linz

Lv. RlcasncHa zoo. o: AsA -. aa.ly.s.vJ =. =,
Leave Newport Sews. & 81 H. II
N.''Ns % " ~ "
Connects VAIN sHato line stcosne-s .sas.ax
Nosio.A !or Ne" iosE daily. except sunday
/ ~ a. 81. SVineotADi.s also made - H. /.
". ~. l.. 81 had q. q q. ny. az = !.
S!lAt ..nr steamers stop i; C!are..Ons TO
land reee:v. pa&senSers s.snH.. <as
~. be met - pGo.!c conveyance.
VIRGINIA NANIGAIIOS %. tssnect,v.
March -.).-JaH.es River % Daylight for,
norfolk ana GA Point Newport News Aad
al La.a.s River landings Steamer leave
Monday. Wednesday and Friday n s.50 A.
Al. Freight received tor all Jan.-s Al, .s
l4ndfuss. Phone Madison i76
Main Li,k.t OaIee 8. =. 4a-n sttcet
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STEAMBOATS,.
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMBOATS,.

Steamers Norfolk to Boston daily. except
Thursday TO Providence. Monday. TAurs-
Say aad Saturday. 7. ". Through ticket,
on sale TO principal points
Fine steamers. excellent service, low iareL
Wireless telegraph send tor Booklet,
Apply c. { o. Ry.. y * W R5 8 H.
Bowman. 40. 10; e Maia Street and rich.