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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
[ ENDENCY IN WHEAT
is SLIGHTLY FIRMER
Inactivity and Narrowness are Solvent Features
Eary in Week rading Mainly onfined
to Scalplng Is ement

New York Is. August 25.--lnactivity and
narrownoss were salient features in
domestic wheat markets carly i'm the
week There was scarcity OF i'm
portant orders and especially from.
outsiders. and hence the trading Was
mainly confined to the s,alping 81.
ment There was iu ihv main a
scarcity of potent influences. and III,
fluctuations were Cimcuniscribed al
though at tho outset there was a
slightly nlmer tendency. which Was
mainly attr uted to untimely rains in
the Northwest. where harvesting was
in progress.
Consequently. work was h.nder,d
and much grain became wet. which
would it Was naturally assumed. calss
some deterioration. Moreover the
temperature was uncommonly lows for
the season In the Canadian North-
western Provinces. where tho crop is
backward. higher temperature l.tng
needed to ripen it promptly i'm order
TO preclude damage in case If an
early frost
How the Market WINS Affected
Notwithstanding The fairly big
primary receipts. espociaily in winter
wheat territory. stocks have accunu-
lated remarkably SLOWLY because the
shipments into consumptivc channels.
both domestic and foreign. hav, been
sides had practically no old whea; left
when tho new began To move. and
therefore they We're eager buyers
having made good sales Of now ilour
for forward deliveries. Gable advicos
We're somewhat encouraging. European
markets being influenced 10y wet
weather and delayed harry estinr cs-
pecialiy in northern Europe. and not
ably in Great Britain and France
In Russia also. the outcome was un-
satisfactory. and 1t is the general i'm
preston that n large part OF Europes
production will be inferior, which Will
necessitate more liberal buying in
this country.
1t is the general impression that
needy farmers have marketed the bulk
OF their surplus. while we'll to DO
farmers arc unwilling to accept cur
ren; bids. and therefore Il is predicted
that the receipts in Kansas City and
St Louis will show a decrease ere
long MEANWHILE exporters are show
ing fair interest. and moderate deal
!nrs were reported. Including a small
quantity OF new spring to arrive. the
first this season ENGAGEMENTS oil
ocean-frcight room for deferred Ship
mont have been on moderately large
scale and probably would have heen
larger Were tho supply adequate and
rates slightly lower
News From Abroad.
In tho last half Of tho week there
was Slightly moro huoyancy. as offer
inRs were smaller and demand mod
erately spirited Buying WAS acceler
ated partly 10y encouraging cables.
European markets showing an upward
tendency. owing TO fear OF further de-
terioration especially in Great Brit
tain and France. where the weather
was unsettled or wet. and consequently
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News Of Petersburg,

AZ Fork Union on SATURDAY.. was widely
known and beloved in Fetershu~a. ne
was at one time. and for many years
the pastor Of the First Baptis, church
here His last visit to the city was
several months ago when ho conducted
series Of Evauselistlc meetings AZ
tho FRS, Church
Mr. and Mrs Charles Young
formerly OF p,iersbure now OF char.
lesion. : C.. are visiting Nj and Mrs.
Joseph Young on Hinton street
Miss Nirsinia peNlovile smith who
has been visiting relatives IN this city
returned 10 her home IN savannah.
Ga. last nigh
Alleged I riminnI Assault.
The authorities OF Dinwiddie county
and the police of Petersburg are
searcnins FOR man named d. p.
scott Tor whose arrest Il warrant has
neen issued, charging him win crlmi-
nal assault Tho victim is the younr
daughter OF a citizen OF Petersburg
The assault is alleged TO have oc-
Cured a Ferndale Park. where the
accused nan. who is from North caro-
lima. had been employed cor some TIM,
managing the hobby horses
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PUBLIC INDIFFERENT
TO STOCK MARKET

New York. August 25-Foaiurcs Of
stock market during tho past week
were the strength of copners the
ftl-iiYo hfavinoss % tho railway
group in almost ail it's branches. ana
ihc apathy or Indifference of the gem
ot4i public To what eNtcni the rise
70 metals was based upon manipulate
ZION must remain mathematical. but ii
IS well-nieh univcrsally believed that
the situation as affecting that indus
try has really shown steady improve
ment
sales Of COPPER at IS cents the high
ost quotation in years were unofn-
cialy r,poited Ind tho declaration Of
dividend double that al a year aso
nN one Of the most conservative pro-
ducers offers hope that other copner
compan'es may he able 70 increase
tneir disbursements ,n tho form of
dividends.
Respecting the hackwardness OF the
railroads. the reason most popularity
aeeeep'ea was the pending Panama
Canal les Station color was given
~ tnis reasoning from thc fact that
ail importnnt systems especially the
i'acliics and tho trauscontinentals,
seemed under greater PRESSURE
Causes qAte apart from national
Legislation werc 'nvanccd 100 cNplana-
fion OF the weakness OF the coal
Issues which several times in the week
We're onerel ia such quantities as 20
suggest luutdattou. ono ot these DSAs
iHe rnsatlsiaftory annual statement Of
tne Lehi-h valley Halroad. nd an-
cther which was more potent WAS
the general belief ot tne Iuterstatc
Commerce Commission is soon 10 define
more sarly its attudc towards tile
coal-carrlers
Conaitlons u The iron and steel trace
show Attlc u any cessation from the
y%itet-, activity OF RECENT mon'ns.
Premiums continue 10 be offered for
gu.eA deliveries and further inward
revision of Price schedules was am
norpoee- Estimates of The earnings
- the United states steel Corpora
i-'- for the current quartei place the
Isu.es wen ahole tnose nf INC mr.
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Cott.n Goods Ke,ie,,.

New York August D -continued
case in raw cotton prices appears to
have unsettled BUYERS oi goods ana
they are IN waiting mood. connninr
their acts more 10 actual requirements
for nearby distribution Trade in
second ny channels has not halted q,
all. s all reports from the South and
West. in particular. report broaden
ms ana healthy trade. based upon good
crop conditions. Exporters are not
doing much ow business but are very
hopeful that there win nc larger or
ders placed II cotton is held at is
present level or lower. Tor the next
few weeks. Shipments on old orders
sim hold the total of exports for the
year materially ahead OF Is year ago
Jobhrrs report that retailers bills
are larger in volume than year ago.
bu, The good taken show q wide sclec-
ton. and confirm the belief that
Shelves arc still bare. Print cloths have
eased half-cent Yard. Brown shootings
and drills have held their values. Tick
inss denims chcviots ANA pla!ds are
firm Pricrs range about as follows
Hrini cloths. as-inch. 6iN64s. cents.
6+&6os u.s. So l-2 inch 64N6ls. rs
cents. southern browns sheet!nes.
standard Sic. and d,nims. ounce.
l3 i-2c ickinss. ounce. l3 cents
standard print, l-2. standard staple
silshams l-4. dress ginshame. = +
cents
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COTTON MARKETNOW
IN WAITING POSITION
Rally Early in Week Lost on Renewed outhern
Hedge Selling Volume Of Business
Later Is VERY LIGHT

New York August e5-The cotton
markets position remains almost the
same as al the close OF iast week.
ihen irodns ended. with october sell
ms al HE. December lla6. January
il.-0. and March Il.32 At the closn
III BUS ness last night October was
l-i December 1888. january lI28.
And Mafch 1885. wiki sentiment equal
~ as missed and uncertain as it was
after INC close OF last wecl,
rom SATURDAYS final prices there
wa maximum advance carly In the
week. ON heavy COVERING of shorts
"Ha some new buying by wall sire I
ANA local operators Cor rally but
thc rally ala not go beyond ~ POINTS
Ny Wednesdays. and this has Since been
lost ON renewed Southern hedge scu-
ine and fresh scattered LOCAL ana
southern liquidation Trading was
Very much mixed during the early
ptrt Of tho week. when there was
strong movement 70 drive in the
shorts ru, during the last two days
volrmc @, business has fallen OF
Iatai SALLY and IS now very light and
Nlffly az professional character
IN IRREGULAR. Uncertain Market.
IIe mafStt ls nov go waiting POI
s.uor. .iiy rcnl.ne tho publctiiou
of tao ueNt corsritncnt CROP report
ttttit' i'iA'' Nl NOON
7aes iay S,ptfmhcr 81 This viii give
th- sNsta-o eouditiou of the crop to
Nueust s.. Therefore. It's correspond
enfs 10 iae number of about $4,000
arc now rolectine 6ata 10 send in TO
lhe CROP Reportiue Board ~ the AZ
rc itural Bureau flor THIS coming re-
port Since the break In tho drought
,ver most OF roNas and Oklahoma two
da!s h4torc the last government crop
report was Announced on August 3.
giving the condition of the crop as
rs IL per cent TO the average date
81 Jul 25. the trade has regarded the
situation and OUTLOOK as so satisfac-
tory, there is now prospect OF a crop
oc about l+.ooo.ooo bales.
The weather conditions have been
uniformly favorable all over the cast
crn and central rart or the belt a 5
well as throughout Oklahoma and the
eastern half VI Texas for the past
month. Therefore il is believed that
Instead ~ showing the usual dcterior-
aton Of 20 Z points for the month
thfoughort the cotton belt, the condi-
zion in tl.at section has either 'n-
lroVod or shown little deterioration
rcm the figures Of month ago only
ir parts of the two Carolina and the
western ANA soltiA-rn portion OF Texas
nave there been complaints Of the need
az rain during the last two weeks. Less
has been heard ot last months COM
plants ot the rank srowth OF weeds
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@teanlboatg,

Old DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Ricamond foot OF Ash 81. daily.5:OO =. ~
Leave Newport EeSs..............,.b:Oy r. III
ATtiNe NoEtp.A' A. -.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
100 r. 81. Connections also made by N a
w. Ry. r. 81. and G.. & y. Ry. at r. 81
Night line cleaners stop at Claremont to
land receive passengers on sgnAl. and
Will be met b. public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Collective
March nJ.-James River oy daylight for
Norfolk and ola Point. Newport News and
oil JaneB River landings. Steamer leayes
Monday Wednesday and Friday at CSC A
IL Freight received for ali Jauues River.
landings. Phone Madison 17s.
Main Ticket oTise. SCI p Main strast
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and dnn1ag. fro,,, ,f,b- ,.,,,, ,,.-..,,,
hon wecvn a., o,b,. ,, 'i''' IN I'm,
F., been l.,..l, 10, u"9 oi.is
come in from ~ 4,a ln,',rl,S ma
lcatcrpill.,s in som. s,c.tq,,g 90
Itr1 Texas Ar!ssiss,,,nt ,,,s I.,e,,,',
The damage from this ms,r,. b",ysyn,
/ h.- mo-, boon ~,,.o,t.1 .,r,o,,.
ionoueh to b.. r,,,rh ~. ,.,,o
/ TN, .r,, o,,t,.,,
| Tho rror s,iii ,i,,. ,.,i.
! on tn, .,.ra,,,. bo,,.v., f,,, - H..
ANA poo; .-sri ox..n, f s.,,,bo,,
Texas. where fine r.r.,,t bo, AZ.
weather has oporod "a .-ro.,, d..,i ~, -
crop prcrnatuie, This has BEEN cans
ing rapid pick nj or I'm. IRIS, d.v.inn.d
hollis on tho nlanis I'm th,t s..tic., ,,i,b
the resul. that over lolooo blios O,
the ue,,. c-on have .o f., ,on,, ~
cred IN the interior ana onncars5 i,
the receipts ct Galveston. uouston ana
other Interior points.
This has caused a great zeal of
hedge selling at New orleans. AS Won
as in this market. and cheapened tho
buying basis for spinnors ana EXPORT
crs This has been on. OF tn. most
potent factors. chansinr sentiment OF
most operators as wen as the majority
OF trad. interests to tn, bear side OF
The market iu connection with the
good growing weather. and rather gem
eral expectation that the coming GOV
eminent crop report viii make "a bear
ish showing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
HIS FIRST INVITATION

Now York August 25-A letter was
sent TO the Astor home ON rif,h Ave-
hue Yesterday inviting john jacoh AS
tor the baby to become member Of
the Rabies Auxiliarv os iho Now York
PCT Kitchen Association. which look :
''ter me welfare OF the babies in tho
Among the members are Edith King
don Dr.Nel. daughter OF former Mar
}}orle Gould; Leonard and Margaret
MAY Lon Coon a little daurhter ~
the Orient Dorothea Sanford Wizard
and Henry Willard grandchildren or
Mrs Henry Willard president OF tho
association. and others whose parents
have won distinction in some vail
Of life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26

vioHs quarter but At hest fail to cover
the dencit incurred by tho poor bust
ness for tao first three months Fine
crops. which were the basis Of much
genuine opt mism in the preceding
week. We're little hard off. albeit the
outlook mas lost none of its great
promise While money figured I'M
importantly. chiefly by reason of re-
strlcted 81. there arc signs that
the carly future may cause some con
Germ Local banks report a steady out
low 10 interior centres, but much of
this drain is tho result OF belated gov
eminent reports. which mas lroady
been partly reciined
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

4-l.LAI -. - .tI.ILN OF TIE SOUTH.
Trans Leave Richmond.
y. B.-following schedule ngurcs publlsh-
ed information and not Guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: 6:lU a. Al Local
1915 a. III Express eco A.. ". Exp.elr,
Win electric lighted Sleeping Car Tor At.
.knta and birmingham. r:45 T.. al. Exprczs
" eek Days: 800 T. ~ Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 p. A.-Daiiy.-connecting for BATH
more Mon Wed and Friday. soc =. M.-EI-
eun- and 20 Il. M.-Mon.. Wed. and Fri-
day-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 600 "A NJ. $40 A. NJ.
900 l.. NJ. s:0S +. NJ. daily: 1906 Ell sun
From West Point: $3.50 y. ". daily. rs A.
IA. MOI. Wed. and Fri. +;25 p. NJ. Elk Sun.
5. Il. BURGESS. d. p A..
to7 Mail st Phone Madison 272
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CORN nnmngcd hy STORM.

tSpccial d INC Times Dispatchl
Freezing, va, August 25.--An cleo
trio storm PASSED over this section
badly damasiug corn and tearing down
fences In places. The streams have
been so fun that the mails over the
star routes We're stopped ana travel
and transportation generally had to bo
suspended There has been more rain
here during the past month than has
been at the same period for years. and
it is proving great hindranco to the
maturing OF corn crops
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Times Dispatch Bureau.
. Bolliushrook Street.
CTelephone 1855,


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son.lv n.,.,ed con,b,ninr ines Of
ho,b ,;rariin Ana Pon,an architecti,re.
p.,-ond ,ba suditor,um and divided bv
. rollinc nartifio,, ,yiil he IN, SUNDAY
srnonl nortion occnnvinr snace
,S.s5 ree, divided into class rooms.
.ri,. ..,,,,e,er,.,,t Is sncn th.i vhcn
oc,,.sion r,auir.s the two depart,
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cara leave Manchester. seventh ana Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
g. 7. S, 30. 10 II. liz a. NJ, :. 2. e. l. s.
80 .l5. % Z. 5. 80. 10 +. II.
lloc p ~. 70: Chester. 1900 midnight foe
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg. ,oct OF Sycamore
Street Tor Manchester:
t5is. Gas ''7:l6. .7:sS. $780, a;ss. .lo:sS 1i:5,
~ NJ: 1885. 81 SO. e:a5. 3:3s. .i:35. 5:s5, ga
s7:S5 rs. 9.ss slo:40. 1910 p. n.
tDAny. except Sundays and hoidays-
Carries baggage and exprcsA
''Limited. except Sundays and holidays
All from Petersburg connect vita
cara for Richmond
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TWO IDEAL CRUISES.
AROUND THE WORLD

octobcr le. 1872. from New York.
February c. 1913 from san Francisco
by the Steamship Cleveland U70OO
tons): ilo days duration each cruise,
cost $3.50 up. ircludinP all necessary
expenses aboard and ashore railway
hotel. shore excursions. carriages
guides. fees etc :.
"AsI< MIX. HOWMtN.' Tourist Agent.
EOS r.. Main street, RichmOnd. va.
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.HYDROPLANE TURNS TURTLE
Two .tNiators Arc Plunged Into Rnri-
TIM nnN

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
keansbufe \ j. August 35.-Two
aviators We're plunged into Raritan
Bay last evening when their hydro
plane turned turtle about 400 feet in
the air James Hubbard. VINO made
the trip as passenger. sustained Sc
rious injuries and was in a critical
condition tonight O. q. simmons.
who was driving tho machine. was
practically uuhurt
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Al. LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect August T. 1872
Leave by!G SScet station. Itican.oH0s FOR
NORFOLK. os:lo 4. NJ, 500 A. 4. 81 ~
J.. NJ. 't;io Z. ID. blss p. n
ron LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: '6:i5
A NJ. $50 y Nj a3ro p. NJ. 's:2o =. N
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. al:4o A.
VI. bliss 4. NJ. '6.35 p. N. blO;25 T.. n,
IL 80 J.. ii. From the West; go a. NJ
n2:io T.. NJ. b!:+o p. N. 's.oo i. M, $500 T.
Al
.Daiiy. aDaIy CT. sunday. bsunday only.
w. i. BEViLL. q. H. BOSLEY,
c.. r. A. Roanoke. . z. A. Richmond
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Railroads
sEADoAKD AIR LINE.

SfABUAKIJ NIX LINZ.
South bound trsins scheduled 20 Leave Rica.
mond daily; 9:0J n A.-Locai to Nor!inA.
l;21 L. M.--Sleepers ana conches. Atlanta.
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville. l:2l
a. M.-Slcepers ana coaches Jacksonville
IL rs L. M.--s!eepors and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham Memphis. Northbound trains
scheduled TO arrive In Richmond daily:
.:5o a. ~. $50 a. NJ 6.& T.. Al. $40 p. NJ.
Local.
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u is assumed that the supply OF prime
; wheat VIII be reduced. neccssitatin.
further moderately large purchases of
wheat and ilour In this country.
Indeed. the inquiry has been much
better for new spring wheat to arrive
but. unfortunately. large dealinl
were hindered by the scarcity OF ocean
freight room and the higher rates
asked. II is. OF course. realized that
the receipts or sprins wheat VIII
speedily become much heavier. but
DOUBTLESS. this has been IN good part
discounted Moreovor. it is the general
Impression that new spring wheat
will be promptly salablo as soon as
available. because stocks Of both wheat
and flour are meagro. The visible sup
ply for example. is only approximate
Is 100000 bushels. OF practically 3d.
""oooo bushels less than year ago.
Northwestern mn rkcts and more IS
p"ciallN Winnipeg. We're couspicuousiy
strong a, times. which was attributed
largely to the unseasonably cold wea-
ther In the Northwestern provinces.
the mercury being as low as forty in
some instances. While this may. OF
course do no noteworthy harm I'm the
Immediate future ii vil undoubtedly
delay harvesting. as the cror needs
warm weather TO mature soon enough
TO be practically ont 90 danger. unless
there should be heavy and protracted
rains and particularly IL followed inn
mcdiately by killing frost sun, the
majority of dealers are optimistic. be-
lievnE that ii is useless to borrow
trouble about such 4 remote contin-
sency
Features of the Corn Market.
Corr has been decidedly stronger In
fact prices for the nearby deliveries
have advanced in a somewhat startling
way. This was brought about by the
insignificant receipts throughout the
West, which led 70 another MATERIAL
reduction in the visible supply. which
is down 10 remarkable low level
Farmers have been making almost no
deliveries to country stations. although
shippers have been making higher
bids day by day. 1t u.s. therefore. tho
natural conclusion that farmers have
parted with practically all their sur
plus. and this. OF courso. created much
apprehension. not only among specu-
lators who had SOLD September short.
but among dealers Ire cash corn Who'll
had not secured SUFFICIENT corn to nnl
their contracts TO- Angus, and sep
tcmher shirment.
As result. the sellers nc Deceni Der
contracts also became uneasy which !
was small wonder in view OF the
enormous price difference between me
actual cash PROPERTY and the nev cropl
deliveries Even though the new cropl
bids fair 10 be large one 1t is byl
no means certain that much 90 the
grain will be sufficiently dry to be M ,ol
deliver on December contracts There
fore. many conservative merchants
consider IL extra hazardous to keep ON
the short side
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INCOME RETURNS
IN SMALL CITIES

IlV OOlHLl UiGlLO
CONTINUED From First Paseo
MRS. mrs. u l. Jennings. s..,.o. u.ryu.
Jones sslco Allen - Jor.s. $1,000
II. p. Parker. $500
g w. Robinson $4,000 T " Ross.
$500 Thomas T. starns. $500. l.
). 3 Weave $500 Lloyd T. wr-
son. $500
second Ward.
No returns on Income
Third Ward.
g { Berkeley $1,000. l. !. Bosss.
E 7 lvey. s2.5oo.
George " Lenz. $4,000.
Charles W Mugler $4,000
Fourth Ward.
z : Alexander S2SOo j Anplc-
Whit. S9.4oo william r Ayie,i. 81
500
T. j. Barham ssoso O bland.
s2e4o 2 5 Blnnion. $4,000 : *.
Buxton. Sf.5oo. Joseph T Buxton. 81.
500.
v T Chaplin. $3.50 ). Kennedy
VI. Curtis. Si.5Oo.
". T. Dineeu. S2.e00
NJ 4. Finch. $3.50
GaJewood. $1,000 4. IS Gndner. So.
$40. John Greensmith $4,000
William Hamilton. S2.fc0 J T. Har-
rison. s2.ioo John H. Hay $4,000.
II 3 Holmes. s25oo
x NJ. Lett. ss.5oo John G. Live
icy. 5000 W 3 Livezey. s2.loo. o. p.
L b. Msnvile. 5000 j. \ Msss.e.
$4,000.
Il i Norton. $3.50
f. T. ealen. $4,000 E j rhtton.
$4,000 " =. Post, $4,000
J. Winston Read $1,000
p q. smith, SeSoo. Godfrey = smith.
G. .. west. $4,000 George p West.
S5.0oo. j. a winet, $4,000. AleNander
wills $500. George y Wise. $500.
The University CITY.
Here are tile income tax nsures
from tho city OF Charlottesville.
First ward.
Il Y X div 1ia~id 1i.s'' $. 200. r. I. W.
Duke Jr. si.22o
l. I Hsnekei. $500. stuart
r. b. Lyons. Jr., 5000. Mrs Mary
4 Lyons. $1,000
Or " u. Macon, $500 I'll Niche.
$4,000.
T. b. obordolfer. se,5oc.
Charles {. Tennnnt, se.55o.
j. b Wood. $500; George r Walker.
s. 500. ". q. Watson, $4,000. Mrs. Fam
mic NJ. WHEELER s2.lco.
second Ward.
B. +. Dickerson, $4,000.
H. II. George estate. 81 200.
George 7. Harrison. s2.l3i.
Thomas 5 Keller. $4,000.
L. s Mason Sr $1,000. DR.. Z. NJ.
Masrudcr. $1,000
H. T Nelson. Jr.. $4,000
George Perkins s7loo. George l.
". a. Walden. $4,000, R 4. Wat
John west (coiorod). $500.
Third ward.
Gilby c. Kelly. s2.O5o.
Mrs c. l. Pace, S2,6c0.
Fourth Wnrd.
Dr. j. G. Flirpen. $4,000.
W. S Gooch. $4,000
w. H. Heck. $4,000. Milton w.
Humphreys. $4,000. Mrs Elizabeth l..
Harrison, $3.50
Mrs Jane Ellen Lyman. s2,Sso.
j. /. Newcomb. $4,000
r. r. Powers $4,000
James c. Renshaw s2.500.
f. a. Twyman. $3.50.
Richard II. Wilson. $4,000
And Here ~ Rndford.
The figures from the site Of the
newest state normal school are.
East Wnrd.
James d. Bird. $1,000
West Ward.
william S Daniels s2,s3S
Archie P Goldsmith. sets
Albert sidney Johnson. $4,000
where They MIKE Paper.
7. &C names come from Bucna vista.
as follows:
f. l.. Embrec. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-26
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Railroads
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