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Collector on commission. Tel. 1912.
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sHIRTMAKER.

B. Yamatoya, shirts, Paiamas. kimo-
nos to order; Nuuanu near Pauahi
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SHIRTS AND PAJAMAs.

Y.iMATOYA,
1850 Fort. Ehirts pajamas, kimonos'
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SW1AVI-FZ0
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Mrs. Carolina hernandez, Union st
Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets
0aby caps and dresses. Specially, OF
initial and hemstitching. Reasonable
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Enjoyable Cnrd Party.

An enjoyable card party was given
on Thursday night BY Miss jamie Rob-
ertson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Stanley Robertson. of Forest HIM. in
honor of Miss Eloise Jackson, of VIII
mington. y. G.. and Miss Anna Page
Williams. OF Greensboro. n. c. Miss
Alice Ingram and Li,tlepage Ingram
won first prizes. and Miss Eliza ingram
took tho consolation. Those present
were: Misses Eloiso Jackson, Anna
Page Williams. Elenor Gary. Thelma
Watt. imogene Gregory. Lyle Gary,
Alice Ingram, Eliza Brodnax Ingram,
Virginia Garnett. deGraffenreid Robert
son, Ellen Smith, Mrs. Sidney smith.
Mcssrs. Overton Dennis, Francis
French. Littlepage Ingram, Minor
Tompkins. Robert Wilson, Alexander
Robertson. Brodnax Robertson. Carlyle
Gregory. Therlow Gregory. Charles Nc
Kinney. Sidney Smith, Richard II.
Smith. George Tompkins and Thomas
Rosenhlack.
The dance which was TO have been
given on Wednesday night in the home
OF Miss deGraffenrcid Robertson, at
"Brookside." has been postponed on
account OF a death In the family.
Miss Anna Page Williams, who has
been the guest OF Miss Eliza Brodnax
Ingram. Is now visiting her aunt, Mrs.
T. w. Wood, OF Forest Hin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
CHARTERS ISSUED

Tho following charters we're Issued yestsr-
day by the state Corporation Commission:
pstersburr stock fardt CORPORATION. Burn
1.ds Va Capital; maximum, 5000 mini
mum. $500. T. r. rarSons. president: c. y.
isotnaine. sccretary--both OF Petersburg, Va.
Farmers Bank OF Oak Hail tinc.J. oaE
Hall Staticn Va. CAPITAL. $4,000. Frank
Fletcher. president Jenkins Bridge, Va; ~.
Mnes secretary, Atlantic, Va.
silver Springs water Company RoanoR,
Va Capital; Maximum. 500 90. minimum.
si5.09o. e Aarkley, president; " l.. An
crews. secretary and trsasurer-both OF
Roanoke. va.
The ". S. Jengins Grain Company Gnc).
Leeeburx. Va Capital. $1,000. ". 6. j-n-
Kline. president; A. :. jenkins. secretary
Herndon Ice and supply Company ancD.
Herndon Va. Capital: Maximum. $1,000:
e N. Calvin. secretnry-boih OF herndon.
Va
Industrial Finance Corporation. Norfolk.
Va capital: Maximum. S7coe 90; minimum,
se.srJ. 900. 4 j Morris, president. Norfolk
Va. j. y Glider. secretary. New York.
West Chant Boulevard Company lnc)
norfolk, Va Capital. 500. coo. ". II. Taylor.
president: L. Il. johnson. secretary. Norfolk.
va
amendment, to foreign charter: a. F..
Strou, Farm Agency. Maine corporation.
increasing It's capital stocI from I5e.9o9 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

Under the leadership Of j. Campbell
White, the Laymen's Missionary Move
ment viii hold united training con-
ference here for threo days, beginning
on Friday afternoon with a devotional
service in tho Y. NJ. C. A., with Rev
W. j. Young. D. D., as the leader The
annual iaymen's dinner will follow tho
service at $50 o'clock at the Richmond
Hotel.
Sessions Of the conference Will be
held In Centenary Methodist Church.
The program Is as follows:
Friday. 6:3o o'ciock-Devotional scr
vico at Y. NJ. c. A.; $40 o'clock ami
versary dinner AZ Richmond Hotel.
Oliver j. Sands. chairman OF State ex-
ecutive committee, presiding: nova
ton, the Rev. J. Y. bowman, D. D.:
address OF welcome. Henry Carter
Stuart, Governor of Virginia; address,
Socialism or the Kingdom" Or. II.
NJ. Poteat president Furrnan Univcr-
sity. Greenvillc. s. c.. announcements.
Professor Il. +. Gaines. Lit ID. field
secretary Laymens Missionary Move
ment; address, ~ New Era In Mission
airy Finance" j. Campbell White, gen
eral secretary Laymens Missionary
Movement; bcnedIctiom, Rev. II. u. c.
Maclach!an.
Saturday afternoon, o'clock-Train
ing conference, w d. Duke, presiding
scripture and prayer. Rev. L. 7. VIII
son. u. D.; discussion. The Simuitane-
ous Every Nj mber Canvass" j. Camp
bell White. leader: o'clock, training
conference. O. 5. Morton, presiding
scripture ana prayer Rev. John j
Scherer, Jr.: training conference for
canvassers dealing Wilt, the questions
objections and difficulties which will
probably be met by the canvassers).
]. Campbell White. Leader; address,
Pastoral leadership" RHv. w. p.
Beauchamp, D. d, OF Danviile.
Sunday MISUNDERSTANDING confer
ence for the canvassers oliver J. Sands.
presiding; scripture and prayer, Rev.
]. Calvin Stewart. ID d: address Some
Factors In Church Efficiency" P.'ofes-
sor r. e. Gaines discussion. 'uo - TO
Conduct the Canvass 40 az to Make
1, Of the Largest Spiritual Value of
the People" j. Campbell White, loader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17


The United suites Circuit Court OF Appeals
reconvened yesterday morning 10 o'clock
with Circuit Judges Pritchard. Knapp and
Woods and District Judge Dayton In at
tendance.
/ Cases Argued: No. le.i-H j McLaurin,
Jr., appellant. -. W. u, Mcfsuchin. us ro-
ceiyer OF Linson Lumber Company and as NJ,
Individual, and j ". McLauchln appelees;
appeal from the District Court at Charleston,
s. c, Argued by Robert .. rurdy Sumter,
Cheraw. $. c.. Tor the appellees. and submit
ted.
NJ. I2a2-The Bank Of Dillon. appellant,
ana cross appellee. ~. Williams Murrhson.
trustee in bankruptcy of Il. l.. Moore & Co,
bankrupt ct al, appellces ana cross appel
ants; cross-aprc.ls from the District Court
at Charleston, :. c., IN bankruptcy. Argued
by w. H. Muller, Dillon :. c. and +. A.
Wilcox. Florence, $. g.. for the appellant
and cross-appeliee, and ~ Louis NJ Swink,
Richmond, Va. for the appeliees anu cross.
appellants, and submitted,
case In call to-day: No. i22t-M. v. Moore
" co, appellant vs.. Harry NJ. Gilmore. trus-
tee. nppelice; appeal from the District Court
Mt Ashev!Ilc. " C.. in bankruptcy. To DO
Vile, n. q. for the appellant, and by Merit
mon. Adams Il Adams. .Asheyillc. y. @. for
the appellee
No. ls2a-A r. staples. ir., trustee CT al,
appellants. 81. Adams, Payne q Gieaves
lnc), appellee; appeal FROM the District
be argued by a H. Hunt, poindcxter & Hop
wood. Roanoke. Va, and l., j. Holland. Blue
field w Va. for the appellants. ana ny O..
). McNuity. NJ. NJ. Caldwell and ii. r. lIoll,
Robert O. Pnrdy. Sumter. =. C.. md w.
IL Muller. Dillon, :. g.. were admitted to
practice AS attorneys and counselors In this
court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
GOVERNORS STAFF
ORDERS UNIFORMS
Colonels Go Predecessors One
Better and Add Special Mill
tarY Evening Dress.

Governor Henry c. Stuart had his
hrst meeting With his stan yesterday
at luncheon given ut the Common
wealth Club by julien H. Hill, chief
OF STAFF. To the Governor and his aides
do camp. Seventeen of the newly
created colonies and three officers OF
the Governors military detail wcre
present. Colonel 10 Lane Stern. az
sistant Inspector genernl of the Vir
gintn Volunteers. was the only out
slider invited. His help was desired by
the new aides In the selection of unit
forms
III was strictly business gathering
without oratory. Tho only rhetorical
outbursts allowed were the proposal
OF tho toast 10 the Governor by Col
onel Hill the toast 10 the stan by Gov
crnor Stuart. and the shor, address on
regalia By Colonel stern.
or the Governors stan were nres-
enf the following colonels: julien H.
HiIi, chief of stan: John Landstreet
Henry Lee Valentine. Warren T. Tay-
Tor. James J. Pollard. John Il. Pas
chall. all OF Richmond. Robert /. pr
fish, or Covinston; Parkc +. Deane. OF
windsor: John W. Williams OF Pearls
burg: William King. OF Lynchburg:
Isonas + Goode. OF Boydton. Harden
Ha.rston. OF MartinsvlIlc: John L.
Pinncr, of Suffolk; Ashton w. Gray, Of
petersburg. *. Kent Spiller, OF Roanoke;
W. H. lanSi; orne. OF ESmont and L.
J.. Bcale of Bowling Green From the
Governors adjunct military staff were
present: Colonel r. l.. GOODWIN, EN-
poria: Captain II. Norton Mason. Rich
mond. and Captain W. W. LaPrade,
South Richmond
Order Three Uniforms.
The colonies went their predecessors
ono better In the line OF gold lace and
uniforms. by placing orders yesterday
for three Gcpugatc and distinct milf
tnry costumes. Tho staff Ia TO be pre-
pared for all State occasions. no mat
ter what the hour or the circumstance.
To the customary dress, and full dress
uniforms of coloney Of caval.>~ which
has heretofore been worn BY the
members OF the Governors stan. was
added yesterday a special evening
dress uniform modelled after the even
Ing dress uniform OF the United States
Army. This uniform. maac OF yer.
the civilian dress suit, but rs orna-
mented with heavy gold epauiettes. an !
liz worn with white waistcoat, which
Is adorned with gold buttons. he
trousers arc OF plain, dark blue. This
uniform IL designed TO be worn At PUT
lie receptions tn the Executive Man
eion and to state functions, at night.
The star has not determined upon
the rrst occasion for the donnine OF
the uniforms. The stan Is expecting
to have its costumes within a few
weeks, and IL Is certain that oppor-
tunity VIII lie given To display them
shortly thereafter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
General News Notes.

A tea will he given on Friday night
at the home of Mrs. w. a. Cooper. OF
1911 Porter street. by the Wesley Bible
Glass of Central Methodist Church. a
silver Offering will be- taken, and an
excellent program has been arranged
Lawrence Curley. nine years old. son
of MIR. and Mrs. -. a.. Curley. of East
Ninth Street. who was run over by a
wagon while sleigh riding. is improv-
ing. His leg was broken.
For the benefit of the Philathea
Glass, THE Misses Pringlos Leap Year
will DO presented by the young people
OF Stockton Street Baptist Church to-
night.
With oratory, music and refresh
ments. Progressive Council. Daughters
OF Liberty. celebrated Its sixteenth an
nivei sary last night In Robbens Hail.
Liberty Council of Juniors will cele-
brate Its twenty sixth anniversary to-
night, and on Friday night Washington
Camp. Patriotic Order Sons OF Amer
lea, will observe Its ninth Anniversary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
WILL GO TO PEN

Following conviction on charge OF
highway robbery. w. IS. Biount and
Herbert Cox, young white men, were
sentenced To Ave years each In the
state Penitentiary last night by Judge
Ernest II. Wells, Of Hastings Court.
Part IL The men, together with Tay-
Tor Satchneld, were accused OF holding
up and robbing a deaf mute, named AT
kins, several months ago on the north
end OF Mayo Bridge, Satchheld turned
States evidence and testified against
his companions. Owing 10 difficulty In
getting the testimony Of Atkins, the
case was long dragged out and went
10 the jury after nightfall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
MANY ARE COMING
FOR TRADE WEEK
Carolina Merchants Send Accept.
ance to Chamber Invi-
tation.

Much TO the surprise of the executive
committee of the trade extension bu-
reau. which has charge OF the arrange
ments for Spring Trade Week. March
s 10 6, as many retail merchants In
North and South Carolina as In Vir-
GINA are writing TO say that they will
attend the great commercial week. For
every favorable reply from a merchant
within the State there Is received one
from merchant without tho State.
The zeal Of the merchants TO accept
the Invitation is prompting tho bureau
10 increase its plans for the entertain
ment OF Spring Trade Week" visitors
There is printed below the second
lnstallmeut OF retail merchants who
have indicated their purpose TO come
10 Richmond for the trade week
II. =. Crawford. Woodleaf. ~ C.
Harrison " Bro. Frederic ks burg. Va.
J. II. Brockwell. Burrollsville. Va.
ii. Cohn, Henderson. y. c.
II. T. Stewart. Ebony, Va.
The Jones Dry Goods Co. Union, S. c.
w. Ii. Hill. Westwood, Va.
Breach &. Minor. Ula. Va,
T. r. Clarke & Son. Lively, VS.
r. G.. Thornton, Milford, Va
Mrs. Ida y. Gouldin. Gouidin. Va.
Xeno q, Mann. Whittakers. n. C.
g. Il. Jackson, Wnrrcnton, y. c.
Mrs. j. T. Hollowman, Aulander, N. c.
w. y. Checly. Warfield. Wa.
Jacobs Bros, Mullins. y. G.
Proximity Mere. Co, Greensboro.
N. c.,
B. NJ. Patton. Stearnes. va.
Leigh District Dispensary Meherrin.
Va.
Cash Grocery store, Pagcland. s C.
G. III. Loving, Orange, Va.
t. Coleman, Orange, Va
Virginia Mica and Mining Corp.
Chula. Va.
farrell Bros. * Co, MarshviiIe. n. C.
T. a. Adams Il Co, Danripplo. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
SETS FEBRUARY DOCKET
Many Commo wealth and Damage Suits
TO he Heard By Judge Wells.

Judge Ernest IL Wells set the docket
for the February term yesterday in
Hastings Court. Part H., as follows:
tho Commonwealth against Henry
Boone. Joe Jones and William Coleman
February II, against Pattc House, w.
L. Slaughter and Raymond Ellis. Feb
ruary Is; walter Kidd against Is H.
Lipscomb. February -, Mona Eliza
beth Pesrman against the city Of Rich
monG, February %: the Fulton Brick
Works against II l. DFiscoil. Feb
ruary &c, Ferdinand WeStheimcr & Sons
against Phil q. Kelly Company. Inc,
February "a; /. J. Bluford against Rich
mond Engineering and Manufacturing
Company. March 2. william Il. Baird
against Horace j. Christian. March 3 /:
Lena b. Wooters against the Virginia
Railway aud Power Company. March 81
southern Furniture Company against
! u, Esgleston. March 4: Simmons
Hardware Company against n. II. Rich
ardson, March Z; II. c. Barr against
] - livingston, March II, Thomas T,
Huicher against the city OF Richmond.
March IL; Frederick A, Sack against
the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, March s. Martha Rob
lnson agains, the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. March q:
Charles l. Emory against the Virginia
SILK Company March i3; Anna Meyer
against the Virginia Railway and Pow
or Company, March II and Is; Charles
l.. r. Steward against George W. Bragg.
March rs. Samuel Register against Ar
chic K Briggs, February 20. Charles
w Shields against T. q. Burch. March
%; Lily Lester against the city OF Rich
mond. February 20. Oscar Ellis against
Phil Il. Kelly Company. March 81
Thomas Hatke against william Mercy
noids, March 80; Christopher Brothers
Company against Frank Morris. March
u: Sewers DistilllnE COMPANY against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

10 A.-Loeal- Daily-Newport News.
1900 A.-l.ocai-D a!!y-ch vile. En. Sun
Thurmond.
1900 A.--Express- daily Norfolk. Old Point,
1850 A.-Local-DRiiy I'chb'g. Lex. C. Forge
1890 Noon Express : Daily : Norfolk. old
Point. :
N:co p Express Daily Norfolk. Old Poin,
BOO P.--Locai-Dnily-N. Hews. Old Poiul-
5;lb p Loo al-E&. Sun. Charlottesville.
6l6 f.--I.ocal-.Week days, To Warren.
'2:io .-ENpress- Daty-Cin.. Lvilie.
$50 --Lin!ted-Daily-cin.. ch'go. st. l.
ell 90 P.--f,Npress Daily : Cin.. l.outsvilts
sSleepcre tiurlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE III, dMOND--tocai from.
East: 800 NJ. $40 =. Nj. Through from
East: IL: 30 a. NJ. 2:ed +, Nj $50 T.. 81 Local
from West: $3.50 a. ". ''lU:3o A. NJ. and s:oo
I. IL through: $3.50 A. 81. ll;5S a. III. and
$50 l.. nj
James River Line: sass a. Al. 5;is II. NJ
Daily.
'sDaiiy except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Sells Broom Factory.

Aaron r. Chaikley and wife. OF Chcs-
terfield County, transferred the Unity
Broom Works 70 ID. a. Albright for
$1,000 and other considerations. accord
ing TO n deed of bargain and sale
recorded yesterday in Hastings Court
Part ii. In the deal were included a
lot fronting seventy feet on Stock
ton Street, two lots on Nineteenth
Street, between Stockton and Everett
and two lots on Eighteenth Street.
christopher c. Powers and wife
transferred 10 william T. Davidson. for
$4,000. tho property at 1902 McDonoush
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
o==NE VS. OFFS
SOUTH RICHMOND

George Bursols March 81: Mancino' =
administrators against Joseph G. Phaup.
April "a; n. b. Blount against the vir-
g.nta Hallway and Power Company,
March "a; National Trust Company
against Julian I. Wright. March 10 or
~, w. $. Nichols against the Crafts
Piano Company, March %. Celia VI. IL
Hg against q. G. and Mrs. Dora Cooke.
April /: Miss M!nnia 7 TAYLOR against
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. April 2; j. H. Covert against the
Middle Atlantic Immigration Company.
April 10; W r. Veitch against j. T.
Muck ole April is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Arrest Alleged Robbers.

Butler Reyes. colored. was arrested
yesterday morning by Policemen Moore
and Lee on the charge of robbinG John
Jones. who runs grocery store on the
Petersburg Turnpike. His cash drawer
was rihed and about SIS was stolen on
the night OF January 10. Frank Burk
was later arrested as a suspicious char
acter suspected OF n felony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Brave Storm to uear Lectures.

Some idea OF the popularity Of the Farm.
ers' Institute special trains can be gained
from the report received yesterday hy Com
missioner OF Agriculture okiner from
made notable ny thu severest snow storm OF
years in Virginia, 80 farmers braved the
elements TO attend the two sessions given ~
Patrick County BY tn. institute being
operated on the Southern Railway. some
Of those present drove far as eight miles
through the snow TO attend the lectures in
many respects the days record Is the most
noteworthy In the history Of the special
trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
OLD DOM MON LIN E

~. Aienmoud 100, Of ASH 81, daily 1909 p. n, !
Leave Newport EeSs..,........,.:..,5:c6 A 81.
Arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures a 81,
Connects with main line steamers 'lsas,pg
Norfolk tor New York daily. except sunday.
100 r NJ Connections also made Ny NJ q
w R$ z. M. and q, n o. ny at g. 81
Night line. steamers stop ~ ciaremons OF
VIRGINIA SAviGATION CO-Jamsa ave.
oy daylight for Norfolk. Oid Point Sswpofs
News and all James IN.ey tandines, Mond ay.
"Wednesday and Friday Mt ei5s a, NJ FTsIsht
received Tor al James River Points. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

PREMIER CAkkiE.R Oh THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
~. B.-FollowinE schedule gureH published
as Information and not Euarantced:
For tho South-Daily: G:l0 A. M.-i.ocal
1880 A. M.-rskpress 500 r M.-Expresa
ianta and BirminBhn I:t5 p. M.-Express
Week Days; 800 + M.-Locai
YORK RIVER LINE
+ $3.50 =. M.-Steamer train ,parlor carl az.
cept Sunday. no local stops: and 1850 r. Nj
Daily. local-Connecting Ic- Baltimore, daily
except sunday. 1850 A. M.-e1cept sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 a. NJ and $40 A NJ
P:co III. sos 4. NJ. daily, II: s5 Tx sun
From West Point: $3.50 a, Al. tsteamer train.
daily eacep, Monday: $50 a. NJ. daily: s.3l
T. III. except sunday
h L. BISHOP. ID. p. A..
toT r Main 81 Phuu- N.oisnn 2Ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
IFavel djithout trouble

A system OF unaccompanled. pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
OF the world. Tours arranged for
individuals. families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares, with
Hotels, Transfers. Carriage Drives.
etc.. to leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged to suit passengers. Accom-
modations secured In advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 1870.
TASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings Co.,
eth and Main SITS, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Escaned Convict Caught

WiIIIo BnIcr. twenty yehrs old, servinC
time on the road forces In Nottoway County
for highway robbery and who escaped the
nrst part OF this month. was captured last
night by PaIrolman ~ L. Folkes and locked
learned that Butler had returned to his old
home In Eighteenth Street. lie nabbed him
as he was about To enter tho house. a re-
ward of $50 was offered by the pcnitentIary
authorities for tho capture OF Butler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
SEABOARn AIR LINE.
"Ihs prOercssiNt- Railway nf rho c

Southnound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mord daily: 300 A. M.-Locai to kor,inn
lao r M.-Sicepera aad coaches Atlanta
BirmlnGhan. savannah, Jschsonvilic. ia.
Il. M.-Florsda Limited. $40 p h-I.ocnl
il:25 L. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta
BirminEha,n. Memphis. 100 A. M.-Sleepers
and coaches, Jacks"nviile, North bou nd
trains scheduled to arri.. In Richinou,
daily: 30 A 81. 7;'o 4 ST. $50 A. NJ. 10 30
a n iorida Limited Local SOS r. NJ. 5:4S
Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Ricl,mnnG mo Cnr,nrcnnc In, tally.

I'IHtfUHu HHu VHtsnpfH"e bn, hallway.
Schr iuie OF Electric Trans. effective May
81. 1919: Leave kichnond. iaurei and Broad
Streets. b'G:G A 81. 'I:io a. Nj. es:io A
ii, s:lo A. NJ. .io:l1 \. Nj. l:i0 a. Nj l:io
7. NJ. 2:i0 T. ~. $40 J.. NJ. b4:ie = ~ s:ss
T.. Al. $40 T.. 81. 40 L. NJ, Is:lo r. ST
1910 T.. 81. 1855 l.. VI. Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple streets; '5:55 A NJ. bT:D A
n. $500 y. ~, b3:0p a. Nj. 10 100 a NJ n! 20
A. III. 1890 ~, 81 100 =. III. 900 r. Nj 500
= NJ, 500 T. n. b5: 10 J.. 81. 600 T. 81 7:Vi
L. NJ. 400 l. ~. 30 +. 81. iI:0o r. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Tria, NJ sn,t

Trial OF tho sult of c. Il. Loshr agalns,
a N. Pollard for .9S was begun yesterday In
the City Circuit Court After hearing bar,
OF the evidence the Jury waa. adjourned 10
10 o'sioclS this morning. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Atlantic Coast Line
Th- standard Kallrona Of th- south.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY L 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RiCuMUSE pAiLT.
p. NJ. 90 4. NJ. 100 A. 81
For Norfolk: 300 A. 81. 500 P. M. t:is 4
II.
For N & ~. Ry. weM: s:,6 A. NJ. $3.50 A
NJ. 500 p. NJ. $50 p II.
For PetorBburai 100 A. g.. 6:iS A. NJ
s:I6 A. NJ. e;oO A. 81. $50 A. 81. a:oo p. A..
t:lo u. NJ sos T.. NJ. s3S ~ $50 r. n.
llt5 u III.
For ooidsboro anc Fayetteville: 's:ls q. 81.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A 81.
a:2o a. NJ. 100 A NJ. $50 a. ~, 1921 A. NJ
..lO.t6 A. NJ. ilto a. ii, .e:lo y. NJ "i.43 r.
81. sos r. ~. s:Ss =. NJ. 500 +. M.-9:eo L.
A.. u:3o l., NJ.
Except Sunday, ''Sundny only.
limo of arrival and departure and connoa.
ttons not guaranteed.
C. s CAMPBELL. .. p. A. ssi Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. co.
Queen of Sea Routes"
SOKFOLK TO

P0STOi AND PROVIDENCE.
St.ame. s-Norfolk o Boston ually except
Thursday: to Providence Monday Thurs
day and Saturday. II. Nj. 'Carriea freight
only. Through tickets on sale TO principal
points.
Fine steamers. excellent service. low tarea
wireiess telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c. d Ry. NJ w. ny. Richmond
Trust & Savings Co. slnc.j. corner Aain and
Seventh Streets. and Richmond Transfer
Company No su9 T. Main strsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

All Travel Arrangements over ons
Counter
American European
Railroad, steamship and PEiIna .
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Ta1icah. Travellers
Checks
RICHMOND IRA >sFt.U COMPANY,
Nn0 East Main street.
Branch Offices Jeffe,t nn--Murphy' o.
Richmond Hot 10
TIME a.>s TROIfR' z SAVERS"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

.Daily. Weekdays. 2Sundsys only.
All trsins to or from Byrd Street Station
stop ut Elba. Tins arrivals and departures
not guaranteed Read tho sigma.