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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-01
Starb tnfoI0e Spcratiom.
0euerdlleutnant pDH &tnOeHan, Der
UUuOerneur pm 0eet.

Berlin. 25. 6e6r. Sn Srier ift
Der bisheri9e 9ommanbeur Der IS.
O;biiipn, Generaneutnant &urt SO.
3. b. 2inbenou, pellber foeben erit
gum @ouperneur BON WfeB eruannt
iuprben mar, an ben Solgen elmer
Operation geitorben. Die Operation
mar bur6 cine 9riiIeueripeiterung
i'm Obr notipenoig gema9t tporoen.
Die &Idtter, fpelGs bem 0a6tnges
f6iebenen, Der an 80. Wloi 1856
geboren lpar, Naarufe ipibmsn, rib
men i'm nlS einen ousge3ei6neten
0ffi5ier. Den qoitsn in 3rier bate
8eneroIleutnont b. 2inbenau Ieit
@nfang bes Sa6res 1911 befIei6et.
Gr botte 'i9 oud aIs WailitGrf6rifts
itelIer einen Namen gema1t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-01
SGsua6e Seteilignng.
Sranen bel ben 9srimdrwaBien
I'M Staate eSllinUis.
sie6en Observation-Disclosures

Chicago, %. 6ebr. gDie bereits
gemeIoet porben lift, funoen eeitern in
Dem Staate SSqinois, mo bic ssrouen
bas Stimmre6t baben, primdripah=
len Itdtt, in Oenen Oie aunoioaten
fir Die regeImdBige 6ruhiubrsipabI
euFgeitelIt nurben. Die 8eteiliauna
Eeitens Der 5ruuen mar i'm olaemeis
nen iiberraI9eno i9ipo6. Sier in
Chicago beteiligten Ii1 BON ben 1857
524 regiftrierten 5rauen nur 47,529
ober nur etipa 80 gro5ent an ben
8oripablen. 2lm Iebbaftsiten mar Die
8eteiIi9ung in Der Staot @aIesburg,
mo bel Der bsppritebenoen 6riibiubrss
ipuhl entf6ieoen perben ion, ob in
Der Sta0t fernerbin Dirtidaftsn bss
trieben tperben 6iirFen poer nidt.
Sat- auffousnb ipeuiee 6rauen
itiHmtsn in SpringfieIb. 9eoria,
8.opmingtor unb perI9ieoenen anoes
rem Stdbten. 0ier in Gbicdso tpur>
osn fieben Srauen als gIoermen
rpminiert. 9rei BON 0ieien iiuo
YrogrefIine uno bier SoSialtiten,
3ebn 9flSermeu, Ole fi6 nm 8ieoer>
nomination bsiporben, fpurben gt=
f9lagen. 2lne BON biefen paren
8empfraten unb iparen nit elmer eins
5igen &usndbme BON Der rMunicipal
8oters 2engue" betGmpft pprben.
Sn ein3elnen 6dqen erbieIten bic
mGnnli9en &dnbiboten Die Stimmsn
iGmtIi9er 6ruuen, ipG6reno Die Gans
oibatinnen aud ni4t cine Stimme
erbielten.
gSir0 perbOteu.
4nfffibruug BON Srib BON itnrubs
Grrufcnitiif ,9OniS 6erOinauO".
Berlin, 25. Sebruar. Die Ge9ies
rung bat Elm augsmeines @erbpt ges
gen ole bon grofsfor Mar Reirs
bar0t bier pie aud dnoerpdrts ans
getiinoigte 2luffiibrung bon 6rts pom
llnrubs preuBenitiid y2ouis 5erOis
nanb" erldiTeu. 9a5 Drama bebans
0elt Sen 3uIummenbru9 preuBens
in ben Syabreu 1906 uno 1907, BET
Dem 0as bon Dem Brinaen 2ubipiq
BON Breuben, meiIt 2ouiS 5eroinano
genannt, perlorene 9efeGt pon
SaoIfelb cine berbdngnispoIIe Rple
nitfpielte. &0nig JriebriG Wus
helm Ser 9ritte miro in Dem Ghous
ipieI aI8 gr6Btsr S9tpdalin9 ges
fditbert.
Bel ibrem eSnterbitt bat 6ie Reqies
rung auf oas @eIeb 5uriidgegriffer,
reI6es bds Peripnifi3ieren Der 9os
ben5ouern obne Oes SDnigs GrIau6>
mis- berbietet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-01
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ErUfeiiur Coolidge pom '6arOarO ern
tete Oniiir reiden Seilan.

Berlin, %. Gebr. Inter GROCER
8eteiIigung Der ato6emiIdeu DeIs
belt geitern 9(ustauI9 Qrofeifor
4r9ibalb 6. GpoIibge bon Der 6ars
barb ltniberiitdt feline 2lbI8iebse
8orleiung an Der bieiioen llnipsrTts
tat. Der ameritonii6e Gele6rte
ipra6 iiber Di0ie 8e5iebunqen Der
Ser. Stooten 3u Siioamerifa" unb
erntete fir feline 2(usTiibrungen rei=
den 8eifau. Der Gettor Der 8erlis
ner llniberfitGt, g3rof. 8r. mar
Bland, bantte bem faeibenbsn qrps
Feiior fir fein @irten mG6reno Der
lebten Monote unb GuBerte ben
8unf6, ibn nod hdufiger ouf beuts
i4em 8ooen pieber be9riiBsn 3u
f0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-01
50. Sabrgana
ST bleibt feifl ]
Siaa gibt Seid)e
TONS ititbt bera.-
Gin 3nseitdnOnis.

Iia Der 8itluc 6cs Singerid)teten
geitattrn, in Segleitane amcrifn.
niid)er Seamten Den 6rieOgOf Sil
beinden NM bic 1eidle iBres Sat
ten ODrt in slngeRidIein 81 ncB.
men. - &egiernns in @aibing'
ton ber6Glt iidl augcnbliflidl ob'
marteno nnO fat nod nidJt be-
fannt gegrbcn, mas tic tun nil.
Ser sum Spbc pcrurteiltc frnbcrc
&olisciIcutnant Charles Sefcr i'll
yssm @urt crbGlt ciuca nencn
9sroscf beluilliat nnO iuiro Wabr'
idleinlidD ii5erbanpt nidt mebr
prOseiiiert iucrocn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-03-01
9fodbia banft.

geftre, 25. 5ebr. Winiom 90.
RDdhil. Der friibere ameritanif6e
8oti1ofter bei Der Siirtei, lebnte
heute has ihm ongebotene gmt zines
8srdters bes dinsiiI1en qrdTbentsu,
iiber fpeIde Steuung er in LETTER 3eit
nit guan Sbi Gli psrbonbeIt bate,
.ab.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
PROHIBITED IN GRAHAM
Court of Appeals Issues Writ, Which
Sustnfns thurman Act-nar E1amt-
untion tn Roanoke.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Wythevillc, Va, juno 1S.-Thc Court
of Appeals day amended n writ of
prohibition against the judge. sheriff
and election officers OF Graham, pro-
hibiting them from holding a local OPP
ton election In the town OF Graham
Tho writ was issued on the petition OF
j. NJ. Smith and other citizens OF Ora
ham. BY tho Harman act OF October
1902. the sale OF whiskey or ardent
spirits was prohibited in the County
of Tazcwell in which Graham Is stu
atcd. and also in the counties OF Dick
cnson. buchanan and Giles. 1t was
cout"ndcd by the petitioners for tho
election that the Hartman act had been
repealed Ivy the amendment, 1904 of
section $50 Of the Code. and also by
the amendment of the charter of the
town of Graham. passed I'm 1910. The
action OF the court in awarding the
writ ovcrrulcs this contention.
The bar examination will he held in
Roanoke in the High School building
ON Wednesday, June -, commencing
at $50 in the morning. Some papers
have published that the examination
would bo held on the 2Sth
All applicants Will be required to pay
the fec OF SO, subject to tho decision
OF the board meeting. to bo held In
lioanoiSe, as to whether applicants for
a second examination at that time will
he required 10 pay under the act OF
March -. 1914
Indications arc that there will be
Il class numbering over 100.
Proceedings In the Supreme Court
of Appeals to-day were as follows:
l;dScwood pistillins Company vs. Mays
administrators. submitted ON briefs; Po-
cahuntas Consolidated Galleries Com
panN vs. llairston, argued by II. r.
Henry for plaintiff in error and H. H.
Willis for defendant in error and sub
United; l.inkous vs.. Stevens ct ais
argued by j. w. Harman for defendant
ana j. w. Chapman for plaintiff and
continued until tomorrow morning
Next cases to he called; Kirbridc vs.
Keys Planning Mil. Company: Gillis-
p,c CT ais Us. Davis ct al; Phipps vs.
Wise Hotel Company; Wells admins
traitor vs.. Sutherland Coal and Coke
Co; Darby Coal Mining Company VS..
Shoop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
FINANCIAL
Office Of Collector Of City Taxes
City Hall, Room lO7
Notice to
taxpayers

city Taxes for 1914 arc due and pay
able June . TO 30. inclusive.
The city ordinances provide that one
half may be paid in June and tho re-
manning half In December. Failure to
pay all or one-half in June incurs a
penalty OF 3 per cent on the whole
amount. which is due at once. and &c
not paid before SEPTEMBER l. The
collector Is required TO levy. with costs
addeh
ALL MALES FL years OF age. ALI.
PERSONS (NIALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property, or hold personal
property as nduciary. and all parties
conducting business in tho city of Rich
mond (of whatever naturo) are az
sessed. and will please call and settle
as TO avoid delinquency,
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may DO
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD OH land books OH January 81,
Property transferred February l or
later stands In name OF owner IN 1913
This is tho only notice required by
law; please give II PROMPT ATTEN-
TON, as under the ordinances E Ter
cent penalty will be added to thS whole
bill after June 80.
Washington Ward taxes. etc, must
be paid at the Office OF the Deputy Col
lector. Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT L. HULCD,
Collector OF Taxes. City IT Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
CorToS MARKET

New York, Juno iS.-Thc generally favor
able average OF to-daN's weather news pro-
NOTED scattering selling TN the cotton mar
kc;. hut AN carly decline was recovered and
the close was steaHy, net three points higher
oil June. With other mouths net unchanged
TO three points lower. The talk around
the local ring suggested quite general
feeling that the crop was Improving. and
some OF the private crop news publish cd
during the day WAS moro cuCoura EinE. but
there wcro great MANY uniavorabie
ports. particularly from Texas. and a state
ment that the Oklahoma state Department
on Agriculture had estimated the cotton
acreage of~Oklahoma at ~ per cont under
last years probably helped the rally from
the early decline.
The market opened steady at decline Of
two 10 five points and active months sold
five to eight points not lower during tho
carly trading under LIQUIDATION by some al:
Yesterdays late buyers and local pressure.
THIS selling WAS rnvnura god hv the In
ulucrcut showing OF the Liverpool ca bcs,
tho failure al The carly weather map to
snow ANY TCncrai heavy rains iva rrNas. SUCH
a. suggested bN some of tho private adNiccs
Of yesterday afternoon and the favorable
official forecast.
offerings were readily taken at the dc
cline, however, with prominent local spot
people ana Liverpool houses good buyers OF
July. while there seemed to he some trade
demand for new crop months. This stcudict
tho market. and prices later worked higher
on covering aud moderate hull support.
Spot cotton quiet; miidlinS uplands. X ID;
Guit, i3.d, 40 sales.
cotton futures closed SiruuN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
TWO MEN ARE CHARGED
WITH MANN ACT VIOLATION
Lspccinl ID Thc Tincs.

Roanoke. Va. June lS.-The grand
jury in Federal Court completed its
work to-day by bringing In a second
indictment charging violation Of the
Mann white slave act. The first In
dictment WAS brought in yesterday
afternoon. and is against T. !. Ham,
OF Salem. formerly an overall factory
superintendent In Roanoke. vino last
fall. is alleged to have cloped to Phila-
dclphia with Flossic Bryant. a young
machine operator, who was working
for Him.
The second case is against ]. l. Haw-
kius, OF tialaN. said to have been n
leader In a peculiar religious sect, who
resides at G;alaX. lie is charged with
having transported Emma Wilson,
daughter of Eli Wilson. of Low CAP.
Va from GalaN 10 Madison. \. c., for
immoral purposes The Wilson girl.
about nineteen years old. had been
interested with Hawkins in some re-
iiSious meetings at C;alaX. Both men
were hai!cd for their appearance at the
February term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

l:i3 Local-Daiy-Newport News
f:p A.-Local-Daily-ChVl Elk Sun
Thurnond.
1870 A.--Express--Daily-N Ola Point
ts:lo A.-Local-Daily-L Le1 e. Forae
'l2:3' Noon = Express = Daily = Norfolk Old
ti:oo P.-Express -Dn;ly Norfolk, Old Point.
300 P.-Local-DailyN News Old Point
$40 P-Local-EI. Sun. Gordonsv,Iio.
S:io P.-I-ocal-EX. Sun--LynchburE C Forrs
s::io Daily-Cin, L'viiie.
go, .S:S FL imited-Daiiy-Cin.. chko. ST. I.
VI 90 P.--E&press-Daily--Ci Louisville
-Sleeper1 Parlor Carr
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND---.acai from
East: W:lb a. NJ. $40 p 81. Through from
East: II 30 A. NJ. 600 p NJ. $50 p, 81 Local
from West: 500 A. NJ. $1,000 A. NJ. and 20
r.: NJ; Through: $50 A. M. 1880 noon and
James River Line: ''s:ss A. NJ. $50 p. N.
IS Daily except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
DY MEDICAL SOCIETY


ESPECIAL 10 INC T1fnrS- UISpHtch.
Raleigh y. G., Juno tS.-Ihe sixty
first annual convention OF the North
Carolina Medical Society adjourned to-
day after election Of officers and the
selection OF Greensboro as the next
place of meeting. Officers elect ed
follow: president. DR.. L. Il. McBrayer.
Sanitorium, y. C.; vice presidents, DR..
J. j. Phillips. Tarbofu; Dr. c. w. Nose
~. Greenboro; DIR. $. IL. Crowcll|Char-
lottc"; leader Of debate, Dr. J.. r.
Evans, Charlton; orator. Or. j. NJ.
Northing Ton. boardman: cssayist, DR..
Mary y. Bapham, Highlands; secretary
Or. John ~ Terrell, Washington, " c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

New Orleans June is,--Aitcr bcius ad-
NorSclv influenced by LIQUIDATION the cotton
market Stcadicd uD ON talk from tho Wcst
cin bcit of !. large decrease in acreage. and
r'osed at a net decline Of one TO four points
which was within - pOint or two of the best
Of the day 50 FAR the ucW crops were
CONCERNED. Unlike yesterday. there wore few
JiSN contrncts for sale and buyers paid four
points over Yesterdays close FOR that option
Ia the carly part of the session, while the
new crop WAS at the decline.
Weather conditions were considered ia
v"rahlc. and led To some selling early in
the DAY The trade. however. could not
stand tho small scrcaSc talk coming from
hoth Texas and oklahoma. and "a buying
wave IN the new crops resulted December
was the strongest month. aud at its highest
Was ole point over yesterdays last quota
ton.
Cotton Futures closed steady July. 1874;
August. l"."c. Octobos. I26S: Dcccmbcr. l.G, :;
January. l21a; March t3.'..
Spot cotton steady, UNCHANGED. Mlddiiu-
~ lI-ii sales on tho spot .,I: 10 arrive, 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
rrnnhing Privilege Requested.

T'PV0I.II 10 HV 7 ITlts- UISDu(CIt.T
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Postal frank
Ing privilege for State boards OF
health Mas requested to-day at tho
meeting OF the Public Health Service
and state Boards of Health.
Dr. y T. Frantz. secretary OF tho
Delaware State Board of Health made
an urgent plea for tho privilege. lie
sad that, while doctors could get all
tn" free information about hogs and
other animals. they were obliged mt
present to pay postage on the inter
change of All Information rciatins
TO humanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkEr.

New York. June 1S-Raw sugar steady:
inoi'tsscS al: centrifugal. ;;r'; refiucd steady
Butter. weak; cheese easy. coffee. SPOT.
Iulct. No = oH,: santos. 40. g. i2i.Gis9,
Mild coffee, quiet; cordoVu. "ul6 nominal.
After steady opening. due 10 the firm
ness Of lard. cotton seed oil cased of under
reanzny and light outside trade. Later It
rallied again with cotton and scattered
covering. iiehnrrs sold early. hu, were buy
rrs "a INC last hour. final prices were two
The market closed steady. Spot. 1cri 80;
Juno. ..:$rI.3l: iuly, I.S2033t. August
August. '.1ln 80. September. .:s7n ga: GO
tonrr i.''>I'' % November. 10+u5.os: D.ccin-
Der, G.''SH.'Vi Jammary, G.aorLH4. sales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line il; 4s tbiJ, ....... agi.
Atlantic Coast Line l. nd y IS IailI o.
r. G. l.. cpnv. IS On Baltimore bidl *
Chesapeake and ohio cow p2s thid) 90 -
Liggett and Myers - ODD .........-. 10 o.
Jtggett and Myers q ,b!dI........... "a
loriIiard Company rs ola. ............ iol
Jorilisrd Company Is fhid) -........ l-r.
NOr!oik and Western cory. 4l5x Ibid, ICii.
eeabosrd Air Line stamped a. Cbid, 49,. -
Eeabosrd Air Linz adj. Vs........... f4L-
foItteru Railway Observation-Disclosures. liE
Southern Halfway 5s..................... fC...
United States Steel "a ~ ............... ~.
T. q Registered y. 1899 did ....... G.a
u :. Registered 81. 1918 fbidl ... 10
United States Panama 81 ,Lld) .... 10
Virginia Brown Brothers ctfs......... fys.
AGAR. Chemical LIST 6s 5biJ)......... go
Va. Iiy. and Power Co. ts Chid)...,. p2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Lecture ON Socialism

PAtrick Quimlan, of Passaic, n. T..
WI, lecture on Socialism from the
ltl"n Viewpoint on Sunday afternoon
under the auspices of the Christian
Socialist Fellowship. Mr.. Quinlan is
!! student of Irish history and litera-
tuIe ana al ono time was lecturer
up"n these subjects in the Now York
public schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York June ls.-Cotton goods markets
were quiet and iirm to-day. Mems wear
screcs were offered at old prices and at od-
Vances OF from @ia to 5c yard FOR spiin6
1915. Raw silk higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
on futures closed s,cndy.

Fort movement MiddlnS. 1870; exports.
1850 bales: stock. 1859 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Nct receipts.
us ralcs; exports. 1,S5a bales; stock. >e.-
GiS bales.
Total for wck -;>et receipts. $i,$SS bales;
exports, ~ ~: balcs.
Total for season rcccipts. iOeiels6
bales; exports, SG'l.3io Ia lea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
CHICAGO DRAM MARKEr.

Chicago. H.. June lS.-Iiuse sales for cx-
port gave to-day, whcat market am upward
s"inE. Gtos,ns rr.eeS, although easy werc
q S'Ntreith 10 'SPtg &C.; higher Corn FIN
ana oats at gain "t .. n NfN,c The out
com" III provisions YEAS rise of shade OF
-AHoc
Leading futures ranged "a follows:
.rl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pErr,Rss,rRo PEANUT MARKET,

II f'F|'' u w r1-ftNNI -'I-NININT. 7
Petersburg. Va. June IS Pcanuts-:Span-
!sh-- Farmers Spanish steady 3I.S5 per
bush-l. Nirginias--Fancy jumbo. ii5ni,.c.
per pound: fancy handpicked. HsaiEc. PEI
prime. 4a4,sc. per pound. Smelling stock g. o
mound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND 1--we STOCK MARKET.
tSalcs at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va. June IS 1919.
Report % the 1--we stock market for the
week ending June g. 1914:
Best steers. SntL.c; medium to good. 10
sc: common TO fair. Gi.n7c: best hcUcrs.
1'4nIs+c: medium to good. 6Md61.c; common
10 fHir, ai< f6c; best cows. 80 6i.c: medium TO
good. 81 TSSC; common 10 fa:r. 3'sR4,:c:
best oxen. 6t7as1.c; medium TO good. 5i.s6i.c;
common to fair. t4p5c: bulls. 5n6iic: calves.
in9c: dicks. 4a5icc; cows and calves. ss0aS7a:
hogs. SIS'9e: sows aud stays, ju7"; best
sheep. 4izu5c; medium to good, 3H0nlc,
common 10 fair. 393Lc; best fan lambs
stsc; common to fair tnt1.c: spring lambs.
7izMA.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
NANA1. STORIES

Savannah. Ga. June is-Turpentine-Firm
Isl. 10 IL. sales, cas-: receipts, 1885,: ship
ments -. stocks. III. lS6. Rosins-Firm. sales
3,SS: receipts. 3.%67: shipments Ri; stocks
loo III. Quote; y. b. $50 to S,i2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CAItHIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. Station.
y; B-Foliowing schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed
For the South-Daily: Ste A. M.-Local
!o;iS 4; M:IEApre.s $40 p. M.-E1preai.
lanta and Birmingham. 1890 p. M.-Express
Week Days: 3:o1 r. NJ. and 500 p. M-Local
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 7. M.-SteHIner train (parIor car). e.-
sept sSndsy: no local stops. and AIS r.. Nj
except Sudnay. 1855 a. M.-Daiiy-Locai.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 1905 4. NJ and 500 A NJ
2:3 =. NJ. 1890 u. NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ and
:" T. u: Ex. sun; From West Point: s:G
a; NJ: steamer train). daily. except Monday:
SEW a. NJ. and 6:i5 +. NJ. daily.
II. L. BISHOP. D. r. A.
M z. Main st. Phone Madison IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Observation-Disclosures City
KENTON Hall.

On beach at Belmont Ave. Ocean Wow from
all rooms; running hot and cold water In
every room. Elevator to street level. Free
lighthouses Capacity 900.
THOMAS Krn,-r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19

Chicago. III. juno lS.-iioSs strong. bulk
Of s9lcs. S:@rS.3); pigs. ..i0g1.H. cattle
firm: cows and hcitcrs. 36JaS1o; calves.
i.el", 49,. Sheep steady: lamps. 6.oo1 $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho Standard Railroad Of tho South,
EFFECTINE April. II 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI
For Florida and South: sis A. ~ and o:so
p. NJ. 9J) A. NJ.
For Norfolk: 800 A ~. 500 u. H. AN
F9; y: a W, RI: West; s:y a. III. $50
For Petersburg: 1880 A. NJ Sis A. n.
s:ie 4. ~. o:oo 4. NJ. s:to A. 81. 500 p. 81.
t;io ~. $50 p. NJ. csc p. M. o:a, NJ.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: .+;lo P. 81
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:c5 A NJ,
t!o;6 A. N. ii:4o A. NJ. - 10 y. NJ. ti:%o =.
NJ. li:3 +. NJ.
Except SUNDAY. tSunday only
lions not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPBELL. ID. Z. A.. Ses Main 81.
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NEW HOTEL MERIoN.

Fireproof. Vermont Avenue. close 20 beach
aud attractions. high -class modern hotel,
With every appointment and comfort. Supe-
rior table and service. Special early season
rates. CItAS. 3. PRETTYMAN. Owner and
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO UORFOLK
Schedule In Effect May TO- 1914
Lcn.c Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
+. NJ
FOR LYNCIBURG AND THE WEST:
S:lb y. NJ. 1850 4. N. 81 90 T.. NJ. .3:.l r. 81
Arrive Richnond from Norfolk: 'il:to 4.
H. '6:1o J.. NJ. III 20 l.. ". from the West:
NJ, 900 T. NJ.
DAILY. ,Daiiy eIcep. Sunday. ssunday
W d. BEviLI. W. g. SAUNDERS
y. T. ~: Roanoke. G. =. ~. Roanoke.
=. II. BOSl.El. u p. a.. I:ichyaond. Va.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds az.
at "A pTice to which interest must ie added
Income bonds ana certificates ct Indebtedness
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MARkET CONpITION
LIVE, POCLTlN.

Eggs-Neccip:s heavier; demand lighter.
Ncals -Activc AZ prices quoted Chickcus
bnt ,tr Hens In good demand al prices
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION L1NE

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash 81. dsIly.7 90 p. NJ.
Leave Newport News.................5:ooA 4. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. ........................C:oO A NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Nort9lk for New York daily. except Sunday.
W. ny. u. NJ. and {. 6 q. Ty al y. ~
Sight line steamers stop At ciarcmon, on
s'Snai nnd arc met by public conveyance
BY daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newpor,
News and all James River landings. Monday.
received for all James River points.
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MISUNDERSTANDING City
PHILLIPS HOUSE

Massachusetts, Ave. and beach. Open all
year. Make carly reservations for the sum-
mer. Suites with private baths. Booklet.
II. p. PHILLIPS.
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sEABoARD Air LINE RAu.WAf.
The Progressive Hallway Of the SOUTH"
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily 300 y. NJ. local TO Norlina: I::s
p. NJ. sieepcrs and coaches. Atlanta B,r-
miLRhain. jacksonville; 1875 y. 81. tieepe-
TO hamlet and coaches TO Atlanta and Blr-
mlnShain: l::i5 y. NJ. slccpcrs. Atlanta Biz
ni!ngham, Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches jacksonville.
Norihbound trains scheduled to n.r!.o In
Richmond daily: 3.s5 n. 81. 500 A. A. 5:oi
r. NJ. 5:tJ Il. NJ. Local.
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RIcuMoNp TOBACCO MARkEr.

Eichmnnd Va. June IS 1874
FoboN ing arc the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco EXCHANGE:
LOOSE DARK FIRED.