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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
.CHEERFULNESS GIVEN
MORE REINFORCEMENT
Arch.Egemy Plan Gradually Retir'
ing, and Every One In Wall Street
Prepared for Rain.
DAYS NEWS is ENCOURAGING
Outside Inquiry Is Quickly Stimu-
lated, and General Situation Is
Materially StrcnHthcncd--tnvc
ment Market Gets Stimulation.
BY BKoADAN NAII.

Ssw rcri. September il.-cheerfulnes" r.
enemy. tesr. is gradually retiring Il rarely
sp Val ThsR al are Sbs e'eFy G
coat and all umbrella
Most encouraging IN the days news was
the .nnoun cement Of the sa!c Of 5000 81
cred satisfaStory fhe spec!a g9n,ni .,,.,
01 ye OF the iGo ETomsbFf bono TSed en i
in either notes listed cr unlisted bonds
may submit list Of bids aud Offers TO nc
Exchange This quickly stimulated outside
inquiry aad materially strengthened the
There was some inqu'ry :Or c. b 6 ,, s.
would go ah.ad with his plans 20 cut tho
Ions expected Grcnt Northern melon.
which would in par; include the retirement
conditions IN III" Northwest are particularly
favorahlc. and the high prices OF wheat viii
while tho troubles 81 Canada have effectively
Another decided stimulation to the invest
'nent inarket was the growing belief that
? sube,aptiul increase in rates. Prompt
lion NY the Interstate commerse C"m'nis.
railroad securities than tic issue of lco.C'o
lI:heis Of nov paper MONEY
subscription for Tho Sew York Gay loan.
preliminary figures Tor the. week indicate
on the direct movement of currency. Gail
rates were nrm at per cent and nominaliy
Thcro was n more cheerful view In the
outside narEc'. Trnusa Cttone were few,
hGt ~ advancing figures. With an increased
inquiry tor industrial ana traction shares.
Cuotot ions wcrc generally higher an around.
Sto,linE cNc0auEe WAS frU. hut break
In tho price j., expected whom tho financing
OF the city loan is completed.
While stockholders arc looking hopefully
- an carly rcsumption- of cash business.
there arc not many indications that funds
NIL he available for speculation FOR long
flrne 10 com". rho bankers have tho sit
uRtio1 well I'm hand aud the purse strings
s'e being Drawn the tighter upon those who
have not taken M III cir stock or satiStaC-
to-iiy tod their commitments. Nor
VIII Tire situation In relieved untu the stock
which they borrow 81 before the closing Of
th" exchange. but which cannot he returned
until tine committee OF five changes the
present ,ulinE: This is a cesc o: tempo
rariy suspended discstion that must he
aueviatcd before tho shipments from Lon-
oon can ne returned. And all this is but
tho prologue to tn" recpcuinE OF the inter
national stock markets.
NsH York. September li.-Mt-cantilc paper.
Sterling exchange. steady; for cabl"s.
:, '9Art5": for demand. s+9sopii.99 Bar
y
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JOHN J.. MCGUIRE.
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uc.ter,s Weekly Cation s,,,o,ror,

,Compar!sons are TO actual dates. no; to
close Of corresponding weeks:
In sight for week. l2S0l) bales. In sigh,
same seven days last year. 2SG.coo bales.
IN sight for tho month. i5a coo bales. In
sight same DAT" last year ieS .Jal halo.
IN SlGhi Tor season, 225.oJ1 bales In sight
same date last year. S25.ooo bales
tort receipts for season. 1900 bales. Port
receipts same date last year. 5s5.0hl bales.
overland to mills ana Canada for season.
"rl' bales. overland 70 mills and Canada
Same date last year 1900 bales
southern mill ;akinss for season. ,7.0tl
balc> southern mill takiucs same date
last year. 10000 bnlcs
interior stocks In excess 81 September l.
2S 2'" bales. Interior stocks in excess OF sep.
t"inhcr last year. ?Dp bales.
f?rcirn exports for week. 600 bales For
eirh exports same seven days last year.
Foreign exports FOR stason 900 hnlos.
Foreign exports same date Lost year. 376, 900
Northern spnners' ;aknEs and Canada for
week "6V.p bales. Northern spinners' talk
| InEs ami Canada same seven days last year
i,10Q hale.
Northern sp!nners' takinrs and Canada
i"r season. 'a.olo bales Northern spinncrs
| inkinES and Canac. to same date last year
ii..i0r bales 80
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Ns~ York. Scrtembcr ll.-Mtrcantilc paper
Sterling exchange. steady: Tor CaNl"s.
'9AHt 500. for demand. sl.95orSi@9 Bar
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the department WAS thrice called by
fire alarms in different sections OF The
CITY Yesterday afternoon and last night.
There was very littlc damage in either
ease. Tile alarm last night was from
the Virginia Trunk and Bag Company,
caused h. u tire in The boilcr-room
This was threatening for a time but
the flames were prevented from spread
li&. and til" damage was small.
y. 4. Tin camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams has received an invitation To at
tend Tho picnic to lac given at ChcS-
tcricld Courthouse tomorrow by the
Confederate veterans OF that county,
and number ot veterans will acccp,
u!
letter received to-day from Char
ioiie. y. G.. states that the condition
at Mrs N0unic Jones, widow Of Mayor
William NJ Joncs. OF this city, whu
h;td been i'll n the home Of her son
there. is thought to he somewhat inn
proved
TIL" REMEMBERING OF the houses and
lots in Petersburg. as provided for nv
city ordinance. is expected TO begin in
TIA" most two or three weeks. All pre-
lcminarcs /" the work have been near
" completed
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RETAIL MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Unanimous Endorsement to proposi.
ton for Formation of "Buy-a-
Balc-Of-Cotton" Club.
CHILD ESCAPES DROWNING
Falls Into Tub of Water and Is Tn
conscious When Found, but Re
SuScitatcd After Persistent Work.
Other Petersburg News.

PETERSBURG, VA. September IL
The Retail Merchants Association held
an interesting meeting last night.
Unanimous Endorsement was given to
the proposition to have the association
members form Il Buy a Ba lie Of Cot =
ton Club. and committee consisting
al IL. E.iScnbrun. Tucker Whyte. X. T..
Burnci and a. !. WinEncld, was APP
pointed TO canvass the city for pur-
chaScrs. II is designed To pool the
cotton brought here. and hold it until
there is moro favorable market IT
is believed tina, many bales will thus
hc taken III Petersburg.
The association also decided that
September - and - should be OBJ
served as grand opening days for the
display of fall and winter goods by
TIA" retail merchants OF Petersburg. the
stores l" hc suitably decorated and
that Invitations should be sent out 20
the pcopl" OF the surrounding counties
/" visit and inspect the stocks Of goods
on one or the other OF these DAYS
Inc association further took up the
matter az police uniforms ana adoptod
resolution calling on tho Council to
purchase uniforms for the co:py Tile
ponce officers have heretofore been re-
CURED to buy their own summer and
winter outfits out of their limited nav.
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McGuire's
University School
RICIiMONE. w.
OPPOSITE WILLIAM BYRD PARK
RICHMOND, VA.
LOWER SCHOOL FOR LITTLE
EDNS

The ffticth session will open Sep
tcmber II, 1914. in the new school-
house adjoining William Byrd Park,
o. about $50 acres. The building,
equipped with the most approved,
modern single desks and furniture,
is heated and ventilated by the
american system" the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitects and sanitary engineers.
The location OF the school is UNI
surpassed. Opposite the public play
ground at Byrd Park. ii is in easy
walking distance OF the western resi-
dence district, convenient 10 all car
lines, only fifteen minutes from Fifth
and Main Streets.
Catalogue by mall or at book
stores. Principal at 1918 West Ave
nue.. Phone Madison III.
JOHN T. MCGUIRE.
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NEW BILLS FOR BETTER
PROTECTION OF FISH


>, H., .i"O,, n -. Sen'emher Il
~, az" ~" iiEliia got together
~ "a! '"t me hcitcr protection OF fish
'urSnpc|Nr BAY. when 4, q
1,ii,. ~ IL VI ihc !cSlSlHtiNc com
pcTT.,, ~ =" 'l,''g" al th" Hotcl
tiiig ,i,N"T u''W'N 10 draii new
Nv r.',t,'," " NJ nt'n"Scd proicc-
.,,,,r,'d ~ ,i,;!"n" vi attempting to
St.,," 'rf' 'itiilE AVS % inc Two
io" Inc. I PIX, VII cover the FOL
.iv,.i Pm ~. sc%.
ueis si,,ii NOT t -, p"iuS,, or other
,n la, 49,, nj, ~ 't',H PIE3hd ne lines
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Harry Swane Lease, Of Harrisburg
Pa, VIII visit at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs. Il. L. I0tram during the colh;n;
week
Miss SIMPSONS school viii open OF,
Monday Tor the session OF lHlA-l5.
Mrs. William Wcetcott, OF the re-
( tcrsburG Turnpike. who was badly itult
by ncing struck by NIr PriJchard's au-
t"mobilc last week ~ stop on the
Petersburg Turnpike. is slowly i'm
proving. Mr.. Pritchard. who is cashier
OF ;hc South Inn National Eank. ran
into Mrs. Wcstcoti, it is said. rs .h,
was crossing the road she is bcinr
treated by prs Fucker aHl Lawrence
ingram.
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New York. September Rradstr..;'s to-
morrow will say:
a. iuHl transactions and except at a few
Western centres tn" trend OF things the
country over is tempered by conservatism.
WIN positive dui!vcsS prevailing in the
s"uth. ran festivals 1t numerous points
nave made 10y somewhat heavier buying
nut The Improvement thus reflected is only
relative" and In industrial! lines the pace
81 operations l. slow.
~ yet American merchants are grooming
Tor foreign markets, ana while progress
may D" made IN that direction. the situation
~ "tll! one - promise rather than perform
anCe. 1t Is conceded that fundamental con-
ultlons AZ" sound, crops being OF excellent
N"!i'me. anG that ultimately crop money
WI. make Itself iet, bus. ON tho OTHER hand
man rates Tor money chccii cutCrprisc While
man rrioHs. or. as in the case Of the cotton
too 10" prices. hamper buying and tend 10
iurth"r cement buyers 10 the policy of await
ms GcN"oDnCn's before ordering libcruuy
BUSINESS failures for the week were ~
compared with ~ last year. in Canada a
c"mratod Win = last year. Wheat exports
..ViN"" bushels compared With i,47G.oii last
wear.
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iir1,isircrts Rcport.

Bradstrccts tomorrow VIII say for Rich
mrul ana vicinity:
More optimism lis cvideu; I'm trading than
existed e Ncc'- ago The prospect 90 a sat
isiastoiN position Of thc cotton crop
,hr"hrh governmental channels and through
Storage hHs given much cnccuraEcmcnt to
farmers and dealers Of the South. The
bright tobacco markets arc receiving liberal
shipments iH th" hriEh' bolt. and prices arc
NerA satisfactory some markets are giving
ai. cents por pound. .udsomc of the better
grades HAY" sold 9s high - cents per
pound. Rain iS iuuCn needed In most Sec
lions Of Virginia. Farmers arc preparing FOR
an increased acreage of wheat. Wholesale
dealers ia shoes and dry goods arc receiving
fair orders FOR Immediate shipment How
over. some orders are being Cancelled. Fruit
g. plentiful and cheap. but most vegetables
are scarce ana high. Considerable Curtaii-
mont ia the lumber industries is reported.
n" ,urta!lmcnt in the textile industries j.
noted. except that caused ny lack ~ dyc!nc
material RuIidins operations are quiet.
Retail trade Is fair Collections are generally
SLOW.
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Magistrate L. W. Cheathau placed
James Garnctt, colorcd, under "a 500
bond To keep the peace 70, SIX mon.hs
yesterday morning in Swansboro Mag
iStcrtol Court, for threatening "Tom'
randolph. cOlorcd. Attorney j. VI. Tur-
n"r noted an appeal on The grounds
that man WAS liable only for remarks
Had" in the future ana not the past
II" claimed that dangerous precedent
would be- established il his client WAS
iOnGeG.
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Sergeant Willard nnc,>

Sergeant John r. Willard. OF Hust-
ln@s Court, Part H.. accompanied by
his family. has returned home In hiq
automobile from Dauvillc. where they
have been spending some time with
Mrs Wiliards mother Mrs. W II
Wyatt. The party vas quurantiued for
week on account OF AR Willard's lit
tie son. John T. willard, Jr., havin,;
developed dipthcria while there. Tho
boy. who was left in panvillc is said
to he improving and to be out OF dan
ger
Mr.. Willard said that he had an OK
ccl!ent trip going and returning from
DarNl'le suffering only two small
DuncturcS
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Floyd Williams. OF Green BAY Va.
is in a serious condition at The HON.
OF CAPTAIN J. i Canada Eighth and
i'ainhridEc streets. as tho result OF an
accident ON Thursday at = new coalinr
station OF the southern Railway. Mr.
Williams, who IS employed by tho con
tractors erecting the structure was
struck on tho abdomen by heavy rod
Of steel which falling from the top Of
tho building. pinned him to tire ground.
lie was given treatment 10y Dr T. T.
shelton. of Woodland Heights An
operation is expected 10 he performed
on lin to-day. when the extent of his
Injuries can lac asccrtaiucd.
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SOUTH RICHMOND
NEW LIGHTS ON BRIDGE.
WILL BLAZE NEXT WEEK
plete, and Current Will shortly
lie Turned On.
CHESTERFIELD PICNIC TO-DAY
Judge Richardson Will BE Orator at
Annual Event of Veterans and
Daughters Of Confedcracy II.
CourthouSc--f'loyd Williams Hurt.

Mayo Bridge viii he Illuminated next
week with the new ornamental lights
more than ouc-half of the work on
the installation of the globes having
been completed There will lie iS0
lights on the hr;d%c. four attached to
each post Of which there are FORTY
five. This viii bc in addition 10 tho
arc lights which arc placed at I'M
tcrVaIS
The new rest house on Mayos Island
has been cosnplcted. and it is proving
Il -Tcat convenience" to pedestrians
I'll" mouse. which is built OF concrete
is equipped for both men and women
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Prominent Won >,,c,a

Approximately 1890 people attended
Il meeting held here Tonight at the
academy OF Music under the auspiccs
or the local sclf-Eovcrnmcnt league
IN addition to those in tho audience
thcrc were about fifty men. rcprcscn-
tativcs OF the commercial, Interests of
the city, seated on the stage j. r. w
smith. president Of the school board
presided and introduced the speakers
Thc speakers included Alexander Ham
1iton, vice president and general coun-
sci FOR the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
roNd' Chnrles j. Lassitcr, senior nom
Der OF the law firm of L.aSsiter &: Drew
ry; Hamilton Wilcox, junior member
oi the law firm Of Wilcox X Wilcox
and Captain Nelson r. patteson. who
until recently was chairman OF In,
finance committee of the City Council
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Little Henry Carroll. the twenty
mohths-old child OF MIR. and Mrs Leon
ara carroll on Grove Avenue nearly
LOST ms iiie BY drowning to-day.
Will" playing on the back porch OF
IN" parents home, he some how fen
INTO a tub of water, which had been
ictt there. He was unconscious and
thought TO be dead when rescued nv
ms mother. DR.. Eennie was hurricdi,.
called l" the house, ana by prompt and
persistent work succeeded in rcsusci-
Eating the child who is now getting
Oh faVorably.
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Thomas u. Scabury, Il citizen Of re-
lIsn'rr. widely and favorably known.
dird yesterday afternoon in Danvillc
where he recently moved for Tie hcnc
nj OF MS health lie had many rcla
ives and friends in this city. At one
timc Mr.. Scahury resided and conducted
business "n the Richmond and Peters
burg Turnpike. in Chesterfield. He is
survived by his wife, who was Miss
Fannie Jefferson. of DanviIlc The
burial will he In that city
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j.. IL. Titus, one of the best known
citizens OF PETERSBURG. mot with , main.
lui accident this morning. While mt =
tempting TO crank up his automobile
IN front of his foundry on South Street.
Inc crank slipped from his hand. ana
IN revolving struck and Fractured his
right forearm just above the wrist
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

sew York. September !l.-Raw sugar.
sicsdy; moiasses, 5.63. centrifugal. 60. re-
lined steady. Butte! and cheese. steady
cottonSeeG oil was rrmer. closing 1ni7
Ton': net higher. rho strength was due
10 foreign - well as domestic dcmHud tor
actual OIL together with urincr and scarc.r
offerings Of crude OIL. Tenders ON contract
Mcr" 400 barrels. Totnl stlcs. LOO barrels
ths market closed steady Spot. G.uJnt.!n:
september. ic&uGo5. October G0SI609; No
No'nGer, tr;0b0>; December. 6oga6li. Ian.
nary e-9rG.l; February. 6.e1Ns3o; March
0.afCb rs. April c3tHC.ij.
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COTTON MARKETS.,

New York, September ti~ouly SO bales
oi the old st-addls interest wore iQuidatrd
inr%nrh the operations of tho special cotton
Exchange committee to-day. but tho talk
suggested Increasing chccrfulncss as to the
general situation and market outlook
Fhe fact that offerings or spot cation have
not increased during the last several days
~ good picking weather mas been uartly
Tosponsihle Tor greater optimism, while the
trade here has also been Impressed by the
ysrious measures adoptcd TO distribute the
burden OF holding and financing the crop.
y was rmmored tina, local traders were
tirinS to buy December contracts privat ely
~ considerable advance. az compared with
th.ir nds earlier IN tho week.
Ncw York. September n.-EXports, zoo
bales stock $3.50 bales
.4' bales exports. a.iSl bales Stock. 1850
Total for. week Net receipts, 55gs baler:
o,1ortt. 80? baics
Total 70. .soayon-Net receipts l;0eo7 balee:
c"ppr,:. ea.ii5 bales.
Liverpool September ll,-Spot cotton i'm
rroNed business, sale $50 bales. Including
tl23 iNmerirNn. on The hnsis OF sood. Tor
Meokiy cotton statistics; Total forwarded
go mills :.tfp bUiee OF which 200 were
american; stock. S51Vlo American 90 as.
imports. 5000 American, none. exports
sHfN
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ihc schools for co!or"d children were
urened yesterday with an enrolment OF
I''u"' as against l,G53 on the first day
"i last year. This enrolment was in
creased to-day. There were S72 entries
IN the Peabody IIigm school $50 in
tne Jones street school and rs in the
East Ward Sshool. The city is about
To make arrangements for the erection
of new school buildings for the colorcd
race.
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DRY GOODS MAKKET.

markets continued higher to-day, viii, signs
OF strengthening. visible IN the wide print
cloth division. Cotton yarns lower
with business on the now low basis Wool
In for"'sn markets was lower. silk market.
Werc easier.
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RICHMOND nay MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalcs AZ Union stock Yarde.) b..
Live stock report Tor the wceh ending Au-


Richmond, Va. September II. 1914.
Best steers. to 81. medium to good.
- 10 -. common % fair e.. 10 ~; bca,
hciterf 10 20: medium to good. Ci7 to &c;
common 10 fair. -. to 3: best cows. . TO 81:
iHedium - good. -. to ~; common TO fair.
- to ~. best oxen, So To :; medium 10
best bulls, 81. % {. light. TO ~: calves.
10 2. dicks . TO 5i9. cows and calves. ~
10 s6' p"r head: best hogs 81. 10 D. sows
ana stays. a.: to ~; best sheep. A.. Ia ):
medium 10 good. 81. to AZ: common 20 fair.
10 va; sprins lambs. IG 10 So.
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STEAMBOATS,

All Travel Arrangements over Ons
Counter.
American or European.
railroad, Steamship nnd Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab Trayelery.
Greeks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 Fast Main Street.
Branch OnccS: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. Station.
y. B.-FollowinE schedule figures published
as Information, and not guaranteed.
For the South-Daily: $50 A. M.-I.ocal
1913 y M-EXpress. 6:p r. M.-Expres..
lauta and Rirmin CHAM. 1872 =. M.-Express.
Wee, Days: 300 H. NJ and Geo l.. M.-I.ocal.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$40 i. M.-Sieamcr train tparlor carr, eI-
ce2t sunday; no local stops and AIS Z. Nj
Daily, Local Connecting for baltimore. daily
except sunday. ;:2J y. M.-Daiy-local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: 5:05 ). NJ. and 500 a. NJ .
e.-j Z. NJ. S;30 T.. ~. daily $40 a. NJ. and
l:Yo y. NJ IN. sun Ftom Nest Point: S:ij
. NJ Steamer train). daily except Monday;
80 y. NJ. and 6:l5 u. NJ. daily.
II. J. BISHOP. d. p. A.
POT E. Main st. Phone Madison 27a
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Chicago. Scptrrnhc- il.-IIogs. lower: bulk
~ sales, i>5pHSa..p, light :&Sa1$e.5I: mixed.
SSin"Sfa2. heavy. $>.J'i go; rough. s>.35H
SSH PIGS. i.tatiN.-5 cattle. firm: becvcs.
W@'nSll"), steers, S6351S9.:i: stccscrs $40
t5SA.-': COWS and hcifcrs. 81. 75fi SO. calves.
s&'''sS!@no. ShcoN higher; sheep. s5.a5U Sc.lJ;
NcJrl!u.S. s1.9ittsI.,t. lambs. G.l5HS>. g.
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80 ii'itiI.S
The Virginia Randolph
E;llett School
OPENS SEPTEMBER -.
ro>isr Monroe rmr!,, = Is. Laurel ~.

& ro>is" Monroe rmr!., 4 Is. Laurel -.
tNumbcr pupils linitcdD
Beginning with the House of Child
hood Montcssori McthodG. and con-
tinuin@ through prcparatory work TO
college entrance. BrHn Mawr examina-
tons i'll May Certificates admit TO
NaSsar Miss Cogau received Madame
MontcsSori Diploma Miss Maria Riair
VIII lecture twice a. week. Twenty eX
n"ricuced teachers. French or German
to little Siris. No extras Address Miss;
t.LETT. - y. Laurel ST. For inforina-
ton az, catalogue. address MIR HUGH
: BIRD =. -. BoN TO@
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sEABoAnp Ann TN. nn11w.1

Z ihe froErrssi'c hallway Of the SOUTH"
SouthbouHI train. scheduled TO leave Rich
:nond daily: $50? \. Nj. !oca! to Eo.lina: !: ~
T.. NJ. -!eepers and coaches. Atlanta n!r-
in'nS HAin, Iacksonvili.: 1915 =. NJ. sleeps.
TO iinilet anu c0aches to Atlanta and mir
!uinrha:ii. y - =. NJ. sle-p.rs Atlanta 1917.
n.!i. nam. MeMph!> Jacksonville Tampa
aad coaches JaCksoay.i.e
SoTthbound train. tcheduied to n--iye "a
Richn:o.d daily I:iS \ AZ. 100 4 ~ s:oI
y ". 6:i5 =. ". l.ecaL
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

OEcporiod NJ Rodgers. plummer & Co. lnoD
Petersburg Va. September ii.-Pcanuts-
Spanish Market weak ana unsettled; PC bid.
NirrinitS Market quiet. Jumbo &c p"r IL. I:
fancy hand pi.Ecd G'sc 90 37.c per H. OK
to prime. 3i.c to 37.o per ID: prime. SIC
i,.I ~. m1NhInc- ckcd. 81 10 Sc per H.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I;l6 Local--Daily-N y, wpo-, Scw,
$40 A.-loCal-Diily-Ch' TX sun
Tnurmoui.
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Local for,
Est; o;t' y NJ" $40 i NJ. Through from
East; ;: 80 \. VI. 2:'i J. NJ. $3.50 y ii Local
rom West: SD \. Nj ",o.1o 4 NJ and 20
!. 81 Through: 500 \ 81. !::sl noon and
1850 T.. NJ. 49,
James River Line: "s:s5 \ NJ. 500 p. 81.
"Daiiy cxc.p: sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
OLD DOMINION LINE

Nv. Richmond. foot OF Ash st. daily.T:oo p. NJ.
Leave Newport Hcws..................5:0o y. NJ.
-NIIIE' "A. VI.
Connects with main inc steamers leaving
Norfolk for Sow York daily. except SUNDAY,
.0) /. NJ Connections also made BY ~ &:
w. ny. +. NJ. ara {. &c o. Try. at p. 81
Might line steaint - stop at ClarrnIont on
signal. aud are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAViGIEION CO.-Jamcs River
by daylight FOR Norfolk. Old Point. Newpor.
News and All James River landings. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday At 500 ~ NJ. Freight
received for all JAMES River points