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plant here, spent last night at Cres-
cent City where he went with a
Masonic team to put on some work
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Receipts, 5000.
Market, steady.
Bulk of sales, $500 10 1920.
Top price, 1925.
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Buy your Christmas presents at
Whites Jewelry Store,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
WILSON BEGINS VACATION
~ Fnr ms rOsslbIe President VIII u,
l.lAep Aunnx n

NJ
Given 0pportunity Ia Rest.
windsor. VI, August "S.--Prcsidert
Wilson, who came here to-day TO begin
his first vacation of the summer. spcnt
to-night quietly At "Iiarlakendon
House" with his family, celebrating
The hirthdaN OF his daughter. Mrs
Francis r. Sayrc
Despite efforts OF all members OF
The family Ia make the occasion =
happy one. tho recent death Of Mrs
Wilson saddened the gathering The
party consisted OF the President Mrs
SaNrc. Miss Margaret Wilson Mrs
Hove. tho Presidents sister. Mrs.
tothran. his niece; Eleanor Cothran,
his Grand-nicce; Mr.. Sayre and Prof
stockton Arson. Mrs. Wilson's brother
The people Of Windsor and of the
little village of Cornish. y. IT,. across
the Connecticut River. respected tho
Presidents recent grief by remaining
in the background. but American naRs
decorated many homes. On the way
TO "liarlak cnden House" the President
drove past the small cottage which
was formerly used by Mrs. Wilson rs
Il studio for her painting.
During his stay here. the President
plans TO devote his mornings to golf
and his afternoons To long automobile
rides. He was reluctant to play golf,
but pr. Cary tirayson, his physical II,
has informed him that his health re-
quires exercise.
White Houses officials in Washing
ton are to send only the most import
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Richmond, FredGrlCESD'g & Potomac R. R,
TO AND FROM WASH. qGT0HAHO 6EyoHD.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
leave BErd 81. Sta. 400 P. n. for Freierieksburg
Leave El5a STA 80 A. H., $50 p. II. for Ashland
ArrlveElba Sts. $50 An, 5.4f p n. from land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
BANKS FOUND lEN|ENT
BY NEW YORK BROKERS
Any Differences Tint Arise Adjusted
With Aid Of Stock Exchanges
Committee OF Five.
COMPTROLLER ASKS QUESTIONS
Wants Information Concerning Lend
ing Policy OF New York Financial
institutions-Quest of Reopen
ing Depends on Many Matters.
ny puoADAN WALL.

N.N York August q Surprl.c VA. ex-
pressed In Wall stree, today tina, Comp
,-oiicr OF IN. Currency Williams should
have requested Information concerning the
ending rol!cy ~ the New York banks
Brokers ~ nearly every case hav. found the
ranks leri,u,. ANY difference. that arose
ncins adjusted with IN. aid OF the commit
TO %. aye o; the stock Exchange.
trust Companies ana ou,-ot-town banks
we're not way. readily sucrablc 20 reason.
but downtown institutions we're helpful. and
~ many cases generous in their accommo-
datjons
In several instance. Immediately Of;es the
., osine OK ;he exchange banks tried 20
,nsisi upon tho repayment OF loans. but
we're allied 10y othcr Aark presidents to
sustain ;h.ir share 90 tho load and 10, the
'oErs stand. Some institutions sought to
conpel the repayment ~ loans by rhiSinE
INC committee OF five stepped in and had
me interest rates reduced to normal figures
or mamaEsd - shif, the Ioons TO other in
n some cases; where collateral VAS OBJ
jh> majority % Instances tho matter
s~tisfavi"rilI adjusted 10y further strength
.nms Of the msrsio. hnt these differences
have decreased during the past week.
There "e-e few loans recorded to-day
dui-. Win S a"oiarion, rom 70 PEI per cent
commercial paper vas nomiually per cent.
-Four weeks aso to-day {, Vas decided hot
10 open the stock Exchange. thus establish
ms sort .! moratorium in Wall street
The street nov has It's house in orocr.
And the question Of reopenng tho market
hinEes on a sosuon OF tho tanele In foreign
erchanxs. The putting into operation OF the
new machinery OF The reserve banks and
,he resumption Of dealings in London. for
II is generally recognized that any attempt
% create market here without the CO.
operation Q, London would invite liquidation.
ard undo all that has been accomplished
toward restoring confidence.
Conditions in the financial district. wholly
"lthQlt precedent. DrQhlrD1y
thst sueges; notifications In the methods
- dealing III securities, Doth In domestic
sra foreign Insrkct., and committees are
now discussing new rules TO govern future
business
WsN streets moratorium checked fright
tred scllers and the public already seek
inE TO purchase the share. OF Industrial
corporations calculated to- earn Increased
rronts under expanding business.
NsN Work. August :S-Nercantilc paper
sterling exchange. nominal: for cables.
$500. demand, $500. Bar silver 56,A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON BOARD
ALLEGES DISCRIMINATION

WASHINGTON. August 2S.-Thirty
railroads are charged with discrimi-
ma ton against New Orleans in favor or
other Southern and Eastern ports in
fixing rates on cotton. in a compla int
filed to-day with the Interstate Com
merce Commi ssion bv the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange The commi sSion is
asked to meet in New Orleans at an
early date TO investigate the charges
biScri mination is accomplished. the
complaint sets out, through the failure
OF the carriers TO publish through rates
to New Orleans from local cotton pro-
ducinG points along their lines. al
though such rates TO Mobile. Pensacola.
Wilmington. Norfolk. Baltimore. Phila
delphia. New York and Boston arc Of
Tered The result is that the rate to
New Orleans from any local point now
is made up Of a local rate to a june
ton point. plus the rate from that
junction 10 destination. This combine
,ion is alleged to create a rate discrimi-
mating In favor OF tho other shipping
points named.
II is charged also that the phrase
Impressed. with privilege To carriers
Of COMPRISING" shown in published
cotton rates gives opening for further
discriminatlon. The wording is indeh-
mite. the complaint AYERS. and permits
the carriers to absorb COMPRISING
charges or assess them against shin
rers ~ Viii The complaint asks that
The phrase TO include cost OF COM
pressing be substituted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Weekly Cotton Review.

\sr YORK. August :s.-Rathcr a more
optimistic sentiment has developed in local
cotton trade circles during the past few
day With reference 10 the possibility OF an
early -copeniuS OF the exchanges This
seems Ia he based ch.eny upon q feeling thu :
The meeting nj representatives or The liver
pool New Orleans and New York EXCHANGES
here next week VIII result in satistacto -y
arrangement OF the old Interests the ba is
~ old rather than new crop values and
that such a settlement NH greatly Improve
the situation so far the exchanges are
concerned. 1t Ia believed that the managers
Of the local exchange are considering plans
for reopening business in government con
tracts only. which some think might pos
siby be attempted before the old In; er. Il,
had been completely eliminated. Meanwhiie
business seems practically at a standstili
The only spot sales reported are OF small
scattering lots AT sharply deciinnt pri,es
In tho South. Little interest is shown in
weather or crop news. aud far only one
10 foreshadow the government bureau bul :
lctin % Monday This indicated an inprov..
m.nt OF about per cent from last months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
SOUTH RICHMOND
DAMAGE SUITS FILED
AGAINST TWO RAILWAYS
Seek $4,000 for Injuries
Sustained.
PETERSBURG AUToIsT FREED
}. Il. Jones Acquitted on Charge OF
Reckless Driving and Injuring
Negro-COlored Man Held for
Grand Jury for Housebreaking.

Two suits aGgregatinR damages in
the sum of $4,000 have been filed in
liuStings Court. Part H.. against the
two traction companies of the city. The
plantins are John Washington and
Paul g. O'Neil. by his next friend ,Da-
Vid T.. O'Neil against the Virginia
Trust Company. receivers for the Rich
mond and IIenrico Railway COMPANY
and the Virginia Railway and Power
Company. respectively.
According to the declaration OF Wash
ingtons attorneys. he was knocked
down by q Richmond and lIenrico car
and two OF his ribs fractured Damages
of $4,000 asked. Negligence is
claimed for the failure Of the motor
man To sound his gong.
@ Neil claims that carriage in which
lie was riding smashed by, car
of the Power Company. his skull being
fractured hy his fall He asks S2.5OO
damages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
a. G. Hartman
and
Chas. Is. Willis & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated May 10, 1919. to the Undersigned
trustees, recorded in the clerks olice.
IRA, page l61, default having been
made in payment OF portion OF the
debt thereby secured, and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein so to
do. We Will OH
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1914,
at $50 o'clock,
on the premises, No. rs North Boule-
ward. proceed 10 sell at public auction
the following described property mem
toned therein All that certain lot.
movements thereon. lying and being in
the city of Richmond, Va, on the vest
side Of Roul evard, between Floyd Ave
nue. and Main Street, beginning at a
point sixty 800 feet south Of Floyd
along and fronting on said Boulevard
t,wenty-nine t29) feet. and having a
depth between parallel lines one hun
to an alley fifteen 15) feet wide. being
May 81. 1889"
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance to
interest from July Il, 1914, and the
residue in ono and Two years with in
tcrest added. and secured by deed OF
,rus. on said property; or all cash at
This sale is made subject 10 prior
lien Of $1,000. and interest. recorded in
clerks office. Richmond Chanccry
Court, in -. 3. 2e6-D. page 2oc.
This is modern residence; recently
completed. and this sale should attract
persons who are in search OF beau
tiful home in the best locality.
\. g. HARTMAN.
CHAS. X. WILLIS
Trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

The steamer AppomattoX last night
carried down to HO;f.ili an excursion
party of $50 Ioiorcd Elks and their
friends 10 JOIN ia the demonstration
OF the national convention - the order.
in session there
Misses Madeline T..;noine and Mary
Moylan Banks are wishing friends In
" ilson. y. ~
Mrs T.. W. GriXg, az H.. city. m
ounCed the SAT- ARRIVAL III New YORK
% her niece. M"s. J..scou W. bca"h.
Mrs Beach was in Vienna when the
Mar broke out and much uneasincss
was felt as 10 her safety. She Viii
arrive in Petersburg next week.
The Rev. w. 4. L. Goodwin. formerly
rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal Church
In this city. now of Rochester, y. V.
Is here visiting friends.
Thomas :. Gibbons. formerly OF
Petersburg, is reported as very i'll AZ
his home in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
EXPENSES NOT PAID

WASIflNGTON. August os-As 4
direct result OF war in Europe receipts
from operation of the Panama Canal
nave failed to pay expenses Tells
during the first week OF traffic amount
ed TO only about $4,000.
Canal officials, however, arc conf
dent there will be Il big increase in
business rs soon AS trade routes are
established. and Interference with
commerce disappears through some de-
cisiNe victory In tho war. Also IT is
anticipated that a great Meet of YES
sells, under American and other ncut cal
hags. Will soon be passing through the
gateway to handle the West coast trade
OF South America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

j. Il. Jones. OF lctcrsbur.:. was dis
missed by Magistrate l.. W. Cheatha m
yesterday in Swansboro MaSistcrial
Court. on the charge Of knocking down
Charles Robinson. colored. with mis-
machine. which was alleged TO have
been recklcssly driven. The negro
who was riding a bicycle was struck In
the rear by the automobile. but was
not seriously hurt. He had regained
his feet when the, chauffeur. !. w.
Avent. looked back. and the automobile
proceeded on. Witnesses testified that
Avcnt was driving carefully. and that
Robinson was pushing his wheel from
one side OF The road to the other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Personal yfcnfion.

w A. Tolcr, who has been i'll for
some time, Is now much improved.
Mrs E. r. Pillon and daughter. OF
petersburg. arc visiting Mrs. l. J..
Turner Of East Thirteenth Street who
is Improving from a recent illness
Despite The incIement weather.
good crowd was present last night a,
'he lawn party given by the Oak Grove
BAPTIST Church, on Fairfax Avenue.
Oak Grove. The entertainment viii he
continued tonight. beginning a. : 80
o'clock
Mrs j. IA. Rudd. of 1.l7 Hairh;idve
street who has been i'll for some time
was last night rcpUrled 10 be Mcrse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
SALE OF VALUABLE
Goochland Realty

By virtue OF the terms of decree
entered In the Circuit cour, OF Gooch
1914. in the chanccry cause OF Smith
Willie et ais. w. Haden. Shirley ct ais.
having given the bond as required by
said decree, ] shall OH
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1914.
at II y. NJ. in front OF the premises.
Hshes spr bider at p"niI SISo to he
late. situated in Goochland County.
Va. to-wit:
Tract of land containing iSa acres.
more or less. lying in Byrd Masistcrial
District, Goochland County. adjoining
the lands Of Mat cambridge. joe
Roberts, JEFF Eanks and others. and sit
Ferry Road. about - miles northwest
Of Goochiand g. H.. and 2's miles from
with six or eight rooms. subst;,t tal
barn and other outbuildings. Possibly
80 acres in cultivation. we'll watcrcd.
some good timber. Elk hin station of
is about !? miles from the place. is
nearest Il. Il. station. Convenient to
churches. schools. stores and mills.
TERMS: One-half cash and balance
OF tho purchase money TO be payable
In IL months time and to be evidenced
by the. purchas er.s bond or mote. Sc
cured by deed OF trust on said land
with Interest from date OF sale. or the
purchaser may pay all cash for said
For further information. communi-
FREDERICK w. COLEMAN
Special Commissioner. fredericksburg,
Virginia.
In the clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of the County OF Goochlsnd-
Smith. ct ais ,splaintift. VS.. Hadcn. ct.
ais, defendant.
I, 7. q. Miller. Clerk OF the said
Court. do certify that the bond re
auired of the Specla Commissioner by
the decree rendered In said cause on he
10th day OF August. 1914. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of tho
said Court, this lath day of August,
1914. l.. .. MILLER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
TWO NEGRO H|CHWAYMEN
ROB D|NW|DD|E STORE
While Thieves Take Contents
OF Money-Drawers.
POSSE GOES IN PURSUIT
Annual Sunday-SchoOI Convention OF
Prince George County to- BE Held
on September 2.-General News OF
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA. August oS.-Yes-
terday afternoon two negro men en-
tered James Halligans store. at
!;eams. in Dinwiddie County. and one
OF ,he-n held-up Arthur Bourne, the
clerk. at the point OF a pistol. threat
ching to shoot him II he offered re-
sistance. or gave an alarm. While this
was being done. the other negro
pillaCed the money drawers and with
the money secured-some $40 or Sl2-
left the store and hurried away Mr
Bourne. the clerk. WAS the only ucr-
son in the store at the time. and rounG
himself at The mercy OF the robbers.
lilo had sold a package of Cigarette Ia
one of the negroes and had stopped
over-to put the change in the dra wer.
When he Strengthened up he found the
pistol close to and pointing directly
in mis- face. The robbers did not get
all the money in the drawer and did
not notice the open safe i'm the rear OF
the store in which was a large sum Of
money.
An armed posse Of. citizens was soon
formed an.i went in pursuit of the
highwaymcn. following them for sew
eral miles along the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad in the direction OF Pc
tcr3burg. Two of the posse. armed
With double barrel guns. loaded with
No. squirrel shot. came In sight OF the
fuSitiveS about dark, and empticd the
four barrels of their guns At them.
one of the negroes fell, but got UP and
drawing his pistol made his escape in
the woods in the darkness. tTe left his
hat behind. which was found peppcred
with shot. II is thought he will be
captured. The 'other negro Is believed
TO have reached Petersburg. and search
Is being made for him. Chief Raglant
WAS notified OF the robbery AT a late
hour. and he set officers out in an au-
tomobile to watch for the robbers. but
no trace OF them was found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Visit Of Officers.

President johnson and General Man
ager Needles, Of tho Norfolk and West
ern Railway. were in the city Yesterday
morning OH their way to Norfolk They
held a conference with Mayor Caban-
Mss relative to the proposed improve
mcnt of River Street in tho vicinity OF
ing OF the new bridge over the An
pomattoN TO Chesterfield County, for
which money has becn provided by the
Council. The company is awaiting the
Improvement Of River Street before
making important improvements OF it's
own around the station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
RICHMOND okarr MARKET

" HDLEsl II NLDI 4 Huns o. Nk.-li Z.
Richmond va AuEu'i . i,ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
rOREIGN ENCmANGE ,IAnkEr

Nsr Work. Angus, .S-Nercantile paper .
sterling exchange nominal: for cables
$500. demand 5000. bar silver. 56,A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
In Police Court.

Through his attorney. George Paul
Henry Richardson. colorcd. secured his
release from Justice Maurice yester-
day morning i'm Police Court. Fart H.
on the charge OF stealing brass from
the Yards OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway Compan:.
Fines of 81 each were imposed uoor
raymond Baeer and A Cicoll charged
with lighting in the street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
For further Information. communi

FREDERICK w. COLEMAN
Special Commissioner, Frederick sburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
STEAMBOATS,
Travel Without Fouble-

A system OF unaccompanied. 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 100.
ASK MIR. BOWI1AN,"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings Co,
.th and Main SITS. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

In honor OF her fourth birthday. Lit
tie Miss Marion Womack entertained a
number Of her friends on Thursday af-
ternoon from To o'clock in her home
1920 Stockton Street. After PLAYING
games during the afternoon. refresh =
ments were served. Among those pres
cnt were: Misses Lucille Stuart Flossie
knishten, Marguerite Fletchc;. Nlatt
Rowlcs. Maud Williams Dennis
Womack. Walter Clopton, Lawrence
Smith. Leonard Capran, James Womack
and \arnett Nomark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Annu., sunday school Convention.

me thtrtN-first annual Sunday
School Convention OF Prince George
County Will be held nj the Brandon
Church OH September >. This conven-
ton VIII embrace the sunday schools
OF all Protestant denominations in the
county. and the annual meetings are
generally largely attended and rhe
proceedings. reports and addresses are
of a very interesting character Tho
present officers OF the Association are:
A. II. Clary. president: i. q. Fem
sccrctary-trca Surer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Held for SUSSEX COUNTY.

c. W. Hogwood, White man, is
the authorities or SUSSEX County on
the technical charge OF larceny He 4.
alleged Ia have passed q check drawn
on bank where he had no funds de-
posted. The chcck was cashcd bv
merchant near WaVcrly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Rnilroad Of the south.

TRNfNS LEAVE: HiCIiMOND DAILY
;, 70, Elorda, oni south; '.li i, ana SO
Il er Norfolk 80 :, NJ l:aa. L NJ. go
70 y ( W ny wos,: SIS \ ~ ,n
\ ~ 500 7 NJ. 80 =. NJ
For I't.rsbufS. 1880 =. VI f.'i = -
SIS y NJ 90" \ II ,.5j \ " a.fr T. W
80 = 81 6.oj T. NJ. 6.55 = NJ go y ~
.I:t =. ~
For Godshoro and Fay.,,c,tuc. ..,a r 81
Trains arrive Richmond daily. 5.-5 NJ
. II y NJ. f@ T. ~ - \ y r1..a
s:ol T. NJ 6.75 T. Vi 900 J.. y 200 J. NJ
'iNrcpt sunday. fSuudev on,y.
inc % arrival and dcpngfu-" and conusc-
ton not Guaranteed.
- :. CAMPBELL u + A. - MAJ, $,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER o. THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Ei,hmond- Main - station
y 4 Following sometime 'su-cs nuh..s ned
a. Information. and not -utrauieo1.
For tho South DAILY r:., \ ~ io-,
io;!i s Nj Express $50 T. ENp-ess
win El.ctric Lighted Sieepiug cars :or A.
!antt and BirminEh.m. 1852 = -EApros'
week Days: S:p9 4. NJ. ard 500 T.. N-i.ocaI.
YORK RIVER lINr
N:i' p NJ .-sieanor tram 'patlor carr. ~.
,fpt sunGhy no iora. stops. and us =. NJ
except sunday '-e' - D..iIy-I.ocai.
Trains Arrive E.c hmond
From the south. 81 \. NJ and 800 a 81
:oe r. VI ~ sun From West Point: SO.
y NJ. Steamer train. daily except MonGay
80" \. NJ. and tNj =. " daily.
II J. BISHOP. u. T. \
81 l. Main :, Phone Madison -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Held for uou,chr...,,

Fred Jackson. colored, was sent on
10 the grand Jury by Magistrate
chea,ham Yesterday on the charge Of
breaking into and rohbinG the summer
cottage or Mrs. Lawrence Pool. At Fall
ine Creek. y number OF small ar
ticles ana about $40 in currency werc
stolen. The negro was arrested bv
County Officer TraNlor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
NEW YORK rnoDuCu MARKETS.

Nv York. Autu.t eS-.law sucsr nrin
lnoiaSse' 81. ccuultugsl. s1c, retncd Arm.
Butter sUG cheese steady
Cottonsced 90! VS. easier under scattered
i'guiLatlcu In September. the result OF ton
Htre ~ about I.cpl barrels on contract to-
E'ther with SLOW outside demand Crude
ntrkets however. we're firmly held. Final
p-.C~s Ve-c ono to ten points net lower.
>sI-S . so barrels The market closed bare
j, 'tcadN. SPOT. 6,NTG.s3. September. son
. :" Drtppcr. "itdGsi. November. f.a61 =. 81
D.csmre- "i7TGc): L.nuary s.5SIi6ai. FOB
TuHrN f.'9Ti.ni. March f.sSHS.65
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeak. Bay Railway Com2an,
i:Fk't.CrINE ARM j.,

smncr.cdinE Schedule or Mny TO. Io,.
Trnfn. leave N!chnond B'5.5O \. a.
~ 4. VI. 4. VI. .. NJ. ! y. VI, i'll
u. VI, 3;"O u. 81. G;:G Il. W. 1,IO a. II.
BS Il. VI. SD y. VI. 10 u. VI, as T., Va.
Trims leave Ashland '5:LD a. W., H..
:. NJ, 4. VI. 80 A. W.. 10 a. VI. .'It
4. VI, liz noon, ~ II. ~. y. W., :, s..
~, l.. NJ, BJ:.0 4. NJ. G:2O r. VI, ..iU
u. W.. y. NJ. I'D 4. ~. $40 =. NJ. IL
u. VI
Is Cnrrics bngEnge Saturdays only.
DAILY cAccct Sund-y. -'SoadnY snly.