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EXECUTED
Gen. Jesus caUsnza, His Son and
Members Of STAFF Executed
by Zapatistas.

LAREDO. Texas. Feb. General
Jesus Carranza. his son Abelardo. and
lgnacio Peraldi. members of his stan,
were executed by General SantibaneZ.
former Constitutionalist. who defect
I'd to Zapata. according to a telegram
received by TIE widow of General Car
rama from the first chief at Vera
Cruz
Mrs. Jesus Carranza. refugee here.
in announcing the death Of her hus-
band. said General Venustiano Carran-
"a. the first chief OF the Mexican Con
stitutionalists. had telegraphed her he
would send troops to recover the
body.
General Jesus Carranza and his
stan were taken prisoners recently
near San Geronimo, on the lsthmus OF
Tehuantepec. Carranzas stan. &C
cording 10 reports. were executed inn
mediately Jesus Carranza. his son
Abelardo and Peraldi. a relative. were
held prisoners for a time by Santiba-
nez. who demanded as prices Of their
safety that Nenustiano Carranza
cease operations In that territory.
The father. mother. wife and other
members Of General Santibanez's fam.
ily were recently reported captured
In the State Of Jalapa. and sent TO
Vera Cruz. where Constitutionalists
said they would hold them pending
disposition Of Jesus Carranza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
MANNINGT0N

MANNINGTON. W. Va. Feb. Mrs.
Jas .. fhinlps assisted b. Miss chris.
tine Morrison Mrs 81. r smith ana
Mfa o. j Matthew Wa pleasant hos
tess 20 tne members of Mrs. a. a..
Richards Bible class ~ the r.. p
church az her home on high street Sat
AZ Iatertsfirr feature was travel
tak on Palestine lnuglratCd win Jam
tern slides bY Rev a. ~ Park s. dainty
luncheon was served % tbe eiosg.
wee q street meeting ON Eural1 street
tended In 70 body. 10 rsiHE the only uiFht
81 the week af which aI the employees
are on duty together.
The fuuersi OF D. F phillips took
place Saturday afternoon az New Mar
tlusvillo in the 80 D. church with ln-
WnH fur many years H resident OF Man
ninEt0u and nlao euperiuteu1euf of the
sunday school here. fiia SON. % Edgar.
ie vcfy prominent business men of
s. j krspisy Isu yesterday for tHe
TcNar OF hclda where rD EHa tHk.n r.
position e. manager f'r an ou vel cone
niiss Hsss Goodwin Is visiting .u Fur-
Mr and Mre b. %. stewart H
Mnrfrr. Jesse -hIuU and Rev f e.
eontwfn attended tIr ruuerHl 90 Mr D.
p lhiiIpa nt N'w MartInavNlc satur-
iiou. stuart y Reed. ssoretary %
state. waH uuaiucaa visitor here from
Charleston. Saturday.
Nru Murphy. uf TarmiurtHu spent
yesterday uith friends bore.
John Lllie. fr. has goue to EaltI-
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Butter, E0vs and Cheese.


SEw YORK. Fob I..Erar. Unset.
tied. fresh gathered extra Cine 104gfs.
extra frsta 29Ic. rraH l.. seconds
zs 2stal. rennsylvan.B. auI state and
nearby Hsnnery whites one to auay o.
u 800. du gathered WrItra l.aaZr. do
ruthrrrI browns and mixed ruIr.a lsu
81 ln. Uu ntuuery browns EHuGIr
Cheese. EIrw. state whole nUl held
HIrrlHIa 900. uItHtD. UH AVERAGE flra.
JOS Ibsr. state whole mills winter
average fancy lf4al5c. smms g4
IIffnr#.NIrm rroTu.I. extras I.H
HrlroI aHI.f. rrr4nIaru IEIrF.r ..........
- 1880 rIrHurr. IrafH 800. r rF..
Hrr.uIH I.u 200. ladies. current male
lnckinE stock current make So Z 20
aglc
Liuur. Strong spring patents B.Ia..
- winter patents NI UHug Or. winter
strnIrht- 5000 loo. Eaurar HraIehtr
f6.gou 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
OPENS NOSTRILS
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CATARRH

A little NOSTRIOLA quickly stops
hawking and splitting. clears the head
and stops running OF the nose and
you'll never know what you are miss
Ing until you try II.
a small test tube Is enough to try,
and NOSTRIOLA is now being sold
and recommended by all reliable drug
glsts.
The instant NOSTRIOLA is applied
the air passages are cleared. you dis.
tInctly feel your cold breaking up and
leaving you. and in a few minutes your
head feels fine.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for health-destroy
ing germs. Colds lead TO Catarrh. ana
ell need the NOSTRIOLA Treatment
as preventive.
Get small tube of NOSTRIOLA OF
your druggist today and you'll wish
you had tried this simple treatment
sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
ESCAPES FROM CHARLESTON
JAIL FOR THIRD TINE

sDecIaI DIHpltch 70 ne IntcIHECnoeT-
CHARLESTON. vs.. We FEB. g.
Though hundcufed aud slowed away In
the most secure cell ln the kanuwha
county sail John TrusIoW. known IN ut
least three states Of slippery John.
last night managed Co saw the bars %
hia cell and escape. 10 was the third
time boo . year that De- has escaped from
the Charleston jail and be has made
similar escapes from Iuiia Boz Columbus
and other Ohio end kentucky cities.
Dc is supposed 90 have received as
sistHnra boz getting rid ~ the irons Ar
Ter his escape be was ported o. have
been seen this morning 90 the knnawha
a. Michigan freight yards. Eettiug u
berth uu au outgoing train. Because %
Iia sustained reputation ng lail
breaker. Trusicw was Kept 90 the iso-
lated cell and was haudsuflcd every
evening Tor the nlEhf fiie original Of.
Tense UnH fciUrious assault committed
some time 1gu.
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WAR BRIEFS


French Statement
fAtlS. Feb. /. 1880 y. m.-The OH
cial communication issued by the war
Once Tonight was a. follows;
The night OF January 3I-February I
was very luiet IT. the morning OF
February I the enemy made a violent
attack on our trenches to the north of
the road between Bethuue and la
Bassce. The attack was rspulsed ana
the Germans left number OF dead on
the field.
AT beaumont tiammell. 20 the north
OF Albert. the German infantry at
tempted "A surprise against one Of ou-
trenches, but they were obliged To take
flight. abandoning the explosives with
which they had been provided.
In the Argonne there has been great
activity In the regions Of fontaine
Madame and the forest OF La Grurie. An
attack By the Germans has been repelled
near Bagatclle. one OF our trenches. de-
molished by two mines. was evacuated
without loss.
In the Nosges and In Alsace there -
no action to report The snowfall has
been very abundant"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Feb. IAN advance
in the price of finished products by
one of the chief subsidiaries OF the
United States Steel corporation. an
other rise In the price OF copper metal
10 the highest price since the out
break OF the war and the success at
. tending the public Offering OF the
Pennsylvania railroads $4,000. 900
Az per cent bonds. which were over
subscribed. we're factors OF favorable
import In today's market Stocks rose
from one to two points over last Sat
urday's final quotations. but dealings
were somewhat contracted.
United States Steel declined to its
new minimum OF IS soon after the
opening. but made partial recovery.
after which II manifested no definite
trend until announcement was made
of the higher prices scheduled by the
Carnegie Steel Company. II then
made. steady upward progress. selling
at 40, and carrying the entire list
TO its best prices OF the day.
interesting Rumor.
An interesting rumor heard in con
,nection with United States Steel. but
which lacked confirmation i'm official
quarters. was that a Dutch syndicate
had sold a large block OF the common
stock to New York bankers. The sell
ing price. according to rumor. was a
trihe better than its new minimum.
All the metal shares responded TO
the new high price for copper. which
was assisted by an increased foreign
inquiry. United States Steel pre-
ferred, which sold " dividend or Ia
per cent, was Inclined to ease OF IN
the early dealings. but made more
than full recovery later. A feature
OF the special group was Sears Roe
buck. which rose over thirteen points.
the result OF the so per cent stock
dividend declared after the close or
last Saturdays market.
Money for all dates was again in
free supply, open rates being quotably
unchanged. London and all continen.
tai exchange was frmer. Total sales
2S3.6O0 shares.
Bonds were drm. Total sales. par
value. Sass 600
United States bonds we're IN
cranged on call
New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. I. '15.
hanBe OF active stocks on the New
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PLENTY or COPPER.

AMSTERDAM. via London. FEB e.,
g.15 o. m--"so far a. copper is con
corned. by making use Of al the
bronze monuments and the copper
,UpolaE OF the churChe- and collecting
all The copper We have used Tor other
purposes In the last few years Ger
lany viii be- able 20 hold out for
Dirty years more
Thus spoke Or. schuster. secretary
Of The German iron founders union.
al the annual meeting Of the Union
in Dusseldorf. accoriing Co a despatch
received BY the Tlid Dr schuster
is reported a. haying added
"Ii necessary. tn The conquered
parts of Belgium and France We shall
s'eze eYcrything made OF copper"
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THE w FATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm is central over Missouri
this morning. and the weather is un-
settled and rainy over the central
valleys and Middle Mississippi Val
ley and lower Lake Region. where
there were good falls during the past
"a hours. The heaviest rains oc-
Cured In the upper Ohio Valley and
Tennessee Valley.
While reports are missing in the
upper valleys. that section is covered
by high pressure and colder weather
area. Colder weather also prevails in
the Northwest
Rain Is indicated for tonight and
probably Tuesday. with lower temper
ature Tuesday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. As degrees: lowest last
night. a. degrees. rainfall, 0.6O: for
entire storm TO date. 0S9.
The Ohio will rise quite rapidly in
the district. AS rain is expected dur
ing the next "a hours. crest stages can
not be indicated this morning While
moderately heavy rain has fallen over
the valley. only moderate rises were
noted in the river this morning.
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
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VIENNA. Via London. Feb. J. II .O5
q. m.-rhc following official statement
was given out tonight:
owing TO the favorable weather con-
ditions there was much military actiy-
ity yesterday ia Russian Poland and
west GaltCia. Local successes were at
tained at many points.
New Russian attacks vest OF Lup-
kow pass tCarTathiansl were repulsed.
We captured i've officers. 500 men. ~ o
cannon and two machine guns In an en-
gagement ON a wooded mountain ridge.
Nothing Of Importance has occurred
i'm Bukowiua. In the southern theatre
the situation IL unchanged
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Immense purcha--
ms carried the wheat market to-day ur
5'sc bushci. Shortage IN Europe hao
become so acute that Italy and Sweden
announced the complete removal Of iu-
port duties on grain.
Although The extreme advance iu
prices OF wheat here was not fully main
tanned, and there was "A nervous feeling
az the close. the finish was 2s.c to 49,
above Saturday night. Corn gained Z. G
net. and oats nc 10 sc Provisions
closed 7c off 60 izc W. compared
with Saturday night.
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Our Purpose

Our object In selling wells quickly
Of an hardto
'af OF
-no NAY only sh
queionby eany
e
creased be
atork1Udc
son d
dollars. but % being a purely WV ~
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FINANCIAL.

more whore le viii work in tho p0itsry
fur dino
Miss Lena rrIrhard are Fllrmunt Visit
tore to-day.
The condition Of little Vincent Nis-
Eala uHu was badly hurt while cuasf-
ink "a week aEu. stIIl remains rraioua.
Sire. a. Thomas ard children. ~
FulrmIrf. are NlsItluE her mother. Mrs.
UHuEH here
Mfs a ~ clayton ls spending the
weekend with Der mother ln Falrmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
FREEMAN LEAVES
Sim Grove Man Who Enusts In Army
Leaves for Service.

Harry p Freeman of Elm Grove
Who was accepted gt the local army
fcCruiung stallion last week was sent
to The Columbus Ohio barracks vos
tcrday There are several recruits
on the waiting ust to bc passed upon
by Captain Hathaway OF Pittsburgh
ai bic arrival here this week
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AZ the dairy business OF the Neither
lands has been transferred from mo
farm 90 The factory there has come a
tendency 90 adulterute The cheese and
butler with foreign substances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

PITTSBU RICH. Pa, Ieb. l.-Cattle-
Steady. supply so cars. Choice IS ssH
b.9g: prime s. 4OH $40.
sheep Active, supply - double
decks prime wethcrs Sb.5Og6.75. culls
.9.15.
Veal Calves-fil.OOal
ftoE--l-oWers receipts 50 double
decks Prime heaVies $500. mediums
$50. workers 31.f0u7.45 pigs 37g54
40, roughs S6.O0NG4O.
IhlCAGO. Feb. logs Receipts
$4,000 head; unsettled. Buzz So rs 0
$40. light So $4,000. mixed $3.50
SIS. heavy fG.f5uG 90. rouahs sam
$50, pigs s. 50n6G5
Cattle-Hecelpts 5000 head. sfrorr
native steers 356549Z5: cows ana bciT.
ere t5lo4 500; calves $500 1880.
shceP- Receipts 10000 head. unset
y 500. lambs 3s.4OTSss
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Cooperative Company

sharehoder win and 20
VII ee SHARED equally an accounting made
Agdo % our Company Incorporated under The Blue
We invite prospective barehode
Office and
investigate future
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING, ". Va. Feb. /. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. l.. Mast-n a Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
building
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New York Clearing House.
WHEELING. W. Va. FEB D. 10
issued by New York Clearing House
stock Exchange committee. By private
wire TO A. h. Masten d CO.
EforLa frsg.4 - -
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sNeuraIEyline CO. books close January
70. Regular az dividend payable Fob-
~ NLnrL
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Total shares 2S6.OOO. Bonds SI.43C, 600
~ l;N div. 2 ik per cent.
GA div. ] y per cent
(3)-cN-diy. ! a per cent
til-EN div. 2 per cent.
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Should Appeal to Business Men

% Is S a 1nSnee fact that during the twenty-five develop
l % sr9gh the oil industry Than through other
& Hsns which are not yet producing oil adjoining
"oh produced m
h9ye several these farms under lease T be
drilled whc
du on and me third company
'' " '"'
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York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. y. Masten & Co. brokers.
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STOCKS

q a. 81 81 "a ~. 81. 81. 44ais g g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN HALLWAY.

SOUTHERN HALLWAY.
Premier Carrier or tn. AouSA
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION,
N B.--Foilowing schedule fixurea
published ar information and not Tuar-
anleed:
500 A. M.--Daily local for Char.
iotte and Durham.
1880 A. M.--Daily-Limitsd- al
points South
a:oo p M.-Except sunday-I1ocai
for keysviiic. Durham and mtsrme-
dfate stations.
500 p M--Daily--For DanviIlA At
lanta and Birmin CHAM. with electric
lighted drawing-room sleeping cara
1850 F. M.-Detly--Limited- ali
points south. Pullman ready 900 r. n.
YORK RIVER LINE
$40 r. M.--Stsamer train (ParlSr
car)-DaiIy local--To West Pcist.
connecting for Baltimore. daily except
Sunday
7s5 A. A.--Daily--Locai to West
Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7.o5 A. NJ. 500 A.
M, gas =. NJ. and $40 r.. II, daily:
$40 A. NJ, except Sunday.
From West Point: 3:l0 A. n, o:1S p.
II. L BISHOP. D. p. A.
sc7 East Main St Phone Mad. Sta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
HAD PLANNED TO BLOW
. UP ALLIES CATTLE BOAT

Baltimore, April s.--That he tried
TO ship from Newport News on a
cattle boat carrying horses for the
allies with the purpose of either blow
ing II up or wrecking It's machinery,
was the statement made to Magis-
trate Supplee in the Central Police
Court yesterday by Harry German,
who said he was an Austrian and
lived in San Francisco, when arraign-
ed on two burglary charges and one
of threatening to shoot a woman, II
tried to return and fight for my coun-
try. but could not" he said, so
wanted to aid in the war In some
way"
You would have been on the boat
and would have been blown up. too"
interrupted Magistrate Supplee.
THAT wouldn't have made any
difference-Fm ostracised from So
ciety and wanted by the police. so
why should l worry?" he replied.
Two Of my brothers have been
killed in the war. and I expect that
the third will be also, SO I have no
one to live for. / have wife and
two children living in California. /
own the home. but they don't want
me any more, might MS we'll have
gone up or down with the boat'
for then I would have done some-
thing for my country's sake"
1t was alleged by the police that
German broke into the warehouses
OF Slaysman 4 Co, Pratt and Presi-
dent Streets. and stole tools worth
$50. and the warehouse of the B. F.
Starr Company. 455 Guilford Avenue.
where he got tools worth SIS. He
was also charged with threatening to
shoot Fannie Goddard, al Harrison
ha ta l.
Legged to buy tools he offered Tor. sale.
He denied these charges.
He was held for the action of the
grand Jury
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Ef~n rico Transfers.

Peter Gonnella to w. ]. Woodson.
lots l. 2. 8. 4. s. s, I. S. 3, 10. II
and 12, In block r. in the plan of
Monument Heights. March 90, 1915, tax
Sc. SO.
Parker Syms ct ux. to Mary p, will
liams 20 l-2 acres west OF the city.
March i5, 1915. tax 81, $40
Regis Argaud ct TX. to Mario Anton
slim, ct al, 21o acres at the southwest
corner of the New Market Road and
the Four Mile Creek about ten miles
southwest OF the city, April 5, 1915.
ss.700.
Highland Park Development Cor
poratiou to J. r. Bailey, 6oxi26 feet
north line Detroit Avenue, $50 feet
east OF Burns Street March 81 1915.
1850
Same to J. n Palmer. 3oxf25 feet on
the south line Fourth Avenue. 80 feet
west of Burns street; also 30xi25 feet
south line ourth Avenue. 12o feet west
of Burns Street. March %, 1915. $500.
Same to T. c. Fletcher. soxl+o feet
north line Fourth Avenue, 80 feet west
of Burns Street. March %, 1915. tax
81. $40.
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proved dem and for spots. hus the for
ward inquiry neglected and Argentine
news favorable with shipments f,o<e.-
0cG
ORts~-Quite good. Argentine ship
ments 1870. 200 and since January !.
1850, 600 against IT,sss.oeo last year
Yesterdays export business In oats At
the seabohrd quoted as nearly two
million bushels. and with prices quoted
at Duluth IN over Chicago May prices,
and with only 100000 bushels unsold in
Duluth OUT Of total stock of 1881. 900.
Provis.ons-Better. Receipts $4,000
against 5000 and the market Ave
higher. later ten 10 fifteen higher,
Speculative offerings were light with
some Improvement noted In the do
mestic demand, while the reduction
In hog receipts may. OF course. be the
turning point.
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Abbey Realty Corporation TO s. p.
williams, lots / and 2. block 4. and
lot S. block Z. Colonial Place: sT25.
G. r. Bragg and wife 10 c. I. Russell
et TX. No. 500 North Third street.
20xs2; $1,000.
Land Investment Corporation to c.
y. and l.. S. Larus, lots 27 and 30,
block c. Chamherlayne Court 5ox143-2;
SIC,
Charles D. Larus, Jr ct als. TO John
Il. Mitchell. No. 305 North Thirteenth
Street. 3ox150; $40.
A. C. Terry and Virginia Trust Co.
administrators. to H. l.. Terry, No
4o4 East Clay Street. 2s-3xlso; $40.
Davis Brothers, Incorporated. to r.
v. Mcintyre, No. i0s Mulberry Street
20xl2s; SO.
Agnes II. DeJarnette 10 Julia NJ
Lawrence. No. s South Plum street
20xs0; $40.
w H. Adams and wife to r L
Jones. No. 1908 Chaffln Street. 15x120
81. 900
N w. Perkins ct ais. TO w A. Crump
southwest corner Cabell and Roans
Streets. 17-ax&a. and adjoining lot or
Caben, s2sx$3; 1900,
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My ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOL.

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect April s. 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK, $500 A. NJ, $500 r. n.
400 +. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
s6:1s A M. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. n.
1920 F.. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s1l:40
A. NJ, '6:sh p. NJ. sli;s0 P. NJ From
the West; $3.50 A. M..,t2:10 p. NJ, II 40
+. NJ. '6;17 r. NJ, 1900 p. NJ.
sDaily fDaily lex. Sunday. tSunday.
w. r, BEViLL. W. c. SAUNDERS,
PIT NJ, Roanoke q. p A., Roanoke.
c. II. BoSLEY. D. p. A. Richmond. Va
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GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.
sFuynished ny Miller a Co.. Brokers
Richmond, Val

Chicago. April s.~-Wheat-Firrn
Liverpool advices stated that the i'm =
proved political aspect caused freef
offers while Argentine shipments TO
the Z. X. OF S,44s.000.
India reports unfavorable weather In
the northern provinces. with the out
look there not so favorable owing ia
the pronounced dryness or a cable
which In in contradiction 10 yester-
days advtces Kansas City reports
heavy decrease In wheat stocks and
claims there will be nothing there In
afteen days.
Corn--Quite strong. The Liverpool
market was called steady with an i'm
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SCHEDULES.
sEABOARD AIR LINE. RAILWAY.

South bound train scheduled 20 leave
Richmond daily, 800 A. NJ. local to
Noriina; 1870 r. NJ, sleepers ana
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham. jack
sonville; 1890 r. NJ. sleeper to Hamlet
and coaches to Atlanta and Birming-
ham: 13:45 A. NJ. sleepers. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis. Jacksonville.
Tampa. and coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled to ar
rive in Richmond daily: 6:55 A. NJ,
SIS A. NJ, SOS r. NJ, 545 p. NJ Local
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10
CORRECTION TO SCHEDULE

Commencing sunday. March 81, Pc.
ninsula Local Trains between Rich.
mond, Newport News and Old Point will
operate daily, instead of daily except
Sunday; these trains leaving Richmond
7:15 A. ~. ana 500 p. NJ. and arriving
Ric~mond 9:55 A. M. and 500 p. n.
With this service. special local stops
OF fast trains .oS Sundays leaving Rtcn-
mond 900 ~ NJ. for Old Point and
Norfolk, and arriving Richmond e:to
p NJ. will be discontinued.
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Council Committees Next Week.

Council committees scheduled to
meet next week. In addition to the
meeting of the Board of Aldermen on
Tuesday night are:
Monday afternoon at O'clock, the
Streets Committee
Thursday night at s o'clock. Ordi-
nance Committee
The Board OF Aldermen will meet at
o'clock Tuesday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

y. w Bowies. Jr.. trustee. to High
land Park Development Corporation.
e0x140 feet north line Fourth Avenue.
80 feet west OF Burns Street: also.
6oxl25 feet north line Detroit Avenue,
1870 feet eact OF Burns Street: also.
aox125 feet south line Fourth Avenue,
80 feet west of Burns Street; also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

Petersburg. Va. April .. 1915.
VTRGfNTAS--
Farmers Stock, market quiet, soc
per bushei.
SPANISH
Fancy Jumbo. ~ c per round.
Extra Prime, sac per pound.
Farmers stock: Market steady.
Fancy Hand picked, Bhe per pound
5. Smelling Stock. 2kc to 2Ao per pound