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Srrepfh Assembly District.

Tno nrst election district {. bounded BY
snnh Within West His, sd Ioth ayei wss'
we:, 18th st; and Hudson River: ,
The second election district Is bounded
by and within a diagonal line from the
the corner OF 9th ave. and West 2Ist St.
west 2lst ST. Eighth ave-. West .eth st.
The third election district 10 bounded by
and within West goth ST.. Eighth ave.
West lsth =. and Smith ave,
by and within u diagonal line from the
corner OF Eighth ave. and West 18Th -. to
ave, seventh ave, West 18th st. and
The NTH election district is bounded by
ana within West 2ist ST.. seventh ave. "A
dAgOnal line from the corner OF Seventh
ave. and West 10th 81, to the corner OF
West 18Th st. and Eighth ave. and Eighth
The sixth election district ls bounded by
and within West s@d st, seventh ave.
The seventh election district Is bounded
by and within West 92nd st. and Eighth
rye; IVES, coE E1s, Of S sna a ai"s1n,i iins
4lst st, to the corner Of Tenth ave. and
The eighth election district IL bounded
by and within West 23rd ct. and Eighth
ave. West 22nd It. and Tenth ave,
The nInih election dis'Tist Is bounded by
West card ct. and Tenth ave,
The tenth election district Is bounded by
anu Nl'nln MtSl -hln ST., lfHln ave, "a
diagonal line from the corner OF Tenth ave,
and West ?ith ST. TO the corner Of Ninth
ave. and West 2ith st., West gath ST.,
Tenth ave. West 2ist st. and Hudson
River.
The eleventh election district Is bounded
by and within West 26th ST., Ninth ave, a
diagonal line from tho corner Of Ninth ave,
and West .ith st. to tho corner of West
The twelfth election district * bounded
by and within West .5th ST., Eighth ave,
West 2tth vi. and Ninth ave.
by and within West 18th NJ and Eighth
ave, West eth st.. seventh ave, West
25th at. and Ninth ave.
by and within West 2Sth St, seventh ave,
West eth -. and Smith ave,
The fifteenth election district Is bounded
ny and within West .Sth ST Ninth ave
West 27th ri" Eighth ave. West Goth ST.
The sixteenth election distric, Is bounded
by and within West ?sth .t,. Tenth ave,
Yves, 26th st, and Hudson River.
bounded by and within West Goth st,
Smith ave West 2sth IT. and Tenth ave.
The eighteenth election district Is
bounded by and within West asth st. Sew
The nineteenth election district is bounded
bv and within West 3lst ST., Seventh ave,
West 2eth =, and Eighth ave. ~
by and within West 3ist St. Eighth ave,
West 29th st. and Ninth ave. $500
The twenty first. election district Is
10th ave, a diagonal line from the cor
ner OF West 3oth ST, ana 10th ave. 10
the corner Of West 3lst 81. ANA Ninth ave.
Ninth ave. West 2sth st. and Hudson
River.
The twenty second election district Is
bounded by and within West 3od at, Ninth
ave. 70 West. alst st.. a diagonal line from
the corner Of West sist ST, and Ninth ave.
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Tenth dsssnIbiu pis.ricf

The FIRST election district Is bounded by
and within East Houston St, Eldrljge St,
stanton ~. and Chryst!c ~.
The SECOND election, district 70 bounded
The third election dis'rl =, Is bounded by
ami within first - Ave. y. Elst Houston
B LAS Houston -. ana First eve.
The fourth election district IL bounded
corner % second st and First av" TO the
coruer % Eas; Third ~. and Ave. A. Ave.
A. rEhin XIII at ri alsa,, FGr'i @yt re, Is ,o,na., h.
and within md s., First ave East Hous-
ton 81. and Second av.
diagonal limo from mo cornsr Of Es., ara
/ and an an ina ~ st' ena 10 o. 'n And tG SIqnHr,G 81 rors' ave
The seventh election district Is bounded
by, and within Eas, 4th o., Ave. \, East
3rd IT. and Second ave.
che eighth election distri,' is bounded
by and Within East 4th ST. Ave. r.. second
The ninth election district b.. bounded by
ara within a diagonal I'VE from the corner
~ Ave, \. and 9TH 1T. 70 tlc corner Of 9TH
-, and Ave. D., Ave j.. East tth ~, and
The tcnth %election dlstr'r' - bounded by
and within a diagonal line from tho cor
ner OF SIN st. auf First ave. - tho corner
Of sth $. aud ave. a, Ave A. East ith
Tho eleventh election district +. bounded
by and within a diagonal Inc from the
corner 81 second aye AMI tih e. 70 the
corner 81 ON 81. ana fltSf ave, llfst ave,
East 4th st. and Second ave.
The twelfth election dis'ric' IL bounded
by and within 1th St, Flrtt ave., a diago-
nal line from the corner az First ave and
18th 81. to the corner OF tth st. and Second
ave, and Second ave,
The thirteenth election district IL bounded
by and within 9Th ST., Ave. A., a diagonal
line from the corner Of 9Th 81. and Ave.
A 10 the corner OF 9Th ST. and FIrs, ave,
and First ave.
Tho fourteenth c%lrc,ion district Is bounded
by and within ~ 81, Ave. u, TO. q dlago-
nal line from 9th st. and Ave. u to the
corner OF 9TH st. and Ave. A., and Ave. \.
Tho fifteenth election district Is bounded
by and within East sth ST., Avc. A., East
10th st.. Ave. n. seventh II. 10 Ave. A., "a
aiagonal line from the corner of Ave. A.
and eth ~. TO tho corner Of st. Marks
place, or East sth II. and First ave, and
The sixteenth election district is bounded
by aud within -. Marks place, or Fast
sth ST., to First ave, a diagonal line from
the corner Of First ave ana 81. MARKS
place, or East sth St. 10 the corner OF Ave.
The seventeenth election district Is
bounded by and within East nth st., First
ave, 81. Marks place. or East sth st, and
Second ave.
The eighteenth election district IL
bounded by and within East llth 81, First
The nineteenth election district is
bounded 10y and within East lith ST., Ave.
A, East 9Th II, and First ave,
The twentieth election district is bounded
by and within East 18Th st. First ave,
Fast l2th st, Ave. A., Fast nth st. and
second ave.
The twonty-nrst election district IL
bounded by and within East 18th St, Ave-.
A., Fast l2th ~, First ave, East 18TH ST,
and second ave.
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FoUrteenth assembly District.


The first election district is bounded By
ana within East 10th St. Second ave.
East 2sd St. and Lexington. ave. 5000
p,y and within East 27th st., Third ave,
Fast eth st, Second ave, East 25th st.
The third election district Is bounded by
anu within a diagonal line from the corner
OF East 10Th It. and Second ave. to the
First ave, East 2ith st. and second ave.
by in aed 'Vurih election district Is bounded
East ssd 1t. and First ave.
Tho hfth election district is bounded by
anu within East ?sth st, First. ave. =
~ and FIRST ave. TO the corner Of East
-'ln 81 and Second ave, and second ave.
ana within East 21th st. Second ave. East
.olh st. and Third ave.
The seventh election district 1. bounded
~ ana within East 29th st. Third ave.
East 18th st, Second ave. East 21th st.
anI Lexington ave.
by and Within East 3oth St. Second ave.
Last .,th st. and Third ave.
me ninth election, district IL bounded by
anu within East goth st, East River, East
ssih 81, First ave. East 2sth 81. and
The .tenth election district Is bounded by
and within East 3ist 81. East River, East
Solh 81, and Second ave.
The eleventh. election district Is bounded
ny anu within East 3lst ST.. second ave,
East 3Oth st. Third ave. East 18th ST.
am Lexington aye.
s"N - 'lFNNlpH hlNlElAS u Dtlnlfu
ave- Ees, BIS, st and Lexington ave,
Ihe thirteenth election district is bound
cd by. and within East 33rl st. Second
ave. East 3ist ST. and Third ave.
IN" fourteenth election district Is bound
Ell by and within East 33rd st, East
River, East Slst 81. and Second ave.
The fifteenth election district IL bound.
Ell By and within Il diagonal line from the
To the corner of First ave. and East 31th
=, East san. st, Eas; River. East 33rd
81. and second ave.
tn" sixteenth election distFic, - bound
Ell by aud within East 35th ST.. Second
ave? East 3Srd II. and Third ave.
The seventeenth election district l.
bounded by and within East 3s,h -. East
The corner OF First ave. and Fast sith Vt
70 the corner ot Second ave. and East
35th st, East 3ith -. and Third ava.
The eighteenth election distri,t l.
bounded by and Within East 37th 81, East
River. East SG;h st. and Third ave.
The nineteenth election district II
bounded by and within East 3sth St. Eas,
The twentieth election district IL
bounded By and within Eas; 3eth ST., East
River, East 3Sth 81. ana Third ave.
The twenty-nrst election district IL
bounded by and within East +0th st.
Prospect. place. East 4ist st.. East River.
East Ssth 1T. and Third ave.
Tho twen.y-sccond election district Is
ave. East ilst t.. Prospect, place. East
iolh 81 and Lexington ave.
The .twenty-third election dis'rlc. Is
bounded by and within East icnd ST.. Pros
poet place. East t3rd ~, East River, East
Ilst -. aud Third ave.
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rum DIV District,

Tn. first election district Is bounded hv
and Within Barrow 81, Hudson st, Clark
son It. and Hudson River.
The second election district Ii bounded
by and within Morton ST.. Bloecker 81,
Carmine st., clarkson st. and Hudson ut.
The third election district IN bounded by
and within Barrow St. Bedford st., Com,
niercc St. Blocker IT.. Morton st. and
Hudson ~.
Tho fourth election district ~ bounded
hS and within Barrow 81, Washington nj.
9th ave 'armine 81. and Rleecker 81.
The hflh election district IL bounded by
ana Within christopher IT., Wet Attn St.
Barrow IT. and Uleeckrr ~. "
The sixth election district II bounded by
ana Within Grove st.. Blccckcr o.. Com
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81 'f.FN ~ N''Al 80 80 AlAh "
mud within West o5th st, Columbus ave.
: Wes' eith 81 and Amsterdam ave.
Tho second election di.,r'ct Is bounde'
ave, West G5th - amt Amsterdam ave.
: IN" !hird , .'ci'on diNiriTi Is bounded BY
G5fh 81 and Yves, End ave.
Tn" fourth election district IS bounde,
ave, Wes' G7th -. and Hudson River.
Tn" NON election district Is bounded h,
A. ".,l,u We ,'Cth st. Amsterdam ave.
hv and within West 7Oth ST.. Broadw az,
W"st t9th 81. Central Park West, IVES
hi,h st. broadway. We; Gs,h -. and
Tho seventh election dla,r!c, Is bounded
hv and within We, 5lst St, Co,umbu.
W., ss,h =. and broadway.
tn" eighth election. district IL bounded
Mc.,. Wcs'. 10Th u. and columbus ave.
TN" ninth election district is bounded
10y and w!;hin West and st. Columbus
- ,ud West End ave.
The tenth election district Is bounded
ave, ives: 7ith ST.. B~roadway' West Una
- West End ave, ana West list -. AID
the eleventh election district is bound.
81 by and within West 10Th ct, Amster-
a,nr ave. West 7t,h -. columbus a.s..
West ,.Wl ST. amt broadway.
me t"el'in -'e"ilnn li,,tr4St Is bounded
ny an w!il!n Nr'' istI 81 Co1umbls
ave, Nft 'rtn IT,. 'tH'ra. fhrk West.
West i+tn 81. ana N'Gstotidm ave.
Tao thirteenth ee i1"h district IL bound
g. anG WIZ" MEeat ''in g. ven;rai
Me.' 7O,n - and Amsterdam ave.
1]eunded ~ ar. Nitom. ,we.'n57,n st.
Wet 5+th We; Euj a'c. and West
''lr2 81 .mi nHl,'H h'rff.-,,. l.. .
FL by and Vi'hln West 1eth -. Broad
way, W.T. 7N,r ~. Columbus sle, Yves;
''irh st. ar! Nr,i Eng tNr, ,.,. :,
,,tInnItod Nv DnIn.Il vfihin1 we "Nssn as
,lyrT'tGe Drive Wrs' S'St g. Roadway,
IT. and Hudson river ave- west """
l,umied Sy ANA within Wss. "".i"' s,N
AmSt"rdam ava Wost -sts rrn,l
wE Wet 79,h 81 West End ave, wcs,
''Tb.' iI.IH,e'r,h "solc,uo, d,s.r,,. :.
bounded ~ ana vi'hin Wet SON s,''
" O., 'mt,"' 49,
NJ WA taarrao, n,Un,"NS ave- "es'
'SribH' pm' M"ll'ru1n h, ave ,ts.r,.. :,
,rom w correr "o,s",Wy.a xi,SonH' nnt
NmnrtcrIom mvo +" IN" eorNer 81, wE IN,
ave- Vet Notn ~ nnd Amsterdam, ave ,
~ aud within, Wet sara =, Central Park
Wit, VIZ IN a. ana EG,unGus Az" T..
bo n n ' by ana w" Within 1'1 waSt sa ai'ir''' col.
umbns W. a dilG"na' me from he corr
ncr 1t West N:nl. 81 and Columbus ave,
to he corner OF. West slst st. and Amster-
dam ave, ana Ans erdam ave.
The twenty second lection district II
bounded by and within West eith ST.,
columbus ave. West S3rd ST. and Amster-
DAM ave,
Tho .twenty-ihiTd election district IL
bounded by ana Wi'nlh West sard a.,
BroAdW tv, We san e., Amsterdam ave.
West NlSt ST., Broadway. West SEA ST, ana
N"S' End ave.
The twenty fourth r,"c'.on district Il
'NNIlltlfl " tNl NI|IAl " r. sam So W fa
Ini ave. W. mo ~, p;%od"ni West
M ,lud.nmn 'riIrrr "'' ""' '-"H ~
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The first election district Is bounded by
and within West %Ith ST.. Tenth ave. West
43d st. and Eleventh ave.
The second election district is bounded
by and within West 18th ST.. a diagonal
line from the corner Of West 10Th st. and
Ninth ave. to the corner Of Tenth ave.
and West +ith ST.. West 4ith st, and Hud-
son River.
The third election district l. bounded by
and within 4. diagonal line from the corner
corner of West 45th st. ana Ninth ave.
Ninth aye, West 4sd st.. and Tenth ave.
Tho fourth election district Is bounded
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NOTICES.


West SD st. to the corner Of west s$tf
- anu Columbus ave, Columbus ave-. a
diagonal line from the corner of Colum
bus ave. aud West 63d II. to the corner
or West SD -. and Amsterdam ave, and
Amsterdam ave.
The nineteenth election district II bounded
Nv ard within West 53i St. Amsterdam
ave- West ed st. and West End ave.
The twentieth election district l. bounded
by ana within a diagonal line from the
corner of West End ave. and West card vt.
10 The corner OF Amsterdam ave, and West
oith ST, West 6ith st, a diagonal line from
the corner of Columbus ave. and West 6tth
81. to the corner Of Amsterdam ave. and
West 6Sd ST. and West J3d at.
The twenty election district. Is
bounded by and within West 65th st., AM
sIerdam ave. u diagonal line from the cor
nor OF West Gith ~. and Amsterdam ave.
70 the corner OF West 63d 81. and West
End ave, West End ave. West 60th st.
and Hudson River.
The twenty-socond election district r.
bounded by and within West 67th ST., a
diagonal line from the corner OF West 9th
~ and West End ave. to the corner Of
west seth st. and Amsterdam ave. Am
s,.tdam ave, West 63d ST. and Hudson
The .twenty-thlrd election district IL
pounded by aud within West 67th at.
Amsterdam ave. and "A diagonal line from
me corner OF Amsterdam ave. and West
eoth ~. to the corner of West End ave.
ana west bith st.
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This INST |clertlon dIstriM Il lounded ~
and within East 18Th u. s~rond ave,
Eas, 18th 81, end Third av" 49,
The second. "le'ti1n his,rIot IL ooundsd
by and Within East 5i'&, st., r.rst av.
East Goth VI, ard second agr.
Ths third risct.ou district IL bounded
nv aud Within East 5Sth -. Fist ave-
East 18th -, spa second n,e
The 1osrtn "'cctinn ttN''!rt - on"nG-t
BY .nh s!.hin vas, ~. t., Last Rseg.
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@,sfreHN tSS'NblV District.
-hs nrst election district Is bounded by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16

are since last May. These nesottatieaoA
which had reached a practical dead:
lock werc interrupted by the action -
this government In demanding tins ~
call of the two attaches. II II -
lieved that Germany will not withdraw
her insistence on a reference Der&1e
question of liability and indeunp1s
The Hague tribunal. ssssES
lptinsistic ~ to Asesaa
Despite the absence OF anY cable
gram from Ambassador Pentle1d. ~
Vienna, and Ambassador Gerard. -
Berlin, concerning the attitude OF thA
central powers towards the demands =
the United States in the Ancont icxtoes
responsible officials Of the State~s1e-
partment appear optimistic over to
outlook, and profess confidence thAa
Austria will give the satisfaction de-
manded. There is a dispositton- -
credit Ambassador Bernstorff, who hto
been in almost daily conference viii.
Baron Zwiedinek. the Austrian cnafU0
daffaires, with having exerted stf6h9
influence In behalf OF a fayorabte srevSy
from Austria. S. .,as.sr
AS far as the status of Baron weld
iaek himself is concerned the belief
is growing that the American govern
ment will accept his disclaimer OF re-
sponsib!lity for the letter sent bv him
in August. 1914 to DIR. Won NHser the
Austrian consul general at New YORK.
directing him to procure at compares
lively slight expense" passports -
neutral" countries for AlstTians~fs-
servists desiring TO return to their ma
tive country from the United Ss@tsss
Baron Zwiedinek has informed sees
rotary Lansing that the letter vas
written by him at the solicitation Or
DR.. Dumba, the Austrian ambassadors
who has since been recalled at th6ffO<
quest Of the United States.
The fate of Won Nuber, on tho ces-
trarv. will not be decided until r the
Ancona matter is out of the way -sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
Mrs. Cabell Sues for Divorce.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 16.--Suit for alb
solutc divorce was entered in the Nor
folk City Circuit Court yesterday by
Mr.. Kate Grave!y Cabell, formerly
Miss Kate Gravely, OF Danville, Va,
daughter OF B. @. Gravely. millionaire
tobacco manufacturer. against her
husband. Colonel George c. Cabell, OF
Norfolk.
Mrs. Cabell alleges in her declara-
ton that she was married in 1899
and deserted in Norfolk In July. 1872
Colonel Cabeil Is = prominent secret
order man. and Is now seeking the
Democratic congressional nomination
In the Second Virginia District. He
moved to New York some time ago
to practice law. but returned to Nor
folk about three months ago to take
up his congressional campaign He
was formerly city attorney OF Nor
folk. and has twice sought the con-
srcssional nomination from This dis
trict.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16

New York. Dec. 1S.--Walter D. Up
tAgraff president OF the linton Switch
and Signal Company. Of SwissvaIe. Pa,
testified today before the Thompson
legislative committee that sidney G.
Johnson. vice president OF the COM
pany In charge Of sales. was forced
to resign after he asked the hoard OF
directors to give him $4,000 which he
said was to be paid to Public Service
Commissioner Robert c. Wo6d, to get
= contract for installing signals In the
Center street loop OF the new sub
ways.
This is the most startling testimony
20 far offered before the Thompson
committee. So important IL II consid :
cred that the commtttee has asked Mr..
UpteKran to request other directors
OF the company to come hero fer the
purpose Of corroborAting his story,
Johnson also has promised TO appear
tomorrow Morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Prenier Carrier Of the south.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
N. R--Foliowtng schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed.
sac A. M.--Daily local for Danvilie.
1890 A. M.--Daily-Limited all
points South
500 p M--Exceps sunday--Local
for Chase City, Durham and interme-
date stations
500 r. M.--DaiIy--For Danvilie, At
lanta and Birmingham, with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
Ills p. M.-Daiiy--Limited-F all
points South. Pullman ready 900 p.
NJ YORK RIVER LINE
4:14 p. M--Daily--LocaI to West
Point.
$40 r M-stcanaer train. daily ex-
cept Sunday. for West Point and Bal
timore. No stop.
7.ss A. M.--Daiiy--Local to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:05 A. NJ, $500 A.
n. $3.50 p. N. and $50 p. NJ, daily;
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point; $40 A. NJ. s.Is p.
NJ. daily, ana s4s A. M.--steamer
train from Baltimore. daily except
Monday.
II. I. BISHOP. D. p. A.:
s07 East Main Street. Phone Mad. 27:.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
bOY-ED AND Won PAPEN


munication from the state Department
has or will be forwarded to him. 1t
is thought probable that the anbas-
sador has gone to New York Tor the
purpose OF comforting with Captains
Won Papen and Boy I'D.
As to Their Successors.
The State Department has not yet
taken up with the British and French
governments the request OF Ambassa-
dor Bernstorff for safe conducts for
the successors of Captains Won Papen
and Boy Ed should they be sent to
this country from Germany. With
che impression prevailing that such a
Request would be refused, it il under
stood that the State Department does
not feel called on to press Il. at all
events the department will do nottin z
in the matter until Germany announces
the names of the successors. The de-
partment has no confirmation for the
report that Captain Thierfchens, OF tho
interned German cruiser Prinz Eitel,
at Norfolk, will be named as Won Pa
pens successor. Should this lie done,
the consent of the other belIiEerent
powers would probably have 10 be OBJ
tanned, inasmuch as the officers and
crews of both the Priny Eitei and the
Kronprinz Wilhelm are under parole
not to attempt TO return to Germany.
the United States standing as guafan-
tor OF their pledges.
With the departure of the recalled
attaches the belief obtains in German
embassy circles that Ambassador Won
Bernstorn will be able to resume his
negotiations with Secretary Lansing
for final settlement Of the Lasitania
controversy which has been hanging
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16

To WHOM 1t May Concern:
Take notice that On December IS,
1915, sold to Constantine Demetrion
and Frosis Demetrion my licenses,
lease. stock OF merchandise. fixtures
and everything contained In the store,
Seventeenth and Main Streets. Old Mar
ket. Richmond Va.
All persons having accounts against
me will please present them for pay
ment.
Y. ASToRAN.
We will continue 20 conduct tho
above business at the same place
CONSTANTINE pEMETRIOE,
FROSIA DEMETRION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
Drought Depopulatrs Islands

London. Dec. 1.-THE Melbourne
correspondent OF the Times tele-
graphs:
"Adyices from the Santa Cruz and
solomon Islands reports that a
drought has caused the death of 1000
natives. Some villages have been de-
populated, the advices say, and none
is left to bury the dead"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
SCHEDULES.
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE no NORt OH
Schedule in effect December :, 1915.
Leave Dyrc-Street Station, Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK. s6:1g A. w.. 300 A.
NJ. 1900 r. NJ, 400 p. N.
FOR LYSCHBURG AND THE WEST.
ss.l5 A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ. $500 r. NJ.
1870 r. N. Local TO Crewe, s6.gs p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. I'll 40
A. H.. 1915 r. ~. s9.eo r. 81. si1:3o p.
NJ From the West; ss:i5 A. NJ, ss;a7
A. n. xy1o p. NJ, tl.4e p. NJ ss;l7
r. NJ, 1900 r. NJ
daily. xDaiiy except Sunday. tSunday.
w. B. BEvIL1A w. G SAUNDERS,
F. T. NJ. Roanoke. q. r. A. Roanoke.
c. II. BOSLEY, d. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
THE RIcHMoND vIReINIAN-THURsDAY DECEMBER 49,


Rochester, n. Y, Dec. 15.--The de
rectors Of the Eastman Kodak Com
pany have voted to distribute approx
mately s1.o00,o0o among employees as
an annual wage dividend.
Each employee will receive 1-2 per
cent OF his wages for each year up to
five years that he has been In the
company's service. The money will
be distributed on July ]. next.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16
To Protect Dr1nker. From Gcrm..

To Protect Drfnkers From Gcrms.
Montciair. N. j.. Dec. i5.---Beer glass
es boiled. and whiskey glasses subject
ed 10 the same sterilizing treatment.
will be the only ones permitted In the
saloons Of Montciair, according to an
edict of the Health Department Issued
today.
Up to the present barkeepers have
used Only cold running water to iinse
the glasses. The Health Department
believes that this treatment is not
sufficient to destroy any germs. The
new code requires not only that the
glasses shall be washed in boiling
water, but that that they shall be
rinsed afterward In cold water.
The same rule applies to glasses at
soda fountains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-16

A pocketbook containing currency
amounting to st41 and checks to the
amount of $3.50 was stolen from W.
p. Brooks. Orchid, Louisa County yes
terday while he was In the Valentine
Auction Company's store. 618 East
Broad street, according to a report to
the police.