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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18
HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

HANnE pH 1hA,1ia, tp,l i7-F,rs'
g piN :urlouEs -Chesterton. 100
ia%ncst. $3.50 ~ and $40. ,wonr5;
al $40. second rharoah. i2p
Doyie,. So. ,hird Time. ii5. Mon
acy. Gentle womau. Lochiei and
rIppcr also ran.
~ f'l-lonps -l.obella, .lc u.ykcJ,
10. s3aO and So 80. won, Annec r.
~ ,Srut;lngor. so.2o and 500, sec
rd cherry Hclie. 100 CForchandJ
De- Malls and Mon OTIS also ran.
Third race three car-olds and up,
)liug. mile and seventy yards-Tam
lun". lis Butw :lD. $3.50, $3.50 won
40. second. Mann" Mc,pee, 100
r;-, Napier Edweis, TIE Lsi. Good
..unsel ana chcyron also ran.
% Penn selling stakes, fyc and ono
If furlorEs fenmousc. ITO 0Eaib,
90 $50 and $40. wou; SGueicr.
- E'arrIuaton). $3.e0 and $40. sec
b. third. Time, TO- -. Ambrosc.
-nr!an,o Nticy. Golden List and Wv
in!:; -. also ran.
Firth race three Near-oids. i've fUr-
, 20 and out Won Eddie Henry, los
'nrring,onD. $500 ana ON. second
,liv Niece. l02 ,Scnuttingcr). out.
iird Time, :6i nd Bond also ran.
SiNtl, race. maiden .hroc-Ncar- olds
ID VI, winners Of one race only, sell
q. Ave furlorgs Virginia W. 'o5
'cilu,,lngcr). t2S $40 and $40.
on; casco, 100 ,Parrlngionl. So and
80 second; Lie ~ (Mounta!nl.
OH. IInndtul. I:lizhonco s;alwart.
srory Trend, Examiner. Ellen
nyth and Doctor Iah also ran.
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cmANcEnr DEEDS OF Trust.
Eleven Deeds OF Trust Amounting IN
S1O.11r.S

lips, trustee. % fec, inches by 81 feet
west line Lomhardy street A. feet .
1915 Sl,OsO
g. G. Norris ct ux., to g. 9 Chaplin.
s s,rso, oo 1o<Is" fee' south line Cary
nuc. Aprii II. 1915. saii.
W; II. hranch Ct ny. to +. Sit,erding
81 ais trustees. 3lxl2o feet west line
seventh street. - feet II inches
:i.0S0.
Trust and Savings Company. trustee.
S S"S fec, west line Barton Avenue,
Isabella V Walden 20 W. g Tucker.
trustee" 23Nlll feet ? inches west line
street. April III, 1916, S2C5.
Manfred call ~ ux.. to A. " Cover
O. al. trustees. f00x233.J feet east line
Seminary Avenue. $40 feet north Of
ktmnie Avenue. April ! t. 1915. Si3,2ao.
,icheson 81 al. trustees. 3! feet IL
inches by 81 feet inches south lirr
Charity street. ~ feet 10 IL inches
,5.s20' = ''''
George II. Richardson to Hicheson
and Crutch1"ld trustees. 90 feet > l-2
inches by $" IL feet az tn" southeast
APRIL !. 1915. s2,2Ac.
n. ]. Richardson 20 Richesou N
Trutehfie!I. trustees; 2s feet $ inches
&c feet . inches east OF 81. Peter
Street: April :, 1916. s2.GI3.,5.
~. H. Branch ct uX. to w. l. Tyler
trustee. 3lxl2o feet west line Seventh
Street. l2G feet ! IA inches south Of
Baker Street April II, .3iG. SLIGO.
IL. II. Slaughter ct uX.. 20 y T. Well
ford ct al. trustees. lS3xi6% feet at
the southeast corner OF Thir'icth and
q streets. April 3. 1916, $i.iSo
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ROYAL ARCANUM OPENS
CONVENTION IN NORFOLK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i:ll,sOn mud "
Floyd Rcuma Among Prominent
Members Prevent.
ISpccial 10 Th. Times. Dispatc..

Especial to Th: Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. April l7-Rcprcs-n-
tatives 10 tn" vr;tild council of .hc
Royal Arcanum OK Virginia arrived i'm
the city to-day. among them Grand Re-
gent w. Floyd Rcams ana Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor Ellysou. the former
presiding at III" session o: the cNecu.
,lNc committee, which mot at the
southland Hotel IT noon. and tho lat
ter 1T the session Of the finance com
mittce this evening
only routine business was trans
acted ~ the two committee ,ueettuus
to-day. and tho first session OF the
grand council will be held at noon to-
morrow, followed by another session
IL, o'clock in tn. evening A, the
night session the grand rcgcnts class
VIII b" initiated the work to be pu,
on by tho degree team from tho poc,-
hoiit"S Council. OF this city g. Arch
iilians. OF Chicago. tho instaIlin.
"Hhcer. aud Grand Regent Reams Will
deliver the addresses Tomorrow night
one o. tho most important matters
10 come NJ is the election OF III" grand
regent for the state. and !, IL freely
predicted that W. FLOYD Rea,n%. OF.
Richnond. whp Row Ills this uirc.
VIII to reelected
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.
You Must Purify Your Blood
In The Spring

:. Are vow ai'np!y dragging your way through
malady that has stolen your health. robbed
YOU o; the ability 70 enjoy life's pleasures,
le;t you but shadow OF your former strong,
self?
II so, let US warn you to look to your
blood, and you will likely find the cause oil
your trouble. Poisoned blood can be blamed
Tor more disease and suffering than any
other thing. and there can be no health until
the lie fluid. that. feeds and builds UP every
part OF the body, is made pure and free from
poison.
Whether your bad blood is shown by ma.
ious blood poison, or some other blood dis
ORDER. You can be well. and again feel the
bounding bouyancy OF health that comes only
S. S. s. is the greatest blood remedy known
II is NATURES own rcmci ,urely veset able
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CADETS ARE WINNERS
L MON Defeats charlottesville. High.
VIII Leave for Short Trip
To-day.

FORK UNION. VA. April l1.-rork
Ion Military Academy defeated the Char
tcsrillr High school nine here to-day by
+ score Of ~ 10 :. In ihe carly stages
IN" game tue Cadets gOl 20 Benton and
lppe1 ont three home runs before tie
ling tenn could go; together. rni. wns
L second game won hy tho cadets Cor
nsviie High school being tho first victim.
g team leaves Io-uorrow Tor Miller y
|hnol ana Charlottesville for twu games.
Saturday tho Medical College OF Virginia
rhc score T.. = ".
rE Union Embellishments. .....l2 ~ z
aricttesvIllc High .... .,....... (
batteries Fork Enthusiastically, Snead,
arircl aud pOgwcil: Charlottesville
ntnr and Marshal, Umpire, George
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

IL goes ri ght TO the seat of the trouble.
destroys tine germs that iced upon the red
blood corpuseies, baaishes every poison, and
sends rich red blood coursins through your
When yoA take S. S. s. You are no, e.
periwenting; because 8. S. S. has been the
there are thousands OF people who owe their
robust health and renewed vitality TO its
remarkable curative powers.
just now you need n reliable tonic. The
aches and PAINS, the weakness, the lack OF
vitality, the absence OF all dosire TO exert
yourself. are your SYSTEMS cry for relief from
| starved and Poiaoned blood. Ansve, that
cry with S. S. g., the great blood remedy
m: drives out eontagion and briura hack
drIggist today: It will give reief Il med
| zeal advice is desired. write our Medical ne.
pa,tnent, Room az. SHii, Speeise Company,
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SEND FOR UMPlRES
rcinin League President VIII Give Iii.
Arbitere Instructions and Assignments
on SMturduN.

NORFOLK, VA. April l7.-3u,rus Cor
ev. prsnidtnt OF tho virginia League. IS
Hay sending 10 liis umpirea their trans
rIoii0n 10 Norfolk. with orders IN report
hi- Office IN the Board Q: Trade Building
Saturday at noon
They VIII then receive their instructions
81 a-a!snu.Ets. ana VIII bc given mileage
r transportation :" IN" cities In which
.y viii worS
m" men who a'r q" r-por; are II ..
aTrcr. OF pho.hue yr JacI. Kennedy. -.
4itlirUr", and william hughes. %: E!inira.
y Joseph Eps-uuu, - Hartford Conn.
rivcd here last Thursr"y.
Wh.ic M ufliCial announcement has been
rds : Is expected that Eossan" End War
= .,ili hsT" charge %! "a. tu-o" games lee
-"cr $ortolk and Portsmouth,. The o..
crfn'nts q: ;hc other t"" men yiii he
=ac saturday.
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NtERS' TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds of nnrgnIn aud Sule
Amounting TO SIO.IJG

.. -. Morris Ct ux. 10 .. O. Oliver
- l.2X's j.. feet east line Elm street,
~ iest 10 inches north Of Cary street.
Arri! 2, 1916, $500.
o. .. Oliver to {. g. Morris. iexI2o
feet south line Carr street, 200 fee;
east o. carro!,on Avenue April ,.
Jessie Williams To Jesse Williams.
~ IL feet south of Raker street
March -, 1916: tax 81, SO
, Jess" Williams CT uX. :" w II
Street. i26 feet IL !nches south OF
baker street. March %. 1915: tax $40.
- Same 10 Jessie williams: asHloc fee,
y. 1915: lax 81. SD. = 'H' c"
First National Rank 10 " r. WAL
den, ct al, 3aN!%n feet at the north
east corner OF Park and Commonwealth
Avenue: also icXi30 feet north lin,
Park Avenue. 30 feet west oc Shennr
doah Avenue. April :. 1915: TAX 81,
William L. KNAPP =: Al to Manfred
cal lnoX2S$.. feet easr line Semln ~.
Avenue. tou feet north of Rcnnic a.
nue.. April IL, 1916. $4,000.
II. l.. Richardson ct IN. to j. W.
stuart Avenue. 1876 feet inches cast
OF Sycamore street April :. 1916
$4,000.
Christina l.. Daley CT viz. TO w. II.
Davis 81 al. 5@Nl3i feet n the north.
east corner Of Twenty ninth and Q
Streets. April :. 1916; tax 81. sIo.
W. II. Davis 81 IL, 10 G.. II. Richa I'd =
son. ~ feet J.: inches by 81 y feet;
at the southeast corner Of Charity ana
81, Peter Streets April :, 1916; tax
$40, $40
Same io ~, r., Richardson. 2i feet g
inches by 90 feet south line Charity
Street. 90 feet - inches east Of 81.
Peter Street. April :, 1916; tax 81 80,
$40
Samc 30 ihrislinn L. nalnN q t.ct
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ST PREP SCHOOLS WILL
MEET ON DIAMOND TO-DAY
In Marshall aud Richmond Academy Now
'ed Tor First Pluce--IsrDwn TO Oppose
Woodward.

olii"wers Of the local prep schools arc
cry awaiting the jumps call of play
which ,"iii star, the Richmond Acad-
fnd John Marshall High School game
IMAM Byrd Park this afternoon at !
"rk The teams arc about evenly
.;hed. and the gamo promises 10 ,bo u
ls royal from start to finish. rho team
zen Wins this afternoon will take first
ae In the prep school race, as each has
ono game and loat none.
nc nnal practice was held Yesterday M.
noon at William Byrd Park. and both
"cs wore well pleased with the work
thcir charges and announce them to be
nc best Of condition. Monk Brown star
isid"r OF the Orange aud Blue. vii! most
~ d" the twirinG for his team, Will.
udc Woodward viii he pitted against
a.. SPENCE VII do the receiving Tor tho
Is for IN. public schooi team
u" probable lineup OF the ic.ns FOL
LETT ncld: Brown,
cher: Kuyk, third base; Moorrs short.
-; Iiinford. second base: Hughes, first
'c; tutchins. tight field; Il. Parrish. cen
'ohn- Marshall--Whar,on. first base: Pen
ton. second base: Lawrence third base
IT, t,oris,op; bennctt, let, noid: wood.
RI pitcher; Stumpf, catcher. Thompsuu
nj n"I.; FcttwJyy center Hold
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FEEL FINE
AND DANDY
Get a 10 Cent Box Of
"CaSCarets" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

Tonight sure! Remove the liver
ANA howell poison which ia kceptng
your head dizzy. your tongue coated
breath offensive and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious. sick headachy.
constirated. Why don't YOU get box
I"i Cascarets from the drug store now
Eat one or two tonight aud enjoy the
incest. gcntlest liver and howell cleans
ins YOU ever experienced. You will
wake up feeling III aud fine. Cascarets
never eripc or bother YOU all the next
dag like calomel. salts ana pills They
act gently hut thoroughly. Mothers
should give cross. sick. bilious or few
'erish Children "a whole Cascaret any
time They are harmless ana children
love them.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits we're issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcpt:
Winston Electric Construction co.
FOR Miss l.. = Archer. lot North Six: n
street two outlets and lights.
Same Tor Hermitage Golf Club. "a
Wis Avenue and BROAD Street. four out 90
L. ara lights.
". III. jerks FOR Consolidated ranrr
and BOX Co. 1910" East Cana
street tw" one half-iiorse- power mo.
tors
The Cohen Co. for Miss Parkinson
no? Perry street, one fixture.
same for Miss =. Vita. SOL North
Sixth Street, seven fixtures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

q, adopted baseball. tennis and assn
ton football Is prominent fixtures
The Nippon sports schedule. j. now
wing SIS FIRST view of polo. Several
acricnu and Canadian teams which;
SO" hccn PLAYING IN III. polo carnival
Manila have arrived in Japan. and
- plating exhibition games. Reports
ON tokyo arc to the effect that the
'",d and dash OF IN" game has made
,iit. Il hit with some OF tn" wealthy
,pancso sports.ncn. and that the for
r,ion 81 two or three fours for q
:es OF practice games is expected
the near future.
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EXPENSE Accounts ,,t,.s

Gilbert X Pollock yesterday flcd his
riiiary election account. showing that
he had spent slGl.3a FOR the noInina-
ton from clay ward TO The Common
Council OF this amount s5a4s was
for postage. s4t.3o for letter writing
end tho remainder for ADVERTISING
DR.. William + Williamson. Jeffa--
son Ward. spent sI6..5: J w. poda
Madison Ward IS; " n Butler. Ice
Ward. $3.50; Clarence s. Seaton. Ciav
Ward, S2S.I5, and Carter c. Jones
Madison Ward. Site
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard RniIroad or the South.

HF NIIHU.ITU fthIIrONU OF the South.
EFfECrIVt: April. . 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT
For floridH and South. S:l5 a. ~ and
.5i +. NJ. 40 A. NJ
Tor Norfolk: 5:i5 A. N. 900 a. NJ. 40,
T. NJ. ZOO =. NJ. ft;i0 4. NJ
For x " Ry Vest, Sis A. NJ. $50
For Petersburg. 1850 a. NJ CHS A. NJ
Hl5 ~ NJ. 400 ~ NJ. $50 A. NJ 100
!. NJ: 1000 T.. NJ. 1910 L. VI. 5:5J r NJ
G:3' 4. NJ, a:25 f. Nj. 1850 T. NJ
:, For Goidsboro smd Fayetteville: 400 y.
For Hopeweli; 5:l5 a. NJ. .ils p n
t3:IJ T. NJ. 9:lj r. " "
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:eO A NJ
?:i3 4. NJ. 6:id n VI. s:3T A. NJ fl.iG
y. NJ. '2:l0 Z. N. t.:tO =. NJ. 6:iI p ii
":35 7. NJ. .ij J. NJ. 500 r. NJ, 1880
l.. NJ.
Except sunday 'Sunday only
limo OF arrival and departure and con-
- ia mi cd
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BI'II.DING PERMITS.
>iN HmiIdinp Permits. Amounting

TO S"o,025.
Permits FOR mex and repair work
were issued yesterday By Building In
speCtor Rutier as follows:
IT, y. Phillips. to build three story
brick apartment nous. ola the north
side or Park Avenue. between Allison
and Meadow Streets. To cost s2l 600
T.. l.. Roden Ia build Il frame shed
In rear Of $40 'hambcrlayhc Avenue
10 cost $50
+. J.. Christian, 20 build a brick ga
rage in rear o. SIS Park Avenue, "a
cost $3.50.
Leigh street Baptist Church, 10 re-
pair brick church on the east side OF
rwenty-tifth Street. between Clay and
Leigh Streets, To coIt $3.50.
y. 6. Duke. to repair brick dwclltn :
c5ic East Grace street, to cost $3.50
Siarke'S Dixie Pillow Works. to re-
pair brick foundry : South Fifteenth
street, To cost Slc5
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mENRILO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of bargain and SnIc
Amounting To S.,ntO

IL. H. Deathcro@e 81 ais TO August
q. schultz Ct al. 100 acres on the
charles City Road. about sixteen miles
IRON, the city. October -. 1914: tax
SO. $40
August g. schultz I" j. * Iialden
one-half Interest III tho same propsrt y
as described in deed next above. April
y. 1916: tax 81. $40
Martini Burton to y. H. Pemb"rtou
.ot 20 IN block 22 I'm the plan Of Wood
vette April IL. 1916. s2iO
"A. w. orpin 81 ny. 20 Mary Raker
% feet on Central Avenue. near the
northcas! limits of Richmond April
!. 1916 $40 go
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued BY III"
clerk Of the Hastings Court yeste:day
as follows:
George W. Matthews and Mamie l.,
Franklin.
John L. Ilawlcy and Marguerite K.
Perkins
Claude II. Cornell and Cecial l.
Stywalt.
Eddie Holt aud Fannie lillian Min
ter.
Harry orlando Austin and Martha
Aienc IeamauS.
Robert Edward Boudurant and
MAudc t.stelie Tnylor
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FISHERIES COMMISSIONERS
WILL. CONVENE ~ WILIINGTOS

"lI-MlNGToN. y. a., April 1.-THE
eighth annual convention or the Asso-
citation or Fisheries Commissioners
Will convene here Tomorrow morning
Tor sessions lasting through THURSDAY
William {. Ecdield. Secretary Of Com
nercc, Will arrive here on Vednor1o.
morning {" deliver the main address 10
tho convention
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ApI'AM CASES POSTPONED
Ht.tAUSE Of JUDGES ILLNESS

NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE cases
nf tho i!hels against the prize ship
Appam and cargo, which We're set for
trial tomorrow in the United States
District Court at Norfolk. have been
postponed because OF the indisposition
OF Judge Waddill, who is confined TO
his home AT Richmond. No date for
the trials Will he get until Judge Wad-
dill * able to confer with counsel in
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

II. u. Pcmberton To W. r Brockcn-
hrough ct al. trustees lot 90 in block
% in the plan Of Woodycttc April
IL. 1916. $500
Clarence Davis 10 J. y. HooDcr. trIs-
tee. tract OF land about ten miles
north of tho city. April !. 1915. s2io
Leonard Warden ct ux.. to America n
National Bank. trustee. 50xl3s feet on
Patterson Avenue in Glenburue. April
~. 1916, $50
John i. Cutchins 10 r s. Lancaster.
lr., e. ais. trustees. lot ? In the plan of
Roseiawn. April l5 1915. $j.oin.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

TN" following permits were issued
yesterday hy Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrs:
r. G. Beverly & Co. for w /. Wills.
coo Stewart Road
= Is. Goodman. for W. J. Carter.
Il04 HAN Street.
capitol Plumbing Co. FOR T. and Z.
Laundry. g26 West Broad Street
Bowman d. Gregory. for Hermitage
Golf Club, Davis Avenue aud Broad
Street.
H. A. Carter, for J. Ebcl & Son. s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

Harbour lot :: IN ulock e. section :. in
the plan Of Highland Springs Addition.
March %. 1916. $1,000
} +. Sit,crding c; ais. trustees. to
Leonard Warden. - feet ON Patterson
Avenue. I'm Gienhurnc. April -. i.i6.
$50
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Stanton Hcnts Harr,.on,,ure

y. -IS07.NF5 TET' Wy. AprV -
- revenge for last weeks defeat.
Staunton Military Academy dorea:a1
Harrisonhlrg HiEh School to-lav iv
score Of lf 10 3
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prison Association 10 Wee,

me annual meeting Of tho Prison
Association Of Virginia will b. held to-
night At SIS O'Clock at 30I East Nai,
street reports for the past year will
be made. ANA the annual election ot
officers held
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u,nch.t,n. Lose. 10 rnpoosc..

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 17.--onc
an in tho frs, frame was enough 20
live William and Mary Academy the
.tctory over Blackstone Military .tcaG :
NY here this afternoon. Tho game
,as called at the end q! the fifth on
cCount of rain. The contest was fa";
nj snnpry throughout. This is The
cade;ny's nth straight victory OF the
CaSou.
Score: L. H. Il.
gillian and Mary ..l . !
; NJ. a. .......... .......N =
fatteries-Eilis and CARRIER NJ
:ool. and ballard. Umpircs James
mi Marable
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Knr kcntinr si.n. Ca...

NEW YORK April fray heating IN.
spitnaI pitcher OF the &ew York 4 neric a rs
acc'pte" terms wish Manager Donovan 20
DAY and notified the Office that he ha,
maileG In his signed contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

II NVNTpN. Va, Apri! li.-Fishburne
non Us tTsrty-fourtf consecutive victory
a; Fort DEFIANCE by defeating Rollers 10
IhEt" home runs featured for Fishburne
batte-ier. Fish burne--Snede ard ,Ntnder .
E"ii"rs-- Walter and Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

North Ninth Street
J. II. Charp.ll aud Bro. for W l..
johnson, 1921 West Leigh street
Carlo Hoehline Co. for Joseph
lieilicr. = North Addison street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-18

l.: inches H., 80 feet ,outh line
Charity street. - feet 10 - inch.s
east OF 81. rVtcr street April :. 1915:
tax 81. SO
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sEAnoaRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Southtound trains scheduled to leave pioh
mnnd daily: :;3S y. NJ. local to Sorlirs:
- 4, ~. sIeepers and coaches to Jackson.
VIE. Atlanta. Blrminghain: 6:35 r
through coaches ana slcepers to jackson,
Eills l-:f5 a NJ. slecpcrs To Atlanta. Birn-
inghant. Jacksonville Tampa and coscha,
90 jacksonville.
Northtound trains scheduled to arriv. In
Richmond daily: 4:3O "A NJ S:3O A NJ
local. a:30 4. VI. Il Z NJ -
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Al.L-RAIf. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect january q 1915
Leave Byrd stree; Station. Richmond, FOR
MuKFoi.k; 81. a. NJ. 300 a. NJ. IS 90
FOR LYNCHRUkG AND TIE WEST.
~, y; NJ. $50 y. Al, $500 NJ. ',:@5
'P. NJ. Local To Grove, -6:35 T. 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'II:Io A.
~. 90 T.: NJ 200 T. n. .Il;3O p. ~
Ts;i9 T. NJ Ei:'o L. NJ. '6:l7 r. NJ. 5000
only.
w. B REvIII. W C. SAUNDERS
r. r. NJ. Ennnnke q. u. a. Roanoke
.. u hOSLEY. y. p A.. Richmond. Va.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuan,

Suprrseding Schedule of April -. iaIi.
schedule Subjert 10 Change Withoui
Notice.
:, Trains leave Richmond b'S:5o A. NJ. 3. A.
NJ lbs a. NJ a. NJ. $40 a. NJ II 4. NJ.
A., $40 T., NJ. 1910 p. NJ. bS p. NJ. 10 T..
NJ. ll:45 T.. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. Nj. w A.
NJ : y. NJ, ia y. NJ. 10 y. NJ. "lI y NJ
-" noon. 81 L. NJ. l.. NJ, > H. 81 L.
~. boo i. NJ. I.20 l.. NJ $40 T. NJ. s
J.. NJ. b3 T.. NJ. Il i NJ
hCarrics buRsagc 'paily excep, Sunday.
''SuudatS only.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

TN. LonisVIlIc Hnl Nest. .8:OD 10 an On :,
Ma!n Line. Local ssa ta'n t;.it
James River Line 40. 90 ~ S.iS
y. News Nix. Ola TT - n .iSn, 81
Newport News. Local ri; q oa ,,
Trains arrive from Nfk Ill 80 .n,tt :,
$50 p, \. News. 's:55 a. $500 p. From
West. $40 "a, '3:+o p. f9:5j a. tl:io -
500 D. daily from Charlottesville excopt
sunday from Thurmond. JAS. River ts:S,
n. 'iUo Z. sDaiiy tt:xrsnt S,rsa,.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Rv.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Fichmond--AIaln ST Station
Schrduie nSurss not guaranteed. For tho
Somth--Dnsly: $40 4. NJ. local: 1890 A. ~
express psrlor buffet car Z. NJ. express.
Win draw.ns-ruo sleeping for Atlanta;
~ IL r NJ. cypress. sleeping car open . 40
T.; NJ; 800 L. NJ. local. for Eeysville aud
Chase City--week days.
York River Line--5:io r. NJ Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Balti.
more tParlor carr. 1885 A. NJ. and t:l5 T..
NJ. daily, local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-Trom the South:
81" A. NJ and 500 ~. $3.50 r. NJ. $50
=. Nj, daily: $40 a NJ except SUNDAY
From West Point: S:i5 a. NJ excent Mon.
day $40 \. NJ. and 6:io p. NJ. daily
OMtCe 901 L. Main 81. Phona Madison 90