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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
NEW CAbINE I INCLUDES ALI
 FACTIONS
SOLUTION OF CHIN AS TROUBLE SEEMS NEAR AT HAND; AMERICAN NOTE CREATES A FAV- ORABLE IMPRESSION.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, June 25--Early settlement Of China's troubles are forecast in dispatches to the State department, telling of the beneficial effects of the recent American note. Dispatches to the Chinese legation announced the formation Of a coali- ton cabinet including representatives of the secessionists. Peking press re- ports give added details of the aban- donment of military measures by the southern provinces. The new cabinet, according to advices, is to have rep resentatives of both constitutional ists and militarists.
 Liching Shi, whom president Ii un- successfully sought for premier after his dismissal of Yuan Chi yui, notified the legation he had accepted the post in the belief that the two factions had solved their difficulties and that peace was near The American note was reported to the department as having created very favorable impression.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
ThonbsonHere To
 ''Cinch" The Belt
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Frank Thompson, who last year broke even with Doc" Pardec by be- ing allotted half of the championship broncho busting honors, arrived from Blythe, Cal, yesterday wearing the belt. This emblem of skillful horse manship had been worn by him for the past six months, and he stated yesterday he will again be in the saddle and wants to take back the precious prize. He is accompanied by Harry Wells, an expert in any line of cowboy work, who is to enter in certain events.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Miami Wage Scale
 For Consolidated
(From Tuesdays DailyI

Announcement has been made, it is reported by visitors from Humboldt, that the Consolidated will put into effect on July lst, the Miami scale of wages. IL will affect shelter as we'll as mine employees in all departments. The order has been well received, and no future troubles are anticipated in the affairs of this company Busi- ness interests of Humboldt arc par ticularly we'll pleased, while the inn provement company of that town. which owns many of the buildings. and is controlled by Prescott people, likewise rejoices. The order for in creased wages was made voluntarily by the management.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
GIVE MORE THAN ASKED FOR BY
 RED CROSS
FIGURES COMPILED AT HEADQUARTERS INDI- CATE OVER-SUBSCRIPT- ION OF FUND; MORE YET TO COME IN.
Bv Associated Pr ess.

WASHINGTON, June B. Over subscription to the Red Cross SlOO,- 0O0,0OO fund seemed assured tonight when the campaign closed with final rallies in hundreds of American cities. The country's total outside of New York City, tabulated by the Red Cross headquarters late tonight, was S66, 6,650,000. The pledges were then pouring in at the rate of Sl 100000 an hour. New York City's total was not announced but it is believed to be near S40,0O0,O00, the city's quota. Definite
 figures will not be available until to- morrow, when outside cities report the result of their last-minute efforts. Officials said they had no doubt that the totals will show that American generosity has responded in the same spirit as for the Liberty Loan with millions more than asked. All through the week additions will be made. The campaign is being continued in many cities.
 The first actual money reached the Red Cross treasury by aerial messen- ger, Miss Katherine Stihson, a young airwoman, descending at the capitol at the end of two-day trip from Buffalo. Albany. New York and Phil adclphia. She carried to McAdoo. treasurer of the Red Cross, money aud pledges from the cities she visited
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
PASSAGE FOOD BILL PREDICTED
 IN ID DAYS
MEASURE GOES TO UP PER HOUSE WITH ITS ASTIC PROHIBITION EATU RES; REFERRED TO SUBCOMMITTEE.
V Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Form- Il transfer from the house to the sem lte of the administration food control pill with its new drastic prohibition features added in the house, was ac- companied by the prediction that 1t would pass within ten days and finally be enacted in time to deal with this years crop. The debate continued )n the Chamberlain draft of the bill. The measure as it passed the house was referred to the agriculture com
 nittee The subcommittee will be- gin consideration of 1t tomorrow and -eport it to the senate, it is expected. Wednesday, Material changes which
 administration leaders have agreed to ,ccept and which the subcommittee nay adopt tomorrow, are expected to Hay opposition to a marked degree. These propose an extension of gov ernment control to many basic arti- cles, including iron, steel, their pro- ducts, oil, copper, lead, zinc, alumin- um, platinum. farm implements, fer tilizer, binding twine and the elirnina- ton of the provision for regulation of consumption, the inclusion of new section to restore to farmers the storage of their own products. and a addition to the licensing section.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
THREAT OF UNION FAILS ID MOVE
 COMPANY
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 BUTTE, June 25. - The Meta Trades Council informed C. F. Kelley vice-president of the Anaconda Cop per Mining Company, that unless the men who are doing the work of the striking electrical workers Tn the mines are stopped the trades unions employed al the mines will be called out. Kelley replied that the men will not be discharged as the company did not and would not recognize the Metal Mine Workers Union, which the company charges is controlled by Industrial Workers of the World.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Major A. J. Doran
 Is Seriously III
(From Tuesdays Daily.1

Information was received in Pres colt yesterday from Los Angeles which will be regretted by many friends of Major A. ]. Doran, which stated that he was quite seriously i'll at the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle, to which institution he had been taken last week for medical treatment, the physician in charge being an old-time friend. Major Doran since leaving this city had made his home at the llollenbeck hotel He was stricken suddenly i'll carly last week. He was preparing to return to Prescott to close a mining deal His recovery is considered hopeless, owing to his ad- vanced age, he being over so years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Sea Skunk DriUen
 OHByU. Gunners

ENGLISH PORT, June 25-Amer- ican naval gunners fought off Ger man submarine which attacked an American passenger liner off the coast of Ireland last night.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Communication Broken.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 25.-The crest of the flood was due at Castle gate at o'clock tonight. but no word from there has been received since o'clock The report that the crest was due at Castlegate IS taken here to mean that the dam is completely gone out.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Motorcycle Squad
 Under Suspicion
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 NEW YORK, June 25.-The entire motorcycle police squad, some of whose members had already been sus- pended by Woods, police commits sioner, in connection with the Ruth Cruger case, was ordered to report to headquarters with all their reports of summons for the last two years. All other policemen who saw duty with the squad during that period also were ordered to report.
 Miss Helen Cruger, sister, and Henry D. Cruger, father, testified that the police gave scant consideration and little assistance toward finding the missing girl.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
GUILTY OF ELECTION FRAUDS

INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-Sam- uel Perrott, chief of police and five others, were convicted of conspiracy to commit election frauds in connec- ton with the 1914 registration and election by a verdict of jury return ed in the United States District court here today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
EXPORTSCOUNC|L IS NAMED BY
 PRESIDENT
ey Associated Press.

l IF tfsSONIdtVtI T IcSS-
 WASHINGTON, June 25-Control of American exports, authorized in the espionage bill, was assumed by the president with the appointment of an exports council comprising the secretaries of State, agriculture and commerce and the food administrator. The executive order directs the de- partment of commerce to administer its operation. "A victorious conclu- sion 10 the war can comc,' said the president in a statement outlying his export policy, ''only by systematic di- rection of American trade"
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
S|NN FE|NERS AGAIN KICK UP
 A RUMPUS
ATTACK JAIL IN WHICH POLITICAL RIS OVERS ARE HELD AND SOL DIERS ARE CALLED OUT TO QUELL RIOT.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 CORK, June 25.-One killed and a score injured was the toll of yester- days conflict between Sim Feiners and the police. Serious disorders oc- cured, including an attack on the jail in an effort to liberate political prisoners. Soldiers were called out, planted machine guns in the street and patrolled the scene Of disturb ances until quiet was restored.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
TOWN ISOLATED WHEN PRICE
 DAM BREAKS
45 MILES OF DENVER & RIO GRANDE ROAD ARE WASHED AWAY; NO REPORT YET TELLS OF ANY LOSS OF LIFE.
By Associated Press.


 COUPON, Utah, June 25-Forty- i've miles of the Denver & Rio Grande main line between here and Price was submerged as the result of the break ing of the Price River Irrigation Company's dam. 12 miles north of Fairview. Sunday. Bridges. culverts and roadbed have been washed away. Price, town of 1.5OO. it IS believed is marooned. communication having ceased. The washout will tic up the Carbon county coal mines, which were the chief fuel source for Salt Lake smelters.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
BORROW BREAKS RECORD

NEW YORK, June %. - Borrow won the Brooklyn handicap, Regret was second and Old Rosebud third; time, l.49 2-5, the worlds record for the distance, nine furloughs.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Frank Kuhne Is
 On Way To Nauy
(From Tuesdays Daily)

Five enlistments in the navy were credited to Prescott yesterday and Sunday. Two of these were made locally, and three as result of the trip of Officer Sieckmann to Hol- brook last week
 Frank A. Kuhne, of the plumbing shop, and Clarence A. Lewis, a Mesa boy, signed up here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
WINS ON POINTS

DAYTON, Ohio, June g. - Ted Lewis wrested the welterweight championship from Jack Britton, winning on a decision at the end of 20 rounds.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
Submarine Sunk
 By British Steame,

ATLANTIC PORT, June 25.-Of- ficers of a British steamer which ar rived here reported having sunk an attacking German submarine.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
VENIzELOS ID FORM A NEW
 CABINET
By Associated Press.

By AssOcIated Press.
 ATHENS, June 25.- The Greek cabinet, headed by Alexander Zaimis, has resigned. King Alexander in- formed Jonnart, high commissioner representing France, Great Britain and Russia, that he will ask former Premier Nenizelos to form a new cabinet.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
SILVER

NEW YORK, June g. - Silver, 7SH cents.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
FRONTIER DAYS SERVICE FOR
 BOY SCOUTS
ORGANIZATION TO HELP TAKE CARE OF GUESTS OF CITY DURING SIREN UOUS FIRST WEEK OF JULY; COTS TO RENT.
(From Tucsday's Dailv1

(FrOm lucSd2yS D9Ilv.) Boy Scout headquarters in the Bank of Arizona building will be used by the Frontier Days committee as a downtown office and rendezvous for workers. This was announced fol- lowing the acceptance of an offer by Scout Executive w. O. Hoogestraat to F. L. Haworth, head of the July 4th fiesta.
 In many ways, the Boy Scouts will assist the Frontier Days committee to make the 1917 celebration a success. Members of the organization will act as ushers and guards at the grand stands: Sthers will do messenger duty between the various posts at which Frontier Days activities will be in progress. As Boy Scouts are becom- ing recognized as unofficial police and information clerks, so will the local boys aid the visitors in numberless ways.
 |. Not all of them will be in uniform. To those who are, strangers may apply, knowing that their wants will be attended to with the best efforts Of the scouts Members of the corps who are not in uniform will probably be designated by some badge or de- vice, that will make them instantly available for service to the guests of Prescott during the first strenuous week in July.
 To Solve Big Problem.
 Brownie" Gentry, head of the ac. commodations committee, has a big problem on his hands, but with many persons and organizations helping him, ne will solve it. The Boy Scouts are going to do their part Scout Ex- ccutive Hoogestraat has worked out a plan by which certain of the scouts are to supply cots. These are to be placed in the galleries of the old New York store, part of which is used as scout headquarters. Half the rent of these cots goes to the organization and half to the boy furnishing and keeping made up, the cot While people are using these accommoda- tions, some one will be on duty in the building, to keep watch over personal belongings the guest may want to leave at his cot.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
COPPER

NEW YORK, June g. - Copper normal, unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
prices ARE DRIVEN down
BY HEAVY LIQUIDATION
Decline Ranges From o to Points,
Some Issues Being Depressed to
New Low Levels.
FEW STOCKS SHOW ANY GAIN
Some Financiers Believe at Least
Fart OF Selling Is of German ORR
gin, for Purpose OF Embarrassing
Liberty Loan FlOtation.
BY STONoN WALL


NEW York. October lo-Hcavy iou!da
Ion In miilion-share rarkc; drove prices
~n from TO points to-day Sorlc issues
are depressed to new low levels The
Jock exchange governors ordered the OK
chanGe closed next Saturday following the
,rrEai holiday Friday Many consider that
TINS ACTION was taken more to check the
possibility Of a sill heavier depression than
70 give traders sn extra holiday.
Few, indeed. were tho stocks which showed
a Gain AT the days end. American Locomo-
We Tref"rred and General Electric were
rnonE the few III. former with rise OF
to!ni and the latter with point Loco
time to-day was paniciy Some financicrs
-srresscd belief that least par, of Tn.
selling was a: German or German sympa l.
thiz;nE origin, for the purpose of e,nbar-
RAISING the Liberty loan Notation. Clients
OF exchange houses who subscribed TO mill
lions OF the first Liberty loan may be una bic
to purchase any OF the new issue as they
are being compelled to sell their gilt ge
securities at heavy sacrifices.
steel shares were under especial pressure
Bethlehem Steel Il suffered a loss Of 6s. and
the common points; United States Steel
Consolidated Gas. 2-s Chicago. Milwaukee,
and ST: Paul lost ! point: Southern Pacific.
u: and Union Pacific. L. Ra lii.nore and
Ohio fell Ia; Shelters lost 81. and Ana :
conGa. eis
NEW YORK: October lc.--Mcrcan,ilc paper.
81 N!i7 Sterling: six;y-day bills s4Ilia
commercial siSty-Gay Bills on banks SAL
commercial sixty day bills. si..o7. demand.
St'5h; cables. si.6 ZIG: bar silver. Ns7s
steady: railroad bonds. heavy. Tiihe loans:
sir, months. 81 a5s. Gail money. steady:
ruling 3ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

New YORK Octonrr IT" nssuE.r'
Iin.6 STEADY me grauu,.teG s35GsJN. But
ter. firm: cheese. Quie, SPOT Ca9hee. I'M
by chang. In the ru.cs today, the 100
point limit OF huctua uons was mad. 10 ap-
piy TO ali cottons"ed OIL deliveries. and m.
market. under resumption OF he-T ~
liouioation. reached the limit. closing 4" 10
IpS roluts ne; lower. There some hedge
selling OF near months, but pressure ~
mainly from old long accounts Ianu- -
sold from J. % to l..yi closing - !. DO Sa "s
~ $50 barrels Prime crude, 1909 1851. me
market closed unsteady spot. none; 90
N,.rch & Nh l. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
Cndergocs Operation.

DIR. Leslie Is. wigs. United States
Navy. who was operated on at the
Johnston Willis Sunatorium few days
ago. has left tho institution and will
leave shortly for his post. Ho was
accompanied to the city by his wife.
who will remain here for few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
BOND LIST

Am, Writing Paper IS tasked). ..-..... 81
Atlantic Coast Line Int Is asked ........ 81
4. G: LII. and n; col IS taskedl 49,. IS
a {. l.. CIV. a. tBaltimore) (askcd).. s.
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 4its tasked).. 75y
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. IS (ask ed -. S2h
I.gGctt and Myers SIS (asked) ........... %
Lorillard and Company s. (asked).... eSM
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. sou
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s.....-.......... Al
Southern Rail way Observation-Disclosures IS
Southern Railway 5s Observation-Disclosures. 81
u. s. Registered 2s 1890 (bid) ............ sly
u. S. Registered So {l9iS) ................. 9eiI
u. S. Registered As 1925 tbid) ............ 1851
Y. S. Reg. Panama 81. 1861 tbid)...... so
u. S. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. esI
United States Steel =. T. ss............... lGOi-
Na.-Car Chemical Co. lst 50 (askedl.. a6
Va Car Chemical Co. cow IS (asked). =?
Virginia Brown Bros Gifts Nv. NaD.... sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

RICHMOND HAY MAElITT.


NEW YORK. October lo.-Besv"s G-r..
steers. Se.sJgl $I40g. bulls 5000 tsas0. o..
sac u $50; choice. $500.
Calves. steady, Veals 81 900 81 no. ru .a
sl9yE q Size; Erassers, $lay. 500. s...u
sheep and lambs steady; sheep g.
t2co: Culls 5000 n $3.50. lambs. sTt
$i.S5: CuIls Sl@r0N $500
logs. steady: light to heavy $500 So a-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

CHICAGO. October lo.-Cnmerciful slash
Ing OF prices took place to-day in corn
and provisions, largely owing, to reports Of
more drastic government food control after
November /. but also influenced by peace
talk and By weakness Of securities IN Wall
Street The close was furricd both in corn
and provisions, with corn s.. 10 81 cents
net lower. - llS+ to li3T. December. and
! osX tc LOS. MAY. Oats showed = setback
OF i. TO Il, cents. Provisions finished 4,
cents to Eli down.
WHEAT open: High. Low. Close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

NE" YORK. October lO.-Thcre was a
very sharp reaction IN the cotton market
to-day. The tendency to reduce crop esu;
mates result OF frost damaE" held
sellers in check early. but realizing was
very active and December contracts brok.
81 per bale under last nights close; Tha,
delivery closed at the low point. WIN the
Of ,s to lo4 points. The opening was irreru-
lar at advance Of - points on October.
which sold al 27.so, max ng new high
record for tho season. Other months were
points higher to points lower and soon
worked on net decline OF y to 50
points. January broke TO 2ij2 and March
10 2Ii9 making net decline OF s. TO g
points on the more active positions. The
close was within few points OF the low
est. or about 100 to $50 points below the
high level reached the frost news yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY CoOus.

NEW YORK. October !o-Co;ton goods
.H. warns We're Very firm here to-day. with
Ha t'ua-n.lns. Wool GOODS were firm
vHre.'t -Hrrs ,ruH. Demand Tor
goods ls Increasing. Raw siLA was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

NEW ORLEANS, October lo-Lower prices
were forced IN the cotton market to-day by
heavy selling from which the gres test
pressure came late in the day The close
az the pressure came from b.arish traders.
who considered reaction from the ScN. nee
WAS overdue, and that reports @! frost
damage had been cXN.EE"r- tod Swc .!iuE;
the volume OF selling were offerings from
holders OF long contracts VITO wanted to
even mp over the triple holidays mt 'ol-
low the clos. 10 morrow. The o1"rlnE VS.
Al the advance. the cold weather over
ths belt. ana around the first call act!y"
months were to /. points up FROM TINS
Improvement there was quick IA! 20 . ne
decline OF about 10 points. is"ar!sh trad
ers considered the weekly weather and CTor
accounts from the government were much
more !avor-b Die Than expected ana increased
their offerings The market preserved a
fairly steady tone unt!l almost the lose
when II weakened under g-E"rsl S"lIlHS
OFFICIALLY the tone barely steady.
SPOT cotton. quiet, L. point of sizes or
Tho spot 4N bales. to arrive, $50 bales
N'iGGlirg, $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

NEW YORK. October lo.-Port movement
Middiing. 2I.tbc: stock. 1856 bales
Total today at all ports-Nei receipts.
$500 bales exports ls.4.7 bales: stock. 6-s. Il?
bali
Total for week-Net receipts. 1928 bales:
exports, l0ll00 bales
Total for seaSOn-Net receipts. l.-S-. .hS
bales. exports, LOSES bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

FErrEsEunG PEANUT MARKET.
a.HH'. i..,. r"rs. I.ufrut-- & Cos. Inc ,
t,rl't HI. VA. October lr-Srauish
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Southern RAILWAY SVsten

Trans leave kirhuunu-..ain 81 s,,,ta
South.Daily: 1870 A. 81. ObserVation ~ ~
ior., care Gar; 500 L. NJ. Sleeper TO Atianaa,
IL 40 l.. NJ. Slecperh to Danville and 80
vile. open $40 +. NJ: 3:aU T.. ST.. loci H y
hcysvills. Chase CITY and Orford@uS.H
days. wee
u York River Line--,7:as A. n. and a..
4. 81. daily local to West Point: SIN ID y;
daily. except Sunday, steamer Trayynf.
Meeting for Baltimore. a col
Trains Arrive Itichmond--From tns s.,,,
s:9s A; Nj l:s5 p NJ 1850 r.. 81. S dsii,
S STEAMER Train s:+S A. NJ. daily. e1cep, 40,
Ofice eo7 E. Main St. Phana MALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

Do you remember that we put Ray
Portland out at fifty cents a share,
and within two weeks from the time
that it first was traded on the New
York Curb it rose to a high of $500 a
share. Subscriptions for the stock of
the Sheep Trail have doubled the sub
scriptions for Ray Portland, and,
therefore, the possibilities, in our esti-
nation, are even greater than that
which occurred in Ray Portland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11

er,' stock. nominal. Fancy Jumbo, 10 Der
hound: extra prime. sisc DER pound: prime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO Raj, Wa

Cin., LouYlo Il West sl:.s =, eliza
Main Limo Local. 1870 tttt.Vo
james River Limo, 30 90 - tS:ie
n. Nows, MIX. Old PIT. 5000 :o.do
Newport News, Local.. s7:iO a .t:9o
Trains arrive from Nix, .1i:to a. .so:i5
n; News, 1855 a., $500 p. From J.
a a3es I'll ,yssr Gas ,sns ;ts Locals 'sao 100
days only. ' y. SUI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
RAHROADS
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY Comna1

The Progressive halfway Of the So,,,I, !
,a trans leave , daily: A. ~. Norlina loo
vile. S:35 p. NJ. ,sieepers Jacksonviiiea so.
retersourg. COLUMBIA. coaches: l2:i5 A.
Tsmra and Miami: Trains arrive & .9S
NJ, 1852 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ o'SV =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Whol-rale Quotations.

(By W c Crenshaw & Coz
Richmond. Va. october 10. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-11
Norfolk 4 Western Raiiw.

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRroIS
FOR ToKfoLk; :S:Ss a. 81. $50 Hlsh An
s fSh L M4k.ftS Ii M xJ tt:09 r, a.
$50 A, NJ. $500 A. M. $500 i. n IVES.
A Arrive y. kt,chpncgd srom ,,Nerfoik: ILL.
West: ..G:i5 A.. NJ. IS 40 A. M ~ - IRON tGom Z
1l:I9 f. 81. cali =. NJ. $500 p. ST.
on,y' a''y' 'Da'iy except Sunday. ,sund,
p. T. NJ. Roanoke. q. cNDEKA
c II: BOSLEY. p. =. A.. Richinond' aVvo aX
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Con,paI
supeIeeans schedule Of April Ia. r.,I
Notice. 'noo1
Trains leave Richmond bs5:5O A M ,
a 81. bS A, My 3 4; 81. $50 A. MM.'
10 p. NJ. ll:i5 p NJ. H. % +. q
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ 80,
~: a. NJ. bs A. NJ. 10 A. 81, iii y
p M hoG ~; 20 NJ; % +; ~. 2. III.
y. ~; bs r 81: II p; q: T. u
day. "Sundays only. Sd