Want Ad. RatesONE CENT PER WORD when
Fiald in advance. No Ad. takenor less than TEN CENTS.NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTSwhen phoned itx or charged at thecounter.
Classification not guaranteedafter 9:30 P. M.FOR BUSINESSCONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for die WANTAD. MAN to call
Jüjöt ano jfouno.liOST. GOLD WATCH AND POD:Howard <.uho. wUh Hun'iinl move*
ment. Suitable, reward If returnedto CHAJ? FISHER. Ladles' Tailor.lm? N'orlh Third St reel
LOST AT COUNTRY:; CLUB OP VlR-KiDia. Saturday night, a hundsomebrown slrirled fur muff, if Ihe lady«.In» took this muff, through mistakef"r her own <v"i r,,l| »t the CoiiniryC|ub she can exchange stfinc, <>r re¬turn muff tq MRS .1 allan BEL Ivin. 1121 West Avenue.Lost. aIjetiivht pearl cross,]betw een Twenty-third and Hi i. i.lStreets and tho New Vörie Bakery,if found can Madison "itv
&>clp MiaiueD," itlalt.WANTED, BOOKBINDER FORWARD*
er, on law work. POOTE & DAVIESCt'MI'AXl Atlanta. Ha.ANTED, MEN TO l,i:.\i!X BARBERtrade, only few weeks required;wagen after first month: steady posi¬tion guaranteed. Write- for cata¬logue MOLHB'B BAltBEIt COL-LEOE, l"it Bowery, New Vork CR>
WANTED, IT'i MONTH, CUSTOMS IN-lernul revenue, railway mall clerks.1.1st of spring examination in Hich-liiond ii'.w toady; preparation free.FRANKLIN INSTITUTE; Dept. 404_B, Rochester. N. y,WANTED." CÄlYltiER "l'OR tTmiCs"Dispatch route'. Phone Madison 1691_before 9 a. M^DTcnTTsT--WANTED. REG1HTERbIIdentPt at once; salary no objectto right party. Apply or writo to
27 Granby Street, Norfolk. v.-.wa*n'rei >T i:\ i . i: i: 11:ncbTT sbT>a böyat once. T.MtKANT, GRANT & COKoUshco and Broad Streets,wantbdT voung Man to wohkin pantry: small wages, but chuueefor ndvaneeine.nt. Apply STEWARDHotel RichmondWANTED, FOlt" hi S. AHMV. ABLE*]boiiicd, unmarried men, between agesof is and :;r.; citizens of United States,of good character and temperate hab¬it*, who can sprnk. read and write IheEnglish language. i"or Information ap-Ply to RECRUITING OFFICH k2Q East'Broad St. hichmbnd, Va.; lftl Sycamore;St. Petersburg, Vh, or Columbia. Build¬ing, Granby si Norfolk. VaiWANTED. DOCTOR FOR « ül'NTI'.Ypractice III one of the most tluiftysections In Virginia. Address II 1C.care Times-Dispatch.
rOUNG mem Ca"n BECOME chauf*feurs. garage managers, repairmen;etc. by learning, at our practicalschool; salary, iioo to . iisö perItfnnlh; positions guaranteed allcompetent graduates, We allow youto pny half down, the balance when;you eel a position: dn> or night In¬struction. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILESCHOOL, 11 W. Main, near JeffersonV/ Hotel *_WANTED. SOI.IC'T«HIS FOB IUC11 -
mond anrl other Southern Slate.--. SeeW <. SHROEDBR, 1 = 01 E. Main St .
floor_ _
Äituatimis. aiiiarutD. ->+;atr.I'll AHM Ai"IST WANTS PpllTION;Richmond preferred^ Unquestionablereferences. Address F M. care Ttmes-Dispatch,REGISTERED DRUGGIST DESIRESposition: wants good hours mainly;]reasonable salary expected. Addrct-jII 20. care Times-Dispatch.WANTED. POSITIOnTBV UNREG 18-tered drug clerk; married; tlx years'experience; i>r?t referencci- AddressF M, care Times-Dispatch.WANTED; 'tY Ä i>i:r-hii-"'. i:i:<lered In North Carolina and Georgia.With sl\ years of experience, poid-|tldti; an furnish best of reference*. IAddress L 10, care Times-Dispatch,wanted! POSrflON as bööiöVbbIver FiVe years' experience: best of
reference.',. Address BOOKKEEPER,care E. It. Brown. Bedford fit.. Va.Pop RENT, PRIVATE HOUSE, FUR-nlshed, ronvcnientle located In su-jntrbs. Ho> 168; Aejiländ. \'b_
jK?clp iIKIantcb, Jrfinale.waKited a vöüng womXn who
car* do laundry work or plain cook¬ing; give age and weight will ninlcca gC/Od home for a competent wo¬man. Write lo E. L SHOFE. No.ITflo North Second street, Harris-burg. Ha
WpANTED, Lady canvassers todistribute cards; nothing to sell:steady work for right patties In-T(iilre '.Ma Last Clay Street, after HjA. M.-_WANTE f'. Ol' 1". RA Tfif! KOI 5 e LLIOTTFisher adding and typewriting ma¬chine; knowledge of stenography un¬
necessary. Address L 12. care Times-Dispatch._WANTED, a GOOD COOK ANDcleaner, flood wages and good room
on lot. D. <». DAVIS, 1001 Cast Clay'Street._WANTED. A GOOD cook. musthave reference Boom oil lot. J. II.(1 ft ANT, 1111 Grove Ave.
Situations, ^rpfeslsftottiTWANTED." 'POSiTlON '"to 'teach INprivate home, seminary or college. InEnglish branches. Latin, French,music, etc.; references exchanged.Apply POLAR; Ontario. Va._j^elp^i^tnie nnb JFemale^.(WANTED, MAN^'aND~"~WOM.\N! oi'
woman and son; woman for cookand laundress: man or son forwaiter and housework. Good roomand board: family small: wages, $35per month Party must show goodrecommendations Party wantedJanuary «. Address J. C, PAWN.General Manager. Big Sandy C. & c.('o. Marytown. W. Va.
""^"roffösional ji)tlp 'tl^antcü. _WANTED. A FIBSTGBADE TEAC11-
cr. one room public school, to com¬plete unexpired term: salary. $35per month. Can get hoard for $U'.Apply WIBT ROBERTSON. Ammon,Va_
w"aNt"pTrtner"'S\mtTi $oTöoö.""ex-perlenced olilce man. to form a com¬pany. Importing African products,main Issue crude rubber, yearly*profits »20,000. Address F 52, careTimes-Dispatch,^ _j_
rent OUR SERVICES AND WE'LLrent your property. j. A. CONNEL-LY & CO._jWANTED. AN ACTIVE. WIDE-Stwaka party, with nmall capital, todo the light clerical duties in con¬nection with a. profitable business:a good opportunity. Write, givingreferences. SOUTHERN HOSPITALDISPENSABV CORPORATION. Rleh-mond. Va.
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OENTl'EMAN .WITH HANKING ORgeneral business experience andsome capital to Invest enn securedesirable Inlere'sl and permanenl re¬munerative, poplllon with responsiblecompany; references. .Address C 31,oaro Timos-Dlspalch.'
DAILY PUZZLES
Mario nnd broken New l>ar'* Hay.ANSWER '1«) VKSTK «»>**> rl i/.l.ß
llour <;ln»i».
feoltntors nnu fe>iUebmct.\V.\ NT Kl) SALESMAN WOnKINOVirginia and North Carolina want a
side Uno. Arqttaintocl with Jobbing;an<l n'tull trade. L 16, caro Tlmcs-I »Ispatcli.
Jfor ^ale.ELLIOTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE'In flrst-nlavs condition. Call or ad-drc*H 916 k. Main, second floor.YOU W3LL HB SU R PR IS El > ill' ix
need of a wagon or bug-fry) a't thelargo vto'-k «>f buggies, sürreys andwagons in out ghow room fall andbo convinced, A. MEYER'S SONS,T.'t 1 e, fiiiy_
s-.Ti-.AM UYUNDRY OUTFIT.. CÖM-pletc. Can bo «ron in operation.Must b» Bold at "-too I HLUFORD__*_C<\,_ lr:(l\_F Cnry Street[."..i: s.u.!:, x.m.im; m iiini:7 Vi/.k22x36x40, suitable for departmentMore or pilmlng office. -KillNSTONBOX CO.._No. 10 South Tenth Street.
!>'!: pale, .nk )\V A No 11' iRSE,'.ook stove and wheelbarrow, Ad¬dress ii GLAZE, Fair Oaks, SevenPinea i .in«.new si noli-: truck grocerywagons, new at,,) second hand. ?.>'..win im\ a carpenter's wagon.RICHARDSON BROS.. CIS Brook AVe
SRcal estate tor £s>ale.FAIIMS AND TIM dkp. LANDS; ournew catalogue contains tOO farmsand timber lands: best bargains InVirginia. I pay your railroad fare.Write for freo catalogue. Address.1. IC eLAM, Box 267. Charlotteavill»,Vs.
I HAVE: SOME ClfoiCE LOTS ATlllKhland Springs, Will sell at half-nrlce. See HUMPHREY GLAZE, 1301i: Main St ond Moor.
inl: A <}\-\<~K SALU WILL jTeLI.several farms and a five-acre lotnear city, on ear line nnd Rood road,cheap w c HHROBDER. I to 1 E.Main Si second lloor.
ESTABLISHED/' GOOD PAYINGrooming-house of fifteen robins, forsalb at a bargain; excellent loea-tlon. house furnished and suitable forextra-day boarders' business If de¬sired; a riccesll)' wltero located. Ad¬dress L 51, rare Times-Dispatch.
WEST END' LOTS] Till; CHEAPESTto be found Madison 1167.
3fc\cal Cstatc W^nwiWANTED'. '!'(. rTRfli \Si; FROMowner, desirnblc farm, under sie.nun.Must li<- well located. Rood land anda bargain sv M. WOOD Nelson Vn
FARM WANTED..IF YOU HAVE Afarm., anywhere or nny size or acre-:iKo, for sale list It with us at onceand get It in our new cataloguenre now getting nut for 1911.AMOS A POINDBXTERi 1110 15, Main81., Richmond, Va.
jReal Cstatc for iReni.rent iur sf.uvjces amd WeLi.
runt your property. .1. a. CONNEL-LV & CO.
$3er£>onal£LToun evening?? ake- Valuable,young man; Invest them with thsl^a-Jtng business school of the city;If yon k-arn mote yitJ can earn more.Send or call for catalogue to-May.M ASS>ey BUSINESS COLLEGE-
[ BOSSES« INFORMATION WHICHtost mo a fortune, and feel that IShould let every consumptive knowabout mv experience. MKS T. MREYNOLDS, Cbntrnl National Hank.Columbus,
human hair nOt'OHT and SOLDat hughes'3. 209 North Third.
KATZ, LADIES' TAILOR (LATE|>k HAAS BROS.. OF NEW YORK),-.'"(! N FIFTH STREET. ALL WORKGUA RANTEED.
(CSlanteß.WANTED.' TWO 'GEESE FEATHERbeds for an elderly lady. AddressC. ö2. rare T'nios-Dlspalch.
SE~CtJN D-H A N D MACHINERY OFof every description bought, at fullvalue CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E.Cai-y .-it Rhone Madison 3626,
GIVE A LIFE SCHOLARSHIP TOyour boy or girl as a Christmaspreset.t. Special rates during De¬cember. Call to-day. MASSEy BUS-
_IN ESS COLLEO B.WANTED..PARTIES who HAVE
Idle money to invest cannot do bit¬ter than buy a. few shares of ArgusGold Mining Corporation storkwhile It Is selling at 30c. per share;par value, S1.00. Do not wait, untilIt ban advanced 25 or f,o per cent.Mines located In Fluvnnna county.Company controlled by prominentRichmond business men. Write orcall on MANAGER, 70:; Mutual
_Hid*.. Richmond. Va._WANTED. TO BUY FOli CASH* HOUSE*
hold goods In any quantity. PhootMadison 3S51.
WANT ED, TO CONTRACT W ITHowner of sawmill and teams (o lognnd saw several tracts of timber,mostly pine, or would sell the timberstanding at n reasonable price. THEU. .1. ARRINGTON CO., Claremonl,Va
WANTET». LOAN OF $n.00fl FROMprivate party; will pay for quickaction and give ample security onimproved properly, well located, nndobligat ion of responsible, businessninn. Address E 22. care Tlmes-Dl.t-patrh.
dooms' for &eiiLNT(cT^EY^Fl7fil^l§ffED R75bl1s^r^vf5NEand bath. 01-1 East Clay Street.un Ft¦rnisTiT:d~frönt anD""rack
parlor, or three rooms on secondtloor, with or without boarll. -'No._3 West Marshall_large iSecond .floor frontjootn for gentlemeii._fjy_N. Third.Foil rent. very" desirablefront room In private, family, togentlemen only; opposite Wcstmorc-land Club. No. fint Grace Street.
102 EAST MAIN-.NEWLY FURNI8H.cd front rooms nnd rooms for lighthousekeeping; transient*.
^oaröing.in p.\ iü ii: us i'i ii: v .\i an r ik'oMs.also table boarders. 209 Kam Grace.,[son 930 .i
Coal auoWOOD to HURn'sHOULd" in: VVÖ66Indeed, 1 have modo a specialty of Hsince 1897. ltoconily 1 havo addedfroo inn ning coal: there Is a dif¬ference, loo I/3NO, The Wood Man.Madison IOCtf.
tJUALITY AND tJUANTITY ARKguaranteed from ns. We havo oak,pine »r Blab wood, ami our prltosa i" rinhl. We please .-veryho.Jy.Phono Madlsön G913- NORTH CARO¬LINA WOOl" AND COAL CO., 827Rrook Avmi'if._
*'>¦..¦.I i .. "v.. . uiiL:ONE SORiTkl mare KOR SALE.
C-ill a i HUNDLEY'S ST a HI.10.JANUARY SD I.AST DAY TO RB-
cetvc entries for Virginia PoultryShow. Don't wal«. Enter now.III.inks and premium lists from W;I! TODD M-iTvtury. 12'i N. Sl\'h St
olear'a'nV'k sale "of all MILLIN-ory and ready-made garments forbalance season. MRS. JULIUSREAR. 142a E.'Mnln St_j
jßotircs.ChariottosvilR. Va I'.mi.oi :'.(>. t*> 1 ¦>.I WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE I'oHany bills made against me. georgeL MASON
WANTED. THE FUB1 2 TO KNOWthai Jahnk* Bros.. Jewelers, 911Last Main treet. buy. sell, ex-change and rnnuunt diamond:) Idthe latest rtyles. Old gold and sil¬ver taken In exchange.
SPECIA L TUITION RATES duringDecember only. Telephone, cull or.vrlte for particulars. massevBusiness college,a table änd medicinal-waterwithout a peer.live gallons for 25c,delivered-.Holly Spring« Llthla]Water Rhone Monroo 477.RiciixTi tsu~, Fredericksburg andPotomac Railway.~The frolgiit <ie-Pots of this onipat;y will bo closedMONDAY, Jantlary 2. oh account ofNov.- Year's Lay Perishable freightwill bo delivered between the hours
of S nnd 9 A. M. LESLIE ELLIS.Agent._
_HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL, 'OX'ford. N. .'.; five vacancies for thespring term to be filled. Rooms at.-signed ill the oi dor of application.
^istellajuous.MATT REabESv
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADEnow; sahltary methods used; rcllabiowork. BYDNOR a- HUNDLEY; illEatt Broad Street Madison U2öü.
HHOE RKI-AiRINn.T5C HALF SOLE MEN'S SHOES;
ladles. 6('c; children's. 40c ,.nd up;every pall sewed. DREW'S ELEC¬TRIC SHOE FACTOR V. TIC LastMain. Phone Monroe 26 '7.
SHORTH and. TV REWRITING, BOOK."keeping taucht at Special low ratesby enrolling during December. Tel¬ephone Madison "jc>7:'. for particularsMASSEV BUSINESS COLLEGE.
RUB 11- uu1.
WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS I.O-catcd.stiffness and soreness of rouo-des or joints.rub lp Frayser'sGreat Nerve and Bone Liniment, amithe pain disappears: the greatest all-round liniment in use for man andbeast; try it.don't suffer.hero )¦the right help; 25c lollies, at drug¬gists'.
bakery.FRUIT CAKES LIKE MOTHER
baked, for '25c nnd 30c pound: Sprln-gle. homo-mndo broad, cakes andpies of all sorts. MUELLER'S Nt-.wYORK ELECTRIC BAKERY; 110West Broad Street. Phone 25S9.~UM BRELLA ~SA< 'RI FIC K SALE.WK BOUGHT FROM A SILVERSMITHgoing out of business all the silverand gold umbrella handles In stockat a greatly reduced price, and wento now overstocked In umbrellasand arc selliti); them with thesobeautiful handles at half-price, andwin recover any umbrella boughtup to Christmas free of all charges'when worn out NEWMAN'S CM-BRELLA FACTORY. 2!S E Broad StPhone Monroe 2103
FINK ÜNtH u.STKRIN-; AND MAT¬TRESSES,
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up¬holstered, mattresses made over likenew. furniture and china packedand shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Rhone3292._
Meetings/THi: \.\M \l. .MEETING OF Till".Stockholders Of the First NationalBunk or Richmond. Va.i for the elec¬tion of directors and for such otherbusiness nr may properly come be¬fore said meeting, will Vn held inthe,directors' rooms Of said bank, No.lioi East Main Street, Richmond,Va.. 12 o'clock noun TUESDAY", Jan¬uary 10, 1 !H I.
JNO M. MILLER. JR..Cashier.
Office GuaranteeBuilding Corpor.it ion.
Time.« Building,Richmond. Va.. December 2t. 1910.THE ANNEAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of this corporation willbe held hi their otllce. No. 0 NorthTenth street Richmond, Vs.. TUES¬DAY. January in. 1911. at 4::!0 o'clockP. M. GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Secreta ry.THE/ REGULA I' A NNI i A 1
~ "MEETINGof t'ne stockholders of the NationalBank of Virginia, Richmond. Va.,Will b» bold at their banking housoTUS8DAY, January. 10, 1911, at 12.U.
W. M. ADDISON.Cashier.
Union Rank of Richmond.Richmond. Va.; December 19. 1910.THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of tho UnionBank of Richmond. Virginia, will boheld at their Banking House. I10JEast Main Street, on THURSDAY,January 12, 1911. til 12 o'clock noon.GEO. W. GALL.
Cashier,THE REGULAR A N N11AI. MEETINGof the stockholders 'of the NationalI State and City Bank of Richmond,Va.. will be held at their hankftighouse, IUI E. Muin St. on TUES¬DAY, January 10, 1911, at 12 M.
_JULIEN If. HILL. Cashier,Virginia Trust Company,I Richmond. Va., December 20, 1910
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of this company will oheld at lite office, of the company incity of Richmond, Va.. on .TUESDAY.January 17, 1911, nt 12 o'clock noon.
L. D. AY"LETT.Secretary.
TlfE ANNUAL -MIIET1NG of THEStockholders of the lirewry-HughesCompany will ho held at No. i-112East Gary Street. Richmond. V.iat 12 o'clock noon on the 10'J'H OFJANUARY, 1911.
JNO. <:. FREEMAN._Vlco-Piesldent
Second Term Begins Monday,January 2nd.
Boys may enter reorganized classesto advantage nt this time. Four sealsin Lower School.For Information phone or address
WILLIAM L. PRINCE. Dottn.Phoin-s: Office, Madison C266; Resi¬lience, Mudtson. GS72.
jRm'lcoaros.SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LKYVL RICHMOND.N. 5* -Following schedule DKUrei piioh.rieia* Inforniot'on ami not ginrante»d:J::u A. M.-Dally.Local tor Charlotte, Du"hain an'l Rlleltfh. 10-.«i A. M..Dally.Limit«cj Fol ml po!n'.» South. Drawing Roorr.Uuffoi 'Steeping Car to Memphis via Ashi-vlhe avl .'huttatioogn. t.O P. .M.-Ex. Sub.Local tor Durham unil Inieriiiedlate station*.I:M P. M. Ex. Sun..Kaysvlil» Local. 11:4»1'. M.-Daily--Limited. For ail point* SouthPullman ready 9:J0 1'. M.YORK It! V ICR LIN 1-3.
4:30 I'. M. -K>. Sun --TO W«»t IV rgnn-rt-lag for Haltimore Mon.. W«d. and Frl. «;<W|A. U..Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. .V. ..Men.. Wed.nd Frl. .Local to Weal Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.Prom the Boulh: »:;o A. M.. v« p,dally; 1:4a A M Ex. d'uti.; 12:53 K< Sun.;2:'» P< St.. dally. From West Point! ):J1 A.lt.. Dally; 11:35 A. M., Wed, and Frl.; 4:2i|r. M., Kt. Sun.
S. R. BURGBKS, D. P. A..«0 K. Main St 'Phnnn Msultoa 415.
Richmond and Petersburg EleclMc Railwa)Cara leave Manchester, Severn1 and Perr>Streets, tor Petersburg'.t. 7, s. .). 10. II, »12 A. M., 1. 2. «3. 4. S...Ö.K. .*, 7. S. V». lo P. M. I11:00 I», M. tor Cheater, 12.00 m dnigh: for
Petersburg1.. Cara leave Petnrjbuig. foot of SycnmoroSlreet, f..r Manchester:UM. t.3\ ..;:15, .7:35, this. 9:». '10 Ji. 111»A. M.. 12.». .!:«. 2:3.1. 3:35. .«:!«, 0 35. »:2S.J IS, I :i 9:?:-. M0:40. 11:49 p. M..Carrie? bfiKr^f: nnd express."Llir.l'cd. except Sundays and holldiys.Ail cars from 1'etcrsburK connect with carsfor Richmond.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway»:W A i J?aily.*«a» iraJrxs to Old Polai,4.W i'. 'S Nswpori Newa aud Norfolk.7:49 A..Dally. Local lo c»v ;,o r t Now*.I.CO 1'..Daily. Local to Cid Point.StWI'.j Dal.y.l<ouia> die ui:d CJaelaeatlll:W P."» Pullman*,4:46 P..Dally. "St. Louls-Cro-.» Special.'PUllmaaa,f:>0 A.Daily.coerlot tesvhlo. Week days.Hinton.4:15 P..Wiek dayi. Ix>ral to Oordonsvllle.10:09 A..Daily. L'burg. Lex., C Forge.i;15 tV-Wrcli days. To Lyncuburg.TRAIN'S ARRIVE RICHMOND.Local from Eaai-i:35 A. M 7:.'0 P. MThrough from Kaat .11:25 A. M.. *:i> P. M.Lord from West.'S:!« A. St.. s :-i A. II.,»::o P. St.Through.7:00 A. SI.. ::40 p. U.J.« :'i niver Llrv --'».Jj A. 11.. «:13 p. M.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.Leave lllohtnoud I Arrlro Richmond»4.ÖUA.JI. Ojrd St.Sta..4.20A.JI. llrr« St.Sta.»5.41 ¦.". Mala St. KU..8.4UA.JI. Ilyrd St. Sta.
.12.DI noon Byrd St. Sta.»LUD I' M. Und St. Sta.ll.Vl 1' M. Elba Station."ft.MP.M. Main St. Sts.»8.20P.Jl. Byrd St. Sta
»7.IS0 A.M. UTraSt.Kta.2,1 1.25 A.M. Kliin K4a4lon.ttt.S'i A.M. »>rd St.su..1.12 P.H. Malnel.Hta.»ä.t* P.M. Ilrrdfit.Kt*..7.2Ä P.SI. II) rd St.Sta.»«.("> P.M. Iljrd St.Sta.
.in.:;.', P.M. MalnKt. Hta.
.IS.fiunlKlit BrrdSt.Sta.ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.WEEKDAYS.
Leaie nrrd St. Sta. 1.30 P. II. for Frcdcrleknbnrg.I.eaTt tltia Sta. 7U10 A. M.,0.»il P. .11. for Athland.Arrlie nrrd St. si,. 6.S8 A.M. Irom Frederlcksh'g.ArrHeKlbaSta.O.Ilrt A.M.,6.110 P.M.from Asliland.'Dailjr. I Weekday*. {Sundays only.All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leavinr 4.50 a. m. and arrWtnru.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals anddeparture* not euarostecd. Read the algos.
SI'.AOOARIJ AIR LfNr..Southbound tralni scheduled to lea\e Rich*
mond dally: t': 10 A. M..Local to Norllna.Raleigh, Charlotte, Wilmington. 1:20 p. MSleepers and roaches. Atlanta. Birmingham^Savannah. .Taeltaonvllle and Florida point*.10:40 P. M..Sleepers and coache*. SavannahJaekior.vllUe. Atlanta. Hirmlngham andXemphls. Northbound trains scheduled toarrive Richmond dally: A. M., 6:05 P.M :-:40 P. M,BICUMONB AM) CHESAPEAKE BAT
RAILWAY COMPANY.Schedule of eltclrlc trains lo nnd from
Afhland. atopping a: Intermediate Ftatlonsupon alcaati I.v nichinnnd inroad andLiurel Sta.): 6;fCh. .7:10. «:'.0b. »:!Cb. ..10:10,11:10 A. U.: 1:10. 2:10. 2:10. 4:10b. S:10. 6:20,7:10, 1:10b. 10:10. 11:4» P. M. I.V. Ashland:'6:it. Vt'.b. i. tb. 10, "It A. M.. «12 M., "L2. 5. I. T.b. 6. 7. 8. 9b. 11 P. SI.*Dilly except Sunday. "Sunday ODly.bOarrles Mttacf.
Norfolk and Western RailwayONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLkLSchedulo In Erfect October 2. 191».
l.elvo Uyrd Street Station. Richmond. FORNOItFÖLK.: .*:« A. M «3:00 P. M.. .4:10 P,at.FOR LTNi-MHL'RO AND THE WEST:
.6:15 A. St., '7:00 .V M.. *3:00 P. M.. «9:29P. VIArrlxe Richmond fr-jm Norfolk: '11:40 A.
SI.. S:35 P. M.. f 11:20 P. M. From !«e Weal:.5:50 A. M., a2:de P. St.. b2:!5 P. M., »:05 P.M '»109 P. M..Ollly. aDally, ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafa
Dining Car*. C. H. BOSLET.W. IL RF.VILL. D. P. A.. Richmond, aV.(5. P. A.. Rnanolie. V'a-
i&leamuoatß.OLD DOMINION LINELv. Richmond foot of Aah St. dally.7:00 P. M.Leave Newport New*.5:00 A. M.Arrlro Norfolk .6:00 A. M.Connects »Ith man; line «1 camera leavingNorfolk for Now York dnlly' except Sundiy:M P. M. Cohn, ion also mode by N. &
W. Ry. J P. M. and C. & O. Ry. r.t 4 P. St.Night Lino steamers rtop at Claremont toland or receive pass»nqers on signal.
\ niliiMA NAVIOATION CO...lames r.lvcrby dav:ight for Norfolk, Old Point. New.port News and all .lames River landings.Steamer leaves Monday, Wednesday andFriday at 7:00 A. M. Frelch; received forfttl J«mt, River landings.Slain TlrLct Office. Sil K. Maro Btieat,
A NICE
Jamaica, Cnhn. llayti, Panama andCentral America.
$01 to $220- 10 to 12 Days.41ASK MR. BOWMAN"
70S F.. Main Street.Steamship and Tourist Agent.
Baltimore Steam Packet CoEquipped with wireless telegraphy.TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIANORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally Including Sunday,via,N. fi: W. Ry. 3:00 P. St., Norfolk 6:20 P. M.C. 4t O. Ry. 4:00 T. M., Old Point 7:30 P. M.O. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. Sf, (one day In Nor¬
folk).Vn. Nav. Co. «:39 A. M. (Monday. Wednes¬
day and Friday).Tickets at nil office*. For staterooms ap¬
ply to IL M. UOYKIN, Agent, 830 Baat MatsStreet.
The Valentine MuseumELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETSOpen dally from 10 A. H. .0 t> P, M.
AdmlssloD 2ba Fr=: on Saturdays
Tnhln d'llntr Dinner« Saturdayand Sunday evcnlinis, 0 <o :i o'clock,91..10 each.
THE JEFFERSONRichmoBcl, Va.
Tha moat nYagniflcent hotel lp thofiotith. Kuropean plan. Rooms singleand on suite, with and without haths.Spacious sumplo rooms.Rate. »1,50 per day and upward.
&eai Cßtate (or ä>alc.
Sutton& Co.Returning Thanks
to Their Friends andjthe Public
for their very IiS»r¦> 1 patrnnftg' duringthe v^r Jum ended, respectfully solicita continuance of Hie same miring thecoming yearWO sell Real Estate, both publicly
anil privately, and make a specialty ofthe prompt collection of rents.We are always in a position to makol
large loans on Richmond real Estateand first-class suburban property.
I« Nr.rih Ninth Street.
Real Estate at PrivateSale
Handsome P.ntlding on Monu¬ment Avenue, the Boulevard and droveAvenue.
Elegant Residences on Grace andFranklin Streets and Monument Ave¬nue.
Bxcolleni Business properties onKro.-id, Main. Eighth and Ninth StreetsAlso a number of Fine Farms and
Suburban Properties.If you wish to buy anything In Real
Estate, seei- I.. Ä- II. I,. DENOON.
The following advertisement Is Cap¬tain Oussons" answer to the persistenthounding which followed the closingof his gates after he had maintained asort of open house for nearly half aentury.His Held of enterprise was delib¬
erated chosen amid the plno barrensand crawfish flats of Ilcnrlco county,Vlritlnla. Iin the hearl of this tioverty-strlcKenregion ho expended In w>£es alone morothan half a million dollars, only toawaken to the tact that he had nour¬ished a tribe .f callow communists.corrupt, < inning, shameless, uncleanand shyster-led.He will cheerfully disappoint the ra-
pacity of these creatures.He will leave nothing for them to
prevaricate, over or scramble for.Fifty years Is enough to throw nway
on a group of hopeless tngrates.Ho will neither blow out his brainsnor abandon the country, but will goon with his oasis and will call Up acolony of black men to advance hissuspended enterprise.
a fro- t.nnnicANsare Invited to complete the developmentof a prettv little village of their own.It Is twenty minutes from Richmondand within three hours of Washington.No agents. Details will be mailed by.Captain Glissons, the founder and own-er of Glen Allen. Virginia.
Suction ifealeö, JFuture_2>ajua.By Shea <\- Keegan,Real Estate Auctioneers,lilt East Main Street.
PUBLIC AUCTION SAEEOF
A HOUSE AND EOT FORMERET OC-CCPIF.D AS A PUBLIC SCHOOE. SIT-ST8WART AND LITTLEPAG ESTREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
Pursuant to a Joint resolution passedby the Richmond City Council, ap¬proved December 19, Uin, and by au-thoritv of the Committee on Groundsand Buildings, wo will, on
JANE AR V 4. 1911.ar I o'clock P. M.
offer for sale, on the promises, thoabove described real cstr.te, «hieb con¬sists of a large building, until recrntlyoccuplod as a public school house, anda lot fronting on Stewart Street aboutsixty (CO) feet and running back mmhundred and seventeen fllTl feet, mos«or less, to an alley In the rear thirteen(13) feet wide. With some smallchanges this building can be arrangedt it her as a dwelling or for businesspurposes.Do not fail to ho present.TERMS: Cash.
SHEA & K EEGAN,A uottotieers.
"'public Sale.We, the undersigned, trustees of the
estate of Colonel R, If. Dutaney, willgeil at public auction, on the
Goose Pond Farmsituated In Caroline county. Vn., nearPoint Eastern Post-oftlce, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1911,the following articles: 16 Mules, 3Horses, 2 Sows. S Brood Sows, 20Shoats. Corn, Fodder, Sawmill, Thresh¬ing Machine, Wagons, Plows, Harrows,Drills. Corn Sholler. and other Ip.rm-ing Implements too numerous to men¬tion.TERMS OF SALE: Cash.No article to be removed from farm
until settlement Is made.Sale commences at H) o'clock A. M.
R. HUNTER DULANEY.RICHAR t> D. nOS'/.EL.
Trustoes.SALE OF
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROP¬ERTY, CORNER OF SIXTH ANDSTOCK.TON STREETS, SOUTH RICH¬MOND.
Pursuant to the terms of a deed oftrust executed November 30. 1900. bythe Virginia Rug and Drugget Com¬pany, Incorporated, to the undersignedtrustee, default having been made Ini|.- payment one of the notes se¬cured thereby. 1 will a,oll al publicauction on the promises on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4. 1911,AT I P. M. .
Hie following property, to-wit: Allthai certain lol of land, with the im¬provements thereon, fronting 132 footon the norilt side of Stockton Street,between Sixth and Seventh Streets, andrunning back between the westernlino of Sixth Street, and a line parallelI herewith I".", feet to an alley.Also all the engines, hollers, belting,shafting, tools, machinery, fixtures and
other nppurienances in and upon saidpremises.TERMS. 13,633.33 cash; balance at
one year from dale of sale, with Inter¬est, to be secured by trust deed; or allcash, at option of purchaser.
GEORGE BRYAN._._ Trustee.
By Pollard * Bagby,Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
No. 1 27 W. Clay St.The house is brick and has about
nine rooms, is fcnil-dotachod and innice order
In execution of deed of trust datedOctober 1910. to the undersignedtrustee, record*.! In Richmond Chan¬cery Court in D. B. 2 0 fl R, pnge B2; de¬fault having been made In the pay¬ment of tlin note therein secured, andbeing required so to do by the l.enetl-clary, I will sell at auction, on thepremises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1911.at 4:30 P. M.
tile above described property TIiIbsale will be for cash, subject, however,to two deeds of tt ttst:
First Omv for Hie sum of $2.000and Interest thereon nt S per cent,quarterly, dated JulV 2. 1909. at threoyears after dn.tc nnci- recorded In D. It,202-C, page 413.
Second. One for the sum ,.f $1.000.with Interest at C per cent dated April27, 1910. at ono year after date, andrecorded In r>. B. 20«. page RP2.
JOHN OAKLAND POLLARD,Trusten«
BAIL IS GRANTEDTO GIPSY "KING"
Mitchell Gives Bond for $3,000.Bitter Feeling Between
Factions.[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]\\adesboro. N .'. January liiler*
est m the gipsy troubles revived yea-t"i(Ui. when the party which went lbCarthage to aiion.i ihn hearing for nwrit nf Habcaa corpus, reMirned. 11»-üludlnK,the attorneys ihn party num¬bered f.-ny right The hearing for ihnapplication f»r n win wm held heforeJudge \\'. .1. Adams, at Carthage. Theattorney* secured it special train frontCarihngo to Aberdeen, ami came oilhere over the Seaboard Air t.tnc. Af¬ter hearing nil the tcatlinony, JudgeAdams ordered Emit Mttelicl, the"King" nf the gipsies, admitted lb ballIn the sum of $3,000. The other twelxridefendants are only charged with as-sault, und their bonds were placed at$200 each.
In the original hearing before, themagistrate, "King" Mitchell was heldwithout bond on the chnrge of com¬mitting assaults. The bonds In theother cases were set at $300. JudgeAdams taxed the costs of the prnftoed-Ings against Mitchell. Mitchell claimsto l>e worth $100.000The ferlinn between Ihe two rival
clans, the Mitchells and tlic Johns, I?not abated, bill seems lo lie oven moreIntense One of the leaders said Hintthey would fight to the end. and Ihereal riuestlnn at Issue Is en lo the au¬thority or the "Klug." Emil Mitchell,and ihe members nf the John clan aredetermined to crush his rule If possible.
in the meantime Hie elans are camp¬ed, one near Ijllcavllle, atid tin otherhero hero, and arc buying all neededsupplies as wen its employing attor¬neys. Tho seriousness <«f ihe chargeagainst the. "King-' is beyond tho un¬derstanding of his followers, unc ofllicrii said that "everything belonged loHip King,-man. woman add librae." Itseems Incrcdltable to them that any¬one should not appreciate Hie kinglypower.The cases arc set for Ihe coining
term of the Superior Court, to meetJanuary 6, and the Interest In the casnovershadows all else. ..King" Mitchelljrave bond with lt. T. Bennett, Jr., andT. 1". Jones us surely In the sum of000. Messrs. Jones and Bennett arcleading merchants here.
CASK CNOKR ADVISEMENT.
Final Argument. Made In Suit AgnluMtStandard Oil Co.
[Special to The Times'Dispatch.)P.alciBli, N. <'.. January I..PoliceJustice Alexander Stronach has heardIhc last ot argument of counsel in thoease against tho Standard OH company,alleging violation ol" the North Caro¬lina antitrust law In cutting prices ofoil to drive nut competition. lie an¬nounced last night, at Ihe conclusion otihe flowing speech by I. II. l'ou for thedefense, that he would have the caseunder advisement for a few days be¬fore announcing his ruling, If he findsthe Standard guilty, lie will impose aline against the trust that will, In thelanguage of A11 orney-t Sonera 1 Blokett,!n Ills closing argument for conviction,"he such a penalty that the nation willunderstand that In North Carolina com¬mercial piracy will not he tolerated;that any man can come here and em¬bark In any business, and none willdare to hurt or hinder or make himafraid, and that It Is a land where. Incommercial as well as physical life,(lie weak can grow strong and thestrong grow great." Mr. Bicken, inIlls argument,, reviewed Itgnres fromthe testimony lo show that the actualco»I of oil delivered In Raleigh is T.IIScents, plus freight, nalllmore to Nor¬folk, and Hint Ihc present price hereof l.-Ti cents. Is n Standard "cut tokill."
I'or the defense. Mr. Pbu character¬ised the prosecution as for advertis¬ing purposes, and declared that thereIs not the least probability of theStandard ever paying one cent of linein such a case. The sull is In tils In-lerosl or an Ohio oil company (Indian,Kenning Company); and would, lie Bald,punish the Standard for furnishingNorth Carolinians nil loo cheap, whenit Is evident that the price Is still toohigh as compared with Baltimore, Rich¬mond and Norfolk prices.
PROt.HKSS IV Al l. LINKS.Hlislne.""« In Aloxnndrln Shoes Sulialnn-
flnl Coins During Vcnr.I Special in The Tlmos-Disputoh. 1Alexandria, V.l., January I..Progressin .ill lines in a safe and substantialmanner was made by merchants andothers In buslnes-j here during ihc year.Many luge enterprises were startedduring the year, and Ihe indicationsar<: that the new year will witnessmany more.Street and sewer improvements havo
gono ahead steadily throughout Ihcyear, and many arc planned for thenew year,<>u a whole, Ihe pint, year was verygratifying".Tho number of deaths during lieveRr was :!27. of which 1SX were whileand 130 colored. This Is an IncreaseIn Ihe while deaths of 122 over thaiof lust year, and a decrease of in jjHie colored deaths.In the Corporation Court 153 deedwere recorded, 77 suits recorded, l"Wills pröbafed, 'in chartern granted.administrations and ,ri"i marriage li¬censes Issued.The lines collected in tho PoliceCottrl amounted to I i:: :,u. and thenumber of cases tried was l,7.
ftAMBLINC. HOUSES CLOSED.Edict or .Vnrrolk Chief or Police Has
f>r»lrril KITort.[Special lo The Times-Dispatch lNorfolk, Va., January L- The gum-bung houses In Norfolk must close.This Is ihe edict of. Chief of Police,Kls-tr, and last tight things were dark]in City Hail Avenue, Ornnby and HankStreets, where (he principal rooms arelocated. The question Is. Mow longwill tho lid be kepi on ?In the past the police have beenhampered by an alleged imperfectionin Ihe Slate laws, making it hnrd toconvict them of any offense, but
item pll> ordinance passed, in the opin¬ion of Chief Klaer, makes it possiblefor hin: in Krt behind ihc allegedplaces At least, bin order to closeop has had the desired effect.HEAL ESTATE MABKHT
IS WELL SUSTAINED.(Special lo The Times-Dispatch..!Lynchburg, Va. January 1 .A can¬vass of the real estate agencies ofLynchbnrg shows that tho ronl estatemarket for city properly during ihepast year was only fairly active,though, despite a decrease,| demandfor properly, there has been no declineIn prices. Nearly nil the iigen.lov re
port considerable activity In larmproperties, and many sales to \vof lornfarmers, who havo located or are ahrnilto locate In central Virginia The de¬mand continue*, and there Is a steadyrise In prices, with many saies of goodfarm lands. With .-, freer money- mar¬ket there will he a marked improve-rr.cnt In ths realty sales tu 1311.
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Bourbon Whiskey. $1 bottle.Amontillado Sherry, twenty years
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Hermann Schmidt,Phonea Monroe 101 to 100.
SOI Cost ISrond Street.
Direct Action Gas RangesHave No EqualSold Only by
ELECTRIC
726 East Main Street.
PIANO TUNINGRepairing. Voicing and General
Overhauling.Let us estlmato for you.Fhono Madison 0506.
CRAFTSFifth and Grace Streets.
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©iuiocnb iJoacrs'.Virginia-Ohio Oil Company,
Incorporated317-S1S American National
Bank Building,Richmond, Vn-. December 20, 1910.AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD ofdirectors of this company, held thisday. a dividend of one and one-halfper cent, was declared on the capitalslock from the earnings of the com¬pany, payable JANUARY 15, 1911.,Checks will he mailed. Transfer"honks will I« closed January 5, 1911.JO*, b; MONTGOMERY,
Treasurer.
The Savings Bank of Rich¬mond
Richmond. Va.. December 20, 1910. ¦.THE DIRECTORS OF THIS bank-have declared a semi-annual dividendof four ft) per cent, (free of tax)oul of the earnings of iho past six.months, pavablo on and after JAN¬UARY 2, 1911.Dividend checks will be mailed. V
james M. BALL, ;:Cashier.¦.
Planters National Bank,Richmond. Va.. December 23, 1910.tur DIRECTORS <>F THIS bankhave to-day declared a soml-nnnual-dividend of in per cent, on tho capl-.lal stock of the bank (free of tax)..'
out of the earnings of the past sixmonth.;, pavablo on and after JAN¬UARY ::, 1911.
RICHARD II. SMITH.Cnshlcr._
Til E DIRECTORS of THE first Na¬tional Bunk of Richmond. \'n.. havodeclared it. soml-nnnual dividend o£.$50,000 t"> per cent, on tho capital.Stock), payable to stockholders ofrecord at close of business DECKM-1)RER 2nt11. Check« win bo mailedDecember :ust.
JNO. M MIDLER, JR..Cashier. *
Atlantic Coast Lino Raliroad Co,;Wilmington. N. Ci lee. 24. 1910.THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of AT-lantlc Coast Line Railroad companyhas deelwcd a. dividend of 2. per"tit on the common capital stock¦i thai company, payable at tho of-.(Ice of the treasurer, at Wilmington.North Carolina, on and after JAN¬UARY 10. 1911, to stockholders ofrecord on December 17, 1910. Thotransfer books are closed front thoItltii day of December, loio, to tholllh day of January. 19U, both in¬clusive. james f. POST.
Tre t surer.Notional Ran« of Virginia,Richmond. Va December 21. 1910,THE DIRECTORS of THIS BANKhave declared th<- regular semi¬annual dividend of 3 per cent., frenof tax. payable «n and after JAN¬UARY 3. 1911. CWeckä win be mail¬ed. W. M. ADDISON.
_ _Cashier._.Virginia rrusl Company.Richmond, va.; December 20, 1910.THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY,hove declared n semiannual dlvl-*dend of 2 per cent payable on and^after JANUARY 3, 1911. Checks willbe infilled.L. D. AYlett.
Secretary.Bank of
Commerce, and. Trusts,(Mutual Rttildlng).Richmond. Va , December 28. 1910.AT A MEETING OF THE HOARD ofdirectors of this hank, held to-day,'tho regularly quarterly dividend of1 i-t per cent, was declared, payableon or' after JANU VRY l. 1911.Checks win be nulled
it. M. KENT. JR.,Cannier
The Union H.ink of Richmond.Richmond. \'a Decomber 22, 1910
the directors of the unionHank of Richmond have this day de-eiared a semi-annual dividend otS per Cent., free of tax. pn.y-a.bi© instockholders on and «fler jan«.laky 3. 1311. geo. W. CALL,
Cashier,, !
