text: . ',( Mayor. j" Johnston,;: of ' Norf olk/^has {called; as special ; ; meetihgl of the 2 Joints Commitr' ; tees ;.' of f. Protest,., against : the j removal vof 'theT general';; offices Vo"f '^the* SeaboaTdrAirr Line.;rfto;^Richmond.; : : '■'.'."■ ; " ; ' .; ? ;: The- meeting 'will 'be -held, at; the: Board lof Trad e :'rooms/iri ; Norfolk .Thursday; and ari ••;: effort -'.will kbe y made - to }; secure Kfrora President '."Williams : some ; assurance oni tlie subject ; of the"; proposedv removal. ";;;. . " ''¥'; Now} that <r tlie ~j. new ? firs t vice-pr esid cn t and; general 'liian&ger; of the system, ' .-Mr;. James^M.;^Barr/x has '..:b'een: : -installed : f : ih] office in 1 Portsmouth," it is ihoped i that ■ the plan; of the president; to; removeTthe offit' ces f to ; the '; capital ; ci ty^ will ;be ; rescinded. 1£ h'Mr/rßarr's'hew chief : clerk' has- rarrived. ' :He"is MrJ; A.^W.:;Towsley,;] formerly^su£ periritendent;;of - transportatiohT. " of " .the 'Atchison. ~ - H A.XDSO3IE i RESIDENCE h SOLD. Mr. I>. C. >VallceTvßnys 80G Parfc|Ay<sg : nue— Otlieip'r Property,; :Solcl>Ye.Hterday. ; J The handsomeT residence, 1 ; No:? 806 Park. : avenu'er-Tvas < aoldyyesterday^af teriioqn ;;to j ;Mr.cD..;C; {Walker: for: §9,ooo;:f:This;: pro:-J. perty; fronts' 4o -feet ; oii jPark ayenuelrtThe :lot n is '150=feet ;invdepth;\ ■ a .three-stpry.-brick; and,the location 1 Is:con-," sideredVqne of :the most: desifableiih; the; city. f - The :'Bale- was: conducted, by K^B^Ch^Lffln?&CCo^^re^Testate:agents^vS aThe Hehrico tract, : ori?theißr6ok^turri-; pike,/ about'"- five" ' miles if rdmsKichmonVl,:' which ; : : wasadvertised : for.: sale ryesterday,; :by. :-Mr;vH. v LvcCabellr' real :-es tate ; agents was not sold.. ■'-''.'"'■' H Me^srs^J;^ByrElam?&;Co.;^real'- estate' agents, V sold ion yes ter d ay.: th c , f our ; d wel 1 •• ; ingsi ; No's/; 800 and .802 .north Fourth • street^ and 5 Nos. ; 310 'and; 312 "eas tjj Duval :f. with 1 lot 60x122 " feet;;: to "Mr.? R.I Ff anciohe.*; ] The^ purchase i; price -was :: $4,170 for the : entire^ property;-' -The :■■ property, 'Hike fa-; great: deal:; otherlthatjis: being:; sold jiipw, was bought" forl an investment. '".- , '".., ■ "•;-:-.: MARINE; INTELLIGENCE; 5^ --'0': £l^£rTUprEl^LMANAc7^lAY^^^^ Sun;rlsesf; ; ;. ; .;;::- 5:09 .^^ HIGH. TIDE. :>. Suni'sets ; -:•'.'; . r..; .7:01 Mornlngi;v:T.':::::.7-M Moon:risesf;:;r..ll:23Evenlng-.;.'r.-:..p:. r .8:25 v ; PORTyOF 'RICHMOND^ MAY 7, 1901; ; ARRIVED. ' , ■ ';.:; Steamer.: Pdcahontas.i' Graves, ■ Norfolk ' and -yjames-rlver.ss landings.^; l merchandise! andt ; . passengers; :;;' ; yirginlav- Navigation Company. . - \ M Steamer; Richmond, •; Catharine,"; Philadel phia;; Pa:, -merchandise and" passengers; / Steamer "Winyah ;t: Simmons,- Philadel phia;r?Pa.v»s merchandise * ; passengers :'; Clyde Line.' p;Steamerißlchmond; :Catherine,V ; VvPhilar'; f delphla,vpa.; : : merchandise and : passengers ; cClydo:Line. ■ - IjVßarge ?Ann ;.Thomson/;Mcilonagle,"' James : river; , railroad : ties. . r ISBarge 'i^ViiJiam 5 J; Mcllwaine, : Mcllwaln,^ James river; light. -'llllpf PORT OF 1 WRST POINT. MAY 7, 1901.* "* ;-;.; Steamer' -Baltimore, Courtney, : Baltt~ ;more;^passengersSaridieeneral-r cargo."*'*n£ gs Steamsh l p y 331 m V Ci ty/; 3 Haynes;^Malta^" l pbni-river I landings ; • passengers? ahds gene ral cargo. ■/■■" Baltimore'^; Courtneyrj£Balti-3 fmore;lpasserigersiand '.general- cargo. - % Steamship - BImS City,- ; Haynes^ Matta iponi-friver^ landings ; 'passengers • and ; gene- 1 JPQRT.f OF " 'N BWPO &T X EWS^atAjf^M . Steamer Ivu-zano, Liverpool. , . • ' Steam6rlßqbenia;^Philadelphla?#£^^^^ filSchdonerjGreorgeiiW^Wells.'Tßoston^^^S 1 Baigo Annie H, Smith,' Proyidence^^^g p&t^^^N'o^i£)f : B'angor. -"^fell |SiSteamer i S.' > J:vaiurphy,* J liyn'.i. MSteamerjSaltlllo^MarsellhJs, @S<aio(9BetLCreorffe-^iWalcptt,^angdr^S| |EQaT4pEJBJi!HIM^ ■ :.- Schooner Hticn'Hailirook.Sprlqoe, load ed with lumber 7, City Pblnt , Va. '.„•,' '■ /"! .%-■ •..^■. v-:rr- ':*,' •:"-"■•'. ■-••; ;-!-.We ?are .;ConstanUy^addiiijf.new,;account9»iand ioorJ tg*-) *MW': 3bnsmess/.isMa*£anrrat|a|if^ 'gm Ww&tnnij**'' ' t ' c y» c^°™^ un 4^ r ?rai-a«ntmlty*f?Seposits J^^o ? fec«^ wi Northwest Corner Tenth and Main, Richmond, Va. : m, :. "77? ;.«ij its service.-; to tiie^'REOpiiE^^^Wi'-t- rh >;r patronage. - f%^| iFKinl^inf^Tfilc • ou 'aa * l^ ea an account with this company^'oitach^^ afj'illlsy^iMll^i* :^" ?, n '^: at^ jwH •balances." Large and small ncounts received. ,>"othingr is too 'large and^p , President, Vice-l'rekden^s . *- Trcwa^cjfe«iSß3? 4^ John bkelton \Vuuams; James'n.' Doofp.y. lewis D. Crenshaw, Jt s Wss ■- VIRGmiUS NEWTON, Presideltl fl' 9 RG^?4^^M A^ 3> 3 SOU. " f|| AC m/>Ufti/\^ir\ Undivided profit." 5290,000 I \ \ $j\ S\l|ulllVlol\l| Deposits...-.-. '..I 51,200,000 i :'-:s ' j- /B v BEASLEY, Cashier. . Deposit your: savings- with a Solid Instita- t *'■ ""^ ""^ ' ■■• '• tion — the .strongest in the South.- ■ ' ' ■ ; ■' •' "^ ' r "DlßECTOßS:— Virginius Ne-wton.' R;T. Arririgton; Jr.', B.'Ateop^.-'W. Pe'mhorton ■ &■■? ;N. :\v . Bowe; Clms. Davenport; and J. B.'Beasley. Small and Large Deposits Solicited.. , imiMS MFfinffATFii interest Allowed., •-,. , • ■■'■■■■ = --■■■■■ - ■■■ -■ . -- . - . ,--_: : 903 E.* Main Street. , '*% 'mi •■:■ /Interest allowed on deposits. Time certificates of deposit issued at jspe- - >■§ ; cial: rates. ; of interest. ..= Fire VinsarancVplaced\iii'ith"e"best companies.' •. '.' :- ) ; ; Directors— H. L. Denoon;, ~R: JG.s-Wood, ';■ Jas. W. 'Gokbon, VTsaao 'B.f S yDAYESPORT/'.TrH^-Mo'NTAGUE. • * , :J- 3 "l> * ■:. h^\^ : fiv [ --:i: : [: : :y-\ 7 : ; W.L/WAIiTERS; Secretary and Treasnrer,. ;•'-' ->*•'■•'■-■ 1..---';-'; V--./"-"i'Xj3.:. ":>?" ";:-:;-. v .;..--*inh27^F,Suti&Wr9t . _ . .. BAXK j STATEMENTS. SAVING SALE OF RICHMOND DI REPORT OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE  fund... $4,000,000 Undivided profits... $2,956,854 Dividends unpaid... $70,000 Individual deposits subject to check... $390,076,602 Interest due depositors in advance... $32,500,60 State of Virginia, City of Richmond— James M. Ball, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May, 1901. W. M. ADDISON, Notary Public. Correct—A. Test: C. A. PATTERSON L. Z. MORRIS, Directors: STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA. REPORT: THE CONDITION OF THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA; AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, APRIL 24, 1901 WILLIAM, TO THE AUDITOR OF THE PLACES: Loans and discounts $2,277,400 Overdrafts $1,600,000 Stocks and bonds $1,600,000 Due from National banks and bankers  and other cash items. Exchanges for clearing house. Specie nickels and cents. Paper currency. Total. $3,019,943. LIABILITIES. Capital stock; paid in; $500,000. Surplus fund. Undivided profits. Individual deposits of $4,344,477. Demand certificates of deposit. $445,812. Time certificates of deposits: Deposit: F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F.F. An important addition has been made: MOST CARPENTERING AND PAINTING WORKS, including cleaning and bleaching, and other materials. Also, LACE CURTAINS, and other materials are available. 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