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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28
Several Records Broken.
'tBy Associated Press.)

81 Wy 11ssochteu Z ess'J RI llll
NJ CINCINNATI, September 27.--Several$ records
were broken at the grand circuit meeting to-
day. In the horse review futurity stake. Alta
5Axworthy made d world 8 record for the best
five heats ever trotted BY three-year.olds as
heat ever trotted by lthree-yenr-olds.
E. r. Sr1athcrss John NJ. established a
new record In the 2:05 pace. winning the sec
ond heat 4inS 2:o3 "a This breaks a his own
record Of !. 2:oi IA. and is tho fastest mile
paced in race this season. Summaries:
81 2:2o trot-the Queen City. purse 8. 600
Lisonjero won in three straight heats. Snyder
nfcGregor second. jolly Bachelor third. Best
time, 2O9 IA. isssl ~ $fS Il AZ i 5i5 4
Il 2:o5 pace-pursc. 81. 5oo-John NJ. won second.
third ana fourth heats and race Nathan
Straus. first heat second: Edith W. third.
Time. 2:03 "a. n ID
Horse review futurity; foals OF 19ol--purse.
81, OoO-Alta Axworthy won third, fourth and
nth, heats and race: Grace Bond. second heat,
second ; Princess Athel. first heat. third. Best
time, 2:l0 ~. w ,3St II sz
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Where They Play To-Day.
Boston at Cleveland i.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
", al New York at Detroit.
5s,s Washing ton at Chicago
Standing OF the Clubs.
New York. 4;sDetroit, 4.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcn.l
DETROIT, MICH. Sept 27.-The High
1anders arrived here to-day feeling rather
blue after their crushing defeat in Cleve.
land, and entered to.day's game with q
grim determination to regain the gead
n the race for the pennant., II re,aui re-
run being scored by the Highlanders in
the rst and the locals sielns the score re
tenth, but in the eleventh tha Highland
ers rot three after avery stormy inning
out OF the game for wrangling with um-.
p!re O'Loughlin. and shortly afterWardss
Mullin threw his glove at thH umpire ana
splendid game, although he had done
exceptionally hard work at Cleveland
yesterday. Manager Griffith says the
team will be back in hrst place By sat-
urday.s y 78s n fis3a
8 Score: r. h. f..
Detroit Il. .....ooooooco15oo- 81 2
New York Q Q Q 9 90 90 -
Drill; Chesbro and Mcguire. Time. 2:10.
Umpre O'Loughlin. Attendance. 200.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
g o..

null esilma ties for tO-morrOV's l'ecelpts at
aiding points and easier Southern spot mar
IT'S wera factors IN the afternoon, however
,rtially offset by large exports prices In the
to trading We're depressed 10 y decline Of L
ar pressure and liquidation. The market Z
osed steady at that decline. 5 " tx L
,;p les were estimated at about 300, 900 bales.
Receipts Of cotton at The ports to-day We're
Ass bales against 70, 1T last week and 1851
81 year; for the week $4,000 bales against I
Az last week and ssssts bales LAST xaeF
tnrning, first train leaves Norfolk (yla
nnean view route. 20 r, Nj; leave old
Point S7;l6 p. M arrive Richmond elS
No STOPS. Second train leaves Norfoll
IVA q, & O., STE AN ER, 7:l5 7. ~, leaves V
Newport News $40 3. NJ, artsye Hlc ~,
Point. Ocean View and Norfolk; caps
Henry and Virginia Beach, 'l,S.
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SENSA ''l||'Il.O'llV'I ! A |,
BANKR'U.P

u (.uoludsId- sou1I 10 seuL o. luIoeds)
NORFOLK, VA September q The PEE
stition in bankruptcy filed by II. Gair,tti
Smith. son Of former Superintendent of
the Water Department Herbert Y. Smith,
has created sensation In Tho business
and social circles Of 81 Norfolk. Young
Smith is one Of the Beau Brummels Of g
Norfolk, a%horseman and society man.
During Congressman Maynard first term
he was secretary to the Second Districts
Representative at a salary OF s., 200. HIS
bankruptcy petition cites debts aIgregaait-
ing s2o0s.s3, put down to himself ana
$3.50 classed8 as notes and bills which
ought to be paid by other parties there there:
to. NJ ri .8
The majority OF his debts are notes
held by loan concerns which do Q 40 per
cent. business and different clothing
houses and tailors here.
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d
We Will sell. for Mr. + 4, 8. Gr,aefe. who
Is moving to Mexico. all OF his house
hold Furniture. Carpets, etc, at hiss
residence, No, 207sThird Avenue Chestnut
III Thu GRsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %. I
at 1880 o'clock. consisting Of handsome
Parlor Velvet Carpet, Parlor Suit Snphol-8
stored in Silk Brocatelle handsome Par
slor Lamp, Chartered Oak ParlorF Center
Table, handsome Parlor Lace Curtains
very fine CHARTERED Oak Ladle s' Writing
Desk, Portleres, Oak Hall Rack, Hall Mat
ting and Stair Carpet, handsome Parlor@
Screen. handsome CHARTERED Oak Dining-l
room Suit, consisting OF Buffet, Exten-3
sion Table and Chairs. all to match and
very fine; Tai BILE Linens. knives, Forks
and Spoons, very ftne Velour Tan Couch.
lnaid Linoeum, splendid assortment Of
China and Glassware, Plated Ware, hand
some Mante Clock and Figure. Drop
Head Singer Sewing Machine. latest tm-$
proved. very handsome CHARTERED f Oak
Chamber Suit, Wardrobe to Il match:
Chamber Brussels Carpet, fine Felt Mat
tresses, Heating Stoves. Enameled Iron
Bed with Brass Trimmings Oak Bureau
and Washstnnd fine Imported Mating
Toilet Sets Fea Their pillows and holsters,
Bed Clothing, Kitchen Safe, one No. 7S
Cooking Range, lot OF Tinware Cooking
Utensils, etc, All OF the Furniture Is \
comparatively new and in flrst-class cor,-3
dltlon. Take Forthslda car: s squares
from bridge and square from ca line. AZ
r Sale positive. TERMS-Cas Z. Isl NJ il
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
,Auct toneera.A
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BY Geo. W.. Mayo,
! Auctioneer.
Entire Stock Of Morgan r. Mills s
Co., Incorporated, 81
TO BE SOLD AT sAU CTION.
BY Geo. w. Mayo,

s Pursuant to a decree OF the District
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District Of Virginia, entered on the
10th day Of September. 1904 In the mat
ter OF Morgan r. Mills and Company.
Inporpora ted, the undersigned receiver
will sell at public auction. on S3
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER. %, 1901. ~
commencing at 1890 A. s M. he entire
stock OF Morgan r. Mi lla#and Company.
Incorporated, situated at ST and 619 East
Main Street. This stock consists or Cook
ing an. Heating Stoves, Latrobes, Wood
Stoves Gas Ranges. a full line of Plum-
hers supplies, Brass and Iron Andirons,
Fire Backs and Crates, Mirror Ra ok Man-
tells etc.. Sanitary x Closets, Stationary
Washstands instantaneous Hot Water
II eaters, Water FL ters, Electric. Gas and
Lamp Globes: a large line Of Chande-
Tiers and Gas Fixtures: 3I a full line Of
Plumbers 4 Tools, l Iron Safe, Roller
TOP Desk, Standing Desks, Oflce Fix
lures, etc. The stocklof goods consists of
a, full lineSof Plumbers Supplies. and
ouch as is usually found in q first-class
plum bers.z establishment Tho trade and
general public are invited to attend this
sale, as it will be an opportunity to se-
cure at auction new and flrst-class goods
at reasonable cost.
TERMS-Cash.
'fs.f 5I3Y al N 81 3i JOHN A. LAMB, 4;
L. Receiver in Bankruptcy for Morgan r.
g5x~S.. Y,,o n
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Who Received the Decision Over Twin
sullivan In Los Angeles Last Night
After Twenty, Fierce Rounds.
In the Ring.
KID Mccoy

In the Ring.
are to box at sci,uate. r. I.
Jefrries made his debut in Tho New Davy
sa,ss santa as,
kane. October 9Th: !. ss. #
y Mike Ward knocked out Blacks. OF Chicago.
in I've Ieds =. Grand =, nspds F1day
Billie! Weldon. Of MINNEAPOLIS. at Alptna,
s Chicken. R4.der, an amateur boxer 3,
santa Ross. Cal. and . 1 lightweight. is re- e.
ported to have once whipped Giant Rose.
A Joe woicott is billed for Seattle on oc-
5tober y for q fifteen round contest with
Charley Mitchell. Ensland's former
ness TO match. Jasez White. the iishtweiest
c9!Ss,t 81 ;lds pei q pu{ss
matched Philadelphia Jack @ Brien to meet
Tommy urns (Noah Brusso in q six-rond bout
I Louia 5Loas. Of Oakland. Cal. ana Charles
Neary. OF Milwaukee. have posted their for
5feits I 800 each for a twenty-round bout at
Seattle. Wash. September both. a z.
Govern. the hantamweight fighter. Is In train
Ing 1t tho lack ear here. He accompanied
BY Charles Lenz Of Broklyn. n. y. McGove !,
Is In fine shape for his bout with Eddie
Eanlon. which ia been postponed from octo-
Der 10th to the 18th. .8ts}
sits 1t will be a six.round go before the Indus
trial Club. OF Philadelphia srerry's brother.
Hughey, Is with him at the Black ear, and
he is working hard for his si1-round bout
With Tommy Murphy which takes I. place e 2. on
September 2sth The winner is TO fight
frankie Nell for the championship.
On the Turf.
q NEW YORK, September 27.-Tha the sea-
son OF 1904 Il. drawing to close is realized
when 1t Il recalled that Gravesend's fan
day. the scene Of racing operations will b.
Transferred 10 Morris Park where twelve
days sport will he seem the meeting closing
on Saturday. October 18th. Brief though these
meetings will have been the character OF the
racing Will leave little to he desired IN "a
The 9necessity. however, for con,pressing the
numerous stakes into such limited periods
may not be very best possible thing for the
horses. because thererls no doubt that FREQUENT
races help TO mar the best form OF even the
best racers. There are. OF course. excep-
lions. >Baldane being particularly note
worthy one OF q racer. keeping up Its best
form uninterrrptedly for five months: But
racers as this same Beldame. Is
s In the interest OF the sport It is hoped
that next year this great filly will be In
training again. Just rs sceptre t'was IN her
four. yenr-old and even five-year-nld form.SI
That Beldame Will race at the new and
magnificent Belmont Park next May or June
In The narne ana colors Of her owner AN gust
are the popular wish Of thousands who have
been delighted by her conslsent and trt-
umphant efforts In nearly every race she has
The Holly handicap Will be Wednesday 8 at
etaoj shrdl shrdf ahrdl mt mfwypmfypokq
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HILDEBRAND LEADS.
Popular Jockey Will Establish
New Record.

Hildebrand stnl leads all the riders, and
his total Of l25 winners for the season is
just one behind Fuller's record OF last year,
which was 12s winning mounts for the on
tire season. - that it can be readily seen
that Hlldebrand will easily surpass Fuller's
record before tho racing season comes to a
close Davis now has nineteen winning
mounts for his four weeks work in the saddle
on the eastern tfacks. The record Of the DIFF
ferent riders for the season. Including tho
racing at Gravesend on Saturday, is as fol-
! :
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81. Louis, q; BROOKLYN, 3.

{ SBRooKLYN, Sept, 27,-For eight in,
nings to-day It looked as IL the Brooklyns
were to he shut out again but III the
ninth Hanlon's nine managed ia hiring
two men oyer the plate,
ST. Louis ..,,......j o 1 4 o 4 0 II 0-s 10 q
Brcoklyr a.. t,......,.. o 600 90 o "a a
Batteries: Nc arland and Rutler;t Scan
Ion and Ritter. Tine, 1899. Umpire, Zlm-
mer, Attendance, SoQ
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Virginia Bowling League,

The Virginia State League OF Bowlers has
arranged n schedule for the season. and cham
l,ionshp games Wilt played. The clubs in
the league are: Crystal. Glesshlowers. Han-
overs and Imperials. The schedule Is as fol-
lows October Sd. Crystals and Glassbowers;
October It'll. Crystals and Hanovers; October
Crystals and Hanoyers: October 24th.~ Glass
blowers and Hanoyers. and oct'ber 3lst, Cry
stalls and Hanovers. The league schedule Will
be continued until January 23d.
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NO. 7Ss NORTH SECOND STREET.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust I, i;
Richmond Chancery Court. clerks ONCE &c
in Deed Book 175 G, page 8, default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF q po,-
ton Of the debt secured thereby avd there
= "Wednesday, SEPTEMBER q. 1901; I,
on the premises, proceed to sell by pubic
ssS 4 as se three Seve es deed q s.
First, at g4:s0 P. NJ, all that certain lot
OF land. with ali improvements thereon;
lying and being In the city q R1ohmonu.
fronting On the sonsn s,oe
and running back 1906 feet.
second ct o'clock E NJ; All fhat e, Ssr-
thereon, lying and being in the city OF
Richmond Va, at the northeast corner OF
College and Marshall Streets, fronting on
tho east line Of College street =. 1eet,
parallel par lines along the northern line Of
MARSHALL Street 60 feet more or less.
This is a good four-room Brick Dwelling y NJ
and In sp1eSd d Locally fGF r s tha
tain y lot 81 Of land, with al the M Rove.
city OF Richmond, Va, fronting q feet
on the west side Of SECOND street between tween
back between. parallel lines 115 feet, bound
ed on the north by property now or form n
crly owned Rb by w. j. Curry. ana on Qe
south by property now or formerly owned
by Mrs.3fJ ohanna Mackle.
This is q good opportunity for investors
in real estate, as the above houses are
good renters n Z,
ERNiS-Whereas the deed requires all
cash, yet better terms can be had and
will be- announced at sale =
s. D. CARNEALaTru stee.
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New York, 8, Chicago, .,

IL NEW YORK, Sept. 27,-By defeating
Chicago to-day the New York teaf won
Its f104tt victory, king a new record.
@ Score: it5i Il. t5aS r.. H. e,
Chicago .,.,..45..., Q 9 0 0 Q Q O o o. i u 4
Batteries; Lundgron and O Neil; An1es
and Warner, Umplres, Carpenter and
3O'Day, Time 1870. Attendance, $500,
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Boston, q; Pittsburg, !

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Boston won to-day's
game through 5Wilhelm's clever pitching
and fast head plays at critical moments,
% Score: 81 s55 Y r, H. p.
Pittsburg y. 4 ....., 0 . o o olso oil s d
y GatterIes; Il Wilhelm and Needham;
Lynch and Phelps. Time, 1888 Umpire,
SJohnstona, Attendance, 1,692,
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Cincinnati, s.; Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA; Sept. 27,-Ewing's
pitching puzzled the locals to-day. and
Cincinnati won an easy victory,
Score: r. H. ~.
Cincinnati .,........ 0 04 1tOO1s0 0-6 8 ]
Philadelphia ..,....,O 90 0 0 DOLL q
Batteries; Ewing. schlei and Street;
frazer, Caldwell and Roth. Time. 1:46,
Umpires, Emsl!e and Moran. Attendance.
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and fronting the Traction Line on lakewood A
D UBL1C SALE OLA vALUABLUi
FARM IN THE COUNT 9IsS O. b

E EARN n rRE couNTY oI'S
BY virtue OF d decree entered BY the
lstS Court Of aooehland county q, the
sat Of May 5. Meeorm mic vs. sn virsnia ss &
Trice, ct ais. the undersigned Special
son isrH DAY. WI OF g Sc Is 1sp,
tn Pss sas e. Tie Sssst
der, a valuable tract Of land lying In Byrd
District, Goochland county, known as
nBellefeld, containing three hundred and i
about, fifteen miles northwest OF Gooch.S
land Courthouse. 598I iT5s3ss5S
This Is a valuable piece OF real estate.
upon sd', which there are improvements I'm
which Adolpis Carrao now resides. ind 10 !
q good opportunity to buy a valuable
TERMs-casl, .uft,ctert % m tho debt
Of one thousand dollars, with Interest
from the goth day Of August, 1902 and
the cost OF the suit and sale, md the
balance an II one and two years, evidenced
interest from the day Of sale and to be-
secured by a deed OF trust on the property.
II the property IS not sold on that day
tho sale will be adjourned until such time
as the Commissioner may see At. }53ss
# d C.OFLAHERTY.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
=, Of the County Of Goochland. lts.s.,'s
M galnst IS ca 3ls3 ~ NH 49,
Vtrginla g. Trice, ct ais. .... Defend ants.
I, Moses T. Monteiro. clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond re0uireds
OF the Special Commissioner BY the decree
rendered IN said cause on the 28d day Of;
August, 1901. has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand as clerk of the
said court this 21st day Ct September
1904 t3 SO
MI sEe II. :MUNrElKU. = Cierk.38
sept 27-1 let ~
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Killed Hundreds of Sora.

Dr.. a. a., Wright, of the Virginia Hospital
stan, returned Saturday from sora hunt In
the swamps Of Virginia He was exceedingly
succeusful, having pasged several hundred Of
the delicious birds,
The inmates OF the institution. through the
courtesy Of pr, Wright. enjoyed the kllGs
Immensely,
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Cleveland, 8; Boston, l..
Especial to Ths Tlmes- Dispa


I; CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 2.-As was
predicted g and hoped BY Clark Grimth
after his team had gone down TO defeat
yesterday, the locals handed out Q wal
tune OF to /. Both teams scored once
in the fourth, but Cleveland managed to
bring in two more in the eighth. and held
kS ns eeaos waa
expect pet toSretrieve their iaurels Tomorrow,
and are confident they will be able to
i il Score ene peA'ai r. II. Is,
Boston issNeiana . . % 81
RRGaaes and G sbeel
dan. Attendance. ], 634. i'4
Chicago, q; Washington, !.
CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. 27.,With the
on.his two bagger in the eighth i I, II !,
Score: ~ X. n +.
Ss,ssEs "a q 1s s$s 81 =
Batteries: Smith and sullivan; Hughes
ana clafke Tine ~ ~ Umpire Con
st. Louis, 40; P Philadelphia. 30.
outhit IN both games ST. Louis to-day.
double-headre with Philadelphia.
Score. 800 R.H e.
st. Louis /. /. I. Z. !. i POOL 00.-
$Philade lphia ........ o O 0 o o O.02 o. S
81 Batteries:s Eiever and Sugden: Henley
and Shreckengost. Time, 1:3l. Empires,
King and Dryer. Ii
Second game;
score: r. H. E.
81 Louis .ooooooo.ooD-otf Is o
Phila deiphia 1890 5000 DO 90 9
q Called in tenth inning on account OF
BatterIes: sudhof and sugden; Bender
and Shreckengost. Time. 1850. uInpires,
King and Dwyer. ATTENDANCE 2, bDo.
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Senator Hoar's Condition.
fRy Associated Press.35

CRY Associated Press.3 Ii
j WORCESTER, MASS Sept: e7EAt5 7
o'clock tonight DIR. Warren R. Gi!man,.
Senator Hoar's physician, expressed the
belief that the 6ena tor would live = nrough
the night He is unable to swallow. sis
and his vitality IS almost
gone BIZ. N re
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BY J.. .. Carneal e Son,
II Real Estate Auct toneers, "a & 81
No. 1l06 x. Main Street.

TRUSTEES %AU IN SALE .sss s533
: O F u,
& THREE PIECES OF Il IMPROVED
Il NO. S1419 POPLAR OR BROWN ST.),8
n i01 COLLEGES SIRE d. III
n NO. 1872 NORTH SECONDS STREET.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co...
IL.

- COMPARATIVELY NEW. UP-To-S
" DATE FuRNITUREE4 AND IL CAR
PETS, AT AUCTION,EAT sNO. s207 THIRD
AVENUE (CHESTNUTf HILL. SS9
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

BY direction Of owner disseminating
the fur business, we Will sell at our
salesrooms. No, 1905 East Main Street.
S "WEDNESDAY, SEPT, %, 1904,
commencing at II o'clock a. M, twenty
one (2ll. beautiful Furs OF various styles
and value ali In perfect condition. Some
az the pieces are very handsome and
high cost, Seats reserved for ladies'.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.,,
Geo, II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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/ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

-. 0COICS e SStSt I'd n v 1- =
4 Cincinpati, s.; Philadelphia, L
Boston, 2; Pittsburg. !.
New York, S; Chicago. 3.
II st. ,Louis. q; Brooklyn, 2.
Where They Play T To-day.
Cincinnati, at Philadelphia. TX
Pittsburg at Boston,
Ait Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn
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H.lCHLANDERS.
PU.L.LII.lvC|I UP.
Went in to Do or Die and Won
After Stormy Eleven
Inning Game.
BOSTON LOSES TO CLEVELAND.
BOSTON LOSES TO CLEVELAND
Margin Between Leaders Is
Close Again and Both Expect
to Get the Pcnnant.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday

Chicago, 2; Washington. 1.
& st. Louis, 40; PHILADELPHIA, 20; Called
In tenth inning, darknessl. IL
Z New York, Il; Detroit. 1.
y Cleveland. 81; Boston, l.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY ]. .. Carneal G. Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 11o6 East Main Street.
FEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES 1RF'1uj'5r's Aucrl9 q SALE
THREE PIECES OF IMPROVED 81
NO. iu3 POPLAR COR BROWN)i STREET
NO. 4O1 COLLEGE STREET,
NO. T32 NORTH SECOND STREET.
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DETROIT, MICH. 8 September 27.-The
owners OF the Detroit base ball club have de-
cidcd on W. A. Armour, former mana ger Of
the Cleveland club, as the man to handle the
local team next season. A coincidence con-
nected with his appointment is the fact. that
Armour played under Ed. Barrow, whom he
succeeds. r when the latter managed the Pater-
son club some years ago. .s 81
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The Holly handicap will be Wednesdays at
aoi shrdl shrdf ahrdl mt mfwypmfypbkq
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NJ Receiver in Bankruptcy Tor Mo ryan r
Mills & Company, Incorporated.
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sept 27-12t 453 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-03-25
LUNCHES " !:
). !. ARE ARE NOW NOV ILLEGAL Ill I c \
BUT THEY ARE NOT DIFFICULT
.. ..,,.. TO, FIND. -: !. .-.s
Some Saloon Men Say This Is, .'The
81 Last Day''-Valious Methods of
Evading the New Ordinance Are
Suegested.

Altho there was a grand rush by
the patrons Of those saloons special
izing in free lunches to take ad-
vantage Of the last day on which
meals with drinks are supposed to be
served, it is by no means certain that
the antifree lunch ordinance will
make any change in existing condi-
tions. .-
Learning that the much discussed
ordinance became effective this morn
ing, the prosperous business men who
patroniZe the uptown lunch-glvlng
saloons and the less prosperous pri-
vate citizens who cleave to the pigs
feet and sausages of the washington
avenue district, gathered in some
alarm at the noon-time trysting places
and partook largely and somewhat
mournfully of the viands there ex-
posed. But in spite of the alleged
effectiveness of the ordinance no man
in the saloon business departed from
the free lunch custom.
From Sixth street to the Union sta
ton and from Camden Place to the
district picturesquely described as
''the hub of hell, the succulent sand
wic.h, the saving sausage, the patient
pretzel, the buoyant bean and those
strong and healthy cheeses continued
to make life sweet to many otherwise
given to gloom. Some Of the saloon
Keepers explained that to their under
standing this was. the last day upon
which, under the law, they might dis
pense the free lunch blessing. others
were simply getting rid of the stock.
Still others opined that tomorrow
would be the last day. A few, very
few, limited darkly that there was in
the ordinance hole large enough to
drive a roast OK thru and that said OK
| would hv them be80riVen.
! While it is almost impossible to get
! most of the interested saloonkeepers
to talk twice in the same vein there
seems to be no doubt that all of them
will have done away with the free
! lunch before tom OrrOw is over, Just
! as an experiment" One saloonkeeper
who owns six places left orders upon
! his departure for the east last night
to pull down the lunch" as soon as
the ordinance went into effect.
/ On second thoughts the lunch was
cleft up this morning and will prob
ably be sold hereafter in the company
/ with napkin for each customer. Still
others are preparing to sell the lunch
and; give away the drink, while one
saloonkeeper is going to remodel hi:
place. make askitchen out Of his base.
ment and serve regular meals1in the
saloon, proper.
They'll all quit serving free luncf
for about a week." said a member O.
the Retail Liquor Dealers associa
ton, "and then one will begin herr
and another there, then a few mor'
will come in and by and by things will
go on just as they always have ant
the antifree lunch ordinance will b.
a dead letter." Others hold to th
same opinion.