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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
THE COLUMBUS MEET.
.Replete With Good Racing and
& Fast Time. ss

The five days meeting at Columbus last
week, The eighth In line down the grand err r.
Il time, Il the eastern and western horses coming
a together for the first time this season. Horses
that have been campaigned, nii through ne 70
r horses were stated at Columbus than NJ any
4 other meeting this year.. and BY the every
Y heat a race system. seventy horses Instead
OF fifty.six under the old plan. divided the
money hung up twenty-five heats were de-
cided in the six trottinE classes. ayerag n,
2l0G2: thrty-one heats were paced IN eight
4 classes. averaging 2.os.1e, giving q grand
average at both gaIts OF s209.4o ~. AZ
In the six trottinE classes fifty nine horsss
were started. Ten were dlstanced and thirty
one got a portion OF the money. There were
seventy-one PAGERS, eight got the flag and
thIr,y-seven were In tho money. !. q.
were: Pntchen Maid, by Patchen Wilkes Az
The Thorn M sao Il brownie Wilton. BY WI
s sea: e :os a: Reaiae ~ Aleer!eS,
iii e:oe -; snyder sieGregor by GIL ~;
man sieGregor zoo H. go; :, -; = Jim
n PAGERS that made new records We're: Pauline
G., by Comnloner. 2W, TO e:OS 81; Belle Nc,
BY Pilot Wilkes 2; t9 g, 9s li Ma1ey
Direct. BY Dir:ct. from e:os 81 t. 2:o7 90;
Wilbrlno, Jr.. u: ~. to 2li II; Lady Ben h
Brook by Silent Brook. to 2:l0 81: Don n,
A by Little Joker. to 2:es1-4. !,
VIZ Money winning drivers at the meeting with
money won. were: Ed 3Geers S3.850 So AIN
.McDonald, sl,725: ". l.. Snow, tl,5eo; Scott
Hudson, .l.475: Dick Wilson. sl,eoo; Spear.
1926; Laird. 5000: Thomas 81 $50: ''knop" Nc
q Carthy, s725 IIigbee. 5000; sBenyor, $3.50;
Wright 1850; Starr. $500; BEDFORD 500; Thomp.
son, $500: Grub. $500: Hussey. $500; saund-
ers. $500; Valentine. $3.50; stlnson. 800: Ames
sa75; DcRyder $3.50: Aerifeld, $3.50: Murphy,
$500: smith. $500; Lucas, 5000; King. SEQ: Dill
!. Ion, $3.50; Burns, $50: vanstein, s2e5 Jones.
4, s2o0: S,iy, 900; Erwin. SIZE; Wetherby sl25;
Eckers, 800; Sterec. 500; Shank. SIS: ceder-
f borg. SIS: james. s75 Stokes, SIS; Crist. f75,
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BY Geo. w. Mayo,
Auctloneer.l
Entire Stock Of Morgan II. Mills q
Co, Incorporated, N
TO Be SOLD AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to decree OF the District
Court Of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia. entered on the
18th day Of September, 1904. In fthe mat
ter Of Morgan r. Mills and Company
SInoorpora ted, the undersigned receiver
will sell, at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. Is, 1904. 81
commencing Mt 1880 a. NJ the entire
stock OF Morgan r. Mills and Company
situated at bl7 and SIS East
Main Street, This stock consists Of Cook
Ing an. FIea ting Stoves. Latrobes. Wood
Stoves, Gas Ranges a full line Of Plum
ibers supplies, Brass and Iron Andirons,
Fire Backs and Crates, Mirror-Ba Man
tells. etc. Sanitary Closets, Stat onary
Wnshstands instantaneous Hot Water
Heaters, Water Filters, Electric. Gas and
Lamp Globes:2 q large line OF Chande-.
3liers and Gas Fixtures; q full line OF
Plumbers Tools. 4 Iron Safe. ~ Roller
Ton Desk, Standing Desks Office Fix
lures. etc. The stock OF goods consists q
a fuilgline OF Plumbers Supplies, and
such as is usually found In a first class
plumbers adjustment. The trade and
general public are invited to attend this
sale. as 1t will be an opportunity to SCI;
cure at auction new and frst-ciass goods
at reasonable cost.
4 TERMS-Cash,
M JOHN a.. LAMB.
Receiver In Bankruptcy for Morgan n.
Mills & Company lncornorat led.
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AS executor.of tho late Mrs Alice Y,
Gronto, I will sell t auction. at her
! late residence. No. BIZ North twenty
seventh Street, i.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING. SEPT. ~,
commencing at 1880 o. clock, all OF me
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves. etc, consist
Ing Of pretty Cherry Parlor Suit in IS, silk
Plush. Gold Leaf Anntel Mirror. Brass
and Onyx Table, Darnask Portleres, Lace
Curtains, Bric-a-B rac, handsome va FIRE
Screen. Fine Brussels, Carpet. Paror
Lamp, Mahogany Finish Pnrlor Center
Table, Steel Engrayings: Couch. S-foot
massive Walnut Dining Table, handsome
Tennessee Marble Top Walnut Buffet.
large assortment OF very nice China and
Glassware silver Plated Ten Set. Lee
BOX. Refrigerator. Table Linen, Oak Hall
Rack With Oval Plate Mirror very pret-'
~ Mahogany Finished Chamber Suit with
Z Oval Mirrors, Oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits, Walnut Wardrobes, large and I'M.
est quality Feather Beds, Pillows and
Bolsters. Mattresses, Counterpanes,
Quilts, etc, Toilet Sets Sclf-Feeding
Heating Stove, Bedroom Carpets and
Mating, Cooking Stove, Blue Flame
Wjckless OIL Stove and Oven, nice as
5scrtment OF Agateware. etc, Kitchen Ia,
4 Sale positive,& TISRMS-Cash.
1is Z IERB BERT BENNETT, Executor.
The Valentine Auction Co, Auctloneers,
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BRUSH DODCES
WORLDS SERIES
Especial to The Times Dispatch. J

s 4G Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
II NEW YORK. September 26.-John T. Brush.
president OF the New York National League
Club last night issued a statement In which
he decides not to permit his Giants to play
the the pennant winners OF the American
League for tho world $ championship. thus
baking at the agreement entered into last
March at a meeting of the Schedule and
Rules Committee OF the two leagues 8
X The indianapolis man classes, by inference.
tho American as a minor League although he
refrains FIRM mentioning that organization
specifically. Brush thinks his team by win-
ming tho National League ponnant Is entitled
to the highest base ball honors OF the United
States without being called upon to recognize
other clubs Brush oyerooks 4 the fact that
Pittsburg played Boston last year for tho
worlds honors. and that Fred Clarke issued
u statement early in August that he was
willing to play the American League cham
plons again this year II the Pirates won.
Brush says: Neither the players nor the
manager OF the Giants. nor myself. desire any
greater glory than to win the pennanti In the
National League. That Is the greatest honor
that can be obtained in base ball. We are
content to rest upon our lnurels and VIII be
ready to defend our title in 1905. -
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Auction Sale To Day Of Fine
Furniture, Brass Beds,
Roll Top p } asks, Horse q,
a. Blanke cts, Etc.

we Will sell TO-DAY rTuesdayl. Sep
TENDER 9th, at our warerooms, 1905 East
Main Street. commencing at 1890. g fine
line Of Furniture, ETC., VIZ. II Extra
some Walnut 4Bookca Sc and Roll-top Desk
combined, Fine Al- brass Bed. Handsome
Hat Racks in Walnut and Oak; L Fine
Oak Folding Bed in perfect &c condition. ~
{ Oak and Walnut Sideboards, Chlnonlers.
5Wardrobes, Cherry Parlor Suits, nice line
OF Rugs Druggets, Pictures Mirrors.
EEasels, Odd Bureaus, Washstands, Beds.
Mattresses. /, Ottomans, Parlor Centre
Table, 25 Extra Fine Horse Blankets and
Robes, etc. I, Is I, 3,
Rs The publics attention is called TO this
sale. RICHM OND AUCTION co.
"a Geo, H. Valentine, Auctloneer.
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Handsome Parlor, Chamber
and Dining Room Furli--
ture, Drop Head chimes,
Carpet, Rugs, Pictures,
Stoves, Etc, at Auction.

1 will sell THIS DAY at 1o:3 80 A. NJ. at
my warerooms, IA West Broad Street,
Massive Mahogany finished Up-to- Date
Paror SUIT, CHARTERED Oak Chamber
Suits, Oak Chifroniers, Oak Folding Bed.
2 CHARTERED Oak sideboards. Chairs.
Tables, Odd Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands, 2 Drophead Singer Sewing Ma
chimes, Lounges, Mahogany Sofa. Mahog-
any Bureau, Mahogany Hall Rack, 52 Is
slightly used Carpets, Axmipster Wilton.
Velvet, Brussels Moquet and others.
Brussels Hall and stair Carpet, Druggcts.
Is New Rugs, 50 Choice Pictures. several
Good Cooking and Heating Stoves. Gas
Range Kitchen Furniture, etc; also, q, 70 lot
OF other goods too numerous to mention.
The above goods are up-t o-dnte and IN
excellent condition, Ladies invited.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
GEO. OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE,
F., A. CATLIN,
6, North Eleventh Street,

Transacts the Real Estate business in
4t ise Can furnish at tits time MONEY
M hats cha Charges faye some funds neH
which can be carried practically 1ndetl.
casts casts OF renewals at maturity Of notes,
Have Nome new offerings IN Lee District
which are interesting and II you are y y
You a great bargain. Have about ex-
hnusted my Rent List. and " you have
any desirable vacant houses, can tenant
them at once, - c4n,IM
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Results at Worth.

Il ~ 9 mn (By Associated Press.
y CHICAGO. September q; Results at Worth
\ 10 IS first. Tristan shander q to y second,
Father Talent az to ~ third. Time, !: 10 II
h Second race--fivc furlongB-Gold EnamelfG g
10 q first I.asagitte Us TO y second, Mutadof
4 (ato u third. Time. / :o5 a.o !,
Third racc-rnile, tho Fort Dearborn hand.
cap-StrolersA to s. first, Carboygan q to
Fourth race--six furlongs-Big Ben q to .
to- il,s i; t uTrdsea Time, iii So =
Fifth race-4nlle and a eixteenth-Glori 9
Stos p first. Ben Chance tl5 TO 10y second,
Easy Trade (as to ~ third Time. ] rs AZ.
Sixth 3race-seyen furlongs-Ahoa e to- j
first Alden q to u second. Floyd X g 70
u third. Time. ;33 Is. sss555
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What Corniskey Thinks.

aa Especial TO The Times plspatch.)
CHICAGO. September 26.-President Comisl
key, of the Chicago Americans, said last night
regarding John T. Brush's statement III
Brush desires to take refuge behind the rules
4 suppose no one can prevent him. canpot
quito make out to whom he refers as n minor
league The Buffalo Club. OF the Eastern
League. has challenged his team. Perhaps
that's the minor LEAGUE. II he refers to the
American League as q minor league, this
ISSUE has been settled : by patrons OF the
game If the Giants do not want to play the
champions OF the American League the follow
ers OF the game can draw their own conclu-
ciop III
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Cleveland, 40; New York, So

Especial TO The mes,DlspaEt.s e D. ~
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept. 26.-Two
CAMS were lost by the New York Amer
to Csyeland this and
League tonight. The scores are 4 to 9
and e the sseond game 9nn1nr p %en
the home club hammered in enough runs
to win. 55as M a55 i.55 q !. \, 4,
~ The first game, and claimed that La
Jee vas out At first in the eghthh na J a9S
BueiowsTere the batteries. The only cons
soat9n the Yankees can And dis Is n tne
4 Score first game) r. n l - r. !.
Cleveland 1.oo ooooss-aa 9 9
Batteries: Joss and Bemis: Chesbro and
Mcclure. Time, 1:2Q. Umpire, sherida n.
sE Score (second gane) l - r n. y,
Cleveland .........30 Oo01 0!431ss-S 10
New York Q Q az % I, e
and Mcguire. Time, 1:a. Umpire, Sherl-
dan. Attendance. 2,913
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Pastirnle Carnival Of SPORTS.

~ Especial to sThc Times Dispatch s,.5 f
NEW YORK, September a6.--On New Years
ave the pastime Al Gu one OF the oldest
athletic organizntions in America, will have a
Garden John p Boyle. president OF the club.
has appointed a committee to look after the
games. DE- well MS nl future meets 10 be held
h1 cltlt
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Canada Cup Challenger.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
TORONTO, ONT. September 26.-Fifteen
hundred dollars ip prize money. This is what
the Royal Canadian Yacht Club is Offering
for thc\ Canada g cup trial races, and Sec.
modores OF all the large yatchEg clubs in
CANADA Inviting them to build thrty-foot
boats to participate In the trials for the selcc.
ton OF a Canada's cup challenger for next
years International races. 3 AZ
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BY Pollard 8 Bagby,
Auctioneers.
4 ucrloE sAsR =, 81
"A. NICE LOT ON
NORTH SIDE OF p ST..

BetWecll $50 Nhu H4th HtFtttS.
NE will sell at auction. on the premises.
"WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER q. 1891.
a. b.30 O'clock r, Nj. the above mem
toned desirable lot. fronting IS feet by
This property Is well located for ~
home. Must go; 30 come and get . bars
gain. ~, Z j, Z nv 81 is
aept 26.tds. 4 II 1Auct!Qnssss. /
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Reinecke to Wrestle.

& u Charlie Relnecke. the southern champion,
middeweight wrestler OF Richmond. will meet
Alex Berson the champion heavyweight
wrestler OF The United States navy. Mt the
Academy q Music. Norfolk, on Saturday
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BY Geo. v. oliver, Auctloncer,
4 No. 4l4 w. Broad st. 'Phoae No. 2275,
Richmond Newspapers ABDUCTION.

II will sell TUESDAY, September e.
1904. commencing at 1880 "A, M at my
Richmond s Y N Newspapers, lsG6-'75; Commenc-
Ing Examiner December Q, 1866, and with
changes to December 81, 1S75-ten yol-
unles, and the Southern Opinion, 1867;
Covering the Reconstruction Period. and
caUahle-eleyen volumes; clear and well
bound, Z
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BY A ~. Chewing Company, . Il
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Auction Sale Of
NO. 1905 HANOVER ST,

Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1904
and substantial Gray Brick Dwelling, near
Leo Monument, In a much desired location.
Electric and Gas Combination Fixtures
and all modern conyeniences. Virtually
new and In perfect condition, Here Is nm
opportunity to secure Choice Property,
.f3 "A, j, CHENVNINGNCOM 4,
sept 22-tds Auctioneers,
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AUCTION sALEsThis Day.
BY Sutton s Co,
Real Estate A a,:,'c:t:! net
10 N. Ninth Street.

4psERBMPToRY SALE IA;
E14s LOTS IN IN THE PLAN i Or, VEST J, s.!
ii HIHGLAND, iADJOINfNG. HIGH
f s{5371T AND PARK. IN THE COUNTY
"a, ~ OF EIIENRICO, ON 70
MILE NORTH. OF THE CIT LIN IT'S -
Al thee request OF the Old Domin!on
BuiIding and Loan Assoc ton, when
company IA now In voluntary liquidat tiion,
4 we will offer for sale, a t. public auctlon,
Sl,non IN the premises, to the highest bidder,
81 - II n rIBspAY. SEPTEMBER q 1901,
commencing at s o. clock F. NJ the above
described property. i, ID n II.
These lots front on W lde avenues, rum run !;
Ming from what Is KIN own as the oid
Meadow, Bridge Road TO the !, ft tf
Turnpike, and run back " woe lley ~
treing situated so near ito the street. car ~,
nist he Chestnut I'LL and Highland Park X
Gomnanv,s properties, should commend It
5fo those wishing suburban homes.
The land lies beautifully, being hlgn
ana dry.eand are as pretty building iots
as can be found anywhere near the CITY.
81 The company Is selling to wind W ITS
n ffairs AND THE PROPERTY Will
gRE% SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
snSyou can attend this sale with the as
si,rat1ce Of securing a bargain.
TERNfs-L liberal and announced ed. at the the
i sFs'1' = A'e' SUTTON & CO..
sent o4.tds Auctioneers.
Parties wishing to attend the sale, an
take the Highland Park Car, SeyePth
and Broad Streets. at 80 Q clock :. NJ
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AUCTION SAI.Es-This Day.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1112 Il. Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
That Attractive and Newly Built
BRICK DWELLING,
NO. AL N. ELM STREET.

y ri .
BY virtueNos n certain deed OF trust to
the undersigned trustees, datad September
10, 1903, duly recorded In the clerks Office
OF the Richmond Chancery Court in p. 3.
517S &C." page EOS, default having been
made. and being required 80 to do by the
beneficiary, we will proceed to sell, on
- TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1904,
at s o'clock P. NJ, the above .comparativ tive
" new brick dwelling. The improvem en Y
consist Of d well built. two-story brick
dwelling Of 8 or rooms, with modern,
improvements and conveniences. The 70.
{ has frontage ofS21 feet inches on the
east line Of Elm Street, between Ivy Street
and Park Avenue, and extends back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet 8 inches TO
an alley In common.
This property is situated in the most I'm,
proving section OF our city and should
command the attention Of parties desiring
al, Investment In real estate. This prop.
4 erty Will be sold subject to a deed OF trust
for $500, maturing September 18th 1908,
with interest on said s2,5C0 from Septem!,,
Der is, 1901, which said deed Of trust VIII
have 10 be assumed by the purchaser.
Z TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost and
expenses OF executing this trust. all STATE
and city taxes due TO date of sale, ana
two notes, one for $50 and one Tor Sil.so'
with Interest on both notcs from Scptelm, y
Der 10th, 1904. to day q sale; BALANCE II, IN
from day OF sale for notes with Interest
added and sscYred BY q deed Of trust :. on
Ii ,a w. p cLINN,
Trustees
Mcvcigh & CHM. Auctioneers.
sept 22-tds
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Y By#H. A. McCurdy,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.

* rcT1oNs SALE OF NICE LITTLE
"a COUNTRY HOME, IN MANTLE'S
DIVISION. ABOUT ONE MILD fBELOW
JOHN HAMILTON. n 5 y,
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q. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH,
at ~ M the above property. The ilm-
provements consist OF q nice seven-room
dwelling all outhouses, fencing, etc COM
5rlete, The land comprises a block OF land
of 20 lots Lplock 81 in Nantes Addition).
This property is situated about twenty
minutes walk from car line. ana Is ele-
cellent home for a person OF moderate
means. Inspect this. property and come
tn sale. 4 / i
js 4 EIeNIS-Will be Very liberal. 5,
II. A. M'CURDY.i.Auctlon
sept 24-st. n a l95' 81
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
a otioneers. N

e EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
4 FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES,
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f'lVERT'ON !.
The WINNER
Captures Rich Ohio Stake at
Oakley Park-Dr. Strong
Comes in Third.
The GRAvEsEND1
RACES
nv A ssociaied T,rc,s. i

(By Associated Press)
u C1NCfNNAT1,s September "a. Tho fourth an
f,inl grand circuit meeting opened at Oakley
Park here to-day.
3 Tho Ohio stake was the feature event OF
che day ana was easily won by Tiverton. the
& VOL played favorite In straight heats. sum-
z tnares: y
ego pacc--purse. s2.ooo-Angus Pointer won
s II three straight heats; Morning Star. second;
fsnne ,hlrn T up'e sst - purse 5000
O.. second; Or. strong ,hrd: Tine; 2;o 81 II !.
cond, third and fourth heats aud race; Willard y,
Sanders. first heat. second; Lady Patchil.
hr@ nsst ,or tine fea si y 81 sopur,e
Voyage won In two straight heats; Librctto,
second; The Phantom. third. Best time.
De Reszke Wins at Gravesend.
NEW YORK. s ssnte1ateT ls.DeRe.zke tho
= to fayoritc. easily won the Speculation Q
e the Stretch where h tired and DeReszke
then went to tho front and won by length
tsssn sl Won, HAM % e i second. Heaou'n
AMI a .half-Flying Buttress t5to-D first. Gas
sqh tls !, e n second AHur ' . 2 sn'fa
Third race-the Speculation 4stakcs. selling,
( one milo ard d Observation-Disclosures a to 6l
y first, Demon tl2 TO ~ second. Clovcrland az
Il TO II third. Time. 1:t9. N. 8.
Fourth race-one mile and a sixteenth,
G,,nfirc IA 10 o first Graceful q TO y second,
Fieur dc Marie q 10 ~ third Time, AZ
4 Fifth race--gelling. ono mile and a furJong.
stolen Monents (l3 10 81 third Time. 1864 s.5.
Sixth race-abont six furlongs--Lad Amelia
"a 10 u first, MIneoln g to ~ second. Mar
jo,am u5 TO j third. Time, LILO as.
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
Phone 47l6. 12O5 E. Main! Street.
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Boston, 2-5; Detroit, o-3.

g u
DETROIT, MICH. Sept. 49, by defeat
ing the locals in both q. to.day,s gam,eSs e.
Highlanders, Boston took the lead in the
American League race To-day. The fi ir,
game was an exceptionally close contesL
and resulted in the home team being shut
out entirely, the score being Q to o..
81 In the second game the Tigers made Two
runs In the first inning, eand the local
fans were jubilant. Hard hitting, assisted
I BY errors, however turned 10y to gloom
CATION took the lead with three lies.
and were never afterward headed. taking
the game by q score OF s TO 80 I, e :,
Detroit ~, :'s':,..; > ooooooee 2
Boston 9 sc 2 Q 90 2 ~ 9
FDrIll = Dineen and Criger. Time. 80. q n-
p Score second eame): r. H. =.
Detroit J. g. 2 0 0 90 0010-3 2
Boston % Q150OlooS 10 2
Winter. Young and Doran. Time 1890
Umpire. O'Loughlin. Attendance, 1000!
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BY Geo. ". oliver. Auctioneer.
IA w. Broad Street. Phone 2275.
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Where They Play To-Day.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Y. New York at Detroit.
* Washington at Chica go.
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st. Louis, =; Washington, 2.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept; g; rs. st: Louis
which was called at the end Of the elev-
enth inning on ocount Of do rkness Z, - Z,
g& Scorer s.3.5.'e X. -. II
Washington ~ - -. o % o02o . 8 0 o.. 81 0
Batteries: Morgan and sugde9; Patten
and Kittredge. Time, 1:4s EMPIRES, King
and Dwyer. Attendance, 784.
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AS executor:of the late Mrs Alice y.
SGronto, I Will sell at auction, at her
late residence. No BIT North Twenty
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BOSTON NOW
LEADS RACE
New York Suffers Badly at the
Hands Of Cleveland and
Goes Down a Step.
GRIFFITH is VERY SORE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

I st. Louis, y; washington. 2; called II
eleventh inning on account OF darkness)
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago. l.
Cleveland 4-6; New York, 80.
Boston. 2.5; Detroit, 0.3.
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Philadelphia, =; Chicago, ..
CHICAGO ILL. Sept 6-Philadelphia
won the final game OF the series by. a nice
punching of hits in3the seventh inning
isT Score - ~. r. H. e.
Chicago ......... 00o1 % o 90 OIL IL 81
Philadelphia o 0 900 20 0--2 0
Batteries: Patterson and Sullivan; Plank
and Noonan. Time. 4 80. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 2,4Q0. s3
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By direction Of owner will offer at
public auction at Henrico County Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

we viii sell, for Nj. II. 81 Graefe. who
IS moving 20 Mexico, all 4 Of his "a ouse-
hold IN Furniture. Carpets, etc.s at g his
.resld ence,% No.$ 207 Third Avenue (Chestnut
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Patrick A. Kearney' has return
ed from an eastern trip.
John Boberg, Of the Necanicum val
ley, spent yesterday in Astoria.
Judge Mcbride will arrive In the
city today to hold a session of the cir
cult court.
DR.. Vaughan left last night for
Sumpter, where his father is quite
ill with paralysis.
District Attorney Allen has return
ed from st. Helens, where he attend
ed the circuit court session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Stockton
and children will leave for Portland
about November !, to reside In the
future. Charles Stockton, Jr., who Is
connected with the Tongue Point Lum-
ber Company, will continue his resi-
dence in this city.
Ex-M Mayor Bergman returned last
evening from Grays River. The repub-
licans held a rally there last night and
tried to induce the former mayor to
stay over, but his democratic soul re-
belled. 81 don't want to learn any
thing from you fellows; I'm 72 and
too old to learn anything political" said
Mr.. Bergman, as he hurried to, the
dock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-22
Figures for the City.

The following comparative state
ment shows the registration In the city
precincts In 1902 and 1904;