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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
NORFOLK TEAM
AGAIN BEATEN ( q ! | N
Visitors Played snappy Game,
But Were Not Very
Lucky.
GAME LOST IN THE EIGHTH
Leake Started Things With a.
Clean Drive-Gar1c To-day
Begins at Two O'clock.

/, ...-,.,n.4 ,,,,
tsoi hoiN = 2 ..'''" Q 90
suddenly got dclirous IN the eighth IN
Ming Yesterday afternoon and before they
I'D ~, !, ! < .vo. "a, a. ~ 1,ro -, ~
& -. =,
hho SEW hy1 ''i''i o'S o1' Wy iuppet A'lu
taken tho second game by the score OF
s to s. Lcake's pretty single 10 the left
g,,den when two maj, yyore mn atortod
- ,,,'ts5 .>".'.- .l
th 'l's - '"ov'ne ~ We locu' K 'et
and with Two very bum errors und two
more safe whacks, the Champions won
{ ~. ,,,i,,, d gr,,dst,na c,L.h
~. - :, ~ ''''
oar ieS MILL formerly Alc''''i - ~
baseballoogist and an crstwhlle capital
lat and league manager. did the u,npiring
!, . !, all !. :, ~, -, ,,,a NJ, j, ~, ~
'uu ,I,s...s. ...,.ah 'san
~, ,,' 49,. - a -, No..
e eye. - o.. .ae pinss' nut eyeis t.ne pa -,
Norfolk kicked. But It wasn't The UNI
plrc or anything that made tho visitors
lose except their bad playing in the,
eighth. Shafer dropped ny In center
garden that could have been caught by
IN amateur. Kcanc lei a bali stick to
his hands and a run came In. Both OF
I. these men are good PLAYERS but in this
Inning the entire nine we're groggy. ls
LcSke was directly rcSDOnSlDIe Tor three
OF the two runs made by the visitors. In
the third inning the whole Ave talles
came across and there didn't appear to
be very much excuse for the playing.
When two men were on bases Lawlcr
3 hunted. I.eake got the ball and threw
N over Trlrore's head in an endeayor to
ston the runner. Two men came across
and Lawlcr landed on third. Keane there
,,pon smackcd one on the trade mark and
81 went to the flowing grass. Elmore
droppcd tho ball when It was returned
10 him al the plate. and Keane made
home run. He Ia credited with a three
harper. for the umpire had waved him
out" when fillmore droppcd the sphere and
allowed the home run.
Norfolk was first Mt bat. Barry got
(, clean ono and White beat outsa nice
hunt. Iawler sacrificed nicely. advance
5,nr The runners Rut Keane and Shafcr
were c,sv outs ana there were no runs.
L., T4an, "a
- - - "a pl' ''"l'i
Sharp got re at the initial sack on
LAWYERS error In the beGinnlng and went
to second on McEvoy's sacrihce. Rose was
given transformation ana lack AnthonS
tore OH one ior Two sHcka' scoring t'e
men ahead X OF MN. hogan piIcu ore one
safely and Jack was caugnt az nome
trying TO 90 the petit larceny acl.s bow bow
@ers drew -FOUR ones ana e,ruheT sot one
down That scored hogan. 5Elthore " uiNfu,
but Leake hammered me nlcToDe5. 1"o
hits and three runs was inc to'ai.
Armstrong started the run IN me tn'ra
Il for the visitorsi LIE s sol one OIL caKc
hcndcrs and t"t.ofhef klHks Fout OF y ,
Barry hunted and beat me punt OUT ana
thereby got the credit Tor ny. sWnlle
received one IN me mack and VIC, thre
sacks were crowded. LAWYER punted ana.
ms told before, Leake threw the punt
away rive runs IN al came over III ''ii =
Inning, but this was not sufficient TO
win from A' be # ,snnppy team j..
i LIE 90 w" - ~ - - ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
BRITT-NELsON FIGHT.
Attendance Will Be Greatest
Ever Seen in California.
{Dy Associated Press)

* SAN FRANCISCO, August 3l,-There
are Indications that the attendance at
the Brltt-Nelson fight at Colma septem-
Der 9th will be the greatest in the history
OF pugIllsm In this State. Most OF the
seats held by the club have been taken
up, and 1t would not excite surprise II
the gate receipts exceeded $1,000. Tho
fact that tho day Is a legal holiday N
this State In a measure explains the
advance sale.
Both Britt and Nelson are practically
nj weight and are merely keeping on
edge for their meeting, Nelson has shift
cd his quarters to this side OF the bay,
the hot weather at Lnrkspur having
caused hi INTO lose flesh at faster
rate than was beneficial.
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Washington Affairs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
ID c, ~. A llpliSt

lSpefluI 10 The 7TImes-UlspatcH,I u
WASHINGTON, D., c., August ST.
Postmasters appointed:
Yrgnia-Mascot, King hnd Queen
county, Arle y, Gibson, vice Clarence
r. Jackson. removed; Sunbeam, South
ampton county, Emmett II, Drake, vice
James w, Glover, dead.
North Carolina--Gadkins8 College. David
son county, Mrs, Flora Dale. vice Susan
j. Holder, resigned.
Rural carriers Iappointed for North
Carolina routes-CleYcland route 2. Jacob
D, Fink, carrier; r. G. Niblock, substi-
carrier; Duncan McRae. substitute: Gold
ston, route |, George E.. Rlyes, carrier,
John r.. Moore. substitute.
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8Pron,,,,e,r,tv Transfers.

Richmond: Henry S. Wallerstein and
wife to James Bahen, sr.. II LIP feet
on east line Of Second Street. &C IL rect
south Of Duval Street s7cc
II George l. Currle and wife to- Jane;
Bahen. Jr, 40 feet on south line of Duval
Street, 10 feet west Of Second Street,
$3.50. 7,,,,a,. ae
feet on north iine OF High Street, $500,
fionricoi Mary W. and Lee w. station
to r. A. LANCASTER, Jr., trustee, 80 feet
on south line OF Main Street, 10y lee e'
west Of Lombardy Street, $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
Mr. Huntington's New Position.

ctI.Prg oT.TE. N. C.. August al.--Mr,
James .. Huntington, Of this city, for the
past year physical director OF the Young
Mons Christian Association, at A h,,u,
en- i director Of Davidson College; ana
vii take up his new duties With the Y,
opening Of the fall session Of that ha I II +
stitutlon. Mr.. Huntington VIII also ta a..
H + ter mot service at Ash ne,
Vii :" .snme. to an end YES erday. and he,
left for Richmond, where he VIII spen,a !
few days resting before returning 10
+ HIS homo here. sSt 5saE
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ATHLETICS AND
champions WIN.
New York, Washington aid
Cleveland Shut Out Yestcr-
dayin American League.
PIRATES TAKE TWO GAMES.
New York Giants Meet Defeat at
Hands Of Philadelphia
Team.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia, Q; Cleveland o.
Chicago q Washington, o.
Detroit, g.; New York. 0.
Boston, 8; ST. Louis, 2.
3.qGHs ..8f3t. ------ l.el
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago ut Cleveland,

Philadelphia, q; Cleveland, Q.
III CLEVELAND, August Philadelphia
made It four straight from Cleveland
to-day, yVaddell pitching his second game
of the series.
SCore XIII. e. =
Cleveland y. ......o 90 1000 5000 g
philadelphia .......1 O0100l000-2 2
Batteries: joss and Clarke; Waddell
and Schreck. Time $780, Umpire, Sheri-
dan. Attendance, Z, 728. 64
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
Boil 8Weevil Discovered.
lSncclal to Tho Tlmes Dlspatch.l

CHARLOTTE. N, G., August 3l.-Ac-
cordins to reliable information genuine
boil weevil has been discovered near,
Hickory Grove Church, IN Crab Orchard
MI, B.uIhsV, making the dis very, IN
Insect was compared with some dead
specimen from Tsxds and was vas a. % 9
doubt as to the fact that It is a g Snuine
specimen,
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(By Associated presso

4 NEWPORT, r. l., August sl,-After
many years the aspirations OF Bsals g
Wright, of Boston, for the national ten-S
mis- championship was crowned with sues
cess In his defeat Of Ilolcomho Ward, Of
Orange, M, y, the title holder, on the
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Detroit, 8; New York, o.

DETROIT. August 31.-By batting Pow
ell OPPORTUNITY Detroit made It three
straight from New York. Donovan pitch
ed splenddly, and the visitors never had
chance to score off him.
Score: x. n. p
Detroit 4. n. .OOJO11512 O+--5 u 1
New York. o 0 O000O00 90 8
Batteries: Donovan and Warner: Pow
ell and Mcclure. Time, 1875. Umpire.
sO'Ioughlin. Attendance, ! 200.
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Danyille, q; Emporia, o.

(Speclal to The Times Dlspatch.1
DANYILLE, VA, AUG. Sl,.,The Danyil!e
baseball team. WHICH won the pennant IN
cd cd the tables on the Emporia team to-
day IN tho second Of q series Of games u to
be played. Moore, the local pitcher. nag
loving them but two hits, I1mporia was
shut out by score Of to O. The features es
of the game were the 6aSe running Of
'o Batteries Dunvllle. Moore and Benny;
Emporla, Doak and Hobbs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
.BEALS C. WRIGHT NEW TENNIS
y CHAMPION OF UNITED STATES
Boston Mans Superiority Over Ward We-Marked in
Match on Casino Courts at Newport
#5# &@8 Yesterday, 5s s86&a8 S aS

Casino courts to-day, in straight sets
The scores We're 81, go, l1-s,
4 Wright's superiority, which for two sets
was almost masterful, ana for a creator
part Of the third, WAS well marked, was
the feature Of the contest, Both men
played q strong, rnsourreful and well
planned game.
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Brownies .,,..,,,.,,,,'.,',a y y "a y e
Norfolk ,.,,..,,.,.,.,,...,':uIu Wv y y y 49,
Summary--Two-b base hits y, Anthony,
stolen bases, Sharp, Hopkins, j. Anthony.
Hogan Leake, Barry; base on, balls. OF
Armstrong 7, off Leake o. MT by pitched
ball, White; struck out by Armstrong =,
By Leake q; wild pitches Lenke. Time
Of game, one hour and forty-flve minutes,
Umpire Mr.. Darcy Kane, Attend
anco 100
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Thomas w. Lawson Stuck in Mud

BOSTON, MASS, August Sl,-The
scyen-masted schooner Thomas w. Law
son, inward bound from Newport News
with coal, struck on a mud bank Of the
navy-yard at Charestown, while trying
to dock to-day, but later was pulled off
by tugs, assisted by the rising tide, THe
vessel was not damaged,
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CHOKED BY BURGLAR.
Work Commenced On the Nam
n moth Dam at the NarroWs,

SALISBURY, N, CT August sl,--After
being choked to a state of semi-con-
sciousness AT his home IN this city Mon
day night. e Mr. James cownn regaineG
strength enough to fire several shotsrati
q fleeing burglar who had attacked him
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PHILADELPHIA, 8; New York, S

FluldQClpllld,so WV ~, D
NEW YORK, August 81. -Philadelphia'ss
Nationals sprung surprise on the local
team at the Polo Grounds to-day by
knocking McGinnity out of the box; :,
fj Score: r. s.I r. y
New York ......... % 0 0 0 o 90 41-o 2
Batteries: Nichols. Plttinger and D %:
McGinnity, Wiltse and Bresnahan. Time,
2 hours Umpire, tombstone. Attendance,
$3.50.
Pittsburg, 2-1o; St. Louis, 10.
PITTsBURG. PA, August 31.--All kinds
of base-ba.l was dealt out In two games
to-day. Pittsburg won both games.
First game =,
~ Score: # ~ r. y :
ST, Louis IL 0 0 0 600 900 Q-1
D batteries: PHILIPPE and Gibson; Brown
and Egan and Leahy. Time, 200. UNI
pIrc, Emslie.
Second game II :,
Score: ~. q. - =
st. Louis ...,.....o o15l2oo2o-,s II, 9
Batteries: Flaherty, Case and y ID, Pei ~
sThielman. Grady and Leahy Time, LAY.
Umpire, Emslie. Attendance, $500.
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Chicago, q; Washington, Q.
CHICAGO. August 3l.-Chicago shut
Washington out to-day. TO 0.
e Score: r. III. q.
I;atteiics: smith and Nc Earland;
Hughes and Heydon. Time :25. I'M
pre- Connolly. Attendance, SITS.
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Boston, 8; St. Louis, 2.
ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-Boston took the
final game of the series from st. Louis
this afternoon, to z. :,
Score: Y !, 4, x. = r. ~
Boston. -. ........1 0 0 OF 90 0-3 /
Batteries: Petty and Sugden; Dineen
and Crlger. Time. ~. umpires, IN Mc Gear
thy and Corners. Attendance, 1000.
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We Save You Money
ON
GROCERIES.

ss s,'a,r American 1s',ss or .u 5IAc|
All Popular Brands Of Flour, ago. a
bag, or, per barrel ............ $500
Fresh Roasted Laauyra Coffee,
pound .........,........... 12Hc
New CLIP Herrlngs 30. dozen, or
half barrel, 81; arrel.....,... $3.50
Good Salt Pork, per pound ........eMo
Bars Witch Hazel Soap for. .....1oo
karomeI syrup: N.oaIlon cans, 1870.
gallon cnns... t......t...te COG
Sour Pickles, per gallon.,... 200
Good Lard, pound.........,..... Q
Small California tlars, pound. ...ec
2 lbs Jefferson Roasted Coffee, In
lib packages, tor. csc
sweet Mixed Pickles, quart bottle..1oc
Good Mixed Tea, b................3 800
Beat quality Potted Han, and
Good d are Green r'o q Mixed Tea, ib,2so
Best city Meal, per peck, 1885,, or.
bushcl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
snow Flake patent Family Flour,'
SOC. a bag, or, per. barrel ..... .s4.75
Quart Mason Jars, porcelain tops,
500, dozen; onc.haIf gallons. NJ. csc
oinner Snaps or Soda Crackers, Ib. 40
Rumford Powders, ono. pound box,
ESQ.,; ono half pound box..........1 5c
Screenings Tor Chickens, per bus, eoc
S. ULLNAN'S son,
MAIN street stores, 1920 1922 Enst
Main Street; Marshall Street store,
500 East Marshall street.
'phones at our Two Stores.
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RABl. VI Any.

Il Ks SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY rs, 1905. 55
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. II
TOO a. M.--Daily--Local for Charlotte, N.
1890 P. M.-Daily- Misunderstanding Pullman 10
Atlanta and p rn.ingham; New Orleans.
l( with through coach for Chase City. Ok
& . 100 F.. M.--Ex Sunday-Chase City Local.
ii $50 p Observation-Disclosures llr,an ready $50
p, NJ. for all theE South. gEf5sFj i@
f YORK. RIVER LINE. fs9l
y The fayorito route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:aO P Vi NJ daily
except Sunday. :. si8} u.
2:l5 P. M-Ilocnl-Dn Sunday. S&
& 20 p. M-Except Sunday-For West Point
z If5 connecting with steamers for Baltlmor,,
and river landings. Steamers call at York +
t5 town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes.t
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Poln:
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursaay and
4s5 g. a. M,.-fsxcep. SUNDAY ~ Local mixed fori
t TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ..
6;b3 A. N. and 6;42 P. NJ. From all the South
s.sS Ia M-From Charlotte and Ralel h. 3 L
S:40 A. M--From Chase City and interrneul'
e,.5 A. ~ M@Hatimore and West, Point. 81
i0.4S Al M--paily--E Except Sunday and Men
80 day;.I5:10 r. NJ. daily. except Sunday
From, West Point. 5Efg f,1E3
4 O. w : 'WEsrRuRY, D. P a, Richmond 4, va.
IS. II. sIARDWICK, w. IL, 49, 4, l.2e'
III 4. 3, SPENCER. Gen'l Mgr. Il III
Washington. D. G q z +
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY

c,era leave corner OF Seventh anu Perry
streets. Manchester. every hour Con the toEr.
from d A. NJ 10 10 y. NJ asst car II midnight.
Lt lars leave Pstersburs, Ioo, of syenmeru
street, every hour from a:S5 Al M to 10; So y.
Al Las. ear ii:i0 r NJ. Limited cai,51.l5 ~
NJ daily, except sunday. RES Is By
All ears from Petsssburs sonnes.inx Rctss
1nopd cars. fHg 6Bl s,8 Sit}8 fiai
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4 Colonel Catlett Leaves.

Colonel r. G, Catlett, who conducted
the gubernatorial campaign for Hon.
joseph u. Willard, will leave this. morn-
Ing for HIS home, IN Lexington, va
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COY MAID Gets
REAP |: 1 ) STAKE IA H:
Defeats Oliver Cromwell and Won
Tromp in sheepshead
Feature.
.IarnpITE MAKES EAST Rim
JAco8ITE MAKES FAST RUN
(By Associated Prcss.)

~ (By Associated Prcss.)
e. NEW YORK, August 31.--Coy Maid won
the Reapers stakes at sheepshead Bay
to-day, defeating Oliver Cromwell. vino
was played down from 5 to to to ! by
n Is short lead. Jacobitc, carrying top
weight 124 pounds, and quoted at 10 to
1, won the dash stakes in the fast time
OF 6s 3-5 for FIVE furlongs. gss.i
Klllkare, winner Of the first race was
played down from 200 to Ito GO ITO !. He
won in drive.
u SUMMARY.
First races furiongs-Klllkare go to q
first, Bivouac e to y second, Lconora q
TO u third Time, 90 40.
first Roseben GO to 3 second, Blucher
4 e to y third. Time. l:l4 To-
Third race-The Dash Stakes; 5 fur
longs-Jacobite 90 TO -, first. Kings
tk.yd. Time, :os IS.
"a Tourtt race-The Reapers' Stakes; one
mile and three-six tecnths-Coy Maid q to
2 trst Oliver Cromwell q to y se &c, q
Y Fifth race-The Hampstead Cup. steeple.-
chase; fulficourse-O Vaughn q to 81
first, Pure Pepper g ITO TO Q IS second Jus
SIKH rncc-Mile and half--Right
Royal Is to y first. Hippocratcs Is to =
second, Leita q to y third Time, 2:S6 10.
Cincinnati.
(By Associated Press,
& CINCINNATI, O., August 3l.-Latonia
summaries:
First race-six furlongs-La sagitte 40
to j first Anadi Love t15 70 y second,
Iron Tall 90 to Dfthird. Time, 1:l5.
Second race-one mile and a sxt4 enth-
Van Hope go to y first, WedgeWood
ds to 2o) second, Sanction Is to y third.
Time, l:t7b 2-5. 5s,S Il s4A6 Z =t,g
4 Third raca-flvc and a half furlongs-
Ecliptic Us TO 81 first. Prince Glenn 90 to
y second, st. Volma g to u tnird. Time,
1909 1-5. -, , :,
dG to 81 first. Mafalda Us to u second,
y. w. ONelli Is to 81 third, Time,
1914 30.
Merry Belle Is to y first Field Lark e
to s. second, Follow the Flag $40 to u
third. Time, 1907 Ia. i, 3
f Sixth race-one mlle-Ethel Davis 6 to
y first, Matte II. q to y second, Two
Penny no to u third. Time, $40 40.
(By Associated Press.)
E NARRAGANSETT PARK, r. l., Au-
gust 31.-The Grand Circuit races sched-
49, 40, M OF cd
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Mr.. Ellis Goode. who was recently ops
Grated on at the Retreat fcls the Sick, Is
Nell enough TO be taken to his home, No..
1000 West Main Street, In q short while.
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RAtlRoAp::.
Scenic Route
Mesf 10 The w w eIs' II
z hsurs and rs Minutes 10 Norfolk

= uue 4aItuo. TX ~ f5 f4B,
IS. Lt LEA, R!onniOfy i--hlAsrBo uND. II
1s0 1aY M 8 lyy y NEWPORT Nosvs and
bsgprs S,So A.; NJ, Newport News 80 100 "A
a A. 4 old IL, Point il:oo a. Nv Norfolk ii:st
400 Il aliy1.spscia "a ri a. yviilans.
H. al,s o tSg pb,, M 4 Newport News 6so
7,,o VAIN k1a alsSal E fSoJ RSIns.
f 81 /, iLocal-To Ronceyerte; daily "a
co aHs SGs Il u 4ayn s sssEoo
SShhaa,rlllottesyIlie, With Southern Locals,
81 SofMi nr,ahnd South at stauhton With b. and
2;O +. Ms-Daily- Cafe paror Car 10 Eonce.
4 T verte through Pullman Tor Co!,cinnati.@
1pnmdIi,aanapolia and Chicago Without chang Is
fnuii,inan sDrvlce for Louisville and ST.
01o a. a;,d M orIWe DaysLocal to uordonsvills
V i ses euI In is;
10 % 4 \, 4 JAMES RIVER LINE.
M h1ynenSurE
p mo.ua6ir lnolpaf stations on week days 10
5.l5 p. oMtey end Esnont.. pnrlor Car,
xRih1RR syf R1tHMoIp t naSsTone.
A. Mi9i tatIind Old Point 1906 A M daily, l:8
FfT rdnr c, News 800 p, n: daily. TN,
II. S" "y Z. IN M. daily; Main Line Local 7:4s p.
Forge nv, nays from stations between Clifton
lottssvlilea: oGrhnarlottesvlle; daily from Char.
days range Accom- s;l5 a. M.,&week
u. James I, River Line Local from clifton rorgs
ES Sun AZ. daily: Gladstone Accom-. $40 a. Nj.
Gent. p Pass. At. V Gp,lL BIZ. rssa Al.
y ~ ~ DOYLE. Genl. Manager.
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Southern League.

At Little Rock: Little Rock 4; At
At Atlanta: New Orleans, s; Nash
AZ At Chattanooga: Shreveport, 5: Mont
gomery, l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia, S; New York, 5.
Pittsburg. 2; st. Louis L III innings).
y PittsburE, 10; st. Louis, 9.

Where They Play To-day.
Philadelphia at New York.
T J.55 M. Cincinnati at Chicago. Is
H Brooklyn at Boston.
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MN. !!Gy,g!!:z|::2|:z!2gA!H5if1|k&N5Stern

AZ. fis7ss Juno II, 1005 S,s ID 4.t8s
o,oo 81, LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, III N
N S;o9 A. M & ~ oKgoLK L1MiTnp. Arrives
Wayer1v i and g; M stops only at Petersburg
IS s:o5 }, 4; ,,,M-cHICAGo EXPRESS. Parori
~ f3rotier Service, Petersburg to Lynchbur1
9nn Rhoa s Pullman seepers Roanoke "a
Gaze Z D mnoxyilie and Knoxylle 10 Memphis
NJ S s1 +; n, ---RoANOEH EXPRESS.f,-. For
= sr III =, Lynchburg and Roanoke. .7s3
, S:tV =. ~, OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
h hrm S3rfolk $50 r. NJ Stops only at Peters
D III Z. sVaverly and Suffolk. Connects with
f g,e t1epr. 70 Boston, Providence New York.
s. * g. Mh.-For Norfolk and all stations east
, $3.50 P. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
P I,aa ma! sleepers Richmond t. Lynchburs and
lS!,oanoke,l Petersburg to Bristol, LynohourE to
CHATTANOOGA I,I Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
. $3.50 r. M.--sT, LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Ronnoke and Roanoke to.
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. & A9 i WI II
\, Trims arrive from the West 7:42 4. NJ 2:os
n NJ end 9:ls P. NJ: from Norfolk 11:4o ~. M
and 80 p NJ ~ Az } rs
] Office No. sas East Main Street. SIS
w. B. REVILL, C.. II. BOSLEY, 822
Gen'l. Pass. Agt Dnt Pass. AIT. 2E
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days

BY r. NJ. Wortham 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
10 North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. T..
steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
"Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For Provi.
nsnce Monday. Thursday and Saturday at 8
NJ Passengs,ra, and a, f1reght taken for all
New Ens'hn nd n ana W. RWy 90" ofr +. y ana
No. $40 East Main,
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S E1.1zABOARD.|...
Am LINE RAILWAY 4

l-9-loos.
TRAINS La s, Sor itt Naina anl iiams
WY a. A. A. senuoara Fast -SaYannnh.
3so iia,cMsonville, Atlanta and southwest
1890 r ssanoara Es na ssuthSsst
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:s5 A. M,--Erom FLORIDA. Atlanta anu oou'a'
.ss =, 9sMi .-Erom Florida. Atlanta and SOUTH
VIM west. ,qst 49,, ,,ainta wa 55l397;2i&i
. 6;S0 :, h MAi.RD - --rf-7-sfs w, NJ. TAYLOR
II, 5. ~, LaIAp pass. Agent. CITY Ticket Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01

(By Associated Press.)
Is NARRAGANSETT PARK, r. l., Au-
gust 31.-The Grand Circuit races sched-
uled for to-day were postponed on ac-
count of wet track. fs4 5
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FOR NEW YORK

Via Night Lno Steamers Except Saturday,
making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following, day at e A.. also l y Norro u,
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at o A. M and 4 P.
Nj, making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk With Main Line Ships sailing ut I
II. C G., Boswell, CITY Ticket Agent sos E.
Main Street; y y r. sNiAYE Err, Agent, Steamer
Wharf; II. %, iSWAnkER, VI r, and r. NJ,
New York. N. Y.ss Al
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FINANCIAL.
STEAMBOATS,.
MD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Night.Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (toot Ash
S:rcot) ut 7 p. NJ, stopping at Newport News
en- route Fare $3.50 one way. si.50 round trip.
Including stateroom berth: meals. SOC. each.
street Cars TO Steamers Wharf.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Clubs won Lost P Clubs Won Lost
New York...s3 "a no Cincinnati ...Gl f. .slI
Plttsburg .79 43 .64d St. Louis $40 % .3S
Chicago .,...70 90 SIS; Boston ......S9 So .3a
Philadelphia SO q SO Brooklyn ...s7 50 .3ls
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South Atlantic League.
At columbla:. Columbia, 0; Jackson
vile, 8.
:, n t37fF H$a .fH