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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
YOUNG MAN THROWN;
HIS SKULL !! CRUSHED IA : He D
Fate Of Frank E. Barnett at Roa-
noke- Stabbed in the
Back.
I. ffs 81 gto ave 3Trlmes- Dispatch

8AS Especial to The III es-Dlspatch.)3
81 ROANOKE, VA September 2+.-Frank
q. VI Barnett. a young contractor was
thrown from his buggy on FRANKLIN Road
this afternoon and instantly killed Ills
horse was frightened BY an automobile
driven by Mr.. Archie Lewis, son of
Superintendent W. HI Lewis. of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad shops.
The horse dashed down the street, and
young Barnett, n splendid horseman.l
while endeayoring toTs stop him. was
thrown out. His%necki was broken and
skull fractured. He was twenty six years
Of age. He lis survived his wife, He
was native OF Bedford and prominently
connected. y Il sg5
istOther Beckner. a young man Of this
city. while driving to- Bedford Saturday,
was stabbed In the back, It is charged,
by man named Hnchee. Hinchee was
in buggy3,with another man and q
woman, and 1t Is said became irrltated
over Becl1ner's passing them. He caused
the young mans horse to run into q
wire fence. and then jumped olt. and, It
is alleged, stabbed him$in the back.
Beckner left horse and buggy and came
10 Roanoke, where physicians dressed
The wound. which Is Very. severe. War
rants are out for Hinchee and the other
party. 553 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
THIS YEAR S VARSITY
Team NOT So /. HEAVY .|:!||.' !.
Likely, However, IS Make Up in
Speed What IT, Lacks in
Weights
fsrec,al NJ rhe lrimss. planat as ll..

(Spec.alto Tho Times fspatch.)
4 CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, September
A.-The past en- days Of football prac-
,tice at the University oflNtrginia has re-
lyealed the fact that .lle Virginia eleven
this season will not be as heavy as last
years team. What5is lost in beef, how
ever. will be made upSby Spsed aE5ts
a3 The hot weat her OF tho pas. week has
interfered materially with the progress OF
the men, On Thursday afternoon the
men were lined UP for stirst scllln-
mage OF the season. but ne heat vas
SO Intense that the entire squad WAS
soon wIhded and incnnntiatcd. Several
-four were absent from practice the fol-
lowing day. Friday and Saturday we're
therefore devoted 10 hardening the men
OF course, the applicants have been
drilled lin signal work and taught GER
tain plays. but53these have been gone
through Without the usey OF the pigskin.
Tomorrow for tho first time real scrim-
mage work will begin, and 1t promises
to be hard. as the first game of the sea-
son Is on Wednesday, with the team
from Randolph Macon College.
The training table was started UP last
might, with only flVo men-nll members
of last years eleven. These were Cap
tain Cooke, Hammond. Johnson. Haskell,
Crawford nnd Randolph. The number
will he augmented each day until about
.twenty-one men Will compose the squad.
Murphy. the big 2D-pound guard on last
years team. reached college yesterday
and appeared for practice in the after
noon ,9Ei lE e. Efi}t =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
TOOK n WOMAN FOR
RIDE AND BEAT Her.

4 i / L
John Greer, q negro man, was arrcste
last night on warrant charging him
with feonIously beating with a stick one
Annie Wagner. a negro woman. whose
home Is III North Carolina. 1t seemed
that the woman met he man on the
stree. anh yesterday afternoon they went
out5for car ride. Tncy walked ln.o the
county, and SO Annie says. the man sud-
8denlylturned upon her without any cause
and beGantt TO strike her with n stick. She
went2to her home, No. GIT Canal Street.
and before the am hulance was called sent
for some tincture OF iodine. Hazel Crit
fifth, a little negro ha BY, got hold Of the
iodine bottle and drnn!, half OF It's con-
tents before she was discovered. But. In
; the meant time, the negro woman Ind feen
taken to the First station and the ann
s4bulnnce, In charge of Dir. Pitt, was sum
lnoned. The wonan's wounds were dress
ed, and she was sent back TO her home,
The police went toS tho house OH Canal
Street, and there found tho negro man.
It was discovered after his arrest hut
there for house, breaking and grand lar
fceny. v
b Another call was sent to Dr., Pitt to
come ana treat tho little negro baby
who Ind swallowed the arug. The nInbu-
lance responded and tho child was taken
to the hospital and treated, she VIII
n On the way to the hospital, DR.. Pitt
ran almost Into officer krengfl. who had
heen forced to at rikc n man on The head.
The man's head needed treatment. Eor
q strenuous hnlf-hour OF work. Dr. t'ltI
thinks he holds tho record, i 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
HALL GAME ARRIVES
VERY TIRED AND ILL
On His Wayt to Oyster BayHe.
Defends the Money a
Kings,
(sne I, q - me 1ri,nes- n ! 10 y II,

(specIal to The Times Dispa tch.)
NEW YORK, September 24-7-Hall
Cainc, III and evidently very tired after
his voyage, arrived Inst night on the
Z I'mbrla,@ Of the Cunnrd line. He was
by his two sons. Mr.. w. T..
Han Cnine and Master Derwent Hall
3cainc. The novelist was met ut tho pier
by u messenger who brought pletter con-
tanning IN invitatlonNto v:s:t friends In
Oyster l3ay to-day. Mr.. Calne avoided
replying directly to hesquestion whether
the Invitation came from the President
HG only smiled and said he was not sure
that he would SEQ Mr. Roosevelt during
his visit to oyster Bay. d
"I must ask you to excuse me from
talking Very much O-nlght." said Mr.
sCalnc. 4"because ! nm fntigucd after my
voyage, and also ] am not very we'll.
Z MY plans received q set back when /
landed. had intended to 60 to tho
Plaza Hotel tonight, but am told that
r hotel has boon torn down. Just now
do not know where ! will go, but I OK
spected word from friends who have made
arrangements for me Mt another hotel,
OH here Is tho letter now"
Mr., Game read tho note brought by n
messenger and seemed much relieved
by Its contents.
"Ilere la what am looking for'' he
said y am to go tho Hotel Gregg
y 'd'tl hiN ~ y VhA bpntcA VIII tttNhp5 ull
afternoon train for Oyster Bay. Friends
there will meet me. cannot say how
long shall remain there
Before sailing for America Mr. Game
In an Interview said that his visit was
for the purpose OF seeing the American
production OF his play, 1.-THE Prodlgal
Son" and that perhaps he would gather
material for n new novel In which the
"money kings" OF this country would
form some Of the characters OF the
story, !,
~ have mnde q study OF tic money
kings social life" said Mr.. Caine, a'and
j find that for the most part these men
are not the selfish, soulless plutocrats
the general public are led to believe.
Their success Is often due to the pos
session of great force of character which
III earlier days would have made them
tconquerors.
MANY OF their lives, like TINT OF Mr.,
Rockefeller arc often led at the expense
OF much personal sacylfce.'' Rf&9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
HOW TWIN CITY
PLAYERS B !. A Il: J.
Jack Anthony First, Rest No 2.
Where X Other 1.:lrE,
Records.
M'EvoY OVER THREE !. HUNDRED 1 n. }: :! 2
And Pitcher Hulcher Lacks Only
One Of Being in the High
Class.
M,EvOY OVER THREE Il UN DRIED

Batting averages OF the Twin City
League players Just compiled show that
tho Brownies are Justly entitled to the
championship Of the city. The team
average OF the Brownies is .243, and John
McEvoy has the Individual honor Of hit.
ting the bali oftencr than the rest Of
his team mates His speed Is 1928 and
he is exceeded only by Jack Anthony, who
Is batting .sss Hulcher, the remarkable
little southpaw twirlcr, is third IN the
hitting averages, and no lacks only one
point OF being In the 800 class. Law
renee is tearing of .299, and has. feidins
perc er1tagc that Is almost perfect. J,
4 He is the smallest pitcher ~ the IN
league; yet has the strike-out record
hanging to his belt. Eleven men ozoned
In game that he pitched !. AT , ,Blrottu
Street Park one afternoon. The sIlines-
Dispatch reporter and Mr.. Eiulcher were T
busy for everal hours yesterday n TAP.
Mating tho averages of the different
players. 1ts a hard Job. and any one
/ "a n and this out by tackllng the propo-
sition. Ga sS5 q
"a Richmond firm has offered very
handsome bat to the man who is ahead
( in the batting on the Richmond team.
Bob Knightly, the genial, hard-working
catcher, and Jones, the fast third pase--5
man, will have to scrap Tor the Pits zt.
They are hugging away with .2Sl, eaG ~,
and the bat problem may De dec l5e' -
splitting the bat. s33; ~, Z, y
3batted. Brownies, .243 Manchester re !
Barton Heights, .2O2, and Richmond, .. Ivy.
IA The players have batted laccordlns 70
their ttenr1g in this manner: Gsi!t3 335fs8 z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
BRIGHT OUTLOOK |:
FOR |. FOOT ]. 1 BALL ] | /.
like Richmond College pig-Skin.l
Artists Ate Working In
q eustriously.
The SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Will Play All Championship.
Games in This
City.

TIC foot bail coach at Richmond col-
h legc tllis year is a. r. Dunlap, Jr., fnrr-
/. merly#of Bowdoin eleven. e S.
Is SO cxcelllentls his work that, although
Fl the college hns been N session bu q
y few days. he has already wrought he
college 10 II high pitch Of nthusiasm.
Z. The SOUND upon the field each afternoon
sis larger than ever before q his stage
5df the game and everything points to
as good Id team as The college has ever
4 had. y! NJ
1t Is well known among all college men
that cach>ycar the age OF students en-
5terlng is smaller. Hence tits that ma.
5terlal seems lighter each year. Team
work Is often all the thing that counts.
and Coach Dunlap understands q thing
\ or two about coaching for team work.
lie WAS reckoned two or, three years
ago as the best tackle In the State OF
Maine and he has had several years ex-
5Spcrience Of coaching. III 3
III The captain OK the team for this year
is Mr. HtaA. Mcnch. who was last years
h quarter. Mcnch Is s,ockiy built and At
times n brilliant player. He Is making
Il u good leader for his men.
The manager Is Mr. D. j.. Carver
The old men of last years team who
are back are Wright Gilmore, Mcnch,
q Crismond. snead. Bowen, Robertson. A.,
and sTilman. n %3 "A Il,
The Schedule
Manager Carver has about completed
Y his schedule OF games. as follows:
October 9. washington nndSLec. atLex
{: ington. 3t s g2il 81.
October I. Randolph Macon, in Rich-D
Z rIond II 81 Il. +
October ii. William and Mary, in Rlcn-
4 mond. ig
October 81. Hampton sidney in Rich.
\ lnond. {.
October %, 81. johns. at Annapolis Nd.
Ss November II. Mlnlam and Mary, In
II Richmond. @
November 25 Randolph Macon. In Rcn-s
4 r.iond. sssss
s.8s1 t VIII thus be seen that NIL the cham
4 pionship games Of the Eastern Divis-
B ion Of Colleges will be played In Rich
mond, and interesting will be the games
betwcen Richmond and its two rivals.
Randolph-Macon and William and Ma ry.s
/ 4 large mnss-merting will be held
Tuesday night to crystalize the fine spirit
i manifest. i-i55 II .75S .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
4 DARKEY IN "A DILEMMA,
Had Half Of Five Dollars Other
Half Now Found.

Tho tender OF the half OF q tye-dollar
bill Is an unusual thing at Station A OF
the Richmond postoffice, yet this strange
An old colorNd man, In great distress,
entered the Office and handed Mr.. Hay 4.
thornton, the superintendent, the half Of
: rs Ills any good, boss7H was the ques-
Mr." Thbrnton informed him that; unclo
sam would not cash NJ unless the lost
individual went away bemoanlng his fate.
Strange to relate. a, second negro came
Unto the office q half hour lgter, With the
other half OF the bill and asked the same
question as to Its value,
MIR, Thornton look. his address and now
wants theS first "old man" to return 70
two halves together and have the value
! Of bis money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
SOUGHT G|RARD IN
VAIN 0NA SCHOONER.
New York Detective Came e
Norfolk On a Fruitless
Quest.
(speolal 10 Tho Times-DIspatch.)

si@ Especial 10 Tho 3IlmeS-DlSpatCh.) Il t MI
NORFOLK, VA, Sept 24.--Detective
Gildea ana q. policeman from The Bronx,
New York, boarded the schooner Arleville
II. Peary here to-day In the hope OF
finding Joseph Girard, the alleged MUIR
dcrer OF Augusta Ffeffer, aboard, The
schooner sailed from New York Wednes-
day, and there was information that a
man resembling Girard had shipped as Il
member Of the crew, Detective Glldea ar
rived here yesteday and when the schoon-
or came in he met her at Hampton
Roads and overlooked her crew without
nnding n mt1l who resembled Grartii
Tho schooner has the same crew she
started with and the clew was wrong.
,Tha detective returns to New York dis
appointed saying that he believes the
criminal went away from The BronA,,by
train
Samuel Blount, colored, Is held In the
Norfolk county Jail on three charges
and. Will be sent to the penltentiary or
he hangld In the county
~ He 81 has confessed to two burglRIes
and he Is charged ln9addltlon with an
assault on Frances German, colored, the
wife OF Alex. German, which kept her
In the hospital In aWprecarious condl-
.tion for three weeks till yesterday. she
identified hin, for a capital crime since
then he has been accused OF other rob-
berries OF farm houses,
Rev, DR., Carl r. drammer rector 9.
Christ Episcopal Church. bade farewell
TO his parishoners In the st, Stephen
Chapel tonight for the purpose OF ac-
ceptlng the relationship Of st. Stephens, IN
Philadelphia. He has been here seven
years and was formerly a professor ~ the
Seminary in Alexandria,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
CONCLUDING SESSION OF
GRAND LODGE 0DD-FELL0WS
fRv AssocIated Press. !

Il ,HILA DEiPHIA, PA. September ss.--
The concluding session Of the eighty.l,rst
Grand Lodge OF the Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows was held to-day.
Action on the independently Of the
Patriarchs Militant and on the proposl.
branch by recruits from Tho scarlet de.
gree, was deferred untll the next annual
decentralization at Toronto, Ali OF The
rinced in the hands Of a committee. The
transfer transit Of membership question was left
eyer until next year. to give q special
committee, consisting Of REPRESENTATIVES,
Pjnkerton, OF Massachusetts, an oppor-
stunity to draft suitable law. !.
No action was taken OH the proposed
afflliation with the Manchester unity nor
on the enlargement Of the sanitarlulA "
Las Vegas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25

considering a probable rise In money
rLies,
IL discount rates rise In London and
Berlin, as seems probable, antlcipations
OF monetary tension, duo to perspective
Russian and Japanese lonns resulting In
UPWARD movement IN stock those banks
which would DO concerned in these big
issues, There is a downward movement
In most other directions. Riottntos have
been active under authorizations Of
.hightr dividend,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
BOURsE IRREGULAR.
Rentes and Bank Securities Reach
a Very High Value.

Especial Gable to The Times-D Dispatch and
5si5T fsG New York Herald J iFS Gia
icopyriSht, BY the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, Sept. 2i.--The Bohrse has been
very irregular. finishing however. per-
ceptibly higher on the week, notably In
French rentes and banks securities,
which are now believed to have reached
an unwarrantably high value. especially
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Richmond.
Won Marathon Race.

4as (By Associated Press: ~
81 CHICAGO. september 23-Wlth 2Oo0oO
persons scattered along the twenty-five
mile course and excellent weather pre-
vaillng, Rhud AIetzner. OF the Illinois
Athletic Club. Chicago, to-dny won the
Marathon race In three. hours ana ilttceh
minutes, thereby earning n gold medhl
and the honor Of entering tho Olympian
games at Athens. Greece. next summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Young ri an Arrested.

Ed, Walton young white mae. VIII
annenr before Justice Crutchfeld this
morning on the charEe o. bo,s s aisop,
line Of tho Passenger and Power Cons
n nan He was arrested by the conductor
nnr,the car and turned over to the. police
who took him to the Second District sta
tion, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
SouthernRai

n SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY g. 1905. #
VA S TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
81 1900 Al M-DaIly-Looa for Charlotte, N. G.
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Ell with through coach for Chase City, Ok
i5E}5 ford. gDuphnrn and Taneigh. @ 3$S
& 500 p. Mex sunday-Chase city Local W.
II 40 P. Observation-Disclosures Pullman ready e:3e
34 P. M. for nil tho South. 9s55
YORK RIVER LINE rs 35}s{
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond III go r M. daily
2:l6 p. M.-Loca1-Daily-E Except Sunday. 8i9
& 4:20,P. M.-Except sunday-For West Point, 4
itit55S connecting with steamers for Bal tMoro3
tas and river landings. Steamers call at York;
a3s town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes.5
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays VIZ l4li1 in .aS5
4:45 a. M.-E1cept sunday-I ocal mixed e. fos
West Point. S 38l{s 55S g 85i 3s5s
II TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Vi rs 55
s 6:5s A. NJ. and 8 AZ p M From all the South.
n 3:36 P. From Charlotte and iTeal gh. PIX
I $40 A. M.-From Chase CITY and intermediate
e.s a. M.-Baltimore and Yves. Point:
10:45 A. M.-paily- Except . Sunday and Mons
sz day;| $40 r. NJ, daily, except Sunday,
From West Point 5&igS
q. W.5WEsTBuRY. D. r.. Al. Richmond. Va
s. II.&HARDwICK. w. H. TAYLOE.A E
p T. n, ); 553Sj ~ 3s3 XIX q Pr 3B@a
8s. H. 3. SPENCER. Gem; Msr.. 3'l8iI
85 Washington. d. G. sss5.
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\. Chicago, 10; New York, S

CHICAGO, September A,-The locals
Swon, the third straight game from ! the g
did the business, nine runs scoring on
two passes, two steals, a wild pitch, q
passed bali. three singles and three
doubles NcGinnity retired in favor OF
5Ames after seven runs had been mSde
or him. Umpire Emslle tainted on the
field during the second dnning. The
crowd invaded the diamond, and the po-
lice used their clubs vigorously before
the game could be resumed. Einslie re-
3sulncd his work after about five innings
chicago % o 0 oe5o 90 10 10 =
New 7 ork. % 0iO2 10 o OIL 8 ~
Battcres: Wicker and King Ames,
Umpire, Emslie. Attendance, 247o,
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Cincinnati, 8-8; Brooklyn, 81.

Cincinnati, 8-8; Brooklyn, 81.
Ts NOMINATE, o., September. A.--Cin-.
cinnatl tried out five new men in to-
days double-hcader, and all gave good
accounts or themselves. In rs the first.
game Seymour secured two home rins,i
Barry scoring ahead Of him on each 3oc-
clsion Johns and Doescher,# left hand
.ers. were 4plttcd against each other in
the second game. the Cincinnati man
giving the better performing
score: "a r. II. q
Cincinnati .........2o "a o o Dos II g
Brooklyn II. &. o 0 2 0 o 0001-3 8 9
sS BATTERIES: Vowinkcl and Street; Eason
and Bergen. Time. l:45 EMPIRES, @ Day
and Johnston. IN,
Second game 81
Score. "A r. II. r.
Cincinnati .........1 o1s1s2:0o..-s 9
Brooklyn ........ % 040 o o Os21-.1 8 a4 6
Batteries: Johns and schlei; Doescher
and Ritter. Time, 2 hours: UmpIlres,
tombstone and O'Dny. Attendance, 10000.
O.
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Schooner is Safe.
to The rlmes-DIspa toh

9E@11-F lSpeOIaI TO The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ~
NORFOLK, VA. september A-The
fopr-masted schooner Maria o. Tell. which
drifted ashore on W!lloughby Spit yes
3terday. got off when the tide came In
and proceeded on her voyage unhurt, She.
With coal. llEl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
ST. Louis, 81; Boston, s.

ST. LouIs. MO, September 2i-st.
Louis took a closely contested game IRON 81,
Boston to-day in the presence of the
greatest crowd seen In st. Louis park
this wear. The contest was featured by,
timely hitting by Grady. DcGroff and
3Beckey. Boston scored on errors rs !, !,
# Score: r.. "a. y,
Boston :. n. II o OF 0 O ! O-3 Ito
Batteries: Brown and Grady; Wills
and Need ham, Time. 1874. Umpire,
Klein. Attendance, 21,00o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Wittc to Visit Kaiser.

vi ~ (By5 Associated Press) =,
BERLIN SEPTEMBER 23,--M, Vito VIII
visit Emperor William, according to the
present arrangements Gt 'ioninton, one
ne r the Russlan frontier. not far from
Gumbinnen Station. through which M.
Witte naturally will pass on his way
TO st, Petersburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25

Standing OF the Clubs.
4 Clubs Won Eost P. Clubs Won Lost p
Now York. 100 AZ $3.50 Cincinnati 40 60 .6oi
j'lttsburg ..,0l 20 ,64s. St. Louls....65 IS 1893
Chicago .....s2 IS 1856 boston f......47 SO 1896
o. .f5i brooklyn 80 0S 4. 2S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25

Where They Play To-day.
New York at ttsburg.
Brooklyn ut Chicago, 8
tS Boston ut Ctnclnil1ti.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
By The Valentine Auction Company,
Auctioneers.
RECEIVERS sAtE
or i3
Empire Steam Laundry,
No. 300 w. Cary Street.
Office Furniture Iron Safe,
Plant Equipment,
Horses, Wagons, Harness,
Etc, Thursday, Sept. 28't 9Th

Acting Under Il decree Of the Law and
Equity Court Of the City Of Richimond!,i
I will sell at public Auction. AZ a
WHO LIE, on the premises Mt II o'clock
noon THURSDAY, BIZ SEPT. 2S,T1f, the
Fully Equipped Empire Steam Laundry
Plant, No.. 300 West Cary Street.
rho plant Includes Collar and Gun M /.
chine Collar and Gun Damper, Body
troner, Bosom Ironer, Neck Band lr9ner,
Bhapor. Seam Damper, Edgor, Fans.
starohcr, Extractor. 2 Washers Iron
Heaters, Shaw Machine, Is H.-P. Steam
Engine, Boiler, Belts, ,Shafting. Hangers,
etc. IL Hand Irons. Copper Starch Cook
err, Tables, Chairs, Baskets, Shelving. Pa
Der Racks etc., Combination Lock Iron
Safe oak Roll-Top Desk 2 Horses. Wa
CONS, Sets Harness and other equip
fnents.
Of any Insolvency but for a dissolution
Of the partnership. Tho plnnt is now IN
operation and running on paying pa pas l!a
Satisfactory arrangements can be MADE
nithltwo OF the present partners 70 con,
tiniio their routes (Which embrace about
two thirds or the business) with p,lrt-
chaser If desired. Plant open Tor IN IN spec
ton. y, u. yitf III
sa'e pos'.ive' %, 81. VALENTINE.
@5s z3 S Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Company, M
STs Auctioheers.
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sn@T@ VI c.fTN Richmond, M s5I
OK II. 5 rederlcksbu a
5ft.s4 D0foro ac n . r 800

Trains Leave Iehmor,d 8 y
4:16t "a. 3M.--DnIly Byrd st. Through. s
&6:45 A.. M.--Daily--M 81. Through III
.E7:s6 a. M.Wsok Days--Ilba Ash land Ac.
$40 A. MSpaily Byrd 81. Through a Local cal
2:o5 noon:-Week Days--Byrd st. Through.
Z 400 p. M.-Week 8Daya-Byrd ST. frederlcks. 1
Et burg Accommodn ion SE 32e58l
500 p. M-Daily--Main St; ThrouE h:..
K Q 80 p. M--Week Days-11lba a shland }sA ~
sos 2. M@Daiiy-Byrds st. Through 81
Trains Arrive rs! Rlchmon d-Sout q
$40 a. ht,Week Days--Elba Ashland SIT
$40 4. MWeels payszByrd St. Frodrle esaS
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday:
]. ST. Louis, s Boston, 8.
{ CincInnnti 8-S; Brooklyn 81.
Y Chicago, 10; New York, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25

Standing of the Clubs.
clubs Won LOST + clubs Won y Los, q Z !,
Chicago 30 81 900 New York ~. ss &C 800
Boston .....G9 90 ELI washington SO 80 .412
Cleveland.... 10 90 .6o4 ST. Louls....D 50 .3i2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
BASE BALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

No Games Yesterday.
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago at BOSTON,,
Cleveland at washington "a.
II # St. Louis at New York.