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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
USO y abuse do ar
mas p[OllbldaS,
DsbS apIIGaTSs I los lRiTaeloras
Do Ia 10y tOdO q peso Do
6st1,
Lease Ia que ha de regir desde ell
10. de julio pr6ximo.

/
No pasa un solo dia en- que Il poll
Cfa no teDGs que decomissF GrmaB pro-
hibidag, sObre tpdo personGs que por
10 Com6n no tienen oficio nj bent fiCiO.
LS ley votsda por ID 6'timR Asam-
blea Legislative es terminate respeC-
20 al particular y no debs alPgsFse ig.
noFanCis como algunoG hRCen ante los
Jueces & quienes son denunCiados.
OpOrtunamente <LS Correspondent
ciaD pubEic6 ell texto de aqueIla ley fo-
tegra, asf como todas las que vot6 di-
chs auambIeA.
Como recueFdo publicAmos los dos
articuloa principeIeG de qaella ley que
ha de reGir deade el diG pFimer0 de
Julio pT6ximo:
SArtfculO 1. ST CuaGquier indivi-
duo. en- Pderto Rico. lleVnFe encimR 8
en- "a persona. mpntura. AlfTj q 8 ba-
nNstss. CuRlquier revolver, pufisl, de-
&c. h0ndn, espada. baton de estC que,
gArrote. arp6n 8 monopla. heCho de
CuR'quier metal 8 cuaIQuier auBtRncia
durA: 8 cualquier facA q OtFO Cuchill0
mAnuf cturado vendido para fiaeB de
tfsnGs y defsnsS; 8 CuaIquier maChete,
90 le impOndrS una pena de multA nj.
nina de cinCO dollars y msXima de Gin
cuenta dollars, 8 pri.i6n por an perfc-
do mfnimo de diez dinB y m8ximO de
sesenta dias ambhs penGs; y durante
Ell perfodO de dicha pTisi6n. diCho REQ
.podr6 Onerse 6trabsj sr en- CualesQuit-
ra trabSjos p6blicos en- 81 muniCipio
en- que be cometi6 81 delit0
..s..s..-..s. ..-.. ....s..o'.'
................ ...............
eArtfculo 4. SicuaIquier iudiViduo
entraHe en- una iQleeia 8 asOmb!eO reli-
giosa, 6 eGCuel0, 8 en- CualQuier otro
nitiO dOnde haydn persOnaG reunidas
con f1es de diveroi6n, espectscul0 so-
Oial 8 reCres two. 8 para fines instruc-
tivOs Cientifcng; en IN colpgiO eleC-
tOral Ell di0 de il eleoCi6n 8 de inscF FiE-
Ci6n, donde cate FeunidO Cualquier
n6meP0 de in3ividuOo de Cualquief
distritO, para VotAr s in8CribirSe; 8 en-
CuaIquier OtrO siti0 donde hsyG gente
reunida para pasar revista ejeCutar
cuaIquier otr0 deber p6blico; 8 en-
Cualquiers Otra reunion p1blicR, y lle-
ware encimR 8 en- cd per6Ona CuGIeg.
QuierR de las aFmas 8 instrument0s
enumeradOs en- el aFtfculo de estR Lev
ger6 caatiQadO con multa no menor de
veinticiDco dollars ni mayor de Glen
dollars. 8 pyisi6n por IN periodic no
menOr de veinte diAs nj mayor de tFel
mases. 8 ambAg penas; y durante el
pelfodo de dichG prisi6n al citado REQ
podrk obIig6rsele & tFHb iar en- cusles-
quierS trAbsios inSulaFes.
Las Cortes muniCipales tendF6n ju-
riSdicci6n sObre todOs los delitOs com
prendidOG en- eAte AFticulO, que 1e Coz
metOn dentro de guB respectiVOs dis
tritOs.O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
Para Gaggas.

m oaunto0 profeaionSIeu, ha saIido
how pSTe CaQuas 81 abogadO do EmiG.
diO GinoriO. que 90 pFopone regresAF =
hoy 6 San Juan.
SE VENDEN dos lnOlinOs SiGtema
Prime. "a pesO 180 l0n propio para ID
extrnooi6n 5e iuQo de cana para hyCer
eTosr,mentog uufmioOa, On Ias centrG-
Ise < naTn. de1icsrlrs & IS Venta de gua-
1HnC a nueaf0 fiin 6 en Rmhnlancia.
TSforI1sFSmll lZioeoo de n plaza Bal.
SVEiotY. ~ 70.
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5OEAEEU q L4kA25 Ii LAla4I ~
CuFan positivamente Ia grippe y tie5Tss pa
hicTicas, en- el t6rminO flo de "a horas. Sus
efectos Sc notan la media hoEa de tomar Ia
d6sis, que empiezan desaparecer los sfnto-
mas pTecursoFes, de d infection gTipGE 3 pa
7f7jed
sus efectos magnfficos, est&n gaFantizados,
por u acep aci6n general que han Obtenido.
De venta en- Jan Juan; FaFmacias CUTLER
mlety. Blanco ZeFbi. Ponce. Farm acia
Ruiz do PoEEas. Arsdboi FarmsCia Herman,
dsz y MaSin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01
Importante noticial
sCAPsnT.Aa DR HENNa

ESD siendo objeto de una gran aoeptaci6n
On todas parties, por su gran virtud curativa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-01

Fkasl5n barometriea 81 90
y IaElparatur SOL
4hxirla temp tura Oh 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Property Transfers.

Richmond: @. ]. Hunt and wife to Lucy 3.
Catlctt, "a feet on north line OF Hanover Street,
R4 feet east Of Vine Street, 5000.
James H.. Cottrell to Fritz Sitterdhg. as
feet on south side OF Williams Street III i-6
feet west OF Gilmer Street, ;l,10o.
John J. Keveney and wife TO Moses D. Hoge.
Jr, II 1-2 feet on north line of MarAhall Street.
86 l1.l2 feet east OF Harrison Street, 81, 200.
William j.. Curry's executors. william II.
Curry and wife and John w. Curry to John
j. Lynch 43 feet on north line OF Pleasant
Street IS Ia feet west OF Scott Street, 3l,550
Josephine Cottrell to Fritz sitterdng. az
feet on south line OF Clay street, 1872 feet east
OF Graham Street. 1928.
4 Hattie Warehouses; trustee and f. w. and
Hattie Moorehouses trustee and T.. W. and
feet on north side Of Marshall street, No. IS
West, &2.sso.
Henrico: Hill Montague and Allen g. Col
Inns, apeciai commissioners, to John w. Bates,
Venab1e and Darlington Streets. $40
X Luther Martin to James l.. Cottrc 122 feet
on north line OF Moore street. $50 feet east of
+. Dinneen Street, s2,750.
james T. Sloan to James L. Cottrcll. SO feet
on west line OF Twenty. eighth Street, 1ii 5-6
feet south OF r Street, 1916. ~
John W. Blake, Jr., and wife to William L.
johnson, lot No. II In section y, plan OF Glen
Echo Park, ss5.
Joseph H. Rohleder to Alley Mitchell. 60 feet
on west 1nc OF Gntewood Avenue. 90 feet from
southwest corner OF Bank Street $50.
Leo Annex Realty Corporation to George NJ
larry, lots Nos. 10 and IA in block y IN plan
OF Lee Annex Realty Corporation. $1,000.
John w. Bates to George Williams q Ia
feet on west line Of pink street, 1854 "a feet
south OF Darlington Street s445.
The Tax Title Company OF Richmond to John
Brown. 8 acres adjoining the lands OF Oscar
Gibbs and others. s25.
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BEDFORD STAKES
TO GUIDING STAR.
Beldanc Makes Second Appear
ancc Of Year But Does
Not Win.
CONSUL EASY VICTOR
Gold Van Beats Sandhurst and
Nitrate in Stccplechasc.
Other Results.
--------


NEW YORK, June 5.-Guiding Star, the
to favorite. easily won tho Bedford stakes.
five furlongs. at Gravesend to-day. Beldame
made her second appearance OF tho year. and
while she did not wn ran a good race. Yankee
Consul, $4,000 colt from the West, scored
an easy victory in the last race. sunmarles
First race-sellng. about six furiongs-Btoad.
cloth % TOT 81 first, Buttons 70 to y second,
CzaraphIne q to y third. Time. 1:1o 2.5.
Second race-steeplechase. about two and
one-half niles-Gold Van 6 to u first. Sand
hurst &c to 81 second Nitrate e to y third.
Time, 1855.
Third rnce-mile and a sixteenth-Garnish t12
to y first, Bedane a to y second, Kchailan
90 to u third. Thine. al.
Fourth race-the Bedford stakes, five fur.
longs--Guldlng Star 4 to 81 first. Quorum e
70 u second, Osiris q to y third Time. :o1.
Fifth race-selling. one mile and sixteenth
Ocean Tide a to y first Cantcen Il 70 81
second, Jane Holly d2 to y third. Time,
1:47 AS. f5H
sixth receive furlongs-Yankee Consul Il
TO l0) first, Athlete 40 to y second. ST
Estephe q to p third. Time, :ol 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
BY A. J.. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE OF
No. GLIB North 9th Street.

In execution Of a decree OF tho Law and
Equity Court OF the city OF Richmond, N
the suit OF w. W. Burruss vs.. G.. =.
Barker. ETC., entered May 81. 1905, ( will
as Special Commissioner thereby appoint
cd, proceed to sell the property numbered
rs above, ut public auction, upon \ me me
n 1THURsDAY. JUNE sTH, 1906. h.
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. The lot has a. front
Of 81 feet 8 inches by a depth Of is feet
upon which Is q good dwelling, con tanning
six rooms, besides large bath room and
other conveniences, and will make any
one a most desirable home.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 8
and u months for notes. interest added.
and title retained until all Of the purchase
money Is paid: or all cash. at the optio7
81 - DAVID MEADE WHITE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required OF the Special Conn
missioner in the above suit has been duly
given. P. P. WINSTON,
Ju s-tds Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Latonia Summary.
(By Associated Press.)

Ri (By Associhted PresN -
CINCINNATI, O.. June 5-Summaries:
First race-six fur1ongs-May Ellen q to ~
first, votaio ts to y second Frank Bin q to
~ third. Time. 1:i4 4-5
Second race-,nlle and fifty yards-Tapiola
Is to y first. siintbed tl5 to y second Hot
l5 TO ~ third. Time, ] Al 2-b
Us to s. first, Lillta e to ~ second. Miss
Hawley $50 to y third Time. IS.
Fourth race-short course. steeplechase,--
Reana III to y first. Donami us to u second
Red Car "a to ~ third. Time. 500 rs.
Fifth rnce-fire furonss-9ottontown Is 70
81 first Ron,ola Is to 81 second. Wrenne q
TO y third Time. :o1 rs. !.
Sixth race-six fur1ongs-Judge Trnynor g
to u first. Norwood Ohio q to p second.
Fallen Leaf q to u third. Time, l:l4 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06

BY virtue of the hereinaft mentioned
decree. will sell at public auction
THURSDAY, JUNE sTfI, 1905.
at o'clock Z. NJ,
the following property, mentioned in said
BLOCK 1876 feet 2 inches southwest
corner Taylor and Elm Streets, ona block
OF the electric lines.
BLOCK 19-342 feet inches. north line
OF Dance and Strawberry Streets.
BLOCK 2-341 faet,2 inches, north line
OF Ashland and Sycamore Streets.
BLOCK S-Fronting on north line Of
Wallace, between Meadow and Rowland
Streets 341 feet 2 inches each.
All lots are 12O feet deep to alleys II
and IS feet wide.
Owing to late extensive public and pri-
vate improvements In this rapidly grow
Ing locality. a new activity In tho sur
rounding property has been inaugurated,
and rapid enhancement In its values
may be confidently predicted.
Among these lots are handsome corner
lots, near the electric lines; will be sold
sngly or in blocks, as may be desired.
TERMS: One-third cash, and balance
In three equal instalinents OF six, twelve
and eighteen months. with Interest,"; title
retained until all the purchase money is
PAD anu oce' o'I 70 : LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
L, J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF the County Of Henrico;
Bacon, Guardian $4,000. Plaintiff
Against
Bacon .AIStfsiASAeIA.'
/, John u. Broaddus. Clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bond required
Of the special commissioner by the decree
entered in said cause on the 10th day OF
October, 1897, has been duly given. ~.
Given under my hand as Clerk 60 Of /, s en-
80 JOHN 2. BROADDus.
June Aids. Clerk.-.
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Racing in St. Louis.

"a. lBy ASfocIatcd Press) NJ
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Fair Grounds Sum-
marics:
gle Powers t25 to y first, Selfish q to y
second. Bess CLANCY Is To y third. Time.
5S 2-5.
Second race-flve furlongs-Humorist III to
81 first. Excitement % to p second. Ina Gray
Q5 to y third Time. 1901 2-6
Third race-six furlongE-Sorrcl Top q to
y first. Hilona q 10 ~ second, Picture Hat
Is to u third. Time. 1:l5 3-5.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Goid Enamel
5teven) first, Just So Is TO u second. J. p.
1iaybcrry5 "a to y third. Time. 1913 As.
Fifth e-mle-Bcnncnworth Il to 81 first.
King Ellsworth g to y second, Mall Box doo
to y third. Time, 1:ll 3-5.
& Sixth race--rnile and sxteenth-Dave
Sorners Is to 81 first. Light Opera q to y
second, Athelerose 90 to y third. Time,
1 1925.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
r. B. Chaffin & Co., Incorporated.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Farm in Amelia County.

7 i Il :. i j I. IS % /.
Acting under deed Of trust, executed
by John T. sThraves and wife, recorded IN
the clerks office Of Amelia county, IN -.
b. "a, page 1888. default having been MACS
in tho payment Of certain moneys tner thl,
~ SATURDAY,. JUNE 10TH, 1907.
at $50 p NJ the property described ts bed n u
said deed as follows; AN th me,, eer Van
containing four hundred and forty.tWo
acres (442), about eight S) miles from
attoax Depot. on the Southern Hal!ro .i,t.
and adjoining the lands now, or formerly.
owned by william r. Ha anG ne Aopo.
mattox River together with Az the build
Ing and improvements thereon. rights,
ways and appurtenances thereto peions-
Ing or In any wise appertainntg' ar, and sa PEI
John T, Thraves by deed from Edward n.
Crump. substituted assignee ~ bank
ruptcy by deed dated January GOTH, 1879,
recorded January sd, 1879. IN the CLERKS
office Of Amelia County. Court, ~ deed ed
is hereby made for more particular DE-
scripton."
TERMS-Cash as to expenses Of execut.
Ing this trust. including any taxes ana
insurance that may be duo and unpaid.
and to pay two notes for $24 each, now
mast due, and a credit as to the following
amounts, viz: s24oo. due august 1908;
s24,oo, due Febraa r 101; sAoo , ave
August y 1905; $24.oo due FEBRUARY 1no1. = as1l;
credit payments to loe evidenced by nego-
liable notes. secured by a deed of trust
on the property sold and q fre Insurance
policy on the buildings thereon, and any
residue Of purchase money to he paid IN
~ JNo. c. EASILY, Trustee.
Ju 0-tds
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damaged some Of the growing crops In
NJ. s. Chancellor and L. w. 1,andram
being badly Injured. FL
Rev. z. r. English. of Richmond,
.t tne ero a,,d
ence at. the Presbyterian Church here
last night.
Carroll Boatman, aged seventeen years,
son Of Mr.. Edgar c. Boatmar. OF Lancas-
ter county fell overheard while grabbing
IN Indian Creek few days ago, and was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
/ GREEN 3 3 REpp,
I REAL ESTATE AUCTIOhEERS l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF The FARMvlLLE
{ P0WnATAA RAILROAD COM.
PAMY.

the Law and Equity Court OF the City
Of Richmond, VA, one on the 2lst and
G Il on the ED DAY Of
E1sxoRs; FOR 8 G., Y. TARMVILLD &
PsSSWy VIVA, Mn r. r. s, A. s Abs%G =
TOR &C. y. SAME, " default having
nsen made the Of the
erty within the twenty days required BY
said decree OF February 2lst, 1900. the
undersigned, who were appointed special
Of them to act) ns directed by said de-
crees, Will proceed to sell, by public AUG
ton to the highest bidder. at the south
front Of the City Hall In the city OF
M MAJ s9.D iso5. Al s 4 4 oc sIo A.,
f free Of al liens and encumbrnnces what
rent year, all the rights, privileges. prop
erty-real, personal, or mixed-frnnch ises
and interests Of the Farmvllle & Powha-
tan Railroad Company, consisting OF
main line of single track, narrow gauge
railroad, extending. from Bermuda Hun
dred "a, on the James River, near CITY poin M,
has valuable terminal properties and fn-
cilitieB 10 the town OF Far,nv!llo, In Prince
Edward county. Virginia, approximatins
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks.
approximatng thirteen miles, rights Of
warehouses, wharves. terminals, scales ,nsa
houses, stores and supplies. machine
TnSny eonehas cars ronpdoas Real
tate, Offices office furniture. books and
books. OF account, stationery and supplies;
dd III Other o ssp af ma
wherever situated Except cash IN bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
STRUCK THE sTEEPLE.
Young Man Falls Overheard and
is Drowned.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, June 81
A terrific storm ragged here last night for
over an hour, with loud peals Of thun-
der, vivid lightning, accompanied by hall.
There were large congregations at several
OF the churches, and many persons were
very nervous Lightning struck the stee-
Die Of the Baptist Church, doing but
Slight damage, but greatly excited the
people attending the services. The hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
Standing Of The Clubs.
Washington, s.; Philadelphia,

Z w dolIIIIE eO11t U Ill1oUC1PII1o3 f
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Juno 5.--The home
team was defeated to-day by Wnshingtons
good hitting. coupled with errors by Henley.
Philadclphia's hitting was also good, but not
consecutive.
Score: Il. II. T.
Washington. s.....ol 20o2o1o-s IS 4
Battcrles: Pattcn and Hayden; Henley,
Coakley and schreck Time. :55. Umpres.
Mccarthy and Kelly. Attendance, 3,eea.
New York, S; Boston, 2.
NEW YORK, juno 5.--Timely hits off Young
won n well played game from New YORK
against Boston to-day. While Hogg was wild
at times. he made up In effectiveness at crucial
moments.
Score: 83st r. II. z.
Boston. ....... .....,6oooo11oo-2 IS o
New York. ...... .......0 0E12010.-5 10 /
Batteries Young and criger; Hogg and
Klenow. Umpire. Sheridan. limo, 1850 Attend
ance, 1000. tT@5i
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Salisbury, g; Charlotte, 8,

Especial to The Times DIspatch,)
SPENCER. n, c.. June 5,--Salisbury-
Spencer won another we'll earned game from
Charlotte here this afternoon, The score being
S to 3. The score stood 2 to 2 up to the eighth
inning.
batteries Tor Salisbury Spencer were Ham
md Bentley. while Carl and Reed did the
work for Charlotte. This was the fourth sue
cessve game won from the Queen city by
the Rowan Dutchnlen
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Petersburg, 8, 10; Suffolk, 8, q

z - (Speclal 70 The ,T!Wes-D Ispatch,)
SUFFOLK, VA, June 6--rhe Petersburg and
Suffolk base ball teams played two games here
to-day at Peanut Park and broke even Suffolk
CAPTURED the afternoon contest, 10 to 4.
Batteries4 Petersburg, Wilkinson and Folk;
Clater and Folk; Suffolk, Armstrong '-.Sd
tucker. Bryant and Hill, ss3
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Cincinnati, s; St. Louis, 2.
SUNDAYS GREAT. GAME.
American League Leaders Had
Sixteen-Inning Battle.

: go Especial 70 Tho TImes-Dlspatch.)
4 CHICAGO. June 5.-cieveland won from the
White sox here Sunday after a. bitter contest,
which took sixteen innings to decide by n
score OF 4 to 2, For fifteen innings It was
pitchers battle. between Altrock and Joss
In the sixteenth Lajoe's heavy hattors finally
Strengthened out Altrock's curves and drove
in three runs. The fielding was sharp on both
sides, the local team playing without an
error. while only ono msplay was charged to
tho Blues Only nino hits were made of Joss
in the sixteen innings, while thirteen were
Tailed OF Altrock
< Tho score; .alsI4 9"3g n 5555.F Us as A
= r>yJJ "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Commissioners : Auction Sale
OF
Valuable Timber Land In
Charles City County, Va.

BY virtue Of decree q the circuit
The ssh ds e Ma soor the e. s ae 81
NJ. Wilcox. deceased. vs.. Wilcox and
others" the undersigned Special Cons
missioners will sell at public auction, at
the Courthouse, between the hours OF
june 18TH. 1896, COURT DAY.. .
the following property. viz: A tract OF
timber land known as the bog" contain.
Charles s ety as e threa se and onsha
miles west Of the. Courthouse, and bound-
ed on the north by the lands Of the late
n Se n KKo aaq srsde On on
by the lands of E. A. Saunders, EJr.. and
on the west by the lands Of James Is
Brockwell and the late Joseph Gentry.
a number Of years ana has thereon q large
wood and oak and pine saw lumber and
In two and one-half miles Of Willcox's
Wharf and within one and one-half miles
OF Herring Creek, and Is the most desir-
able TRACT Of timberland IN tha It's, section
follows, VIZ. One-rourth cash and the
balance upon a credit Of six twelve and
eighteen months, the deferred payments
to be evidenced by notes Of tho purchaser.
waIving homestead exemption. and carry.
ing interest from date Of sale and payable
seml-annually; or at the option OF the
purchaser ne may pay CtioHs e'lo sA.-o -
DO retained Until the futf1er order OF the
court ~,
Parties desiring to soc the land viii
call on Mr.. J. +. Nance ut Charles CIV
Courthouse. IS
A. c. WILCOX.
May 23-tds Special commissioners.
In the Clerks Of1lce Of the Circuit Court
a OF the County OF Charles City.
James NJ. Willcox's Exor......... P1aintin,
against 4,
Wilcox, ct ais. Defendant
4 j. o. Major. clerk Of the said court.
do certify that the bond required of the !:
Special Commissioners BY the decree rom
dered In said cause on the 9Th day OF May.
1906 has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 12th day Of May 1900.
May 25-tds M
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Law and Equity Court of thu City Of
Richmond, Va, dated February %, 1905.
and for reasons satisfactory, to the con- GO ~
to take place at the Same hour and place
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z. 1906.
HCHAS. S. STRlNGFELLOW, GEO. L.
CHRISTIAN, HUNsDON CARY. .. 3.
WILLIAMS, r. W. WATKINS, Special
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
New York, II: Boston. 2.
h Chicago. -; Pittsburg. 3.
81 Cincinnati, 3: st. Louis. 2.
Scores Sunday.
Pittsburg, s.: Chicago. 2.
: Pittsburg. 8: Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati. s; ST. Louis. !.
st. Louis, q; Cincinnati. l.
Where They Play To-day.
B Philadelphia at Pttsburg.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. W. L. P. Clubs. W. L. p.
New York. Ia 10 .773 Chicago. ..22 ~ as
philadepha.2s 1G $50 st. 5Louls.. ..ls % ..is
,Plttsburg 10 10 .67s Boston,. ....15 Is sls
Cinclnnati....21 22 .4ss Brooklyn. ...15 80 1888
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"~|
CHICAGO.
CLEVELAND.

chicago,..... .....ooooo1 oo0ooo00o1-3
Cleveland 0 0 o 10 30 0 o o 90 o 81
Summary: Left on bnses-Chlcago o.; Cleye-
land TO- Two bast hits-Stovall, Isbell, Day,
I3emis. bradley. Three base hits-Flick.
Turner Sacrifice hits-Bay Davis Stolen
tbases-Davis. Donohuc, Dundon. Double plays
S,oyall (unnssisted); Atrock and Donohue;
Turner LatoIe and Stovall Struck out-By
Altrock 2; by Joss, 4. Passed bal-Buelow
Bases on balls-of Altrock. e. OFT Joss, s.
Time. 2;b3. Umpre--Mr. O'Loughin. Attend
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Sale OF That Excellent, Commotlous
and Most Desirably Located
Dwelling, No. 113 u. Grace
Street, by Auction.
We will sell by public auction. on the
premises, on
Tuesday. June 6, 1905,

at $50 O'Clock +. Nj. that most attractive
and desirable three-story and mansard
on the south side OF Grace street, between
First and Second Street. In matter OF
solldlty and thoroughness Q, construction
but few equals. and being by common
consent on the best square on Grace
Street. It should easily attract the atten-
ton OF persons seeking frst.class resi-
Dental property. The lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back about $50 feet to an alley
in the rear. upon which there is good
brick stable. We have no hesitation In
commencing this house, as 1t possesses
ali OF the best elements of residential
property.
TERNis-Liberal and at SALE
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
May a-ttls Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-06
"Putnam's Theatre or
Theatre Comique. :

and Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond.
entered on May q. 1865, In the case Of, 6.
r. and n. N. Cannon, Trustees, &c.
against ELLEN Putnam & ais, the under
public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE O., 1905.
at - o. clock NJ, the above described prop
erty. The improvements consists OF q
double two-story brick building on south
side OF Franklin known as Nos 1911 ana
1885,. the first floor being occupied and
Theatre comiaue," and the second story
e. nbsut 8 rooms as a dwelling. The lot
fronts ~ feet and runs back 90 feet, more
or less.
the office OF the auctloneers
TERMS-sG00 cash, $1,000 payable I'd day
OF July, 1906 and the balance at the
cash, or at IS months. from tho day OF
sale; the credit installments to DO evil
dcnced by the negotiable notes of the
purchaser. with interest added from day
Of sale at 9 per cent. per annum and
and a conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN HUNTER, Jr.,
FRANK #. SUTTON, Jr.,
Special Commissioners,
certify that the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners by the decree in
the above cause of May n, 1905. has been
Given under my hand this slst day of
= p. p. WINSTON. Clerk.