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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
CORONA STAKES
FOR OF. LORD !: | BADGE D J |:
Captures Feature uf Card at
Jamaica and Scores Second
Victory in Two Days.
FINISH IN The FIFTH
Gold Badge and Gallavant Went
to Wire in Terrific Head
and-Head Drive.
nv Associated press.)

& (By AssG1ated HTcss) 4!
NEW YORK, April q. Lord badge, az "
10 /, won the Corona selling stakes, the feature
Of the card at Jamaica to-day. scoring his
second victory In two days The finish IN the
ffth race was very cloao and exciting, Gold
Badge and Gailavant coming to the wire IN
d terrific head and head drive. The former
gained the decision by q nose. Two favorltes
won. Summaries:
Firs. race-handicap five and one-half fur
IS to 81 first, Teacress Is 70
y second. Sparkling Star e to y third. Time
.1:0s rs. "
First Water q to y first, Ballot Box 90 to u
second, Sun Fire "a totD third. Timo: b.
Third er 90 20 firs, poiyspaker
"a 10 iol second. Ocean Tide I'll to 81 third.
Fourth race-the Corona stakes. mile !, and
seventy ynrda--Lord Badge 10 to II first,
Grenada % to 3 second, Red Knish. q 70 y
Fifth receive furlongs-Gold badge III to
81 first. oallavant Is TO 81 second. Or. Corey
(l2 to y third. Time, 1:ol. 4. 8 :.
4 Sixth race-sx furlongs--suprene Court =, 4!
to ~ first. Phoebus q to 81 second, Billy
Roche q to y third. Time. 1:15 go
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: g. j. Hunt and wife to q, IL.
Street, 81 10 feet north OF Iiancysr Street,
'' Clyde W.. Saunders and wife 70 Everett
Street, loo feet west OF Elm Street, 8, i26,
James 7, Sloan to Henry g.. Wallerstein.
liz 2:a feet west Of Nineteenth Street. 81, 900.
Miller w. Withers and wife TO a. ID. Straus,
10 feet on south Inns q Williams Street, SOUTH
John j. King and wife to Conrad Gross;
28e i-?-l2 feet on north line 81 Marshall
Street, los 10 l-2'ls feet east Of Adams Street.
Henrlco: Isham H. Freemaa's heirs to @. a.
Cole 10 acres near the Williamsburg road,
about miles southeast Of the city Of Rich
jessie y. SMITH EAtss to IDA A. Butts.
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LYNcHBURG FAIR.
Organized for Work and Off
GERS Elected.

fspecial to The Times Dispntch)
1,YNcHBURG. Van April 2s.-'Wlth
moro than S21, 900 stock subscribed to the
Intcrstate Fair Association Of Lynch-
burg, as fund for the association work
was started tonight for the first exhib-
ton to be held during the first week In
next october. It Is Intended to. operate
the fair along the lines followed by the
Hsagerstown, Md. and York, Pa, assoc
"The off,cers elected tonight for the
frst YEAR were: President, Congressman
Carter Glass; Yiye-presdent, Frank =.
Hartman: Secretary Frank a; Loyslock (;
honorary interpretations from counties
Contiguous to Lynchburg will DO named
at ali early date, !, y
The grounds, used years ago for ne n
use at once. aud many improvements
are contemplated. H .t taf5 a.
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I MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Conditions in Minneapolis In
der Mayor Jones Discussed.
lBy Associated Press.l

F715R - 80 * f5sg
4 NEW YORK, April 2-conditIons in
Minneapolis under the reform admins
.tratton.of Mayor ] Zones were lauded in a
paper by g.. p. Jones, Of that city, read
before the National Municipal League. IN
convention here to-day. According to
the author, Minneapolis has been puri-
fed to a point within the limits Of reason
and practicabilty. Gamblers have been
refused the privilege OF operating a few
Square places. Saloons have been
forced 10 regulate their business accord
ing to law: except as regards Sunday.
closing, and women and the saloon have
been divorced.
Professor W. B. Munro. an instructor.
in municipal government in Howard Un-
iversity. read a paper on Conditions in
Canadian Municipalities. :"
q Charles D, Willard. OF Los Angeles.
read a paper on Municipal Progress in
Los Angeles. /"
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Racing at Nashville
nv Assoctatcyl Pross, J

s5 by Associated Pross.) f5
ID NASHVILLE, TENN, April 28.-sumna ries |:
y First race-six furlongs-Irene Mao rs TO y
first, Blytheness &(56 TO ~ second. Orderly q
\ Second racc-haK mile-st. 1dlewnys Is to
y first, sosega e to y second. Wistful e e
81 third. Time, 6:a-4. w. !, E.
t(5 10 u first, Mr.. Rose Il to y seoond, Bank
Holiday 40 TO y third. Time. s:o2.
nolin e TO y first. Jehana e to y second,
Eleata r. to q third Time, :os ga. III \.
r Fifth race-ssven furlongs-Norwood Ohio q
to ~ first, Darthula ia TO 81 second, BAIL
III to g. third. Time 20.
3t Sixth raco-nile and a acknowledgements
Il TO ~ firyt, Brooklyn 3(S to s. second, Anna
Fitshugh e to y third Time. 1:lS l.2. 81
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BY Sutton & CO..
Real Estate Auctlo neers.
10 N. Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE OF
That Large and Splendid
Manufacturing Site, Cen 81
trally Located on the North
Side Of Franklin Between
18th and 18th Streets,

Ak tho request of the parties interested,
we shall offer for sale. at public auction.
on the premises. on 49, i5A n
THURSDAY MAY 4TTI, 1900,
ct IA O'Clock NJ, that most desirable piece : {,
az property, situated as above, fronting
1o4 feet on the north side of Franklin, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets.
by a. depth OF 10 feet 8 inches to an oil 10y
in the rear. with a good building on the
enst end OF the lot. This property Is adj
mirably suited for some large manufac-
turing plant or Wholesale business, being
SO centrally located. convenient to labor
aid to the trade, as we'll as to the dlirer-
mend it to manufacturers or Wholesale
merchants who may desire to build q
large warehouse In a convenient locality.
~. v - SUTTON & CO..
AMI e9-tds ]S Auctloneers. y
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4 BY n. Seldom Taylor &. Co,
:l.is Real Estate AuctloneerH.

- COMMISSIONERS sALEs8 OF>5THATi
~ TWO-STORY ACKNOWLEDGING.
NO. sis TENTH Er,GsBETWEBN
LEIGH AND NJ IT OF 31s1 81 tFE g, p : 7!
IAN ALLEY ~ ri 81 81 4
IN execution Of decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of r! chm ond en-
tered on the 21st8 day Of April, 1906, in the
suit OF 'D1ana M. Coates Ys. Carrie VIII
liarns Coates, ct al wi II fer for sale
by public auction. on he premls les. on
"WEDNESDAY, 3DfDAYs OF MAY, 1905,
at g o. clock p M, the property above re-
The improve S consists ola comfort
able two story brick yelling, containing
The proximity OF this property to the
Locomotive Works, Chesapeake and Ohio
Shops and the centre of the city renders
Ii specially desirable ITO persons OF mod
crate means for q home or pro table in-s
TERMS One.third cash., balance att
and IL months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid and q con.
iveyance ordered r by the court: or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser.
-WM.!A.s MONCURE,
Special Commissi Toner.
The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by tho a boYe decree has been
ouls s'Yeni' cHAs. Q. sAvILLE,
Apl 2s-tds l Clerk <, 8 So
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. II. a. Beck.

Mrs. n. "A. BECK died, this morning Ct q
ara rter 10 two o lock at her resoenc.,
No. 14oo North Second Street. ene va" l1
In her afty-eighth year. , u, q -, =.
( pacis and Miss Annie Beck. Of Ricnmono'
and a sister, Mrs. Thomas McNiv,enh ~ J. :.
The funeral arrangements Will ~ " W
snounced later. Z,
r 4 telegram was received here yesterrd =
Nj Robert Graer,e Fl 'a Sister, Mrs
IA Kate re Graene w,ll bs Brought here for
ttern1ent ia Hollywood Sunday. 3Ss3
Manning B. Hutzler.
NJ Manning 3. Hutzler died YESTERDAY
. fternoon ut the residence Of his fatneE.
Mr. Benno Hutzle,r, No. To-. ~ tr sn
years years. Of age, and was quite popular.
"The funeral viii take place o..morrow:
but. the hour and other details have not
1 Mrs. Kate Graeme Crowley.
Z Mrs. Kate Graeme Crowley. formerly
OF this city, died In Atlanta on Inur soa ~
The remains will reach arn1n. mere and the in
terment Will be made immeoiate'ls y
William Hazard.
AZ sJyil,iam Hazard died at his resi-
denee, No. III North Fourth street, We'd
nesday morning. f .5S u ). i558 ,rha
He was seventy years o. q ge ,.d = Nc =
tinterment was IN OakWooo " -lS'1'1H -
Funeral of M Sheppersor1:
The funeral OF Mr.. gorge w sae el,i
son. the veteran memDer o. died - Th,,rs-
Az ,norninr. took place yesterday after.
NOON from sIrnlnanuel- Baptist Church, OF
which the deceased chad been axm me ,,,e :
organsat,9a Tn fr endle lie
employees OF the Arm and the members q
Marshall Lodge, Knights Pythias, a.
tended in large numbers and there was l.
4 delegation present from McC ART y
Rev. E. w. Stone aconducted the ser
vice and In q brief address paid oeau-
stifui tribute to Mr.. shepperson; OF whom a!'
he spoke as "a good man., whose lnnu-
would be fet lons at.er ne sa,d as
one worthy. to be followed. The music
was very sweet and was rend {. Ply
Miss Holland, Miss Mono cure, Mn VIII
liams and Mr. Bowl,es: There n Was be 2
O. large and handsome designs.
The interment was made IN Shockoe
Hill Cemetery, where the Pythtan burial
service was conducted.
Mrs. Moore's Funeral.
The remains OF Mrs. Thomas g.. Moore,
who died suddenly Flni Los Angeles, Call-
fornia, on Monday. will reach here over
thu chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at
571 o'clock this morning. ]. /,
The funeral will take place from All
Saints Church at O'Clock Tomorrow az
ternoon and the interment Will be IN
Pail-bearers: HonoraryC Colonel William
II. Palmer, e. B. Addison Colonel John
B. Percell, Judge W. tLeake. H. Seldom
Taylor, DR., John Dunn, g. w. Travers
and "A. W.. Patterson. ISL IS
d Actiye-Admiral Harry Webster. Thomas
M, rutherford. e.. Al. Saunders, c. B..
Antrim, John B. Young. E Randolph
Williams. J w. Craig and W. 8. WORTH
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nv virtue OF q decree rendered by the
Richmorl L G hnnterys Court, on the 9th day
5ofSA piil. 1906 in the suit OF Skinker. Trus-
toe : VI. sl<inker ct als., 4 will as special
comm, issioner thereby appointed offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises.
TUESDAY, MAY q. 1905,
at s o'clock P. NJ, that desirably located
and truly valuable real estate mentioned
above. The house has sixteen rooms, not
Including basement, with a wide hall
passing through the centre, and Contains
The usual modern improvem ents,s and with
q small outlay ca n be made 8a most de-
Eiightful home. There is also stable
The lot fronts on Franklin. Street 70x15o
feet to a de, paved alley. Its beautiful
location. togetherbwithfnl of Its surround
3ings.5 {, we'll as its size, axes It In every
particular tho most desirable site In this
city for an up-to- date apartment house,
or. for one or more large handsome pri-
TsRMs: one.fourth 81 tie purchase
money 4 to be paid in cash and the resi-
due upon a credit of ono and two years,
in equal instalments,,ath the purchaster to
give negotiable note, with interest added.
for the deferred payments and the title
.totbesretairied as security for, the deferred
payments. until all the purchase money is
paid and 81 conveyance ord cred by the
cour ~ But the purchaser may pay any
greater part or all In cash, at his option.
80 's.s D WM.f J sL1AKE,
Special Commissioners.
e.rts
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BY James IH. Censhaw,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
PARTITION SALE.

AT the request OF tho owners. who wish
to divide their estate, we will offer for
sale at auction. on the premises, on
i THURSDAY, MAY 4TII, 1900,
nj K 40 p, M, that centrally located resi-
denoe, No. 618 N.Thlrd Street. containing
gix rooms, besides a brick kitchen IN the
yard. The lot fronts thirty-two feet on
the west eide of Third Street. Flenty OF
room for two modern houses, IS.
"A rood opportunity for Investors. III
TERMS-I.iberal. and announced at sale
4 JAMES H. CRENSIEAW,
a ~ ee-tds , Auctioneer.
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!. Ms. Moore's Funeral..
Mrs. Annie u. Skipwith.

rs Especial to the Times Dispat ch.) sst
BOYDTON, VA., April 2S.--Mrs. Annie
l., Ekipwlth. widow OF the late FulWar
skipwith, died at her home, Pro testant"
last night, after a short illness. Mrs.
skipwith was about e5 years old. She was
a Miss Ledyard ana was raised In Mo-
bile, Ala. she was married there about
1860. she leaves one son and three
daughters. They are: Austin s.. Skip
with, Mrs. Helen 'Halstead. Mrs. Annie
Heidlebury and Mrs, Jean Staples. The
deceased had been an earnest and con-
sistent member Of the Episcopal Church
for many years. Yesterday not long be.
fore the end, she was calm and appeared
perfectly resigned. a. beautiful exhibi-
ton OF her Christian character shown out
fully. Yet when she requested her min
lister, who was with her, to administer
TO her the Holy Communion, telling him
at the time that IL was her desire to
partake OF 1t. then for the last time. with
her loved ones on earth. fs
4 She will be buried Tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at "Prestwould," the
ancestral home Of the sklpwiths.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shultz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aSHSIsi p Aprii ss.-
Mrs Elizabeth Shuts, iWtfe Of Mr.. Henry
shultz, died this week at her home In
6potsylvanla county. after brief illness,
aged sslxty-ll1ne years. She la survived by
her husband, two sons and six daughters,
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Wash. and Lee, ". y. i, 8.

fspscial 10 Tho Times Dispatch)
LEXINGTON, VA, April 2s-ln an exciting
.ama this afternoon on the Wilson field.
Wilmington ana Lee University won VOL. from rom
Virginia Polytechnic Institute 20 o. In
esontest was sof supreme interest from start 70
finish. and the University boys kept the team
at play by their roofing. w -
In Tho ninth inning this score was 3 to .. ana
until the eleventh. the victory wa IN do4ne.
The features wore John.on's pitching ana ~,
1ar.,a Teidnr for Washington and Lee, ana
Kelly's pitching and batting for the Polytechs'
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAY.
4 CIR ZEN & REDD,
! REAL ESTATE AuCT!ORE 4 {, /!
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the FARMvlLLE
& P0WHATAn RAILROAD COM
PAnY. II

!, BY. virtue Of two DEGREES rendered ~
the Law and Equity Court 81 the City
f # ahsr On the slst ad
s Z SoWnE m s c5g AkMy xIa.,
SUING f ToR = ac " Y. sA * d 81 sdsianis
os anoun laa sa, Ii NJ e P By
the liens on tile. property within the
f% s6n;yy aays reaaired BY said decree
who were appointed special commissions
ers Tor that purpose (any two OF them
to acD as directed by said DEGREES. will
highest bidder. at the south front 81. the
City Hall In tho city Of Richmond, vir-$
TIE THIRD DAY OF
MAY, 1906. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, III
free OF all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur-
rent year, all the rights, privilege prop-S
ana 81 ths {
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of 3
main line of single track. narrow gauge
daed The ERy Tsn nsrnaa
has valuable terminal proper tes a1a iseili-s
eighty-eight and three quart miles: S to-
gethcrs with oil branch lines, spur tracks,
sidings, depot tracks, and yard tracks; ~
;approximating thirteen miles, rights OF
way, depot buildings and grounds. snopssss
warehouses;, whnrv es. terminals. scales,s
telegraph lines, telephone lines, storessi
houses, stores md supplies, ss5 machine
shops, machinery, tools, applinnces, loco.ss
motives, coaches, cars, gondolass y real &
estate, offices, Office furniture, books and
books OF account, stationery and supplies,S
and nll other property OF every kind and
description Of said Railroad Company,
wherever situated Except cash In bankS
or in the hands OF tho Receiver OF this
Court and hts Agen Is, and any debts, ac-s
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and hts agent from any parties wnatso.a
ever, both on the day Of sale and on thos
( day Of the confirmation Of said salo.
ERMs: The terms OF said sale are
as follows. viz. ;: e Seven y-fiveS thousand
dollars ($75. 0Oo.00) cash, $4,000. 90 siiofs
which shall be paid to8t the commissioners
within three days from the day gof sale
and the residue OF $50. 900, hem the sale
Is confirmed. The, balance to be; on; creditsA
( Of six and twelve months from the day
OF sale; the purchaser to execute ane5sss
gotiable notes for the deferred paymentsgl
with interest from day OF sale, wi thu the
right to anticipate the payment OF SAID
notes; and the title to be retained Until
the whole purchase mon y is paid and
a conveyance directed by the Court.
For further .parti liars as ~ SAID srai all
road and 9th dr property parties are re-
fered to the receiver. Col. Y. M Ri 81
cot, 1t the offices E& OF the Vi Company.s
Ninth and Main Streets. ichrnond. V ,!s.!
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The kafnc was clean and snappy through.
,vs IL ana iee...,o o2o o661of-4 8
W 81 -. ,,,,....01 q o 10000 n--3 8 Z
t,atiAriAs: Warrington and Iee--Johnson and
Ttirnhie. virginia Poytechnic-Kelly and
Chase Umpire, Cadet 0oodloe. OF Virginia
Military Institute.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Shultz
DEATHS.

5BECK.-Died. at her residence, No. 400
North Second Street, on Saturday at
liz a. M. Mrs. Il. A. BECK, In the
nety-eighth year ear g. her age.
CRoWLEY.-D led, tThursday, April 9th,
in'Atlanta, Ca. Mrs. KATE GRAHME
CROWLEY, formerly IInS1 q this city; :, !
MORNING by The Southern train at $40
o'clock, Interment Immediately In TIol-
lyWooi.
Wednesday, April 28th.
at 7b:B IA. M, at his residence No. III
n North Fourth, Street, WILLIAM IIAZ-
ARR, In the seYellty,n4nth year OF his
He was inferred In lakewood Cemetery
Knoxville cTennl Jackson (h1ioh.l and
Orange county q, Y,> papers please
copy, 4 < 81 sSli
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trustee, about 1874 acres on the Nine Mile and
Williamsburg roads ut Fair Oaks Station,

trustee, about l24; acres on the Nine Mile and
williamsburg roads ut Fair Oaks station,
ALBERT O, Boschen, special commissioner. to
Martha Roberts. lot y on plan q sub
division Of square No. 50 Of Rutherford diyl-
'e g. NJ King to Valentine Meat Juice Com
many 10 feet OH cast limo 0f Goddin etreet,
liz yfeot north OF Fells Street. lots l Il 10,
both Inclusive, and lot 2sxeb fest and y feet
on north line Of Fells Street, northeast cor-
ner GoddR Street all In puval's Addition.
800. 81 e U . y y.
land. 90 feet on south sds of Cary Street.
2sa feet east Of Sheppard Street, $500,
Daniel Buchanan's executor. John Mes
Buchanan and wife, Agnes Buchanan, Robert
Rychanan and wife. Mrs.. NJ. 9, Hardy,
Etta b. Newton, William q, buchanan and
wife. Jessie g. ard Thomas Houston, Waiter
Mos! and David Al Buchanan and wives, and
Taylor s. and Agnes Pendlston. to the r., e
and r, II, r. Co, three tracts sggxeyating ! ts
acres mt the intersection Of the James River
Branch OF the r.. r, md r.. n. r., With the
K Northampton electric line. sl.s0,
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4 Two base hits. fDunnaway LLOYD three base
hits. Summers. Carter; home runs, Ll e;y ;
ter. Ia), d xyser} tsj. Summers, starden: base
on balls. on Lloyd 3: hit by pitched balls.
Mench. Sutherland; struck out. bySM Miles s;
BY Lloyd, Z: time Of samestwo hours; urnpiresi
Spencer and Broaddus; attendance. 500.
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BASEBALL NOTES,
Nationals.

t-t 3lNdllOlldlSs titslS g
Harry Arnd. may not 20 back to Lonlsy!lle
The Boston Nationals arc said to banker
second f,aaef,an Jack Farrell has beer ia y
e witho. py b x The sv s. sood S,;
bois e radts Offspring, ., me two larger
oss MI ye ptsbnr rrses f,
=, Aece %,snSy Il the quickest base- bali thinker
in the busin ess, q very hIgh compliment, ,no
latt es' fars I Of April, He is studying medicine
a1 TIA Boston players wired President soden
s & sfe ios sss Ssr 4 'ii ss ss Wss
Catch Catcher Moran. q Boston. last week under;
bona from his hip. He will soon be back IN
4 the game. . IA
Americans.
sAcond Baseman Mullen's work to date Tor
ana Nationals has not been up TO tho standard,
and there - demand that young lI sla y. oe
jimmy col1ins Gays that cy Young h 1a,
pitched every opening game ssd fG mas ne os
4 az Davs ruitz, Of the New York Americans.
made a hit in Washington while the HE'D lgn,
ianders we're there In an address to the ne ioca'
Ct ut,s as1st wanted n,et W Rsnfy
Ton,my Leach says tina. Bill bradley Is p PLAY
.s' p ,sfsy hf sa,ins IN as se
games ne saw him perform.
It must have been the name Nationals, sr az
hs ssnstor coq from ne Ho,,o naS1 including al
ssxsy ne so,r greet na tfsi
the American League. land Manager = rtrio'ir
deserves much credit for the discovery
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AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
BY ). Thompson Brown & Co,
1113 East Main Street
Choice West End Lots,
EXTRA SIZE, FINE LOCATION.
Four Grove Avenue Lots;
Three Floyd Avenue Lots.
30 feet by ISL feet to 20-foot alley.

Nv request Of the nonresident owner,
we will sell by auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH, AZ. 2. NJ,
being the first subdivision Of the beauti-
ful Bali property, on GROVE and FLOYD
AvENUEs, near AUBURN STREET.
Just west OF HOME PLACE. These lots
are elevated, fenced II, and improved by
we'll grown MAGNOLIA SHADE TREES.
Westhafnptot electric line pass the prop
erty. and the location is the very best in
our beautiful Western s,iburb BIS. a dozen
by. Just the place to buy for use or
TERMS. IA cash: balance l. 2, 8 and
4 years s per cent. Interest added, secured
= ~ j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioneers.
Postponed on account OF rain to
SATURDAY, APRIL 20TET,
g O'CLOCK p. NJ.
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The bond required OF, the special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given. CHAs.# O.. sAVILLEs Clerk.
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Funeral Notice,

MQORp.--The funeral OF Mrs TIIOs, Il.
4 MOCSFsE will take place az All Saints
q Church at o'clock SUNDAY AFTER
n MOON. April 50. 14Q6.
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Southern League.

AZ Atlanta * Atlanta, o. Birming ham. ].
AT Montgomery: Montgomery, !; Meanwhile.
q !. =, Z. :,
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COLLEGE COL0RS
FELL W|TBA TH||U|.D|.
William and Mary Outclassed
the Richmond
Spiders.
MILES WAS HIT AT WILL III.
Many Rioters From Williams
burg Shout for Their
Favorites.

Richmond College was outplayed in every
point by the husky fellows from William and
MARY Yesterday afternoon, ana the result wns
an overwhelming victory for the latter by
tho score OF ~ to 3.
There were no star plays on either side. tho
visitors hit like big leaguefs Against back
lots team, white tho locals could not touch
Lloyd worth mentioning
irhere were about 100 rooters from williams
burg, and they rooted good And hard for their
ifayoritAs This contingent was augmented ny
a crowd from this city, among them many
ladies, while the local college. az usual, nad
handful Of enthusiasts.
niehmonds runs were made this way: In the
second inning. Mench was ht VIII p, ,,t et
sun,inets who let ball nass ,I him gn se
second run was aas y ne se si Bays and
scored on sutherlands single. Tncn :. W. was
blanks until the ninth, q r second On Choice
IONS aT out al frst That was all ,... \.
sno.her Sh.nes 70 6ut
How Runs Were Made.
The runs on the other side were MADE N tne
following manner: In the Aecond Kyeer sinsle ,
and coma s On fss s.d
heii "a scored on Marden's hit. In the next
Inning Carter hit for threo bags. and scored
on Wild pitch Then there wsrs two 1IaYt
hitH mt for a homer, and Carter, Summers
Spencer and Siarden singled. IN the genera e. "a
riix.up five men scored. kyser singled IN tne
= 'trinle. on which the former scored, and the
latter passed around 4 on spenesTs out y, se
ninth snencer safed on an error, went dowr
Of, Marden d hit. to third on a choice! and
scored on Lloyd single. Marden also scored
on two choice and 11loyds MT. me oetAa i
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