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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12

The Board of Equalization and Re
view met yesterday afternoon.
By this time the property owners
who have protested against the absurd
appraisements of their properties will
have appeared before this cAimerical
tribunal, composed of three important
members of the congregation and two
native members.
The three functisnaries offer them
selves from yesterday and during fif
teen days up to public. admiration as
brave rectifers of wrongs.
1t is work that has fallen upon
them and no matter what the result it
will not merit single sign of appro
baton.
What glory do the shepherds of the
-edemptionist fold expect, if as is no
ped, they declare absurd the valua
tions of property in San Juan7
1t is already that in the minds of
everybody without the functionaries
stating it.
How could those fantastic appraise
ments have been sensibly made when
they are so evidently false?
And is it to affirm that the valuat
ions are not just that the Board Of
Review and Equalization has met?
Is it not ridiculous that these three
functionaries affect the formation of a
tribunal in which they allow two natl.
yes to sit, in order to compel the tax
payers to repeat for the hundreth time
that they have been the victims Of the
most unjust treatment and that they
have suffered greatly in their interests?
However serious Mr.. Post may be =
come, no matter how many books of
sociology Mr.. Willoughby may put
upon the table, Notwithstanding how
savage Mr.. Elliott may look, they will
never succeed in giving prestige, res
pect and soIemnity to the dreadful
tribunal Of ruin presided over by the
liquidator of the colony.
This regime is full of such useless
representations, grotesquely theatrical.
What is the good of this meeting
an~ Why was it held2.
The increase in the value of proper
ties cannot in any way be justified.
The principal wealth, which is cof-
fee, fact which Mr.. Willoughby well
knows, has been destroyed. @-~
de is well aware that the coffee
plantations at the present time have
little if any value.
No bidders have presented them
selves for those properties that have
been put up at auction in order to
satisfy the voracity OF the irsulai
treasury.
Mr. Willoughby knows it. And he
has said that those properties in the
power of the government are public
charge.
And our coffee. wkich is the prin
cipal element of wealth, being in a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
EDITORIAL

Icondition of ruin, the destruction of
agriculture being increased by the
Ifallacy of so called free trade, ii is
to conceive how properties
lean be worth more if they are like all
/ the other sources of wealth of coun-<
|try, subject 70 the fatal laws Of the
great economic crisis which annihila-
ltes our island.
And it is inconceivable that notwi-
|thstandiug the conviction which the
government m1st have of these truths,
a tribunal should meet in which the
majority Of the judges are continen-
|tals, and those commanding the least
confidence merely to say somethin5
which pei haps we already know.
Although it is possible that these
three distinguished liquidators will do
nothing more than ratify the work of
the drunken assessor:
That is to say, retor1ng the 1ud-
gment of Mr.. Lee. giving him the
distinction of being the most illus
trioue drunkard of all those that re-
|demptionism has put in circulation.
1t would be nothing singular We're
the three shepherds of Equalization to
present US with something.
Let us wait. We will not sound to
day a severe note Of censure for the
three great tutors who form to the tri-
bunal of the public auction.
They must have suffered enough
yesterday. They must have heard 100
many painful truths and lamentations
from the tax payers.
All their complaints, all their pro-
tests will have resounded in the ears
Of the guilty magistrates, responsible
for our ruin, as if it were the impo-
|sing voice of the people of the colony.
demanding the justice and respect
due them.
Our con tumacious tutors suffered
deeply yesterday.
Each property owner must have
seemed to them a ghost, each claim
ant. a dreadful spectre that had ap-
peared before the tribunal of public
auction to present their complaints,
harsh but just, against the present re-
gime, the functionaries and against
the government.
Finally, this government which lives
contrary to public opinion, laughing at
it's dictates and despising its manda-
tes is going to Put itself for few days
n contact with very, mportant social
cl: s., it is going listen to their com
plants and perhaps heed them.
They are complaints founded on
Justice.
If in spite of this, il does not heed
hem, if the majestic exhibition of the
.hree functionaries accomplishes not
hing, then at least we will know for
what purpose and with what object
the Beard Of Review and Equalization
assembled.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
Los dis1usabioS EN- Odessa
Reformas indtiles

Nueva York martes-Comunican de San
Petersburgo que han llegado varlas noticias de
Odessa. avisando que han ocurrido nuevos le-
vantamientos en- las ciudades de. la costa del
Mar Negro.
Ell gobierno del Gear no oculta sus temores
de que las anunciadas reformas constructions
les sean insufcentes para calmar el estado de
protesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
Rum0reS de crisis
en Madrid
Una aclaraci6n de Montero Rios

Nueva York, martes.-Informan los titimos
despachos recibidos de Madrid que Ell senior
Montero Rios ha desmentido los rumores de
crisis que circular on aver.
La situacion del Gabinete no puede ser mas
despejada v franca por otra parte e] gobierno
tiene coutraido Ell compromise de celebrar las
elecciones no puede dejar de cumplirlo, segnn
frases del propio presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
q confaic10 de Marsrgaec0s
La situaci6n Sc esta agravando

Nueva York martes.-Informan dc Tanger
que la situacion Sc complica al Norte de Africa,
y ofrece I'm serio aspecto que atrae sobre Ma
rruecos la expectation europea
La escuadra inglesa ha dejado la bahia de
Gibraltar para tonaar posciones en- los puertos
mogrebinos y garantizar los extranjeros.
Ell Sultan ha recibido una nota de las po-
tencias exigiendole que restablezca ell orden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
sNOS~rtO

Rsgistrado1 de 10 propisdad sustituto cue
como Notario, en- Arecibo. Bajos do Ia casa
nnmsro Is. calle do la Crus, - haze earge
Do presentar para su inscription On 81 Regis
tro do 10 propiedad del Distrite y remitir
los respectivos interesados. los doeumentss
que CON tai objeto 60 10 envfan.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
Las pa.eGaucI0ne8
del general Castro
Ell orden en- Venezuela

bidos de Caracas dicen que la proclamation de
la lev marcial en- Venezuela, fue una precau
cion tomada por ell general Castro en- vista de
10 grave de la situacion peco que no ha sldo
precise mantener.
Ell orden no ha sido alterado nj en- la capital
nj en- ningt1n punto de la Republica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12

Sucesos sangrieDtOs

Nueva York martes-Los despachos reci-
bidos de Toxic dicen que los disturbios Sc han
reproducido nuevamente en la capital del i'm
perio japones.
Los ultimes successes han revestido caracte.
res sangrientos por la severidad empleada por Ell
gobierno para dominar los tumultos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
Los socors'os del Papa
Para las vlctimas del terremOto

Nueva York, martes.-En Roma ha causa-
do excelente efecto la noble rivalidad estableci-
da entire ell Rey ell Santo Padre para acudir
en- auxilio de los desgraciados que han perdido
en- los tiltimos terremotos cuanto poseian.
La miseria es espantosa en- eli Sur de Italia
La suerte de los infelices supervivientes de
la catastrofe no pueie ser mas desdichada-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12

Temores del gobierno

Nueva York martes.-El estado de excita-
cion reinante en- ell ia pom hace temer al gobier-
NO que sc levante una seria revOluci6n' en- el
pals, evitar 10 cual pone todos sus empenos y
todos sus recursos el Mikado.
Ell gobierno ha puesto las tropas protejer
lossconsulados de las posibles acometividades
de las turbas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
10 c6Ier'a EN- Hamburgo
Epidemia que aumenta

i. epidemic del colera ha hecho progresses en-
Hamburg amenazando con sus contagios las
demas poblaciones de Alemania.
Las precausiones que han adoptado las au-
toridades sanitarias son innumerables, pero
hasta ahora han sido de efcacia muy discutible.
La epidemia va en- aumento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
PuebIos desaparecidos
La Tragedia del Sur de Italia

Nueva York, martes.-S. S. Pho x ha en-
viado una suma importante para auxiliar las
personals que han quedado en- la mas espantosa
ruina causa del horroso terremoto.
Aldeas pueblos enteros han desaparecido
CON todos sus habitantes. Ell cuadro que pre-
senta el campo es horrible y consternador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-12
q 1err.eur10t0 ers Italia
DetalIes espeluznantes

Nueva York, martes-Las noticias que Sc
reciben de Italia, dando cuenta de las proper
cioues colosales del terremoto que ha causado
tan graves daios al Sur de la Peninsula, son
verdaderamente conmovedoras.
Los despachos cablegrahcos traen espeluz-
nantes detales que producer un tragico es-
tupor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
|BUTTL|NC BEATS
FAv0R|TE 4 ALA
McGirnis's Horse Captures Bay
Chester Stakes at Bel
mont Park.
CAIRNGoRM ALSO A WINNER
First Race Won BY The Gadfly
and the Fourth by
Migrainc.
cAlRNGoRM ALSO A WINNER
(By A.soc,ated Press.

NEW YORK. May 1s.--J. L. McGinnis's
quilting. we'll played. won the Bay Ches.
ter Stakes at Belmont Park to-day over
a heavy track. zeala, the favorte, also
heavily played, was never prominent, fin-
ishing In the ruck. -Four favorites were
defeated. Summary:
First race--six and half furlongs-The
,Gadhy ne to 81 frat, Aeronaut &c to y
second, Cottage Maid u3 to 81 third.
Time. 1:25
Second race-four and half furlongs--
Guiling Star e to p first, Astronomer e
to y second, Hammeraway 90 to y
third. Time, :54 SO.
Third race-the Bay Chester Stakes,
one mile--,Buttling (6 10 y hrst, Sinister
(I5 to u second, Amber Jack go to y third.
Time, 1:46.
Fourth race-seven Acknowledgment
t(2 to 81 first sprakers g TOD second.
Firth Iaeeon On mlie soo,d g to a 5Ist;
(S to y third Time. 1:46 %. :.
Sixth race5six furlongsLC ;;n .eC q
Iond, Uncas q to u third. Time. 1:1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17

Richmond: Christina RUPERT to R. T. Hill,
so feet on Leigh Street, southeast corner Of
Kinney Street, $3.50.
u, ". Johnson to John Washington Hughes.
AZ feet on south line OF Preston Street, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets, 1880
NJ, *. Tucker to James T. Sloan. IS ~
100 7.ls feet south Of n Street, sl.lto;
Beadles, 26 Ia feet on north line OF Grace
Street. northeast corner OF Third Street,
r. =. Gaskns and wife to Thomas Drum-
mond, 10 10 feet on west line Of Cherry
Street lit e-S feet south OF Cary Street, 81 ESQ.,
IIenrico; Broadd,is o, Carlton and wlfs to
l.. A. Guy. rs feet on south line OF Broad
street. l23 feet east OF chimborazo Park ROAD,
James caskie ana wife, to Charles "A, Brown.
122 feet on south line Of Frankll Street,
southwest corner OF Deep Run Street, y. 745,
K ", w. Reanls and wife to William p and
Linnie w, Agee.t 80 feet on south line OF
Lewis Street. about ~ Of mile from Rich
Nanni is'V &, and Anton H. Therman to
Agatha P, Meoney, 800 1-2 feet on Bellevue
Avenue, southwest corner OF Hermitage road,
about 2l-2 miles north OF Richmond. 81.
Charles Wagner and wife 70 Anna F, Nash:
ga. IS acres on the Charles City road, about 8
miles east OF Richmond, s., 200,
West End Realty Corporation to Virginia
Realty and Construction Company. lot No, 9,
IN block No. !, and lots Nos. and 5. IN block
No, g, plan OF Park Place Annex, 1880,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
NORFOLK RACES
STOPPED BY rain IN
Threatening Weather Kept the
Crowd Down to Small
Number.
TWO MILE sT I E: ? I: (; 81
.Favorite Withdrawn on Account
of Rooeyv Ground Eo1
TWO MILE sTEEPLecHAsE
.Favorite Withdrawn on Account
Of Doggy Ground-Fol-
low In Wins.

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispa,ch.>
h NORFOLK. VA. May 16.-Lowering
clouds that subsequently turned loose a
downpour Of rain kept the attendance
OF the opening OF the Norfolk Horse Show
and Fair Association spring meeting
down to about 1900 people. among which
was large sprinkllng Of ladies'
Three heats OF the first race for three
ycnr-olds. trot or pace. half mile heats.
were pulled off before the storm pre-
cluded the practicability OF finishing the
contest
H. H. Harrison's Alvine won the first
heat and gave evidence OF being capable
Jesse James won the second heat with
ease, however. and II. H. Williamson
Whitby, Jr..s the third heat Time.
1:161-2. 1:19. 1922.
NJ. II. Whites Estrelln won two
straight heats In the second race-s:24
trot, one mile. three In five; Miss Nil.
dred CA. j. Smith. second: Clay Cecil
5(H. N. Reaves), third; B. r. G. %. r.
In the third race. running half mile.
2 In 3. Trapezist, C. Eewsboy have each
won a heat. Time, 1907 and 1907.
The foregoing uncompleted rac,s VIII
be finished tomorrow afternoon before
taking up the days programme.
l.. p. Halliday's Setauket won the
fourth race. running, one mile dash. with
ease. r. NJ. Taylor's (Baltimore) Mon
soon. second: E. schneidcr's Twelfth
Night, third: Thomas Reeds Nhtstltns
Con. fourth
Mr.. e. Q. Hayes Withdrew Westown,
as also did Mr.. l.. p. Holiday Trapezist
from the steeplechase over two miles,
omen to all on account OF the DOGGY con-
dition OF the course In several spots.
The drawing OF Westown, especially was
great disappointment to the crowd. as
he was a prime fnvorite.
r. NJ. Taylor. OF Baltimore, RODE FOL
low On, and came near losing the race
.by oyerconfidence. as they turned into
tho main stretch Bennett drove Heber
hard. and was on Follow On's nose as
they came under the wire. Ben Mer-
chant. OF Warrenton. rode Paul Y. Port
ner's Cheyal Dor and was unseated az
the third fence He hung to the bride
regained his seat and finished the race
Result: Follow On, first; Heber second;
cheval Dor, third. Time. 6:29.
The following are the Officers OF me
races for the week: Judges. w. ]. (Broad
Rock) Carter, Z. r. w. Barker. n. q
Goodridge. r. s. Cromwell ana captain aI2 :!
! A. Pritchett; clerk OF course. w. y
Cobb: starter. w. w. Hutchinson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Racing in Kentucky.

(By Associated Press)
b LOUISVILLE. KY. May B.-Cnurch
Hill Downs summarizes:
&. First race-six and a hall. turlongs--
7 Geranium t2to y first, Copperheld q to y
second, Bradley's Pet e to y third. lime
Second race-hve furlongs-.King. :
Daughter Il to 10Y first Two Bills Q3 TO 81
second. Cotton Town 90 to y third. Tine'
1:3 IL. ,,,,,i.
rs TO u first, TWO Penny Us to ~ second,
Cantcrelle do to y third. Time. 1892 IL.
Fourth race-four and half fu lrLna +
rRnnnett III "a 0Oy frst, Charlie Eastman
Is to il second. hermitage e to y third.
Fifth race-short course steepleshase,T7
second. Beana Si13 to y third. Time, 800.
4 Sixth race-mile and seventy yards,
Foreigner a to y first, Orient q TO y
second, Florizel "a to 60 third 1 T TIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Results at st. Louis.
fpv Associated PreSs,)

ST. LOUIS. MO-, May le--F,air Grounds
First race-four and q half fuIlongsn1.
to {, i second, Margaret n. q TO s. third third
i Second race-six furlonss-1-Rayadna, \, q %
lack I,olan r1S 10 - third. Time. ! IL 1s6
: Tn Thlrd raceNfour and q half furlongs.Dgr;;
Gardner Is to - first, America II. 6 TO =
second, kiss e to- third. Time 100 , 10.
Forehand Is to s. first, Lubin. g to y
second, Ethics g to y third. Time. 1: ~
i-G E,fth race-f,ye and half furlonss---
Evening Star rs to y first, Alamodan o
to i second. Miss Manners Is to y thlro.
Time. 100. A..
HonIon i15 10 u first, yBullfnch (6 TO -
second. Aladdin 7lto q third. Time, 1:be.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
BY N. W. Bowe g Son. s IL
Real Estate sAucttoneers.
That Most Desirable and
Conveniently Located Brick
Dwelling, No. 22O8 East
Broad Street at Auction.

We will sell. by auction. ON the prem
ises, on -
at q o'clock p. M, the excellent dwelling
above referred to, containing eight large
rooms, nemly papered, bath and generous
sporches; besides there are detached
good a two st Dry brick stable. The lot
fronts rs feet by about 1853 feet 4 inches to
a 2O-foot alley. and the back yard Is
nicely paved. This Is a good renter, never
and win prove attractive either. as a home
or as nm Investment. The nelghborhood is
excellent. owners generally Occupying
their own property. and the house Is
especially we'll suited for physician.
TERMS 4iheral lind ut sale.
May l3-tds 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Rival for Steel Trust?

~" 80 ISTecIaI 49,
PITTSBURG, Pa. May l6.-Eugene NJ
Reilly and n. 3, Kelly. OF PittsbIrg, have
obtained options on about forty sheet and
pendents, and operated In competition with
the United States Steel Corporation. These
options do not expire until next September.
Tho promoters Will merge the concerns into
ona company to be known as the American
Steel Company
i been made, The problem Is TO get away from
the high price Of sheet b. bars The United United
the price OF sheet bars to s2S ton. 1t IS sail
that on learning OF the proposed consolidation
OF the Independent sheet plants, sheet bars
were reduced to s3t ton, the object being
10 xiii tho proposed consolidation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Hackensch1nitt Better.
Especial to The Times D!spatch;99

lspselai to The TImes c ;p!s5a,tcn9} acken.
echr,tt champion wrestler who was taken
II In ST. Louis on Friday night. arrived In TINS
civ Yesterday, He at once yislted MS phys
sician and found that ne was not 80 ~ 90 no
'a "TS sel physcian who treated me in ST. Louis
said IInckenschmitt, told me me IN that - S Gag
! Y1rk The n'i physician here tells me that
weak and ne ;ast rr 1est n,s %te w
Nv wv temnemture at lo5. have cancelled az
mn theatrical engagements in the u 1!,t g
States and will sail for Europe May eol''.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
TWIN CITY GAME.
Manchester Colts Will Try Con
clusions With Richmond.

Tho game at Broad Street Park this after
noon at 4:45 o'clock will be between Manches-
ter and Richmond. The southside team Is now
in first place on a tic with the Brownies. and
IL they win the game to-day they will go to
the top. George Bender's team claims that
they will not let tho Colts win. and viii
accordingly cut down tho Southside percentage
ball artist will pitch for the Colts. and
Crawford will handle the sphere for the
/ RichmonderG, s454Els isf r. 49, 9tja
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Woodmen Of World,

Y CHATTANOOGA, TENNn May 16,-The
yoverelgn camp Of tho Woodmen Of the
resume the sessions in Galveston Texas,
go that the delegates might attend the
unwilling OF the monument there on May
hers Of the order who lost their lives In
the food. Two hundred dollars was voted
to the sufferers Of Snyder Oklahoma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
v. P. l., 10; Miller, q.

Especial 70 Tho Times. spatch.)
BLACKSBURC;, VA, May l6-Theiast base
ball game OF the season was played this az
tsrnoon between Miers school and v. P. l..
and resulted in a victory for the latter BY
q score OF 10 to 2. The Cadets hit Jones
heavily in tho sixth inning, and the visitors
went up In the air sufficiently to let in seven
runs. Tho game was a fine exhibition OF
baseball, with exception OF the sixth In
ming.
Kelly pitched an exceptionally fine game
for V. p. l., holding the visitors down for
two runs, both OF which were made during
the sixth inning. The batteries were Jones
and Woodson for Miller School; Kelly aud
Cooper for v. P. l.
Following is the score by Innings; :,
MilIers school o0o002 o.
v. p ammonium. o o o27o0 LID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
OFF for the Fatherland.

Miss Louisa G. Yolkman, daughter Of
M. Charles "A, Yolknlan, left for Balti-
more yesterday afternoon over the York
River Line. She will sail this morn
she she viii remain for several months. The
ship will land, at Bremen. large party
of the young lady's friends went to
the depot With her to bid her God-speed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Presidential Postnasters.
~, Asaoo,o ted Press

(By Assoclhted Prtss'3
WASHINGTON, p; G.. n NAY az le'I wcre
following PI rsnn.' pos'''''''s'
alpApl1 nb paanmuaNAndsiusia, ". II. Woodruff;
W R snrth 1897 eser-
gia-Brunswick Albert NJ. smt.n, LIAM LIAM
mon mond. Benjamin s. Gallup; South Caro-
iinaNWestminster. Ira s. Pitts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Famous Bulldog Found Dead.

"A, # (special to The Times D!spatch.2 20
Z NEW YORK. May 1e-champton Rodney
of Chnrles J. Hopton. OF this city. was found
dead in his travelling box at Jersey City on
Monday morning. He was undouoseo!S SUI .hs
shov at Syracuse last week. There ne was
one OF the attractions OF the exhibition. (,
The animal was perhaps the pest ~. kno~ h.v o.
gained tho coveted title OF "Champion under
the rules OF the American Kennel C!uo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Ped Mems Pow-Wow.

The Great Council Of tho state WI
,.,- AZ ~ council f,re May nth, in Peters-
burg and on May 18th. they Will h 'd.
: n e. session. at which time the work ORR
q the adoption degree will DO exempt. ).
fed by thu Norfolk team. composed o. ::
~ embers OF the Black Hawk Tribe.
uili ~ run special cars from Manchester
to Petersburg for members OF me orue1
only. Cars leave Manchester ota tioN !
O. clock P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY H. Seldom Taylor 81 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 8 N. Eleventh Street.

n fIREE NICE CENTRALLY LOCATED
FRAME DWELLINGS. NOS: b29. az
AND ba3 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN
EASY TERMS or PAYMENT, On
THURSDAY. MAY 18TH, 1905. we VIII
offer these houses and lots for sale z, on o.
house contains eight rooms, bath. range.
hot and cold water and the location
makes them very desirable for persons or
moderate means.
md Ia months for notes. with interest
added, and secured by deed of trust on
the property. :, -, ~
May1 Auet'oheefs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Standing of HE Clubs.
New York, q; Chicago, 0.

'
NEW YORK. May 1s.-The Chicago Ma
time by the New York champions to-day.
Score: r. II. +.
Chicago. !. I. +. s............oo ooooooo-o 2
4 s Batteries. Zss;:!t:ca anS, Ki!,S; AInes AMI
Bresnahan. Time, 80. Umpire. Ernsl!e and
Klein. Attendance, 1900
Pittsburg, g; Brooklyn, z.
NEW YORK. May ls.-Long hitting was
feature OF to-day'h contest between Pitteburg
and Brooklyn. Clark and Howard each driving
for home run
s,core Il II. r..
4Pituburg ~. ...... ....1 20 o. o % -
Brookyn...... ...!....o o 0502o OIL IL 8
Batteries: Lynch. Case and carisch; Jones,
stricklott and Bergen. Time. 200. Umpire,
O,Day. Attendance. 500.
St. Louis, II; Philadelphia, 8.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May ls.--The locals
developed a batting streak toward the end
3 OF. the game but could mot overcome the lead
OF st. Louis.
Score: r. II. e.
st. Louis. 1000 ~ Q OIL e
Philadelphia 3.....l o 00o312es Is l
Batteries: Taylor and Grady: Sparks, Cald-
we'll Gordon. DOOM and Abbott Umpire,
tombstone. Time :65. Attendance, LIB
South Atlantic League.
Al Augusta: Jacksonville, 4; Augusta, O..
At Savannah, Ga: Savannah Columbia game
xt Charleston, S. c.. charleston-Atacon game