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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
louisville,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. q, Churchill
= First race-fiye1 and a half furlongs--
FerronIere &c to u first, Begonia q to
u second. Nuns Yelling Is to . third.
1 Second race--six furlongs.-M. A. Pow
I eli 40 to y first, Covina III to y sec
2ond Chief Alilliken (l5' to y third Time il11'
THIRD race-slx furlongs lagoa g to
81 first. Eleanor Howard (9atoG 70 ,s ,ee
Fourth rae mile-Prlncess Orna (eyen)
first. SIX Shooter e to 81 second, Madison
suuare u5o to ~ third. q Time, ]: - 40
q Fifth racc-fve and hall I, furl o} .-
6ond \" ora torian Is to y third. Time,
4 100 As, Il. & 555 .,- a Z, ~, - =. !,
1rst. Western Duke Il TO ~ second AZ.
linda Is to S third. Time, ] ~ go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
4 RAPPAHANNOCK$C CLUB
It's Annual T Tournament Was
Z Most Undressing.
Especial 10. The Tlmes-DIspatch.

Especial to, The Time s-Dlspatch.)
81 RApE'AtIANNOCk$ t3@ACADEMY.S VA,
September 1.-The Rappahannocls Gun
Clubs annual tournament was held here
last Saturday, and 1t was one iof the
most successful In the history Of the
club Messrs. c, a. Holloway, president;
w. FL. Buckncr, ecretary. and j. NJ. Hol-
iloway. treasurer. officers, were untring
Ia their, attentions to the shooters, and
they were assisted by Mr.. p. H. Storr,
the Peters cartridge expert trap shot,
who engratatod himself generally with
thu shooters and made many friends for
his company. n II IA
Fl One event OF twenty-five birds was
shot In the morning and the following
scores made: Storr, %; Moore. ] 81; Hart.
IS a T.; A.. Collins, 10; Chandler. q; Buck
ncr, IL; J. NJ. Holloway. 10; c. IT. Collins.
IS; r.. D. Coghlll, IA; G. a.. Holloway, 10.
Il; When this event was through the
shooters were taken to dinner at the
residence OF Mr.. Buckner and given one
OF those sumptuous, .beforc-th e-war"
dinners which have made Virginia ia
nous. EVERYTHING III season was found
on the table; though the shoot may be
forgotten. that dinner. never. Dinner
being ovcr.the boys were soon at the
traps and two events Of twenty-five
birds each were shot, and the following
scores mn de. 5s 4 ~ 5a3g A5EiF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
a VIGOROUS ATTACK ON
CAPT. OBERLlN N. CARTER
nv a ssocIated Press,

~
CHICAGO, September 27.-Attorneys for
the Federal government to-day made II "a q
vigorous attack on the defense Of former
Captain oberlin NJ. Carter, charged Win
defrauding the government out OF
s., 500 900. circulnstantlal evidence was N n
troduccd TO- show that on several oc-
ca slons when large payments were made
to Gaynor and Greene, the government
contractors, Garter deposited money al.
legged 10 be his share of the division OF
lie profits, to his credit OIL a New
YORK bank. The defendant and his at
torney objected to the Introduction OF
this documentary evidence. consisting OF
bank checks. and deposit lips, the ob,
lection being based on the ground that
/. there was no record In the case h that
Carter ever received money from the the
contractors. 5. Il II sg 5 , ~ ss f i.
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reopen
THE lR RI. 8 PLANT |! nj.
Prominent Capitalists Expected
Here to Look Over the
Grounds To-day, 81

( Mr. w. o. Duntley, president OF tile
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, and
Mr.. " allace, president of the American
,shipbuldlng Company, Of New York.
were expected In the city last night. but
did not arrive, ds
Trey will probably como to-day and
the object of their visit lis said to be the
probable purchase for the American Ship
building Corporation of the old SIrlgE
plant. which will be reopened and OPP
era ted In the event oe TIE nntreltthn Sc : u
sn!a Reg gsf h1sAth liz ar,lcle ii an afternoon
paper yesterday, headed 'Shlpyards to
Resume Work, I We Wolll ID SAY Ehlr being
patriotic and haytEg a most kindly feels
Va Va Wouli weieoms ., : rssimp oi AZ;
tive work at the Trigg shipbsllldlng plant
and would most gladly sacrifice thirty
per cent. of tho cost of the equipment
at polnt of manufacture IN order to pro,
mote scheme that would start up the
which we're imposed upon US In eenrIng
titie to this property. we have felt the
necessity of djsposlng of a part of the
equI pment which has been moved away
hit Wo will gladly, credit such sales 70
paJly, Which we think would be Of I'm.
5meriso adyan tage to Virginia and especiaIs
~ Rlchmond. s5 We assure you tha AZ AZ Ia
not to our liking 70 dlsmantle g mod
ern plant as vel -equipn ias. th,e William
NEg coin =. ne eaulP Ply y
fore Is road lily disposed Of, ~ NJ
a. HIf theirs are IN eTestinE Sp!lr cha sers Of
Sthisaplunl In town, they should Try to get
hold of the owners y onee. u sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
AUCTION Les This Day.
AUCTION SALE This Day.
~ The Valentine Auction Company
agt a Auotioneer r.. IN l an 3333 5sIs }s3
ECE1vEls's sALfJ III
N rs OF II ri !
Empire Steam 1.aundr y,
No. 3O3 w. Gary Street (: !.
Office Furniture, Iron Safe,
Plant Equlp 3.
Horses, Wagons, Harness,
Etc, day, Thursd day II
September 28th. q

Acting Under q decree of the Law and
Equity Court Of tho h City Of Richmond
! VIII sell At public auction J s! . a
WHOLE, on the premises at g12 o'clock
noon TODAY tThnrsday), Sept. iSth, the
Fully Equipped Empire Steam Laundry
Plant, Mo-. 800 West Cary Street, t.ss Il
Tha plant includes Collar and Gun Ma 2.
chine Collar and Gun Dan1pcr, Body,
Ironer. Bosom 1roner, Neck Band lron err
Dry Dry Room. Shirt Press, Collar and Gun
staroher, Extractor,S 2 Washers. 8 !, Iron q
Heaters Shaw Machine, Is H.- 2. Steam
Engine, Boiler, Belts, 5hhftlng Hangers
etc., Is Hand Irons Copper Sta COOK
ier, Tables Chairs, Baskets, Shelvins 9, IA Ia
per Racks, eto., Combination Lock Iron =, o,Eli
Safe, Oak Roll TOP Desk. Q Horses, wa e.
CONS, 8 Sets Harness and other ea VI ~
ments. 81 ISL. a 81 50 VI
OF any Insolvency, but for q dissoluti0n
OF the partnership. The plant ts now Z ~ Ia
operation and running on a pay ing OASIS.
Satisfactory arrangements canBhe mados
with two OF tho present PAL ers 3tCS con a
gtlnue their routes (Which embrace about
two-thrds Of the business) with \. pur-.}S
chaser II desired, Plant open for insp o.
Sale positive. TerUs cash. y. :,
p. G. VALBN y .s33s
The Valentine Auction Comp any, M nj
i f{5s5 g5s32El iAuctioneers.
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Property Transfers

aa r lchrnond--W. II. Adams and wife to sL..J.
Cheatwood % feet b on east line OF X Twelfth
Street, as feet between Clay and Leigh Streets
sss d, wv Burton and wife to Mary g. Miles,
% feet on Jay, Street. nor thcast corner Of Sew
NJ b. Il Il ones and wife to James william
Shaw. 80 feet on south line Of Clay Street, 60
feet west Of Graham Street 81 6s.
Is fset on north line OF Williams Street. 1876
feet west OF Oak Street, $500. .l
william Tenants executor to Helen Robins
son. aS feet on south line OF Iogh Street, %
Ifcetwest Of Third Street s. % \, I.
on north line Of Poplar Street, between Four
Eteenth and Fifteenth Streets. $500,
81 Henrico-John Cuasons to; Cussons. May and
.aa Isaiah j. Hawkes. and wife to Indiana Lens,
III acres on the CralEhton Road, near Rtch-
r:,ond.f 81, 600. i
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The Grand Circuit

ECINCINNATI, OHIO, Septemb Der 37. q. W
the free or.all pace the last eve q
Et tns - Pan Micheal won the first heat
IL 1Ta a Close Fl finish BY q neck from Neryoo
going the distance in42:03 fiat; the ra ss.
est mile paced orr trotted II a race ms ms
fs''g.i4 trot: purse 81, Ooo--Turley won. first,
second and third heats and race. tiolen
Norte second. won third heat; swift - =
third. Best time. 2:oS. 4, - d ~ ], :,
Won! second and third heats and race;
Pan AIicheal won first heat; Neryolo'
third. Best time. EOS: n 49,,
9:15 pace; purse s2ooG IN
f frst heat: Outcome third Best time tin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
~ Richmond Auction Company,
1905 East Main Street. ~ 5ss
4 1205 East Main Street,
Fine Roller Top Desk, ! Type
writer, Office Chairs, Z Oak :.
4 an d Walnut B ;. okcases:|, y
Brass Bed 'll Parlor Bed
Lounge, Etc. Etc at AUG Y
ton r Day. 55ss,.I

We will sell at our warerooms, No 1905
p Main Street coinmenc ing at y q so sA II
Handsomo All Brass Bed and Springs, y
Handsome Quartered Oak Book Case and
Secretary, / Handsome Walnut Chamb per-
Sui, $g Oak Chambe Sa Suits, Odd 70 Beds
Chlronier, Parlor Suits, ! q Par lor# Sofa.
Ben Lounge, Handsome Mantle Y Mlr.s
ror, Dining-room B Chairs. Go ok sS st eyes,
Heating Stoves, p ctures, q etc. MY
SPECI!AL. 88j;8s4
we viii sell at IL O. clock, 81 Very Hand
some High Ro Top Oak Desk, $Yost$
Typewriter in good orde r, Sl + It { 7
File l4eter Press and Stand, Odd Ontoss
Chairs etc,. ETC. N La lies invited to3 ats att;
tend salo. ], q, y, y, !, 55$e
,eo@ Fl Valentino, Aucti oneer. $5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
ATTEMPTS TO BREAK
TRACK RECORD FAILED

e PHILADELPHIA PA, September 27.;;-.
AUDUBON Boy and Sweet Marie trled 10
break the track records at Belmont Dry
Boy ATTEMPTED TO lower the track record
gof i $50 "a. q made by Star Pointer but
the best he could DO was. s:os II ,,,j 4
3tamptinR a to break the track record Of
: 2;O4 ~, made by Chesceus, was 2 :O6.a .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
NO |I0| INDICTMENTS. IN |I! |! Nj M
BY j GRAND i I, JURY !||||
CONTINUED from First PACED

= d y II Il
oinct. but nobody knows. Tho witnesses
following were NJ. r. Pace, James Han
non, Jr., A. Via, Joku A. Moroso. j, r..
Wilkinson, M, T.. Smith, VII, Cox, w.
III, Jarvis Frank Gordon, p. II, Allen,
w, NJ Bnford. John \, German, y, T.,
Tyson, s, N, Post. r. 1. Green and L..
B. CulBerson.
What all these witnesses testified TO
no ono outside OF the jury really knows,
but good guessers are OF the opinion
that they told nothing upon which the
grand Jury can find an Indictment.
No More Witnesses,
When the Jury entered the courtroom
and asked to be dismissed until II o. clock
to-day tho foreman did not ask for tho
summonlng Of any now witnesses, and
the natural supposltlon Is that they are
about through.
Tho star Witness II there was star
witness yesterday, was Culberson, who
has been lingering In jail for some time,
The Jury expressed n desire for an In
4teryiew With Culberson, and a deputy
sergeant hustled off to the jail to fetch
( him to hook, Cluherson took the oatl,
to tell the truth and was marched OFT
to the grand jury room.
The Commemorative attorney said to
Times Dispatch man last nights y
have not been asked to prepare any m
dlctments for tho signnt nre OF the fore
man of tho grald jury"
,po you understand that to mean that
there Will be no indlctments?" was
asked. you can draw your own cons
illusions" replied the attorney.
The probability Ia that the jury will
make It's final report this morning, and
very strong probability Is that II Will
not show any new indictments and thus
Will end the Investigation Of alleged cleo
lions fraud in the late oily primary
election.
DIR. John u. Winn has returned to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Virginia Postmasters.
~ THE Tlrnos-Dis patch.)

Especial to The TImes-Dlspatch)
s WASiIINGTON,sD. 4 CT September 27--
Postmasters appointed for North ! Caro-
lima routes: Ashboro, route 2, Nathan
S. Andrews. carrier. j. N, . Andrews, SUBJ
sAutryville. route 2, Foyl Autry, carrier;
John A. Cooper, sub. Gibsonville' route
i Earl Fonville, carrier Francis M.
Smith, sub. Randleman, route !, Joseph
a.. Ivcy,s carrier; All. NJ. Wright, sub 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
mrs. DIES
Of OVERDOSE OF DRUG
She Was Unable to Stand Heroic
Treatment Necessary to
Save Her.

oyerdoses Of laudanum, Mrs, Sallle Almonds.
died at the City Hospital yesterday morHinG
I Mis-. Almonds was about sixty years OF aye
and had been addicted TO tho use Of laudanuln
for some time. When she was found IN an
Thought that she had taken the drug Win
suicidal intent. bnt ihs theory Vas soon ex,
heroic treatment necessary to counterfeit the
powerful poison. and although everything was
done that medical skill could suggest, she
died yesterday morning, Ill sd
,The remains werc turned over to her son.
whose home Is In Goochland county, She Yll
~ buried there, Is e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Purchase 81 Players.
i4fgI fpv 4 y.s,ct, ,.n,d 1,rosa !,

N tEi83 - i3f BY AssOciatcd I'resa. !
81 CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-Rule 81, per-
tanning to the purchase OF minor league
players, against which q protest had been
filed by Barney Dreyfuss, Of the T! it's
burg National League Club. was upheld
to-day In a decision of the National
cd that the rule was IN violation of the
constitution Of the National League. t5I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
J. ONE WAY COZ oNIsTs, RATES,

FL Via Chicago Great w estern Railway, e.
10 points In Arizona, California, Colorado.
Idaho. Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah,
washington. Alberta and British colum-
October 3lst, Choice Of routes. For fur-
sther information apply 10 ", M. Mccon-
nell, ~. II. A.. SCI Bourse Building. = llll-
.adslphia, gp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
MACON
SHOWED UNDER :|.E|:..|
Beaten By a Score 81 50 70 5 :, BY
the University Of V ii':
.3s /. ginia.
FOOT Ball SEASON + OPENS ''|i:l'
Princeton Defeats Villa Nova and
Cornell Shuts Out
Hamilton.
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS 'IE:
3 Z 4, = ,4he T,,nes- Disna tch.)


Especial to The Times Dispatc
f CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, septem--
Der Virginia opened her football sea-
son to-day by defeating Randolph;- Macon "a t'll
College flfty,nlne to nothing in thirty
minutes Of play, breaking all previous
records for high score on Lambeth Field '1''l'
1t was pretty hot for swift football but
king. Coles men showed remarkable
speed. Tho Westerncr is evidently show how
ing his wards how the famous polnt-a--
minute Michigan team used to play the
game. M
Hammond Johnson, Virginia star half
back Of last season, scored the first
touchdown after two minutes Of play,
and thereafter 1t was q walk-over. Fly. Five
more Stouchdownsg were added in the re- re-
m1,ainder Of the half; and all save one
were converted into goals by Warren
Sensational Dashes.
$g5 Prac tlcally whole new team went
in during the second half. but tho scor-
Ing went on Just the same. In this
half Pinck showed up especially well III
the back field. maxim two sensational
dasl1es through the line for good gains IN
The features Of the contest were the
long runs made by Randol PHI and CraW-
ford, and the splendid interference BY
Barry. end on the North Carolina team
last season. The fourth touchdown of
the game was made by Randolph, who
caught the ball on the kickoff and,
aided BY Barry's interference, ran nearly
the whole distance of the field.
Little opportunity was given to size
IN Virginia on the defensive. The best
Randolph Macon could do was to gain a
total OF half a yard, The visitors were
heavier than last year, but appeared
10 be tagged out early In the contest.
The Line-Up.
Virginia. Position. .s RIM. M
Barry. !. right end. Recommendations
q (SmIth), I
Burke. 1. right tackle. Woodhouse
A. (Maddux), "a !s
Murphy y. right guard ,Wunder
Kolock \. ........ center. Sylvester
ps sHuSMfSl, left guard Harrison
Haskell. left tackle. ........H Hamilton
Warren. I. left end. Z. ..,...,... Davis
Randolph Quarter back Randolph
Crawford. ,...rlsht half back. -, Walters
(Maples) ti54
Johnson. left half back. Hall
(Pinck), .l 5a}.
Dodson. I. full back. Thrasher
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. johnson T. Dod-
son q Crawford g, Randolph, Pinck.
Goals from touchdown; Warren 0. Ref
cree: Dir. Pollard, Kim Umpire: Graham,
T!mekcepers; Archie" Hoxton and
Smith Linesmen: Cooke and McClin-
tick. Time: fifteen mlnute halves,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Jacob Lit Dead

81. (By Associated Press,)
n YONKERS, N. VI Sept, 27.--Jac COB Lift
thc theatrical manag ger lied at his home
here to-day, Lift was As years old and
was born in Milwaukee.
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.Gaynror and Greene.
(By Associated Press,

! '7I7 (By AssoclAted FToss.J .7I7
Is OTTAWA September 27-The writ for
Stheextraditlon OF .Gnynor and Greene
probably will be issued to-morrow, un-
less some further method OF delaying
proceedings can be discovered,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
BARKER os.E y ).
.Juryin Case Of Barker vs.. Met Cue
~ Decides for Defendant.

The Islander suit OF James B. Barker
against John Il. MoCue came to an end
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
defendant. 4! $s
The case was argued Mt considerable
ength by counsel for both sides and a
noon the Jury took the case After hes
ing out less than half-hour the Jury
rendered a verdict In favor Of NIcCue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
!. Remember
q &! Q
Sunday Outing
Old Point |, i
Ocean View \. 4 | ! \ !
Norfolk
Every Sunday until October is
Every Sunday until October Is,

Are still running every Sunday. Large
crowds continue to patronize these popu-
lar outings, @. = Q, outings viii cons
:tinus every Sunday until October 18TH.
year to visit these points. s1,Oo round
trip every Sunday, ~
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Will sell at my auction HOUSE., Mo- IL
North Seventh Street, i 5ssfl

Ut Il IL Ru ursday, September IS, 1905, NJ
At 1890 O. Clock Il Day, 81 lytSs
4 Chartered Oak Library Ia BILE, 8 Guar
tered Oak }V Tardro bes, II ndsome Fold "
ing Bed with felt mat tress. Han dsomes
Willow Morris Chairs, 81 Gal A1orrs Chair;
iBureaus and Washstnnd, Oak and Walnut
Bedroom Suits. Walnut Office t. bles, S1i
outdoor show Case, 8-Foot Counter. show:
Case in good Econdlt ton, = Drop Head New
Royal a Sewing Machine, Singer Saving
Machines, New and Second -hand .Rock ers,s
Walnut ana Oak Cane Seat Chairs u
CHARTERED Oak Book Case and Secretary:
Oilcioth. several Rolls Mating, Carpets
Couches, Parlor Lamp, ! g hild's Iron Crib
1 Dental Chair,Hl Stat onery BASH ana ll1
Stnnd,B2 Iatrobe Stoves, II ters, etc. WI
GEO ". q MAYO Z, tlloneer.5$'S +,
b. q. Buford Salesman z
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SWashington,5 s !; Cleveland, O.

E5VVdSlIlI1S lOII,a
4 y.AStIINGTON, Sept. 27.-Washington
shut out Cleveland to-day through time
fly batting. .E8, 81 @ :, :,
washington o3o1O2 0. o 80 2 @ 0
Cleveland \. 1890 D o o 90 0 90 10 ri 2
81 Batteries-Hu and Heyden ~ West
Hurst, attendance, 100 Time, / 40. fSs3
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Where They Play To-
Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago, u; Brooklyn.

VI CHICAGO. September 27.-Brooklyn
failed TO get a hlt5of Lundgren until two
were out In the ninth.
Brooklyn !, 49,. !. o o o 900 90 30 5
n Batteries 4: Lundgren and O'Neill; Does
cher, Bergan and Ritter Time, ! AZ. Um-
pire, kema Attendance, 1880. As <: 15I
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New York, 8; Pittsburg, 8

a. VCW{t1. % y, , = 3StoUUR 81 :. "a
@ PITTsDURG. PA, September 27.--Pltts-i
burg mado more hits than New y DIRK, but
otherwise was outplayed at ever point;
s Score; ist = I Y sj., ff Isl r.. II. p
New York ........ 20 10 900 Oy2g5 10 o
i Batteries: T. field. Leeyar and G. hson;
GlVlltse and Bresnahan. Time hours;
SUmpircs, O Day and Emslie. Attend
ance. 6, 80. El.5EsA 49, 81 q
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ST. Louis. 7;TNeW. Y ork, q.

n NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Harry Howell
( had the upper hand of the New Yorks
IN to-day's game and 81. n Louis won
( "a Sly. III. :. /,
s5 Score: w. H. T. y. =.
81. Louis ..........2 0111300 2-7 II
i News5 York y. ......O O O o 90 90 2-2 3 IS
Batteries: Howell and Spencer; Putt.
mann, Goode. kleinow and mccarthy.
I'm pire, O'Loughlin.i Time, 2 hours. At
tendance, LEO. f55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

IN the three-mcn team shoot Bowl
Green team. p. L. Raymond, F, w
Chandler and II D. Coghill. Won by g
small margin from Rappallannock# team,
w. H.. Bucknery Jr.. j. NJ. Holloway and
c. a.. Holloway. f3 .S{
IN the first event Moore won first
prize, d handsome cigar case: Hart. sec
ond, a beautiful shooting coat. Chand-
Ter and z. a. Collins tied for third prize
and In the shoot off Collins won. In
the second event hundred dollar gu n,
donated by tho Stevens Arms Company,
was Won by Mr.. Hart, who broke TWEEN
sty-five straight; the trunners-up were
Raymond and Chandler. only two BIRDS i!
Ing Green Club were awarded a hand-.
some trophy and are the declared cham
pIons Of Underwater Gun Club, which they
will only hold one year. the Rappahlant-
mock men declare. n ~
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\ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
I Scores Yes tcrday.

Scores Yesterday.
New York. s !: Pittsburg. 8.
Il Chicago. Z; Brooklyn, 2: s;l
Philadelphia, s st. louis D.
Boston, ID; Cincinnati, TO- 81
Where They Play To day.
New York at st. Louis, ~ n
4 Boston at Chicago. ss, !,
@ Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Boston, Ia; Cincinnati, I o.

Boston, IA; Cincinnati, 70.
CINCINNATI, q OHIO. September ~ ID
Errors by Cincinnati, followed by hits
turned to-day's game Into q rout; ], y ),
g Score: M Is II, . !, . u. y. -. =
Boston '...,..,3.....$ Q o 80 ga o 2-l4 40 u 2
Batterles: Yowinklc, ohns and Street;
Willis and Needham. Time, 49, Umpire,
EIuhnstone, Attendance, LOCO.
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Philadelphia, s.; St, Louis, Q.
ST, LOUIS, September Phila dclphia
pounded Taylor hard to-day ana won
easily. 4 "; ~ II 4 81 A (, :, 1, :,
a Score: . s.5 Ills y
PHILADELPHIA 49,, 012 4 Q 80 0-6 II Q
Batteries: Taylor and Grady; Kane and
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Victory for Chicago To-day and
Defeat for hiladclphia Will
Change Positions. s5S
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
Washington, 6; Cleveland, o. Is .I4,3
Z Boston 2-l; Chicago, 0si5. ~,
( Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, I.
A st. Louis, q; New York, 2. iiI 81 VI ii Is
Where They Play To-day.
Detroit at Bost on. &, n g A
Cleveland 8at New York, !. ~
WI, g liicagol at 3 ohiladelpflla
Of the6 Clubs,

Standing Of the Clubs.
philadelphia .so IS SIC Cleveland ,72 n sos
i Chicago:., IS sta Boston 70 y ~
New York. 40 81 (. TOD washlngton..ts 50 III
Detroit r. 70 .to1l ST. Louis. ....6s 90 .s7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

UOds0N. 40 UII UtiCK .''''' HFtSI1Vt
Summary-T ouchdo johnson q, Dod-
son 2, Crawford q, Randolph. Pinck,
Goals from touchdown: Warren Q. Ref
cree: DR.. Pollard, N Jympire: Graham.
Tin,ekeepers' Archie" Ioxton and
Smith. Linesmen: Cooke and McClin-
tick. Time: fifteen mlnute halves. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
5s oE G. Nv. MAYO i Auctlonaer,8
II no North Seventh Street. v

II " 80,
" Geo. H. ntine,S Auct Lone aim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-23
a Distinction.

John Paul, chief steward of the JEFF
ferson democratic club, in New York,
enjoys tho rarc distinction OF being a
grandfather and a grandson at the
same time. His baby granddaughter
has just been born and his granl-
mother is living at the age of 81
John Paul is 46 years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-23

John Phillippi, a horticulturist Of
Lodi, Cal, hes perfected a new fruit
from the peach and the nectarine. The
result is a firm. sweet white meat,
with a palatable mixture of the fiayors
Of the fruits from which it IL a cross.
1t is called tho ''peacherine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-23
usa Cur Apparatus.

The Osaka Electric Light company,
of Osaka, japan, q city of 100000 PEG
pie, is equipped entirely with Amer
lean electrical apparatus, including six
turbines, also made in Schenectady.
This company has a paid-ub capital OF
81, 200, GOO, anl is SO progressive that
it is on q par with some Of the best
American c~lo1tric lighting companies.