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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
AUCTION SALE.

On July 9th, at - O'clock NJ. at
Wilmington, N, G., IN the building
occupied by the Adrian Grocery
Company, will be sold at public auc,
ton large LOT of Secondhand
Magnetic Telephones, both wall and
desk sets. Extension Bells, Hattery
Cells, etc, and several SWitchheards.
A good opportunity for the pur-
chaser to make big profit. Any In
formation wanted can bs obtained
by applying to W. w, Shaw, Durham
NJ G,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
TRIED TO ESCAPE.
"a Sensational Occurrence in Con
nection With Grub Case.

Especial to The Times spa tch.) q ~
LEXINGTON, N. c., June 29.-Lester
Davis. Henry Charles and David Leon
ard were bound over to August court
Tuesday, charged with being accessories
before and after the fact In the attempted
assassination Of n. Clay Grubb about a
and was readily given.
# The evidence against them was slim,
but the magistrate held there was proba-
BILE cause. sS5
sheriff was taking Nat Crump back to
jail from the courthouse. He suddenly
sprang from the buggy and attempted to
escape. He was fred at three times, and
finally ovcrtaken and recaptured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

Einla Annual Conference NJ. L. Church,
South, convened In the Methodist Church
ct this place yesterday. About sixty minis.
tiers and delegates are here and a number
of visitors are in town In attendance upon
the sessions Of the conference.
The conference was called to order at
10 a. NJ. by Presiding Elder. j. Powell
Garland, and Rev. A. G. Bergman was
elected secretary, with Rev. L. ]. Phaup,
assistant.
Tho conference proceeded with regular
routine work until u o'clock, when the
opening sermon was preached by Dr..
Henry q. Johnson Of Suffolk. before a
largo congregation. "a
Tho session will continue tomorrow
morning, and at noon Rev. ]. N. Latham,
5 of Portsmouth, will preach. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Trustees Sale Of =
VALUABLE FARM. s$t
IN 8ALBENIARLESc COUNTY, IA. NEAR
KESWICK DEPOT.

III BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
data the Nst day Of August, 1901. and re
corded In the clerks office OF Albemarle
d GrsLsr trustee under Said deed viii
offer for SALE at public auction, upon the
premises on x. i =, ss,. s,
WED NE 1o'oi <59kT +. sH NJ,
B 5Ea Lon eHS5A 70 THE EsTATh OF dEo;
e K5NBREKoHH6TRHRNGfHRi SNo THk tAs
HuSpRED AND sIxTY-TW9o, IAN, AN 2
LESS, LYING ABOUT. ONE sd MILD
Ths tract Of land is beautifully located
mountains. about seven miles from the
CITY Of Charlot tesville and the University
Of Virginia. About one hundred acres OF
It being In timber, the rest being open
land, much OF 1t In grass; the land y OF
excellent quality, well adapted to fruit
culture az well a. me ne,
Watered and sufficiently smooth for tho
use OF machinery. 4. y,
There Is g commodlous ana an a,.raGI1vS
seven "a rooms and two (2) bath rooms,
With an office building containing
rooms, surrounded by "a large lawn and
ceilent spring; there are also excellent
barns, stables and the usual outhouses on
the hf farm snni,, surroundings are eptional1y
fine. the. roads are good, the railway sta
ton near, and there Is ready access to
churches and schools. An excepsonal ops
portunity lis presented those wishing to
secure a home. 45s sSlE . =. III
STERMs-Cash as to one half ~ Of the
purchase, and as to the residue, ON credit
Of one and two q and q years; in equal
for the deferred payments. bearing inter
est from date till paid, containing waiver
Of homestead exemption nnd secured by,
deed OF trust on the land sold the man;
BY the purchaser OF the same in q reason
able sum for the benefit of said trustee
as his interest may appear. tor furtneS
- = - p. P. BARBOUR. Trustee,
Gordonsville. Va.
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Summaries at Del1nar.
fBv Associated Press. )

sg (By Associated Prcss.)
ST. LOUIS, MO, June 2s'-D elmar sum
First rece-four and a half furlongs-
Sainada e to y, first; Miss Nichols
s(2 to y. second; Mrs. Murray g to -,
third Time, :57 As. ~
Second race-six furlongs-Tony Lep-
ping 90 to y, first; Outlaw q to y. sec
ond; Emma Meyer e to y, third. Time,
l1:17 rs.
Third race-seven furongs-Lady Mo-
neuse e to y, first; Wakeiul (6 to y,
second; Sandalwood e to y. third. Time,
1881 10. III
d Fourth race-slx furlongs-Lady Vashti
Il to p. first: Canajoharie q to y, second;
Sorrel Top Is to D.third. Time. 1:l6 3-5.
Fifth race-mle and seventy yards
!second:~ Borak Gsto y, third. Time,
1:48 rs.
Sixth race-mile5 and an eighth-Hub-
bard (6 to 3d. first; Court Maid g to 81,
second Rostof e to y. third. Time,
/ .57 2-5. ~ ssf5s ~. III t0t7a53.t59i E
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two races OF the day, these being the
varsity four-oared and the freshman
eight Both crews rowed magnifcently
and Harvard had to use every ounce OF
her power and bring into play every
muscle that her men had trained for
this particular test of speed.
The varsity four-oared race or
two miles went to Harvard by what is
officially declared to be length, and
the freshmen race went to the same
crew by an official length and three
quarters. The official time was as fol-
lows:
varsity four finish: Harvard, 1l:2:
Yale, IL :27.
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Latonia Events.
lBy Associated Press. }

iBy Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI. OHIO, June 29.-Iatonia
First race-one mile-Mntbed e to y
first sarenola go to y secondh Dr.. Ken
ney "a to y third Time, 1:42' !,
to u first, Grenada Is to u second Corr
tez Is to y third. Time, 1:0l So.
Third race-mile-sf siss Lee 90 to y first,
1Florizell e to 81 second. Fonsoluca I'll to
s. third. Time, 40 rs.
Fourth race-mile and 10 yards-swlft-
wing III to q first. Joe Goss Is to % sec
ond, Mayor David s. Rose (eyen) third.
Time, / $50 4-6. $3.50 :, ,
Fifth races furlongs-Helena Q, g TO
Tinker Is to y third, Time, 1;O1 l-b.
Sixth race--mile and quarter-Scotch
Thistle e to y first, st, Peters 40 to y
second. Benyolo e to y third Time,
2.ni AZ. .tI... -HL- ~ ~ -.
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Races at Memphis.
Z (By Associated Press.)

I MEMPHIS, TENN, June 60 summa-
ries:
First race-6 furlongs-Hilo dS to 81
first, Garter Us to 81 second; Bonebrake
e to }5) third. Time, LII 3-4.
Second races 1-2 furlongs, selling
Charlatan e to y first. Ranlus Q5 to y
second, Quinn Brady g TO y third. Time,
Third races furlongs-G regor *. n to
10) first, Rightful g to y second, Stand
Pat e to p third Time, l: 10 IA.
Fourth race-mile and one-eighth-Ed-
ward Hale &c to s. first, Cay American
Tifth Tracc--slx furlongs-My Eleanor Is
to s. first, Alllsta az to 10Y second, Prince
Saln salm e to y third. Time. ]: l6 "a
Sixth race-one mila-Raviana III Ia
100 first. Comic Opera Is tol2) second, Mr.
Jack 40 to y third. Time. 1:A 1-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

''KILBOURN." THAT HANDSOME Es.,
TATE, CONTAINING2 80 ACRES LYIN0
e 6 8 EiGHT i MILES FROM RicH-
MQND AND .ONE-HALF a. MILE FROM
RAILROAD DEPOT AT BON Al r. III
All OF the land Is fenced and sqhdtyided
into fields. about two-thtrds Is cleared and
In high state OF cultivation, The dWell-S
Ing is a very large building with slate
roof, containing nttaen rooms. many of
which are unusually large and high pi!s c!,,.
ed; other attractive features are sery
large halls wide pSgshaes bath bath T roc sts
tltally situated Nm tsn-asrs gr eve q
barns, h etc, good orchard. land wAtersd
by springs and branches. an unusua w
large and valuable spring supples mouse
etc., by means OF a ram.
For further particulars, photoSrap hss
analysis or water, etc., apply 20 tne avg,
tionaer, who will also. take pleasure IN
showing the promises II ~, - Il ssSiss5
Parties wishing to attend the SAFE can
do SO by private conveyance. or by train
on Southern Railway, lea wing Rlchmona
1880 ana returning from Bon S-Nirff a ili
TERMs--cash as 70 cost et eS y n m
together with Interest thereon from May
10. 1893; thu balance on a credit OF ons
and TWO years, deferred payments. hear.
ing Interest. and 10 ba secured by decd ~
s'ssN WAi. ELLYsoN. Trassse. 4
II desired the purchaser can ne w AaoFs
i ,,.,ot q y AAsoa, A Y )
N
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Killed BY a Train.

(speciaI 10 The Times, D!spatch)
FRED ticks BURG, VA, june 90
News has been received here OF tho
death out west Of Mr., William r. McGsv-
ock formerly Of this city, who was killed
by train few days ago. Mr.. McGaY-
ock was educated at fredericksburg Coll
lege and married Miss Flora Stokes. Of
this city who died, and later he mar
srled Miss Summer Bozel He was q son
Of Mr.. Jahaes 3Mciayock. wealthy stock
ralser Of Wythe county, *
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South Atlantic League.
Augusta. 8; Columbia, 8.
Savannah, 2; Macon, 2.
Salisbury, IS; Greensboro, 70.
.fs# (Epecial to The Times .Disna 4 chr M


GREENSBORO, N: Gu June 2s.-Lucas
was upJin the air IN the first Inning, and
Salisbury-Speneer made ten runs on a,
combination of hits and errors. and won
4 the opening game Of the series of three
here this afternoon, the final score being
Is to 10 in their favor The contest, how
ever, was a great deal more exciting
than this score indicates, for at one time
: II looked as II Greensboro would win
Manager ]. ]. Grim tonight relinqulshes
the franchise, and turns the Greensboro
team over to local enthusiasts. Wilson
will proba bly, become playing manager,
] Grim gives up the management on ac-
count Of i'll health, He left tonight for
West Baden Springs Ind, for treatment
for kidney ble. iif,
Score by innlngs; r, Fl. r,
Greensboro .....,l 2 1E110 O.b O-1o IA IL
sallsbry spencer,1 2 % Q o ~ x-1b 10 s
Ratteries; Lucas and Ryan, Whpple
and Bentley. Time Las, a55
Umpire McCratl. Attendance 900.
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American Girl Won,

LONDON, June 20 -To-day's tennis was
marred by rain. Play had to be stopped
Of Of Passadena, Gala. won again using n
poWerful torehand stroke to great nd-
Vantage. Holcomb Ward scratched for
the Ail-England plate, one Of the eompen-
waik.over in the second round of tho
gentlenlens doubles.
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Southern Kap,pr,a Alphas.

(ByT Associated Press
ASHEVILLE, N. c., June 28.-Two ex-
5ecutive5 business sessions OF the Southern
Kappa Alpha fraternity convention were
held to-day, minor questions Of policy be-
the ensuing two years will take place to-
morrow, and lively fight for the office
OF knight commander is anticipated be-
tween John Temple Graves, OF Atlanta,
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/ Birmingham Terminal.
III lBy. Associated Press.l

151iI777 80 lByg!Ass0c1ateul Pfess.J 1--lll-
. BIRMINGHAM La. juno 29.-The
Birmingham Terminal Company was or.
tganized in this city to-day, the object OF
which Is to construct and operat s a union
passenger station in Blrmingha which
Will be used by the Southern, Alabama,
Great Suothern, Central OF Georgia., Sea-
board Air Line, and Frisco.
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Maroczv Is Ahead.

(By Associated Prcts.)
oSTEND, June 29.--1n the international
chess match, Maroczy finished The first
half with ten points or l 10 poi ms better
than the scores of Janowski5 and Tar
irasch. who are tied for second and third
place, within 8 1-2 points.
Next comes Schleichter with points,
and he Is followed by Marshall the
American: Leonhardt and Trchmaii, each
with Il points
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day by 81 to 4. This Is the first Of a
series OF, three games.
III RR1TsI, AND SULLIVAN
The Two to Meet July 81 st in San
francisco.
.(special "a The Tlmes.Dispatch)

9 Especial To The Tlmes.Dispatch X
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. June 20
James II. Britt, OF this city, lightweight
champion, and kid" sullivan, Of WASH
ington. D. CT have signed articles for a
2o-round riatcn 10 take place July 21sti
before the Hayes Valley Athletic Club,
OF San Francisco The men are to
weigh is3 pounds on the day OF the fight.
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Virginian Gets Degree. !.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa tch)
z HANOVER, N. H. June 29.-Among the
students who received the bachelor of artt
College was Allen Roulhrod Graves, Of
5Lynchburg, Va, the only Southerner in
tho graduating class
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TERRIBLE STORY
OF CHILD's Death
CONTINUED From Third Page.)

and the newsboy had recognized him.
It seems now as though three news
paper men would he called to the Wit
ness stand by tho defense. Mr.. H. NJ.
Smith said last night that he thought he
would call Mr.. ]. A. Moroso. and Mr..
Seal of tho News Leader, and O Times
Dispatch man to prove certain state
ments that witnesses had made when
Mrs. Smith was first arrested.
The presence of a number Of lawyers
In the bar was noticeable on yesterday.
Amongst those who listened intently to
the proceedings was Mr.. Minetree Folkes,
elect who has been a constant attendant
in the court since tho beginning OF the
trial. 5i59 X
Justice is Blind.
1t has been remarked that two of the
Jurors wore patches over one Of their
eyes and that one Of the Jurors is very
not swear on the Holy Book, but insists
upon his right to affirm.
The Times-Dispatch man saw and
talked with eight citizens of Manchester
late last night. lie asked them what
they had heard concerning the days pro-
ceedngs in the Smith case. Every one
Of them said that tho feeling Of the
people OF Manchester was turning to-
wards the prisoner They, all thought
that she must have some excellent ex-
cuse for beating the child, and they NIL
thought that she would be acquitted.
ut seems to me- said one Of them.
that the witnesses for the Common
wealth helped the prisoner case.
have heard number OF people say this !
It is OF interest to know that the last
great trial that was begun in Manches-
ter was In February, 1875, and which
continued until May, 1876, when the pri-
soner was sentenced to hang and VISA
executed on September l, 1876 nearly
thirty years ago.
Burned Twelve Buildings.
The case was the Commonwealth
against Hilary Page" a negro, who was
charged with burning tw:slye Buildings
owned by Colonel F. @. Ruffin, Jr., In
Chesterfield county.
His only excuse was Il had the devil dew
in me- ii Is 4 q Il
His excuse was that he wanted to
move to town, and no thought II he
burned down all the houses Colonel I2ut-
fin would go to live in Richmond,
Ia Judge Weisiger presided, and Colonel
William Anlbers was Commonwealth's
attorney. assisted by Mr.. George D. Wise,
OF Richmond, who Is still hale and hearty
and we'll known as q criminal lawyer.
Messrs. D. a. Hancock and D. L. Pull
liam were appointed by the court to de-
fend Page. The case was tried again
and again, finally going to the Supreme
Court, Page was sentenced in May. 1876
On the morning of Friday, September ],
--S7e, the negro was taken out to Ches-
terrified Courthouse by an escort under
the command Of Captain Drinks" Lips
scomb and MI. Henry Fitzgerald. Cap
tain Lpscomb is now chief of police OF
Manchester.
When on the scaffold he asked Rev.
Binga, O colored preacher still living, to
make a confession for him, This was
done, and Rev. Brown, another colored
divine, offered n prayer. Hillary Page
then went to his death stoically, lie was
buried in grave within twenty feet
Of the scaffold.
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for Rev. Herbert Turner

AMHERST. MASS, June 29.-Alnherst
College to-day conferred the honorary de-
gree OF doctor OF divinity upon Rev. Her
bert Barclay Turner, chaplain OF Hamp-
ton Institute, Va.
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Danville, 8; Charlotte, !.

3I-7- n 1speciRIE to The T1mes' Dlsratch.1 -6-T@
DANYILLE. VAo June 20.--DanyIlle
won from Charlotte to-day by score Of 3,
to J. Benny and Wesp were Danyillo's
batteries Wesp pitched a superb game.
Both sides scored home runs, Charlotte's
battery were Reynolds and Reid. The
game was battle royal in both infield
aud outfield. ID. J. Il q
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DR.. Evans Returns.
Dr.. W. =. Evans rector Of Monumental
Church. returned, here from New York
last night and will conduct his services
on Sunday morning. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
''E 5B5FP|{ 'Tf 4 GAME \
Cleveland Played a Double-Hea
CT Yesterday and Won and
THE PHlLLlEs BADLY BEATEN
Giants Took a Game From Them.
By the Score Of
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday
Boston. 4; washington, 3;
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland. 8-2; Detroit, 80. n
st. Louis, 4; Chicago, 2.
Where They Play To-day.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York;
('hjrpH0 ut ST. xOlliE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit ut Cleveland.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Boston. q: WASHINGTON,

BOSTON, MASS, June 2o.-Tannehill's
steadIness and some lucky, timely hit
ting won the game for Boston to-day, { !, I,
g Score: Ts ~ n -;
washington .......0 o 0 90 001-3 3
Batteries Tannehill and Crger: Hughes
ana KIttrcdgc. Time, 1:42. Empires, Nc
Carthy and Kelly. Attendance, 3, a63.
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Southern League. .

At Atlanta: Atlanta. s: Birmingham. s..
at 5Montgomery: Montgomery. 2; Nash
vile, g., tts az
At Shreveport: Shreveport, s; New Or
leans, 0. 81 81
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Orange, 6; Stanton, 4.

s:a Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
sTAUNTON. Va, June 29,--The Orange
baseball team defeated stanton in,
z a well plaYsd ten innings game hero to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30

Three trains--s. $50 and % A. M. sl.Oo
round trip to Old Point, Ocean View.
Euckroe and Norfolk. Twelve hours at
the seaside. PASSENGERS can stay at
Ocean View until 2 =. N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
- OF HOUSE AND LOT IN BEECH
yVOOD PARK !as2A i5lF s4}I ttif4f}! S5

r. OAIAfTssIONERs' AUCTION SALE
- OF HOUSE AND LOT IN BEECH-
WOOD PARK.
II In execution Of the below mentioned de-
cree the undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell by auction, IN
front Of Henrco county Courthouse, on,
MONDAY, THE Sd DAY OF JULY, 1906,
at IL o. clock M, all that lot OF land.
fronting SO feet on Beach Avenue and
running back between parallel lines 90
feet, wi h a new frame dwelling and other
improvements thereon, In said Beechwood
Park, III enrIco county, Va, near tho city
OF Richmond. This sale offers great In
di,oements 10 those who wish to combine
country with city life.
TERMS -Onc-thlrd In cash. tho residue
IN two equal instaiments at and II
months. with per cent. interest added,
money Is paid and a conveyance directed
BY the court; or all cash. at the option of
the purchaser, rs !, !, !. !, .
fIAsSINs + HoBsoN,
Special commissioners.
In the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Ea mes and Thorp, ct ais, plaintiffs.
Albert Moss ct ais, defendants. Decree
Tho bond required Of the Special Com
Imissioners has been duly given.
s SAMUEL II, WADD1LL,
Ia ps-tds Clerk. (,
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New York. IA: PHILADELPHIA, d.

NEW; Y DIRK. June 2o.-Faultless field
Ing and hard hitting gave New York
victory over Philadelphia to-day. :,
Ns ssor York 0 o121o4.-1 ii o
Philadelphia OLE OF o o o. -4 8
Batteries: Orth and Kleinow: Bender,
schreck and Bartin. Time. two hours.
Umpire, O'Loughlin and Connor. Attend
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Cleveland, 8, 3; Detroit, 3,

CLEVELAND. OHIO. jung % leye-
land and Detroit played OF too post;
poned games this afternoon. Cleveland
winning the first and Detroit the second.
sco core ' ea' R.5H..E.
d Cleveland ..........2 O3l W. x-6 70 Y
Detroit o 2 o 0 0 o 51-3 II 449
Batteries: JOSS and Bemiss; Killian and
Doran. Time, 1:40, Umpire, Connolly
s ssE1.iu 81 r. H. z.
Cleveland !. % 90 o1i0oo1-2
Batteries: Moore and Be1niss; Donovan
and Doran. Time, 1:50. Umpire. Connolly.
Attendance, 8,248.
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st louis. Il; Chicago, 2.

CHICAGO. June 29.-st Louis cutplay-
ed Chicago to-day and won. = :,
sS3 Score: 5,s q !, II u ], =; Il -: -. y:
81. Louis z. :. ..s % ~ II 0 o % o. %
Batteries: Al1rock. Smith and McFa 4,
land; Petty and Weaver. Time. l:o1..
Umpire. Sheridan Attendance. 4,6s5.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day.
BY N. w. Bowe s Son,
Real Estate sAuctioneers.
Sale by Public Auction Of
th 9 Shipbuild ding Plant,
Mac inery, Tools and 9th
or Equipment Of the Viii
liam r. Trigg Company.

The undersigned. Special conamissIoner..
Richmond. will offer. for sale, by. pubic
aections on the premises, at Richmond,
Il 4 10TH DAY oF3JULY, 1906.
all the property OF the William r; Trigg
Company, consisting of that we'll located
and thoroughly equipped shipbuildin1g
plant with tho machinery, derricks. tools
and appliances belonging to the same.
"a This property is most eligibly situated
for the purpose of shipbuildlng plant,
car works or other like enterprises. The
machinery on hand, recently purchased at
q cost OF over S400, 900, is Of the most ap-
proved labor-saving design, and in first
class condition.. The real estate Will be
offered both In parcels and as q whole,
and in like manner the machinery, tools,
etc, will be offered In parcels and as q
whole. AT the same time the Richmond
Dock, a part OF this plant, which is in IT.
self an income-producing property, will be
Offered for sale separately. IL
b q This sale presents exceptional opportu-
mites to capabilities, manufacturers and
other parties interested in Industrial enter
prises, ITO purchase on easy terms and ut
fair prices most desirable property.
Upon application to tho undersigned.
pamphlets, maps and other printed mat
ter presenting full information as to the
terms fsale, character and location Of
the property. and all like data will be
furnished.
=, BEVERLEY B. MUNTORD,
LILBURNa T. MYERS,
81. Commissioners.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE

(special to Tho Times Dispntch,)
FRANKLIN, VA, June 29.--The Ports
mouth District Conference OF inc VIZ
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VIM. r. Trigg Company and others.
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the above mentioned. Beverley B..
Commissioners. appointed by the decree In
tho aforesaid suit, entered on the 23d OF
May, 1906. has been duly executed.
(S!gned) CHARLES o. SAV1LLE,
81 Clerk,
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si5 BY A. L. Adamson, If
Real Estate Aucttoneer. !,
Manchester, Va. ~
Trustees Auction Sale Of
That Beautiful Old Vir-
ginia Homestead, Near
Bon Air, Known as
nKilbourn.''' ss

BY virtue Of o., g certain deed {. Ct tru ~:
eierks Office 81 Chesterfield County Court,
In D. B. 81, page 2S6, default having bAe.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
Standing Of the Clubs
( New York, II; Brooklyn, !,

New York, II; Brooklyn, !.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, June 29.-New
York scored another easy victory over
Brooklyn to-day.
Score X. r. =:
! Brooklyn ..........o 0 0 0 o COL 2
Batteries: Matthewson, Elliott, Bower
mand and Clarke; Eason. Doescher and
Ritter. Umpire. Emslie. Time, 4 :o5. At
tendance. 1000.
Philadelphia, 8, 2; Boston, 2, 7.
N a n r o N, a LES. W 4s:...
PHILADELPHIA, PA, ] uneg 29.-Phtla-
delphIa took two games from Boston
to-day the visitors being outplayed IN
b both contests.
First game
Il Score: X. II. E.
Philadelphia $500. 010180100-3 o. 8
Batteries: Frazer and Needham; Corri-
don and Doom. Time, J ;s5. Umpire.
tombstone. x
Second game
Score: r. II. r..
Philadelphia :....0 00l01 80 5 i
= Batteries: Willis and Moran; Suthoff
and Abbott. Time, 40 Umpire, John
stone, Attendance. $500.