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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Otway S. Allen and wife to
Lulie Lyons Hail.. 80 feet on north line
OF Monument Avenue. 154 feet cast OF
''. John F. Ragland and wife to Susie S.
Main Street 81 41-2-12 feet on west line
Of Eighth Street, SCI 900,
Eliza T. Southall. James G. Southall's
administrators, James p. G. Southall' and
wife, Evelyn H. southall and S. Y. South
all trustee, to Henry 8. WalLsrsten.
So 90 feet on south line of Marshall
Street, So 2-3 feet east of Tenth Street,
Charles p. whitlock's executors and
trustees, to Elizabeth, Martha Louise
and Charles Whtlock, legal title to- GER
tain real estate belonging to the estate
Of Charles p. Whitlook. deceased s..
Henrico: Emma J. and George w, ellis
TO Florence 2. Johnson. 20 fest on west
line Of Thirty-fourth Street, 167 80 feet
south OF Clay Street.; $1,000.
Clarence Walden and wife to- Mary s,
Hooper,. 80 acres about 10 nilas below
Richmond, adioininr the lands of M. II,
shirk and others, $3.50. a
virginia Building and Loan Company
to Marie Boe, l6 10 feet on south line
Of Grahnm Street, III feet west OF Erin
Street. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Washington Affairs.

4 (From Our Regular Corresponueut.1 -.
wAsI1INGTON.1 D. c.. June 1.-Poetmasters
appointed: ~ ~
surbsr. Vice Nettie b. snIner. r Gaessen
WinRina Nelson county. Charles y. DAHso'
vice c. g. /. johnson. resigned. -,,r
North Addle. Jackson county WI, WI
liam Il. Crawford. vice L. +, Fisner' 'eS's 1
Rural routes ordered established:
virstnia-Jetersville, Amelia county, route l.
population 400, houses 103.
North Carolina-Walkerton, Forsythe couh's'
route i. population, 3l9. houses IS
Rural carriers appointed for North Carolina
routes: dudley, route o John II. Anderson
eerrier robe Grady, substitute; Saulston,
ra,ts"1 George q. Best, carrier. Paul NJ. Best,
substitute. fla
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Racing in Kentucky.
OBJ Associated Press.)

(BJ Associated Press.)
u. LOUISVILLE. KY, June 1-Churchill
! Downs summarizes:
81 First race--six Sfurlongs-ColoneI Jim Douglas
b(b to y first, Fallen Leaf q to y second, Doc
Wallace 100 to y third. Time, Els 2-6
e Second receive furongs-Wrenne Is to 81
first Elliptic 10 TO y second, Dudley (3oTto
~ third. Time. 1903. 81 III s
Third race-seven furlongs-Dutch Barbara
Us to s. first. BenoIo Is to y second. Mum
4 (la to 81 third Time. LEI 49,
Fourth race-one mile-Mc1lvain q to D first
Handy Bill $50 to y second, Pirate 40 to u
third. Time 1:42 IS.
a Filth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Problem Is to 81 first. Jen Latona 90 to y
second. Nickie Us to y third. Time. 100.
e Sixth race-one mie-Marshal Neyss(2 to y
first Our Sister % to y second, Manfred
(eyen) third. Time. 1:42 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Railway Earnings

- Atlantic Coast Line Railroad reports in
creases OF ,easss4 in gross. ans sso s77 N net
siss. s76 IN net for nine months ended April
Goth. q. eil wv. ). -,o 49,, ,on,
~ EXPENSE ss1 asn, a 81 or AT
Net 1905. .7osls7; 19o4 ssss 40: 1923: :sl4 !t2'
gross ten months. 1905. 1s.1ss os2: 1904 SO
os6. 41eoa SIS 16S s34; expenses and taxes. 1905
a. bs1 s5s 1904 SO 3ol 1903, 4s5; net
Ten months. ;s.5ss.125; 1901. So { lsoS
$685. 400. !, -, :,
sosS Taa I'm gross and &3S145 In net earnings
FOR April; 1854, 0ts in gross. and 1858 Cos in net
earnings for nine months ended April Soth.
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Results in st. Louis.

(BY AFSocIated Press. tII9
ST. LOUIS, MO-, juno Fair Grounds
summarizes: g A
First race-four and one-half furlongs-Ex-
element az to ~ first, Tom McGrath az to
10Y second, Rolla Il TO y third. Time, 56.
E Second racc-six furlongs-Shippingport & to
~ first. Pickles e to y second, Ora = q to
y third. Time. 1:l5
Third race-five Acknowledgements "a to ~
first. Ina Gray (1b to y second. DR.. Mccarthy
5u2 to ~ third. Time. 1:o2 3-5.
Fourth racc-one mile-The Cook e TO q
first, Monte e to 81 second, Pinkerton q to
~ third. Time. 1:4l 90.
Fifth race-one m!le-Lacy Crawford (S TO
81 first, Gaylisette e to ~ second, Aamode
q to y third Time. 1:4l So.
Sixth race-mile and seventy yards-Red Leaf
Il to % first, kenton (l5 to y second, Marlin
i6 to ~ third. Time, las.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
WHITE SOX WIN
SLUCG|NG MATCH.
Cleveland Loses First Game But
But Still Keeps Position
On Top.
CHAMPIONS BADLY BEATEN
Giants Win From Boston and
Pittsburg Shuts Chi
cago Out.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago, .: Cleveland g.
Philadelphia, g.: Washington s.
Detroit s,r W. 8; s. y. t Duis., ~
Where They Play To-day.
Boston ut New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. L. ri Clubs. w. L. P.
Cleveland....22 IL .ei7 Washington. II .432
Chicago" ..?2 II .6l1 Boston,. ....l5 20 .4zp
Philadelphia is 81 New York...15 90 .4o5
Detroit. ...i9 II .52Slst. Louis. ..l5 % 1896
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clut
Chicago, 9; Cleveland, S.

T8 CHICAGO, June 1.--Chicago defeated clcvt-
land to-day in q smuggling game.
i& Score: r. II. f..
Chicago...... .........2502oO 20 III 8
& Cl6yeiand...... .........1 OF o o 0200-6 3
n. Batteries: Rmth and McFnrland: Donahue
Bernhard and Be1nis. Time. :8 Umpire,
O'I>oughl.n. Attendance. $3.50.
Philadelphia, 6; Washington, S.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June LATER OBJ
talnlng but one hit III eight innings. Wash
ington batted Plank out OF the box. but failed
TO win the game.
Score: r. II. E.
Westinghouse. 1880 90 90 o0o5-5 3
Philad elphla. ~. + ........0 l 0'02I02. - II 8
@ Batteries: Hughes, Patten and Kttredgc:
Plank, Bender and Powers. Time, :55. Umpire.
Kelly and Mccarthy. Attendance 4,Csl.
Detroit, s; St. Louis, 2.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. June The st, Louis
team los, Its NTH straight game to-day.
st Louis. .........o 100000 o.: g i.
Detroit. .....s .............01 o.
Batteries: Petty and Weaver; Donovan and
Drill. Tine 1853. Umpire. Connolly. Attendance.
1870.
New York, IS; Boston, S.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The New York Amer.
leans to-day easily defeated Boston.
New York........ .....oasosi1so-y II !.
Boston 1890. ....201g02 o. 10 10
Batteries: Cheabro, Pullman and McGulre;
Dineen. Winter and Criger. Time, 2:l5. UNI
pIre, Sheridan. Attendance, loo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
!. McGraw Exonerated.

Ing Of tho directors OF the National
League at the Hotel Tonraine in this
city to-day, John G.. McGraw, manager
OF the New. York National League Base
brought against him by President Bar:
ney Dreyfuss, OF the Pittsburg National
Club, and the board expressed It's disap-
prevail OF Dreyfuss's action In INDUCING
in The controversy with McGraw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
!. DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Closes With An Old-titne Elk.
perience Meeting.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn)
WEST POINT, VA, June 1.-The Meth
cdist District Conference closed with last
nights session. Rev. w. j. Maybee
spoke on behalf of the Chldren's Homo
Society. His remarks were illustrated by
photog ra pl1s of children taken by the So
ciety from the slums, and placed in
Christian homes.
closing sermon, his text being Love
Never Tailetn'd Cor. 1888. It was a
close TO such a harmonious session of
the conference. After the sermon, an
bld-time experience meeting was held,
and the S8th annual conference Of the
Richmond District closed amid outbursts
Of Christian fellowship and joyful ex-
Rev. j. r.. Cultural vas called to the
bedside OF his father in Norfolk, who is
quite sick.
rived from Baltimore this morning. The
funeral took place from the ,Bapt,ist
Church, conducted by Revs. j.. A. .sulli::
van and j. q. Mccartney. The burial
was made IN the West Point Cemetery.
ATTCTION SALES-This Day.
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Drawing Larger Audiences.

"1npomarn which has been presented
all the week at the Bijou Theatre. y
drawine larger audiences at, each per.
formance. The Walter Edwards G Ss piav
-, ,hIie the audiences manifest keen appre,,
cation by. frequent applause. Thu, y ns " !
matinee will be given Saturday, with the
innl performance Saturday nlsht,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
AMERICANS LOOSE.
Have No Hope Now Of Winning
Golf Championship.
fRv A asociot.d press1

LONDON, June 1.-The chances Of the
Americans OF securing the ladies' golf
championship at Cromer disappeared with
the sixth round to-day. The English wo-
men arc breathing easier. as golf experts
would go to the final round. The defeat
OF Miss Margaret Curtis, of Massachu-
sets. BY. Miss Thompton. at the 18th
hole. was a disappointment to a large
match, which was the best up to the
present. Miss Curtis lost on faulty
short nut after a brilliant game.
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R;chnonders in New York.

Especial to The Times, Dlsn 2, $50 80 !
,,sn = q A G. Reed; New Amsterdam. p 9.
Williams: Cadillac, F. y. Ruth; Hotel AStori
]. M Atkinson and wife. G. e. Fultz 2; ~ ?,
yIennis. s. G. Mitchell; Marlborough, !: x
Sutherland; Imperial, II. A. Newman; Fifth
Avenue, L. E. Thayer.
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! .MAHER AGAIN WINS.
American Jockey Lands Another
Big Race at Epson.
INV A.socIated Press. J

rs q 1By Associated Press.) .T45 @
e LONDON, June 1.-Maher, the American
Jockey, at EPSON to-day followed up his
Derby victory on Lord Rosebery,s Cicero
BY landing another good race. the great s
with Anniversary II. He also captured
the Riddlcsdown Plate with Zanoni.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
GREEN 3 & Redo,
] REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS /
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY OF the sFARMviLLE
& P0WhATAK RAILROAD COM.
PAhY.

BY virtue Of two decrees rendered by
the Law and Equity Court of the City
Of Richmond, Va, one on the 21st and
1905, in the causes pending in said court,
under the short style Of "GINTER'S
ExoRs. FOR & C.y. TARMyILLE &
ssSSYM pER. WHO Fl :; s ST. s r aks &C. y
EoR SO ANR sxM 3 AN {detaaIt having havns
sas %nds II 2 IL e n 81 Oh h' IKE 9op
erty Within the twenty days required BY
said decree OF February 2l,.,, 1865. The
undersigned. who were appointed special
OF them to act as directed by said de-
ton, to the highest bidder at the south,
front Of the city Hall in the city of
MAY, 1905, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ,
FREQ Of all liens and encumbrances what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, all the rights, privileges, prop
erty-real. personal. or inixed-franch ises
and interests Of the Farmville & Powha.
main limo Of single track, narrow gauge
railroad. extending. from Bermuda Hun
ared on the James River near CtX roan'
has valuable terminal properties and "a
cllities to the town OF Farmvllle In Prince
Edward county, Virginia. approving. ting
Wth All and branes nes
sidings, depot tracks, and yard tracks;
approximatlng thirteen miles, rights OF
way, depot; buildings and grounds, shops,
warehouses; wharyes. terminals, s stnrs.
houses. stores and supplies. machine
shops. machinery. tools, appl;ances s., loeo-
tate, offices. office furniture books ana
books OF account. stationery and supplies
and ali ether property Of every klna ana
wherever situated except cash In BANK a <
Court and his Agents. ,and. any debts, ac-
counts and balances due to- the Receiver
and his agent from any parties s. whas tSo
day of the confirmation Of said sale.)
TERMS. The terms of said sale are as
follows viz: Seventy-flve thousand dol
lars ($75, 0o0.00 cash, SIS. 00o 90 Of wh! !sa
shall be paid 70 tho eommissioners7 WITH apd
the residue OF $50. 000, when the sale is con.
frmed. The balance to be on credits OF
six and twelve months from the day or
sale; the purchaser to execute negotlaple
notes for the deferred payments, With
anticipate the payment OF said notes and
the title to be retained until tho whole
purchase money Is paid and conveyance
directed by the court I,
For further particulars as to SAID .rall-
and other r9pery Parties
cot, at the offices Of tho Company, Ninth Ninth
and Main Streets. Richmond. Virginia.
rs CHAS. IS. STRINGFELLOW, y
GEO; IL GH T g !, AZ. ..
3. b. SNIUNFORD.
p. v. COGBILL.
sHAs. Y, ". M WI II 4
Special Commissioners.
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"Putnam's Theatre or
Theatre Comique.'

In execution Of a decree OF the Law
and Equity Court OF the city Of Richmond,
entered on May q. 1906. in the case Of 4 G G
r. and H. NJ. Cannon, Trustees, &os.
against Ellen putnam & ais, the under.
signed Special Conlmissi toner's will sell az
public auction, on the premises. on 9ss5
TUESDAY, JUNE 6,,10o5
at ~ o clock NJ, the above described props
erty. The improvements consists OF e.
double story brick building on south
side OF F'ranklin known as Nos. 1911 and
1915, the first floor being occupied and
Theatre Comique, = and the second story
Of about s rooms as O. dwelling. Tho lot
fronts ~ feet and runs back 30 feet, more!
!, A plat Of the property can be seen %
the ONCE Of the auctloneers. s3aS5
TERM $500 cash. 1,030 payable "a day
OF July. 1906 and the balance, at the.
option OF the purchaser. to be paid In
cash, or at Is months from the 4 day Of
sale; the credit installments to be evil;
denced by the negotiable notes Of the
purchaser, with interest added from day
Of sale at per cent. per annum, and
title retained to the property by the court
until all Of the purchase money Is paid
and q conveyance ordered by the court. Is
rs JOHN HUNTER, Jr.. n. II;
ss FRANK r. SUTTON, Jr.,
KS n r. .#Rv-r .><L
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Christianburg, a; Radford, q.

Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.)
cIIRIsTHNsBURG, VA. June Lin tho
best game Of baseball ever witnessed here
was played to-day when Christiansburg de-
feated Radford by score Of TO 2. A large
crowd attended.
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GEO. v. OLIVER,
Auctioneer.
BY J. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
I No. 11B East Main Street.

Commissioners Auction Sale
OF
Six Frame Dwellings on
Williams Street,
Nos 2 s a. &C., e @ &C., g1s s1s ~ WI WITH
e. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS 3ONLPULri
HFAM sTanSr M nGS = MP - o S
MEADE STREET Also AZ TWO LOTS rs
h IN HIGHLAND.SSP PARK.
p5 decree Gt the Mar K'oa
W.. 8. 3. Shepard ct ais the under.
signed special commissioners. will sell at
- FRIDAY. JUNE ID. 1905.
the above estate. Of which Frank Lee
Sheppard died, seized and possessed-t %
First, at 4 O'Clock An undivided molly
In all that certain lot Of land, with frame
dwelling No. 1909 Meade Street; thereon;
and partly in the County Of Henrico, be-
ginning on the east line Of Meade Street
1870 feet south of Winder Street. running
along the feet Wt
q depth between praallel lines OF ITO feet
The abevo dwelling has seven =. aoSm ms
and and Will ii make a splendid home.
Second, at 4so o'clock: Az that Ger
tain lot of land, with all improvements en- IT
so7, 800, SIG and sis ~ William street,. be-
ginning on the south side OF William
Street, 25 feet west Of Graham Street,
west ana on son. os
feet to a .ten-toot alley. -Four Of the
above dwellings have three rooms each.
and two have five rooms each.
lot OF land with the improvements there
known sn WAS as Nos. ~ and 14s Puiliam stree5,
beginning on the south line OF Pnlllamt
ming southwardly and fronting on Pulliam
Each of the above dwellings have four
raites and viii iii p pay we'll o Is invest
Fourtt. at $3.50 o'clock. lot No. 2. in.
sqsTe in TX d PHn q 1Fh Mn Park
Square No. TO- in the Plan Of Highland
TERMS: one-third, cash. and the bol-
ance in two equal tpaynnents. ut ak and ~!
twelve months from t,.ei day OF sale, with.
interest added from 4 the dav Of sale, the.
purchaser to give notes. for theKdeferred
instalments. OF tho purchase money and
the title to be retained until all the pur-
chase money han been maid: or all cash.
at the option Of thaapurcha ger.
JAMES r. SHEPPARD.
Snecial Commissioners.
J. D. carneal & Son, Auctoneers.
The bond required OF the special CONS
missioners by the above decree has been
dulv givon.
fes'e: cHAs. 8. sAv1LLB. clerk,
May 2s-tes, $s. "a
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New York, 15; Boston,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

N - 0CU1cS 1CStct Jay.
Now York, 8: Boston, 2.
PIttsburg. & Chicago, 0.
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn. 9.
ct. Louis. 9; Cincinnati. 8.
Where They Play To-day.
New York at Boston b
Chicago at PittAburg.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
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Special Commissioners!

I, p. 8P. winston, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the
Special commissioners by the decree In
the above cause Of May, 1906. has been
Given 81 under my hand this slst day 81
80 80 r. P.sw1NsroN. CLERK
iJu1.tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated April
49, 1908, and duly recorded In the clerk
office of Hcnrioo County Court, to the ,un-
dersigned trustee, to secure o certain
amount Of money therein specified, as evil
denced by certain notes therein described.
default having been made IN the payment
Of one OF the notes, and being required 80,
to do by the ben eaciary, I will sell at pup
flic auction, upon che premises.
TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th. 1906. ri
at A:8 o'clock P. M, the real estate DO.
scribed in said deed as follows Al mar
certain piece or parcel of land. with inns
provements thereon. lying and being IN
Brooklyn Magiste1al District, Henrico
county, Va, about 10 miles north OF the
on the r., f. 8, P. R. R., containing about
Is acres; bounded on tho north BY the
lands Of Dust and Garner, on the east
by the r., f. & p. r. r.. on the south by
2 the Mill Road and land OF "A. G. Lane and
on the west by the lands OF Bendall and
Schermerhorn., y y,
and all unpaid taxes, II any. and q note
Of SIS with interest from April 1e, leo6.
until paid, credit as follows: Note for NY.
payable October 10, 1905: notes for $6ls.
payable April ~. 1906; balance upon such
terms as may be announced at sale,
G, A. CRAWFORD. TRUSTED
~, ado Ht4.5 # f45fg X .55 tlffi
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AS authorized by the decree Of the
Law and Equity Court OF ths City Of
Richmond, Va, dated February q, 1905,
and for reasons satisfactory to the COM
missioners, the above sale Is postponed,
to take place ut the same hour and place
on "WEDNESDAY. JUNE Z. 1905.
CHAs. s. sTRINGFEIIO.W.a GEO. L. T..
MTNFORD'P. V.$COGBILL, CHAs. u:
Williams r. w. WATKINS, Special
Commissioners. ~ L.-----
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Standing of. the Clubs.
New York, 8; Boston,

New Y Ork, 5; Boston, q.
BOSTON. MASS. June New York won
to-day by timely hitting and superior work
on the bases.
Score: r. II. e.
New York $500. ......14002 01oo-sl2 2
Boston ....... a..........0o OIL 0001 o. 10 2
Batteries: Sathewson and Howerman: VIII
helm and Moran. Time, 1893. Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance. 1.7so. n
Pittsburg, q; Chicago, 0.
PITTsBURG, PA. June 1.-Pittsburg won
the game in the fourth inning with five
hits.
8 Score: H. H. -.
eiitsss5s $685. s5c-t 8
Batteries: Case and PETIT: Weimer and
Killing. Time. rs. Umpire. Enlslie. Attendance,
$50.
Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
BROOKLYN, June 1-After twelve innings
to-day Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn In
Z fast contest.
Philadelphia aHate ...oloooo1ooool-5 :
Brooklyn.... ......02 90 0 0 o.
Batteries: Eason and Bergen: Sparks and
Doom. Time ,,asa.l l;ss. ED'ss' nausowns and
s St. Louis, g; Cincinnati, 8.
CINCINNATI o.. list. Louis battcd
Chech furlously in the ninth inning and won =,
ci HeJrr ~. .......oeo olo o-s y I
+ ST. Louis .......10 0 o1s10 60 II 9
( Batteries: Chech and Phelps: Theilman and
Warner. Time. 1865. Umpire, tombstone At
tendance, 2,l33.
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BY Geo. ID. Cmwford 8 Cos
..,tslli5. Real Estate Auctioneers, 45jj
SO3 n. Main Street.

- RUsTEEs SALE OF Is ACRES Oh
LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
ABOUT TEN MILES NORTH OF H tSLsI 4
MOND, AT ETAYLOR'S, INfMEDlATELx4
ON THE r.. f. & p. P. r. r. 5a
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Southern League.

AT Atlanta: Memphis, 8; Atlanta. !.
At Birnlingham: Shreveport. 8; birmingham.
Al NashvilIe Nashville 0; New Orleans 7.
At Montgomery: Montgomery, 9; Little Rock,
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The bond required OF the special COM
uissioners, by the above named DEGREES.
mas oeeA uu's sP =. P. WINSTON,
s5 Clerk.
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OF Greensboro. Umpire Smiths work was un-
satisfactory, and after the game he was re-
leased. 8.s
Score by innlngs r. II. q.
Greensboro ......~'......l oooo1o-2 8 6
Danville........ t.......0 0100302s-S 8 2
Benny
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sl0 PEI Cent Inv stment.

M Onn WILL buy -FOUR MEDIUM,
E14, 0uu Size brick dwellings,, located on
q corner, not far from First and Main
Stree la. ssS s5 ls @ 81 q III slis
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Commissio toner's Auction Sale
OF
Six Frame Dwellings on
Williams Street,

NOS. 900, e06 907. 900, 913, 91s 10, WITH
= VACANT LOT ADJOINING: ALSO
ia TWO FRAME DWELLINGS ON Pull
UNDIVIDED EMOITY IN NO.. 100
q MEADE STREET; ALSO TWO LOTS
e IN HIGHLAND PARK. tf9
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-05
SEVERAL ARE OUT
 OF BICYCLE RAGE
ONE MAN HAS A BROKEN RIB AND ANOTHER AN INJURED KNEE. RIDERS HAVE GONE NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED MILES.

New York December 4.-With thirteen teams plugging around the track the six day bicycle race in Madison Square Gar den tonight attracted several thousand persons, many of whom came prepared to stay the night through.
 Up to an early hour this evening three starting teams had been withdrawn. Gou- goltz of the Swiss-Italian team suffered a broken rib early in the day, and al- thoug he rode gamely for several laps finally had to withdraw. His partner, Va noni then entered the Mexican team, talk ing the place of Emil Agraz, who had injured his knee In a spill. With his new partner, Castro, Vanoni set a killing pace, which was continued practically through out the afternoon, although no records were broken Later in the afternoon Dove of the Dove-Scott team withdrew, saying he was completely worn out. This Is the colored team and 1t was withdrawn.
 At o'clock, Alexander Petersen, who had been i'll during the day, was forced to give up because of stomach troubles. and the Krebs-P Petersen team was out of the race Just before the Il o'clock score was announced it was discovered that Castro had left the track without wait Ing for his partner Vanoni to relieve him. He lost eight laps by doing so. His handle bar had become loosened and he was conl- pelIed to leave the track. Later 1t WIS officially announced that Vanoni and Cas- tro had withdrawn. This left but twelve teams in the contest, all of whom were tied, the score at 12 o'clock being 4ol miles and laps.