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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Geo. W. Mayo. Auctlonstr.

B A gT1GR or sA1 ano 81 4 bA RaP
FI XTDkhs cAsH t REdisTER, a. K
BY Write Of a decree. entered in the
United States District Court for the East.
orn District OF Virginia. on 26th day OF
July 1907 in The mater q W. iii Fl 1 for tba
fEs West Cary Street. .
AT 1880 A. NJ.
Az, AUGUST 2, 1905.
National Cash Register, Large Gr2cer's
Refrigerator. Patented on Tank Co1ea
Mill. show Cases, Upright Counter !. o 1s,ss
and Block OAK Roll, Typ Desk ar f,e,n
ter Scales, Fancy Cannlsters, glass box
from L.; Fancy Racks, Candy Jars, Jewel.
Cases Fruit Jars Seeds. Preserves, Lamp
Chitnneys, 10 Cases Starch, Tea. Coffee,
Extracts. very large and vel, ,s sel L, cteo
Stock 81 Canned Goods, Bottle, Package
ana other Shelf doods a ar ELS au rndas
such as Vinegar, Efolasses, Pickle Fish,
Tea. etc, Bar Counter, Back Bar, WITH .,l
Mirror, Beer Pump; Bar leo Box, Bottle
Goods, Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
Cigars. and Cheroots. Decnhters. Bottles.
etc.; Full and Part Barrels and Kegs OF
whistles, Brandies Wines. etcs, Liquor
and Grocer'a License, Unsxpired Lease.
deserve the attention Of the trade,
~ r.. b. WINSTON.
trustee In Bankruptcy for w. p. Jones. %
VI Goo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ju 2S, %, 30-Au 1,2-6t. Ks
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Cincinnati.
V Associated Press.l

f CINCINNATI, o., August 1.-La-snla
summarizes:
to 81 first, Mabel Vim g TO u second,
Arachne nc to y third Time, 1:13 4-5.
Second race mile and seventy yards.
e 81 SECOND. Hortensla e 10 y third.
Time, :43 2.5.
Thlrd acts.hve furlonSs-Mammie o..
O3 to y first, Ann Hill Is to 81 second,
Orlihe Is to 81 third time, 1,02 As. $s
Fourth. racelslx ADMINISTRATION e
to y first, The Rouaeabout q to 81 SEQ
ond, Ethel Barry 40 to y third. Time,
Fifth receive and half furlongs-
Theodore Case e to y first, Inspector
Girl e to y second Vic Kidney q to 81
third. Time. I :OT 2-5. ..l n a 3l5t
Sixth race-six furlongs-Moone "a to
81 first, Barbara Mclaughlin C1s to ~
second, Kate Hill ia to y third. Time,
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washington will be called to his asser-
tions and an effort made to have thom
investigated. 5
Dr.. Clarke Committed

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August L.
The investigation before magistrate
yesterday made against Dr.. Frapklir,
Clarke OF wrongfuly obtaining a photos
graph Of the Qualifications at Port Royal
resulted In DR.. Clarke being committed
to trial before the Circuit Court, which
will DO held about the end Of next month,
DR.. Clarke. who Is an American and
graduate OF a medical school In Boston,
was arrested at Kingston on July 18th
for taking photographs Of the forts. He
went to Kingston last March.
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Wild Man Captured.

HACNENSACI< August 1,-Constable
Dunn captured a wild" man IN the woods
yesterday. For three days passersby had
seen the man, but he disappeared in the
bushes and could not be found, A wreath
OF twlgs around his lolns was the only
covering on the mans BODY,
After a rest in o cell tho man said he
was John v. Gallagher forty-seven years
old, and that he lived in Hohoken. He
said certain acids that were on his clothes
burned them up as soon as the rain fell
upon him.
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How It All Happened.

The Collegians started off In the fifth
by sending Smith to the bat. ae was
given a complimentary ticket emitting
him to a seat on the first sack. Twlrler
L,eanard ozoned and Churns sent one
down TO Sharp, who tossed It wig when
attempting to make a double Both men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
Work in Panama,

PANAMA (yia Galveston, Texas). Au-
gust 1.-The executive committee OF the
Isthmian Canal Commission have about
decided to suspend any attempt at digging
tho canal until better prepared for tho
work. Tho present half-hoarted sani-
tation will be replaced by vigorous re-
FORMS. i3a122ti Hs gt7Ef '3so
III Chief Engineer Stevens will live at Cule-
bra or Ancon. BY paying tho laborers In
leyed that tho present dlsorganizat<bn
will be overcome. Mr., Shonts. Governor
Magoon and Mr.. Stevens, with Colonel
Gorgas, arc In constant executive session
reorganzng the work. No changes In
personnel are expected.
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In the second heat. NJ. Kelley's Nellie
Newmont and R. B, Fentress's Prince OF
Norfolk. also started Conroy, the favor-
lite. opened at Z to and went to the post
at to s. ~
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By The Valentine Auction Company,
lss Nj 61S East Broad Street.
GRAND AUCTION SALE or
FURNITURE
B All II FROM S, III
Grace, West Main and Clay
Street Residences,
TODAY wv ednesday)
AUGUST I'd,

at DIR wareroortie, No. 81s East Broad
Street commencing st 1890 o'clock. con-
Suit, Massive Leather Easy Chairs and
Rockers. Fine odd Parlor Chairs, Fine
Brass Beds,. Handsome Wardro bes, GOOD
bed room Suits, Nice. Oak side6oaTds s:
Chairs. Handsome F'isoher Plano. IN per-
feet order; Oak Folding Bed, Iron Beds.
Couches. Kitchen Cupboa rds, Center Ia
bles Mating, Leather brary Suit, Re-
Lounges, Pictures Par1or LAMPS. Toilet
Sets, Mirrors, Book Cases, about 20
sllghtly-used Damaged Mattresses, Cook
ing Stoves Heating Stoves, Odd Bed
stea de-, Chiid's Walnut Bed and Mattress,
Kitchen Tables. Chairs and Mirrors. and
other articles. .as g$
This sale comprises strictly first class
goods and In nice condition.
we pay. special attention 70 ladies' at
tending our sales.
". THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. s.
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ID ANKRuPT. SALE OF A LARGE
p STOCK si OF a GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, BAR FIXTURES STORE
FIXTURES, CASH REGISTER, aC. &
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Mine Workers Meet.
-I(BY Assoclated Pressed

KNOXVILLE, TENN, August line
annual convention Of the United Mine
Workers OF District number 10, embra cling
coal mines In East Tennessee and South
eastern Kentucky, assembled here to-day
too consider the wage scale for the year
beginning September |.
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THE SCORE BY INNINGS,

Il lrto,r 0Oo200s+-5
fss6wn S. 40 o-s
summary; Three base hits, keane.
stolen RaEWEy Wits Arms eana4d
10 Smith, Smith to White, Leake to
Eac1o to to A, Anthony, Bases on balls
on Loake q OF Leaaard s. Struck r. y o. out i.
Ry Leake 81 by Leanara - D. ma as ,1 p f1m..
pire, Mr.. Richard Duke, Attendance,
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Philadelphia, Z; Chicago, s.

b CHICAGO. ILL, August 1.-the locals
had q lead of6 to for six innings when
four hits, with errors and a long ay. giv-
ing them three runs. They tied the
SCORE III the ninth on two singles ana
\ a pair OF triples and won IN tho olev-
anth, Kruger leading off with three
Dagger and scoring ON Dooin's long ny.
z Score: s5 ~. r. =. -,
Phiadelphia Y. o 0 . o o O3 SO II u
BATTERIES: Weimer and Killing; Sparks.
Corridor, Plttlnger and Dooln. Attend
ance $500 Time, 2:l0 Umpire, Bause-
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Her Ashes On River.

\ SCRANTON, Pa, August Lin accord
ance with her wishes, tho body Of Mrs,
w, II. Heath will DO creniated, and her
ashes scattered over the susauehanna
River, to be carried to the ocean,
This was done with the body OF her
husband. DR.. Heath, who died a year ago.
Mrs, Heath, who died Sunday ntght, At
the age of seventy-eiEht years. was tho
oldest native resident of Scranton.
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Greensboro, 3;Winston, Q.

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
GREENSBORO, NJ c, August lit
took ten innings to decide the supremacy
In this afternoons game between Green's
boro and Winston-salem, the score pelng
} to In favor of the loca u,
i pitchers battle, Charter winning his
game BY keeping the hits scattered;
Neither side scored for nine Innings. and
In Greensboro's half OF the tenth, AFTER
two men We're out, three runs were made
on Hollis error, base on balls ana
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King to President.

L.oNDoN, AUGUST liking Edward
yesterday received Sir Purdon Clarke,
director OF the Metropolitan Museum OF
Arts ut New York, and gave him an
audience extending over foFty-nye MIN
iutes, 4; Tho king t,sstoWed upon slr Fur
don the victorian Order. In acknoWl-i
edan,ent e OF his services. p1d deputed
him 70 present to President Roosevelt.
on his arrival in the United States, His
Majesty's gift, copies Of all the works
that have been published concerning
royal art collections. X
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New Line Of Steamers,

(Ry Associated Press
NpBILE, ALA, August Ira French
Inc Of steomers plying between Noodle,
Hayre and Hordeaux. 1t IA announced,
viii be- placed In operation November i,
With three steomers under charter aud
subsidized by ths French government. =
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!, By T. NJ. Workman 4 Co,
y Real Estate Agents and }Auctioneers.
Court Sale Of Nice Detached
Brick and Frame Dwell
ing, No. 527 n. Second, be-
tween Clay and Leigh SITS.
"A Most Desirable Home.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
GoHrt Pf the city q Rchmoad entered
traitor : i! i viii sell. as Special commis-
sioner at public Auction, on the prem
s'E5 gS sigBk AYaq {s5 S 81 s
''All that certain lot 81 land, with the
improvements thereon, known as NO. ,527
Nsth seee ac6na ssEso e On
and Leigh streetsand running back be- &
boundary Of said lot being distant from
cSswos 81 ya james sutsSSn 81 desa
dated May Soth. 1896. ana recorded In the
clerks oftice OF the Hustlngs Court Of the
city Of Richmond In p. 3: 90 page $50. -,
brick dwelling, In very good order and
Mo aaafy tease. Those oS %ssns
Or Investment in this neigh bothood will
hnd Il to their advantage to attend 1!e'lt this
! 'TiinRMs-ono-halt Of tho purchase
he gqa Gatsh ons
or ali cash. at the option Of ting pur-
t e be ovlde den BY aego!sble notes 81 He
purchaser, bearing Interest," from tho day
" $500 EUGENE g. MAss1E.
Special Commissioner.
tn eoss sSaSsa 90SSs afsss
gS ays$ snaer ~ 1ag' rs s7'h az
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Property Transfers.

RIchinohd-J. a. and P. ]. Reynolds and
wives to p. H. Allen and J. r HUTCHINSON, 60
feet on east line Of TgWenty- q street 1s6
P. II, and Mary Louise Bruce to Valentine
Museum. IS IL feet on south line Of Clay
Mary Bole to Mary NJ. Phillips. Is feet on
north line. Of Grase Street. saaa feet east Of
HenficoM III. Decker and wifeto 81 NJ and
Ne HALL q feet on south i!n ss Of SIS Street
Arthur Fratser and wlfe to . Leila Jones
Parker, 20 feet on west line OF Thirty! second
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAYS
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
.s Of tho ID
Valuable James River Farm,
kNo WN AS Il. FL t
BUCkLAND


y BY virtue q d daree q the Circuit,
the s7th day Of July, 1906, the under.
signed special commissioners Will sell, Mt
CHARLES COURTHOUSE. on
tha{ 9s} vd 1Inb At GRTR Il rARM
Il CHAR LES CRY Country, known a5
BUCK1.AND. It Is Situated three miles
west q the Courthouse aid q MILES
s soth saa IT tae . Hyer an Sa en-
Arabic AND VERY 1'ERTfLE, and q
bounded On the north BY the public road.
ders Jr on IL IL t sout ia Sy JAMES AtyER
and OH the west BY the lands Of e.. M.
walker. This farm lies we'll, and is par
tleu1arly ADAPTED to the RAISING OF
S RySR F1 Rafs T MHh W 2s RpNNfNa
E M9T 81 5A sMHfssBt R Hf9vs Kheh ! WArAA'
is within three miles Of TWO POST
oyer Church. and within four miles Of g
Methodist and Presbyterian Church. d
The buildings consist Of d small frame
dwelling, with four rooms. q Kitchen ada
large barns, with ,stable.room Under ono
for, II head Of stock. besides d stable with
eight stalls and a carriage-ho1se s
~, nThe large brick dwelling vas burned In IN
TERMS OF J. SALE; One-fourth CASH
the balance Oh credit Of one, two and
three years, to be evidenced by notes Of
the purchaser carrying interest from
date Of sale, phya Bile semi annually, and
the title to be retained until the entire
purchase money Is paid, and deed ordered
by the court; or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. III I.
Parties desiring to see the property viii
call on Mr.. John r. Nance at Charles
City Courthouse. or John A. Lamb, Room
COS, Mutual Building, or. A. G. WILCOX
'5ii77TT JOHN A. LAMB,
JOHN F. NANCE, @
A.. 9. WILCOX,
4 5Ss # Special Commissioners.
The bond required OF the special com.
mtsslohers under the above mentioned
decree has been duly given.
R JOHN e. MAJOR,
Clerk Circuit Court, Charles City county.
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T ransfer Of Baseball Team,
fI3v AssocInted Press,)

Z CHATTANOOGA, TENN. August IL
Manager Robert GilSs, of the shreYe,
ffanrfeements for the transfer Of the team
10 Chattanooga, The deal was CONF
Melted and the games will begin here
On August 18th, shreyeport's regYlar
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New York, 10; Cincinnati, S.

CINCINNATI o.. August New York
made 1t eight straight from Cincinnati
to-day by taking the final game OF tho
series. Four OF the eight games were
played In New York last week. Overall
was hit harder than Taylor. I !, :,
q Score: ~. n. e
Cincinnati ........o11o1o2oo-,5s g
New York. ..,.....1 0 0 o 241-l0 .16
Batteries Overall and Street: Taylor.
and I3resnahan. Time. 1870. Umpire
Johnstone. Attendhnce 2,422. y
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Osler Disciple a Suicide,

q STAMFORD. CONN, August ii
am old and useless; there Ia nothing for
me to live for" said William Roberts,
eighty-six years old. OF Sound Beach,
Conn. on Saturday, tora friend. He did
not return home for dinner. and his
daughter asked the Stamford police to
Late yesterday afternoon his body was
brought up from tho Sound with crap
plIng Irons, He had walked into the
deep water to his death.
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Was Not This Mr.. Newell

Vas not ne Who was r. Poiles caprt
Monday, b. charged W!th beating his wife.
atSsr q No, al i.s Nor sIxtb,
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STUDIED Toe; Died,

BIRDsBORO, PA, August Ian eight
year-old son Of Lewis Thompson, Of this
place, Is deadc as the result Of stumbling
his toe, Several days ago. while running
against q tree Blood poisoning set in,
and he died to-day,
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washington, a; Detroit, Q.

WASHINGTON. D. c, August DE
troiti dropped the third straight game
to Washington to-day by their ina blllty
4 three ba eyer, followed by Wild pitch
scored the home teams first run, while
q single, two doubles, O sacrifice and
two long flies earned the remaining three,
Washington .......o ooo1oso.-4
Detroit ~. ....... o o o o 600 90 9 0
Batteries: Hughes and Heyden; Dono-
pire, O'Lougllin. attendance, 3, t2s.
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PHILADELPHIA, 8; Chicago, 4.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Phlladel.
phla won a hotly contested game from
Chicago to-dayin the tenth Inning on
cage eae scored Its oniy runs Ii Tie third
inning by punching hits with Hartsels
error and the home team Tied the score
i In The seventh on good hitting. :,
Chicago ..........00400000oo-4 Q
Philadelphia ....011 / 001001-5 1
Batteries: Altrock and sulllvant Henly,
pires, Mccarthy and Conner. Attend
encc 540O, ff sa
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FINANCIAL.
BAND CONCERT |!
Every Night 8 TO lIP. N.
W est. End Electric Park

lionaire turfman. who la very slok at
hor home, Shore Acres was trltle better
yesterday. lam IN ~ Js,ff gtlt. 4. n, "a
II was thought that q surgical opera
ton would be necessary. but after a con-
sultation the doctors were Of the opinion
that this might DO avoided
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New York, 3; Cleveland, q.

an Excellent game FOR New York Today,
Errors BY Moore gave the home team
tho iead In the ifth, which resulted IN
the defeat of Cleveland.
la5s Score: Il. ~. -.
Cleveland .....,....o i 0o0001o-2 8 2
Now York .............10 02O00s-3
BattAries: Moore and Bemls; Ortiz and
Mcclure. Time. l:45 Umpire, Sheridan
Attendance, 1900.
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I SlaxerY ln.Alaska2

SIT, LOUIS. August 1,-ProfessoE VIII
liam A. Davis, a principal In the. United
States schools Of unalaska, makes the
tdeclaratIon that slavery exists IN the
Aleutiana Islands under the american
f In9 &, and that the government y doing
nothing It'd suppress " 3,
B astsntlQn q ths AM h9rlllss I'll
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8H Brief Items From Everywhere. #
Heart sewed Up.

4 BRYN MAWR, PA, August 1.-Alonzo
j. burlington, who was stabbed in the
heart during a quarrel at Haverford late
Saturday night, still lies In the Bryn
Mawr Hospital in q critical condition,
but he Is astonishing all the physicians
by the wonderful fight he is making for
his life Tho knife. which was about hnlf
an, inch WIDE perforated the left VEN
trlcle Of the heart, and In the hope OF
saving him the doctors drew the cut to-
gether with five stitches. Unless some
unforeseen complication sets In the ply
slclans believe that their patient will
eventually recover, 1t Is one OF the few
cases on record, the doctors say, where
a wound in the heart has been success
fully sewn tup. s35 S5F5 iti4 4S ~
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Boston, 10; St. Louis, q.
ST. LOUIS. MO, August 1.-The visit.
tie game, while Frazier was eftectiye
in ali but one inning. ATTENDANCE, AeCs;
Score: y. n. =
a. Iaost topu'' .......,,..l 0l203120-l 10 0
Batteries: Thiclman and Grady: Fra
zer and Moran. Time. l'4S. Umpire
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Grip On Hoch.

n CHICAGO ILL. August with the
possibility Of Johann Hoch, reprlexed
wife slayer, getting retrial and 40
auttal on the charge Of numbering Mrs.
Marie Welckcr- Hoch. the authorities OF
Cincinnati and st, Louis have been In
communication with State Attorney
Healy relative to crimes OF bigamy and
murder that Hoch Is alleged to have
committed In those cities,
Even In the event OF the convicted
MANS escaping sentence already passed
upon him, it Ia said that enough, prose-
cutions in Cook county and elsewhere
confront him to consume several years
to come.
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Fell Dead at Brides Feet,

NEW YORK, August l.-WlthlR an
hour after he was married. and while
no was receiving congratulations, 9. N,
Petrle fell dead at the side OF his bride
Yesterday, M B 4si65'i{ " ~ 5ttl MI if3 y
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Where They Play To-day.
o. Louis nj Boston.
N Cleveland at New York (twp ga n1es).
Hi Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
I.fHai; -si3 E5g5ii5 IN Detroit Mt WaHhingttfl,
Standing Of the Clubs.

Clubs won Lost Pl Clubs Won Lost r
Cleveland ,.ss 3s .sss Hsy York;. g I, ~
Phh!fia a & sss g. osi Ioui:...ss & ISL
Detroit ...,.,i3 A .lell " washington. 81 1911
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"Obey" Eliminated.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Book Of
Common Worship" prepared by a COM
,mIttee Of ministers and elders of the
Church. has just been print
ed for use by such congregations as may
elect to hold liturglcal services In the
marriage service the word obey 10 care
fully eliminated.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

clubs Won Lost Clubs Won Lost
Nav Yorkes 1sl GineIn NAL ~ q 80
!ttsbS a,g,, ~ S ss,,o6 g g ss
Chicago .....53 Al to irooklyn ...2s 50 sA
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Southern League.

AZ Atlanta: Atlanta 1 Shreveport, 4.
At Nnshvllle' Nashville 81; Little
N At Montgomery 81 Montgomery 2; Mem
p. At birmingham; birmingham, 8; New
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single. by liicksot1 ana two-bagger5 by
Daley. score BY innlngs,, II. II, b.
grethsbo ~ ...,..no 0 o 600008.-3
Winston. 9nien1 0 0 100000 90 8 "a
ana Bebtsyc h1Tfe Fritz ina p }yyr. aG Mr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

South Atlantic League,
IS At augusta; Jacksonville. !; Augusta,
Al Macon: First game-C Charleston, q;
Macon 5. Second game--chaar rles q
At Columbia: Savannah, s; Columbia, ].
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

New York. 10. Cincinnati
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago az Innings.
q 3 Boston. 10; st Louis, 4.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn. rain
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Mrs. Thomas Better,

NDWPoRT, r.. l.. August l,r-Mrs, IT..
r b, " TEhq7|mas, aWIfe Of the New York mil.
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4 Where They Play To-day. y
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnatii
Phlladelphln at st. Louis.
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BY "A. =. Chewing Company.
Renl Estate Auctloneers, .5
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
] III - OF i5lgii5t
No. go N. First Street.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trus.
Clerks Hii o ottice OF Rich,nond chaneery Court
IN D. B.. $50 A. 4pags, Se3, default hayina
been made In a portion Of the debt there.
benenc!ary so to do, we viii sell by auc.5
ton, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, AUGUST ., 1905.
at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, the property numbers.
cd aa above, fronting q teat lnohsa on
Baker und Charity Streets. BY . depth o.
129 feet. rs f.
<. J. CHEWING.
II, slTTHRDINu,
Jy aO-bt Trustees.
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Former Takes the Lead Again.
Washington Defeats i.lt! Detroit
for Third Time.
the ATHLETICS PULLING UP
New York Giants Make It Eight
Straight Games From Gin
cinnati Team. Va
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 81 Chicago 4 10 lnnlngs).,
New York, 3; Cleveland. O..
Washington, 4; Detroit, 0.
hos ton st. Louis, rain. 4i
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BY Real Estate Trust Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers @
AUCTION SALE
sy359s5ti OF
A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 2408 f. Main Street,
UPON THE PREMISES,
Friday, August 4, 1905,

There II aIstore and four rooms a
steady renter; $40 per annun, Tor n
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.,
55a5 s 20 Eas ilsii A5g}s I'll A1lct Ionears a#i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

AUCTION SALES, Future Days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

The bond required OF the special com.
mtsslohers under the above mentioned
deoreo has been duly given. $5G2 yd "
M JOHN e. MAJOR.
Clerk Circuit Court, Charles City county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-20
LOOK OVER
oak and Suit Room,

Our New Cloak and Suit Room,
Our New Boot and Shoe Department
Our Warm Comforts and Blanket Departments
Our Warm Underwear and Sleeping Gowns Department,
Our Hosiery Knit Goods Waists Under Musns Corset,
Millinery Fancy Belts and Neckwrar, Ribbons Gents Furn.
ishngs and all other Departments You cordially invited