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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
THOUSANDSCHEER
TANYA TO- VICTORY.
Whitney's Horse Wins Belmont
Stakes, Defeating Best Colts
and Fillies in East.
BLANDY FOR ED HARD DRIVE
Mackey D,wyyer First in Grand
National Steeplechase.
Other Results.
.BLANDY FOR cED HARD DRIVE
ny Assoclated Pres

(by ASSOCIATED Press.) ftS4 soc li5 siS
NEW YORK, May a.--Morc than 20.0 900
persons saw Harry Payne Whitney's three-
year-old filiy Tanya, ridden by IIiderbrand,
win the rich Belmont stakes at Belmont Park
to-day. defeating the best three-year-old colts
and flltes In the East. Tanya was heavily
played fayorite. closing at II to S, having
been hacker down from 3 to L. The start was
good and Hllderbrand at once sent Tanya to
the front. followed by Wild Mint These
two raced away from the field and at the end
Of ithe first quarter had a lead of eight
lengths They ran head and head forSone half
mile. where wild Mint quit. In the run
through the stretch Tanya began to tire and
Blandy, closing very strong under Davis 8
hard drive, forced Hilderbrnnd to ride the
fIly out to win by half a length. Blandy was
three lengths in front OF Hot Shot. Summary:
First race-Seyen and one half furlongs--
Tommy Waddell a to u first. Champla!n Is
IS 81 second. Whurlcr 90 to y third. Time,
Second race-Five and ono half furlongs-
4 Ia Sorcere & 10 q first. Gallayant g to
lo) second. Gold SITTER % to y third. Time,
Third race-Th. Eclipse stakes. five and
ono half furlongs-vendor q to y first
Jscobits Is 10 y second, Battle Axe "a to ~
third Time, 1865 49,
t Fourth race-Belmont Stakes. one mile ana
Quarter-Tanya al to s. first, Handy =
toai) second. Hot Shot q to I, third Tine Tin
Fifth race-The Grand National steeplechase,
about two miles and 8half-Mackey Dwyer,
s 40 to ~ first. Arian g to y second. II ylas
Is to 2) third. Time. SOB e-5 J,
Sixth race-Seven furlongs-Eew YORK %
to y first, Red knight u3 to 81 second. kenil-
worth az to ~ third. Time. 1:27 rs.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond; Fannie 9. q and Adam =, Eek x
81 Side 'e 81 Sixth Street. No o1o North, 500
George Hay special e9mm'ssRenI eh
mond, & IL feet on. east side Of sixth
Street. $50 feet north Of Leigh Street.
Henry 6 Hseks and wife lie, t. (, Che Gha T|fs
street, u IA feet east 81 ST. Paul Street.
' +. Z. Lindsay and wife to Mrs. a. e..
spse ts ssft ess ne ot F 1h rae
Henry s, Wallerstein and John WASH
!ngton Hughes and wives TO- y: Aat-
eS ay o. an Vet ok ns 81 nhrd Street.
Alfred L, walton and wife TO Annie
Msi s ssss ia feet east q FUN
al con soathWe sss corner a Il Hshth ana hs
n 81 5oha Street tree I Setvs Si f,h and
6i Hsss,I ssrs s. 4, bea.y ana via . Geo.
?. Henings 80 feet On north side 81
Marshall, Street $50 feet west OF Summit
rySsssi 4; ssn N so e q Ias 81
% %sys d|;Sssi ssy Syea
Mary " I, Role to Arthur ?, Wrigght e
iest Sr l subject e decd
Conway r, Sand and wife to Lucy
Conway. J, y feet on north lin s, q Jas e
S peiln st5eet atres etwes s Randolph ana
fs 5shr TEL F hsrt sSmBaqy ssra. 81 80
west q Richmoad. ias q, y
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BROWNIES WIN
N0RTHS|DE.
Miles Proved Problem for
Barton Heights Hard
Hitters.
GAME WON IN THE FIRST.
Brooks Was Pounded at Plea
sureMorgan's Fine
Record.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Scores Yesterday.
Brownies, 9; Barton Heights, 1.
Games Saturday.
Barton Heights We. Brownies, 2:45.
Manchester vs.. Richmond, 4:45.

The first inning yesterday marked the
defeat of Barton Heights. on errors by
Phillips and Bache. two hits by Nor
gan and Bowers, and some slow playing
runs went to the Brownies good. Boone
hurt his finger. and was relieved by
Rose, who went TO second and Jones re.
placed Taylor at center, who moved
nine. the Northsiders pulled, themselves
Miles, they held down George Days Ful-
(tonltcs and put UP a fine fielding exhibi-
The r crowd enjoyed the o4htes ea a1
played Championship ball:
League manager, was In the grand stand.
on his way North. He has severed his
his interests to local parties. He said said
through the season all right.
& In the exhibition yesterday the Brown
leg showed up stronger nna than sysT Wa
can cover all kinds Of territory. They
hit Brooks at proper times Morgan
catching four safeties out OF four times
up, thus standing 1000 on the game. The
do nothing with Miles, who proved q
hard problem.
About the Issues.
By McEvoy, Sharp. Eacho, Morgan,
2Gruner and Bowers, all before a man
was retired. Then the, Trittonies settled
down and put in some good field work
Sharp was the first man up In the sec
5ond, and singled. Eacho struck out. and
Sharp swiped second: Morgan pasted an.
other one, that was too hot for Brooks
who in trying to head Sharp threw wild
and both men scored. Then Grunel
singled. but was caught in a pretty dou-
BILE at second on Brooks's fine handling
lof Bowers's Rrass-cutter. That was al
until the sixth. when Stroud safed or
Roses error. was forced to second be
cause McEvoy stood In the way OF the
ball, and scored another error by Brooks
In the meantime-up to the sixth. there
was q vacancy for the Barton Heights
boys In that inning Taylor safed on Nc:
Evoy's tumble of "a hot one. was forced
on Rose s walk, and scored on choices
Nothing else happened except that Trit
ton broke the ozone IN the ninth. witt
two outs. by. swatting. a good one on
to Morgan's territory. He was ca ught a
second on Cross's. ground, and that CLOSED
The Richmond team has strength enet
considerably and it will be a good figh
between that team and the Mancheste
Colts on Saturday. Elliott has been re
leased from the Manchester team, ant
Holland will be with the bunch on Sat
Burtlay. The official score of the Gam'
yesterday iO II y, cu.yN,Yrc q
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Results in ST. Louis.
(By Associated Prcss.)
7 0IyIH Nav 2i-Falr grounds sun

-T.-1 - ~ (By AssocIated FrtEs'J ~
ST. LOUIS. May z4-Fair grounds sum-
= '' First race-Four and one half furlongs--l
Macy, Jr,, (6 to ~ first, Condo Is to . sec
ond, birmingham (io to- u third Time. "a 81 -
Second race-six furlongs-Gay Adelaide (lo 20
- first, Honebrake go to y second e Ala
Third rsca-Flye and one half furlongsI
High Chance e to 81 first, Hunorist Is to y
second, Pretty Nellie db to y third. Time
Fourth race-one mile-Gregor X, e to 3
I first, Aurevoir (even) second. Terms Rod d5
Ffth race-six furlonEs-Ladyt vashti g to
81 first Vanness e to y second Frank Bell
4 Is to y third. Time. LA; ,n, ~
TO loj first, Doclle e to y second, Miss Betty
Us to - third. Time, las 30.
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Racing in Kentucky.

"A (By Associated aPress.)
LOUISVILLE, NJ KY.. May 2i.-Churchil
Downs races summa ries:
I 3 First rncA-S!x s1urlon:s-Athlone (l6 to D
first Iaska 90 to ~ second, Autumn leaves (so
TO y third. Tine. 1914 2-b
b Second race-Four and one half furlongs-
HALEY Lisle Is to y first, Antlllian g to y
second. Sterling eco to y third. Time. 700 20.
Third raceseyen and one half {, iuri E' ssc
ond. Olonetz Is to u third. Time, :e7 20. I,
Fourth race-one miie-kurtzmann q 70 ~ "
first English Lad Il to lo) second, Slss Lee
& III TO y third Time, 1:t0 rs
Fifth racc-Flve %furlongs-saracen dS to 8
first Colonel Bronston q. 70 y second. Hol
Polloi % to y third. Time, 1;gi ~, 70 =
4 ~ first, Neya WEIGH Is to. y second. Orient
"a to q third. Time, 1:42,
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Sic. & 0.--$l.
Sunday Outings
III 9 Norfolk and tho Seaside
tram. 2 7,.5io..
EVERY SUNDAY,

Two fast trains. Parlor Cars. leave
trip to Newport News. Old Point, Buck
! roe lleach, Ocean View and Norfolk, Re-
turning. filst train leaves Norfolk Via
@. s. o.. steamer $3.50 p, M, leave Old
Point Mast train, 4:b5 r. M; Newport
News. 6:s6 r. NJ, Arrive Richmond. Z
H. M. Second train leaves Norfolk via
Ocean View Railway. p. M; leave
ocean View, 7;sos r, NJ; leave Old Point.
sS:l6 p. M. Arrive Richmond. l0l5 r.
M. This train does not stop at New
port NeWfa,} s5i " Is u AZ
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entries, a field of slxty-nlno players started
in tho seventh annual tournament for tHe
Mc,ropolitan Golf Association championship
ON tho Fox nm Clubs links on staten island
10. day. The qualifying round. which con-
sisted OF ttirty-slx holes medal play. occupied
tho entire day. The medal FOR the lowest score
was awarded TO q. NJ. Byers. OF the Allegheny
Country Club. OF Pittsburg. He covered the
course in 1b2. Walter j. Travis. of Garden
CITY. and Archie Graham. the Now Jersey
expert lied With totals of 157 each. Thirty
two Qualified for the first round OF match play
for the principal prize.
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SENATORS LOSE
FOUR To CHICAGO.
White Sox Captures Last Game
in Series and Retains
First Place.
GIANTS BEATEN AT HOME.
Pittsburg Team Treats Bean
eaters to Very Sorry Dish.
Other Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Chicago. Z; Washington l.
Cleveland. g.; philadelphia, g.
Detroit, IL; New York. g..
81. Louis, g.: Boston. 3.
Where They Play To-day.
Boston ut Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at st. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. w. l.. p. Clubs. W. L. p.
Chicago ....17 II .6o7 St. Louis IA 10 .467
Cleveland ..l5 II SIT washington n II .45i
Detroit ....l5 10 1916 New York ..J II .453
Philadelphia IL IL .63s Boston .....1. II .Ii
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, y; Washington, d.

y u L = y h {
Chicago, Z; Washington, 4.
CHICAGO, ILL. May 24.-Chicago defeated
Washington to-day, winding up the series
with four straight victories.
Score: r. II. 2.
Washington, !. ...........oo 2ooio1 o. Z i
Bntteries-Sinith and Mcfarland: Jacobson
snd neydon Time, hours. Umpire.
O'Laushlin. Attendance. s.s7o. *
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, S.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. May 24.-Cleveland
split even with Philadelphia to-day. winning
IN the thirteenth Inning,
Score: r. II. e.
ss,;ssess,s
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis; Henley and
Mccarthy. Attendance. 1850
Detroit, II; New York, s.
DETROIT, MICH, May 24.-Detrolt made It
f three out Of four games from New York TO-.
: day. Blk pitchers were used BY the two teams
and four catchers.
us Score: Is 81 r H. e
p psy ~; @ SS SGs;sss-ls =
Batte:tes-Kitaon. Mullen. Sullivan and Drill:
4 Powell. Putnam, Hogg, Griffith. Kleinow
ana MCGUIRE. Time 2:lo Umpire Kelly.
Attendance, $500.
4 St. Louis, s; Boston, 8.
ST. LOUIS MO-. May A.-Boston made .
strong bid for to-day's game In the ninth
inning. but Burkett failed with two on bases
u and two out.
Score: HI Sss63 5 F5$j X. n z:
s. ss. asu.. ..:.::.:::::::s
gat.erler-Pelty and Sudden: T. I,n!,li
Connolly Attendance. 200.
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BY virtue OF a decree OF tho Chancery.
Court OF the city of Richmond. entered
on the 9Th OF May. 1906. in tho case OF
THE state Bank OF Virginia Us. John
Bowers's Administrator and ais, q an q
John Bowers, Jr,. and wife ys. LOUIE y,
Bowers Willis and als.,' the undersielitGso &c
Special Commissioner will sell at Pubic
auction, on the premises, on
SSli ssTHURSDAY; MAY Is, 1906,
at $40 O'Clock P. NJ, the above truly de:
srable residence, containing 8 rooms. all
modern conyeniences, in nj ce repair; cellar
under house from front to rcnr.
m The lot fronts on north side Of PARK
Avenue q feet 2 inches. and runs BACK
between parallel lines 165 feet to an alley
is feet wide. The property Is occupied by
an excellent tenant, is situated ~ one
Z OF the most desirable sections OF our
city, and for home or investment of1ers
many advantages. .
ffImmed ia telya after, say at $50 o'clock
p. NJ will sell the three lots above mem
toned. on north side OF Gilbert Street,
known as Nos. 80, "a and IS, fronting each
0o TERMslcasa as 10 the vacant lots, AND
for the dwelling one-third cash. balance ;s
In two equal indictments at 8 and u
months. evidenc ID by negotiable notes
with six per cent. interest ADDED IRON
day of sale, and title retained until the
whole of purchase money Is paid and ha
conveyAhcefSordered by the court or /, a.
cash. "a t. the soption of sthe purchaser,
sS''5tss .55 -; JAMES E. CAM ON,
Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
| GREEN Z Z REpp,
/ REAL ESTATE AUCT|ONEERS
COMMISSIONERS SAFE Of ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY Of the fARMviLLE8
( P0whATAM RAILROAD COM.
pANY.

". =
the Law ana Eauity Court 81 Tie n cl lfy
IS. eihet tie sd asg q ' F sbr ana
under the short s style e y ealS sGqIs
1GXoRs. FOR & c., ". FARMV1LLE &
Pl,s9,WWrII I1s1 r; r, co. & AIS
FOR &C. ". sX "a Is A tdefauit having
been made In the payment Of the amount
whn s ~ nas aa reqaeed y
said decree OF February slst, ig05) lie
undersigned, who were appointed special
Of thom e acts 5' n direessd sy ana de-
.ion, to the highest bidder, al the south
R sS. on tn Sr eir H on N INC s'e
MAH. IDS. Al 1 4 o SO 50 NJ e, ~
free Of all liens and encum5ranees what hat
rent year, all the rights. privileges prop
serty.real. persona, Or mixed-frnncm ses
ana interests ut Of the Farmvils 4 Powna,
railroad, extending from Bermuda Hun
a; area on the James River near CITY poins
has valuable terminal properties and fa.s
clltles to the town OF F'armvilb, In Prince
Edward county, Virginia, approximatins3
gether with ali branch lines, spur trae ks.3
sidings, depot tracks, and yard tracks;
npproximating thirteen miles. rights z, O
warehouses, wharves, terminals, scales
telegraph iines telephone lines. store
houses, stores and supplies, machine
T moives coaches. cars s' gandolas real
tate, offices. office furniture, books and
books Of account. stationery ana ,supplies;s
description eu 'et ., pf said Railroad Company
wherever situated Except cash IN bank.
or In the hands Of the Receiver. " THIS
counts and balances due to the Receiver
eve ever both hs on the day Of .aie and on the
oeE r ~ Tha 3 sad las sa
follows, viz: Seventy FIVE thousand dol y
lars ls75 co. 9o) $500 % Ct which
in 't thvee days from the day Of sale. and
firmed The balance to be on cradits OF
six and twelve months from the daiya b "a
notes for the d ferred 3spaynsrts;.p sitns
interest from day of sale, with the, right to
a 9bs s ne 9 sa
purchase money is paid and a conVcyance
directed by the court: ,38 u
For further partic ulars as IL sal rn.il lTr
road and other property parties ore res
ferred to the receiver, Col: T. NJ R;sTai {
cot, at the offices OF the Company. Ninth
and Main Streets Rle chm m 1v
n M al ss Gee. x.HCHR1STLAN,
q HUNSDON4 CARY. 4 IN
B. n b.. MUNFORD.8 ssli8i
p. V.3SC OGBILL,
53 CHAS. aU.E$W1LLIAhte,
gSs r. w. FSWATKINS, ~ u
Special Commission rs. III
| The bond required sof the special com
mlssioners, by the above named DEGREES.
mas Deeh ouss ae1VssP; +. WINSTON.
! Clerk.
AS authorized BY the decree 4, Ct tl Is
Richmond. Va, dated February q, 1905,
and for reasons to ths Com
/, to take place at he same hour and place
on WEDNESDAY. JUNE Z, 1895. j . y
CFIAs. 81 s. STRINGFELLOW w. GEO.sSL.
CHRISTIAN, 4HUNsDON@ CARY,l.B5;;8 $ q
MUNFORD,! p. ". COqBILLI GHAS.,ls;;
I8WII,LLANfS, r. w. WATKINS, Speclal
Commissioners.
- - -
: s
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reache.1rs' Diet.

a Virginia clergyman declares that a
country preacher can live on $500 year.
THAT brother must fairly revel in yellow
legged chickens and old-fashioned dona-
t!ons.-Atianta Constitution.
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY Sutton d Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

g oM PTEeBs FusiM snN vi i PKoP
ERTY \, THE G4n 7 ~ HE f;S
golW r H c6kSER PIE oF W AE rHk
AND GODD1Nj STREETS. AND AN
OTHER ON THE !, SOUTH SC S IL, e 9 oE
In execution OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico County, In the suit OF
Holzgrcfe Committee VS.. Holzgrefe and
uary, 1906, tho undersigned Special COM
missioner, appointed thereby, will ofier
for sale, at public auction. upon the prem
THURSDAY. MAY rs. 1906.
commencing at o clock P. NJ, and IN the
following order, the property above oe5
scribed: XII /. !, :, :,
corner q. seventeenth and Wood Streets,
fronting IS feet on$W Wood Street, ana run
ming back between parallel lines 9e 1eet'
more or, less.
the southwest corner Of Goddin and web
ster Streets, fronting on the south sac
Of Webster Street 8154 feet, and running
back betweenflline parallel, or nearly
the seaboard Air Line Railroad Company.
This property, situated SO near the rail-
road track, should make It Invaluable as
manufacturing site. e /.
Third. At 6 O. clock P. NJ, q vacant lot
on the south side OF Ivy Street. commenc-
ing at point 40 feet west Of the Rose !;
meath Road. and fronting 80 feet on sag az
lines 10 feet s5inches to an alley 20 feet
wide; also lot, fronting 40 feet on the
west side OF : Roseneath Road. runln'ns
TE1KMS-One-third cash, the residue In
three equal instruments at Q. u and u
months, purchas to give his negotiable
notes, with blper cent; interest added: an mo
purchase noneyiis paid and asconveyanuce
ordered by the court; or all. cash, at the
option Of the purchaser or purchasers.
| - - n. ZEN Ya HOtZGREFE,
Committee and Special Commissioners.
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Snow in the Tropics.

snow. even in the tropics, never melts.
but remains continuously all the year
colder clin,es. the Snow line" is much
lower than this.
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Cincinnati, a; New York, 8.

NEW YORK, May 24.-cncinnau defeated
New York in ten-innins game to-day,
Score: X II. r.,
New York .............0 9 90 2sIoo-3
Cincinnati <. :. Il. n. o 0 o 2 o000l1-4
Batterles-wiltz and Bowerman; Harper,
Ewing and Schlel. Time. 2 hours. Umpire.
Bauswlne. Attendance. 1900.
Pittsburg, II; Boston, I.
BOSTON. MASS. May A-Pittaburg hit
the ball at will to-day. and easily defeated
Boston. ttsissT -
Scores r. n. f:
Boston l...................10 90 5000 Oil 1
md "a Moran Tine i:ss. Umpire, o'Day. -
tendance. 300 81
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, ?.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May e<---clenn
hitting by the local team resulted In a.
rather easy victory over Chicago to-day,
Score: X. n. y:
Philadelphia .............o 221o 0'--s 5 l
II Ratterics-W and Killing q Dugsleby and
Abbott Time. lbs. Umpire Johnstone. At =
Brooklyn, 81; st. Louis, !.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May A.-Brooklyn de-
.seated St. Louis to-day. IN i5 :, :,
Brooklyn ...adooodooo;-3 3
st. Louis -................0 0 0 DO OO1-l
BatterIes-Scanlon and Bergen; Egan nno
Warner. Time, 1895. Umpires Klein and
Emslle. Time. 1885. Attendance, l7so.
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Salisbury, 81; Greensboro, I

y a-- lSpeclaI 10 TIC -7TItnes-lHspatch,) n v
GREENSBORO, N. g., May 2i.--Greensboro
couldn't hit Moses effectively to-day and
Salisbury Spencer won by q score Of 8 10 i.
Holts drive over the left field fence In the
second inning and Pea s sensational catch OF q
line hit Oft Wynn's bat were features.
salisbury-spencer ...,.o soo1ooo.-s IS )
Observation-Disclosures and Holt: Mclaughlin and
Ryan. Attendance, 600. Umpire, Mcdraff.
Time, 1880
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Progress.

A Chinaman has been permitted to en-
ter a Missouri prison Without having his
cite removed. Slowly but surely We arc
learning to be kind to the yellow race
Chicago 1nter-Ocear1.
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Identifying Dead Russians.

Il Russia identifics It's soldiers killed IN
battle by means OF little metal Icons
sacred picture ina ges-found on tho
bodies. On the back of each of these
icons are stamped the wearer's name,
regiment and commission.
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I, Chas. o. saville, clerk Of said court
do certify that the bond required by the
Special Commissioners under the above
decree has been duly given.
-, CHAS. o. sAVILLlc,
Nav ,o.tds iils{g Clerk.
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South Atlantic League.

AT columbia, s.. C.-Augusta,t 3; Columbia, o.
At Macon, Ga.-Jacksonvllle. o.; Macon, 8.
q Al Savannah. Ga.-savannah. 81 Charleston
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College Baseball

Harvard. IS; Williams. IN
University of Pennsylvania, * Brown, I.
Princeton, s.; Dartmouth. l.
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The bond required by the above decree.
OF the Special Commissio has been
uuty s'sce1HEiAR CHARLES o. sAV1LLE, Clerk.
Nav oO-tds 6st &
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Thursday, May Is, 1905,

at o'clock I. NJ, all that certain lot,
piece or parcel OF land, with the improve
rlents thereon, lying and being in the city
OF Richmond, Va. In Lee District and
bounded as follows Beginning OH the
southern line OF Park Avenue Gas the same
has been changed and widened BY the re.
cent extension eastward OF Ivy Strcet) at
d point So feet east Of Its intersection OF
tho eastern line OF Park Street, thence
running eastwardly along Park Avenue, or
a line which is the prolongation Of the
south line of Ivy Street, and fronting on
the south limo OF Park Avenue 20 feet and
extending back southwardly and between
parallel lines 179 feet and Q inches to an
alley In common 20 feet wide.
The Improvements Of said lot consist o.
a new detached. thoroughly modern, brick
dwelling OF II rooms, beautiful lawn, brick
stable, etc.
TERAis-One-thlrd cash. and the bal
ancc at /. 2 and 3 years from date Of sale,
with interest at 6 per cent. per ann UNI,
payable semi-annually, evidenced ny
negotiable notes of the purchaser. secured
BY deed OF trust on the property. Sale
subject to confirmation Of the court
- a 575a5 55 H. K. SFRANKL1N,I
Special Commissioner.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
VIM. b. T1xHin1 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
AUCTION. SALE OF a
SPLENDID DETACHED
Brick Dwelling
OF
Eleven Rooms and All
Modern improvements,
WITH BRICK STABLE ON LOT.
No. 1921 Park Avenue,
IN FRONT or
Lee Monument.

Pursuant 10 a decree OF the Richmond
Chancery Court. entered on October 1stf,
who sues, etc. Vs. Lllie ". Powers and
others. will sell at public auction, on the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
q Cincinnati. q: New York. 3. q
& Pittsburg. II; Boston, l. .y5 4s 5f i,3
philadelphia, s: Chicago. -
Brooklyn. 3: St. Louis. s5
Where They Play To-day.
Cincinnati Mt New York.
Chicago nj philadelphia IN 3ss-.;
Plttsburg at Boston. Z
st. Louis at Brooklyn
Standing of the Clubs.
Clubs. ". L. P. Clubs w. L. P.
New York ~ Isl Sncinha'' -, !. :, 90
sPittsburg ..1a II .57s Brooklyn ..!4 .sss
PhjIadephia IS u 1913 boston 8......11 10 .3s1
Chicago .....l7 II 800 Jst. Louis ....is - ss7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
Southern League

At Little Rock-Little Rock, s.; Atlanta. o.
At New Orleans-New" Orleans, 8; Blrmng-
Jam, 2. "a II llstsss Il.
AT Shreveport Shreveport. 4; Nashville, g.,
At Notwithstanding J: Montgomery, ..