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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
FAMOUS TROPHY.
Pharsalia Plate to Be Offered at
Brighton Beach,
-fsnecIal to Thn Times-plspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatchl
NEW YORK. June 1a.-The mos. famous
racing! i trophy in this country. tho rharsalla
plate. is offered " the nr.ghton Beach Racing a,
ovont for two.year,oids. TO no run
during Inc autumn meoting at BRIGHTON
Heach, This event, at one mile, 2 gEehssr
asked to race, already 10 q much,ts lked,of
event among horse owners. MS It not only calls
for q lot OF speed. but tenacity,
Tho Pharsalls plate was buried for safe
keeping on q plantation near New Orleans
during the Civil War to keep II out OF Yankee
hands 1t was first run for at Natchez Miss,
on December 20, 1916 7 is q handsome silver
cup about eighteen Inches h'sh on a, one panhei
inscriptions: 5t
sto ii out Of Catherine. beating Colonel
a. I. Bingaman'a CHI m. Betsy. coody, by
Leyiatian out Of Charlotte Hamilton by Sir
In In 1850 an old Louisiana family, staunch ad,
tmIrers OF the throriughbred, secured the plate,
ma II 4 WpS on thu cotton plantation Of this
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BROWNIES LOSE
INNING GAME
Fastest Game Of Season Results
in Victory for Barton
4 Heights.
BIG CROWD HoWLED Justify
Manchester Team Gives Rich
11ond Bad Drubbing-At-
tendance Very Good.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Barton Heights took fall out OF the
champion Brownies yesterday afternoon
In n game that lasted twelve innings,
and ended with great noise from the
grand stand and blcachcrics. Score, 9
to z.
Manchester hammered the Eichmond
team down another notch, and prevented
Barton Heights from taking an advnn-
tage, by winning the first OF the two
games with a score OF 3 to q
The First Game.
Something like twelve hundred people
witnessed the two games. and the finish
OF the second was we'll worth the money.
The champions started the game with
four runs. Barton Heights opened tho
second inning with three runs, and tho
excitement began. In the third the boys
from Fulton sent l1acho and Hulcher
around the diamond making the score
to . In their favor. Both sides scored
in the fifth. but tho team from across
the divide got the big end OF the runs,
receiving four and dishng out to the
Brownies only one.
And. with the score tied like this, the
game went rnerrily on until the twelfth
inning. Both sides made desperate ef-
forts in the ninth to force a man across
the rubber, but fast playing stopped all
attempts OF this nature. The Brownies
had a chane to score in the seventh, but
lost 1t when Hogan was convicted Of
stealing the second sack. Sharp famed,
and then Eacho and Hulcher got safe
ones But Gruner. he OF over-thc-fcnco
fame, couldn't do better than put one to
deep left. where Rose ended the misery.
The tenth and eleventh We're one, two,
three outs, and the twelfth opened with
the Barton Heights boys at the bat.
Sutherland got to first on four balls,
and Rose drew a sigh from the grand
stand when he ozoned. Sharp didn't
4 handles Boonc's drive, and with two
men on bases. Mills smacked a corkins
two-sacker. Pandcmonium! Two runs
came in. Hoskins famed and Phillips
was out with a pop fly.
Bowers, for the Brownies, came up and
made q pretty effort to get the sphere
over the center fieldcr's head. But 1t
didn't touh ground. Sharp went out
from short to first. and then Eacho re-
vived the rooters by pastinE a pretty
single. sHe pilfered SECOND, but Hulcher
sent ono down 10 first, and the ffirst
twclve-inning game of the season was at
an end, with tho Barton Height boys
victorious
F~,t-- -<rr- r. III
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Manchester, g; Richmond, 2.

Richmonds team was under great
disadvantage when it started out Paul
Bender, the erstwhilc manager of the ag-
gregation, wouldn't release his hold upon
the nine. the appointment OF Treasurer
Robert Knghtly to the position notwith-
standing. And the conflict had its dam
aging effect on the players. This team
has some as good material as In the
league, but the players have been badly
handled. Not over two or three OF the
nine ever know what position they will
play in until the game Is called. Tho
owners of the league removed Mr.. Ben
der. but it>seems that Mr.. Bender won't
DO removed. Other steps will be taken.
and 1t is said that the franchise will
DO cancelled and a new manager named.
Manchester opened the game with five
runs. This had a demoralizing effect on
the team. However, Barnard, the new
pitcher for the Richmond boys, did good
work. He allowed seven hits, but with
proper fielding nothing like the amount
of runs should have crossed the plato
against him. Leake. for Manchester. was
in excellent form, and eased his oppo-
nents back with three hits. When the
next game Is called between Richmond
and another team In the league. Manager
Knightly will h;k'c his boys down to per-
lection. S
roIlo 81 f4 . 100 4
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Latonia Summary.

q (By Associated PreSs.)
CINCINNATI. O., June la.-S SUNNI mes; "a
to j first. Blytheness (5 to y second, Arachue
Cb to y third. Time. 1871 20.
Second receive furlongs--Romola 20 to -
first Maple Hurst (eyen) second, Cotton Town
Is to y third Time, :oa 20.
Third race-one mle-Red Leaf q % y
first Alcor III to eo) second. Stroud 100 to
y third. Time. l:42 2-5.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Miss Manners
10 to u first, Bardolph q to 81 second, Sing
ing Master q to y third. Time. $50 20 n.a
Judge Brady ts to ~ first. Sailorts Dream as
to i second. Eandmoro Is to p third, Time,
1850 AS.
81 first. John Carroll e to II second, Rutin-
skie III to p third Time, l:l6.
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Results in St, Louis.

X ST. LOUIS. MO-, June l2,--Delmar results
First race-four furlongs-susanne d6 to y
frat, Marguerite r.. (al to 81 second. Ruth
Nolcn Gao to y third, Time, $50 4-b
Second race-six furlongs. selling--Auroceiyer
az TO Is first. Passive III to 81 second, Lady
Soneuse 20 to y third. Time. 1T So.
Third race-one mile. selling-Ethel Davis
g TO- q t III * th hsiN ss''a
Fourth raee-six furlongs--om J. @ to y
first, Miss Male Day da to - second. Foot,
"f Tifth raee~one mile, sellns-Foliiss nergeres
no to il first, Our lille Is to ~ second,
Mrs. Jack Dolan q ~ third; Time, 1'4s as,
Main WoodcockY no to y first. DECORATION 6
to j. second. OUTLAW q to y third Time.
XXI AZ. ais, r
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: James J. Orange to a. ]. Chewn-
Ing. 80 feet on south side of Catherine Street.
to life estate of clemma j. Orange, $500.
P. B. Hatcher and wife to Mary f. Rudder.
% feet on north side OF Ross Street. and 8
feet on north side Of Ross Street, No, 1904,
s.. 065.
At feet on west limo OF Buchanan Street, l2o
feet north OF Accommodation Street. $500
Sydnor and Hoadny, special commissioners,
to Fannio A. Tignor. IS lie feet on north line
OF Grace Street. between ED and go Streets
Fannie A.. Tignor to Eliza Vincent, IS IL
feet on north side Of Grace Street. 70 IL feet
west OF Twenty-thlri Street, $4,000.
Baidacci, "a foot on west line OF Ninth Street,
23s feet north OF Leigh Street. s2,e5o,
Robert J. Burroushs Is and sarah Jane - 20 %
Of Venabls Street, 20 feet east of Severn
teenth Street. s4s5. -
Henrico: II, S, B!nswanger and wife 70 Ollie
J. Oakley. lot No. IS In plan OF Robin Park
Hiu Carter and wife to Caroline Rltser , so
On north side Of Charles az, Giy roaa about
P. r. Darlington and wife to ollie J. Oak
ley. lot No. rs in plan Of Robin Park. $50
A. catn ana VIE xnh,r 70 D. o ~ 40 Oakley
Chewning and Roses trustees to Frank NJ
Boxiey, IS SO feet on south side Of Main
Street. southeast corner OF MULBERRY Street
Charles johnson to Susan NJ, Johnson
triangular lot fronting 30 feet on Graham
Street. and 1928 feet on Nicholson Street.
r. w. Taylor and wife to Charles Taylor
81 10 acres on q 20 foot road leading from
the Jomdan estate, S.
Mary a., Mary ]. Woodfin md G. b.
Richards, Laura Y. and James w Kender
and Bertha L. and Percy II, Patterson, to
ia miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands
OF Richard Johnson and others fno acreage
given), S45
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day
by The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
Auction Sale of Household
Furniture Of DR.. O. w.
Jewett, No. Is w. Clay ST.,
Tuesday Morning, June
18th.

At the request OF DR.. Jewett. who Ia
Declining housekeeping. we will sell, at
his residence No. Is West Clay Street
commencing Mt 1880 o'clock, his House,
hold Furniture, consisting OF. In part:
Handsome Pnrlor suit with extra linen
covers), Oak Combination Book Case and
Secretary, handsome Mantel Clock and
Ornament, large and handsome Parlor
Pictures, fine Irish Point Lace Curtains.
fine Body Brussels Parlor Carpet. Pnrlor
Rockers and Table, CHARTERED Oak Cham
Dor Suit. Sectional Felt Mattress. Ward
robe. Chairs. Rockers. Toilet Set. hand
some Walnut Marble-Top Chamber Suit
with chairs). Center Table and Rocker
to match. Oak Hall Racks, Hall Chairs.
Hall and stair Carpet. Iron Bed. Spring
and Mattress: Oak Ssdeboard, Oak Ex-
tension Table. good Refrigerator. Tlltercr
and Cooler. Crockery, Glassware. Kitchen
Table. Cooking Utensils, Blue-Flame OIL
Stove and other Household necessities.
Sale positive. Ladies' especially invited
: THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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II. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 8 M Eleventh Street.

- CURT SALE OF THAT NEW. HAND
~ SOME, AIODERNLYS CONSTRUCTED
AND VERY ATTRACTIVELY$ LOCATED
RESIDENCE, NO. 1905 W. FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEEN HARRISON AND
zRYLAND, NOW OCCUPIED BY MRS
FRANK w. BANNER. LOT a714Xl62h
FEET TO "A WIDE ALLEY.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Summary: Two-base hits, Smith and
Mills. Thrce-base hits. Bowers. Stolen
bases, Eacho. Rose (2), Boone (2). Base
on balls--off Hulcher, /; off Hoskins q.
Struck out-by Hulchcr. o; by Hoskins.
6. Time Of game, one hour and fifty
minutes. Umpire Dick Duke Attend
npcc Zoo lGti{ss5 IsSs 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13
Commissioners Auction Sale
Valuable Timber Land In
Charles City County, Va.

BY y III ct IN sSss
A ssh dWSy e o 1s Ut ne s9
others" the undersigned, Special Com
missioners will sell at public auction. q s
ana JuS Z S'o isTH + I'D 1905. z COURT Day.
the. following property, viz; = tract Of
tosT ana sno Sen as 1he the
Charles City, about three and one-half
miles west OF the Courthouse. and bound
ed on tho north by the lands Of the y late ns
the lands OF robert Bradley. on the south
BY the lands OF e. A. Saunders, Jr., and
on tho west BY tha lands OF James -.
This land has been free from the axe tor
number OF years and has thereon a large
quantity Of oak railroad ties. pine cord
wood and oak and PIN. saw s iumner nha
I In two and one-half miles OF Willcox,s
Wharf and within one and one-half miles
OF Herring Creek. and Is the most desir-S
abe JSst = tess Of sa,d sale are
follows. viz. One-rourth cash and the
balance upon credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months the deferred tSa payment
Fwaiving homestead exemption. and carry
ing interest from date Of sale and payable
mi-annually; or at the opuoon , of ne 1e
purchaser ne may p1y etaSi@s w. e.sss
[ Be retained until the futher order % the Va
Parties desiring to see the lana Will
cali on Mr. ]. T. Nance at Charles sC '-l'y
~ ''' JOHN F. G17 NaSSn ''.55 W
May as-tds Special Commissioner Ia
In the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Charles City.
James NJ. Wlllcox's Exor,........ Plaintin,
against
I J, 81 Major. clerk Of the said courts
do certify that the bond required Of the
dered in said cause on the 9th day OF May,
1905, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as cler the
said court this 12th day OF May, iyOo.
]. z. MAJOR, llork
May as-tds III
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Southern League.

AT Atlanta; Atlanta &; Shreveport l,
y AZ Montgomery: Montgomery. !; New Or
AZ Nashville: Nashville. a. Little Rock. Q
Al H!r7ningham Birmingham. I; Memphis
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In execution Of decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city; OF Richmond, Va, rem
dered June 9Th, 1906. In the suit Of Mary
S. Danner. Guardian, &c, VS.. Howard s.
Danner, ct ais, will. as Special Com
missioner thereby appointed. proceed to
sell at public auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1905,
at o'clock P. NJ, that we'll planned and
elegantly finished brick dwelling situated
as above stated. 1t contains 10 rooms, be-
sides kitchen, servants room, numerous
closets three we'll equipped bath rooms,
large, handsome Mirror In hall on first
floor. Mirror Mantels, Gas. Electric
Lights, and tho entire house Is heated by
hot water In fact, nearly every modern
device for comfort and convenience is
found on these premises.
KS This Is one OF the most attra ctive houses
OF Its kind and size yet erected In this
city, 1t having been the purposes Of the
gentleman who built It, for his own use.
to combine the essential elements OF space,
beauty.@ strength light and ventilation.
thus making It worthy OF its eligible site
on this fashionable thoroughfare.
TGHMS-One-third cash. balance at =,
IL and 1S months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and tho title retained
until deed Is ordered by the court. r
PRESTON COOKE. "a
Special Commissioner.
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. q H t
In execution OF certain deed OF trust
dated June LIST, 1901, recorded In D. B. no.
b., page g. Henrico County Court; the
debt being In default. and being required
signed trustee will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY, JUNE 16, Z
1906. at 6 o'clock P. M. tho real estate
described in said deed. and situated as
above stated. US s' q IN. 3l 3
This Is a conveniently located and COM
Portable house, occupying about half the
said lot, affordlng vacant ground sufH--
thu property is worthy the consideration
OF, home-seekers Of small means. and
investors for rental purposes.
TERMS: For cash as to $3.50 ana Inc
terest thereon from Juno !, 1905: this ex-i
penses Of sale, and taxes to day o.. sale,
and the residue in equal instalments at
one and two years with interest added
and secured by deed OF trust, or tho whole
IA. aS57I''. J. 3. ELAN Trustee.
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AS executor Of Ann Wallace deceased I
will sell by public auction, on the prem
ises. on 81
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14TI, 1906,
at $50 o'clock P. NJ, that unusually we'll
situated and comfortable dwelling No. 113
North Third Street, between Franklin
and Grace Streets, containing about six
rooms, together with tho lot upon which
back between parallel lines about u feet
to point where the said lot narrows to
16h feet The house is old, but is soldly
buff and quite comfortable. AS a loca-
ton for doctor or dentist there Is
nothing superior on the market. and 1t Is
also we'll suited for private family uses.
TERMS-One1third cash. and the balance
at ono and two years for notes, with in
terest added. and secured by q deed OF
trust; or all cash, at the OPTION Of the
purchaser
Ju e-tds Executor.
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MANCHESTER,
'THE SCORE BY INNINGS,

richmond .,...,,.,...e 90 0 0 o q 0 Ola
Manchester ,,.,,..,..6 0 o 02 o O o 20
Summary: Three-base hits, Edwards,
stolen bases, Robertson, A. Anthony (2),
Hogan CD. Double plays, HOGAN to Ans
thonyl. Base on halls-off Bernard. 81;
Z OF LSake, I. Il Struck out-by Bernard. ~
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BY Richmond Auction Co..
Phone 4716 1905 E. Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
FURNITURE TO-DAY.

I we will sell at our warerooms, 1905 E..
Main street, TODAY (Tuesday), June 49,
at, 10 :30aA. M, i sAne All-Rrass Bed and
Spring 1 Fine Hair Mattress, 8 Cotton
Mattresses. Ladies' Writing Desks, 8 Fine
Velour Covered Couches. Refrigerators, 3
Complete Sets OF Encyclopedia Britannica,
Cots. Rolls Of Oilcloth. 10 'koIls New
Mating, Is Rugs, Go-Carts, Wardrobes,
Sideboards. Odd Bureaus, Book Cases.
Kitchen Safes Chairs and Rockers. Wal
nut Etaza, Serving Tables. Chlffonier,
Pictures and Mirrors, Parlor Tables
Vases, Lamps. Andirons. Coo-Coo Clock,
Hall Racks, etc, etc. .3s
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
Geo. H. Vauentine, Auctioneer. ti
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poyGHKhEPsIg .J June ls-Th's Nv week da VII
crews here for their last practice hefora the
big inter-collogiate regatta Columbia, which
has been alone for q week, will be seconded
BY Cornell. due on Tuesday, pennsyl VIII
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SCORE BY INNINGS,

Virginia ....,.,...,..4 0 2 Q 40 0 0-8
Georgetown ..,,,.,...l 0 4 ] 90 0 0--6
Summary: Earned runs-Y!rginia, 8;
Georgetown, 2, First base on errors
Virginia. 2: Georgetown. g. Left on
bascs-virginla, 4; Georgetown. s. Two
base hit, Hart. Three base hits, Pollard,
Springer. Daniel, McGhettigan, Simon.
Struck out--by Pollard, IN eight In
nings; by Adams. - In one inning; by
White, q in two innings; by Aver. s In
seyon innings. Stolen base, Aver. Dou-
bio play, Martell to Curry. Passed balls,
Chandler, 2. Hit by pitcher. Pollard,
wild throw. Pollard, Umpire. Burns. Of
Georgetown. Time, two hours and twenty
minutes.
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South Atlantic League.

At Columbia; Macon, 8; Columbia, 8,
Al Augusta; Augusta, 81 charlestop, Q,
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The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has beer
cI1As. Q. sAv1LLB Clerk.
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4 BY n. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Auction Sale of Four Small
Brick Dwellings, Nos. 40
and 1872 South First Street,
Corner of Canal, and Nos,
Is and 20 E. Canal Street,
Immediately in Rear Of.
Above, on Thursday, June.
Is, 1905, at s O'Clock P. M.

The First Street dwellings contain
lbs Canal Street houses contain S rooms
each, with water and gas, The central
and convenient location Of this proper
sons Of moderate means for homes. and
should also attract those seeking q pay
Ing Investment. j.
TERMS: ia cash. balance at ., 70, 10
and "a months, for notes with interest
added, and secured by trust deed on the
property, or all cash, at option OF pur-
chaser. ,.yr a 90 81
Auctioneers.
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
Executors Sale of the Valu-
able Residence Property,
No. lib N. Third Street, by
Auction.

Is AS executor Of Ann Wallace, deceased I
will sell BY public auction, on the prem
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BY j. 3. Elan e. Co.,
Renl Estate Auctioneers.
# RUsTEE's PUBLIC SALE
Large Corner Lot,
Fronting 55 By about 90 Feet,
WITH
Good wo-Story Frame
Dwelling Thereon,
Northeast Corner Oak and
High Streets,

NORTH OF AND NEAR TRICKS COR
NER. ON BROOK AVENUE AND
OAK STREET.
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Charles johnson to Susan NJ, Johnson
| Street, and II rs feet on Nicholson Street.
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Barton Heights took fall out OF the
champion Brownies yesterday afternoon
In n game that lasted twelve innings,
and ended with great noise from the
grand stand ana blcachcrlcs. Score, 9
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Objects no HeresaY Fvidence.

In the court.martial trial of Com
mander Young Saturday at Mare Is
land, Commander Bartlett, a member
of the board appointed by Admiral
Goodrich to investigate the gunboat
Bennington explosion, was recalled.
Judge Gear, for the defense, objected
to the introduction of evidence from
the Bennington board of inquiry as
being hearsay and not original evil
dence. His objection was sustained.
An answer from Acting Secretary
Darling to the telegram sent Friday
to the Secretary of the Navy was read
authorizing adjournment of the case
under consideration for a reasonable
time to await the testimony of En-
sign Wade. This now leaves the court
free to proceed with the trial of En-
sign Clarence Landran, of the trans
port Lawton, who is to be tried by the
court martial for absence from his
ship without leave and for disrespect
to superior officer. The case of Ian
dram will come up for trial on We'd
nesday morning, Judge-Adyocate West
prosecuting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
SUN AND MOON.
A Beastly Big Thing.

when the Frank A. Robbins & Co
All new great feature shows were be-
ing. organized, the New York Clipper
spoke of them as 1.-The Birth of the
Big One, and that description NAV
be extended to that stu pendousIy sen.
sational feature which involves the in.
production IN one arefia in simultan.
eous performances of almost every
species OF wild and domesticated b9aste
that can be safely handled in the open
before an audience, and with enough
brains 10 learn every trick possible to
the limitations of quadrupedal anat-
omy.
This colossally cosmopolitan assem-
olage OF wise mammoths and cute and
cunning creatures includes elephants.
zebras, water buffalo, cameIs, dogs.
goats, horses. eliamas, ponies, dom
keys, dromedaries, mules, bears, mon.
keys and sacred cattle, and has cost
its originator, Manager Robbins. a
big lot Of both ''the long green and
trouble, but the years of expenditure.
experiment and patient training have
at length found ample reward in most
impressive, surprising and amusing
results. This millennium like feature
and all the other wild beasts, circus
and hippodrome ones of the enter
prise named viii be brought here by
special railroad trains ON Saturday
next, September 80.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining of the Eust-
achian Tube. When this tube is infam-
ed you have rumbling sound Of i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition
hearing viii be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
wich is nothing but an inhamed condition
of 1he mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars 70
any case of Deafness caused by catarrhr
that cannot be cureo Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY * CO.,
Sold by all druggists, 7c. Toledo, O..
Take Halls Family Pills for consli-
patton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Typewriting Supplies.

Ribbons for typewriters, carbon, oil,
g., ETC., and all typewriting supplies
ale for sale at the Capital office s51w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Annapolis, Washington 6 BALTIC. &. R.

Time Schedule in Effect July End, 1905.
Trains leave for Annapolis Junction connect
ng at Odenton and the junction with trairs
or baltimore and Washington, and Other
points as follows:
VIA A. w B. AND p. r.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Governor To Attend Fair

Governor Warfield has acc epted an
invitation to attend the Hagerstown
Fair on October i2 Ia letter to
his cousin, Mr.. Davies L. KenIy, of
Hagerstown, who invited him to be
his guest, the Governor wrote cit
will give me great pleasure TO be your
guest. Mrs. Warfield is quite indis-
posed and fear she would not be able
TO accompany me. However. we have
been planning an automobile trip in
your section for some time in October
with Gillet Gill and my sister Alice.
Will be glad to have Ned Kenly go
with me if | go. -