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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
A1IsCELLANnoUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
 CALL and take look at the new imported line of wall paper at A. J. Keynton & Co., next to post office. phone 2s0. If THE Southern Poultry Journal. Dallas, Tex as, is the largest and best poultry paper in the South Write for a free copy 2t AN EsTRAY-Notice is hereby given that one mouse colored mare mule, about Is years old and about 1i hands high. with sink under left eye. white hairs in mane 6 inches from head and white spot on back made by saddle. appraised at $30, was taken as an estray before D. M Huffman J P for Precinct 1s. Montgomery County Ala Q D. caston. Judge af rzeA~AA kni-Ah--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
rYPEWRIrERs AND sUPPLIEs. ,

~~~-~>~>-~--~-~-------- TYPEWRITERS sold, exchanged. rented and repaired; Remington Standard typewriter. Supplies for all makes of machines. 36h
 Commerce St. phone 29S. P A. Etneridge, Salesman. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23

BUY, sel. and exchange iron safss ot every description; small and second hand safss iu stock. Write O. J. Thrsshsr. Base ment Moses Building. Montgomery. Ala. phone 13o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
BAY RIDGE STAKE
FOR C'AIRNG0|.|R|:.M||.
t-----.----------
Five to One Shot Easy Winner
in Handicap at Sheepshead
Bay. 5f
BRooMs1Ick GETS SECOND
Defeated Proper and Ort Wells in
s Mile Dash Other
Results.
BRooMsTlCK GETS SECOND.
tBy Associated press. /,

u .
I, NEW YORK, June 27.-C alrngorn. a I'VE
to one shot, WON the Bay Ridge handicap.
one milo and quarter, at sheepshead
Bay, to-day. defeating a good field.
Graz iallo led to the turn out Of the back
stretch, where Davis sent Cairngorm to
the front and won easily by one and a
half lengths. Summary:
First race-nve and q half furlongs-.
Ladzarion no to y, first; Miss Point g 10
y. second; Jimmy Maher de to 81, third.
Time. 1:o8.
Second race-mie- Broomstlck 4 to
f(12 to y third. Time, 40 1-5.
Third race--hve furlongs OF Futurity---s
EARLY and Often (ao I to - first: Cousin
II third. Tiiime. 50 IS.
Fourth race-The Bay Ridge handtca
mile and q quarter1airngorm Is 10 y.
Tst IaoqH,a g r to y 2 sso9 9 Outcome
" Fifth race-One mtle-Tryon ia to 81.
FIRST; Comet to y. second saulsberry
Sixth race-one mile and a furlong-On-i
atlas Q3 to s., first; Action e to p, second ).
Sailor Boy go to ~, third. Time, 81 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GOVERNOR TIRED
Faced. a Big Audience for Hour
and = Half.

e fsn.rial "a The Times. Dispatch.)
rApnrvTYI,H VA. June Ex-Governor
I. 80. .. ~. .,.,..n. ~ IA rr,-
Montague addressed tne QUEENS y =
Vile and vicinity Tonight, The ne opera
house was filled and number Of repre-
.an+. 40. c,t,,an. we're upon the stage.
.rh.. Gnvernor' vas not al his best. though
-. o sn.ach d GENERALLY pronounced to
h.,,. Nan tha heat 5bv far heard here
d,,v,na ot ~. nrs..nt ga naien. He2shoved
us ns ~ .hs 20 ttg,;s ~ the long drive
eoS 80 .terdav .nrna, the rouxh country
rasS. f,orn . palnnvra 10 Cumberland
lvau ha ruu vhara "a addressed large
S srnn,d aIy tnaS.v ennrinr laia III. evening
I - ~ =, ia \ Nh ar
\ - 1u y =, - ~ ~ = Anderson, county
~ neH.. =. \ y ", rdn,a - roo 10.
s,ss. = ,r..ont IN. tha covernor. he FACED
the !. s :. e aud,ance which has vet ap-
D n W. a. 81 a. noIItical speaking in this
rI.cs !, - tor mora than one hour and 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Trustees Sale Of .
VALUABLE FARM.
IN ALBEMARLH COUNTY, VA, NEAR
KESWICK DEPOT. h

Ry ylvtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing
date the 2lst day OF August, lsQQ and r..
corded In the clerls 4 office Of AlbenlA rls
Circuit Court, D. p. la0. page, guy, the vn!,,S
Offer for sale, at public auction, upon the
WEpNEsp2At;Esi y 5u I |, 9TH II 1875. n
THE vA ,AT / G'GL9 TRSd Fl Y Sr LAND
SH h{NbhN S6 81 a elSA KNOWN WV Ns
HcisMo M, CONTAINING L, 1T, Y R y Y
Ky ElAzTIp i$;s s stXTx;rMSR ESoR
F ERan E ItxHHsN%1c AZ p ri SSA 3 49,
ps.s ss sSsssss
eltyNot 'ccis'arotsasyille and hs taiYsrsty
ofYirgin!a, About one hundred acres Of
isn as'n mueH 81 II ii grass the lana q 81
s snituss a. VII Is sha srswth usual
gn crops ana Sfsz,S abs
" There et H IS conmo ana attractive
frame dwelling on the land, containing
;sXSn & c GsH, b sf sT sen RsIa
s supplied with Wa ter by pipes from en-, ex.
SSssnt spSisg sheIs *. are psa
THIS social surroundings are excsspt!onal!y,:s
ton near, and there IL ready access to-
churches and schools, An exeepno9al OPP
portunIty Ia presented thnss Wpbing 70
as to ons-half t,al Of the
purchase, and as to che residue on credit
81 one and two Il and SiSysafs, IN 20 -
installments, the purchaser gtylng hon ye
for the deferred payments. bearing inieEr
est from date TIL paia, containing waiver
Of homestead exemption and secured by
deed Of trust on the land so!d. the man.
by tha purchaser OF the same In % reasons.
able sum for the heneht Of SAID truAsas
as his interest niay appear For suft
'''Y' 's'''' y. i. RssREouR. ,rrYstes:
Gordopyyilla W,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
LOSES;
YALE CHAMPION
Sons Of Eli Score Great Victory
NJ and Leads intercollegiate
Teams.
IMMENSE CROWD 4: PRESENT j| ]
About $4,000 People Were Pres
ent and Enthusiasm Was
Intense.
IMMENSE CROWD 4: J PRESENT ]
(BySAssociated Press.)

Il NEW HAVEN, CONN, June N.-By
defeating Harvard TO 2. to-day. Yale
won Its hrst intercollegiate champion
ship since 1893 to the great delight OF a
commencement throng OF twelve thous-
and persons. The game gives Yale
clear claim to the Title, the
local collesiates having beaten her East
ern rivals, including Princeton which
Harvard defeated In their only game,
The crowd was one OF the largest that
ever attended a commencement game
here. and the enthusiasm was intense:
Score: h ERIN 5Es .S r. H. e.
Harvard Il 70 o % o. 4 o p-3 81 4
Yale q. 0.02 q 80 Q ks a. s
Batteries: Coburn y, and stephenson;
jackson and Chaplin. Time. 2:b. Umpire.
Mr. Smith. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

favornd the election OF senators ~ the
people
Last year the convention passed the
primary bill ami tic constitutional con-
and now any Democrat ought to be al
lowed to nsk any othcr Democrat to
AK his ticket.
Public Property.
He believed public record is public
property mid open to discussion. Has
the ji,ninr Senator stood for election
espoused the cause He has made more
speeches In the past flfty.slx days than
in his whole life. why ask tho people
to vote for him now. In wanting the help
OF the National Government for high
ways we stand together i believe
only no is lust six years behind.
do not believe In monopoly or bossism
In anything. esnaciallv In roltl ira, /
come as a. Democrat to Democrats with
no ring or organization at my back.
He said the $4,000 appropriated for
Richmond College came from tho House,
was referred to the Senate Committee
and that committee nut IN other claims
to tho amount OF &, o0o0ot. Richmond
Colleges $4,000 was among the NUM-
ber. y& ,ss t
The junior Senator could not have pro-
noted tho passage had he desired to. for
AZ wns unanimously pressed.
AS 10 tho Virginia debt claim. the
bill was Senator Daniels originally. and
while Daniel was in the constitutional
convention Senator Martin became its
patron and the bill passed without trou-
hle, Tho actual amount received from
the government was $3.50 The settle
ment was made to him AZ Governor OF
the state. He read detailed account
from the United States Government.
Prescriptions.
Some Of tho friends OF the Junior
Senator seem to think me presumptuous
to aspire to the senatorship. The place
Is to be filled by the people, and It will
be vacant at the end Of tho tnrm. II
one man is to be kept in always what
is the use Of the terms. II experience
5is necessary inexperience would have
kept him out In the first place. Expert
enced men like Fitz Lee and Eppa
zHunton and Holmes Conrad gave way
TO inexperience. At the close Of his
speech the Governor was heartily cheer
ed.
Farmville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
AUCTION SALE.

on July 9th, at 2 o'clock M at
Wilmington N. G., In the building
occupied BY the Adrian Grocery
Company, will be sold at public auc,j
ton large lot Of Secondhand
Magnetic Telephones, both wall and
desk sets, Extension Bells. 3 artery
Cells, eto., and several Switchboards.S
"A good opportunity for the pur--3is
chaser to make a big profit. Any IN
formation wanted can be obtained
by applying to w. w. Shaw, sDu rhaM,I
N &. sgss ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Memphis.

s (By Associated Press) 81
e MEMPHIS, TENN, June 27,-Montgo m-
cry Park summarizes: I. .s
y, first; Hilona Is 10 IS, second; Sir Car
ter Is to ~, third. Time, 1:l7 3-4.
Second race-seven Misunderstanding
IL to y 6, first; Andrew Mack to ~,
Long leo to j, fourth. Time, 1872. ss5, II.
Third race-four and a half furlonEs-
Quinn Brady q to ~, nrst: Pretty Nellie
g to y. second; Charlatan g to y, third!
Time, :67. rs AZ 4
Fourth race-one -Monacomaid a
to u. hrst; Shenandoah "a to ~ second !;
Nigh Chancellor q to 100, third. Tine.
Fifth ra ce-sIx furlongs-C Comic Opera
(even), nrst; Optional 6 to- p, second;
Onyx II. e to ~ third. !. me, ] II, 1.
s(even), hrst; Bennie Prince Charlie s(3 to
u. second Prince salm 3alm Is to ~.
third. Time,51:42 S-&. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Cincinnati.
(By Associated Press.

z (By Assoclated Press.) sl4
4 CINCINNATI & O.. June 2.-Latonias
summaries: ~ sgt ss5i t
First arace-fvs furlongs-Two Bills 10,
tod, drst: Henry BWatterson (even) Sec
ond; Romola q to y. third, TImc 100
Second race-one mile-Helgerson e to
%. first: Frlyols g to ~, second; Rheln-
Thttd race-six furlongsIRain Dance 40
to ~, first: May Ellen Us to ~, second !;
Judge Traynor 40 to y, third Time.
Fourth -raca-rnile and . quarter; the
Latonia Oaks--Lary Savoy e to 10, first |:
Regale TOD. second; Louise McFarlan
Filth receive furlongs-Beatrice# (ev-
en). first; Trisauce go to 1),3second ;s Cut
Glass % to- y, -thlrd: Time, i :02.
Sixth race-one amile-F1orIzet a to 81
first; Havtland e to 81, Il second; Swift
Wing co tod, third. Time, 1:ll Is. N q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
St.Iouis..
(By Associated Press,)
YNYYYd Y,,o ~ --rnYr. i. ~..-

lBy1 ABS0cldtedH Press) l53.5l
ST. LOUIS, June 2z-Delmar summa-
:ries: 85t st5 D Z ~
First race Ia turlonEs-Flora Artist,
frst XIII. second Bill Holt, third:
Second race-7 furlongs-Tom Kiley,
hrst; Mimon, seconds; Thank Haven.
third. Time. ;3l SIS. Il g59
NJ Third races furlongs-Una c., first:
third. Time. lis rs. --.s q
Fourth race-mlle and seventy yards
J, p. Mayberry, frst: Footlights Favor
ito. second s Tabytos, third Time. 4 49,
Fifth yrace--7 furlongs-Lucian first;
Eleanor Howard, second; Gene Handlon.
third. Time, 1881 1-b.
sixth race-mile and seventy yards
Broodler, first !; Atheiros, second: Pompa-
no, third, Time, 1:49 IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
NOTICE ITCH,
Notice to Taxpayers.

vi r. il g. 2 4
once Of Collector, q CITY Taxes.
~ City Hall, Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL Big READY TO
= RECEIVN ALL Or ONE,HALF OF
i cfsSiTY @'TAXES REAL ESTATE AND
PERsONAL FOR THE YEAR ls6 ON
Tie Whole tax Is due, but the ordl-
nance provides that oNe.half may be
paid In June, and the remaining half
IN December. Failure to pay All or Qne'
haif An June !ncurs penalty of pei
At HgSG sR a lsl the Collector u reaSlrsd 10
d levy With costs added, isee Chapter
* AL s Maths q yss , |, e age ALL
PERSONS (MAL4E Oh FEMALN who
owr. personal property. Or hold personal
properly 4. Ms hductagy, amd ~ part!s.
mond (of Whatever ature) are assessed,
ana Win please call ana settle, 30 AZ tc'
avoid de llnquency,
GradIng, PAVING, Pipe and Sewer Con.
nsctlpn h!ls are psyeR}les y Y ne sane n
Give name In which property. sta pds,
ana see that you get all your bills.
This pc!ng the only notice provided
Nor ~ lEWD'pIease give Il prompt atten-
ton, az under the new ordinance per
fs w RsRs}sK III! hgys b aaasa
2Jul-lmo Collector of City Taxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Greensboro, 4; Danville, 4,

1-s- lFspeNuI 70 = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
GREENSBORO, N. c., June 37-Grsens-
boro was Victorious n this afternoon'a
game with Danvllle, the score being to
!. The playing was snappy' Interest In.
The locals had on thelr batting clothes,
lining out hit after hit IN each inn ms,
while tho visitors were unable to con-.
Score BY innings r. II =:
Greensboro $500, o. 90 III
panv!lle 1891 o o o9oi60A As
gton \ and Benny. Time rs, 4 Umpire.
sMaGrath. Attendance, 800.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
SENSATIONAL RISE !.
ON COTTON MARKET
Reports Of Damage From Heavy
Rains Cause Much Ex-
element.
nv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 27..-.An active and
exciting advance took place to-day in
tbs cotton market, carrying prices te
q new, high level FL, the season, Nna!!
the top and Arm AZ q gain of ~ 10 SO
points for the day. The advance was
chiefly due to reports OF crop Damage
from heavy rains In the Southwest. ,un,
der active eoVerlnE, and aggressive bull
support. Sales Tor the day were osti-
mated at t1oo, 900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

OF House AND =
In execution of tha below menti Toned dee
cree the undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell by auction. In 1
MONDAYATHE SsDS DAY OF JULY 1901, B
at IL o clock NJ, all that lot 81 Y 10, \
fronting 20 feet on Beach Avenue and i
running back between parallel lines 80 N
feet, with 1 new frame d yelling and other
thereon. IN said ReechwoodS
Park Henrico county, Va ne ar the city
Of Richmond. This sale offers great. ms
ducements to those who wish TO combine
country with city life. sS
TERMS third In cash, the restduo.S
In two equal inst ailments e at b 3 ana =
months, with 9 per- cent. ntereat added.s
and title retained until the whole pur chase
money Is paid and a. conyey ance al rected
BY the court; or oil cash.. at the Or ton o.
~ GEO. ], HOOPER
HA5KIN9 HOBSON,
Special Commission r e s 53l
IN the circuit Court q the County e
za asil and ;rHhorp. y ais. PLAINTIFF.
Albert II gaI Ness s als defendants Decree.
The bond required sot the Special Com
missoners has sssTi4 aplY g1 WlDD1r
Ia as-tds ~, q b ~ s Clerk. 3
y Z 80 sFt4tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
AMERICANS TAKE ALL
AWhL tennis N A0 M! IS
Won All Matches in Both Singles
and Doubles at Wimbledon
Yesterday.
BYigAssoc.ated Press.l

LONDON, June 27.-The Americans won
champi onship tournament in both singles
and doubles at Wimbledon to-day. Vic.
tory came easily except In the contest
gordata ard Evans, which brought out
III best form OF both sides. Larned and
Clothier playing In IS perfect harmony,
easily outseneralled the Swedish cham,
pions. Ftllerup and Larsen KS 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
.V|E|:S'!iP|'E|.R CREW M|||.IA||.K|IAC
VERY GOOD SHOWING
(By Assocla ted Press, )

Stta Hesper Boat Club II Ph 81 aasE "a
resi- 81 the Riverside experts for ths
; chances Of the American visitors In,
{creases daily AZ an old Oxford blue"
I "The crew get big dig which shifts
! their boat and sthey get Out their blades
again without losing tlme, They Will
want Q lot Of beating, s. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Salisbury, III; Charlotte, q.

4 q Especial to The -Tlmes-Dispatch)
& SALISBURY N, G., June 81 allsbury-
Spencer and Charlotte played the second
OF a series Of games here this afternoon,
resulting in "a score OF II to a In favor Of
jealisbury-spe Ger.
i Batteries; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Bantley; Charlotte cake and Reed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
SHERIFF IN CHARGE;
RACE TRACK DESERTED !
Few People Turn Out TO See Del,
5r mar Races-N 9 Betting
Done, 4
NV Associated Press

" T-1---.. 4 by Hs5UC1Ht6u tEgssJ - -
ps Win ls force II se aepatias vas p Mss
ent at Delmar race track to-day, and
announced that any, attempt at betting
or bookmaking would result in arrests
betting. and the batting ring was de-
sertedl Comparatively few spectator1
were present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

Richmeta, Va. Jaas ~. 1896, n
.soSuTHERN EX.RtfnEss noMPANy VIM
matter mat ri that s' la. been on ksnd six
Commencing at 1880 a. Nj and continue,
Ing until sale u completed at the auction
house of This Yalatina Auction Com
m Paayd " u y Ea 18Th bfSaa street R'eh'
w. A, MEIiAGAN, Agent,
Valentine Auction Coz Auct!onssrs,
Js ll-tt ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Splendid Wareh ouse,
Factory or Business Lots,
laox15s s-la FEET TO ALLEY, &
With Railroad in \ Front
Marshall, near BoWe Street,

81 AT PUBLIC AUCT1QN.@ON7TH p 75 ..l7T9
PREMISES ON
ssTHURsDAY.ssJ JUNE 429TH,
plant Baughman Bros and Il near the
Richmond Cabinet Company Home Brew
cry and National Biscuit CompRny's new
plant and 4: others. An ideal nanufac-s
turing site with superior advantages.y9
conducive to business and com fort oe
employees, suitable for a lumber or wood
and coal yard. or any business pur pose.S
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sails
sJ3|>l' $50, M Gen Auctior1eere,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch,)
NEW YORK, June 2I-Waidorf, A, t..
Holiday Fifth Avenue Miss e. "A. Cos
fer, E.. .. starke, Miss NJ, staTke, J.
Pichrell; Manhattan. G. L. Kirk and
wife; Continental w. q. Smith: Hotel
5Astor, Mrs, w, w. Jeter, g., W, Poo ana
wife, g1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
MONTAGUE AND
mann ON STUMP
(contlnyed From First Pase,)

ton of United States enstor by the Legis-
!ature, The people can never ba pros
tacted In property rights when their
representatives are elected by corpora
tions, He referred ia Quay, Of Penn
sylyan!a, and Gass Addlcks, OF pela-
ware, He did not want influence with
indicted Senator's,
Government ID best when administered
pns' he declared ' The psmossatie party syGt
wanted n primary, but II was defeated
at the Roanoke convention, Afssrfthe
May conference the Democratic Central
COMMITTEES refused to grant the request.
This Governor stated that he had always
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

sstiansburg, g; Blacksburg, y.
Especial to Tho Times plspatch.)
n CHRISTIANS A. June 27.-
9Christiansburg defeated Blaoksburg here
to-day at baseball by aiscore OF Q to 4
before q large crowd In a well played
game, s 53S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GEO. w. MAYO, Auciione OF.
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
6lS 3. Broad Street.
Unusually Handsome Parlor
Furniture at Auction.

New Leather Easy Chairs, Couches,
Parlor Suits, Library Suits, French Tap
estry and Verona Upholstered on Ma
hogany Frames. Sample Designs used
for display In large furniture exhibit,
shipped to The Valentine Auction Com
pany, s1s East Broad Street, to be dis
posed OF at auction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
South Atlantic League,

AT Columbia, S. g.; Columbia, o; ga,
At Aug usta. Ca. Augusta-J acksonvllle
game, postponed (raln).
Z At Macon, Cal: Macon.Charleston
game postponed (raln),
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Southern League.

gSs At Birrnins har1; First game-Birm n.y.
ham,; Nashville o, Second game-Bir-
.mingham, 49,; Nashville, /.
At Shreveport; Shreveport. i; Little
y Al New Orleans, New orleans,Memphis.
Al Montgomery, Montgomery, 2; At.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
SPEND YAE FOURTH

Wait and watch for the Forced Sale,
It Will he to your interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

along the line Of tho Southern Railway.
Tickets on sale July list TO 4th, inclu-
s!ve, AZ greatly reduced rates; return limit
July sth 3. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
This "wednesday Morn
ing, June 28th,

commencing at 1920 o'clock. Consisting
OF a very handsome 5-piece Mahogany
Parlor Suit, Upholstered in with French
Tapestry: 2 very fine Mahogany Parlor
Suits, OF pieces, Upholstered with fine
ium Parlor Suit. Upholstered In Damask;
very handsome Mahogany Library Suit,
OF 9 pieces. Upholstered with Genuine
Leather: 2 Genuine Leather Easy Rock
Large Arm Chair, Upholstered with flne
Imported Tapestry; several good Velour
and Leatherette. Couches.
Also Is Rolls Mating, handsome line
lot OF Household Furniture, embracing
Bedroom suits Wardrobes, Book Cases.
Sideboards, Extension Tables. Brass
Beds. Chairs Pictures, Mirrors, etc. !;
.Flat-Top Desks, Kitchen Furniture. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
G.. & q
81 EXCURSIONS Isl
Jv'y 4| ! | !. ! !. Jy'y }
MORE Ok
AND THE
SEASIDE
I ! rains ! 4 8 rains 1 I
n oI''uI!AD,.$l.0 O..ralp.

On July 9TH trains Will leave g., r. o,
Main Street Station 8, $50 and . Al NJ
q and $40 trains will! ma ke no stops, 8 A,
N, train stops only ut Newport News,
Returning trains leave Old Point. l4;A r,
Nj 7:so =. ~ and ~ F.; NJ giving y
remain III Norfolk until q F, M. Ocean
5Y!eRs o i r, ~, Passengers desiring 10
spend the day al Cape Henry and kY!r-
glnia Reaoh connect Mt Norfolk with
electric line running through to the Beach
every half hour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
!, Flowers and Plants.

About 100 Baskets Assorted Bedding
Plants, ready for setting out, such as
Heliotropes. Rose Bushes, Geraniuns,
Verbinias, Petunias, Geraniums. etc. !; also
Dahlias, Caladium, Tube Roses ETC., IN
the bulb. 5 $5s I, " q \.
n Ladies especially invited to attend this
s' THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Tailoring Estab bills hme emit,

consisting Of work Tables. Ironing
Boards, Tailor's Irons, Signs, Sewing Ma
chimes. Tailor's Stove, Outside Show
Case, Securing and Pressing Boards, etc.
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Where They Play To-day.
Sew York at okIyn.5 81 4;
Pittsburg at st. Louis:
M, a Boston at Philadelphia
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Nv A. J. Chewn,ng Company,
Real Estate Aucttoneers. III
Trustees Auction Sale Of
No. "a w. Leigh Street.

II Z I T II
BY virtue Of certain, deed Of trust,
dated October 80, 1902, of record in tho
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court in D. 3. 175 3, page. Ae def g VT
thereby secured, and being required 20
to do by the beneficiary, We WIZ selp by
auction. upon the premises, 8 on ~.
p. M, THE PROPERTY.
NUMBERED AS ABOVE. TIL LOT
HAS a FRONT OF % FEET F Il IM I&
MORE OR LESS. ON TIE TEE !, M0 Nc C elts
PRIcD STREET, BY a DEPTH, BE:
TWEEN d PARALLEL LINES, OF 400
FEET. THIS PROPERTY. Is LOCATED
ny INVESTORS, AND THE READER
n, EARNESTLY REQ UESTBD TO BE
PRESENT ATRTIME OT SALE.
Nj : i' = ~ z a. J." CHEWING, Trustee.
r. s1TTERD1NG. Trustee.
! Je 23-tds n 3sss 88{j5 "A IN III
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Standing Of the Clubs.

7 Clubs Won Lost P y Clubs Won 4 Lost z
New York;. AS IS IA Cincinnati ~ y $40
fFttsburK =. 80 - .sst Str Louis ..5 as @7
PhaIadelphis1as Boston ......ls 81
schieaSo 81 ,ss ,sss Brooklyn ...l7 u 40
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Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 8.
CHICAGO I'LL, June e. chieag so was
Ing and his teams almost faultless field
Ing. st y .
S& Score: MI III; a r. n. =,
5Gin ,cnix1 ......... 3 3 I
"a Bataeries: Pferer and Killing; Overall
ard schle!. Time, LAT. Umpire, Bause.
wine. Attendance, 500