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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

.ison. Il three and q hair niles west Of
Orange. 1t Is now owned by Mf. WIS
liam Dupont, ths celebrated powdes ,na,i-
ufacturer. who resides there. Mr.. Du-
pont, by the way. is probably the wsaltli-
lost man IN Virginia.
Walnut Hill, the home OF Governor
kemper for years. Is about three m les
from Orange. lit Is now occupied by Mr..
j. p. Thompson and wife. the lattef 4
daughter Of Governor Kenper.
might prolohg this letter indefinitely
while talked about the beauties OF tho
scenery OF Orange, especially in the ne gh-
borhood Of Somerset, on the line OF the
Southern. between Orange and Charlottes-
vile, but to speak words OF sober truth,
the red mud OF Orange county, resulting
from downpour that lasted all nigh.
and has not yet ceased, !s q very effect
ual obstacle to sightsee ng. Gordonsville.
eleven miles away, little town Of great
age, that surprised tie world by taking
on new life and starting to grow q few
years ago. Is worthy Of a long latter. It
shall have It, but not to-day. "A II
WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
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KILLED IN CHURCH.
FOR A LIFE.
Prayer to Governor in Behalf Of
Dan Teachy, Under Sentence.

IN Especial to The Times lspatch.)
4 RALEIGH N. c.. June N.-Governor
Glenn to-day heard counsel in behalf
of Dan Treachy, who is under sentence
IN Duplin county to be hanged ior the
murder OF Robert Rivenbark, they pray
a communication to life imprisonment on
the ground that there is really grave
doubt OF the guilt OF ths prisoner. HIS
Excellency took the cass under advise
ment and will make announcement later
OF the fate OF the prisons:.
Colonel T. H. Balm, lnspacto--general
OF the North Carolina National Guard.
mustered in the new Third Regiment Band
here to-day which Is to take the place
( OF the band disbanded IN Reidsvlile some
weeks ago. The new band has Lw:-nty-
six members. VA ~
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TRADITION Wins
MERMAID STAKES
Paget's Horse Defeats Coy Maid
and Sctulamite on Very
Heavy Track.
my Associated Press. J

: =
NEW YORK, June 2L--sldney Paset'z ira
dition to-day won the Mermaid stakes at
sheepshead Bay over . track that was fetlock
deep with mud. Davis sent Tradition to the
front at the start and the mare kalloped home
an easy winner by three lengths. Two favorites
won. Summaries:
First receive furlongs-Lord Provost Us
to ~ first, Lord OF the Forest GO TO y se-s
cond, Evelyn Griffin Is to 81 third. Time,
second race-six furlonss--Druid "a to %
first. Bohemia q to y second, Diamond
Flush e to ~ third. Time, 1:l4 IS.
Third receive and one-half furongs-As-
tronomer 4 to y first. Whimsical III to 81
second, Yankee Consul g to s. third. Time,
I o7 1-5. sj5
Fourth race-ths Mermaid stakes, mile and
a MISREPRESENTATION Il to 81 first. Coy Maid
ITO TO second, schulmate is to y third.
Time, 1:5S 3-5. -
Fifth observation-disclosures (s TO 81 first.
Jocund as to 81 second, Litt!ewoods us to u
third. Time, 1:l3 "a. Ell az
Sixth race-mile and half-the Southerner
trtx rs to y third. Time. 1885 3-5.
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Cincinnati.
81 4 3 n 40 ~ a. 2
Nv A Rsnciated Press

&5 CINCINNATI, O., June 2l.-Latonla- results:
First race-one mile-Vanr Hope q ito y
first Merlno (20 to y second. Binehelo 40 to
~ third. Time, 1:45 rs. \.
y Second race--five furlongs-Thistles 70 TO 81
first. Theo. Case III to 81 second, Speednaksr
rs to ~ third. Time. 1:04 rs.
Third race-six furIonss-Dutch BalbaIa Q3
to 10Y first. Coruscate III to 81 second. Early
Boy ia to 81 third. Time. ! lis ID.
q Fourth race-steepechase, handicap. short
couUe-varner e to ~ first, Evander Is 70 y
second. Blue Mint o To- 81 third. Time. aosE
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Iatifla Is to 81 first Field Lark I'll to . SEE
cond. Ann Hill e. TO ~ third. Time, :57 SIS.
Sixth race-mile-D. l., Moore 40 to u first
81 third. Time, 1:Ns-b iiS
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Washington Affairs. /

s 3. (Spectalsto The Times-Dispatch.lt
ssS WASHINGTON,S D. c., June 92l.-Rural
Der 1st at Laurinburg. Scotland county.
N. c., serving $50 people, 40 houses.
Jonas D. Bowman appointed postmaster
at fernando, Franklin county. Va. wee
Charles D. Collaway, resigned.
were announced to-day: Alexandra. TWEEN
ty-slx to twenty-seven hundred: Blacks
burg, Graham. Manassas, Williamsburg.
fifteen to sixteen: Lexington twenty.one
TO twenty-two; Mart!nsville. nineteen
hundred to two THOUSAND; strasburs, one
Thousand to eleven hundred; 1fytheyllle,
seventeen hundred to eighteen hundred.
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MANCHESTER IS
IN THIRD HI / PLACE
Barton Heights Pushed the Colts
Away From Sec
ond.
| . +.
SOME VERY FAST FIELDING
Standing Of the Clubs.

4. IL :
s ss2,on H,,xs,. .:.., ... ! go go
MAnchester.........5 s........... 'S ~
Barton Heights pushed the the, Manchester ng.
ternoon In game that, while sparkling at
times With brilliant plays, was by no means
satisfactory 10 the crowd. Score. . to u
A dispute arose before the game started as
to who was the legal manager. Edwards.
manager. had game leg and didn't play;
Andrew Anthony. the captain. left the ground
and was relsnsed W Manager Edwards.
+ But along towards s. o'clock tho game start.
ed with Manchester at the bat. Hogan went
out to short and John Jennings drew a base.
to second arl xf,a out at first.
Barton Heights sent Rose to bat and Leake
didn't find the plate with four balls. On q
passed ball Rose clrcled TO third. Miles famed
scoring Rose. Mills got in the way OF one OF
Leake's spit -balls and Bache tore Oft single
and with bad throw both Hoskins and Mills
scored. In the second, with two errors BY
Swift and one by Hogan and base on balls.
two runs came across. 3Q;sGl
Apyan got to first on an error OF short anu
John Jennings tore or good single. The
centerficder didn't handle II proper and Hogan
scored. Then 0runer pasted ono for three sacks
and scored when Hogan failed to stop bad
throw. In the seventh Manchester again
scored. 3sq9 80
h The winning OF the game by Barton Heights
puts that team In second place with the
Brownies not 80 far ahead. Should Richmond
take game from the Champions on SATURDAY.
across the divide will be almost tied with the
Brownies, while Manchester will be getting
near the Rlchmonders. si 4f{
The official score follows:
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St. Louis.

sg (Byf Associated Press. s5s53
s ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Deimar summartes:
First raca-mile-Trtstan Shabby q to 10)
first. Plautus Is to y second, Htee Is to =
third. Time 1:%s 3-5 81
& Second race-five Observation-Disclosures no to
y first, naquest q to 81 second, sarsapartlla
(e to 81 third. Time. :o7 2-5.
2 Third race-six Observation-Disclosures Is to
S, first. I@ady Moneuss; 90 to y second,
Fourth receive and ne-half furlongs,
hand!cap-ChIel Hayes t6 to 81 first. Haughty
Is to 81 second; Marpessa 6 to u third Time.
sl:H. lei I Y. 8Sis 4.
Fifth race-4nile and seventy yards-Sincerity
Belle Is to y first, Lone Wolf Is TO- 81 second.
Dave somn1ers 70 to 81 third. Time. 1:6e
ea Sixth race-sixi furlongz-0maj a toad first,
Howling pcrvish ~ TO y second. Miss Mae
Day e to s. third. Time, lls. wv Mid
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Auction Sale Roll Top Desk,
Show ses Furniture,
Bakery Outfit, Etc,

We will sell TO-DAY Thursday, June
e, commencing at 1850 A, NJ. from Frank
I'm street residence and other conslEnors.
I very fine Walnut Roll-Top Desk, fine
Bronze Bust and Pedestal, Steel En9rav-
,ns, Domestic Sewing Machine, Cook
Stoves. q good Cashiers Desks. ] Round
Walnut Table, Ladies' Writing Desks.
Cots, sldeboards, Couches and Lounges.
Iron Beds and Springs, Mattresses,
Kitchen Safes, O1lcloth and Mating, Mir
rors, Hall Racks, small Soda FOUNTAIN.
j Bakery Outht. consisting Of Ma ehineryy.
Ladies' Hats, 80 Baskets Of Assorted
Flowers Dealers invited.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
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William B. Pizzini CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Tenth and Banks Streets.
Auction Sale
OF THE
Detach ed Brick cling,
No. 1O8 E. Cary Street,
Thursday, June 20, 1905,
AT 6 i. N.

The house consists OF 2 two-story
brick, granite trimmed and iron We,
randa, Of twelve rooms, with all
modern improvements, stationary
.washstands in bed rooms. This
property is In first-class condition,
and will make an ideal home, It is
q most excellent neighborh0od and
convenient to car line. Tho lot is
3 1 feet 6 inches by $50, more or less,
to q wide alley. 55Is5f
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale. WILLIAM b. PIZZINI co.
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VEHICLE MAKERS.
Meet in Convention At Old Point
and Widen Scope.
(speoial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 2l.-The
Southern Vehicle Association, which has
been holding It's fourth annual sessions
at Old Point adjourned to-day to meet
next year in Charleston, 8. G.
The following onicers were elected:
President. Luc!us Gregory, Chase City.
Va. yice-presidents. A. u. Kornagay,
Goldshoro. N. c.; B, M Blount. Atlanta,
Cas- G. II. Gillian. Wilkesharre. Pa;
secretary-treasurer, Charles p. Hender-
son, Yaldosta, Ga,
i An amendment to the bylaws. permit
ting all dealers In vehicles to join the
association was adopted.
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BY ). Thompson Brown & Co., :ss
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneefA. Il
A Beautiful Build.
Ing Lot,
ELEGANT SHADE TREES.
West Franklin Street,
North Line on Block Next 10
Richmond .vF College,
40xl52 Feet to Alley 2OfFeet,
THURSDAY, JUNE 22AD, 1906.
60'CIock. 81

We will sell Ia public auction, on tho
premises. on the above day and hour
Franklin Street, adjoining on the east the
handsome residence Of Mr.. Henry NJ. Cam
non. We guarantee the lot to be vir-s
gin soil. having few inches OF made
soil In depth near the front. PurchaseH
Is to pay 70. all paving II any charge
against the property.
TERMS: One-thtrd cash, balance in one.
two and three years. 81
y THOMPSON BROWN Z CO.,
l5 Auctioneers.
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ATHLETICS WON
BY HARD HITTING.
Blues Badly Beaten in Philadel.
phia Ycsterday--Raiil Stops
,45s Games. 4
-. ----.-1-.
GIANTS WINNING IN WEST.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
New York. 9; c!ncnnati, 9.
S Se'soso' d !; 81 Ra'' hsss, j.
Where They Play To-day.
New York At Cincinnati.
~ Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at plttsburg.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs. W. 7. P. Clubs. "; l. F..
ss ,;.,;,,s y s ni isDi. e ~
phi iaSSi 80 4 So So SpooRyn .sas
q sx-L ~
New,York. s: Cincinnati,


CINCINNATI. June e1.--New York defeated
Cincinnati to-day
Scores X. II. II
New York.. 's. l....,.i o 30 5000 s. p
.S---...... crnfwy cmfwy cnswy
Batteries: Walker, Ewing and schlei;
Mathewson and Bowennan. Time. LEO. UNI
pres. Lem and ODay. Attendance. b,eai.
Pittsburg, q; Brooklyn, 2.
P1TTsBuRG, pa. June 1.-Two three
baggers punched In tho sixth gave the game
to Pttsburg. 5 #
3 Score: i5s Il. a. y.
pittsburg ..........01 00300s- 1
4 Brooklyn I. ~. ......,.0 o 0020 o.
Batteries: Philippi and Peits: Mcintyre and
Bergen. Time 1850 Umpire. Emslie Attend
ance. !, $50 8
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, ..
CHICAGO June 21,-corn don's wildness ana
Wild throw helped Chicago TO their three runs
to-day. KS + q s3.,.. i3f3 s. z - I.
ar Score: Il. n. y.
Philadelphia. ..... $3.50 0 o o o 0 % s. I
d batteries: briggs and king: Corridor and
DOOM. Time. l:45. Umpire, Johnstone At
tendance. 5000.
Boston, g; St. Louis, 8.
ST. LOUIS June IL Boston hit Nichols hard
In two innings to-day and won easily. !,
n Score: .a8s X. II. n.
4 st. Louis. ....... ........0 90 90 1002-s
d Boston. ..........0 0 3 o o 80 % 10
Batteries: Nichols and Warner; Frazer and
,Ncedham. Time, 1:42. Umpire. Bausewine. At
Guidance, 200. &3af.4 Ell
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Public Sale by Trustee.

dsrs!gned. dated ?5th day OF May. .160l.s
and ST record clerks office In County or
Henrieo, p, b., No, l6s. pa1A 2Sli Dr.
g tsytas been made y The Payment
request % the benea oiary. ! viii otssf a.
public sale. On the prsn1ises. on thu as
SSD DAY or june, 1895 (ERID4x),ss
at IA O'Clock H., s7'1'sl
tract OF land and the improvements
thereon containing three and one fourth
acrev, on the south side Of New Market
Road about Ia miles east OF Rict nohd. IN
location. with storshouse and dwelling.
TERMS: Cash as 70 amount OF tie de6s
secured, and cost OF sale. and balAnnA To-
DC announced At the time and place 81
Z. II KE1P. Tyulsse,
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To Speak in Louisa.

Governor Montague spoke In Clifton
Forge last night He will return here
to-day to attend the meeting OF the School
Board. and will speak at Louisa Court
house on Saturday, and at Mineral City
Saturday night.
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College for Colored.

Especial to The Tlmes-p ispatch.)
contract for erecting the main building
Of Emanuel Lutheran College, for the edu-i
cation OF colored youths. was given this
afternoon, costing $751; making the
third college here for the higher educa-
tjon OF negroes.
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Spencer, 70; Greensboro, 10.

Especial to The Times DLspatch.)
K SPENCER. n. ca June 21.-4A series OF errors
Characterized tho game between Salisbury
Spencer and Greensboro here this afternoon
as indicated by score OF - to login favor
OF the local team. Batteries for Salisbury
Spencer, Ham and Bentley; for Greensboro
Charter and Ryan. 55f 5.t 81 StsSEr
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Barton Heights. Dc g 49,
& Summary: Two base hits-Mills. 2; Hoskins,;
Boone. Three base hits-Gruner. Stolen bases,
Crawford, Swift. Rose. Miles. Double plays
Leake to Swift to Gruper; Booker 70 Triton.
Base on balls-On aLeake, 4; on Hoskins. s.
Hit by pitched balls-Miis, and Miles. Struck
out--By Leake, g.; by Hoskins, 1. Passed balls
Elmore. Wild pitches-Leake.S Time Of same
One hour and forty minutes Umpire, Ms.
Richard Duke Attendance. 800
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!1EIn fATb = AtA111 - - 800
MOUNT. 5 sg
In execution Of a deed OF trust, dated
February 6. 1908 and recorded In Henri
90 County Court. In B., le5, b.. page
20, will at the request q tho beneficiary.
there having been default In the payment
OF the debt secured sell by public auction
- THURsDAY, JUNE ed. 1895. .93S
that attra ctlve building lot above lreeeNed;
to-, fronting 81 feet at the southwest
corner OF twentieth and r Streets. and!
running back lE feat in ches, to an alley
IN the rear; being lot u. Square IA Pl an
!; Terms: Cash suf,,cleat to pay the
costs OF executing this trust. all taxes 70
the day OF sale. and to discharge a debt
for $Sj6.9s and the residue In two equal
instalments, Of. one and two years. for
notes, with interest added and secured
by deed OF trust; or all cash, AZ the
option Of the purchaser, /, rrp -, SI3
5551 I' Trustee. s5g
Immediately after the above sale. We
will sell large bunch u lots In Fair
mount, on 18TH 10Th and 2lst Streets. he.s
tween @ and Street In blocks Or sngly,s
and upon easy terms, az fi 81 sssl
N. w. RoWE 4 SON, Auctionasss.
10 1s-tds. SID.
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Southern League.

4 At Birmingham Birmingham. 8; Atlanta, 4.
4 At Nashville: Nashville. 4; Montgomery. s,
5GAt New Orleans: Memphis New Orleans
At Little Rock: Little ock-shreyeport
(raIn). DIR
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ALTERNAT TIVE OF
TWO SENTENCES
He Elected Paying Back Amount
Which He Defrauded Gov
eminent Of.
fspec,al "a Tho Times. SIR, I =

CHARLOTTE N. G., June ED. L.
Arey. the Salisbury dlstiller, who plead
guilty in the Federal Court to a VIOLA
ton Of the internal revenue laws, was
given the alternative OF two sentences
by Judge Boyd to-day. He was given
his choice OF going to Atlanta Federal
prison for two years and paying fine
OF $4,000 and costs. OF he may serve
three months, two hundred dollars fine
and costs and refund to the government
the amount ne is alleged to have de-
frauded it Of, in round figures $4,000.
After consultation Arey's counsel chose
to refund the $4,000 and the sentence
Of three months. An order will be ISSUED
tomorrow holding open the three
'months' imprisonment sentence and
binding Arey to appear later, and II his
health is improved the Imprisonment
will be served. a iYt "a. gi
DISCHARGED OF CONTEMPT
In the United States District Court
this morning Judge Boyd discharged the
rule for contempt issued against J. L.
Sheriff., OF Statesvllle. one OF the five
grand Jurors indicted in connection with.
the divulgence OF privileged evidence
In the case Of the other foi,r each was
fined $50 and costs, and counsei gave
notice OF appeal to the Circuit Court OF
Appeals. Only one case. that Of c, F.
AtWell, will be appealed. the other re-,
spondents abiding ~ the decision in
this case.
KILLED IN CHURCH.
y, AS the result OF q quarrel over a wo-
man lasting several months, John Wilson
and Henry Maxwell. both colored,. met
In the Beauties Ford Road. near Hope
well Township Presbyterian Church..
early this morning and Wilson killed
Maxwell with a pistol! Maxwell died
in q few minutes and Wilson made good
his escape.
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South Atlantic League.

AZ At, Augusta. Ga: First game-Augusta, 8;
Savannah, !. s8
At Augusta. Ca. Second same-Augusta, 5;
81 At Macon, Ga: Columbia. /: Macon, g..
At Charleston. s. c.: Charleston. :; Jacks
my L.
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BY e. A Catl,n. y5ils
North Eleventh Street.
High. Glass Residence
ON a
shafer Street, Between
Franklin and Park Avenue
AND SURROUNDED By THE MOTT
Costly improvements ii
the City, g
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the request OF tho owner. II viii or
THURSDAY. JUNE 22D.
At 8 o'clock p. NJ, sell at auction. that
planned s-story dwelling, No. ~ 6hafsFi
Street. It contains II rooms, 70 4 bath
rooms. all handsomely finished !: wide hall1
and ali modern c9nven!ences, and - si e
.tions OF the city. The eighborhood 10
unsurpassed and when all things are .eon.I
sidered It will at once be seen that In this
seekers TO secure q choice DIV elling place
In the choicest location At 4 a moderate
figure. This property has to be seen TO- 30,
appreciated. and an inspection OF ~ By
parties interested ID invited rps 4 1ssi
rERAs-Very accommodating
81, 3. ~ CATLzN.
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Price Of Sugar Lowered.

"a (By Associated Press -
NEW YORK, June 2l.-All grades Of
refined sugars have been lowered 30 cents
per hundred pounds, making standard
Kranulated b56.
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By n. W. Bows & Son.
Real Estate Auclonears.

h Il sAAAlS -A1xAA\OA w 13NJSak1 tV ERIK
.l.a55ATrRACTIYB1 BUILDING EoTs AT
THE NORTHWEST hi CORNER 3s OF
TWENTY-FIRsTA AND y STREETS. BY
AUCTION. 3s1FTs
In execution Of q deed OF trust, dated
March 4. 1903, and recorded In the clerk IN
Office Of Henrlco County Court, We will.
at the request OF the enef1ciary, there
having bQen default In the payment ofS
the debt occurred, sell, by public auction
on the premises, on lft5 3Gg72 81
THURSDAY. JUNE ED. 1895,
68s5 81 at 5 o. Clock P. NJ, ssgE8
those attractive building lots, fronting to-3
gether 81 feet, at the north west corner
OF Twenty-hrst and T Streets, apd r,ln
ming back 12e feet inches, to an alley
In the rear: being lots O. 10 and n ! !, IN
Square 1877 Ia. Plan Of Paramount.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the.
costs OF executing this trust. all taxes to-
day Of sale. and to discharge a debt for
$3.50. nnd tho residue In two. q equal "a ms
istalments, at one and two years, fors
notes with interest added, and secured
BY deed Of trust; or all cash, ct the
option Of the purchaser. " .s NJ:
70. H. sPENG E,
Immediately after the above \ sale. q va
viii sell a large bunch Of lots In Fair;
mount, s. on 1stl! Goth and 21st Streets,
between q and r Streets, in blocks Or
13' NJ. W. BOWIE q sen. Auc.!cnee!e.
Je ls-tds. I'll
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
\ Philadelphia, Z; Cleveland 8.
Boston Chicago (ruin).
New York Detroit (raln).
Westinghouse. Louis train).
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
i Cleveland at Philadelphia.
R8s.&.lt St Louis at WaShingto ton.
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Of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, y; Cleveland, 8.

Z PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June el.-Good hit
Ting gave Philadelphia victory over cleve-i
land to-day. ~
z Score: r. II. r.
Cleveland. :. ............ 213000o-3 s 1
Philadelphia. $500 OF 22o21s-7 s5ef2
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Plank and
schreck. Time. las. Umpire. Sheridan. At
tendance. 5.5SS. ~ 49,
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GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioneor,
no N. Seventh Street. b
i viii Sell ct My Auction House,
No. 40 N. Seventh Street,
At. 1880 "a. M. To-Day,

1 Very Handsome Apiece Mahogany In
laid Parlor Suit, I Very Handsome Ma
hogany Hall Chair, I Mahogany Daven-
port, very handsomely upholstered; Mas
sive Brass Bedsteads, 4 Massive Mahog-
any Antique Tate-Tate Chair. q Mahogany
Sewing Tables. Dropleaf Mahogany
Tables, Mahogany China Press, 20
foot Ladder, Oak Roller-Top Desk, !
Oak RefriEera tor, IN good condition; = Oak
6idehoard. / Oak China Press, 2 Cherry
Fodjng BedSteads. Oak. Walnut and
Cherry Bed Room Suits; Odd Bureaus,
Walnut Hall Rack. ! s-foot Oak Extension
Table, Dining Room and MtchenE Chairs.
Mating, Secondhand Otlcloth, Cook
Stove and Heating Stoves, and also 9
large consignment OF Matches and 7
Buckets Of Candy. etc.
5 GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
b.. c. Buford Salesman. 5s
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o. LANE STERN,
.. H SPENCE.
BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
N Real Estate AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF AT.
- TRACTIVE BUILDING LOTSATaTHE
SOUTHWEST CORNER w o FL TWEN-
tTIETH AND + STREETS. IN FAIR
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BY Richmond Auction Co..
1906 e. Main Street. M