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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
HAYS TO CLEANSE
BUREAU: |. | OF STIGMA.
Given Unlimited Power and Great
Upheavat III Office is
Anticipated. M
NEW SYSTEM FOR REPORTS
Rumored That Gteat Effort Will.
Be Made to Take Burcau Away
From Wilson.

INV Associated press.)

~ WASH NOTION, July 19.-Assistant Sec
rotary Of Agriculture Wllet N. Hays has
taken hold Of the affairs OF the Bureau of
Statistics with instructions from Secre-
tary Wilson, approved by president
Roosevelt to CLEANSE the bureau OF the
stigma left BY the cotton leak scandal.
HIS authority Is unlimited. He has been
told that he may have whatever clerical
force he needs and If there are any ems
ployes whose service he thinks should pc
dispensed with they Will be discharged. e
1t Is regarded Us extremely likely that
there Will be n complete reorganization
OF the force employed In the statistical
department as we'll MS a thorough revision
Of tho orders for the government monthly
crop reports the latter having already
beer, outlined in u circular Issued by Sec
rotary Wilson. In that regard Secretary
Wilson said to-day that hereafter II there
are accusations against the integrity o.
the bureau they must be directed against
himscIf or Assistant Secretary Hays, as
no has no itcntlon Of allowing any other
uerson access to information that night
be used in stock jobbing.
MIR Hays probably will be in charge o.
the bureNi until after Gohsres s,,,, m
man 10 take the place Of Mr.. Hyac;, VIZ
resigned yesterday Al. chief stallstlIhH H.,
cannot be had for tbs salary PAID ~
viii Be asked to Increase the salary, and q
Il ia tha Intention Of Secretary Wilson 70
place charge Of the oif!es man 1sh wh Sas
~ connection with the statistical bureaus
Attached All r to stock brokerage offices. Who.
ever is appointed Will first be approved '''V
by the President. -,
3 r,lmor has been circulated tnat Wne.l
conaress assemblies movement will be
Started t to have the op.gathering bu "
reau transferred to the Department en- ., OF
Commerce and Labor. in order TO :, secure sec r.
poiiivar of iowa. 4 warm personal
friend fs Z Of Secretary Wilson, is slated for
the Craftsmanship Of the Senate COMMIT.
toe on Agriculture. He has made a stHu y
OF the methods Of crop-reporting ana y
is Known that he is opposed }unalterably
to any. change Of the character ssugge sted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
'O'BR|EN THR0NN
AND 4 BADLY HURT
Jockey May#Dic From Injuries
III stcsplechasc at Brighton
Beach.
ACCOUNTANT GERS STAKES
Third Race Won BY Novcna and
Fifth BY Bad 5News-O Other
Results,
fBy Associated prcss.)

u NEW YORK. July 19.---Accout,t sees
ond choice, won the Montauk stakes at
six furlongs. at Brighton to-day, defeat
Ling George G.. Bennett, the favorite, who
was concedng twenty pourds 10 the win
ner. stceplechase Jockey ]. OBrient who
had the mount on Gntebell to-day, fell
at the middle Jump on the back stretch
and sustained injuries which may prove
fatal. Summary:
First facc--sellng: flve and half fur
longs Retropa ITO p FIRST, Listless g to
j Second, senechal q Old third. Time
Second race-stecplechase about two
miles % wa ESQ TO j first, George
Keenc (l5 to u second. NeaonsetHn2 to -
third. Time, / IA. Gatebeli and Heather
Bell fell a RUDE broke leg. I,
sixteenth --Novena9 geo to y first, Head
Dance 20 OF u second, Voladay q p u
third. Time. 1:47 20.
Fourth race-the Montauk stakes; SIX
furlongs--A ccountant n 10 81 first, George
c. Bennett 10 to 81 second. Crmondale
(6 10 y, third Time, 1:14 20
q Fifth race-one mile and afurlons--Ba,d e
News (6 to 81 first, Pretension. Is 70 ~
second, Geranium az to y third. Ilme'
sixth ra ce-slx ACCOMPLISHMENTS e
TO - first, Fleur De Marie @ to 81 sec
ond, Gold Rose q to y third. lime me-
lib 4"o.@Fg G4 {,5 lg84S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
4 LITTLE DUTIES.

A letter carrier In ono OF our large cities
a few months ago found on reaching the
post-off1ce after q long round OF deilvery'
Is letter3in his bug that he had oyer
;hour to return ana deliver II. II was
| very tired and hungry 5The Latter was. an
ordinary. unimportnnt looking miss1ve..
He put it In his pocket and delivered It
his first round the next any &C ,ha
letter q great firm had failed 70 meet
| their engagements: their notes had gone
to protest; a mill closed, and hundreds Q o. (
poor worknien were thrown out !. 81 |,
was discharged + for his oversight and
| elect. His family suffered during the
winter for many OF the necessa rLes Q I
lille, but his loss was Of small account
compared to the enormous amount Of Of
misery caused BY his Elngle 81aliure III
duty, ..$ ,ss5 !, |,
Another case: A mechanic who had
beenout ofwork q long time. In New e, ork
went to collect a small sum duo him. me g
al some trine, irritably refused the mon
ey. The man went;to his wretched home,
and, maddcned by the sight OF his hum
cry wife and children, went OUT 10 inc
back yard and hanged himself. The next
permanent situation. Here was a life
lost and n family left tpa upers because. q
bill OF dollar or two was not paid at the
right time. i IN Ne -, 5gl VI IA
The Old Spanish proverb says There Is s
When we think how inextricably the lives
OF all mankind are tangled together, It
seems as II every word OF, action moved
Lever which set In motion a q gantic
mac hine whose effect Is beyond our con-
troll. For this reason, II for no other, let
us be careful Ito perform promptly and
we'll the duties OF life-even the most
trvial.-Exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
MARY Antoinette's Harp.

The Sterling Plano Company 536 Full
ton Street. has on exhibition In one Of
Its windows q harp that was once the
property OF the ill-fated Marie Antoln-
cite, Queen OF France. This interesting
relic now belongs to Miss Dagmar Lang
enberg, n young Swedish woman, who
brought 1t with her to this country about
year ago, and who has In her possession
all the documents necessary to prove It's
authenticity. The harp was made b.
Henri Nadermann, In Vienna, In s172U.
with the exception Of the sounding board.
II is constructed chiefly OF fine mahog-
any which has never been polished, as Is
the wood OF modern Instruments, friction
by hand and the use OF sand paper hav-
inE been considered In those days a suftl-
clent finish. 64 s5
When Marie Antoinette became the
bride OF Louis XVI. the harp WIS taken
by her from Vienna to Paris. and 1t Is
recorded that she was allowed by a kind
hearted jailer to use It during her mprls-
onment. After her execution, October 49,,
1898. 1t came into the possession OF
family OF Loyalists named Aslnleres, who
for. years kept It hidden In a garnet, but
In the meantime the papers proving Its
genuneness were preserved. In 1904 n
swedish count. ,Uldrch Won Cronstadt,
purchased It. and several years later took
1t with him to Sweden. where 1t has re-
mained ever since. until brought to this
country by Miss Langenberg, descend
ant Of the count. The oaken case In.
which 1t was taken from France to Swe-
den is still IN use; In fact. the harp was
brought hero in It last year.
Apart from the historical slgnlfcance
connected with the harp, Ills interesting
to note the great difference between 1t
and with tho raps used to-day, for with
the exception OF e. similarity In shape It
hardly seems possible that the modern
harp could have been evolved from such
n crude instrument. Tho contrast Is al
most rs striking as that between the
spinet OF 100 years ago and the grand
piano now In use.--Brooklyn Eagle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
y THE AMERICANS WIN.
They Gain Maximum Points
Against the Australians.
17a3g nav Associated Prcss.)

I4.H i!E (By 3Assocla ted 3I'Tcss. AZ
LONDON July lathe only interest IN
the third days play in the Dwight =.
Davis international tennis cup competi-
ton was with regard to the possibility Of
the Americans gaining the maximum
points against the Australians, which
they did both William A.. Larned and
Iarned beat Norman r. Brookes. the
Australian champion. three sets to Love
and Wright accounted for Al F. Wild
Ing By two sets TO Love. Tho Americans
ienge round, iwhlc,, will be played at VIM
bledon, July 2lst, July 22d,i and July 2Sd
but. 1t is probable that Ward and Wright
will play In the doubles and Clothier and
Larned in the singles.
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Washington Affairs.

Especial to The Times-D spatch,)
Ia wASHINcTON,iI D. c., July 19.--Charlia
II. Anderson has been appointed regular
and Robert w. Anderson substitute rural
carriers route J., ut Cedar Grove, North
Carolina.
Civil Engineer T. IT, Thompson has been
deta ched from duty at tho Norfolk navy
yard and ordered to the navy yard at
Boston for duty.
Civil Engineer l.. e. Gregory, detached
from navy yard, Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire. and ordered to Norfolk navy yard
for duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Charlotte, S; Winston, 3

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. July 49,
The ball game hero this afternoon be.
tween the locals and Charlotte resulted
| In a victory for the visitors by score
OF TO g.
This was tho first contest on the local
diamond since the Sallsbury-Speneer
league team was transferred to Winston-
Salem. 5fs z. 55l 81
On account of the State fremen's con-
test, a small crowd witnessed the game.
which, while quite Interesting, was play
ed slowly and without snap.
Hopegood and Reed formed the battery
for Cha rlotte and Moshera and Holt for
the locals. ,t& t@i n
Hits:&Ey Whist on Salem Il: Charlotte, Il
Struck out: BY Hopegood, :, By Mosher. 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
DECIDE FATE Or
HOOKER To- DAY: ! A
%. Assnniafad Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
ALBANY, N. ", July 1s.-The rate o.
Warren b. Hooker. OF Fredonia SO faras
concerns his office as justice OF. the
Supreme Court IN the Eighth Judicial
District, almost certainly Will be decided
Tomorrow. The joint session before,
which he has been having "a hearing +
guaranteed BY the State Constitution, DIS
solved about 6:l5 Tonight with the close
Of the argument Off counsel for md
against his removal. ,ls ~,
The JOINT session to-day finally dropped
the New York Press that Improper influ-
enoes had been at work In aid OF Justice
Hooker. ;t Bff p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
RAN DEAD HEAT.
Sensational Racing Yesterday al
Windsor Driving Park.

(By Associated PressO ss
driven I've .h By McMahon, and Stein with Geers
In the sulky. paced sensational dead
heat in the third heat OF the second race
Of to-day's card at the Windsor Driving
Park. Shylock, having won the first Two
heats, was awarded first money. +.
In the 2:0s trot, q three,heat race, II
was found at the end of the third third neat
tied for first money. A fourth heat was
agreed upon TO settle the tie for first
money, Norman =. winning tho extra
heat and the ra ce. Josie and Turley were
the other winners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Take Up Case Of Griffith,

CLEVELAND. o., July 19,--The Nation
al Base, Ball Commission will meet here
to-morrnw7 10 consider charges against
Howard @. Griffith, Of the Jersey City,
n. j, club. Griffith Is q member Of the
Executive Committee OF the National AS
IIe Is charged with attempting 70 form an
Organization among five Of the strongest
ofTthe minor leagiles for the purpose OF
waging war on the American League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Apprentice Drowned.
(By Associated PressD

(By ASSOCIATED PressD
3 ROCKLAND, ME-, July l0,-The off,
GERS Of the monitor Florida, whicl, ar
rived here to-day from New London,
Conn., report that First Class Apprentice
r. ", Roberts was drowned this fore
noon when the ship was forty miles from
this port. Roberts had leaned over the
rails to rinse his hands, and losing ha
balance fell overheard and sank, lie
lived In California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
BODY EXHUMED.
Examination OF Remains Of Carl.
TOMS Second Wife.
fRy Associated Press,,

Il NETWORK, July 1D.-The body OF Mrs.
Mary German Carlton whose husband,
Frederick z. Carlton. is in prison,
charged with grand larceny. was en-
humed to-day for medical examination,
as to the cause Of death,
Mrs. Nary Carlton was tho second wife
OF FrederIcks Carlton, and died OF te-
tanus only "a short time after his first
wife had died of the same disease. BOZ
The medical examination Of the Wo-
mans body will be completed within
about ten days,
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Ends in Draw,
y (By Associated Press, !

osTEND. July ls,--The Internn tional
Chess Masters toHrnament came ot to al an
ished the game adjourned from the 1nal
dra ", Janoswki tied with Tarrasch for
second and third prizes, first prize having
heen secured by Maroczy. M 4S55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Orange, 8: Kentucky,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) sas
B ORANGE, VA, July l9-Orange de-
feat Kentucky, University S to I in a
holly contested game this afternoon. thus
winning two of the series Of three games.
The features were the batting OF SpIcer
and Newman. Spiccr tying the score by n
ee-bagger In last half Of the ninth
inning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
AUCTION SALES. Future DAYS
BY r.. NJ. workman G. Co.,
lS Real Estate Auctioncers.
IN BY II. M. Workman C Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers.% IL,
Court Sale Of a Valuable Lot
on E. Side 18th ST., front
ing Market, between Main
and Franklin SITS, at the.
Corner Of Walnut Alley.
Good Location for Bust
ness Stand. Store Here
Will Com ma nd Good
Rental.

Pursuant to decree OF the Chancery.
Court OF the city Of Richmond. entered
July II 1905. IN the cause Of Allen vs..
Jacobs and Jacobs vs., Wolfsheimer, the
following special commissioners will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
f FRIDAY,$JULYa HST, 1905.
at $50 O'clock 2. NJ, the property de-
scribed In said decree as follows:
.That certain lot OF land lying IN this
city Of Richmond State Of Virginia.,
fronting IS feet s inches on the ca ct side
OF Seventeenth Street, between Main and
Franklin Streets, and running back In ar
eastern direction, and between parallel
lines about G5 feet, to an alley 8 feet 9
inches wide. the north line Of said lot
being the south line Of Walnut Alley,
between Main and franklin Streets, the
lot to be sold free and discharged from NJ
the lien OF an annual ground rent OF R+l-
bushels OF wheat now and for many
years. reserved upon said lot. III
Vi TERMS: One half cash of, the. purchase
money to be paid In cash, and the bal.
ance upon equal EMBELLISHMENTS at Z
and IL months. Tho purchaser to receive
deed Of bargain and sale, and for the
deferred payments, he shall execute his
notes with Interest added u waiying fhts
honest ead, and secure their pa yment by
deed of trust on the pro perty.}S Dr. the
purchaser may pay In cash any larger
sum than one-half, II he shall elect 70
do so, but any and all credit payments
shall be secured by a deed of trust. The
property Will be started at an upset BID o.
h n - g. .| F Z I'd III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
St. Louis.
DIV Associated Press.) N
[nl1fS. July 19.-Delnlar

g1l-- (BY ASSOC!atcd -PTess.J -----7-- .-E'-G
ST. LOUIS. July 1s,--Delmaar IT sum sum,
marles:
Quinn Brady q to 10y first, Kiss q to u
second. Floral Artist g to y third, Time
Second race-six furlongs-,J. ". o'Ne.ll
6 to . first, Alista Is to D second,
Eleanor Howard e to y third. Tine,
Third race-f1ye furnngs-BItter Hand
e 10 q first, Sadie Martin 40 TO y sec
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards;
Jhandlcap-Tabv fosa 70 to 3 first, ]. z.
Mnyberry e 10 ~ second. "A e Muskoday
e TO p third. Time. ]: 6.
Fifth rnce--mile and sixteenth-hlar-
lin e to p hrst. Miss Mae Day, 6 to 8
second. Athena 40 TO y third Time, Lao.
Sixth race--seven furlongs-Sorrel Top
Last Faustus Is to y third Time, 1:2s a-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
TO ESCAPE The HEAT.

K For q pleasant dayFH outlng ana tHe
best OF sea food meals, gotto popular
Beach Park. soc round trip.
Fast special train leaves Richmond
avery week day $3.50 P, M; Returning.
leaves West Point 1000 r, M Two
trains on Sunday, l0ia0 a, NJ, and 1900 F.,
NJ; cool and breezy, Attractive in every
way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Special Notice!
sl.oo g. & o. sl.oo
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
EXCURSIONS
TO THE
SEASIDE
RoUNp-s1.oo-T

Commencing next Saturday. July cad.
and every Saturday afternoon in July
and August. the c. & o, will run spe-
cial fast excursion train to Buckroe
Beach, making the run In two hours.
Train Will leave Richmond g P. NJ, ar
rlvlng at Buckroe p. NJ. Returning.
leave Buckroe 10 P. NJ. sL0o round trip.
Tickets also sold good returning from Old
Point next day at $500 round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
MOUNTAIN EXCURSION u
WHITE SULPHUR, HOT SPRINGS
c. & o. MOUNTAIN RESORTS,
THURSDAY, AUGUST nth, III

G, q o. NOUN MN ENE5OH 81
THURSDAY, AUGUST ut II, t43.,5g
Special train will leave Richmond, via
C. e @. Railway at 10 noon Thursday,
August 18th. for Charlottesville. Hot
Springs, White Sulphur and intermediate
stations Tickets good returning on all
regular trains until Tuesday, August ed
Inclusive, Rates to stations. Charlottes-
vile to Alton. inclusive, S9.6o; Basic to
staunton, inclusive, $500; Mount Elliott
to Clifton Forge. inclusive, sa.5o, and
Covington to Hot SPRINGS and White, su-
phur. inclusive, $500 sss.
The most attractive excursion OF. the
season. Five days IN the virginia noun
Health, pleasure and recreation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
AUCTION sALES--rn Day.
Geo, WI Mage, VI Aucttotieef,
10 n. Marriott street.

.TRpcEIsfEsg GO NFEcTtoNs1slEn
~ MEMS s II TIT q, OWE RAILS a. MO-
s e2hFfss BEMbsk66M suuifs W HHsis;
ROBES. ODD BIT rstSAuS, TTSANfELtEy
BlJpSTEA1os, PAL II PEsARt-TRINfMEf1S
OPERA. Ct I,4AssE Els, ETC. VI n. N.
I Will sell At my luction house, NO. ITO
Nor' AZ F'y i6s5 stfsffts TO-DAY.
Show Caaes Fnir5 Scales, lot Candy
Jars. Baking Powders, Candles Of Va rioua
Indies Hosiery, q Gornbs. Collars, LAMP
Chimncys, Breakfast droats. Nocktlcd,
Iinndkerchlefs, Boys Suits, nrd various
other articles OF Dry Goods. Eotiotis,}atc.
also q large lot OF 3a.
HOUSEHOLD FrRN1TunE,
5copsisting Of Chamber stiits, Nvardrnbep.
Odd Bureaus and wnshs,ntds. Rockers;
Chairs, Oak Extension Tables. Iron Cribs,
ek. prsaas a nps na H
Oil and Gas Ranges, New Mating, Oak
Refrigerators. Ice. Chest. etc. etc.
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioncer.
q 3. c.. Buford. Salesman. sf 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Stanton, s; Clifton Forge, 8

91--lI- Especial 70 The. Ttnes-DI ~
y STAUNTON,V VA. July l9.-The Staun-9
ton baseball team defeated the Clifton.
Forge team here to-day In well-played
Sta,n1ton--R eddy Porter and Lam bert
Clifton Forge-kelley5a and Caldwell. This
Is two straight SSaunton has won from
Clifton Forge. "A. 49, ..l aE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
/ Property Transfers.

Richmond: Susan A, and M. Il. Condrey
and Thomas w. Jones and wife 70 Chas.
J., B!llups, q fest on east line OF Tween
ty-ntth Street, southeast corner Of Clay
Henry S, Wallerstein and wife to P. -.
Moore, 2l51-12 feet on west lilla Of TWEEN
ty-sixth, Street, 70 feet north OF Franklin
Street. $500, ! !,
feet 1t on north iins Of BYRD Street 100 a
feet east OF First Street, 1890
N, X. and 3, C, Brlstow to l.. G..
schwei exert, SO feet on north line Of Mar
shall Street Il, u feet east Of 'rwen'y-hflh
Mary S. Bright to Anthony t, Homes,
Jr,, 20 "a feet on st. James Straet, IL II
fact south or Baker Street. 81 go,
Henry s, Wallerstein and vito to Thos,
J. Trent, 10 10 feet on enst line OF Rn y,
s.! Street so4 foot south q Leigh Street 81
M egssp'l = No. IA North second Street,
n5s sRIss, sesspRpss 5to aHs F s Nj
Barton to Heights. 1900,
Charles u. Eubank and wifo to II, ~
Ellppen lots Nos; 9 and md !, ln sn square no,
Lee e"A Annex Realty Corporation to lllza,
hath Leary Taylor. lots Nos, II and IS
In block O. plan Of Lee Annex Realty c orr
Company, unite herein to release deed
l. NJ. and James 2. Powell 70 Jose,
phlne r. Rawlings, $50 feet on east line
of Seminary Avenue, $50 h-l2 feet south
OF Westwood Avenue, $3.50.
Keu ysts' ana NJ jacob B. and Michel B. "a,
had, 30 feet on north inc Q! bt'er,S
Street 2s5 feet west Of Cedar Street %'r
0OO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
KINDERGARTENS MEET.
Miss Helen Montague, Of Rich
AZ. nuond. Elected Treasurer. vs.

rnond, Elected Treasurer.
(By Associated Press.)
Il KNOXVILLE. TENN, July l9--The
Southern Kindergarten Association was
organized at the afternoon session OF
the Summer School Of the South. Off
GERS were elected as follows:
President, Miss Mary Howell Wilson,
OF Dallas, Texas; Vice President, Miss
5Willette Allen, OF Atlanta; Recording
Secretary Mrs. George W. Pickle. Knox
vile Tenn; Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs, D. D. Walsh, OF Admission. Ala;
Treasurer, Miss Helen Montague, Rich
rnond, Va. Annual meetings will be
held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
TAKE STEAMER eOLD POINT COM
FoRT,n SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY
H. 0''J'5' DOR, f4n En,Hlf NNk 4t,F 5gr..p

76c, Round trip to Norfolk. 7bo.
75c. Round Trip to Newport News. 7bo
Children under u years, boo,
Tickets good to return next night or
following Tuesday,
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Virginians on Mountain Top.

Especial to The Times. plspatch.)
{ BETHLEHEM, N, II. July l9.r-Among
the late arrivals at the summit of Mount
Washington are Miss Baush and Miss Car
lin, OF Alexandria, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Company,
1905 East Main street.
Large Auction \ " ), Sale
+ oF
FURNITURE r O-DAy.

1vc viii sell TODAY (Thurstlay), July
goth, at 1890 a, Nj. within o,ir ware
room, al, extra large. lot Of consgnmer,ts.
sucii MS % New and used Hair and Shucls
Mattresses, walnut. Chamber SUITS. Oak
stands. large lot Of Chairs. g pieces Of
Cooking Ulensils. Drusgets, Rugs, Lace
Curtalhs, Oak Wnrdrobes, Leather and
Nhlour Couthes, Ladies' Desks, Parlor
Chairs. Tables, sideboards, Kitcherf, IN
Office Tables, School Desk. Pictures and
Mirrors, Wire Cots, Bed Springs, OIL.
cloth; also about Is Gases Of Assorted
Groceries, etc, etc. !.
n Dealers are especially invited to attend
this sale, as we must aell the goods.
q N RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
Gco.&H. Valentine. Auctionaer.
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SuFlNEsT coAsTWfsE TRIPS IN THE
Z $3.50 WORLp."

Richmond to Boston and return, $23,Oo,
inc moais and room Via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co, from Norfolk,
daily line to New England !, Tickets on
fnices SO East Main Street, p. g, .4ohr,
Agent Norfolk. is3
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Cincinnati.
(By9 Associated Press,)

sy5t.l " 18iN (ByNAssoc1ate ted 3Press,] ~
x IECIN MATT, July LILA onia sum
marics: If i =. Y
First irace-six furlongs-s cvarg g to y
first. Twenty Shot Il to p second, Annie
Beail eco toll third. Time, 1;i6 4-5.
Second .race-lve furlongs-Hoi. Poiloi
Marvin Neal eco tod third. + Time
Third race-mile and seventy yards
Coruscate q TO y first. Martin Doyie
(eyen) second. Ara 90 to y thirae. ~ me-
Fourth rnce-six furlongs-Ethel Day
TO 81 first. Ike g to second, Com
mandant 40 to y third. Tine, = Z - 10. 90
short course-Chara Wind @ to 81 first,
New FAmsterd az to " second. Warner
e to y third. Time. 2:6e
Xxi a 10 81 first, Ida Vivian co 70 y
second . Joe Ross q to third. Time
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