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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
AUCTION SALES, Future Day
. CIR ZEN & REDD,
/ REAL ESTATE AuCTIONEERSI
COMMISSIONERS SALE or nj
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AA'
PROPERTY OF THE fARldvILL|
& P0WAATAA RAILROAD CON
PANY.

BY virtue Of two DEGREES rendered
the Law and Equity Court OF the CIT
Of N'chnond Va, one on the z1st q I'LL
fao other q, on the sard day Of Fsbr.la
under , the short style Of ..G NI y
ssAP p6Sv,4 FAR E,R &C., (, EARAsylA VI
SUING FOR &C.. v. SAND, .'3iI tdsfaull
naivi1 ig. been made 4 IL she paynes
the liens OIL tho property, within iii
twenty days required by said decrees9s
February 21st, 19oo), the undersisneals
5ers for that purpose (any two Of thee
to acD as objected by said DEGREES, WI
proceed to sell, by public auction. to IN
CITY Hall in the city i7 Of Of Richmond VII
MAY. 1905, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
3soever except taxes assessed for the cut
rent year, all the rights, privileges. PROF
erty-Ireal, PERSONAL or n.ixsd-=--s ranohists:
and q The Esrnyis : Powha
main line of single track, narrow ghugs
railroad, extending from Bermuda Hun;
{dred on the James River, near City Poins
has vaiuabie terminal prop et ae SIS and fseil
ward eo4nty Virginia. r,attI 81
iii ~
gether with all branch lines, spur track
sidings, depot tracks, and I yard trackksi
iapproXtnating thirteen miles, rights
wn ehouses, wharves, terminals, scales
telegraph lines, telephone lines. store
houaes, stores and supplies. lnachtnai
shops machinery. tools, appliances locS
estate, Offices. Office furniture, books an
books of recount stationery and supplies
and all other property OF every kind I'M
description OF s said abroad CompanS
wherever situated Except cash sinfa bhnt
or in the hands OF tho Receiver OF SttiH
Court and his gents. and any debts..ae
counts and balances due to the Receive
and his agent from any parties sWnatses
ever, bottH on the day Of sale and on tn
day Of the confirmat ton of said sale. sss
TERMS The terms OF said Il sale nj
as follows. viz: 81 Seven ty- Two THOUSAND
dollars este, 1000 0O) cash. $25, 600. 90 S6 q
which shall be paid to the Commissioned
within three days from the day Of sale
|3and the residue OF $50, 000, Nv hen the SAL
Is onflrmed. The balance to be on credit
Of six and twelve morltns from the dns
OF I sale; VA tho purchaser to execute ne
gotiable notes for the deferred payments
with interest from day OF snle \. With tn
right to anticipate tho payment OF Sai}
notes; and the title to be retained unit
the whole purchase moneyi8is paid ant
a conveyance directed by the Court.
|$3 For further pa rticulars MS TO said Sraill
road and other prop erty, parties are Eres
5fered Ito the receiver, Coll. T. n N 81 Rs TAI
cot, at the offices OF g the Company
Nintl. and Main Streets. Richmond. VII vi,
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ia ~ \ y u
3; will sell at the above place and COM
menclng at the time mentioned. the on
lire stock and Fixtures of the Athletic
CAFE, consisting of 1 very handsome Ma
lhogorv Front and Back Bar. ! Mahog-
any Wall Cigar Case. Large Crystal
cigar Case, launch Counters. Stools 2
.Ten-Pin Alleys Oak Rollp-Topi Desk,
number Of Chairs and Tables, Flectrlo
Fans, Oak sldeboards. Dining Chairs.
Velvet Carpets, Hall and stair CARPETS,
.1dnoleum, etc. etc.; also Stock OF very
f,ne whistles. Gin. Wines Brandies, Cor
dIals, Cigars, Cigarettes, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco and everything that -
contained In a Nrst-class bar-roomi res
iaiirant and ten-pin alley
TERMS; Strictly cash:
BY GEO, w. MAYO, Agcttoneer
Ii. G. Buford. Manager ana Salesman,
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tx BY Sutton & Co., ,t
81 Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale Of Centrally 10 20:
Gated Two story Brick
Dwelling,
No. Ala EAST LEIGH ST.

lof1er for sale at pub bile auction. upon til. the
pte'''s THURSDAY, APRIL 90 1905,
4 at Is. 80 O. clock p. NJ, that very desirable
wei. hi lit, modern brick dwelling, front-I
ing twenty four feet on the north I, SIDE i I;
OF Leigh between Fourth and Filth i1En
feet ia al, alley inBthe rear The dwell
ing contains - rooms, broad halls, por-
Gelatin bathsftub and is In good -re a
gways command Already tenant at q. good
rental, OF would make g most 9 esirabl lt
home. ~, =, 4 . y, Z I j, !, c.o,d
at sale. frs4r11rToN Z. co \
3!! Auctioneers. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
THE THIRTEENTH
A LUCKY l Ky GAME Ne
Virginia Outclasses the George
Washington
Team. &
HUTCHINSON BATTEo AT WILL |.
----------------- ---a---8
Eleven virgir1ians Ro,np Across r''s
the Plate in Single
Inning. J.
HUTCHINSON BATTED AT WILL
4,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA April IL.
Virginia. won her thirteenth game o-day,
showing under George Washington Uni
sversity by the one-sided score OF % to y Z,
soutl,paw Hutchinson, who started IN
to twlrl for the visitors, was batted out out
4of the box in Tho fourth inning, after a
total Of eleven runs had been scored OIL
his delivery. Carr, who succeeded h MIN,
held Virginia down in the fifth to ono
run, but was hit freely from then on.
especially in the sixth inning, when nino
yirginians ron1ped across the home plate.
Every member OF the Virginia team save
Captain stuckey landed on the ball, Ma
son, White and Council getting three DIS
apiece, each securing two Dagger
Bradley scored the only run made by
George Washington. He reached iirstE on
gCracraft's error, stole second, went to.
third OF, a pa ssed ball, and Tailed on Ste
ycnsons single between first and second.
In tho first inning Price. the first bats
man ,ip, lined out hot grounder which
eluded three OF virginia's fielders and
netted him three bases, but remained
anchored on third. The fielding OF the
George Washington team was exceeding
~ ragged, errors allowing nine OF the
opposing batsmen to reach first. a re-
deeming feature Of the work Of the Wis
5itors, however, was a spectacular catch
Of Coles ny back Of short-stop by BE
laski. who threw to ynu Yliet complet-
ing a. double. \. 81 ~
Cole pitched steady, game for Vir-
GINA, and after the fourth inning did
not allow a hit. He struck out seven and
received fair support. The score
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( BY A. j. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

II execution Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated February %, 1898, and duly records
cd in the clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of enrco coHnt tx p r 15 S4.rei
offer for saler by public auction, at the
corner Of Cary and Richie Streets, a.
That certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being in said county. on the south
point 30 feet from tho southwestern in
tersectlon OF said Cary and Ritchie
Streets, running thence westwardly and
fronting on Cary street 50 feet and hack
less, to an alley; and (2) an undivided l-6
Interest In certain Islands near the New
Pumphousa In James River, known IA
Cedar Islands, and containing together
about ten Q0) acres. 4
"a TERMS. Cash, VI
R. II. FLORENCE. Trustee,
apl 30-tds.
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BY a. ]. Chewing company,
Real Estate Auctioneers. Ess
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. 1928, at the Northeast
Corner Of N and Jessa-
mine Streets.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated April 10th, 1902. Of record II the
IMP. BIB B, page $50. default having
been made in the payment Of debt there.
by secured, and being required so to 30
auction t upon the spremises. on S..s al
Thursday, April 20, 1905,
at Is o'clock p. NJ. the above property
which consists of a substa ntially built
dwelling, which rents readily, fronting
321Sf feet on n Street and IS feet on Jessa-
mine Street Come to- this sale and you
are likely to secure a bargain.
"a TERMS-Cash sufficient to defray ex: x.
per,ses Of sale and to discharge a debt, OF
1888, balance at one and two yea rs. VII n
interest secured by a deed OF tr vs. .. Or
= IA. J. CHEWING, 4 Trustee.
SApl 15-tds ss 81 5ii.
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1 viii sell IL at my auction house, No. ITO

will sell at my auction house, no. l llso
Mort North A sey io:s6 e ocHocK TO-DAY,
Il 5-foot Nlckel-Framed Show Case, =
foot Nlcked FRAMED Show Case. l. OAK
Roller-Top Desk. Single Hnir. Mat,
tresses, Couches and Bed-Lounges, =
Chest Of Drawers,.3 Oak Ext ensiong Ia
bies, Enameled Bureau and Washstnnd,
Porch Benches, Cradles, Cots and Mat 4, i,
tresses, Single and Double En m y =
M Mani. cnbinet with Mirrors), Iron Fen
ders,s Ice Boxes. Rcfrigera tors. Sewing
Machines Mahogany Q flee Cabinet R :, =.
SQUARE SQUARE Pianos, Cook Stoves; Wood Heat
ers. Gas Ranges Second-Hnnd Trunks
and satchels, Square Pianos, LARGE num- u1,
Bureaus and Washstands. etc, etc.
IS 1'} BY GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioneer
BIC. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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Cumberland Derby To-day.

~. (By Associated. Press, ,sI
NASHVILLE, TIE NJ Aprll Is. rte, morrow
nessee Breed els' "a ssoclationi at Cumberland.
Park viii be opened. the, sport to continue
eleven days. Well filled barns at the park
opening day tho star feature Is the Cumberland
derby for three.year'olds, y, 800 added, At 9
card, but it seems probable that tho Gerst!
stable viii pin their faith to Mcclelland, and
reserve Lady Savoy for battles further. UP
the line. In that event, Ivan the Terrible.
with H. r. Hips, UP, will ba the public
s fayorite, iii VS. - 8f 3s5' sgs 3sa
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on tho premises, offer Tor sale to the high
est bidder, by way OF public auction. for
cash. the valuable lot and hotel building
thereon and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, known as Hotel Burton, situated
on the northwest corner of Main and
Union streets in Danville, Va, and fully
described by metes and bounds in the
said deed Of Hotel Burton to me, now re-
naming Of record in the clerks office Of
the Corporation Court Of Danville, Va. in
deed book &C It page 17s. etc, to which
last mentioned deed reference is here had
for a particular description Of said props
&erty. s5y{ ii S S's
This sale offers except ional inducements
to purchasers desiring to secure safe
and perm anent 4inyestment, as the prop
erty5 is situated In the heart OF thet city
and is the most eligible u locat ton for q
hotel and other business buildings in the
city. The hotel contains Lib rooms, be-
sides several store rooms and offices, IS
8inS first class repair, and has perhaps the
largest patronage OF any hotel or public
house inifthe clty.s31t was erected under
the supervision Of an architect With the
3utrnos care and at a great expense, and
#will&no doubt remain for years the best
equipped and leading hot Of the city,
sss3 Any person d esiring further information
may apply to the undersigned \.
A.; VIM P. BOA.TWRIGHT,
sApl II -Tu, Thur& Sun s} SS Trust e.f7
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Kentucky, 8;SWash. and Lee, !:

\ (special to The Times Dispatch.)
LEXINGTON, I VA, April 10 -Errors BY the
home team at critical stages IN the game this
yerslty and kentucky University, gave the
victory to tho Kertuckans. The visitors had
difficulty In finding Chilton's tcurye5 I.
washington and I.ee..1 0 o o-s 8 8
Kentucky Uniyersity..4 o 0 0121Q0-8 l
batteries Washington and Lee-Chiton and
Trimble. Kentucky Unyersty-Campio and
Crouch. Umpire. Cadet Goodloe.
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j. Boxing in New, York,

(Dy Aasocated PEess2 m. =
"a, 70 ssed the Frawley boxing bill permitting
fiffaan minute bouts OF boxing by nmateur =
With eight ounce gloves under the Tples a "
happIInited states. The bill has passed the
senate and now goes to the Governor.
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LARSE WINS RACE.
Nine Minutes Behind Record Es-
tablished in 1901 by Caffrey,

I85I3l (By Associated 5Prcss) e,
I,osToN MASS, i. Apr!l 49,, t'orse, Of the
Mohawk Athletic CLUB New xogk , ssy' ao-as =
twenty-five miles, held under the auspices OF
the GBoston Athletic Associate on. I.orse's time
minutes ono and four-fifth seconds hohlnd the
record established In 1901 by y, CAREY
OF Hamilton, QntariQ.5 a,is3 sa 5s2fS
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w, and M, 10; Norfolk,

rs (special to The Times Dispatcll.l
WILLIAMSBURG. YA..f April 1a,--Nvi lliam
and Mary College defeated ne team o. tho
the score Of Is to S. The beginning OF the.
contest promised a aIkoyer for the coliegians,
but the school boys rail- lied N the fourth, and,
part Of the home team made things more
Interesting from then on. 9
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY II. Al. Cat1in,
Real Estate hnetioneer,
No. o NJ. Eleventh Street
T,RusTEE,s AUCTION SALE
! M OF THE
FRAME DWELLING G,
No. OH N. Twenty eighth St.

In execution OF a certain deed of trust
to me, dated December 18th, 1907 Of record
In clerks olilee. Richmond I. Chaneery
having been mpde In the payment OF .cer-
tain notes therein secured, and being re- E,
rtIURspAY. APRIL 10TH. 1905.
at 6 o'clock P. NJ, ON the premises, That
lot q land, with the improy !, there.
side OF Twenty-eighth street., distant l41
feet south Of .p" street. and designated
lot has a frontage Of % feet and extends
back between parallel lines 124 feet, more
Terms Cash as to expenses Of this
sale I'LL past due taxes, one note $A. with
interest from December Z 1901; note So.
with interest from March Z, 1906; ono for
IS, due June 4, 1906; $3.50. due June q
isce: IS. due septembsr I, 1906; So due Pc.
SS due March Z, 1906; &c. due June q 1900,
ana one note for 500, due June Z. 1905;
and the balance IL any, ut 10 months and
secured by trust deed or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
gAp1 15.tds
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Paid $1,000 for Colt

LRXiHGToN' 4KYa April TO- captain 3, s.
Brown before leaving here for plttsburg yes
Ky the two year-oid chestnut colt E!tppia,
by Sir pixon--Iligh Degree, By His "a ighness.
for $4,000, The youngHter ls engaged ~ the
Saratoga speclal and the Futurity.S k1es - =
full brother to pelnaontco 9SS ssE
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H BY Virtue OF a certain deed Of trust,
the undersigned surviving trustee, dalei
September Is. 1881, and duly recoraea XII HI
Henrico County Court on Septem11oerS,af
1881, default having been, mace III
required us surviving trustee, by the her1e
aficlary under said deed, to proceed 70 sci
I, by public auction. upon the pre- Inlses,.,SSsolf
TUESDAY, APRIL 25. 1870. AT s P..a, \
the Observation-Disclosures, TxGERlai0SfHSs
situated in Henrico couAt Va..y about Z ON
mile north Of the city Of Rio hmondi coz .5
StaIning by survey of James !. . E<edd q
acres, bounded as follows: :. On the scout
by cross road leading from Hen5lcoa Y,
on the east by the old Meadow Bride
Road proper, along which line runs t t!t
Chestnut Hill electric car line, and on Lhl
west and north by land now Q Wned$py
j. Hall Moore, being Q part Of sra aGn,S
sDeVass, June 5, 1851, Deed BOOK ~ 81
The elevation and location Of this RoP
sERTY is perfect and all that can be. dei
sired being high and dry with q ]; h .ls 4
the the rear Of the handsome home of Mesarl
SiTouruurean and Temple, Beautiful drive
way. Plot with all informatlo Ion y can II pss
had Mt my office. III Y ,.sssl3 a94
TERMS-Cash, as to costs ana expeAss .es
to day OF sale; one four the usand .0O9
dollar note, dated September 49, 1S91. pay
able two years after date. with inteIessE
thereon from March ~, l9ol. NJ! qat
sale; also slJS With interest taS Sts
est from January 4. 1905; taxes paid 8ot
said property; rssduo II, 9. y and "
months. secured upon up I, aald proP nngn
ADJ 14-tds Surviving Trustee
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3Pittsburg, g; St. Louis, q

RI PITTsEuRG, Pa. April le.-P President
Harry c. rrlllam opened tho season here
to-day bysthrowIng out the first ball for
the game between Pittsburg and "a ST..
/ Iouis. Tho game was almost certain
victory for PittsbEsg after the fourth
!. inning. when MOE arlnn was hit atswill.
Score. 7s5 ST. 85 r II. e.
Pittsburg i o q d. 9.---s ~
st. Louis +. 4. 4 90 90 900 3-4 8 9
Hattaries: Lever and PETIT; Mel arlall,'
Egan and Warner. Time. 2:l5. Umpire,
KLEIN. Attendance, Il. oS5.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, !.
CHICAGO. April 1s.--The Chicago M
tional League season opened here today
with a rather one-sided but well played
game. sS ~ !.
y Score: Z. r. : - =. =:
CINCINNATI % OIL o o o Q 00---1 30
Batteries: Wc!mcr and Killing: Ewing
and schlei Time, rs. Umpire Q Day.
Attendance. S,o0o.
Boston, III; Brooklyn, 10.
BOSTON. April 10 Boston won a light
hitting game from Brooklyn this (. morn N --
ing. :, Z,
Score: Z. T. q y:
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Nav. Die From Effects Of Fal

'fspecIal to The Times plspatch.)
M1LLviLLE NJ APRIL ls[ ,Se pEob aI,t,
fat te injured at, the Menantca Bleach and
Dya Works yesterday morning az a result o.
I a friendly bout with Frank, Doughty. ~
and az he fell his head struck huge stone
lIin lay unconscious For pix hours. and II u
feared !, no will dis from q blood cot on me
brain. 5s j. I. q. ,.Li =. I. so,.r tba
occurrence.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Philadelphia, =; New York, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 19.---Nfi Il
i an on base and two out in the seventh
inning, Murphy tied the score with !. q
i home run drive and the locals won IN the
z n 19,tnra ny ''ms's - R. II. =.
New York 4. 100 o OIL y o o---6 10 3
Philadelphia % o 10 go Ii 10 70 D. 9
batteries: chesbro and .Kleinow; Plank !;
and Powers. Time. rs. Umpire, q LouusH-
lin. Attendance. SIS.
Y st. Louis, ~ Cleveland, 9.
ST. LOUIS, April 1s.-The St. LOUIS
Americans inaugurated the season on their
home grounds to-day by winning from
Cleveland. ia III
Score: T. III 9. - =;
st. Louis. /. Z. =. I. % 2 o 90 o o - Q
Cleveland J. !. \, o o o o 90 o 90 q. 2
Batteries: sudhoff and sugden; Hess
and H1elow Time, i 20. Umpires, Kelly
and Mcc arthy. Attendance. 4. 900. Z
Detroit, 8; Chicago, Q.
DETROIT, MICH, April 1s.--Detroit
opened the local season before record
crowd by shutting cut Chicago.
Score: r. H p.
Detroit ]. !. 4. /. =. % o1:o0l1O.- .
Chicago +. 800. % o o 600 90 90 s .
Batteries Donovan and Sullivan: Pat
tcrson owen and Mcfarland Time,
1882. Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance,
9.4l2. n s:y4 y s 5
Washington, 8; Boston, q.
WASHINGTON. April i. -i Cassidy's
double followed by Mullen's single, after
two men were out dn the eleventh In
ming. decided to-day's game in Washing
TONS favor. 1T was q pitchers battle.
Score: # u. Il. r. Fl. T..
washington ~. o 90 10 0OOl2
Boston s.. q o o o o 90 90 o Ga
Batteries: Patten and Kittredge; Dlneen
and Farrell Time, 900. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 9, sos.
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College Baseball

Princeton. ISL; Lafayette, 2:
ca as 81 ~ syracuse ass tstats League
+ West Point 81; New York University. 8,
University OF Pennsyl yania, 10; FRANKLIN
an aeo Massss 8; willla.ns College. s.
washington and Lee University, 8; Ken
'u TnyIysvsltsy q VIRGINIA ss George Washing
Z ton University ], N II s ~ al W al
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CHAMPIONS H!|!4y
NARROW ESCAPE
Batting Streak in Ninth Inning
Saves First Place to New
York Team.
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES
Boston Americans Lose tosWash-
ington and Add Another Il
to List OF Defeats.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
New York, d; Philadelphia, 6.
Pittsburg, s; St. Louis, A.
Chicago. s; Cincinnati, i.
Boston, ri; Brooklyn, To-
Where They Play To-day.
New York at philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
St Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Standing Of the Clubs.
4 New York, g.; Philadelphia,

New York, 8; Philadelphia, S.
NEW YORK, April 19.-In n ninth In
ming batting rally the New York National
League champions saved themselves from
defeat at the hands OF the Phlladciphians
to-day. -
t Score: 81 Z, X. II. ~.
PHILADELPHIA ,.... % 1903 0 90 0-5 1
Batteries: Ames and. Eresnalan; Pit
finger and Doom. Time 2:1. Umpire,
4 tombstone. Attendance, 5000.
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Harvard, "a; Carlisle,

tBy Associated Press 39
y PHILADELPHIA. April 19-The Harvard
University baseball team defeated the Carlisle
Indian rine to-day by an overwhelming score.
Tho Now England players batted the Indian
pitcher all over tho field.
Score: X, n, y.
...1 70 300 L. .
Batteries; Nephew. Roy and Baird !; Tainor,
Stephenson and Tweed. Umpire, Grauley.
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Yale Team Coming South.

5s (By Associated Press gt
NEW HAVEN. F5GCONN:,f April s19,--Yale's
baseball team left & to-day for a southern
trip during tho Easter recess The first game
will baSplayed with g Georgetown Tomorrow
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;WALTHOUR EASY WINNER
Defeats Moran and Butler in so
Mile Motor-Paced Race.

lI9 (Ry Assoclated rFsss) - r.
thour easiy ilefeated James Moran and Nat
Rntier In AZ thirty mile motor cod race at
the Charles River track to-day. Moran, who
finished second, was nearly mile behind
the winner The time Was " minutes u a-6.
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AUCTION sALESThis Day.
BY Pollard &c Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

~ 49,
" oUIeT SALE BY AUCTION OF
" LARGE BRICK DWELLING. NO,
col. NORTHEAST CORNER OF TENTH
AND LEIGH STREETS.
In execution OF o. decree OF the chan
Gerry Court, in. suit of city of Richmond
vs.. D. James Baker, ct ais, entered April
IL, 1906 / will sell by auction, on the
y = ie'' mi TUESDAY, APRIL 20. 1905,
at 80 p. Nj. the above mentioned prop
very good repair Tot s3x118 feet 10 alley.
TIIis MS: third cash, residue, and
u months. s per cent. interest. title re-.
tained, or all cash at option Of purchaser.
$500 nm H. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the special commits
sioner by the above decree has been
~, CHAs. o. sAv1LLr1. Clerk.
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South \Atlantic League. q
At Charleston I Charleston. 2; Columbia, l.
AT Savannah: Savannah, I; Augusta, 2,
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Miller. 8; a. M. A. q.

4 Especial to Tho Times, Dispatch.l
sTAUNTON, VA, n April 4 18.-The Millera
School buse-ball team defeated Augusta Mill
tary Academy here to-day . to Il. 3lS
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3IOWNsHOt llA1@E1, - i1fAAs = - -
CITY OFaRlCHAtOND. S y ts5s
BY virtue 8 fac ertan deed Of trust
dated June 20, 1a04, OF record in the clerks
40 "A, pa go 800. default having been made
ina portion Q { a. debt thereby secured.
and being required SO Ito do by the bene-
Ahciary II will sell by public 2auc ton, upon
SATURDAY,, APRILt22 I'D, 1896
at $50 O. clock n 81 u, the seven Lots sof
land, fronting rs feet each on the south
sixth and Twenty seventh Streets. in the
plan Of WoodVille, and extending back q
depth of 120 feet to an alley IS feet vide.
reserve toYtheE highest nj der. II you wish
to make some money attend this sale. e
II TERMS -One-third cash, balance at s
and IL months for notes interest added,
AZ J. CHE !. Trustee.
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Z nv Richmond Auction Co.,
1906 e. Main Street,
General Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE TO-DAY OF FINE %
SfAaBRAss BEDS. CHAMBER SUITS SUITS,
EXTENSION TABLES, SEWING Ma
CHINE, ROPE, ETC, ETC.

we will sell. TO-DAY. 7, IHu ] sII,5 <,
April Goth, at 1880 "A. NJ. az our o VAR, MalS-
sos: Brass s Beds and Springs, Walnut
Extension Tai BILE (l6-fooO, 2 Oak Exten-
sion Tables, Dining Chairs. !, c e. MP e
Suits, Oak and Walnut Wardro pes. { idaii
RACKS, Roller.Top Desks. Standard seWyi
sinp Machine, / Ceiling Electric Fan On
good order), Pictures, Mirrors, New Mat
Chairs. etc; also 8 Coils Of Rope, as
81 ~ 8 gRIClIMO NDs AUCTION co.
/ Geo. II, valentine, iAuctioneer. "a
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

4 ny Geo. w, Mayo, Auctioneor,
ENT1RB STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Z ATHLETIC CAFE. s13 II, BROAD
STREET, AT PUBLIC AUCTION TUES
DAY, APRIL a., 1906. AT 1880 O'CI4OOc