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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
CHANGES OFFERED
TO THE AUTO BILL
Fight Will Be Made in New
Jersey House in Freling-
huysen Measure.
nuySen W easure.
(speclal to The Times Dlspatch.l


TRENTON. N. il March 21.--An effort
Is to be made by the automobiles of the
State to obtain some radical amendments
to the Frellnghuysen auto bill recently
passed by the Senate. The appeal will
be made to the House, and 1t Is believed
that some changeIf in the most drastic
features ofsthe bill can be had. The au-
toists have made the amendments as
modest as possible. seeking only to re-
lleve the Frclinghuysen bill OF come OF
Its most unreasonable and unjust reguln-
tons. They. are confident that the House
viii modify the p III until 1t is somewhat
more in conformity with the views and
ideas OF the owners and drivers OF horse
less vehicles.
The principal amendments are:
Z Amending the title. SO as to make It
more comprehensive.
Removing trial trip feature from ex-j
aaminations. so as to save applicants for
license from the necessity OF making q
visit In person to the capital.
The reduction OF the age limit from
eighteen to sixteen years.
"a Removal OF the section providing for,
on conviction. pending an
appeal. MA ~
The addition of a section more clearly
refining the rights of Automobiles on the
public roads, #
The abolition Of the necessity OF place
ing the drivers photograph on his license,
substituting therefor his signature.
In addition to these there are also a
number OF amendments correcting the
phraseology OF the bill. The bill is sure
to have a stormy time through the House.
as many Of the assemblymen are known
to be opposed to 1t In its present drastic
form.
Assemblyman Perkins, leader Of the
majority, and an automobile enthusiast,
said tonight that he would not stand for
the Frellnghuysen automobile bill in its
present shape. This is significant, in
view OF the fact that Mr. Perkins is
chairman Of the. judiciary Committee. to
which the bill has been referred.
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AGREES TO
meet ALL Corners
s s.5s
New Heavy-Wei Champion
Appears in New and Pleas
ing Role.
{speclal Is The Ttl,,1nles-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March q |. &c --
Jack O. Brien, who has the best right
to be dubbed the heavy weight champion
Of America, Is back in his native city.
playing a weeks engagement at "a local
theatre. O'Brien Is departing from the
usual tScus tom. OF tho actors pugl Hist. It
ls not. all talk with the Willy Pltila del-
3phian. He won his renown with his
hands and he realizes that he must res
tain II with the gloves and Quee berry
rules. OBrien this week Is actually
8emulating Sullivan. He Is meeting all
corners. Last night he announced that
he would meet any man for three rounds
who presented himself at the afternoon
or evening peri Torrance, The quaker
City boxer does not pose az q knocker
solt., but he has the ability to make a
number Of men who think they can box
look foolish. e 'Brien's Invitation Is a
chance for many of those who have been
aching for g crack at Fltzslmmon q
lconqueror to test thei,, skill First come.
first serve. says O. Brien. " q Iii
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a and M Schedule. 4

Especial to The sTimes-D Dispatch
+ WEST RALEIGH, N. c. March q -;
The Agricultural and Mechanical lineup.
has been announced by Coach Ikittredges
4 as follows: Thompson and alaer' s.;
b Steele, Cathran and Temple, p.;s Fox.
8 1b.: Knox. captain, 2b.; Staples, 3b.; 3Esk-s
ridge, S.. Steele, III; Shuford CT; Me-
Cathran and Temple. RI: Jordan, Couch
and Council, subs. ri
The schedule OF games Is as follows:ss
March 24 = Fayette College, in Ra-.
leigh. ~ -S5.ssl8
March 22s - Fayette College, in RAJ
leigh. Il. n. 3533
April 2-yyake Forest College, in Ra-2
leigh. s5 4li 5sS5 III
April 4--Tr inity College, in Durham,
April 5-- University of North Carolina,
/ In Cha pei II I'LL. sz sss sia
April 6-Guilford College, IL Greensboro.
April Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
n In Raleigh M
April il-vlrginla Polytechnic institute
i In Raleigh. 5ss 5sS "A
April trinity College, in Raleigh,
April s1s--south Carolina College. In RAJ
leigh. ~
April 21-unlverslty Of North Carolina.
4 In Raleig h. & e
April 2s-Wa shington and Lee $unive,r.-.
sity, In Lexington, Va.
April Virginia Military Institute, In
4 Lexington. ~ IA E4 ~
Ami d; ~ iy5a'ver.'ty ofs vlrsinie, il
\ charlottesville,
April PEA rrang sing, -
April 27'--Scsors etown s. UNIVERSITY. IN
9tyYashingto ~. q. "
April 2s--A Abrams ng. s5 rs 4 "
May aa--Isentl State College, I'M Ra-55
leigh. l ssses s3ss ,1s2 "a
i May a y q Forest College. ii Ra--I
q leigh. iS 81 # ~ N
May IT, Open. # MN
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SELL PROPERTY
0N|'BR0AD..!siTR:|E|::..E|::I|'
AIctivittysin {. cal ca ,l Estate e IS Not
Confined to the Lee
District.
HOUSE BUILDERS ARE RE BUSY 81
Much Noise Of Hammers and
Saws is Heard on Park
Avenue.
HOUSE BUILDERS ARE BUSY

-ai
II any one has taken up notion that
the West End and Lee District that
one need only to keep his eye open to.
learn his mistake. 1t is true that the.
activity In that part of the city and
away out in the suburbs continues with
out abatebent. Indeed, the Times-Dis-
patch man yesterday heard the predlc-
ton made by a man who spoke from a
disinterested standpoint that Monument
Avenue property, as far west as the
Davis Monument site, will be selling
within a year. IL there shall be any
of 1t left. at $500 per front foot. He may
be shooting through long gun. but
that is his honest opinion.
But the activity is NOT confined to that
DISTRICT All Richmond property, im-l
proved and unimproved, is In demand
and is being bought by investors. be-
cause they regard 1t as an investment
that will bring in better returns thar
bonds and stocks, when 1t ls improved
and whether improved or unlmproved, is
bound to increase in value.
A feature OF yesterdays trading was
marked activity away on from Lee Dis
trict. Messrs. Harrison and Grant sold
four pieces of improved East Broad
Street property, Nos. 4 400. All 1913. and
1415; for Mr.. Gayle. of Newport News.
A1essrs. George D. Pearmani and John
w. Hughes, were the purchasers. Mr..
iPaarnla nsays he and Mr.. Hughes bought
the property purely MS TN Investment
and will hold It az SUCH making such.
improvements as may be necessary to
enhance the rental value. Another piece
of property In the same neighborhood
was sold yesterday, hut the agents de-
5clined to give the name of the pur-.
chaser or to mention the price.
The "A. ]. Chewing Company yester-
day sold the improved property. No. Sol
North Thirty Street. to F. G. Duke
for $2a5o cash. 81 N
Building News.
It may be worthy OF mention that tho
courts are OF the opinion that Richmond
property Is not going too high. Judge
Witt, of the Hastings Court has been
engaged all OF this week in hearing the
complaints OF owners Of property In the
business section Of the, city OF over
assessment for taxation. So far between
forty and fifty. cases have been heard,
and Ii, each case the court has sustained
the Judgment Of the assessors,
Il The building boom ii, Lee District con-
tinues.l The foundat lions have been laid
for the home Of Mrs. Mary q. West, on
West Grace Street. between Lombartly
Street and Allen Avenue. This beautiful
66-foot lot cost $4,000. and the house that
Is going up on 1t will cost about $4,000.
In the adjoining Grace Street block be-&
tween Allen Avenue and Meadow Street,
nine other handsome houses nre in course
OF construction. Ovcr on Park Avenue
fourteen houses ara going up In such
close proximity that the noise OF the
hammers and saws Is heard from one to
the other, and altogether It makes a
fearful but Inspiring din.
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sumpres will be switched from city to
city, and Will have an opportunity to-
Judge games between two different teams
each day.
Mr.. W. NJ Hoffner who has been
signed to be one OF the umpires, comes
the Hudson River League and in the
Pennsylvania State League and last sea-
son called balls and strikes for the
Eastern League
e He Is said to be a man Of nerve. and
when he gives n decision on the diamond
he means Just what he says. There will
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K Z :|||C I N 6
New Orleans Fair Grounds.
tBy Associated Press.

(By sAsso ciated Press.)
I NEW ORLEANS, Ma rch II 21.-Fair
grounds summaries:
First race-six furlongs-P Pride OF Wood
stock d6 tod first. Last Cherry q to y
second. Globe Runner g to s. third. Time.
1:15 Is.
Second race-one mile Gladiator az to
y first. Ternus q to II second. Discern
ment e to 4 third. Time, :43 2-5.
Third race-one mile-Paul az to y first,
Water Pansy e to ~ second. Kings Gem
6 to 81 third. Time, 1:43 3-5.
Fourth race-mile and SIXTEENTH Nine
q to . first, Whippoorwill5 6 to II second.
Don't Ask Ne (S>to u third. Tins, 1:49 2-5.
Fifth race-sx furlongs- Come on Sam
90 to y first, Cut Glass t10sto y second,
Pretty Nellie 90 to 1 )third. Time, 1 is as.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth Jerry
Lynch eco to y first. Old Hal e to ~ sec
ond, Brilliant t9o to y t.ird. Time, i so.
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McGOVERN-NELSON
TO GO 20 ROUNDS
q. ~.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcli.)
s NEW YORK, March 2l.-Terry Me-
Govern nd.sBattllng Nelson were prac-a
5tically matched this afternoon to meet
in a twentysEpYpd bout before thssTuxedoi
Club. of Esstnatpn, just outside % plila-
delphia Tho date set. Is April IS. They
will weigh In at 131 pounds. at o'clock
on the day OF tho contest. All this was
arranged this afternoon by Tom,
o. Rourke. representing the Tuxedo Athle-
tic Club. and BILLY Nolan, representing
Battling Nelson. Nolan said: Post
$500 to insure us against any loss of
time and money. In the case the fight.
cannot be held" O'Rourke agreed to
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CITY Park Results.

NEW, ORLEANS. March City Park
First race-slx furlong Clyde 6 to 81
first, Budweiser 4 "a Ito " second, Mary
Msereys TOD third q Time y, ], i! I! ~.
sse9nG punesn S sa nra r e te
second Oak cllr g s;;sto5 y third Time
lbs S-5.
Third 3race-six furlongs- The Only Way
g(s to i $nrst. 5Gamarafi tof Is second, I'M
fmortelle (25 to y 4 bird IL Time. Ills 80,
Fourth races tort course st eeplec hase---8
Lord Radner z to ~ trst, Lights Out e
to second, Ohio King e to- y third.
Time. lis Id. @ ls5S 5 l5s5 # sS
4 Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth, han
Edicap -Devout 70 to 4 first, j hon Carroll
q 70 3 second, grenada e to y third.
Time. 1:47 Id,
1n sIK IS as ana he Slstasn "a q
second Thora 4 zee Ito y third, Time.
LAT, sg Ss v .lii
5(even) flrst, Creel az to y second, Free
hooterS els to AZ third. Time. 1913 3-b.
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be no back talk to this umpire. Tho ac-
companylng cut is good likeness of the
man who is TO be seen behind the twirler
with the Indicator In HIS hand.
The other two umpires are Harry G..
Wlngnrd, OF Altoona. Pa. and Norman
y. Bishop OF Bethel, Ohio.
Wingard umpired in the Outlaw
League Of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey for two years. He has a good record
Bishop also comes with strong recon-
lmendatlons. These three men. 1t is be-
'lieved wifi give entire satisfaction, II
an umpire can ever do that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
SAY HERRERA WAS DRUGGED
FOR BOOKMAKER'S Benefit

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
san FRANCISCO, March el.-1t has
Iust leaked ON. according to Frank CARL
10. os Bakersfield, California, and former
manager of Aurello Herrera, that George
Green. tina old-ume fighter g 'doped' III
tn. Mexican when he fought Terry Nc
Cavern at San francisco.
Garlic claims he had bet $500 that
Herrera would stay over SIX rounds and
tina. Green. who had charge of hid hoy.
drugged him for the benefit OF Westsrn
lOr kt.akers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
DENOUNCED FOR
DESERVING YALE
Parsons Absence With Olympic
Team Will Kill Yale's
Chance.
Especial to The rimes- Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
NEW HAVEN, CONN. March a.
Yale's best half-nliler. Eli Burt Parsons,
has deserted the team for iunketing
trip. He prefers tho journey to Greece
to take part in the Olympic games as a
member Of the American team to repre-
senting Yale in the intercollegiates In
which no has won the half-mile race
for two years. Parsons's trip to Greece
will keep him away from Yale during the
entire track season. His absence !, viii,
ruin Yale's chances on the track this
year. III 3sss .s Hi
Captain Jack Gates. OF the Yale track
team, to-day voiced Yale's sentiments
as follows
Parsons has decided 4 to go with the
Olympic team against my advice and my
wishes. and against those Of every body II
have talked wit about 1t. His decision
to go has crippled the SYale team Dray's
DRIPPING, by an accident. cost Yale first
place In the pole vault and five sure
points at MI her meets this year. Par
sons's absence will cost 4 five more sure
points, and will destroy Yale's chances
Of winning the ittercol legi ate champions
ship and probably the Harvard meet.
Without these two men Y lie Is likely to
be beaten to a FRAGILE this year. 55 8i
Parsons Is a junior In the academic de-
.partment, and, as he tar OF the present
team, was a. logical candl date for the cap
'tiincysnext year. 6t n 5 ia
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Gotch TO Wrestle

(spect to The Ti,nes- Dspat Oh, J
n ssAa CITY N & March II lrrs nix
;a3tgh has signed a cont ract - wrestla
any man the Missouri a hlct!cg Club my
select on y q late not later thu \ n April
25sl Tom len X tns has agreed 10 faneert,s
provided he Is guaranteed ,S1,SQl and & *
.penHas and q side betss 81, s8s
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DailyC on IT r. ecord
#CircIuit CourtI

Cases set for to-day: r. Z. jackson VS.
Richmond Traction Company, etc.
IA NJ celleteous: Thomas Wall Shelton
qualified to practice as attorney In this
court! order entered In suit Of w. H.
seaton s. Sons vs.. John T. Hesser & Co..
attachments: case OF Virginia
Carolina Chemical CO. vs.. Southern Ex-s
press Company. on8trial. 81 3E
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who figured that Temple should knock
Gunther out In one round.
Red" Mason, who managed Temple
until after his mill In Boston. where
Temple was beaten by Sam Langford,
was at the ringside. and says thnt the
bout was crooked.
Mason claims to know that Temple
was to have ammonia thrown In his
eyes at a certain stage of the game. but
the bottle was mislaid. and 80 Temple
stalled and quit in the thirteenth round.
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main street.
I ARGE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE,
IL HOLD EFFECTS.
viii sell to-day.

Is We will sell to-day. l8ssiifE
THURSDAY, MARCH 22ND.
street, q large lot. OF household Directs,
moved to our warerooms for convenience
consisting Of Oak and Walnut Chambejs
Suits odd Bureaus and NVashstands Oak
Room Chairs. Conches, iParlor Suits. Glasl
Door Wardrobes, odd Wood ana Iron
Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Morria5
nut Hall Racks, Revolving Book Shelves
several office Desks. Lad es' Desks. Gall
and Walnut Sideboards DO kcases,8 Cook!
ing and Heating Stoves. Brass Beds
China Closets, CTllce Tables and sundrH
other articles. sas
b RICHMOND AUCTION co. III
III George 81. Valentine, Auct ioneer.
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Carolina, a Sharp,eI.s.I, s.

HcHAhHL IT'LL N. 6 c.. March The
& University OF North Carolina defeated
ygames of base ball; SCORE a to 3, The
opponents, pitcher. . B OBJ, . Howard, of
the North Caroline Lea g,les Of Ia sv gear. 4
/ has been signed ny ID " gusta; ins the
: South tlantlcs Lea que for the pfssent
/ season. He ri ched fine ball 81 81
Bat erias Jort h arol ina hompson3
and 8Rog gers Shame ms tltute-:Rr random,
howard and shRp Qe. 81 Il s:s !
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fredericksburg G ollege Team.

sS Especial to The Tlmes-D lSpa tch.)
sERND RICKSR LRG All, March q. -.
FIRED glcksblrg College has organ ICED q
sstInng baseball team i, any. Of tho mem
shers.t being xperlenced players. and It is
expected that the cam VIII make Al good
record the coming season. Practice SO far
MAD theen very satisfactory and q large
number Of games will be played on the
home grounds this spring, y sss Ri ~
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We will sell for parties discontinuinA
business a large stock OF high-grade fur,
.niture, such as s25 Oak and Marble and
Walnut Bedroom Suits IS odd Bureaus
and Washstands s, 20 odd Bedst eads, 10 Iron
Bedsteads and Springs. 4 Folding Bed,
tsteads. s Parlor Suits. about 100 Dining
Chairs Kitchen Safes, 10 X tchen! Tableaa
and Chairs, lot Rockers,&7 good Ranges
$50 joints new Stove Pipe, $50 Elbows, i
AWardrobcs, 100 rolls of new Ma ting, Flat
Top Desk, large lot Grockery and Jardi-3
nieres lot Pictures. large Chiffonieres..ss
and Rugs, 10 good Gn-Carts and Baby
Carriages. This will be large sale
Dealers invited. X s
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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/ Supreme Court Proceedings. Il

5sss'rpseed !hssra al The Supreme Court OF Appeals
yesterday were :A.f , q gS;s 81 ts l52Ss3 n
Southern Railway Company va Hansoroush's
edmlnlstra tor.a Full ARGUED BY g. g. Carlin
for the plaintiff In error. and u X. NJ Norton
for. the gdetsndant In error, and submitted 58
Blow and otherH VS.. Camp Manufacturing
Company 21I I. 2 \. pts Z, . !,
Real sEatate Cotpo ton. Submitted on briefs,
vaughan. Machine Company W. Stanton
Tanning Company, Continued. N rs
yasl,on va. Pullias,. assignee. Arxnsd by
", n Carlwell Tor: the appellant and Jamea
Il askle toT the appellee and continued,
Cape Henry synd itats AZ ais. 4 Tarrant and
nthera ys, Core and others; Dulansy s 4 admins,
receivers, sys, city Of Rtchmond 1.-TWO casasJ:
BugE va eeay skey Sy,'l. Rurr and y aeksons
vs., HaynleA, ADM nistrltor, hatng Nos. 80. o..
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being denounced as
the worst prize fight
fake in history.
1t is claimed that.
Temple and his close
friends bet heavily on
Gunther, taking the
short end OF the s to
i money put out by
thu pitfsh,ir1 m e n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
vASIWORsT FIGHT
IN RING B. HISTORY BY
The Mill at Beaver Falls Tues
day Night Being Ro,ndly
Denounced.
TEMPLE BET. ON GuNTHER
Denounced.
TEMPLE BET. ON GUNTHER
He and His Friends Said to Have
Backed His Opponent and He
Dropped Out.

Especial to Tho Ttmes-D ispatch.)
b BEAVER FALLS, PA. March 21.--The
Temple Grnther fight here last night. In
which Temple was beaten in the thir-
tecnth round of q twenty round go, is
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# Charles d. Worthams aadministrator3
and Mary T. " tham to Henry s. wall
llorsteinE 248 ,1-R feet on north line OF Floyd
Sayanue. 30 feet east OF Rowland street,
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SAMUEL P. wADD1LL. clerk.
George w. Mayo Auctioneer, s Us
Ito North Seventh street.
The Furnis Kings Of The Val
enti1le House at Auctiol
Forty Rooms Of Chamb er
Furnis hings, Parlor, Din
ing Room, Kitchen a a d
Hall Furnish Kings.
{ i will sell for account OF whom 1t may
concern. at my auction house, at 1890

80 Chamber Suits, a large lot OF odd
Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, Iron
Beds, Springs. Is Wardrobe Hat Racks
Mirrors. Sldeboards. Extension. Kitchen
Sheets. Quilts, Counterpanes, Blankets
Pillows. Bolsters. Hair and other Mat
tresses. Toilet Sets and other Crock ry.s
ting. In Chairs and Rockers once Fur
nshings and numerous other miscellaneousl
articles.
sTerns-C sg
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
George ". Oliver. Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
George w. Mayo, Aactloneer.
. ANKRUPT SALE OF, Al WAGON
HOW By. CASES. sTO-s
ii BACCO, STATIONERY. NOTIONS.

BY virtue OF a decree entered In the
District Court Of the United States for
tho Enstelrs District of " irginla on thag
James n. White, q ban lsrupt, y will sell
for tho unde rsgned trustee at No. ~ II
Hull street, Manches at 1853 A. 81 M
FRIDAY, MARC HI 81 90a. 9sS
and three other Show Gases. Tobacco,
Cigars, Cigarett es, Snuff, a. full and cons
plete line of Stationery. Notions. Toys.
etc. WI, is
Terms, cash.
sgs GEORGE g. FITAEIUGTI
Trustee In Ban kruptcy.
81 George W.. Mayo, AUG ton ers. N
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sS a m Eggleston's trustee. Amanda and
Nathaniel aayles and B "A fired Egglestoni
and wi fe to y. G. 5iewers. 30 feet on south
side OF RI ilroa d avenue, $3.50.
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4
who are handling the
Virginia State Base
season IRE all Well
and they come
highly recommended
by some Of the best
authorities on tho ma
tional game.
One OF the three
men will be in Rich
mond every hire 9
weeks. The same rule
will apply In the Yir-
GINA League that ap-
'ues. namely. that the
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Auction Of Entire Stock Of
Furniture an d Mating,
Large Lot Of Perfumes
and Toilet Articles at Our.
Auction House, No. 16 N
Seventh Sire To day,
March 22d, at % 80 clock,
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Oaklawn Results

IS HOT SPRINGS, ARK, March 21.oak-
lawn summaries:
First race-six furlongs Tyrolian C to
s. first. Bob May al to 1Oj second. Fra
Fillipo GO to y third. Time, /: 10.
Second receive and a half furlongs--
Kuropatlsln e to q first. Lavenia True
x to y second, Cadillac 10 to ~ third.
STimes5 1903 rs. II.
IS Third race-six furlongs NIartius as
to 1).7flrst, Bendlgo a to 1o) second, J.
w. o'Neil A(6 to 81 third. Time, ia 4-5.
Fourth race five and a half furlongA-
sAmador (2o to u first. Sonnet g to y
second. Proteus g to y third. Time,
1903 z
Fifth race-four furlongs Alline Cum
Minis % to 10) first, Bittersee g to y sec
.ond. Belle Scott g to q third. Time.
A 80.
Sixth race mile and a quarter-Los
5Angeleno# % to 10) first. D ollnda q tos2)
%<>sff mo
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Property Transfers Wednesday.

Taylor feet On an sou MtG line
Twenty-sixtll street. u 75o,
Frank T. Anthony and wife to r, b.
Wilson. 30 feet on south line Of Monu-s
ment Avenue p. between Iombardy street
OF trust securing s4o6s; Ss. ;l,o4Q74.
=. w. Chelf and wife to Minnie M.
Owens andrT. F. Green. 1876 2-3 feet on
Broad street, sou fwest corner Of Null
3. s. Farrar's trustee to A. j. Chewn-
ing, interest in So feet on Duval street.
q ~ 1z2 feet on west SIDE of Fourth street
Il r. r. Willis and wi fe5 to G.. W. Glass.
20 feet on west side OF Twenty-sixth
street, IL "a feet south Of Leigh street.
Joseph q. Batkns 10 +. M, Boxley, %.
feet On, southa!tne, q Broad street. south
aGser s Is Ya al stssfs and Wife
Samuel II. Hall, 80 feet on north line Of
8 street. north least corner Of Twenty-th bird
street. $3.50. "a
liam g. strange''s executor to M
Wade. "a. s7I acres about twelve miles
nCrthWsstsSof r. almond. A55-e Is,
and Y1fs e III
aa aye feet west o. Meadow street,
Charles d. wortham,'s administrator
and Mary T. Nv orth ham to Henry 8. Wall
lorstein 248 1-R feet on north line OF Floyd
;aanyeInue. 30 feet east OF Rowland street.,
Ann Eggleston's trustee. Amanda and
Nathaniel sayles and "A fired EgglestonB
and wi e to u g. SieWers. 30 feet on south
side pfsRnilrOa id avenue, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22

Batklns to #. M, Boxley, 90
thEline Of Broad street, south,
of Wall street, IS. l.l
:06hn II. Ashley and wife to
Hall. 30 feet on north line Of
rtheast corner Of TWenty-thIrd