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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

III 10 10 ana OUT second. Anna Lerotsaj
DAILY 600 and 90 TO y third Time,
u ;0s rs. s5* 4,
q Second u raoe-4teopi eohaso. about two
miles yla' Il 10 Is and out) first, Pure
Pepper q TO - and 4 70 1o) second, & Ike
~ to 4 and + to y third Thine. ;So.s
"! Third raoo-selling ono milo ana q
quarter Red Frnr Il 20 q and ovet) first,
Miss Rlloy q 10 q and evct) second, Ian
8cnsterian Is TO 2 and s to 81 third. Time,
2i0G &c. "; il$.
Fourth race--the Venus stakes, five
and q half flrlongs- IN entha e 70 land,
4to 81 crst, Victoria B. 40 70 4 and r. to
second .s-tY dnkke 4 Gil Is to 81 and tod
third Time. 4 ~ Is Il
Fifth raceGa-six Sfurl on First Premium
u q to 2 ana 20 6) first riptoc g 70 2
ana even) second, ~ Lady Ammo Ks !. to- 3
ana Z 70 10y third Time. lib II.
Sixth &race--one mile nhd q sixteenth
Ocean Spray Il TO \ md 2 70 ~ first
K Hera u to ! and 8 70 y second, Is ttredge
Is to IL ana 4 70 10Y third Time. :4S 10
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Standing Of the Clubs !,
Il New ork, s.; Cleveland, a.

New Y ork, 81; Cleveland,
q NEW YORK. July ". After Cleveland
had taken the lead III the second inning
to-day, the New Yorks began 10 pile up
the runs. and won % 20 !. IA
Bcore.I Ss5 A. Isl ~ y ~ ~ - -.
Cleveland \. !. n. ]. 10 3 90 ooO11---4 - =
New York ~. 3 100 4 80os o 20 10 III ?
IA Batteries: Bernhard; Bulow, Clark ana s
{Benliss; Orti, and Kloinow. Time, 1:65.
Umpire, o. Loushlin.. Il
Isl. / ,o,,is, Us Philadelphia, a-xoa
1t PH1t ELF II La. PA, July lS,--f htstn4-
dciphla ana 81. Louis played two games
to-day, each team winning one. Powell's
pitching gave the first game to 81, Louis,
and tie second was won by the home
team, ~ heavy hitlns. S N. r
First game 55 ii 4 i5 Ill I.
Score: &t5 {ss Vii q. - 9 IL Il. IN.
81. Ii. !. +. H 70 . o o . "a
philadelphia. VIZ. Il 80 o 90 0 4 i o o. 2
4 4 Batteries: Powell and y Connor: Plank,
powers. and Armbruster. Tinio, 2 hours.
yUmpires, Sheridan and Hurst.
u SCORE: Il I: II. II. p.
s st n. Iollis !. ". $40 20 . q o. g 2
Philadelphia. 10, o 1o4s 2 . $40 As 9
a BAY teriss: 81 Jacobsen and Hickey;
SCoombs; Bender, ana scheck. Timoi :05.
8Umpiros, Hurst ana Sheridan. 81 q
Boston, S }; Detroit, 2.
BOSTON, July Is. fter LOSING seven
4 straight games Boston II won to.day's
game from Detroit, !, . :. ..s.
|, Score: II SS{' ,8 n r. H. ~ " |.
Bost q. II. {. Y. 10 o s. 10 0:50s-5 J
Detroit 4. . \. % . 90 0 3; o.
batteries: Dineen and Armbrusteri Null
Sin. ,siever, Tu ban K, ana schmid t. Time,
UIipiIes, Evans and Connolly u
y. Nashing ton, 81 hicag 81
WARRINGTON. DIS CT July 1s.-=-W ASH
Bingtot, defeated Chicago to-day IN q well.
played game Nv thegscore Of g TO 3. The
features were the pitching and home
run hit Of Talken burg, with three men OF,
bases. III "a 4 4 NJ s553s3
@ Score. IL s9 4 *. II. p:
Westminster, n. 4 % 70 o o o 80 0
8Chica CO.. II. /. " q OIL 00eT7-3
Batteries: III F,al kenburg Il. and y II ydon;
oYsn anf snliiyan lympire, Atr Conner NO
Time, holrs.aa3 M ~; 81 ., "
-. q
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By Richmond Auction !! 1 |! Co.
1895 E. Main Street. n
'RoL 4 oPi IA 3 8 sTANDlN CD sks3
B PARLOR ND CHAM BE r F,UR N l-gsi5ss38S

We viii sell TO DAY Il Thursday VIZ liYS
10TH, within our wal eroorns, 2o5S Mast
Main Street CO.., tr,enelng at 70; so SA;;A
nut n Standing Desks, Once Revo wing
Chairs. Handsome Walnut Folding Bedsi
Oak Hall, Racks, Hall Chairs deboardsI::
Extension TIL les, Dining g hair.,.,.s OddI
stands, Chnmber Suits Bookcas seq, ~ Lt S-SE
hrnry and ParlorH Tn bleB. "A N irrors, Elc-B
lures Refrigorat tors, Wa ter Cooler Lln1-$$
brelln Stands, Jardtnie 81, i, GrocK aS
Couchea, Rockers, two 5Eat IN Tu lbs, % o.3Ss All
Ladies invited. s Il. .ssssi
RICHMOND AUCTION go. Big
Geo. II Il Vale ntine, Auc one err I. sst
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EXTENDED SCHEDULE.
Lynchburg Would Like to See &c
More Games and Double Season,

{speciai to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) sS
LYNcHBURG, VA, July IS, IT he prop.
osition TO extend tho playing schedule W
81 the Virginia League from September g !
sth to ed, gems to meet with approval
here, N especially II IT, means q re-
arrangement OF tho existing achedple,
whereby some OF the Igdmes
With Danyille and Roanoke {mny be as IL
placed with games with the other teams M
n addition TO this there are many sup
Iporters OF the game here who Wouu
prefer to SEQ the season divided at the
close OF this week and start q new race race
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RIVERSIDE i! q STRIKE !; 1 XII ~
Leaders Not Taken Back and
SYMPATHETIC Strike IS On. 1. 5ss5

Especial to The Times 4 ispatch.) SS
s533sDANV1LLD, " A.. 4 ], lly So w hen the
the yerade Cot
cause Of the otr, pl oytnent Monday Of
twelve !0erfnnns ir,ini grantsfs returned to
4worwl this morning, Ii g lev, Of II he fact
were given their positions back. e
s The four who were not taken bnck are
supposed leaders In the trouble, and rs ~
result j about n i've opernt ives ii were 5Out;
to-day on a,5 SYMPATHY strike. S 5e 5.g.
81 It ID thought that the whole afrnirg Will
blow over In a few days. s5 raj NV ss
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INNINGS
OF GREAT B BAIL \ !!
Astorias and Thebans,, Negre
Organizations, Have Warm I; '','11 4
Contest.

twenty innings OF great ball Two
hours Of solid funl Yells. screatnsI and nd
Sayings" and then some coachlHg'
That's what happened at Broad Street
Park yesterday afternoon when y the the
Astoria; negro baseball team defeated IN the
Thebar nine by tho SCORE Of 8 TO s. Il
More than a thousand negroes witnessed o
tho exhibition, and many white people
were there to see the diamond gladlators
.trot around tile bases, . !, |,
Happy Eckstone bobbed his head m
tho gate, wishing to get some exercise,
and not knowing that o. game was about
to start, ana Immediately Happy was
surrounded by an inky cloud. Every
negro rooter who haa seen q game here
this season wanted Happy TO be the uHl-
pire, and Happy was there With the IN
d!cator, He had q loud voice md did
all right, except when he was Ned on
to decide who was at bat. In the lust
OF the game. both sides were hvnchin9
their best hitters, ana Happy WIS called
on to decide who was ut batplast.
Z 8',That's easy enough 70 decide" SAID
the Richmond twirler, ask the soorer, %
1.-THE scorer has went, came the an,
5swer,
at the bat last In the other innlng. .
4 sYNaw, 4 were not said five voices
n put II was finally pettled, ana Harry
wasn't called on again to Il say Whlch
should swat the sphere, There were NO
home runs made, but there wers: sonla
very long drives, * q
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\ Macon. Il: Columbia. Q

Macon, Il; Columbia, o.
is COLUMB1A, s.. c., July 1S. &C handlor,s
single and Llpe'e double ala the work
I'M the eighth. Rhoton broke his arm
sliding for a base. All III
a Score: IA 5 II q ,ass II, II. u.
Columbia .,,.......O 0 0 o Q o o 90 IS )
Macon ,...,....,.,.,O Q q 9 9 Ol OIL o
and IInrnlsl and Robinson (, inc. LAS.
Umpire, Latham. @ @
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Chicago, : /; New 'ork, 8.

assycftic 400, vi Ju,ys iS Three gifts ! .by
4 Xuui1 dgrer, u III the first inning. followed
fhys bev,in's double. scored all Of New
York's runs. Four passes BY Wilts, to-
sether With h single ana = Wild throw
By Devlin, gave Chicago enough TO tie
The score Iii tho fifth hitting. Tho game
was called at the end Of tho twelfth on
pccount Of darkness Il. li 81
4 seore, II. II. e..
r.hica Is Y, "; |. q Oh ols d o 90 o--3 s o
EAW York !. g o b 90 D o D D q o o5 ~ 0
Batteries. L0ndgren, Taylor ana Kting,
Wits and Brcsnahan. Time, 800. Urtpires,'
Johnstonc ana Conway 81 ,s q 4! ~ n
Brooklyn, s; St. Louis. S. 81
81 ST. louis, July 10. brooklyn punched
hits IN two innings, which, coupled with
errors, scored enough runs 70 defeat the
st. Louis team. $ ssS Es .SS
secret S5s a 3s IN 3 r. H. -.
81. Louis J. I. 7. q. q u Oil o-5 )
Brook II n. i. 3. % . 0 . d To- 6--s ID 3
Batteries. Brown and Murray; Sea Mon.
8etricklett. ana bergen. limo. s;oS.S tttnpityg,
Emslle. \. ( III
Pittsburg, u; Philadelphia, ).
prrrsB URd, I r AZ. July 49, PHILADELPHIA
punched five errors ii the first inning.
which, With four hits and three passed
balls, gave Pittsburg slx r,ins ana the
galno. BSssS ~ 3stSsss
Score ;.SS..SS 553f Il. ft.s ~.
Pittsburg. .... 3 . 9 . 9 - ! !
Phladelphia.. & Il. % o I 10 o y 1-3 10 w s
b atteries: fIeever and Phelps: Lush,
+ Raj II ana Donovan. Time, i:to. 4; EMPIRES
Carpenter and KLEIN. Il. n, IN ssglt
Cincinnati, S Boston, q s ss5s
4 CINCINNATI, o., July Is. &C Cincinnati
won today game by scoring on Bride
well tumble In the tenth inning after
two men were retired and the bases ea
filled. 5ssS 5sS ~
II Score; wa n -. -.
Cincinnati. II. :, % 1 o 90 o IL 0.1-s . !
boston !. - !. !. \. .o1i0o 600 o o. !l2
5533 Batteries: I. Ewing. Fraser and sehlei;
Doran, Lindaman, and nderman. Ttm}e,.
1:4S Umpire, Con way 4 81.
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Southern League,

AT Atlanta, First game--Atlanta. g.
4Ilttie Rools,tS. Second ganle--A tlantn, y;
4 HAt Hirmlngham; Memphis Birmingham,
rain, N. IL, !, III, "a.
8 Al Nashville Nashvlllo. 4; shreveport,
y H.
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Tennis Contest,

7 Especial to The Tlmea- Dlspatoh.) 171IT
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July 1s.--A
tennis game OF 81 unusual interest Was
played b';tween Houston and South Boss
ton this Afternoon at Hodges Paris Gill
aented the Yisltors and pr. briggs and
Robert East tho home team, Score,
Hottston. 81 u; sout III Boston. Q, 9, /;
East then played Bouldin, single, 9 to
0. and Briggs beat Easley, . to 9. ~
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Standing, 81 tie Clubs.
tyoec,al to 4 fhe Times. 81 .pn.ch.y

4 tsa5 Especial M to- S The Times. - ixpHtch.)
ROAM OIll. IA, July 10. Tho Law
makers took tho first OF the double
header here this afternoon BY q score
OF 8 to 2. UP to the sixth Inning the
score was 70 . In favor OF the locals,
bit in this inning tho Visitors punched
their hits and scored their first run.
Another was inade IN the seventh ana
eighth. Smith III for tho locals, pitched Il
good. steady game. whtlo drew. for the
visitors, was will at times. In tho ninth
inning tho locals had an excel lent oppor-
5tunity TO Ito the score. and but for tho
rank decision OF staehlet In calling Piepl1o
out at first would have done so and
probably won tho game, as ttso men
were on bases. The game was = fast
one and Charlie Shaffer was IN his
glory. 5S M 3sS .s5
n The second y game was also takcn BY
The visitors by D score Of 2 Y to 4. Tho he
locals found Long for six hits, but ragged
team work lost them the game. Rich
.mond played an lei most errorless game.
but one error being made, and that on
q hard chance. The scores follow:
First game s h
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Eastern Association,

At AfilWaulps: First gnme--Alilwau kee,
q, Toledo, Is, Second g,.Mo--M yankee.
Is, Toledo,
AT Kansas City; Kansas City. 4; Louis
Vile. \. s
Al Minneapolis; Minneapolis. u, Coz
.lunbus, 2, Twelve lnnings5,
At st. Paul: st. Paul, III Indianapolis,
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SOUTH /: IAllTlILANTlC LEAG /! U.E |: !.

s5A Augusta 5;fJ Jacksonville,
D ,A1rGtJsTA, GA,s July 1S,--Tllo I. locals
won. 81 sspt In the air III the first inning
and alept Tor three more, bit IN the nth
/. awakened ana batted Perkins oil over
the lot, through bio balance OF the game.
Tho locals took the ser ts.
"a Score E 3 VI 3t{S l4gs r.. r.. u.
,yackson,vtllo g /. .... o o o o 90 oo-1
Augusta 3. !. h. h. 4. 10 o o 01g3100--5 Is 8
Batteries: Parkins and Shea; Moore and
Carson. @ Umpire, Ryan. Time, lao, W 4
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Z 4ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. runs, Roanoke j,
Stolen bases, Mcmahon (2l, Batolnan,
Double plays, Bateman to Piepfo Cuddy
4 10 Reeve to Shaffer, Base on balls, on
Cassidy 8, on Long 9, stIaok ol !, - py
Cassidy G, by Long ., Lett on pases'
one ho,lr ana tAirty-flve minutes, lJm-
pire, staehle. Attendance, 1880, +.
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.o-day. Victoria B.,
IN I'D ded starter.
paying 10 i. Tor
the play was gc-
oond. with Yankee ll'ill!l n e
Glrl, third. The
time was. 1907 ~, I
4 First race -s q Ing.
five and q half
furlongs- Al. Powell
xAiA., - a1h.nk 1o,,rfSS
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Co'U'a'1Rs! Z I
OD li{iJg
That Corner De tach ed Brick,
~ \ e,lll1llliln,1g, ii
No. 114s :ast Clay Street
az 81 l, 3
No. LII East Clay Stree IL

n
asstss sa ;
1906 lin the oombinod CAUSES 4 or
Z. ~. cazebrooA,B Exeoutrix, etc., III
OTIS N. ciassbro 81 j. n w. 3gsE
George w. Gillian p VI Siss
j. ~. ola..broo X; p..ou.r z, ..e., Il
ana n " ssss
National Bank q I. Virgins II
u. w. dlazebrooks Executrix. &c. \, s
We VII. ss special ooh, Miss toner's thsssbsa
tho premises, on En- $s "A ~
Thursday July IL, ! 800,
az q O'clock p. M, the property nutnberaE
ID US above III Sss9
First. That attractive corner t1stachsdSs
brick dwelling, No. LA, situated at the
northwest corner of Second and III CihyF
ssss, hiss e ns
Clay Street ana = extending back within
garaisl lines s!sans the western line
! inches wide. s
ia Second. THAT Brick dwelling. y NJ. q n
East Clay Street, fronting 20 feet more
Or lossi on the uthern8 line OF g Clay
street, .betYeen First and SECOND streasSs
II COMMON sSn Is s sees Vide ~ y 81 M
This property Is centrally
located on one OF our best
streets, and should attract
the attention 81 eve one
Idesir ring q convenient and
conlfortab BILE home OF q sub
5stantial and prof itable in 81.
5vestment 81
$s55 TERMS "a: ono-thlrd IL tho purchase
money paya BILE n cash. balan Co In three
equal inB talments5 at g l2g nnd - months
for negotiable otes. interest added rom
day OF sale gnt1d tltloS retain ed until all
$of tho purchase money Ii paid md ne N
Sconyey nee ordered BY tho cou rt, y Or all
cash ID 4 the opt ont OF IS he spur chaser.
5r II 3NfARSIIALIyfN.$GI LLIA ssass
GEORG1a Il.8 CHR1STIAN,Es ss
Sc L.s GUTC H1NS .S So
ia Special Ii Commits sts.S M
* Tho bond reauired by tho specia com
missioners In a the ab oYo suit hos been
1 Given Under ny hand th i, 81 4: day58
s s5f,si3' cHAs. q. 4 sAvrLLp. CLERK. sI
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Charleston, 81; Savannah,

S CHARLESTON. 8; q. July u. In! the
ninth inning to-day, wit tho Ssoore22 70 o
In favor OF tho visitors, Deaver yielded
.thrdd safeties and gave two bases on
balls consccutlvely. which resulted In
Charleston making three runs.
IA; Score: "a 4 N RI II III .5 H. H. y.
Charleston !. ..... o 90 90 0os SIS III 9 a
Savannah ...,.,,,..0 0 b 0 o. GA 0--2 X y
Batteries: savidga and Rcislnger; Deuv-
ier. Kane and 1Shalkofe. limo, ,45. tIm-.
pIre, Maoa Es lslla .I.. n Il M alsl h Sg
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.@,Winchest ter, 4 Dlalnrville 9. /.

Especial to The Times DiBpat ch.)
sTAUNTON Y ,,48l July 1S sthnnton
lost the third game Of the series gainst
Winchester to-day by tho score Of Al Al 20
3. Batteries; stnunt on--d ardners and
KAY; wlnchester-F elsor and Woodward
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Eastern League

Z At buffalo, Buffalo, 8; Newark, 8. y
At Montreal: Montreal Il Jersey City,
2, s.s 3, t 4.
At Toronto; Toronto, s; Baltimore, 4.
At Rochester: Rochester, Z; Providence,
is45l l5Ha'
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AUCTION !; T'!I' y SALE! Ne!

9F5I3 ~ SS5ss
OAK AND VAIN UT BE DR. oMSs SUI Ts.:
5S 6 A IN a PREssE i, STA n 81 IN g snE sks,.s
~ LHATAE r ooUc Il rs I'M a N 3 GsaFA s,B
# Tin, g e h VI Ain q s$1 MI ND
55F 9th h SO WI N Ia IN Ac II NE
S5Ss AT. our auction house, N u 10 M Seventh
Street, 3st ~ NV
TO. DAY tTt URsDA " Y,sste,r !.
at $50 o clock G, " II Sell N extros
large q assortmert 81 81 furniture, N SUI On Sas8
Walnut Oak and 3 thers b edroonl Sults:s
Ladies' Desks Standing \ p esks. Il I'd bles.g5
Chairs. Machine led, {sgtS 10 Ok erss s Len Their
Couch, Lent thor Sofa, Nal ogany;a settee.a
largo lot Pictures. Clockg IS Cflta Closet
Ladies' Hats, Rugs, Snaok ding oba cco..a
Burenuy, w nshsta 4 Dis md hume ~ thers
things. "a ssSS ~
THE STANDARD AUCTIoNS o.ssss 3S
B. q, Buford !, Manager inc Sal sn,arl.jYssss
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.FAvOR|T'E TAKES.
TH|Ev VENUS ! STAKES 4
Victoria B., an Added Starter. lrt,''r,,
Took the Second
5.s Place. 58 5l88s
WINNER cApTu RES BIO MONEY L:
Race Was Tor Two ear-O lds at
Five and q Half Half ,.'5555
Furlongs.
WINNER cAPTu RES BIO M0N |:.
nv Asso ID ted PRESS

III (By$ Associated Prcss.) N.
{Bs N H,Ws Y1rl July Is. flames r. Kesne's
Mentt,a, the savorlte at 2 to 4, won the
$1,000 Venus stakes for tWo-year-olds, five
ana ons-half furlon9s, at Brighton Beach
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summary-Twog. base hts, 77g Crutchley.
SicWhorter. " Stolen bases, Watson.
1 Double plays. Smith TO Cooper to Piepho;
4 Reeve TO q CuddyS to 4 shaffer: Drew to
shafter. Base on balls, on Smith 5, OF
Drew J.. Struck out. by Smith :, by
Drew 2. Sacrifice hits, Watson, Bate
man, Reeve, A1cyYhorter. Time OF ga me.
ono hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
etaehle. u S. \,
ssRnttcd for. Urich An the eighth. ri ~
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n 38N
won Il more games from Richmond than
he has from any other team. II NJ. NJ 81

u Having won two OF the ttlreo games
played IN Roanoke, the Lawl1rake rs will
tackle Bonnys bunch from DnnvIlles to-
day and try 7, to got 70 II OF the games
They certainly need them badly enough
sif1nsthe South Atlnitio League there Is
al V'ilis;;l and fo IS tlotng &hico work II
Nhe pitchers box. Tho family name must
haVd something to do with the gait tho
pitchers trot In. III Sc III n
eYerypody HAPPY was he Guess
ton that q player on the winning team,
asked yesterda y. The echoes answered,
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Danvlllc 90 y "a q ~
Portsmouth y 9 Q . !. 9 q 10
Portsmouth, 4, 81 sacritlco f,its--.--R icka rds,
Zurla4e, Kelly, DAILY. Stolen bases
Doyle, Kelly, Kahn and Lohr. Two base
.hits-Powell. Doyle. Revell, Fisohman.3
Struck out--by Howard. o. by Reyell, u,
Bases on balls Oft II Toward b q on Reye 9
3. " Lett on bases -Danville. 6;a Ports.
mouth, I. First base on errors lnyille,
4: Portsmouth. 2. Time Of game, two
hours and fifteen minutes. mplre Hi Hi
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-
n II will Il sell THIS DAY. at Il 40 a N 81
AZ. my MI VA reroon,s, 10 NJ Seventh street,:
one CHARTERED Oak Folding BED So hd
Mattress sevet Fine and Medil y palS
chifroniers. d 10 okcases and Desk. Combl..s
nation Dining Tables, Chairs. . eathafs
ana Other BOX Couches, Bed l.opnges.
Folding SOFA iron BED and Springs, Gess
sWnshstnnds. Lace Curtains, = lctures.:
Mirrors, New Mating, several rolls y New
5finoiounl, ono Edison Phono Era pt,ss COP o.
'plete, New Drophend singers and sotnssg
Sewing Machines, etc, y. n Ss fs3
SPECIAL.
Al - noon sharp complete 4 lIl Y =
lontfit ono High Roll Top Desk ana
y an tier Upholstered Chair, i've aa f@tlles
Chairs, ono Macy Filing Sapln ne
GEO. ", MAYO .I Auef 'o on 3
Geo, Y. oliver. ssalesna ~ 3 S5s9
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d II, a the 4 above suit has been
a Given Under my N hand this n It'll day
Of ~ uly, 81 900 sssf
CIIAs. o. sAYfLLE. Clerk.
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PORTSMOUTH.

s1oHnVlllc ~ " " UEuVG " ~
Portsmouth, s.. /. ~. D o o o 2 o Ia
h Summary: Earned runs rahville, q :.
Sacrifice @5 hits--1 ohr. Stolen l,a srs---.'
sFischtnan. Edwards VIZ Two: base ITS
Ezurlage. Threo-baso hits---McK ensle md
SKairi4to Fischtrar,f to Kelly. struck OUT,
by Winston, II e. Kaufman, 9. First base
o., bails.-off winston. r. Kaufman, q.
SIitt By pitched ball Kaufman I. Passed
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-25

rendered her resignation to the spe-
clal committee on librarian, the
same to go into effect some time
during September. Miss Fernald
will go the Pratt institute at Brook
lyn, New York, where, during her
summer vacation in June, she passed
the required examination for enter
ing and becoming a member of the
faculty of that great seat of learn
ing. Her salary at the institute will
be magnificent one.
Miss Fernald has been a worthy
successor to Miss Martin, who went
from here to Red Wing, and during
all of her incumbency she has given
entire satisfaction to the board, as
well as to the large number of pa
irons of the library-both large and
small.
Her successor has not been de-
termined, but the committee on
librarian will probably recommend
Miss Beth Conner, sister of Mrs. |.
N. Tompkins, who has been taking
the course before the commission at
st. Paul, and it is probable that
Miss Conner will be chosen.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-07-25
FISHING NEAR FISHWAY
Four Renville County Boys Arrested
While Fishing With Seine Near
North Redwood Dam.
Minimum Penalty Provides for $500
Fine in Each Case, Together
With Jail Sentence.

Deputy Game Warden Charles E..
Lamberton made a haul at the
North Redwood dam on Thursday
evening of last week, when he, in
company with another party, drove
to the dam at North Redwood, and
pulled seine out of the river very
near the fishway at that point, and
afterwards placed under arrest H.
P, Anton and A. J. Serbus and
Frank Dobeas, all residents of Rem
vile county. They were charged
with violating the game and fish
laws prohibiting the catching of
fish either with a hook and
line or with seine Within
400 feet Of any fshway author
lied by the state game and fish
commission. Mr.. Lamberton allowed
the boys to return home that even
ing, taking their personal word that
they would appear in the municipal
court of this city the following
morning. They did so and on Fri
day afternoon it was agreed to con-
tinue the case until tomorrow,
when both sides can be represented
by attorneys.
Mr.. Lamberton had been advised
that there was more or less illegal
fishing going on around the North
Redwood dam and along the Mime
sofa river, and on Thursday evening
concluded to make an investigation
after dark; with the above results.
Fishing by seine is absolutely pro-
hibited, while fishing within 400
feet of a fishway, either by hook
and line or by seine is made a
serious offense, and the minimum
penalty is S100 fine, or Jail imprison-
ment, or both. Whether the boys
will fight the case tomorrow re-
mains to be seen.