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First base on errOrs-New York. @:
Washington. I. Left on bases-NeW
York, 5; Washington, Z. First base on
balls-Oh ChesbrO ! off Falkenberg. !.
Struck out-By Chesbro. 6; by Falken-
( berg. g. Three-base hits-Falkenberg.
Hickman. Sacrifice hit-Keeler stolen
! bases-Keeler. MOriarity Altizer Cross.
and StahL Double plays-Yeager and
er-By Falkenberg. ,: by ChesbrO /
Wild pitch-Falkenberg Passed ball
MCGUIRE. Jmpires-Messrs. Evans and
. = LoushIin Time Of game hours and
minutes.
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Delehanty's Big Stick.

Delehanty showed how blood would
tell by cracking out six hits-three sin
giles. a triple. and two home runs He
made one of the singles and all his
distance swats in the second game. in
i've times up. Three Of Moriarity's four
hits for the day were triples. N0ne Of the
long ones being made in the first game.
tonroy's three-bagger in the first game
resulted In the seventh-inniug tie, and
his triple In the second game started
the swatfest that won for New York
right OF the reel Thes cores:
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HYATTSVlLLES WHIP
BL00MINGDALE BOYS

The Second Hyattsvilles defeated lie
Bloomingdale aggregation yesterday al
ternocn by 9 TO 8 in a well played game
OF hall The SCORE.
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Standin@ of the Clubs.
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Standing of the Clubs.
CAPITAL CITY.
Today's Game.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Columbia 4. c. vs.. Atlan.ics. at American
League Park.
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BOXING.

Jimmy Sullivan, a Boston feather"
IS out with a def 20 any man OF his
weight in the world. He would like 10
meet the winner Of the Abe Attell- Frank
Carsev bout
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Standing of The Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia. 4. New York. 2
Plttsburg T. S. Louis, g.
brooklyn. g. Boston. g.
Chicago. s. Cincinnati 4
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I Whfden Moore is racing his string
down at Rochester Beach but Is not
.gef+i,e anv of the money. He was
6biie,af 70 draw Belle Alley in the sec
ond heat.
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NATIONALS SNANPED
AGAIN BY THE FOX
Lost First Game by 7 to 5,
and in Second Were
OutClaSSed, 20 to 5.
PITCHER HARDY HARD HIT
Falkenberg's Hoodoo Was Against Him
in Initial Game-Delehanty's Great
Work With Stick.

NEW YORK. Sept. THE board of
estimate and apportionment on the Hill
Top yesterday made another appropria-
ton of two games for the Hlghlanders
70 complete the August budget
II was the second double-header New
York won from Washington In success
sion. Another is slated for today and
IF Grifhths men capture both ends Of
that one, too, they'n be in fair position
TO eheIenge the White Sox at the turn
into the stretch
The Hillmen won the first game, to
3, after trailing the Senators from the
initial inning, tieing I'm the lucky sew
enth and passing them in the eighth.
They gobbled the second struggle, which
TASTED six innings. az odds of % 10 8.
-Four Pitchers Pounded.
-Four promising pitchers went down in
the dust Of defeat in the double engage
ment Falkenberg was the victim in the
first game. and he richly deserved the
final setback he got in the eighth round.
Hardy, Hughes, and Stanlcy tried vain
~ TO stem the tide in the second battle.
but each Of them got his bumps, especial
~ Hughes. Chesbro pitched the High
landers to victory i'm the opening en-
NN~4itNi' tiiI III the second game.
when TWO innings made the taIlles 10 20
q IN Gotuams favor retired 70 save
himself, and to let GrlG try out Bargcr.
1t was only IN the first game that
there was contest. Washington card
ed three counts in the first On a walk.
three singles, a hit batsman. and 4 wild
pitch, auu in the second round tailed
once on FGlkeu0erg's CWn triple and
Nil rs 90 lett New York s fcebreazer
happened in the fourth on a hit bats
man, steal, wild throw, and a hit
IN toe NTH. the Hi4ltopuers tailed twice
on three errors, "a sacrifice. and TWO
singles. The tie was made in the sew
enth on COnrOy's thTee-be Eser and
kceler's out Two hits and a double
steal gave Washington a NTH run in
the eighth, but I'm the same inning the
,AighlandCrs eOt three jots on two sing
les. wild pitch, MOriarity's triple, and
MCGulTe's fly.
Da1ak.vAy71r D. GIL
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Sam Berger has agreed 20 meet the
winner of the Al Kaufman-Tom
Burns bout. Berger says. however. that
be will not be able to get into the ring
before November
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Jimmy Briggs who is 10 meet Harry
Lewis. Of Philadelphia. al Saginaw. on
Labor Day left for the battle ground
today. II Briggs happens 10 win he says
he is going after a match with Willie
Fitzgerald or Amhv McGarrY.
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Tremendous Interest in the
Great Race and Winner
Hard to Pick.
CoNvILLE HAS CHANCE
Worked Six Furlongs in I:I7 in
Heavy Going at Horse
Haven.
By J. S. A. MACDONALD.

NEW YORK, Sept. There viii be
no exception today for a record crowd
at Sheepshead track. for with the early
hours Of the morning. thousands OF en-
thusiasts commenced 70 wind their way
out over Long Island, with Sheepshead
track, the scene of the Futurity a com
mon destination.
No fewer than 1000 persons are ex-
peCted TO acclaim the winner. while at
least 100000 In currency Is bound 10
change hands between the public and
the boolNmakers. With fair weather pre-
vailing right up 10 post call. a fast
track Is an assurity. All through last
night Superintendent Frank Clark had
a score of mule teams dragging fine
tOOthed Australian harrows over the
course, Glul the rollers which followed
the harrows had rendered the footing
just about as nearly perfect as IL IS pos
sible to have a race course.
Sheepshead Bay, the home OF the
Coney Island Jockey Clup. is awaiting
the oncomlng OF the hordes all spick
and span. In the early days of Septem-
Der these Qld-time racing grounds are a
delight 10 the eyes.
Keene Entry Favorite.
Peter Pan and Pope Joan appear 10
have the best chance Of taking down
the laurels. Bookmakers In making up
probable prices figured the Keene entry
a y 20 first choice.
Next In favor is the entry of the
Rainey brothers. OF Cleveland The
Raineys paid $4,000 for Demund and
h-aoJo for Horace r. Neither has come
up 70 expectations. but they have shown
an Improvement in form which makes
them formidable factors IN the Futurity
After the keene and Raiuey entries
the professional price-makers and the
public incline TO COuyille a big. hand
some son Of DleudOnne. owned BIZ
4 Thomas Hitchcock and John J.. Mad
den This colt worked three-quarters
Of a mile IN the deep sand az the Horse
Haven course Ia Saratoga In l.l1. II
he shows this speed In the Futurlty
he Will be the colt 10 beat Either
Walter Miller or Sewell viii ride him.
end his opening price should be about
Early today Diamond Jim" Brady
was reported buyer of Conville. How
ever, the deal has not as Yet gone
through. Madden wants 81. 0Q0 and
Brady is understood 10 be haggling at
s20.HO0 These are the speculative fea-
lures in the Futurity.
0ran Top Weight.
Another candidate is the Newcastle
Trial. who Is asked 20 pack $50 pounds,
with perhaps Miller on his back
Woodford Clay has a fine colt in Ken
lucky Beau, while August Belmont has
the outside chance with Don Enrique.
Trainer BILLY" Lakeland. OF Brigh-
ton Beach, has been dreaming for
months of a Futurity triumph with hts
Voter colt. ElectIonecr.
A Western tip Is J. i. Darnbys Old
Hone stv, a son OF Previous. while J.
e Seagram, of Canada, believes his
WaterCress youngster, Purslane. pos
sesses a royal chance. Charley Eli
son, the pLpnger' has Yankee Girl
Golf Ball Is the recond string in the
Observation-Disclosures bow. The big mys-
terry of the 1896 FutCrity is May Rowe.
a daughter OF MeddleT. owned by John
Z. Madden Just now good or now
bad this filly may be is known only
10 the owner and trainer.
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TotaIs. =. 5I4sgIl OI -

Earned runs-Georgetown Stars, 3; Ballstor
A c.. Left on bases-Cie, rgetOWn stars
10. BaIlston 8. First base on talls-Ou Beck
ham. 3. on DonneIly, T. Struck out-by Beck
ham, 19: by Donnelly, g. Home runs-Allison
Beckham 3. Three-base htts-Aiilson Beck-
han, 2 Two basa hits-AlIison, O. Beckett
Sacrifice hits-Georgetown stars. Z; Ballston
s Stolen bases-Ware. q Harris, 2 Double
plays-Beckett 20 Keane 70 SULLIVAN ware
to Allison.
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Today's Games

BROOKLYN AT PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURG AT CINCINNATI
ST LOUIS AT CHICAGO.
BOSTON AT NEW YORK
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Of jumpers usually cuts an important
figure at all meetings where steeple-
chases are Included In Jhe program. won
but one race here through the field
Phantom and HyIas managed 10 get
share of some of the purses, but Paul
Jones was the only one 10 win.
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Today's Games.

WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK-Two games
PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON
ST LOUIS AT DETROIT
CHICAGO Al CLEVELAND
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ACase Of "ImperiaI Export

Beer is a good thing to have handy at
this season in particular Delicious, re-
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bottles Of this superb light ST 0E
WASHINGTON EEEWERX CO.,
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At Davenport, Iowa. on Monday night
Abe Attell will have an opportunity TO
prove TO the public that his recent call
at the hands of Frank Carsey was ALI
a mistake Attell and Carsey are 70 go
fifteen rou1ds-
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The Rival was scratched from the
steepIechase by order or the stewards.
The clerk Of the scales reported to them
that al the time for weighing out no
rider had appeared, nor had the horses
owner and trainer appeared. When they
do show up they will be asked for an
explanation. and if it is not satisfactory
they VIII be fined
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Resultr

New York z; Washington. 8
New York, Z0E Washington. Q
Boston 8; Philadelphia T.
Detroit. O. ST. Louis. l.
Chicago. 5. Cleveland 4
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John Sullivan says ne would bet
million that Joe Cans will wallOp Sat
Ting Nelson into inseIsibility inside of
six rounds in their coming fight Sulli-
van SAYS ne never liked a negro, but
SAYS he is compelled 10 select Cans in
the coming contest as he is positive
Cans is the class.
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Hayden IS suffering from lameness,
caused by the hard ground IN right
field.
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Solly Ms victory IN the opening race
left the layers with the next thing 10
clean sheets. for practically no one car
ed 10 back him, and his price receded 20
80 to !. His race was as surprising
as the price He showed some early
speed then retired. and looked 10 be
sOundly beaten. but rallied again and
won hN a cnmfnrtaDIe margin.
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zone out when game was ca

Totals. 8 815 p
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Tn Chicago they refer 70 the Cubs as
the Dutch club with an Irish leader IN
Charley Murphy. Where d. Tinker,
Evers. Fat Moran, Chance, ald Taylor
come in? The real bubbles Of cham
payne with the beer frOth on the side,
al.
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The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY srRDETs.
MI. sHf OPEN 10 gA.s M.eTO 6 p. N.
p t# ADMISSION 40. @
Il FRED ON GArUHDAYA
MEETINGS..

4 SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. February 2, 1905.
s II IaCBY GIVEN THAT "A
general meeting OF the stockholders Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by TIE 1'onrd Of Of nireStors and
3 the company In the city OF Richmond,
Virginia, on Wednesday, thr 18th day %
April, 1906 at 10 o'clock In tho foro-
noon. for the purpose OF considering an.
iss,lc and sale Of DEVELOPMENT and Cen
aeral Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail-
way Company and tho creation OF a
f mort gage upon the property OF the COM
pnny to secure the same. all as proposed
HinHthe communication OF Samuel anen-
Ger. president, to- tho Voting Trustees,
dated February I, 1906 and OF acting
on.such other business ms may DO law
fully brought. before the meeting, The
common stock OF this company will bo
closed on April Z 1905, and opened again
4 on April 10, 1906. BY order or the Board
OF Directors. r. D. LANKFORD. Sec
( rotary 81
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PENN CAB COMPANY. Z

PENN CAB COMPANY.
ABOUT 40 HEAD OF HORSES
+ and mares. from $50 to So. been used In
our city business. all good, fast, ser.
viceable stock: right out Of the hardest
kind OF work; some a little foot sore
from city use. It is our custom to DIS
pose OF our surplus stock, MS our sea-
shore work and busy season Is over 81.
and we are getting down to winter re-
quirements; positively. no reasonable, ,e OF.
FER refused. II you buy horse mere Re :!
and It does not come up to Our qua 1ilo
antee IN ten days from day Of purcna
return him and we will refund you you 'a
money. We are no dealers. a relapis
nTm n Phladelphia will back up t tne
advertisement Amongst the lot W..
pair Of dapple iron-grays. one pair O., os
handsome brown mares and four ps.' -
OF bay mares. ranging in age from ,Ser 10
years; three young mares In roar Veis
cheap; also 7-year-old brown morse,
horse, years Old about 1850 poun,us.
rs; chunky brown mare, $40; also rupper
can PENN CAB co. 1877 Filbert street;
Philadelpnia, Pa., three. squares West
OF Pennsylvania Railroad. staI191n n
LOUIS S. 7FARIES.a Manager, oBell !lfie-
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L Railway

,.c, TRAINS LEAVE ICHIOND. fs1ssl( 6
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- ,Ms..-Daily-Limte ted Buffet Pullman 10
CANA Cana, and birmingham. New Orleans.
ThropKh e Sne no. ad ~ Tho s9nls
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-" =. Observation-Disclosures ready 0:1
4. NJ. for all the South. "a M "a f1g1157'S
rh YORK RIVER LINE.
Ano tavorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
ponts Leave Richmond 1870 P. NJ. daily.
~ acept Sunday, connecting with steamer
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7'D F +, ,Ma; = ondaya "wednesday, and
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.sunhnneetinE with steamers for Baltimors
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80, w. nnExcept Sunday-Local mixed for
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s:ss q - and 1850 p. M.-From all tho South.
85'1 r MIi,h1From Charlotte. Durham and
$40 so : a. ,m;.From Keysvllo and intermediate.
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Chesapeake Il Ohio Ry.I

Cincinnati. indianapolis, st. Louis. Chi.
cago Louisville. Nashville, Memphis. 5
zoo p. M and 1890 p. r.. daily.
Westbound Local II raj rs:
1880 a m. and Sis p. m. week days.
!. Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point.
9.o1r a n. Ind 800 .. m. daily.
Local fer Newport News and Old Point,
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James River Line:
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Arrive Maine I.ineSfrom West: 1880 AZ: NJ.
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$500 P. NJ. James River: ''3:i0 AZ H. '6:a
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders@of the Bon Air Company
q virginia r vii b be held in,the oa!ce Ct
Chamber OF Commerce) on Tuesday,
April g. 1906, at 10 o'clock A. NJ AS
matters Of Importance will come before
this meeting a full attendance Is desired.
POLK MILLER,
Fl Secretary and Treasurer. b
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SUMMER BOARDING.

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fences; good table; terms reasonable;
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Richmond, Va. March rs. 1906. @
THE REG ULAR a NNUlAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Albcmarle,
Paper Manufacturing Company will be
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& Mncc Building. corner Main and Ninth
4 streets. Richmond, Va. on Thursday.
April - 1906 at II 40 o'clock "A. NJ.
aa a& CHARLES M. BOSWELL. e
Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE L1GNON,fi 1905 n u las. n MARSHAL II
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REAL ESTATE For Rent.

ron R1INT-THREE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos. 17-a North Twelfth Street. contain
Ing about eleven thousand square feet:
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Office. cOX70 feet, No. Is n. Twelfth.
with basement and three floors above.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE. IN THE PROGRESSIVE
town Of Gordonsvlle. VA, 4 general
store. on account OF Ill health; estab-
llsh thirty years and profitable. Terms.
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PERSONALS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-A FIFTY ROOM HOTEL.
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THE ANNUAL + MEETING or THE.
\ stockholders Of the Richmond Horse
Show Association will be held a NO
T. 500 East Main street, Richmond Va
On "Wednesday, April 18th. at 9 o'clock;
P.aM. ". Q. NARTHfSN.
Assistant Secretary and Treasurer.
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Richmond, Va. March 10. 1906. IA
THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
members OF the Mutual Assurance So
cety OF Virginia. will be held at the,
u office Of the society Monday. April 18th,
at one o'clock. EDWIN a. PALMER,
Principal Agent %E @y 85 4
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WHITE ORpINGTON CHICKENS,
pure bred. single comb, for brcedl9G
purposes; also eggs OF same for sale ny
Miss n. ". WYSOH. Dublin, Va.
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO
daughters-16 and 2-want board; West
End; permanentis suited; 6-o'clock dim
ner: state full particulars. Address j
40, Times Dispatch Office M
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OCCUPANTS FOR tLl1ASAN'r ROOM
with good table 5poard. ! 800 East frank
lin.t 8& E'3 @ XII Il,
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WASTED-As RELIABLE PORTER FO ~
a retail grocery: must undhrstand q Inc me
y care of horses ana i .rS 81 sG "p1
SEQ u1o West Main
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DECORATING.

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kindly lei US do It for you, and We VII
1rnhnlsterers. Drapcrs and Interior De-
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