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'OPPoRTUNE STICK WORK.
Winning Run IN Last Last. Half = alltf Of
the Eighth Inning
1sn,e,.c,ial ~ .Thse,- !. Tlnes -pispatch.l

q * n Y
v pANVILLE va, July OPP rtureI
stick work BY the q oba cconists won them
the game o-day from Norfolk by q score
OF 8 to q. ut was a. garrison finish, the
winning run being made In the last half
OF the eighth inning. Catcher Benny was
the star actor for Danvllle with the bat.
Out OF four times up he connected for
three safeties,s and It was his hits that
brought In all OF the runs. w inston, for.
the Il locals. while wild M pitched a. good
ga me. IL IA to tho number OF men struck
out and the bases given on balls, he,
was ,outclassed by the twlrler S for the
Powell. j fors5SS Danvillc,i
made a sensat ional ca tch, and Mckenzie
played superb game at short stop,
Foster and Mcmahon. for Norfolk, lid
pretty work. The visitors led Oft with
tho run getting in the first inning. q
base onS balls and a single BY Z Clarke
made the 8flrat run. Clarke stole second.
went TO third on a wild throw Of Benny
ana came. home o ma wild pitch Of Win
ston. In the sixth. sletz INJURED q ~:
and Mckenzie singled, and another h!t
bfoughtSin both runners, In the eighth
Mckenzie singled and went to third on
an error OF Dingle, and came home as - Q
result OF n hit by Benny. Ss S.G
q Following Is the ia bulated score; sg
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their horses "A t was BECAUSE SHE Ids failed
to do this that the J ockey Club stewards
on Saturda ~ uphAld the, protest s45$s q
3FrancIs II. 81 hitchcock that Go Between 9
entry was not properly made on ~ and NJ
that the horse was therefor nell IDLE 70
start. AS the entry was mad ;. N similar
style IN all 4 his Il races the i clteyE Clno
stewards will undoubt eddy declare hlni,
Ineligible for the future events
q Il is 10 be regretted that the horse L IS
thus debarred from RAJ cling. Go Between
now stands In the light Of g Oh PIC q:
There is not a horse in training at present
that can beat him over q distance u
ground. Shields has the syInpath Il, q
silyery rae -goer sbecaus he Is thus 8 " "
ont OF a chance to win a small tpr rl'l
But rules must be lived up 70. Otherwise
the sport would soon 4 dwndle lnto N Il &
me ry-go-round. 3sS III I. =.
The action OF Mr.. II tcl1cock In m 2 Z
the aSrotest has been severely \ crtt lc1sed
and termed ,nsports Ike. On he 1aoo
"a, Il. Il would seem that this last classl-
bfication Of his action wns Just. But Ef'is
friends, and they are legion, say n tnal
Hitchcock took tild action that mo 3d "
9simplv because he was q . teward OF rae
Ing and upholder OF the good N rests y
}nf The turf. He insisteh that the rules
should be enforced or abolished Ftittil-
cock lives ZIP TO the st rongt1 of hlsf con
yiction. and never Lots ,iltorlor NY ''s
sway him In his course. 4 r
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Pittsburg, g Brooklyn, 9.
PITTsBURG. July Of ittsburg had no
trouble In shutting out Brooklyn to-day.
Leeyer was strong and only one Brook
lyn player reached third base.
Pittsburg .,.,..,.1 o126 o o. II Q
Brooklyn I, -. % 0 o % o o o o 90 3
n batteries: Lever and Phelps 4 Pa sto-
RUS and Ritter. Time, :45. Empires,
E1nslie and Conway. 81
Chicago, 8; Boston, 4.
CHICAGO, July Clean fielding, good
base running and long hitting gave Chs
cago an easy victory to -dey III u,
laf hsus i De q Il Z. SIS is j
Boston !. I, % 10 Oh l--% II
batteries; Pfetster. Reuhlbacfi Lyman
and Brown. Time, l;6O. VI Umpire @ Day
New York, ST; Cincinnati, 8. il
II CINCINNATI, July E9.----rSew York won
to-day's game from Cincinnati by COM
bining three hits. a. stolen base ana ~
error in tho seventh inni e.
4 Score; ~ -, =. y !.
New York .,...,,. 20 o. o % Is q o. q "
ht teries \ Ewing and Schlei; AicC innity
ana BoWerInan. Time, 2 hours, llmplres.
KLEIN and Carpenter s5l Y 81
American Association.
ii Kansas City, a; Minneapolis.
81 milwaukee,, 81 st, Paul, 3. n 4,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans, 8; Memphis. j.

New Orleans, a. Memphis, !.
MEMPHIS. July On ew Orleans three
hits came at opportune times, and, cou-
pied with the errors Of the Locals. won
the game. i{ 9 !, !,
$ Score; ~ y 81, =,
Memphis ,,,,.. 40 2 9 oo,o1 oo-l 8 :
batteries; Guessa ana Strattoni Liebr
hart and Hurlburt, Time. 1880, Empires,
tBreltenstein. Clark and Babb,
Atlanta, S.; Nashville, o.
II NASHVILLE. July e--zeller was In
iyincible to-day. allowing the locals but
three hits, which, coupled with the
locals, errors, gave Atlanta an easy Shut
out, ,S m IA \ ~ Z, & y ., !, a,
h Score: y - ".
NASHVILLE 9 9 3 g 9 g 3 :, 9 20 ;
batteries: Herman and Wells; zelleF
ana Archer Time, il 1873. Umpire, Rude
'depham. n "A
Shreveport, II; Little Rock, g.
IN. I.ITTI4H Rc,CIS July n 9.,-s Shreveport
took sto7day's game from little Rock.
The Visitors, hits Wsge 'pcgs timely, and
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WON IN THE NINTH IN
Questionable Hits and Erratie
Fielding Give Visitors Game.

PoRTsMOUTH, VA. July Roanoke
won from Portsmouth to-day In the ninth
Aiming The score WINS 9 to 2. 1t was
/ pitchers battle between ISau man and
willis up to the ninth, with the odds
In favor Of the Portsmouth tWl rler. a
combination OF questionable hits by Roa,ri
npke and cratic fielding by the truckers
rave the Highlanders four runs and the
game Up to tho ninth neither OF Roa-
nokes two runs were earned, and only
two hits had beon made OF Kaufman.
He struck out eight me n. Ills was hit
hard and both OF Portsmouths runs
were earned. Willis struck out nine men,
10th teams put up q fast fielding 60 me.
tha feature Of which was one-hand
stop OF 8Crutohley'H grounder In the sec;
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Prize IA Oh ting
Racing
stoil,ng
I "A Skati1I u


they ran bases better than the localg!.B /.
Score. issg 3si a. 81. w II, HI ~.
Shreveport /. /. !. h. 10 800 i o. D Oil ~
Little Rock .... /. % O o o 0 90 o 90 81 8 -
# batteries, Fisher and lsapp, brady ana
Orr. Time, 1876. 4 Umpire, cknberryssSi.55
Birmingham, n; Montg emery, 9.
helms pitching this afternoon was the
most remarkable Ia Eouthern League his-
tory Not d Montgomery player reached
first basc. MAXWELL wac hit hard, ID
i7 score: 55i8t n. e. "a III 81 Il. II. ID.
Montgomery. ~ q o 3 q o 90 3 SIX
Birfnlnshat,, 4. I. 4, 10 10 o. \ . 2--T 10 20
S Bat terles. Maxwell and Harris; VII
helm and NIatthows.8 Time, ;3d. Umpire.
Pffeninger. 81 al Fl y III p III X III iss n 36
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. .S';ttialr1dingl,.. of the Clubs,
cleveland, s. !; Philadelphia, o.

IsSsF OlGVcldlluSAOSSA - lila -. j334
@5 PHILADELpHLA, July ~ Cleveland,
scored an ea victory over Philadelphia
to-day. a.sS$5iG3 ii III 81 y.
vi Score 3. q, -.
Cleveland VI. \. \. 10 IL o 30 O0-s8 IA q
Philadelphia /. \. % o. 90 o Q o 0 o. 2 81 2
5 Batteries !: Fshoa des and Bemis p Coakley,
and Coolnbs. 83 Time. 81 :as. Ulnpires Com
molly and Connors, E; 3:S
New Y ork, 2 ); ST. Louis, 8.
5f NEW YORK, July Rain cut short
the game between the H St. ouls i and
New York teams to-day, the locals "a wins n
ming In flve innings.
5Sj Score: u -. -
ST.; Louis g I, II. ~ 9 ~ 8
New York q. Y. !. !, (. 10 10 ! o.
RID Batteriea: & Petty and II ickey: Ortiz and rt
Thomas, Time, ;O0.5s Umpire. sheridan
Boston, Chicag g, 355
BOSTON, July 81 he local team play
ed In its old time form, to day and de- de-
feated Chi cago ~ ], !, q I,
nm Score: n Il -.
Boston \. !. 7. \. 4. =. II ii q o .t-,6
Chicago II /. Y. \. I. 10 o. 01 o 9 o. "a
Batteries; D,neen and Armhr ~ :. e
oven and Sullivan Time. ! "a. w I'm I'm
spires, OsLoughli lin and Eva n, t3{36
Detroit, w ashing ton, s.s'
5 lW,AsHIEGToN July 81 e,-petroit won
from o1 { D washington today. The local
team vent Is pieces IN, the eigh t Inning
and & tho visitors won out eas W
Score: . rs; ~, 43s3s r, n. r..
yy Ss4Igi; 1t 8 10 81 o % a
5I1ntroit Il 4, 70 % o o o Q IS o. 10 ~
s7 BATTERIES: Patten and aketleld y Null.
lin ana Warner: I'm pire, Mr. y rs g ::
Time, y :45 II;
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been here this Bca son. Us judgme tat
the battery was fierce. and In the eighth
he called Walsh out at Il first when he
ball had not reached Shaffer a tier he
runner had passed tho base. y 5s$S Y! IL
stewart, a no ~ tWirler from the Geor-
gia Len que, was tried out by the locals.
and with anything like n little hitting be-.
hind him even with the drubblng he
was given by the umpire, hes would have We
won handIly. Tie 4 has the ma ks A Of Il q
great conner. Eckstone pitched Vi q fine
game, keeping the shoemakers we'll In
hand Il He retired In; the ninth, when
sCuddy ia tied for him. vi The score
a.asa
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PLAYERS BEAT u
a CANADA AT CRICKET
+ nay Associated Press, !

Ks PHILADELPHIA. PA July \ s,,-l nder
IDEAL conditions the annual International
cricket match etwsan the United States
ana Canada began to-day on the gTplndds
"a thsS GerIIantq Cricket Club. ana
when st,ai1ps ware drawn at $50 =. ~,
for tha day,Sthe homo fpl lers taa scored
ga runs ar their first inning 4 and the
Visitors 81 for the loss sos five waeke 81
The snatch VIII cont 4 n q i |,
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AUCTION SALE This Day
BY Richmond AuCtionCO
l205 Main Street.
AUCTION & SALE sSl 70 u To P & AND
f STANDING DESK, OFFICE CHAIRS,
PARLoR, DIN IN GRO ON AND CHAM
C Der N Y RNlTU r , etc, I, il -DA'Y.a$5s

We WIN sell To-Day (Tuesday) III July
10th. within our warerooms. 1905 y, Main
Street, commencing at 1880 *. NJ, I, Eooill-.
iparatiyely new Roller Top Desk ana Re-
Byolvlng Chair. a Walnut Stand Desks. Is
Revolving Office Chairs and Stools. Waste
/ Baskets, Ink Stands etc.,l Oak Chamber
shlts Iron Beds, 8 prings, Flair and shuok
Mattresses. BED room Chairs and Rockers.
Oak and Walnut Hal Racks. Bookcases.
3secre'ta ries. odd tsureaus, Nasnsta,ls
Extension Tables. Dining Chairs. Side
boards. Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, large
lot Crockery,S Parlor8 Suits. llne Parlors
Tables. l'arlor Mantel Clock. Metal
Tables. odd Parlor r ieces, Walnut Etagere.
{fine set Andirons, fine quality Mating.
handsome Umbrella Stands, Jardln!erea.
Vases, Druggets. 8 very handsome Pier
Mirrors, on Paintings. etc., etc.
ladies' aN respectluily invited to OF.
tend this large sale. ii ri s u n as55
RICHMOND AUCTION co, Il
Geo.. II. valentine, Auctioneer
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According to aEturr.
otIicial Go Between
entries were ,nadfa IN
each, race without 18th. ''L
his owner. Alex Alex
Shields. specifying
his age. The rules
distinctly demand
that owners Whan
they nominate shall
state Z. VI he ti@ ago OF
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iAU cTroN SALES Fusurs Day,

1AUNA4p4NE0fA4<& AsNNuL0 3AAuyNs
n r aS, f HI nG:s oa Y4os ssss al hs
= cal Estsss gent. . ana Auctions
InouFr sAL VI NV n y ssygSls
NV AILN IN Hit ] j, y 81
ME- BEAU rlsU u 4 . u BJ 81 HOME
U n win 81 e Asrs., n 81 ~ Ill.
8H enrico County Treasurer,
WALTER j &c Do; Dec, y
DINING Gil y tl Hill; E
sRov15l a4 s. A; !, J, !
~ lso = wo Ahlo y WE'LL gs. NOS "a 4
9na 1es Sa ths elis siTsss e
bdrphen Xsyiuns. ''e' 'l'
!, BY Virtue OF ia decree ot the l1ircyi!
faiy \, 1906 W, as special eoniiiis sisnsrs
therein appolntedi wlll proceed to- sell At
NVn ' NH s:sS y! !'hMx n, " 1929
!here aftss about H'ts Two srsms
hgasss, On sE re sss9 street
gould not Do letter than secure tits u
;wnlsr nnd Valll city conven lances, hot Ard
lana Fax ' HEleatrieo' L III Nies shady
grove and al necessary on t-tlotises and
II nees ana
eso snf' sa
y Gry da h3r tt R.s oSn =
t this Y, Rr1Iperty very desirable g an inS
5ae s tS ss|f i Ss9
houses nenr$ the n western limits Of tho
city. fronting thirty (ao) feet 81 the can
line e EgEs4, stree 4 pefS son1t1
fsSf K s. 81, u walnut
cash Y md s1s rnontths AZ 4, e the
~ eTams
III edun stnlments esp actly Ell benr
ing ner cent pteTes r. fr g 2 . dnte Soi
afIe anS ~ M
Tia fhnaS pinrchas money IS paid aud the con1-
y g aEdsT 9 se uhe f5so es
.'G.S Special ComnissioneFa.s
Rose Co, and ais, auct n
III the cler, . ON q 81 the Circuit 1oursS
81 tho cylntyp 81 IIenrco q, I, ]. \
W.. RI odd set O
against Sssl IN
st g z. aNa,n m
said court do certify 4 hat the bond slre'.s
uuired 8 the Il speoial comml asl oner. #bys
the rendered in 90 Y, ,on M
ga GlVeu under my hand a ikc lerk of the
said court, this 9TH day Of July 1900:
p. 8 r. LILLE
38s Daplty Clerk ssss
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IS. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
#Aua,,sta 4. Macon,


MACON, GA. July Augu sta took the
opening game Of the series from the
locals, who could not bunch VI hits 81,
Holiness. Schippy knocked q home run
over loft field fence in the NTH,
Macon d. J. \. Il. 4. v, % o o 90 D o 0 10
Augusta /. (. (. "a 90 0 13 o . OF
& batteries: Clarke and : Harnlsh; Holmes.
ana Carson, Time ;5ds Umpire. u l e On.
Charleston, 8 !; Columbia, 8. $
n COLUMBIA, S. 81, July {, up n. TO the
eighth inning the game was Col I'm lai g.
Russell suddenly let down, and there was
q mlsplay, and Charleston won in g ,yal ls
Az Score: !Sf 9bs Sl5 y , n. ~ -
Columbia AZ. ) ssh 01g W. I'd 5$ =
Charleston A. /. 1, 81 90 o o 0 o 5 4-6
M Ba tories. Russell and Sweeney u urtls
and n Reisnger. Time. 'da. . s ri ''l'.
Njaoc. s#$ 55 .5 q. n IS $y5. "a
No Game.
Il AL ia cksonvlle, Fla: Jacksonville - So.
yannah, no game rain rain. }.ssS
Eastern League.
AT Providence: Prevalence, Q; Jersey
i. al Newark; Newark Baltimore | game
postponed; rain. 5.
AL Rochester! Buftalo, 10; Roc hester. O
AT Toronto:3 Tor nto- Montreal # pos 'pNa1 z
Sponed; rain. 9 If s}Sf S
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by Ed. 4 C,arneai q Som,
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
- oAIA11ssI s AUCTION, q SAT- "A I,
40 or "a GOOD pIyrAG,GnGGitty3 ssyr m IntaT

ING, IN No 5. $50 WtAsHiN GToN STR .
,b bnTsaac court Of Yt the city Of R.ohmpsd
Hiac burn and ais, VS., Octayia h lalackrs
burn SWPf aa sssh AZ 1t July IL 1906 Y,
at clock r. M proseeed , 20 Ell: 'S 49,
loving descyi6sd, pr1i ~ ay paree, land
,v nh MI Improvement thereon. lying and
RHnE IL me sg shs yclfy 81
Ing a part OF lot No sauare M, i sot,l
side OF Green or washington street swpiio
it SScheai md running hack between para slsl
iiMas ana hundred and two feet and nlneE
inches. Tho dwelling has bout seven nsa
rooms halls and all cenyenisn,ees n y NJ
sary To- such g pEFoppsr,yn ar ave q aIMaYs
IL good and galeeT;; aaf s n good Homo top
I, aSav io be paid In cash. aud the basnos
n Two equal lnstAlments at y sana ", ".
months from date OF sale, sy aaen,E IN nS
notes OF the Nj IN insd s,y
ttsn co unS' until the entire pure price
Is Ns'I paid or all cash. az the ot me
purchases, JAMES w. "A ORllp i s,s
&, Special GoMHlssio
u certify that the bond require by saA
ab above decree ot tbs Specs " tomm'ss SOD s8
has Fbeen duly given. ~. {s 4 ~
/ Given under my hand his 10Th daY q
~ W.. eftAa, h, sAyllI ~ eIssk
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ROANOKE,
1 Foftsmouth u. % % 600 Il O OIL
:, = me- h. OIL % 10 i o % o. As

gs Esummary; ENrne cd runsI-PortsHloutH. =
Roanoke q 2. " Two base hits--K ain, An.
thnny, II Edwards. ~ Brown and Wa so y
Three hits Kaufman. Sacrifice hits llt
-crutchley. Stolen bases Str ebetgh ~,
Anthony and Brown, Bases on ba llsT-- :,
By kaufman. 8 x by WI His. Struck ou !
BY Kaufman, 81 by ILLS 81 me ne Of
game, two hours. umpF er New VI 9 use
Attendance, ], 900. " 6@|9#Asss S3
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tbs season by the
score Of to- 3. The
game was q snappy,
one in the field q 4 d
good work came from
the box, but the con-,
test was mnrred by.
the awful decisions OF
Umpire Da? ihy, who.
Is the Worgt that has
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BAR G.. BETWEEN
FROM B:||.l.G;..R||||.A|.C|:E||:..s|;i
Reported That Great Horse Will ill
Not Be Allowed to ..35
5s Start. 2 :sss
IsHEEPs HEAD BAY HAIR HIT Il: !.

Especial TO The Times- p ispatch) l
II NEW DIRK, July 9. II IS e certainty INT
horserle,. say. that CO 3 ctween viii no.
DO allowed TO star \ in any OF the bis
events OF the future. }ss s9t4
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PORTSMOUTH /

.ond by strebeIgh, and a running catcii q.
Fiepho' q IN " ( he u eight h by TINA NJ
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Where They Play To-day.
Richmond ut Lynchburg. IL e $s IA Y! RAJ
Els Norfolk at Dnnville. s ssI II 81 sB5
5i5 & 81 Roanoke ut Portsmouth.
Standing 81 Clubs,

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
S 3s5$LYNcHBURG.s A, a July oj---- ~
burg went down before the Lawmakers
this afternoon In q d ten inning game.
3losing the frst extra inning contest Of,
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AUCTION SALE Thls Day.
!, d. 31liai1 A co.
Augustine Royall y Co.

tRf Augustine Royall u Co,
Isetf Els tato Az ction GERS. ~.
CIV sa ASsslea gsls # Y MassIss
County shs City 81 Mai chester, ard chetas-
tesNel 10 r'ounty. . +, y 4 4 =,
e. ths g
\ {he suit 'styled KATE L., Proctor, Guar,
entered On tho 18th DAY 81 June 1902 ~ Z.
ssi nl' 81 senSo s sHsf9s 'fsss
ses r9spsSt,ysy IA AZ and and ssie e
sy IT, ssia sfsSS 70 49, 49,
Gs,esf eorhsr VI III q sns
u ns iopnis fTRNs srse e and
i extending back s wealvardly., between,
parallel lines lss feet, I'm alley % .fes;t a.
vide. ana on the sn II Dc o. g o'c nrfk
Esmps gi4so 5s as e sss g a
ssyssss sn5,Ss
tending back parallel INES ,s ~ feg.
s'a ne ans and and extending BACK betweon
59}ssl 'i9s sos ST aTS 81 IS fA aSf
Hen nr county fronting thereon 90 feet
md 4 OK tondinE back hetwean ,S3 parallel ilea
Sss 5s ASS s& |Ssfs 81 81
LAND ii Chesterne1d county. near the
) city Of Manshester,, fronting. togeth,er.
4 81 feet on Hos Ton ~ venue nnd running
back between parallel II mes 10 rect 70 an
+ n III. ELEVEN LOTS O. LAND N the
city Of Manchester, seven OF when iron
together, 21Ot fect on the ives Y SIS g oI the
Richmond and Petersburg Turnpike, nna5
are designated M LOTS S.8. I. y, u, .
and Il 10, In Square N .. Il IN nnd. FpTUlt
LOTS fronting together, 102 IL teet on}
the south limo Of s,tockto Street, ana
designated as OTIS AZ 15, 1G ana ~ N,
said square, No. 1t2l, b on plat OF the;
5lands 8of D Bradley and Robe tson, made
( by q. venWorth 1ated the u sllst
TERMS-o ne-thrd VI Of SS# the g purchase
money in cash and tho resid due IN three o
equal instruments At ak, twel We ~ g nd.
eighteen months, the credit install Hents
to iba evidenced by notes OF "A he pll hasarf
with interest added from date OF go Ia sRt
the ratio OF per9centum per- nnnurr,6 and
tho title retained until the purchase money
tihes court, =, y q. ri CHARDsO i',ssE'
,iiSaa IN Special Comrniaslo nar.3 5S1
8Inathe Clerls's 81 Ilee Of tho Circuit Court
s&of the County t0f II enrlc Kate 81 PrOc.
tor, Guardian II etp.. Plal TIT, agaln l.
4s Tenrya c. Proctor Q ~ ais, Defendanls -
rs IiepWty Clerk Of 4 the Ss said ,8C Court.
do certify that tho bond required OF the
special conltnisslo Toner BY the decree rem.
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Totals 80 :
3 a NORFOLK.

rs. r,,,l,o M. % o O Gao 1t--S
N t o 10 o o 90 o.
summary: Sacrifice hits-poyle, zuf-
glage, Otey. stolen bases,--R eggy, Mo-
Kenzie, Clarke (2) sietE. Double PLAYS
Winston to Reggy to Mckenzie 70 DOYLE J:
aDoyIe ana zuriage, Bases on halls-on
Winston, on otey. z Struck out-hy
Winston, 81 by Otey. s, Wild pitches
Winston, i. Left on bases g. 9;
Norfolk, Z, Time OF game. 1872 \. 4 lu-E lHr
pire Staehle. 18i5 M
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Where They Play Today.
/! Cleyelaad at philadelphia. s
Chicago at Bost on II Il (. Ii FL
Il 4. Detroit al Washing . a35i
Sss t3 3iSsi5 81 at. Louis at Rev \ Ork.
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SHERIFF s. SAIL r.

will sell at ~ bile ANctlon, N tF6Ht
tia 3 10TH DAY Il on ~ u III, 1905. 2
% clock M. "a the following property, wit:
sONI1fi4 a RIA VI an y RED Al ULE, ONNi
DARK stAf AR I1lis+Al ULEl----tn good \, condi-
tonic satiRfyis& an IL executio IN ~ my
hands In favor Of S. T. 4 Clay vs.. 8,
$Pulier. SIMON SO LOMON,
a III M 4 Sheriff Of Henrico 4 County.
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ON In uEsD Jay, Jl il lo, "a II! ooOd,
AT o'clock T. Nj, we vii fer. fer sale
on he premises. at !. public auction the :,
fahoyo This Pro;pert Y w WI
Is n one H az ID the v hest irestd entia n streets.
Property Ia a this locallt IL always N
demand. ~ It will suit sas o. renter or home,s
The lot fronts As feet ~ Y good depth
to- an d ley. An
h TER MS: Long time will be given, and
announced at sal INT
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ORD by tnnInES
u Lynchburg 9 Y ! y y y =,
n ch mond q % U82g1Eu&VSVft47


Stated for Eckstone In the ninth.
Summary: Stolen bases-Ho Walsh
il az. Hicks and Cowan ( 2) 81 Two base
hit-s,ebrie.s Three base ss hit-TRe
Earned runs Iynchburg. = chmond =
Struck out--by Stewart. 8 by 1sck lts
\ 8. Hits-ofr Eckstone In ight innings.
y: OF Long In two innings, o.. Left on
bases-Lynchbu 9 I; Richmond u :. Dou-J
Biz plays sapp Cowan and sha iissE
Reeve shaffer and sapp. Sacrifice hits
Taringer. Bowen ~. Totman, Hamilton
Long. sapp. Eokstone, Bases on balls-
OF Stewart, q tHioks, haffer. CoWan3 ana
4 siebrie) !; OF Eckstone, s. (Hol Totman,
walsh, stewart and lBowen) HIT by
pitched balls--Da ringer, Wild pltch--
Stewart. First bnse on errors Lynch-7
burg. IS. Attendance, 45o. $ Umpire, Mt MI
Il Dani1y, sssa sf 81
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In the Clerks Oalce Of tho Circuit Court
40 Z the County 81 Henrico Kate 81 Proc.
tor, Guardian sto. Plnlntiift, !, against
81. ijeputysS Clerk n 81 4 the said Court.
do 1certify&t hat the bond required Of the
special commit ssloner by the decree rem.
5dered In said Sca use I. on the s2Sth day ot
June.1 has been. dul gv ., !. u. 7
said court /, this bS0thR day Of June. 1905. III
~ n, PHILLI Deputy. Clerk,
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!. NJ Il NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores ester day.
i Chicago, 8: Boston. 4. !3s
y New York, s; Cincinnati 3.
4 Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, o.

5 Where They Play I o-day.
New York ct Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittshurg,
A Boston at Chtcag so. VI 35.a VA
a }s Phila elpllin at st, Louis
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aEckstonc Pitched q Fine Game
Winning ~ a Score 81
# II One. 4. II
SUMPlR'.l!NG uNsAT'Is 5, \ ] / ~
Little Good Stick Work PIX
# Lynchburg Would Have Won
Results Of y ester days Games.
Out Handily..

niond !, 4, (Ton lnnlngs). ~ .85
( Danvllle--D nnville. 3 |; 81 Norfol k,i
S;f Al Portsniouth--p Portsmouth, 3; Roam.
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III ~ ~ ~ ~, n III
By Green ( q Redo ~
Real Estate Auctioneers.S

With twelve rooms, two III ha tbs u (porcesS
slainj and all nyenienc es loE 27xl79 Sts
will rent for 80 per month b, or would
make two charming fla
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ny Pollard s. ;Dagby,
55l102s H. Main Street,

IN RI sTEE's s. 1! ~ a UCrION Ss sAIIE1 III
VI "A FRAMn $DWILLING M 10 EAST
rDUYALf STIR = Ell, 80 I3 l1TIY N s3 III RS y
AND NAMES STR Il IrsS. 81. MI 81
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AND ST. LANES STREETS. ISL
81 IN \ execution OF q decd Of trust. dated
June 10, 1905 and recorded In clerks office
81 Richmond Chancery Court, D., B, lSo
III tic t' payInentF az a portion of the debt
therein secured, "a will i sell by auction.
on the PROMISES on &
THURSDAY, July, II. 1900.
dwelling and lot, 10 feet front by 81 feet
Gid ERAIs- Enough In cash to pay cost or
notes for SEA each and interest. aud In
surauce premium Of Lsli,6S; a credit as to
d note OF $500, duo Juno y: 1901 and IN =,
q. and 3 years, 0 per cent. Interest
decd: or all cash. mt option OF purchaser.
a H. r. E'OI4LARD d, Jr., Trustee