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

Swanson and Client, Expected
\ and Roosevelt Especial
81 sts .s Invited. S8i5 5S,f

tHpAciAf 10 4, + re y Times -Dispatch.)
THE NETJkLENBUR re-, CHASE CITY,
VAN. July 3. 1.-THE directors OF the Vir-
/ rjf1ia and Catolifik Fox Hunters Asso.
citation held Sa very important and enthut
/ siastic inseting ~ ftS head quarters here
Tuesday evening, tho president, Colonel
HUGHES, u haVihg called this meeting in
order rs dsti de q pon the pros rarn1e ana
time for the next annual meet which WILL
81 ths kinti ever held III this country, ~
the Hunt swiil Il last ten days IN order TO
1gsfv1 ~ 4 fair test 1 to the very large mum
i ber of doris which viii be entered. HI
IA cofrlr11itte Ii consulting OF Colonel w.
.!T,f HUGHES, b Chairman; q. w. Marrow Of
Vance county, NJ C!' ~ Z. fso hertz, OF
Chase City, and p. v. OVERLY. Of BOYD
ton. was app irited 10 decide upon the
exact date OF tina meet: !. which will be
governed BY the dates Of the Rtchmon 3
Horse SHOW and the Virginia state Fair,
the directors Il Wistl hing to avoid conflict
with the other most autu mn
attractions III rgin4a. Il I. NJ
IN IA. the hunt. will be much longer than
( previously and asw Will Inc Jude a. larger
number 81 L entries, 1t was considered
necessary to elect at least ten judges.
five for each week. \. ~ s%3s 4
q This election vas very cary uli done
owItg. Is the stringent rules and bylaws.
Which make Ineligible to this Nee any
man directly or. indirectly interested I'm
the entries. and after due delibe ton
resulted ain the se lection Of the Glowing
gentlemen: Mi. Brod max Bruins.
Swic county. va. u the veteran fox hunter
Fot.yretnia: !, Mr. Y v Marrow, Of Vance
county, II. s8 O.; Mr. " ;f4H8 I. : Lpscomb,
SGreelivIlle. NJ e.: G. H 4. - johnson.
District 81 Columbia; Judge M. ken.
s.of Danville III Mr.. u " ilkinso n, Chase
CITY. iE tdr. N. 81 u. Baskervi lle, swepson.
Va, s; III .& \. C1Ar ilson, g: !;
Mr. Reps Jones. Bruins Wick cou nty, Va. /;
ana Mr. Nv. \ HI Hen; Louisburg g, NJ
The interest IN these me sets has y SO
sconsidera bly, grown and the ntries this
year belng5 10 much; full Ter than 8previous-
llyi II was decided tor add to- the usual
prizes fori the hunt ting CONTEXT and the,
darby for all ages; g prize for the finest
bred pa ok Of dogs and one for the hand.
soonest and best tfcondi ttoned pack S
1.-The growt h ana iii eHef this e citation
~ most encolra ging ana the eparations
FOR. thds approt,I ching s1uht VIII be supon "a
more elaborate scale n han;Tever5 before
attempted y GovsrnoES Swanson, OF gtnia,
and Governor Glenn of tN oil eth h Carolina,
VIAL be present and = sp ecial committee n
viii be sent to Washing ton WI rtS an inv.
Station 70 President Roosevelt, for whom,
az. fori IN any 81 her distingushed men to
whom Il invitations will "A Do sent. an old
virginia FOX hunt has ar Y resistib 'l'
frr q = N
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II. 5esss ii .s:S
Races ats ,atonia. 4
IA. 4 z. a.s x, Il "A 8EPr,ess.

tsss (Bys Associate ed Fress. ) ~
|SSCINCINNAT1, July 8. --slemund N outs
sidersins ths betting won the. free flarltit II
cap steeplechaso over q the club house
course at & Latonia to day. Friesneyer
was second and signa sht third SUM Jun,
maries d as
Il First race-six furlongs otter x TO ~
first, ST. Denis 70 to y second. IN lam-
Unable e 1 to III fthird. Time, ~ s.b.
I. Second rae I've furlongs-Bud Iiills Q5
to1l first, zipango g to ;b)E second.
e z ta|sa time q
first. Labor 40 ITO u second, linda t ;C
to y third. Time, rs B1-5 ts5
II Fourth race hand icap stecpl base;
club houseacourse sigmund 40 70 - first,
Fred Priesmeyer Is to - 4 second, Signal
Light 4 Is to ~ third. Time. 3: ~ 20.
ssa Fifth race seven urlongH IT opsya Robin
s(2 to ~ first, Revolt III to- q second. Tom
Grove rs to ~ third. Time, l "a s-5. t5sSSs%s
S5S Sixth race mile daN Davis HI e to " 1)
first, Triyol 10 Ill to 4: j., A second Ma mite
sAlgol (12 to third Time. ~.
Seventh eiEM an Josle Jewel sto
ScIeur a to y third, 4 Time, 1:4l 1t. s$s
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L[sTATEA AD.
BU|IlD.I|N.G news |
ns,iiderable Inquiry fo,r Sub,
Urban Property and Some
Sales Made.
Few e, \. BUYERS w COMING l!:l IN u
Old Franltlin-S Street Residence
Sold b Be M odernized for S
III II II Office Purposes. ss5
FEW. BUYERS COMING IN

The expected fnidsunmor d,,lness In
real estate may not INIT erialise nft ter all.
There tisg sot1et ring doing every dAy, and
the dealers 8 III suburban property are
quite active. No larss salea Of suburban
4 81 ound x Tor; bu ding purposes have been
tat, all times TO report private sales, but
ithorots,s active inquiry for this class 8os
realty; and the presumption ID that a
number 0f " safes have N been made this
week. * 4, X q 2
Messrs. II. seldon Taylor Il I 60. yes
Eterday sold the n cadence, No. 8l6 East
Franklin street, 10 Il Dr. John r. David =
son FOR IS, 80. III Tlle. residence IL one OF
the oldtiners. built III the old fashioned.
substantial way, but 10 Without modern
Improvements. Il - the purpose 81 the
I building, retaining all Of ths old. y sti b.
STAN ial VI features. and Installing all the
modern .itnprov u that are necessary
to make II an UP. TO- date office sand ree-
3iderce, ana when completed DR.. Davidson
Will occupy Il.
28 Messrs. j. s b. I1lnrfl q CO. and Angus
tine Royal q Co. have sold the restd ence,
etshz Street to Mr. Il. y
Nos. !. 500 J. ard ( sos .North 3 Adams Street
10 Henry fIalsste Il FOR 32ss0. Both 81
Sthese buyers are investors and have made
these purchases as good investments.3s
Farm Buyers IN Town.
Every day TINT comes and goes finds "a
,4r4cuittiris Il from other States IN Ricli-
Erl,ond air, Hsen rch 3 OF good VI rginia fafri
lands, \ ana from hero 8 hey 20 out TO the
rural adistttats to look I At farm property
that happens to- beS on the ma rket.. Many
of at1ai5raAss rbfo1 40 through
tha State gricul-;
jtiiraI Commit ssioner. and many through
the efforts Fof / Hctlve real estate agents.
SS rhe most OF 4 hem come from the West
and Northwest, but not all 8of y; them N
3Y Yesterday Messrs.S Case nian All CO. had
calls from n Harvey ana az 4 MS p
two nephews. Is young tnera from MAJ y-
land who mt TO invest II some land \
fere and move to the K DID Domii Mon Mr.:
y e. Martin; sot 8 Vest sinia, was also
$a caller ~ Cassie INFANTS stsrd
;;was a4sp Mre ntuhards aIlRd, n B I'D ennsyl-.
IVA MAJ lsania George st0utrno Colo
8rado. SyMx.bsC Gilman otswill Ike Egth ese
gen tlemsn =:outs in i otntfyt to- day 70
sshow,s them farms he has on his selling
list gs55S
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Colonel Still Against Schuman II Il
Last Game nthony' Goes
I, to Port outh.


: The Truckers OF Portsmouth II and the
Lawr,a kers will play ouble- header this as
afternoon, e the first game beginning at Z
q: 80 o'clock. salye, the new Richmond y q
pitcher from evidence. r. ii will open pen
up the game, against Revells for Ports s-
mouth, and Colonel gun will Itch against
schu mann in the second game. The SEQ
ond tussle will he sonnet hing lot 81 high illl,
order. as both the men are giants In the
box; but, with the good showing the Ken
lucky Colonel made in the Four Of = uly
,Ka me, " hichG will never be forgotten, and
\ his genera ton. every body is5 bank
Ing on him to win. It will be a fine
game 81 however 1t goes. There will pc
likewise much interest shown In salye 2
work, as he comes here with q good repu-
tatjon and has excited much comment.
ione admission Will ontitle the hold * 70
both games sSs.
a Jack Anthony, who has been playing
oen ter tleld for the Law'nnak egs. was as. r.
leased hast night by Manager shaffef.
u Ia owner Bradley ana secured a ~
%thony for the Trllcloers: Ho will not play
III tn q I game to-day, but Will AXE ms
FIRST appearances with them pqObab bly, On
Monday THE Truckers also have an A.
dltion in 0he pen aon I OF King Kelley, o eaa
frst base. Kelley Tcsl gned from RoaIo re
on July 4tl owing TO some dispute ne EnH 7t
with the owner. 8 .s s4 ,5g !, d, . "
AZ Concarnirg 4e.e report that Captain
Charlie Bland, owner OF the tsqnout y
team, was prearing I'd sell out. Mr. Bland
Yesterday fternoon Declared that he he q
not the of dosnf -
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-FOUR CHARTERS GRANTED
.Conrnission Auth prizes New En-
y tArnrisA - In VIRGINIA

The state CORPORATE lon Commisslon yes
5 Alexand ria Apartment House Company
F(Incorpo ted y Alexandria: N Hill,
dent. Alsxandrla;i Henry !. ! Bal!.yelt.
washington DO. Capital Slb0 900, !.
y Petersburg. Nawnort News and Norfolk
Steamboat Line, Petersburg. iA Roy
!, W Sc Seward "a. ., vice,
u, III. Davis. secretary; Carl w. Davis.
PETERSBURG Capital. 800. 900
3porated). NoTfolk Joseph salolnopsky.
preAid salamonsky s se,i pre-
secret 81 airy and treasurer, Norfolk, capsta''
y 's Houston Wholesale Grocery and Fer-
tlllzer ( e 1v M1ns-
ham. PRESIDENT Francis NJ z G, egaNt ,IS
sIonds on, Houaton, capital,s 30 900 !,
Miss ci,tmant ''Is niss 70 iiyo N !. the
IN tbs woods II aii. RuFals. mo never
"a Tor them unless they come too near 70
tho mousse Brooklyn Eagle. t'5 e n
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IStandinQ az the < Clubs .
rio steady pitching ~ Long and tll !,
xenc raj fas playing Of the La symakers

Yen GENERA 4 fast playing % the Ia smak '
4 gave tho palm OF victory to Richmond on
Yesterday, and sent the Truckers down ~
n Il, dcfeAt to- the tune s of to HI ,sEfk IN
n sl,oulderinE q of the blame NJ doesn' rest
with Kaufman for he pitched an almost !! -:
$faultless game, al loving only seven FhlstIe1,
though Id struck out only wo y m ~
Long allowed only SIX hits. ana str 81 l
uut four8Etne Portsmout III made MA W v'
\ errors. and both Ii or them Werc costly.
ri Tho frat vas made I'm the fourth Inning
NJ streba ri, when he $allo wed stebric g q
setS 70 first, the lat ter scoring later. ana
u the second BY atcher Ed n'a rds ~ ~ hta
& NTH ~ hen he fumn bled 20 throw IN and
allowed sapp 70 score. s;s 4.
( Good Playing Of Se1brie. $5s
s,ebrfe. the IaWma kcrs center field = e.
sasssrves eaoecIa1 mention tor his fnst
base. running ana y fine fieldlnss y 2 1. & y
aiso a good hitter. making two out e: O. tne
aayen yesterday and two out Of 3 tne iour
mad 3 III 3 the game the Sda y pe iore. e IS
Acored TWO or the runs ~ wv "
TX Sirat / \ hid 4 squirt 81 speed beating out
Il ti,a Hail ana landing him in heap ana
Y 81 MID of dust On top OF the home pl'allt
,rha Only double play III the game was il
4 ,,,aie IN; the ninth inning, when Reeve
atopped 4 a hot groundcr. lust ntter M. y.
error and threw alley out e. =. secono'
ana Cuddy sent the ball on go ~ %
" nut ting 4 I.ohr3S out II at first -34f44@SS
Kelley played with the Ifucke 9! w. ~ /.
terday. having resign ed orms the h .oeu,'
B tcnrni owing to ALL tile. dispute win ne
manager. and &Is now signed With q. Forts u
mouth, with whom, he VII con 4 g
4 play his old position on hrIst an s
M axe Their First Run.
WA mot until the fourth inning tha az
tho Lawmakers made 9 run. Reeve eN SIN. SIN
{ eled safely and slebric went tot nrst on
strebigt's ror. eeve got 70 tfard: anu
scored, and later scbrie IN q me ourss
OF speed i. scored on cuddys gronnaeI;
4 tt,n,hen sapp singled. X went 10 second on
\ cnwar I, e single. and then went to third q
IN longs safety on q elders choice.
4 Dora g came to n bat IS and III sent a. hot
rronnder into the lnfield. Ed " dsl.hm-
bled the throw-in. and sapp vent ga rely
over tho plate rs HI .} IA M VS. . +,
,nnine. when 8 siebrie singled 81. went to
second I On Hicks's sacrifl and scored on
ruddy's two. ba gger. s Shaner went out
Is first and sapp aied out to conroy.
u Score Their Only, Run.
tS$5 tn 10 the seventh inning II seemed 30
"a the Truc kers were doonle ed to- "a s.iut-
$out. But s1ohr wal ed to first. n pie sees &c,
end and scored on the two bag ger N Of
\ kaufman, M the fourth man up. e tt TINA II
singled $out to- right field and ri<nufn,a
ATTEMPTED to get In home, but Hicks was
4 too quick for him, and he was y " out
! FOR running out OF line. TWAS o dead
certainty either way. n
s9t5 The abulated score blows: Ms y
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PUT CRIMP IN MosER
5Danyille Batted Him Y Yesterday
for Eleven Safe Hits.

Especial to n The TimesYp l38 \,
gDANYILLH, "a, July 6-7-lo anYille put
orimp In the mighty Moser - gay !, sioE
lust eleven good, safe, clean hts, Wsllon
netted the locals seven run NJ ose =! Yets
! little wild and hit three men, U U. = !,
work and was Il Interesting and exciting
4 throughout, q Hibe Toward, for panSnle 2.
was star actor IN the box. and had
the twirler forS- the Hi glsmhers pea Z,
He allowed only six scat TERED hits ana
\ 1ass Elective at cFl lcal sstageA ae was
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PropertYl5 Transfers.

IN Richmond md FRANKLIN stearn' 3 trustee
rs Charles ] b Rixey, two lots Of and ag.
gregatIng So Q 3-4.12 feet On east side % soi
E EtfssRs st5ssot Aa1a ana
joel II ST. Perrin ' and wife to Moses Thu.
s. q. ss||| is|s street
b John II. & Iynennan sR 9th. i; y =
\ feet on west Iine 81 an alley running
sf5ts sssts osix Feet
norEE tse e Malshai street and teetoa
north tie 81 alley between m arshail.a n a
Clay, and F'ourt h and nd fitVteehth
Streets. 1900. III !, n q, \ %
Della sto ;Mary q 4 nsat IS feet
Wilhelmine Schmidt Smith 7, and 4
IS t1st ,ss. aesl "a LIS nov
aS ar street = e. and 81
stfssi 1Yy; strest ~
Sarah ana dsotseaH !; S g !, IS Sa T.
Shepherd. on east SIDE q 2, Ian,
dolph Street. y g feet north g eyoty
st Heniae! ooSSS eimont Realty Company
ana ana 4, ii block {, plan of Belmont y,
~, h,aot s%it pla IT, e ssm iosa 40
= I. Williamy1 Pemhe and vile 70 :,
90 Ai fest .on Gary street ao IY cor
ne cordelia 81 carter Ct julia y
A !; Z s : no,,t.S and johp twoGt to
Wellington Blnnt & Il lot = siehts ssboo@
WARREN HEX, Ia and w SnS e Is 2on' block
: section III, Plan q Highland SPRINGS
4 i carter and wife t. * Ka 'tSoo g
carter, lot square a. plan of I'M G 'on
Y! V,n.re Ta'! - Broaddus and wife e, L.
IS 81 and Il Agnes Il NJ. II Edwards ana hes.
r. ~ I ana Mile b. Kramer 40 I. aeres
near M 8 Crossing, subject 70 Adeeo so g
r1iet a. 200 50. 660. 90. !. .-.
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!. Columbia, : 4. jacksonville, 3,

:aE JACKsoNYILLE.s July 8 ~ Until the
seventh inning to-day s game was q rat
ting good sone. but after that the locals
went to- pIeces. @ J Wa ker:s was In great
form; but 3 had poor, support.
Jaoksonyill Il. \. ,Of oil % o. 20 o % s l Z
columpia.; ~ y q , J. 4. ,rol-s
Sweeney; t Time, u 49, .a Jmplre.. Mace. "a
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AUCTION SALES, Future Y, D!''sts
b. fclaitr q Co., RI S|;I sR lSsbs
4 Augustine Roy ait, U ca. \ 81

Y. t,,nnississin u X sNS ON ai of aluaSs
ysl'issn bs's sas
iA pursuance ~ ire deere. ~!
tSe suit styled al. d. Proctor. dvAr...
e sn'sIs sstc " II, .hs
the uidersisned special S q coft,irilssi onsf
wili sell SSEe stdsr N;
tos.w WIZ o NJ TnEs tY
at 1880 O. clock !. 81 1ot % 1aM1s ~
s sRs II nsnriso
oh the west line of hirti IN. street And \
sst pesSse
'ss aH%s no sfs Sc e 81
Ss 9ln ssssssts Il ss'sSaaiSs
tending back bet weei,S parallel linz q s q
ana the Der fronting therson i(o isss trd
inches aa extending pacf, petW 81 dtpes
r}e l15e eioek FL IS
on the south line of Beverly Street. 49,
tween Robinson and !. r chile ssresssIsi sS,
snfset aShInsy b asseun esss
S' s{s| sS$
i:I1AlND HI Chesterfield county neal M NJ
city Of Mat,ohe ster, fronting. tosetA er.s
81 feet on Boston Avenue and runriin1
back Bet ween parallel lines I'D feet ~ AAA
PIX anf S9 tse ssas SCI Al
city Of Manchester, seven OF V1hicf 4 from
ttogeth or, 30 feet on tn tves Side OIL th3
$Richriond and petetsburg Turnpi Ana
are rdesignat tod as 70 rs n. s. Il sSa n
md 10. In Square N q. III ~ and -FOUR
LOTS fronting, ogetflert 185 IL feet on
ths st1fkis &
sald sars re-
bY Ieaysn lated &tns NJ s1 l.1ES
TERMs-- one-third 81 Of III HE aa puruhasos
money IN cash and 4 the residue I'M three
equal insta ailments y at six tyvely antsg
eighteen months. he cred IL instalnfentSs
TO be evidenced by notes OF the pure chaser
with interest addtd from date sof sale at
the rate 81 81 per centum per artnufns en0a
the title retained until the pure haae money
~ FULLY paid and HE conv ey ance Sordere
the court. D. C.g CHARDsONsss sSsssaS
Special CoHmissior
III the Clerk Once 81 the .Gi rcuit Court
T1of tfa County of Henri leo . Kat sEroc-s
s$ TOT Sf Guardian, to-, alntin ainseE
81 Deputy Clark Of the q said 81 COURT
do acertify&thatat he bond Sreau red of TIT
special commissioner by the decree fenss
sdered I'm said cause on ~ he 18th day Oh
JUNE, 808, has been dul " given
isS Given sund er my hand az clerk Of the
said court, this s6t III day of 1eoE
=. 1LLlPS. Deputy PEI & Else
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Macon. q; Savannah

u .35MACON,8 GA., July q. q he locals took
the second game from Savannah this af-
ternoon In a very pretty contest, 9, Y,
Sf Score y. 5.l,s r, HE.
Macon 10 10 Q 70 y u Q S0---3 G86 III
"a Ba tteries: Spade and Robinson; Ray
mond. Deaver and alkofr. s$8 Time 40.
IImnire Clark. Z Y
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y Franklin, q 3; Suffolk, w

"a ltf (spe cinlFi to Y The Times-D ispatch,) X
81. FrRANKLIN;t Az; July al franklin de-
OF. ii to 4s sThiR is the first game played
by tia new club here, The features OF
the game was he home-runE by Everett
for. the home team, and the pitching OF
knight, N 81 q d
Bait ery--For s. franklin. Knight n and
Hume; Tor Suffolk. barnes and Hines.
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sou 81 iii #ATL ANTIc LEAGU E.
Charleston,5 q; Augusta, (

Charlest ton, 8; Augusta, 9.
FSs CHARLEsTON,yss Is. s$ G., July Ozark
ness stopped to:d day q game, in which
neither side had scored in the eleventh
Inning. TWAS g long drawn out, but far
from brilliant, contest. ie M
Score: r. II. p
charleston A: 90 o OS o o o o %
Augusta g. Z. DO I. 20 % % % o o 90 q !
$$ atteris: Turner and Relsing Or; Rucker
cum, and saw dye. s#
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MINOR LEAGUE e: !t' SCORES
American Asso ciation.

sFsS American Assoc ciation. n
5At columbus: Columbus, q, nd!an g
81 70 Y. n
AT Milwaukee; Mtlw.ukee, 2: 81. Paul Pa
s. 4. . .4s 2 8jj
Az louisville Louisvills. ~ 4 Toledo, III
Kansas City! Kansas city, 81 Mlnne-
apolls, .. n "a g VI IL I.
I: & Eastern League.
1, At Proy!dence; PROV denoe. 8; Newark.
& u m I. !.
Az Rochester: Toronto, ! i; Rochester, ?.
i5iss Al buffalo: Bufta o. Il Montreal. z.
84 4Atq Jersey City; Jersey City.i g; Bait,
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AUcTIoNEsALEs. Future Days! Days
Nv Pollard s. Bagby,
i102 Fl. Main Street.

r., e Z, T1sTBy 8 70 AJCTIO w SAID Z, 9 ~
liFRAhiD DWELLING NO. !, I, 4 {, ~ T 8 s;E
p Z X q, STR TREE Egr srR FsEETHs
BAs = execution OF a deed OF trust. dated
1,ine lo 1855, and recorded N clerks I, oM Ise
Ghsn ms yya gGuF' been made as
II Ras Sa v ~, OF a portion OF the debt
therei h r Secured, will sell hy auctlon'
on the Y eTpMrf nmlssfpsAi e JuLY -. 1905
!, oicfack p. H., the above mentioned
.dwse G 'n and lot 10 rect front by 81 feet
TtERMs- IN east t9 pay (, cost tu q
n notes for FOX ss4 ench and !nteres and n,
s1raT premium OF S14, ss a credit as 70
a note Of $500 due June ~ 1927, a .aa In NJ
s ~ sit and q Years, per cent. interest
u l's7' II, r. PoLLARD. Jr,, Trustee'
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n
I . al ]. II cord
!. ); IlJaw,j and Equity.

III DEGREES d ent cred yes erdaX vi n inlle Il,
Jasper s. Lacy 4. ~ aAper, an IN Junc7
i'is sn,ta Hill is5tituted ycstorda and
cord on recei Vers, VS.. B. Ierman, for
s109. s. y Minnie n. Jaspe r vs.. Lacy e.
Jasper + for a. divorce
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Pittsbu1rrlg, !, ) Chicag =.

spITTsBURG, July o. The ri ttsbtirgs3 to-
aydefeated the chfca AZ q fast same u 9
sof ten lflninss. # NJ s5s8S \.
Score: Z s 8 4. ~ |. s. ~ !.
sPttsburE \. !. 4. % Oh s 90 Q o o La
$chcag 70 !. % 10 % o o q q q 0.--s
e nn tterios 81 Philippe and PietE "a a. ylor
and King. Time. 10. tmpires 70 flt' stone
and ., Day
Boston, j; New y ork, :
NEW, YORK, Jury D. Boston beat New Y
L YORK 70. lay. Tho locals Is 18th I one run "
4 II, ana the bases fAll, twice. the ninth
Inning were Una bie to hit Dorm " !.
I score r5 81 N. & - !. = = \ - !.
Bostp \. Q OSl 80
ew York 81 !. &. % % o q q Q III
Ia Batteries: Dorner and s. Brown: Wills ll
and Bowcrman.g Time, 2 :os. @ Umpire, Em = y.
allei III 4 N 4.
IA Philadelphia, I Q; Brooklyn 9.
sSBRooKLYr.sN " uly 8. Brooklyn
Was shut out by r Philadelphia at WASH
singtot, Park TO-DAY. ~ The visitors batt ted
Mcintyre hard. s..S
s Score .S 3 - - HI -.
sFhiInde,phia !. q 40 90 2! t--.1o u i551
Brooklyr. 4. V. % o o o o. 90 o o.
& tteries: Dusgi eby and ,. sss Donova Z.
Mcintyre and Der Time, ~; 8 Umpire,
Conway. ~ "a 55f; ..5s
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given perfect support in tho field Danville
not having ono OF the yello w ones che Ky
up against them S I.
The h batting ,honors we're carried y OF I
BY Nc Kevitt, for the Visitors. and Reg gy,
for the locals Each g connect 60 with ~
three safeti es out OF four times up. Pow
eli q ana Richards, OF 81 tho out field # Tor
Danyllle. made d number Of star cal ches.
Tho visitors played we'll In ~ the field
bit had fewf opportunities for an era nd 4
stand work. The two errors OF the Shoe
makers did not figure materially N 1i1e
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II I'D. ByeJ. b. Carneal OH Son; q Ss
Real Est tate Auct loneers
COMMISSIONERS MI AUCTION 4ALE1j
- OFglA&GO ODEDETACHEDIDW Bills

4 Pursuant Ito i deer en- sred 'sin tl,sS;
chancery& Court " b thee tyS OF Ri hrnon6&
On June l1, 1906, III the al,seI of Jamesy .S
Black burn sapd alst ys.E ctavia n Hlas6sAk1s
oprn 3 MSn sMss f,spx Z, 91 lily
e,e1oe proc e sfl! the fe,
Il All hat GER Ain III or parcel 81 saliands
with aii5impro vements he eon. lyinE and ~
being IN the county Of Henri o. State.ot
Virginia, near the .cit ofi Richmoln be-
inR a part OF Lot IN 81 q 50 uare 100ainS
Adams D a tlon. ting on the soathS
side OF Green or Wash ingt ton Street tWen.i
ty-four& feet and Ii ten inc hes (24 y 1o$
inches) and srunning back bet Sparallets
lines one hundred and two feet and sninas
Inches The dwelling has, bout Sssssysl.s
!sarYss to y, such i property. The local Hon
Is good and quiet The. prof. erty siss aly
rented 4. This vii IN AXE ga good home sfors
4 TERM If s-one third of the plrehass|
to$ be- paid Efns cas- H. and the bal ancSa
i'll iY IN equal instalmen ts aI1dSl3I
months from date OF ssa le, eX1 denc dab VI
notes OF d the pure has ser $bearia a Interest,"
from date, and heS tit to be tain 50 by
tha#court until THE &ent tire purchase pricas
is paid Or al Al the ths
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Payer. - AZ AB. r. II. 3. IS. =.
Richards. cf {. /: 9
Powell. 9 3. q 9
Es!5ieT +. +; 81. !: I.
Zurla Sc. IBIS. velssl ~ RS # y
Nc Kenzle, ~ ny @ !5 :. } 3 y
Benny, q y = y X
Howard; II 5i - y = =
3Ii: piay y, 8 ! AB. r. H. =:
|Fr3nrincer N "a . . ~ 80 ts1 r
Mo Kevitt. RI aS83 s1 sI y y
Wilson. IN b 4 !, 9
He tY. b I. {. i. M . -
Hamilton s1 is : s. /; i g
iyXa !st ..: I'll S
Totals A !. i. i. |. = 40 10 Z, 2
al Score ~ innings: !. !, ! !, Z |. !. /. r !;
Danville Y , y g q
Ia Summary: Earned A rlinsss--;DI anyille I;
LynchburR ~ Stolen bases--,Reggy;s-f se
zerG and Doy1eN 7. sacrt Ace hlts-Ri G *
Two-ba 70 hltsRegsy, Powell Fe ~ 1T
man nan Struck o,it.-Ry Howard, By
bioser. Il 1. M Base on bal Off Howard. ~:
on doser, q. S38l Hit by itched ball-By
Moser, ). II Pa ssed balls lsh, 1::52. . Left
on bAs es--D anville. n 9; Ilynchburg 8: Tine
of game, one q hour and 3 Forty minntes.
Umpire. carter:;sSsof I1ynchp At ten
dance 800 s$S Il ~