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4 eFClubs.
Detroit St Iouis, (.

n
i$DETRo ITfs NJ CHI. juno q. Detroit punched
AK hts with three errors and X two pms sec.
acorrg sevsn runs and making the gam sal e..
score by Innings !, \ !, 3 4 Z . y ~ ~ =;
Spencer Time, i,a5. Umpire. sheri dan an Z,
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 2.
CLEVELAND. o. Juno 2 Cleveland ~ de- Z.
feated Chicago by the score q - o. e Waisn
~ ha w' nG
Cleveland o g 90 .5--s u
cL!easo " q wa,sh
oven and Sullivan. Time. umpllrcs cons NJ
molly and Evans. .. vi sfs!f 3ssS "
t. New FORK, s I; Boston,
!, NEw YORK, June %. Tho New York Amer
leans eos Iy defeated boston to-day by, To- Y, ~
Score by innings. 4 \ q - s. - - -
Boston ! (, o SseS6SiYsy IL
NDatteries.Dir,een ana q 4 r1nb rt,.ter: Chesbro
and Mcguire. Time. 49, Umpsres Sonn no.
Washington, Sc Philade phia, 9-5
pS MAis sp|it even double IS
aaa a e.. .h oea, team Team ,he
Fit hard aud timely In the frat
score by innings. / 4 RI 4 n ,dSf p !;
81 =
Observation-Disclosures and Heydon: Coakley, BEN
der and shreck. Time g Umpire. g 1>ousn
Second game q. /, 1, !,
Score by innings e. q q. ~ -. |.
washingt J, o. =. ~: s.
ss snd
ss'a * Dy Tms, io Gimpise Loushn
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DEAD MULE ON STREE VI
Lay Many Hours at Fifth and lIa
IA Cary Streets.

From s O'Clock u Thursday a ternoaHS
until 10 O'clock! yester day morning a dead
mule was allowed to lie az Fl I'll end cary
Streets. where 4 had been shot by. Agsht.
AZ Cruelty to Animals. at ter the unfnrT
ttunata animal had len and brok Sltsl
legs All q. gsS s5sS "a u " & s5 Gill:
Stremelvf Annoyed. Numerous cqmpla intSl
were made about II 70 the authori les
as the proper nv thori{ y Y who kas !. au;la1
cases In Fcharge 90 ld mot bsa locat ed.
ina was removed on "a aray at 10 q'nlacle'
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Proper TRANSIT rs sT'hurs,dsl;a,y III

NJ Richmond ~ r, .. Bowles and 4 viii US q
Il. Bauers executrfx. 22 zee on a norm
l!ne q e syo Street e feet vest e short
Al Dugene IL Davis, 70 Kate Lee ! q !
feet On south side Of Grace Street, 224.38i
feet west OF Lon, bar dyr. Street, y, OQ0.
q {. Besley i ygn 81 eRis fe s.
Rak a. Street, Get NJ oieE Nort l5
toT Thomas M.5TeD obson1a 5.e2 res isat
q. p. Fisher RE timond n IA Els sseng 9!
and Power3.c ~ Sar acre On
tho Ninc Hfild Road, Sss ,s
q u; Els he tfAste and M h rs own
s ssFss ffsi
plan S.. NJ .sa
Joseph 81, J, Bryan. ii I'd de
Y ssand 8lt4'
plan 81 S3royess y, ..
Property Transit rsa Friday,
Richmond fttskuEh and Y ssn!aT sps7s
s trnatee east
Line Oh Linden Stree $40 afe snorth 81
bena y N Y y, y I, !. n,
nrat street. 1888 feet north, 81 " Street,
IL. NJ. smitt, ana wife " David 81. Wis
Street, Isl Q.s4s
34f ID. ". q tes and wi 70 to- same. 50 feet
on north line Of Frank lin Stree Is 90 feet
west Of Ch6sape k Ind Y OF 10 ilroad
e ss Us ts &,
tsot nes9f
|. Street s27 Q-Sh fee north II iS Of ict
olson street md feet on
wests les ter ST reet 81, 400 L.
ones n, Lipscon,b,
first Street, j 9;a y = n feet Il north iii Of
Lei gh% s treett sub Joe to Sd deed OF trust
for 81 s160 81, 900 IS5
5 Henrico: John NICK inley TO g.
and Liians "a. E ran al, et& on5s nth
side of Caring s treet 81 Vs
asS Marion It. and Percy S: y Read to- Frieda
Monroe, lots 828# and 28, In block BIZ secS
tion@1 plan aof,, H $780,
5S, Roaal eyA ana it,A rthur N. s sNutledg es ITO
EJulianaan Susie Mn as eit 80 eon outh
Ilnes Wallace AZ street, 10 2aa i69b west Of
Ritohie Street. 81
"A. Clenry :Iand SS$1vif III ~ Eddie King,
lot Of " land on v mort h lin q OF II IacQueln
Street, g. lS8 H. Get east q hin ton
Julia ~ ~ \ III ailace3 aiinrtders f5to
Him Street. Il 10 2-3 8 feet east OF w ashing-
ton AStrfet 49, 0s
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PORTSMOUTH SHUT @ UT.
Played Errorless Game. but Could
Not Hit. "a Il
.(specinl to The 9Times:D lspatch.) q

q 8 Especial TO The Times; Dlspatch.) Il
PoRTsMouTH. June 2s.-1na q Bill D y
sity3 to htS.witt men on bases was the
eatise OK Ppgtsmou II, a defeat by Norfolk
To- 4ay.g Tho Score was 2 to- Q In one Of
the fastest games OF the season ..s3 schu-t
man and #OteyS were tn jopposinE PIT chers,
and both did IL great work. Norfolk got
only one more hit than Portsmo lth but
four Of the FIVE vera bun ched and rctted
earned runs: portsmouth MAO seye .,,a
necessary hits did not materiali ze,8 4 and
a \ shut-out was the result Portsfnonttl
played an errorless game, while Nor
folk had three bungles chalked4u up against
her. Norfolk had only three men as e:
as second ii and two scored. Aside from
the good work OF T tman In right. there
were no features. The 4 Gliding OF BOTH
teams was good. The score:
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about IL, and, a fter passing the tirnaSo1S
day passed him n few sbl oWs.s and ssss
changed q 'l!e''Swlth him. x
@SI"Tt wasn't much OF IL scra Us sc ssit III
witness. @ ". III as2f1
III ord, get mo into q tlgt 4. l'd 90 n.y.
level best. said the Great Chtafs 81 NJ
face lighting up with the Warintils sss
Mars. Fine you Is,
And then the great EXPO und led o. Hlaak.S
stone settled himself swearll for 81 3lonSs
OWL dock OF, FL y lssS
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MARRIAGE MADE PU BIZ c; I.
a. THE GROOM IN VIRGINIA
fsnec,al 10 The Tlmes-D ispat

Especial TO The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
u X BOSTON, 4 MAss..s1 June ga 9 long
courtship. followed by n secret ma rria RIA
I'M York September bth ln ,a q, IS sne
gcret When she tries. The br ide tin the
case Il Miss Marion Ford \ OF IT fo Man
from Now'' Company, playing here and
tho groom Is Ernest Otto. q commer r,i
einia far his silrn.3, the secret eoIIed out
To-day ! and whom "A ct to-: returns to
Boston the company viii 81 We the couple
% FORMAL reception, Il
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AMATEUR Games ITO
BE- played. TO-DAY y.
Lively Interest centering in the
Result Of the Amateur d
u sj Series.
Richmond Amateur Baseball
" .ss League. 4:
OR TIME 8. pisPATc y CUP. il A
Standing ,of the Clubs. d
Richmond Amateur Baseball
Where They Play T To-day,

~, WNeE0 = ICY u ~ = O,0Sys
b g.. & q. Shops and Tlmes- Dispate ll--ja
n. NJ, at Paramount, VI s
II Z. & II, jenkins and "a. b. ia ylor--4 1850
r.. NJ, Mt Fulton: u Il s3 345f y.
Cans and 6, 8 o, Q OFFICES $50 =. nj. ut
Loeos and snowpal $50 +. NJ, q
Chestnut Hlll, j.s1
The Amateur Baseball League games
Will all be played according to schedule
to-day. All the eight teams are In their.
fighting &arlnor now, and every team Ia
trying It's best to take the lead. which now
belongs to the American Locomotive
Works. The first place was held for a
long time by the Cedar Works. but this
team now occpples second place, with the
III 81, Taylor Company, Il. Il Il
\ The In myers, who had brought up
the rear 30 long. now have partner In
the team of the o., g. q, on Ices and they
confidently expect now to, climb Sthelr
way slowly to- The 4 top OF the column,
which 10 still afarS of, ST .'y ts5s
III The Inkslingers Will choose their team
today, from the following plen+ Ricketts,,
Smith, FL RI cha rdson, y at, George Bryan,
White. ponahue. Coates. HAY Cardozn,
Gardner, Brannan and Th ornton. tss
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Fulton Park Again.

The futon Park matte was hyp,lGht W Sns
s saass sfG BEFORE saasis asos s
tns s so1m. sas lRS h.saa
told Squire Thomas thar he feared hpstly
Jury al the hands Of CLARK q. tld the ~ ~
trate called Clarke to hls dssk Npa nsa9S III
swear thar he would NOT molest KonAsas
tics Thomas also REQ ired Clarke III xkye
IN tho sum oS ktoa Sos fgSss eAa
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Il Score by innings: isga Z:
Lynchburg ~ 49, II 3
Roanoke Z. \. N 20 i o. 000 O}1i0-2
SUMMARIZES olen bases. b ven "a ring
er and Holt Two base hits
sbasas hits I. Holt a and Me eyitt. Double
plays. Phiipho and Lam ham: Struck out,
by.C arterS4, by sturser 2. Bases onfballs,
by sturxer Q S(yRilson and Walsh Time
81 game. one hour and thirty minutes
Umpire, Mr. Hoffner. ia "a g55s NJ ,ss
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AT tho Il request OF the owner,, xes'
offer for sale. on
onydlaY July 06ss

al o'clock p. NJ !, 4 on the pre- mises.
excellent tenant has been tn Ne a Snli1 "
Der 81 years and Inns no idens of SXacattDls
tho promises unlcsB forc ed to \ do ss0Nhx
tho purchaser. The pro pertY1 VIII ylsl9|
tanaunusually large revenue on Che pE5GG
expected \ and II Will certainly pay $yoN ~
attend this 50 e iss s8
5l1t TERMS: One-thlrd cash. bn lance sat s v
"a and Is months, or II sired a % sleEsS
~ se''''s ~ oHAPiN,s q HuslH5s Ss:s
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Norfolk \. Q I Q Q 900 IL
summary-Earned runs, Norfolk q, Two
base hits. Fischman and Mcmahon.
Stolen bases, y itman and Clark, sacrl-
fee hits; Hogue and Foster. l3a SEES on
balls, by Oteys 2, Struck out, by schumnn
8. by OteyS I, Time OF game. 1885. Um-
pre- Staehle. e g}
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8; Long. 4.s5 wild pitches Long 4. Time Of
game two hours ten mif I, teA. 4 Umpire,
sNewhouse Attendance, $500. III 4
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American. Association.

AZ ST. I,aul--st. & Paul. Kansas CITY, ss5gs
: 1o: Columbus. Q. AZ .
Al Aiinneapolis--M inneapolls.}1 !: AilHaukee.i
AT ls-1ndi Annapolis Louisville
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( Southern L league, Il ]. il ],

II AZ Atlanta AtIanta, II i ~ I,irmingh 8.
&At Afcrnphis- Memphis. IL II Little Rock.
al Nashyiiie-Sa shv 10, 4, s; Mont gonery 2.
& AZ Shreveport Shreveport. !: New Orleans
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J Boston, 3;- New York, .,
y Philadelphia, 81 Brooklyn, X
South Atlantic League.

AZ saya n sd vannah 2;aJncksonville III
At cha riest cha rleston. 2; Macon. 0 (nrst
camel cha rlestoh. Z !: Macon, 2i (sec0hd game).
AZ AuR uSta- oiuHlbia, 4; y Augusta on #a&s
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MICROSCOPE Material.

s .Yaas, q suddenly declared Choy p raneliss,:
TIN going to work. I've made up my m!
what a delicate operation !'1-Tbo Catholic
Standard and Times. M
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D[.ailyCourt Rec rd'I

N Law and Equity 5s
u Judgments entered yesterday. SWIFT u
Company We. 1sabella s o. Houke, for
$3.50 Is. * *, 5 Fl \ IA, n RG1t 4 5,tt5 $50
IA Suits Instituted yesterday.5 O. u. Pear
son vs.. Westert Union Telegraph Corr1-
pany, for 500; Hnllie Ostrandor vs, Tho
Same, for $780, q M ~; 2, n ~ y; 4
"a Hustings Court. Il.
Cases tried esterday: Petition OF Cllff
Well, for writ of8mandanitis, compelling
20. Az 1fnwk lns. Commissioner OF Revenue.
to Issue Hin II license to run N Il O. gar
slot machine, was heard. and the applica
tion rcftised, vi 3s n liS ~
A Miscellaneo,is: Court will atijnurn to-
day, for the tune term. The July term
will. begiriS Monday at IL o clock, Wheti ne
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a UcTrON sA Thys INV.
TRAD ! I! /,
AUCTION SALE

5AELARG E.f LC1 IL OF 81. DR. Id II txT zen
}TOsDA THE OR n p II q y SSs
ST AN ~ FIR N KILN & SIR EffSTk Ia
Sai TO-DAY, b IA
we will sell for the owner MA
marble slabs for cd,int ssr IN. II w
gpiitsideSs hoW-case, tfree I'LL count M
Cd Sea. two wall cases, five tHhll hxss
one flne colonial 8doubleSd DOR cook ran ke, N
snsi, and doors, one run0 y5oilt ot11 sDaXt6i
agon. orln ice box. Wa neat
new, and lots OF FOODS TOO
orous q i rI nsa s!fAS ,Ss.
H. ~ B UFo II d. N lana yer AMI 81 lesmanA
~ q. 11s Demon,
n Heal Estate KAN ctio neera. III sss
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sAt the request 4 Of I he owner. sWoSS AM
offer this house ana lot n 4
ilo8s AuoEsd oN 81 GLY
at 1850 q, al ocls F his " ho.se%wa
built by he oWn or for h!s use
Snlne rooms, raj a 81 ~ and sa hathsi
3bath-tub, marble wnshstan W. All
nice order. and 5s$ is heated by latroDA Z
stpy 0e y raat az r,,n tas
q good DEPTH Ii These promises can has 1as:
speoted B any day be tween q the hours lfs
and M. and g and 2. M
TERMS-Liberal,l w and s8s announced saIasA
D; 4Auott oneeFlsf
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Pittsburg, 5;H st. Louis, 2.

Pittsburg, s; ST. Louis, z.
sT. X uis, lins TO- = Free hitting won 1, to-
days galr,c for 1pittsburg t5 10 ~ Wagner was
es gssla " .,tro,nE ith
ST. iouls. J. io-. g
BnttcriesG pruhot ana GRADY; Wills ana
dibson. Time. ! :l5. Umpire O DAY 3:Sss III
Boston, 8 4 New Y ork, =.
# BOSTON e June 70 oston turns1 th: tables t.
OH Now York by consecutive hitting IN to-day
game, winning byS3 to 5Ssgf VA = - :,
Score by innings 5 N ]. u, y =. ~ af y;
New York 3 90 Q o.-2.4 h,
5} Batteries Young and n eedhafn; NJ l;innityI
ana noworrnar time, 4 las. H umpires, Ehlslto
and Conway. vi VA hi 3i MI VIZ
Philadelphia, S Brooklyn (. 8
pHlLADELPlIIA juno g s.By connective A.,
hitting day Phladelphiaa Broo.klyln !,
Bfeefiya S ( { 3
3atterles-- scanlon and Bergen Lush and
Dooin. Time. rs: 89 Umpire. ohnstonc e.
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n is5.sf N D
sATUR0 AYy ! Y NEf soT H,hi
AUCTION SALES, Future DAY.

'IG ssSs G. L. 81 II. L. DENOON,ss.sssais:
vi uct ION 0er1gsi
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zi5$ BY Chaplin g Hume. n
sSsft Real Estate Auctioneere,sS

On OF s,s
LARGE Store and Dwell linz
PART BRIG K AN o PART z N ~
mi D 8l6 Thirt y SCI ond Ssl'tlsS
Renting SIS Per lAnnu msS
LOT 4sx1 go.
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4 1BytI seldom Tayl erl.S 81 o,,s N.
y 4i Real Est to "A uctiOneers.s d

EpURLlc Sal
of that new e modern II and very 81 attracS
tive TWO-STORY8 BRIGIkssDW
IN q: Sl4 West Mai Street, Just yOnd
ENonrDa Pm .S6
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NSDAHD AtJ CTr q /
M af1ager ami & Salesman.
u. AUCTION SALE.

~ q. ~ an Il. Ss9s
HEAL Estatek Aucti oneerA q ~
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4 The Committee on st. Johnss BuryiEng5
ground met and disposed OF bill and pay
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30

After all, the Barons may not have the same catchers next season. Manager Armour, formerly at the head of the De-
 troit Americans, but now in charge of the Toledo team of the American association, is reported to be very anxious to acquire the services of Harry Matthews. On top of this, the local management has re- ceived q letter from Lee Garvin to the effect that unless certain money is paid him, he will not return to Birmingham.
 The local management had heard noth- ing in an official nature concerning the alleged overtures that Manager Armour has made to Matthews It Is practically certain, however, that if Toledo offers an acceptable sum for the 'indomitable Harry" the management will be willing to part with him. It is said that when Manager Armour was in Birmingham last spring with the Detroit Americans, he was attracted to the work of Matthews, and then and there determined to use
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
RUSSIA CHANGES PLANS
 FOR GUARDING TREASURE

In addition to the cashier, M. Hermann, who was robbed by the band, his two as sistants and several other customs em- ployes have been arrested on suspicion of complicity in the plot
 The governments u1timatum to the facul- ty of the university. announcing that the institution would be closed if meetings involving the participation of .non-stu- dents were continued, was defed today An immense mass meeting was held in the university building, at which many workmen, professional men and several army officers were present. After fiery revolutionary speeches had been delivered a resolution was adoptd declaring that the gifts of the Emperor October 30, had proved Ya1ueless and asserting that the situation of the country is as intolera ble as before the manifesto. A second reso- luton rejected proposition to celebrate October 30 with q meeting or demonstra- tion as the anniversary was not deserving or special notice, and it was useless to play into the hands of the police by provoking disorder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
GARVIN AND MATTHEW'S
 MAY NOT BE RETURNED

him when an opportunity presented itself In spite of the certain weaknesses of Matthews, he will probably make good with Toledo. The American association is not very much stronger than the South ern league, and the characteristics of the old Baron catcher will hold him in excellent stead.
 Garvin wants the management to pay him for the time that he was i'll in Hot Springs last spring. It is remembered that the season was fairly well advanced before Garvin reported for duty he being delayed on account of illness. It seems now that Garvin wants the local manage ment to pay him for that time, and threatens not to return in case his de- mands are not met with
 The local management received this in- telligence with surprise, as during the season, Garvin said nothing about this little matter. Why he should have wait ed until after returning home is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
BRYAN ON IOWA'S
 LOCAL POLITICS
SAYS IF ANY STATE COMMITTEE MAN OCCUPIES POSITION SINH. LAR TO THAT OF ROGER sULLI- VAN HE OUGHT TO RESIGN.

Des Moines, Iowa, October 29.--William J. Bryan. in an address here tonight, re- ferred to the charges that the stua- tion in Iowa Is such that he could not consistently object to Roger Sullivan's s remaining on the national committee and at the same time support the state dem ocratic ticket in Iowa. He said:
 If there is a member of the state com mittee who occupies the position that MT. Sullivan occupies, I will insist that he ought to resign from the committee MT. Sullivan is an official in a franchise holding company that is constantly seek ing fayors at the hands of the city and state. If there is any member of the dem ocratic state committee in Iowa who oc- cupies the same position, I will say him, as I said of MT. Sullivan, that no man can serve two masters. and that no man ought to be a member of the demo- cratic organization who is connected with a favor-seelHing corporation, for such a one cannot be just to the public and to his corporation at the same time.
 If there is a person on the state com mittee who is opposed to railway rate legislation, or who tried to defeat the bill proposed by the President for railroad regulation, he ought to resign from the committee for the democratic party can not afford to have any one connected with it's party organization who takes the side of the railroads against the people on this proposition
 MT. Bryan accused Governor A. B. Cummins of receding from his position on tariff reform and censured him for his alleged support of Lafolettes ene- mics in Wisconsin. He said the republi- can party in Iowa was hopelessly divid- ed and predicted a democratic victory in the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
BIG RUBBER CONCERN.
Half Billion Dollar Concern Will Re.
 suit From Consolidation.

Mexico City, October 29.-The Mexican Herald today says: Within the next six months the merger of the Consolidated Rubber company and the United States Rubber company will be effected, and the organization of one of the greatest indus trial combinations in the world oon- pleted
 Included in the merger will be the sub sidiary companies controlled by the two larger corporations, the Rubber Goods Manufacturing company and William Simmington & Co.,, the stock of which is owned by the United States Rubber oon1- pany and the American Rubber company, which has just been formed by the in- terests controlling the Continental Rub- Der company, to take over the Congo rub Der properties of King Leopold of Bel gium. The new corporation, which will be formed to take over the holdings of all the various companies. will have a capital of at least half billion dollars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
ENSLEY PRIMARY
 HELD YESTERDAY
TICKET HEADED BY F. G. FON- WILLIE FOR MAYOR IS NOMl- MATED WITHOUT OPPOSITION. DEMOCRATIC RALLY PLANNED.

Ensley. October 29.--(SpeciaD Follow ing is tle result of the democratic pri- mary held today for city officers:
 For Mayor-F c. Fonvile, PTS
 Aldermen-First ward A. P. Moss. 231 G. W. Veitch. 196; c. F. Lind. IS.
 Second Ward-L. M. Slye, 2S6 W. R. Stewart, 239
 Third Ward-Tom L. Keenan, 196; r. J. Largo 242 J. M. Maxwell B.
 Fourth Ward--J. P. Brown, 132; A. L. De Funiak, 13S; P. B. Patton, 2lS.
 Fifth Wards. N. Matson, 249; W. H Zuber. 247.
 Chief of Police-T. l.. Camp, PTS
 City Attorney-W. w. Shortridge, 231. City Physician-Dr. l.. II. Johnson, 169 Dr. W. II. Wynn, 125.
 City Clerk-Z. T. Fenquay, 241.
 Treasurer and Tax Collector-F. B , Fuller, Jr., 265. \ Street Commission-R. P. Guy, POI Tony Macon. 50.
 The Re~f II. c. Sednger, state eYange list of the Christian church. is conducting a series of revival services at the Chris tion church in this city. He preached tw sermons yesterday to large and appre ciau tive congregations.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Fifs Methodist church held an interesting nfetng this afternoon.
 & G. Braswell and family of Mobi have moved to l1nsley, where they vii make their future home. Mrs. Braswell i q sister of A. E. Wells of this city.
 There will be a democratic rally a the opera house in this city tomorrow risht at o'clock in the interest of Judg, D .I sheriff, several prominent speakers vii make addresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Cincinnati


 Cincinnati, October 29.-Ed Corrigan's cap, the feature of the card at Latonia. today Sam Moffheimer finishing second and Dawson third. Frank Me, the favor ite, fell and broke a leg, and was later destroyed. Jockey Henderson was seri- ously injured. Two fayorites, two second choices and two outsiders captured the purses. Track fast
 First race, six furlongs-Alta Mcdonald lo4 Craylor), 15 to l, won; The Golden Bird, 1O6 (Aubuchon), b to l. second. Ouardi, 99 UloyD, F to 1, third. Time 1:15 1-5.
 Second race, six furlongs-McChord. 1O5 Apstin), Il to ,, won; Salvage. III (Au- buchon), to ,, second; King Pepper. 1C7 (Mountain), to l. third Time Ills S-5.
 Third race, mile-Darthula, 99 (Ferris) II to 10, won; Gladiator, 106 (Aubuchon) To Co 1, second; Red Thistle, 109 (Moun- tain), 12 to ,, third Time, 1:n 2-5.
 Fourth race, free handicap, steeple- chase, short course-Barnes, 1SO (Iorri- son), to ?, won; Sam Hofheimer. 15S CRusselD, 12 to 1, second; Dawson, 156 CMc- Knney), 30 to l, third. Time, S:O2. Onyx II. pulled up; Arc Light ran out; Frank Mo fell.
 Fifth race one mle-Besterling, 97 (Moreland), to 1, won; Auditor. 100 (Mor- ris), to ,, second; Joe Coyne, 91 (Shill- ing), to 1, third Time, 1.S9 3-5 Sixth race, one mile and three-eighths- Miss Rllie III (Wishard), to 20 won; Sanction, 101 CR. Harris), Is to 1, second Moccasion Maid, 94 CMorrls), 30 to l, third Time, 2:22.
 Entries for Today. First race, six furlongs, selling-Alyth, S9; Camille, Spider Web, Helmuth, Golden Pheasant, Emma ", King Leopold, 96; Plebian, 114 Red Ruby. 119; Cortez, Nuns Yelling IA: Oliver. Iii; Roosevelt Blytheness, Adare 119; Toboggan, 122 Second race, mile, selling-Dr. Young 9S; Water Lake, The Mate, Beldon, 10: : Mackey, kilmore, The Laurel, Matthew Calt, 107; Arabo, Handy Bill, 110. Third race, six furlongs-W Wabash, St. II. l.. Frank, Wee Lass, Ethel Day, 99; Meadow Breeze, 107.
 Fourth race mile. selling-Annie Berry, 9S; Minnehaha, Noel, Ruby Right, 9S Trenoa. Daring, 101; Antibitha, Suzanne Rocamore. 102; Happy Jack. 1O5; Choice Operas, Light Opera, Sincerity Belle, St. Noel, 1O7; Albula, 110; Rebounder, 114. Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs-