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Y, B, ANY1LLB.

NJ llG n
r,A e r Sslll8s.
n y, inrs $50 x, s.. Il. ii. q.
Hickards. CT. y. II. 3S o#S!
sReggy. !. 4. s OAa 9 9
poWolI I. /. /. l lsjs
ger, RI ff' as aS$s -, (
gDdyIe 22b; y. /: hi On S5 Vi !.
Zuria Sc, 4. ,3s Y ~ Sss :
SNfcK enzs. IS \. ~ III = \
Benny, t'5' u 81 S IA ii
Howard, & 81 II q.
totals i MI s
iSs$S SI5YN cIHB1IRG 6.
q I vors "A. 81 IL o. ATE.
NJ 1, !, u, !. 80 81 \. 81
AM ~ 4 Z I. /. :. !. 8
iSav,t 4 II !. I, /. I. /. o.
wilson /. Q o ,S;s 9
Holt. ~ @ y .
sI'otman. CT. - - :.
IIamil ton, 3b. 4. 81 s5a = !
Reiss, ~. y
5.tI. ;sI,;';sy i
se5Tg by innings Z Z Y
Danvile Y y y H., Y
so, NARY 2 & Earned Nh, re-.
M sacTd fica i,its-B entNeg Stolen paseasrr--
Pcgev, .: Bowen Two base htts-Fet zer.
Rannya and Darange Bal 30 fon alls-ptf
I3x,sa ~ ST r,ik BY IIo wa I'd. a
EfyVaid ri tnhes-R ciss: 4. Passed Sbal IS.
~ III sw Left 81, flases AWHILE,
4 1wnchb,rg, s. Time OF game. one tPql1r
and af " MIMI les. Wllons sv
88A tendance co. s }giSssp
Afternopn ga me. n is
rs s q DANvILLE. s ssfE
VI s. s, Z, go,.s Az. R.H O.As II.
ERlekards 98$ 81 81
SReggy.s Sb:;.. 4. z ~ =
Powell. =. : II ~ = y
Fctzer. RI. & sSfl 8o li9.
Zt us ~ l 4. u. {. y 80
& l,emsA'e Z 80 /.
Wins ton. n p I. 4. /. =. 9
Totals VI !. !. IS l2 al 4 81
LYNcHBURG.
spla yars b. RaII q. Az n,
rarlnger, IS, !. !. I, /. !. ~.
&Rowen, 2bs:s. 4. x. ]. 8 s3 !!
Hently, Z. i. 4. h. II :
AicKeyttt. 9 q i3s !a5 9 =
Wilson, A q = 81 5s
Holt, lb,..:;t ) W. ~
GHTOtman,as I, 9 55 Y z IN
,,sgsl !, q - So
e n N - ~ -- ~ - -
Tofai I, /. /. !. &. !. r. 70 n IS
III Score by Innings ~ 70 $s, Il u n,
Lynchburg .,..,.. so ! n Ia az O77-s
Summary: Earned runs--D lille, q
Iynehburg, 8. Sacrifice hlts-T otman,
sIIamil ton. "a. stolen bias s--E' txer, OF
man 3, Two-bRse III Powell and CUR
lag II Home ri ns- * Base on balls
sOff Winston, 81 q q foser, & 2. Struck OUT
by Winston, Z, AIoser, ID pitches
Winston, 4 Time OF game, 40 Um-
piro, N ewhouse s Attendance, 1900. s8
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* - i
Jordan, s. \. !. 10 9
5Lolris al. 9 3 5tt1
strebeigh, 3b. I Il 9 ~, ~
}R seWdtps 81.
3 Tai Ii n Z. 7. 4: q s.
&ssigssI NORFOLK n =,
!. Il PLAYERS. NJ. AF3 RI H "a. r..
SS 'sss 4; ]
Evans, y "a \ 3 u
Foster, q. /. Z.
$Seitz SIS I. 3. !. ~ g stsa
BenboW Up - d
Stanley, I. /. \ =. =
i. u. IS ~ u y Z,
Z Score by tnnln t " Y Z Y 4 u y
Portsmout y
SUMMARY: Harmed yorfolls y y. i.
4Two-base tiits-Dl NJ 'IhreeJ pass
jhits-McMnhon. stolen base <alnS9 and a
Evans. n Sacrifice hitsG and ~, ! Nc !,
Eases On balls III .RoVeil q on Stanley.
5. hit BY Y. : l2 snai
5D.Iby Stanley, o. Time 20 { gameE-;l nous
and 80 minutes Unplres, sta enc \ ah NJ
sNeWho use. MA sS .S 35s 5l.5 S
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Richmond.

Players. ~ 3: 'S ;E - n
sapp, 8 ! .s$ ~
Sl lg..,.. y 3 ~ $
Ivy ~ q !, /, 1S 2
e e;..,l : D, i vs. % o 2 $$t
;Slebrie,Bc, = n = 4:
Dorm s335 s9a ! 81
1Cown1l, G : AS Y = Y 1s q
till I. s. b
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Richmond.

Richmond,
L PLAYERS, M ABB. r. II, IA, u,
Sapp, 3b,,,.s,',t,,t. ,,.;t,'a 81 ~, Y @ ! AZ
Hicks, n, ,s,.,,,s....3 81 Y S5 y
Shafter. r az 5Soo = y
Cuddy. 2b,.4. ..,,,.,,,.s...S ! I NJ
Anthony O. f.-,,,,,,,...sf4 EYy y MS n y
,eoWan, ,,,~t...,,aa N Z u w
3s' II nj t8s, ~ - s-- ~ ~ -
Il Totals ,,,.,. !. y, al s 81 70 ts1
Roanok
AZ Players. Ii. a ~ y, \, " q, y;
Brown, 70. f.,,s.,. ,'.s,,i,, g :
,Iianhaln.i9 Z I, Y
Kelleyis3 y % y ~ s,
Watson, sb, "a h, .,,s w Y d y Z
R 15s4 y.
s ta' t KY r.' ..s,
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Cf1ICAGO CAPT. JRES 30 17 '14
CLEVELAND CLIlVCF1ES LEAD
Heavy Day In Big Leagues Results III Even Break FOR
All Except Two Champion Teams s5
Break For
4 Results Of Yrster DAYS Games.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Morning ua,riea: J, FL
Gle,yeia,Tnd. Detroit q I, yr
VI s 70 tifs, 8: chicago, o. 4
Washington, 81 Boss,t q on y N X;
sAftarnoona Games n Il i85 x
58i Cleyelnnd,82;S Detroit Il
sl New Y ork 4, 3 i; I'h lladelphla, 1. a
8 Clifcago,Fb I. st. OulH, 1. 8Ssg t ltsss3
Boston, %; Washington, 9. 5s.s &SS3
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2 u Y; !; Il, 4A25
~ ! s9SorS s tT5rrfiIg atrsls

!, =, ah g 5a99fo VIVA oso~o
t,l - nsa I. g 9 9 9 vt
'sI Summary: stolen basessap 9, I,
sha Var cowa DOUBLE ll { :: vi =,
Reeve ma shatrer. Base on p ~ sMi
cassidy. itsby he!1s,Tp q,
~ said s. Struck 3 ~ y
cassidy 10. PASSED balls-SC- y WILL ~ Y Z 4
Wild III. Y, p y III 1Jm s
two l,oHgs and te z ml nonfy ID Il
ft'e .H pattsd for san lYninth M
}, u, hit nv ri tched ball. $
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NA NJ AoU :
Morning Games; III.
Chicago, 1, Plttsb1rR, 0. L
SSI3oston, q; hlladelphla, 2. A
Cincinnati 12;#4t Louis, O..
New York; HrOokl yfl-- Rain. a

Afternoon q alnes III
Chicago. / |, Pittabtirg.iS0 .:
4 phlladelp1la,45 8; Boston, Q.
r ST. Louis, as Cit1clnnatl ~
Now Y ork. 8. Brpoklyl 2.
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u s
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Was patrOnizl.edIilll9by,f
the fash Iona bic u sles:E!
1lleht tlils bed
Sful section. he ! g
show ca III q D ,ciliI5II
tho lawn d = Carter
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a ~ r Scfcdulcd for To-day.

S!I3oston at MI WI ork. S n III n, vs. sS5
s9 ChicngO X 1T FL Il sburg . IA " w sI n
II " 81 asI5 Philade pha at Brook IN. Nj
Cincinnati al 8 &. 10 uiy.
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5.,.Ys:.a3sf Re
Roanoke.
Totals.

yers. ~ III; g 81 ~ 4 S
8Lnpham, M = vi y - l 1 NJ u
Sharp, = s = III ~ sa $s 3
Watson, s.; . sS I 5S 5 $S (
Peipho. 2b u x Z " \ 34g
Smith, ri, a t = = ss n #
Crutohley. So NJ! a CHI = V @
Cooper, y = I'll n3ikff IA,
NCnSsidY, p W. II -l, vs.
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Washington at PHILADELPHIA. 81 81 N s;;l 38
Ny ,i,icnKo at C I'D. $s
Y stg St. 4 OUTS mt Detroit.
n Ut CIV X ork at Boston.
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.AEgr I: ~ "a a.
Both pltc hers were IN fine ifettle. and 1l
thpra was n ever q moment when one
could ecast the resul t Of the game with
any egreeg Of surerless. Colonel Still
was nvincible lowing on three hits
and strikin out q oyen Vi men. e,assid
gave seven It's and strucl eli ten mem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
FEDERAL COURT TO
ENFORCE SUNDAY LAW
Judge Waddill, in Permitting Re
newal Of Lease Of Horse Show
Building, Adds Clause.

Judge Edmund Waddiu Jr and tie
United States Court yesterday took a
hand I'm enforcing Sabbath Observance az
the Amphitheatre in the West End where
the exhibitions Of the Richmond Horse
Show Association have been held In
decree confirming the renewal of the
lease OF the proprty 10 the Rienmoud
Horse Show Association for term ~
four years from date the court specific
celly forbade any form Of amusement "a
the big building on the sabbath dag in
these words. which he added lu his own
handwriting TO the language u the dee
cree confirming the contract. "But the
said contract is TO be entered into upon
the express condition and understanding
that the premises and properties devised
are not to be usd for any form OF anuse-
ment on the Sabbath day"
Upon this express condition the court
authorizes Henry T. Wickham and Viii
liam Northrop. receivers in the suit of the
Bowling Green Trust Company. trustee.
vs.. the virginia Passenger and Power
-ompany ct ais. TO lease the property
The lease filed with Ia. decree stfp-
uiates that the trustees leases the Horse
Show building for four years az an am
nual rental OF 500. with the understand
ing that the building is to be kept Omen
winter and summer for amusement pur-
poses. The Amusement Corporation also
agrees to pay the sum OF $500 for two
skating rink floors and $3.50 per pair for
go pairs Of skates The buildings.
stables. etc, nre to be turned over ON the
first day OF October for one month for a
Horse Show.
The contract also provides for the
carrying out OF the agreement between
the receivers and the Reunion Committee
Of the Confederate Veterans. thus insuring
the use Of the building for the reunion.
The lease OF the property by the Amuse-
rnent Park Corporation Is extended from
September /. 1906. until December 81. 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
FOREIGN EXPOSITIONS.
British India and Spain Seek 10
Aid Agriculture.

The annual Indian Industrial aud Ae--s
cultural Exhibition will be held I'm cal
cutta early IN December.
Although the scope OF the exhibition.
according 10 the Indian Trade journal. Is
confined 70 articles OF Indigenous growth
and manufacture, yet arrangements will
De made for the exhibition Of machinery
and appliances Of fore IN rrarurtct,,,.
which are likely 10 help and develop In
dian industries. All communications
should be addressed TO the Honorable
Secretary at the Exhibition Once" G.
Bowbazar Street. Calcutta
The German consul In Madrid reports
that an agricultural and industrial exhi-
biton Will be held during the month
Of September at Valladolid. Considera BILE
activity IS being shown In Valladolid and
ne ighboring provinces IN the direction OF
improving and undermining agricultural
methods.
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Danville Tobacco Report.


DANVILIE VA September e9.-We
have had two weeks Of fairly large re-
ceipts of the regular staIk-clrcd tobacco
The sales have lasted on an AVERAGE tu
about one o'clock
II the receipts OF the past two weeks
are an indication Of the crop in the old
belt, we conclude that it is not altogether
bad one by any means. 10 is true that
really fine tobaccos Of all kinds are very
scarce and particularly high colored
hrights. But tobaccos Of semi bright col
or. I'm filters. wrappers and cigarette to-
baccos and smokers Of really good quality
so far are in moderate proportion. While
q good deal OF the tobacco is rather too
leafy. IL is not very coarse. and while
a good deal of it Is speckled the flavor
seems 10 be good, and II is ripe and
looks as II II viii mako a good chew
or smoke. In the lug grades there are
a considerable proportion Of them. show
ing burnt tails; and the medium and low
grades OF filters show too large p-opor-
zion Of dead shanks. Good to fine bright
wrappers and fine bright exports. from
present Indications bid fair TO be very
scarce. but what few Of these that have
Shown up so far have not sold At such
high prices as would Indicate that the
supply is not equal 90 the demand
Considering the undoubted short crop
and the small quantity Of old tobaccos
that have been carried over. we do not
think prices are by any means unreason-
ably high. except perhaps IN the low
grades, which are rather out Of proper
zion in price. And considering these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
REF USED TO OBEY
JIM GROW CAR LAW
Ship Captain Who Insisted on
Occupying Seat for Colored
Fined Ten Dollars.
MANY CASES OF HoLD-UP
The Police Think They Have
Conclusive Evidence Against
Three White Men.
Especial to me rimes-Dsspa,ch.l

Special 70 The Times d spa Oh.
NORFOLK. VA. September 2S-Hav-
ing refused to obey the Jim Crow law.
Captain A. r. Hamer. ship master
from New York. was fined $40 and costs
IN the Police Court to-day. The fine was
paid
Complaint against the Captain was made
10y motorman and conductor of the Nor
folk and Atlantic Terminal Company, who
alleged that Hamer boarded a car, sat In
the seats reserved for negroes. and also
insisted on smoking.
Rush Watkins. Grear Watkins and John
Turner. three white men. are In the Ports
mouth JAIN on the technical charge OF
disorderly conduct. but are thought to be
guilty Of numerous highway robberies and
assaults.
For two months the police have been
nearing complaints that negroes had been
held up. beaten and robbed on the county
Side OF Chestnut Street Last night George
farker' colored, was held UP and robbed
or coat and s.. a negro named Smith
was beaten. presumably because he had
no money. and negro woman was held
up at the corner OF Chestnut and King
streets. These hold-ups occurred between
l-.5o and $50 o'clock this morning.
The prisoners were arrested on the
scene and the police think they have
conclusive evidence against them
Mayor Riddick and the Norfolk dele
CATION who went TO Chicago 10 invite tho
League Of American Municipalities to
meet next year in Norfolk. won a decisive
victory, the league before adjournment
In September 1907
Those who went from Norfolk were
Mayor James G. Riddick. City Fneineer
w. T. Brooke and a delegation named nv
the City Council. composed Of John y
Burke. 7. : Purdie and George W. Jones.
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facts ana tho fact that several ~ TIE
iHf-r buyers aye yet % come on tile
market. we are rather inclined to look
for some advances 10 the particular
grades ln which these large buyers are
most Interested
The market FOR old tohaccos continues
lite active az paying profits 20 holders.
The soft weather irsures large breaks Tor
10 week. as the farmers show an ir-
rfra>.ng tendency 20 market their crops
a- early as possible, and that the prices
t.ry aye obtaining are quite satisfactory.
Dr. Us predicted that the bulk OF the crop
n'l hs rlt ~ farmers hands by January
l-t in The old belt and much sooner in
t.- neH belt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
WILL GET ORDER.
Richmond Concerns to Make Pro
iectiles for Government

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, d. c.. September %
The Richmond Iron Works will probably
be awarded a portion Of tho contract for
2o0oo cast-iron projectiles for target prac-
tice. which will be purchased by the Navy
Department Major Odus c. Horney OF
the Ordnance Department. stated to-day
that the awards would probably be an
nounced the latter part Of next week
The Richmond Iron Works ofrer to sup
ply the projectiles at S1.65 apiece There
Is but one other bid so low as this. The
bid OF the Tredegar Works is $40. The
Richmond Iron Works offer to take one
half the contract. or 10000 projectlles. de
livery TO begin in four months. The other
firm which offers TO supply the projectiIes
at the same price Will not be ready TO
commence delivery for fourteen months
and 1t VIII be necessary to ascertain
whether the supply of projectiles for
target practice is sufficient to allow OF
such delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Pedlar Was Disorderlv

Richard Lewi- c0lorcd. was arrested
fF officer Ne.sz yesterday afternoon. and
charged ~ the FIRST Police station with
being disorderiy and interfering with an
officer in tile discharge OF his duties. The
negro who is "a pediar. was asked 10
snow lbs license and instead OF doing
s0. became euraged and began cursing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
RANDOLPH-MACON TEAM.
The Last Scrimmage Before Leav-
ing for North Carolina.

ASHLAND. VA. September 29-The
last scrimmage OF the football team Of
Randolph Macon took place this afternoon
on the campus. under the direction OF
Coach Eastman. prior 10 their leaving on
their first trip They played TO ten-mln-
ute halves. The first eleven scored twice
ia the last half The team left this after
noon for Raleigh. y. c.. where they play
their first game on Monday with the
Agricultural and Mechanical College. The
lineup was as follows:
r. WoOdhouse. Balderson. Sylvester.
Harrison. S. WOodhouse. X. NJ Yancev.
=. Jernigan, owen. Powell. Substitutes
Newman, G. J. Yancey. Irby. Terrell Har-
ris. Harlan. story. Gaver (manager).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
INTERESTING CASE
jury IN Damage Suit of Louis D
Jones Failed TO Agree

FACSIMILE VA September ain
'De circuit Court of Prince Edward the
case oi Louis u. Jones against the Nor
folk and Western Railway Compan, fes
occupied attention since Thursday morn
INK Mr.. Jones was struck bv an en-
tihe al crossing and painfully inturo,
on ihe llth day 81 December rq04 IN
SUIT FOR $4,000 was brought against na
company. Tonight the jury. after so,ers',
hours out stated that they could nor
agree. and We're DISCHARGED
-e case was ably argued Ply Mr.
A11Fey T.. STROBE. OF Lynchburg tor the
patrick for uS defendant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
HALIFAX SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEETING
An Tnterdenominationa' Meeting
Held in Presbyterian Church
a. South Boston.
MASS MEETING TO-DAY


o.rH B"~TNN. VA. -.ltr..n,r 1.-
TIC Halifax County Interdenomina-
t..rlI Sunday School Convention disc
srnhI,d Ir tr. Presbyterian Church last
er.rins NTH large attendance.
rhe opening devotional exercises were
conducted ly Rev. J.. H. Johnston. d.
ID Colonel Thomas = Barksdale county
super ntendent ot schools for Halifax.
er1k. nr th. subject nf IMPROVEMENT
r. sunday school Methods" y. %
RronIutnr. of Raleigh. y. g., made The
principal address on THE great possiiI-
tics of the sunday School
THE meeting was called to order th s
morning hy samuel l. Adams th- t.rn-
porary president. and the oper'rr devo-
tionai exercises We're led by Rev. ~ ~
Reynolds. and then followeI reports anC
discussions ON sunday School subjects
At $50 this afternoon Mr.. Louis
" lntosh. OF Louisville Ky. the new
field secretary OF the Virginia state sun
day school Associat'ou spoke ON eth,
Teacher Of the sunday School as a Sou.
Winner"
sunday afternoon az o'clock a mass
meeting VIII DO hold. There win be short
addresses and voluntary subjects The
speakers VIII De.
Nessrs. r S Barbour. w T. Oak,.
Colonel Thomas T.. Barksdale. W. 7 John
SON. r Hunter Heazlev b. a. Mckinney
+. y. Hardy and others
There viii also Dee special music in thu
morning service under ti-, leadership OK
Professor W. T. Reeves. The anthem that
will Doe sung is
liark. Hark. My Soul" hy shelly
Those who VIII take part are Mt r. ,
Beaziey. Mrs. g. r. L,ov.iacc. Misses LIZ
zie and Mavme Ingram Mrs Rehecca
Howard. Miss Mamie Easlcy. Miss Mildred
Evans. Mossrs. Joseph Stebbins. Jr.. Phu
johnson and H. y. PoindeNtcr
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Lucord-Williams.

7IVlla- o Ille lines Dispatoh ]
AILEE. Va. september 29.-Miss Fan
NY Williams. OF Peake's and Mr.. G T
Lncora. OF this place. were married We'd
nesday In Norfolk. AZ the residence Of the
brother OF the bride Miss Williams ts
Tie daughter o. Or Williams. the OLDEST
pfactcing physician IN Hanover.
Nl4ss Williams. with "a party Of friends.
went 90 Norfolk Tuesday night. They
are expected TO return 20 Pcake's Mon
n@y' october LIST. where they will hold
reception FOR their friends
have Promised Tie bridegroom ~ Io,d
welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Various City Officers to Be Con
firmed by the Council.

lSpccial by Southern Bell Telephone
NORFOLK, VA. September 29-The
Norfolk Board Of Control. at the most
important meeting II has held since II
came into existence. September LIST. to-day
named Mr.. II. Mallory Boush for chief
81 police to succeed himself: Mr.. J. @
Debin for fire chief, to succeed himself
and DR.. H r. Dudley. for health com
missioner. a new Office.
These officers VIII have 10 be confirmed
by the City Council and Board OF Alder
men before entering into their duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
OIL IN SURRY.
Wels Have 10 Be abandoned.
Movement to Develop Induetry

SURRY. Va. September o. C,,-.,,
n'e excitement exists in the urner ra~, 81,
tne county, about ~ miles distant f~o9,
me courthouse. over the finding ~ .,.,
cences ~ OLD one mans wei fs ,,,7
70 be - fuI OF the fuld that limits
that he has had 70 abandon II for drink
ing purposes.
r-uers. testers and other exne,.s .-.
said 10 be on the ground ana -..-,.
options are beng taken upon adjacent
lands
II IS said that 5o'rt stock comaar,.
is being -ormed 20 develop certain min
eral prod Icts - the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
KILLED BY OFFICER.
John WilfOng Shot by Constable
Porter, Who Was Exonerated.

fSpeolal 70 The Times d snatch.I
MILFORD SPRINGS. VA September
g e. S. Porter, constable OF Bath coun-
~, who shot John Wiifong while resist
ing arrest at Indian Draft last week. was
generated from all blame by the Official
Investigation. Wilfong. who lived some
hours. stated that had the constable not
shot him so quick ne would have shot
the constable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

~ you need a strong, liberal bank TO
assist you In building up your business,
you will find the First National Bank, Of
Richmond, Va, with It's $1,000, 900 assets,
equipped for that purpose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-09

Arroces: de partido Jap6n de $3H
4 SIS.
.Arroz valencianos $6 pog extreme
de clases.
Ajos de so cents. a so.
Bombones $7H q s.
Bacalao. ss34 a6.
Sal del pals rs a 80 eens
Sardinas ahuInadaS 10 cents.
Cebollas espaholas. Sd.
Idem americanas So.
Garbanzos, $4H ao.
Habichuelas amerlcanaS coloTadas
iargas $534 a g. Blaucas america
mas $3A a 81.
Harina de trigo $4H ASH
Id. de ma(z $3.50
JamoneS, $IoH an.
Jabon Rocamora, $sH: americana
$2Hy4H
Manteca. 81 en- 4, y en- cajas
de $7H q 10.
Mantequilla. SI3 4 I6.
Pasta, del pals, a S.
Papas americanss, sax 4 8.
Tocino, $I7H 4 IS.
Tasajo. $8 ASH.
Quesos amers SIS. PataGT1s $40.
Leche condensada Cruz Roja S..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-09
Ell C6DIGO
EnjuiciamientO Civil
Con 81 APPENDICES

EstA va & Ia venta EN- la iibre.
ria del BoLETIN la edici6n que
habiamos anunciado del CodiQo
de Enjuiciamiento Civil CON 81
appendices, conteniendo estos las
distintas leyes de procedimiento
civil y de organization de los
Tribunales votadas por las
Asambleas Legislativas de 1900
&Ioo5 inclusive.
Excusamos encarecer la inn
portancia que reviste la nuevs
Obra para Ell p1blico en- general
y especialmente para los aboga-
dos.
Precio del ejemplar 50
Ell franqueo por cuenta de ios
lnteresados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-09
NUEvA EDICION
Codigo Civil

En- los talleres del BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL Sc ha terminado la impression
de una nueva eGicion del Codigo CT
vii, aumentsda y completada con "a
apendices, que contienen las leyes
posteriores la fecha de dicho cuerpo
legal. como 10 son laslque tratan del
matrimonio natural. inscripciones de
nacimientos, nuevas legitimas, heren-
cia del Estado, testigos habiles, interes
legal, bienes propios de los conyu-
ges; disposiciones del Codigo de En-
juiciamiento Civil y de la Ley de
evidencia sobre capacidad jurfdica
medios de prueba. prescription de
acciones, hipotecas judiciales, daf1os y
perjuicios. homestead, ETC., etc.
La obra, que esta elegantemente
presentada, SO halla de venta en- Ia
libreria del BoLETIN, al precio de %
sl ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-09
FL AMO DEL NAB

estrellas eran para ella arm6ncos acordes rapdos
pegoS de luz, ecos fugitivos de la m1sica de los mum
dos, en- Ell Infinite del espacio.
Cantilenas de espectros de historic: soplos mur-
ullos de Ia natualoza de la noche del celo todo ESQ
lie parecia Ia oven el preudio de paabras esperadas
que iban sair de csc coraz6n cuyos lados sena
de ella ardentes dociles rtmados seg1n los movi
mientos de propio coraz6n.
-Dichoso, turbado suavemente 81 la advinaba
emocionada atraida haca e; del mismo molo que sc
siente en- las nieblas aproximidad de una persona
quien ve presentfa que ba enreQ arsee venci-
da voluntariamente.
Habia vueto la escalera de la torre para leer de
los Ia luz de lzmpara cogada en- el
FL Sc detuvo en- los escaones nferiores, repitien-
dole el dtmo de
"Car je vous ay paincte devant mes yaulx -.
Yapoder5ndose de la mano que GAIA sobre el ves-
tido, la atura de cara,-esa que tano habfa
deseado durante la comida.-apoyo en- ella labios
Ella la retro con lentitud mir6ndolo 6jamene con
mirada que guerra ser solemne grave la vez.
musit6 con voz que esforzaba en- aparentar tran
quila:
-Madana hablaremos.
Me han intcTesado sus penas.
Tai vez lie cuento las mias -.