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PAVING DISTRICT NO. Y.
Special Assessment.

The tax book for the collection 0 the special assessment upon the fea property in Paving District No. l. Cast 9th, 5th 2nd avenues, Barraq1e street and State street from Barraqla to 9th aye.) for the purpose of grad.ng cufbing and paving has been Dlaee1 in my hands. All owners Of real prop orty lying in the district are requifel to pay their assessments to me withia, thirty days from ths date.
 If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of tha time, for the collection of said asses ment and for legal penalties and costs.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
HERMITAGE WINS.
Richmond Players Victors in All
Three Matches.

The Hermitage Golf Club tennis teams
won all three OF tho matches from the
Petersburg players yesterday afternoon
THE first singles We're won by ] @.
Coke. Jr., OF the Hermltage Club. from
DR.. McGill, of Petersburg; score 3d. G-3
g.. w. Whltlock, OF the Hermitage CUP
defeated S. Epes. of Petersburg, by the
score OF G-1. 60 In the second singles. In
the doubles, Cook and 1Vhitlock defeated
NIcGill and Epes In q more hotly con-
tested match than the singles, They took
two straight games, however. by the
score Of SO, Ga !,
A good sized and very Interested crowd
was In attendance.
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4Eg lIOIl ClIClltlB lllo SdCkS.
A dark cloud doomed up in the west
just as the seventh inning was In pro-
gress. and stopped the game, 1t being
too dark on the diamond to see the bali
Five minutes afterward the game
was called. the earth was soaked
with downpour the like OF
which has not been seen here before this
year. s5g5 5
The three or four thousand people who
were at the park to see the game were
kept i in the grandstand until the
rain had stopped. Cars were backed up
in front OF the park and the accommoda-
tion down Broad Street was2oll that could
he asked for. But there were hundreds
who went home drenched, for the ma
sjority of the cars were open ones, and the
driving rain reached every person. 81
Reggy Badly Hurt.
Reggy, Danville's fast third baseman,
was struck by a ball hit by Hinton in the
sixth INNING and had to retire. from the
game. The ball was hit with terrific
force towards the third sack, and Reggy
came in on It quickly. He. tipped it with
his hand, and 1t bounced up, striking
( him Just over the left. eye In the forehead.
1 For a minute the game flittle player
stood still. but then gave away. "a He was
caught by several fellow-players,. who
went to his assistance, and stretched out
on the ground. IS ig3
IaE, DR. w. 2. Matthews, 4 who was IN the
5grandstand !. went to the assistance OF tho
injured player and treated him tempo
rarily. Reggyr wanted to 60 back Into the
game, and showed his true blood when
ttottering from the effects OF the blow,
+ said They need me there, and we need
4 this game 81. II {
y He would have even gone back into
Athe game had 1t not been 3fortthe advice
of Dr. Matthews, who advised him and
i Reggy 6recovered under the treatment OF
the physician. and will be all right for
E the game on Monday. ~ e III
A Quick Double.
5as The feature OF Yesterdays game was
the quick double play by Long, Hinton
and shaffer when the bases were full
and no one out. It happend In the fifth
inning. Reggy had gotten single ana
Bierman had landed safely on Hamilton.s
error. Richard singled and filled the
sacks. Doyle came to bat and stung one
to Long who sent 1t to Hinton, killing
Reggy. Hinton transferred It to 6haffer
and Doyle was out OF the running. This
made things look better and zurlaKe
popped one high In the air that Reeve
got under. The side was retired and there
hadn't been a run scored notwithstanding.
the two hits and the one error. RI
More than three thousand people Wit
Messed the game. The crowd was kept
back to large extent by the threaten
Ing weat Their in the afternoon. And then.
too, in the second inning shower stopped
the game for about five minutes and 1t
Dnnvillo scored tho first and only run
Continued on Second Pnge.)
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third. with q, and Yale with 10. ttok
fourth place. The remaining points were
divided as follows: 8
Syracuse, IL; Colgate, 5: Amherst. q:
Princeton, o; Swarthmore, 4; Darts
mouth. 3; stevens and Lafayette, 9 each
One new intercollegiate and college
record was established by Jackson, of
Cornell. and Grant, Of Harvard who
cleared the bar in the pole vault at II
feet 10 3-4 sinche1.
The great race of the day, and the event
which cllnched Cornell's title to the
T championship, was the two.rnlle run. It
was expected that Stone, or Harvard.
and Hail.. Of Yale, would fight It out
again to-day, but ne Cornell runners
completely out-distanced them, scoring 10
points. u 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

be played, If possible. Six entries are
necessary to each event in order that 1t
may be played. The tournament is open
to all players; whether residentsFof Vir-
GINA or not. Il i5. 4. Il fs3 @
The Hermitage Cup offered by tie club
for mems singles will this year be played
for the second time, it having been won
last year by Mr. Fred: r.: Pollard, Of this
club. The winner OF the cups for three
years, not necessarily consecutive, will
bocome It's owner. In the other events,
appropriate prizes will be offered and
runners up in all events will also re-,
ceive prizes. rs HI III
& The entries close at twelve o'clock to-
day. They should be made to Mr.. John
{ Be- Organ, secretary and treasurer OF
the club, P.4O. Box $751;. Richmond, Va
Play will commence each evening at
$50 o'clock. and Il players not upon the
grounds when play is called Mil he de-
faulted. Best two In. three sets will be
played In all matches except finals In
men's singles and doubles, in which best
three in five sets will be played. The
tournament: will be conducted according
! to the rules of the National Associa-
ton. I; y, Y II .s rs 73 1
Mr.. John A. Coke, Jr. vii act al re-
fierce. Isl .,,sl ,s-si,- !, # 5sis g- q
The Entries.
The following entries have been made
SO far. n 2ss
Mems. singles-Jo ohm G. DAVIDSON. Wash
ington, present holder Southern cham
$pionship; Dr.. =. W. Glazebrook, Wash,
ington. runner up last year Southern
championship: Hugh G, Whitehead, Nor
folk; Charles Whiuock, Richmond ;SJohn
B A. Coke. Jr.. Richmond; J. s. Swan, Jr.,4
Richmond Joel Perrin. Richmond: James
Mullen, Richmond: Frank G. Guptill,
Richmond; DR.. Rucker, Richmond.
Ladies' singles-Miss Posie Meredith,
Miss Sadie Smith. Miss Daisy Winston.
Miss Katherine Hawes, Miss Courtney
5Crump, Miss Bessie Ipshur, Miss Bernard
Cooke
Ladies' doubtless Misses Meredith and
Dunn, Misses Hawes and Boyd Misses
Cooke and Street. Misses Winston and
Crump. " \, W.
Mems entry list In doubles not as yet
made up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Some Close Matches Were Played
ar Lakeside Country Club.

The qualifying round OF the annual
spring tournament Of the LAKESIDE CIV .
was played yesterday afternoon with a
fairly good number Of entries,
Tho results were rs follows p. T. Or
gain, So; FL. D. 8Mackay. So; @. B. Hill,
l3;a W. II. Palmer, Jr., %; III AaSGillis, 95;
-. w. Atkinson. 5Jr.. 9s;s ". Young 1O2;
c. C. Jones, 1903; G. w. Lang, 1o4; r., L.,
Powers. 1903.
Tho following pairs vii play In the pre-
hminary round during this week:.J. w.
Young, r., Il. Powers; G.. w. Lang Fl.
a A. Gillis O. b. Hill, n. J. y. Mackay;
e c. Jones, r. T. Organ; ], w. Auiin-
/. son. Jr.: William IT. Palmer, Jr.
Those eligible for the consolation round,
which will be played OH or before satur-
Bay, June 2d,lare: William T.. Wood,
Thomas W.Wittel, ]. +, Hardin.
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1 Where v :lt: Re, They Play M onday.
No games scheduled. n
Standing Of the Clubs.
Philadelphia, u; ST. Louis. -

y D..-pS PAAto, ~. 511Ou1S,
IS PHILADEIPHIA,S3 PA, May 26.-Ben-
der kept St. Louis down to Vi one hit up to
the eighth inning, when d base on balls
and three hits tied the score.
Score: r. Fl. n.
ST. Louis go. 30 0 90 90 8 3 % s. & 8
PHILADELPHIA 1. II q, i O0 OF .-3 O
Batteries: Smith ana Spencer; Bender
and shreck. Time, 1850. Umpires, Istirst
and Conner. BE-
Cleveland, s.; Washington, d.
Z .yvAsHINGToN,D d. q, May 26.--Falken-
berg went to pieces lin the ninth inning
today, and Cleveland made enough runs
to g defeat e Washington BY the score of 6
T to !.
Score: r. II E.
Washington. -. a: o o. o 03 OF. Of 10 2
Cleveland. 81. 81 80 Q Q OIL 90 Sc 10 %
& Batteries: 4 Talkenberg and Klttredge;
Joss, Hess and Bemis.. Time, 1:sO Umpire,
Sheridan.
New York, 10; Detroit, 2.
i NEW YORK, May a,-The local Amer
leans won again today, defeating the
Detroit team. schaeffer had his right
thumb dislocated M
Ri Score: Ell R.tII.} II.
Detroit. 80. 80 100000 o-59 s 8
New York.. .,..01f9 0 O62 10 70 Q
Batteries: Mullln and Smith: Chesbro
&lllelnow. Time, 1850. Umpire Connolly.
Boston, a; Chicago, 2.
BOSTON, May 26,-Boston's long hit
ting won to-day's game from Chicago.
Freeman's outfeld work and fast
double play by Ferris and Grimshaw, were
tho features.
Score: r. II. Z.
Boston......- ~. .,o.010012o 81 o
Chicago. ...,. ......0 900 20 90 % II 1
Batteries: Young and Peterson: Owen
and sullivan, Time. lao. Umpire, O'Lough-
lin. y
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ISOLATION, on the dirt
courts OF the Hermi-
tage Golf Club. in this
city. will begin on
Monday, and will con-
tinue the remaining
days in the week until
completed.
The events will be
mems singles and
doubles, ladies' singles.
and mixed doubles.
Consolation event in.
\ e.. . . 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
Trayers Wins.

NEW YORK, May 26.--Jerome u. 4
Trayers, Of Montclair, N il. ono OF the q
youngest golfers in the Eastern States, \
Won the Metropolitan Golf Assoclation's$
championship to-daygon the links OF tho
st. Andrews Golf Club He defeated
Eben N Pyers, Of Iittsburs. who played
as q member Of St. Andrews. ny q I'M
and to play. The final round consisted
of SO holes, match play, the irst half,
tourofl the links being played In the fore.
noon, the others four hours later IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

AId W1tiohSAS ., liclu tile u
Ibacconists down to five
hits, and. kept these scat,
tered 80 that the visitors
could. only force one man
er&the plate. McKen-
zie, for Danville, was
found for thirteen safe
ones, and with this NUM-
Der Of hits 1t would be
impossible to keep men