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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
TASTE Of SPORT
CUT no FOX YET.
Both q Red and Gray One Chased
But Trail Of One is Lost and
the Other Makes Hole.
HUNDREDS OF HUNTERS
Large Attendance. Including
Many Ladies-Great Interest
In All-Age Stakes.

BARDsTOWN. ky. November ls-The
greatest gathering OF members OF the Ne
tonal Fox-Hunters Association ever as
semhied on a similar occasion. are hero
Tor the big chase which began early t,-
d"y ana VIII De followed by many fosti,i-
Ties. lasting the entire weer This is the
annual meeting and the most notable foy-
hunters OF che country are here. MANY
women are present
The chase started az 5.fj o.Dloek this
morning from The Newman House v-f.-,
several hundred riding TO the hounds
Seeming conditions are not the best. t-e
weather being cola. clear and dry. TIE
ilst cast was made two miles from
blrdstown. red fox was started bu+
owing 10 spectators crossing the fraf1
tile dogs became confused ana lost ths
track Another cast was made and "a grey
FOX started. which put up a fortv-eive-
minute run. and was hoied in plain v',.v
Of all the Judges. The ground was ve~v
dry, and the hunt was then called oef
Tor tho day.
Much interest is centred fin the au-
as~ stakes tomorrow. Some ~ the most
noted dogs IN the country are entered
among them being the winners m +ra
recent Brunswick Fur club meet.
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.0RM0lDE' s RIGHT
Won THIRD RACE
Wa Beaten at Finish. But Other
Horse Was Disqualified
for Foul.
PLAYERS UPSET AT LAT0NlA
Defeat Of Heavily-Played Favor
tic by a Nose Was
Worst Blow.

NEW YORK. November l3-Ormonde's
R-sht the TO favorite won the stoney
Brook selling stakes. mile and sixteenth.
ar Aqueduct. today. California King
finished first. but was disqualified for
fouling Ormonde's Right in tie stretch.
Summaries:
First race-seven flrlougs-s.ster Fran
cis % 20 u first. Consistent Cs 70 u second.
Zienap a to 81 thru. Time. 1918.
Second race-six furlonrs-Frank sNI IS
90 81 first. Oraculum @ 10 81 second.
Purslane 70 20 @ third Time. 1855.
Third race-the stoney Brook stakes.
selling. one mne and sixteenth-Or-
monde's Right % TO % first. Yves &c to u
second. Sir Ralph e to J. third Time.
1.4- 9-5
Fourth race-mle and a sixteenth-Mar-
Tin Doyle O. 20 lU FIRST Agile @ To j.
second. Angler as o. - lhird. Time 1.4S.
Fifth race-mie. .ing-Leouard Joe
H4yman &C. CD IH first Nellie Burn G to
d second, Battle Axe IS TO u third. Time,
1852 3-5.
Sixth race-one mue-Deuce q % A.
first. sadler Is O. 81 second King Henry
l3 to y Third Time. 1921
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c. p. DEAN,
No. % Governor ST.. Richmond. Va.
Established 1856.
C. P. DEAN.

Manufacturer Of Pool and Billiard Tables.
Deans D3uble-Action Cushions are the most
perfect. accurate aud truest made. ana II the
cushions On your table are dead and slow.
,aze the rails Of and ship them TO me. and
4 will put a set OF the above cushions on ami
cover them with hrst-ciass cloth and return
them 70 you complete and ready TO place
Deans bes, grade Pool and Billiard Tail.
Bed and cushion Cloth VIII not fade or
change color. price per 1-ex9 size bed Sc 81
Goth per set $40 SIS Sass. $50. and 81 10
Best grace Imported cue Tin' S5c sor i6c
SOC ana up ~ sLs5 per box according Ia
size. thickness ana grade 600 10 box ass1rt-
cues fun length assorted weights. even
Fancy striped POOL Balls S. s. e. ana a.,
per set C6 % scN. Deans Champion Pat-
ented Pool Balls are the trucst -nost per-
fcct best and Invest made. stripes and ann.
bers win never wear on; thcv VIII outast
three or four sets Of any other make: price.
Green Woisted Pockets range IN price from
s. Up 90 $50 per SET according 70 size AMI
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets. full
size viii hold s or balls aud viii M per-
feet in any Size or make OF table. price per
set s.. g5 They viii outiast or 4 sets of
ne usual kind OF green worsted ana leather
pockets now on the market.
white cue Tip Chalk. s5c. 5oc. s5c and 81
per gross ~ ~ square pieces
Deans Blue and Green Chalk. best IN The
Nil Mi on.iass, or rross az ,9hite cbsit
s Ni5 IS ne best ana chsapest 10 use ''''N'
manufacture. import and keep an the
various best grades Billiard ana Poo Table
Supplies OF every description az lowest prices
Deau's Pool and Billiard Tables are the best.
most perfect. accurate, trucst. level. strong
est ana NVest tables made.
Oid Billiard and Pool Tables overhauled and
set up complete. In perfect order. al lowest
price Tor best workmanship Ola Billiard
Tables made into Pool or Combination Tables
saloon Fixtures. Beer Drawing Outals Cop
pcr-lined Wash Boxes or Work Boards %
80 behind bar counters.
Out-0f-tuWn orders viii have my prompt
and careful attention.
bowling Balls. Ten Pms. and other Bowling
Goods.
Write for prices. Respectfully.
g. y. DEAN.
onice. Factory and Ware Room, No. ~ Gov
slnor ST.. Richmond. Va
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First District.
AT SKATING RINK.
Arrangements Being Made for
Game OF Pushball.

Friday night AT the big roller rink at the
auditorium promises an event that Will
furnish plenty OF excitement for everv-
body II has not been decided as yet. posi-
lively. whether Il shall be a pursuit race
or a push-bau game. In case II IS push
ball game a team from Petersburg VIII
come over and local team VIII match
them. ln push-Dall the ball used is about
six feet tall. made Of some soft material.
The object Is 20 start from the middle Of
the big skating floor with the two teams
lined UP at either end. They are to try
10 force the bail 20 their opponents goal.
all participants % be on skates It is
something after the order OF football.
only IL win create n great deal more fun
and amusement. Frequently the ball is in
tho air. above the players heads and "a
battle royal progresses as both sides strive
70 force the ball % the other end Of the
rink. With the very interesting pictures
being shown this week. and the pretty
music PLAYED by the immense orchestrf0n
an evening VIII De greatly enjoyed by all
who 90 out.
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VIRGINIA PRAGTICING
FOR Geo. WASHIIGTOH
The Men Came Out Of the
Georgetown Scrimmage
Body Whole.


CHAItLOTlESFI lille. VA. Novem-
bcr 1S.-Virginia began practice to-day
ior the contest on Saturday with GEORGE
Washington University. on account OF
the hard game on Saturday with C;eorco-
town. the entire Varsity eleven was ex-
cused from work yesterday afternoon.
The scrub team however. was nut
through q stim practice under the coach-
ing Of Trainer Lanhigan.
To-day king Cole returned from fha
Episcopal High School and had the Var
sity out for an hours signal practice
Six members OF the eleven were con-
spicuous by their absence-Captain john
son Quarterback Randolph. Centre
Cloth. r ght Tackle Cooke and tie two
ends, Myers and Maddux
Fletcher was played NJ quarter ana
ran tho plays Off very smoothly. Staul-
forth, Captain Johnson's running mate.
who was badly dazed and had to retire
from the Georgetown game showed his
old-time form
Spear. the 225 pound guard. who had to
give way to Williams ia the second half
Of Saturdays contest. also appeared TO be
In good shape. Every member of the team.
in fact. came out Of the GEORGETOWN
game with practically no injury worth
mentioning.
Hard work viii be resumed tomorrow.
when the Vars ty and scrub Will line ND.
Apohet NNe star ldChlct WHO was ia the
Georgetown game but few minutes.
owing to an injured knee. will hardly
be seen in the George Washington con-
test as King Cole purposes 10 save
him for the Carlisle Indians on Thanks
giving Day
The news that the Redskins have ar
ranged to play Vanderbilt on the Sat
urday before Thanksgiving Is pleas.nc
70 Virginia "rooters" Such a contest
with McGugin's team so close TO Thanks
giving viii necessarily weaken the IN
dians.
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Not at All Worried.

The Ebhcts faction Is not az an wor-
red over tho suit brought by SIR. Han
Ion. In fact. last niK1t u announced that
there was nothing 90 &c. What NJ Han
ion charges as an oterdravinE of salary
was explained. with the additional am
nounceueat that SIR Hanlon seemed 70
have distorted the clubs constitution 70
support his case.
In the first place, 81 was exDllfred. Sir
Lhbets holds TWO ofiiccs-thaf OF prcsi-
cent and that OF manager. The club g
constitution does place the prcsld ~ 3
salary az $500. but IL states that ia case
OF an Official holding two Offices. he shall
draw only one salary. That OF the higher
paid position.
Lnder THIS part OF the constitution OF
tho club. Mr.. Ebhets draws $1,000 q wear.
Vh!ca salary Is attached 10 the position
o. manager As president or TIE club re
draws 10 salary This payment OF $1,000
Is contgasted with that OF sI-.5Je. once
paid 20 Mr.. Hanlon,' Who, the I-bbets FAC
ton says. never objected 20 this amount.
even though the club was a loser rinan-
ciaily.
With tie club as winner financially this
season. IL pays only $1,000 TO its MANAGER
ana president. whereas when Mr.. Hanlon
was the manager the club was forced 10
pay Sld59o-Sl-.s0o 10 him and S4OOo 10 ar
Eobets as president, saving now OF g.
boo With such a good financial saving
there are those who are az loss 10 know
just what IS back o. the suit begun yes
terday.
Il was said last night that never IN
the history Of the present club. which
was organized by MI Alfred w Kiddle.
or No. 81 Park Row has IL been 50 sue
cessful. financially, as il was this season.
u was also pointed out that Mr. Ebbets
mas been connected with the ORGANIZATION
1or something like twenty-five years. thar
ne came TO the rescue OF the club when
II was without grounds and seemed oi
the verge Of collapse. and that tile nnau-
cial triumph which az last has crowned
his efforts is we'll deserved
Al the meeting OF the stockholders ves-
terday the following directors were
elected: Charles II. Ebbets. Charles Il.
E1bets. Jr. Henry W. Medicus. Albert
& Wall and Robert A. Wright The last
named was elected to fill the vacancy Of
ule late Harry Wander Horst f. A
Abel OF West Yarmouth. Mass. who
with MI. Hanlon. controls 1. 200 Of The
@ovo SHARES OF stock. was not present
Mt HanlOn protested over the cleo
ton OF Mr.. Ebbets. his son and M
Aedicus. alleging that under the lavrs ~
New Jersey they were not eIleiblo He
a. once began suit to Dust them WIN
e. stock he held he voted Tor hinseIg
&r Abel and Howard c. Grifaths
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by virtue Of three certain DECIDE of trust
Si.r Undersigned, all recorded in the
,-ci,r. ono OF Richmond Chaucery
recorded In ID. B. ISL "B" page s.. tha
no dated June H. 1901 recorder In u
II. L,o ~ page %. and the third dated
.,.". AafF l-. 1896 recorded in % b. III
- rase go. default having been made.
an l'" payment OF sums u money secured
li respective deeds. and being ~
SO 60 40 by tho holders of said
noe 3 shah offer for sale. at rrnfic
"- .I'n upon the premises. on
EpNESDAI. NOVEMBER a. 1906
'.3inenci1g at $3.50 O'Clock p. IT. sharp
tiis.- The house $50. ecl North r fth
S-Iet corner of Baker Street heins "a
ltit,,,'.,i ION tfilne dwelling, with detached
- 10 iol iron ling p feet by a. depth OF
- ltet 70 an aiie} ~ feet wide
second Brick house and lot No qos
-NVItA tNth Street containing five rooms
.,( ~ ue,acled hen. with Tor fronting
~ zee, ~ q d-p'h ~ T. feet TO an alley
-, Third briei1 house and LOT no 9oi North
49, 5,Iee eontainins five rooms and
ieet by depth OF f2e feet to an alley
"a rms ,r, Is al desirable property. and will
-, l.lss-As 20 the first deed. cash as
20 exp uses " saie-alI taxes TO day OF
sale and the sum OF 5000 with interest
credit OF one and two years. with Interest
added or an cash.
lEttMS-As to second deed. cash as 70
eNperscs OF sale-au taxes 70 dav OF salo
ana tie sum Of 1900 with Interest from
Juno IT, 1905. the balance upon q credit
or J cash.
IERMs-As 20 third deed. cash as 20
~, nses or stle-au taxes to day Of sale
AUEust u, 1905. the balance upon "a credit
or one end two years. with interest added.
or all cash
@. TT. SUTTON.
Trustee in All Three Deeds
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MISKOS WIN.
Beat 1anovers in Duck Pin Tour
nament Last Night

In tho weekly duck pin tournament
held last night In Wiuiams's alleys the
Miskos team won out over the Hanovers
by five pins on the average. The Ham
overs won the first two games. but weak
eued in the last rolls and allowed the
Miskos to get a lead which could not be
overcome. The differences In the aver
ages when the tournament was ended
amounted to five pins.
The average Of the teams last night
compared most favOrably with the scores
made in the alleys this season. Guthrie
Was high pin. with "a score OF 1I5. but he
was closely followed by Hobson. with "a
score Of 112. All tho players made good
scores and averaged up wei into the
hundred mark.
IN the third game the Hanovers lost
out and never reEained their lead. They
started out 20 win IN tho third. but Van
Buren, and Green outpointed them, and
the game went TO the others
The score Is as follows.
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OPPONENT FOR THOMAS
Frisco Fight Promoters Fear
They Win Miss November Date

SAN FRANCISCO. November Billy
Rhodes, OF Kansas. who achieved a
draw with Joe Walcott is the most re-
Gently suggested opponent FOR Joe Thorn
a. for the month Of November 1t was
discovered that Jack CTwin) Sullivan
would have trouble making the weight
Thomas demanded. and Rhodes is one of
the few men who might be available.
Dispatches were sent to him yesterday
by Morris Levy, but up 10 a late hour
Tonight no reply had been received. II
Rhodes accepts he viii have 20 do so in
8 hurry, as IL would take him several
day 10 maize the frln 20 California and
be would need some time to get into con-
fition. Should Rhodes decline the hurry
Pr call on the part or the promoters
mere Is a good chance that November
Will be a fghtless month.
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BY virtue Of a certain deed or trust 20
The Undersigned dated October 10 1905
recorded 81 the clerks Office Richmond
Chancery Court in d. b. l5S ~ - page
az default having been made in pavnent
on tie dept secured thereby. and being
requested SO to do by the holder of me
note. ] shall offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, upon The premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1q,f
az 40 p ~. that large detached frame
DWELLING No. el0 North Fifth Street with
lot fronting 30 feet by a depth of 10 feet
90 an alley To feet wide. Also. tn vacant
lot adjoining the above property on the
souSh: fronting 30 feet on the west side
10 an alley is feet wide.
This property is situated in a good rent
ins locality. and should commend itself 10
Investors.
TERMS-Cash as TO expenses OF sale
All taxes 70 day OF sale and the sum ~
5000, with interest from April no. lq05:
the balance upon credit ~ one and fV-D
years, with interest added or an cash
L. T. SUTTON
Trustee
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OEBARRING VII SON
WILL NOT STOP CAME
A. and M. Graduate Manager
Declares Game Will Be
Played.
Especial 10 The Times-Dianatch.l

RALEIGH. y. c.. November H.
There has been some discussion going on
In the Richmond papers concerning the
THANKSGIVING game between the A. & NJ.
College here and V p. T.. of Blacks5urr
Graduate Manager G. u. Harris. or the
a & NJ. saws the same will be played
whether one A. & n. player is barred from
the game or a dozen.
The faculty. OF the A. & NJ. has PASSED
an th.+ eligibility OF Captain Wilson. hu.
81 this docs not satisfy the v T. I. man
agement Wilson viii be withdrawn from
the game.
At all events the eligibility OF Wilson
Will have nothing TO do with the game.
1t viii be played anyway
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New Mile Walking Record.

To brock 10 seconds OF record that
had stood for % years is feat credited
BY English sporting papers TO A. r.
loenans. amateur champion walker Of
Nreat Britain. who recently covered Il
mile In minu es 10 80 seconds. breaking
az amateur and professional records.
rms was also Yoeman's first season OF
voc Hr ef' .|t iu 7ch -.ic- ee4-
Ing contest ne showed phenomenal snoed
me former amateur worlds record of
o. minutes p 3-5 seconds was made by
" fr-fy WILLIAMSBURG a.
record OF minutes % seconds is boid
by w. Perkins being made at Lille
bridge, Eng, June. 1874
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

Property Transfers.

Richmond David A. and Mary Eta
Brown to Bottle r. Elam's trustee. 10 IL
feet on south line of Main Street. l29 -
feet east of Sixth Street. s.
Z w. Baudy and wife to Mary r. Mat
thews. - feet on D-foot road. southwest
corner Of Sycamore Street. $1,000
Jas. r. Sheppard and wife to George L.
Hamilton. is IL feet on west line OF ST
John Street 50 2-5 feet south of HUI
street. 500.
Andrew j. Wray and wife TO Julian
Wrdy % feet on west line OF Cherry
Street. % feet north OF Albcmarle street.
$50.
A. b. Timberlake and wife % J r.. Car
neal 81 feet on north line Of BOYD street.
northwest corner OF Norton street. 81 900
Henry $. Wallerstein and wife to Fan
ME Il. Dean. p feet on south line OF N
Street l0l feet west Of Twcnty-foiirth
Street 81 SO.
Joseph Heiker and wife 20 Chas. Il.
Iieintz. fo feet on north side OF Spring
Street 217 feet east OF Brook avenue. So.
Arthur Hayes TO Cynthia Gould ID ~ II
feet on north side OF Federal Street 40
feet east OF First Street 500
Gayle special commission. John B and
Amanda c. Augustine TO Moses Rif<in.
l6 l-6 feet on east line OF Seventeenth
street ~ IL feet north OF Franklin
Street $500.
Henrico. Henry s. Hutzler TO james
IT, Evans. 20 feet ON east line % AIul-
berry street. 1S9 81 feet north of CARY
Street Sl.-OO.
@. II. Biuthgen and vito % p. r.. Shi-
ndult. 100 feet on west line OF Dinnetu
street, southwestern corner OF Carlton
street or extended. and triangle Tot
fronting l56 feet on west lire OF Dinuecr
Street $3.50
Joshua s. and Lucy A. TAYLOR to r ~
Taylor one acre abol. scVcn miles north
of Richmond. ST.
Joshua s. Taylor Co same interest in
ono acre about seven miles north OF
1uchmond. 81
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IA E. LEIGH STREET.

Sy direction % the owner. who has Just
purchased "a home in another section of
chaser possession at mn early dav ys.
shall sell. by public auction. ou The prem-
iseS. on
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 1rrF.
az $3.50 o'clock Il A. the ahor. named
wei situated Substantial. we'll appointed
and very desirable two-etDry. senI-tl..-
t1,hed brick dwelling. containing seven
rooms ana bath. the usual modern cone
Neuieaces. city water ana gas. in good
repair. le lot fronting - feet and being
desirable home. as well as "a most ate
fracuve Investment, n being certain 90
command good rental at once. The
many seekers for this desirable charac-
Ter OF property are respectfully urged 70
attend this sale
TERMS-Iiba and announced at
sale.
J. p. ELAN * Co. Aucuoneers.
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MODERN AND UP-To-DATE FURNI-
TURE TO RE SOLD AT AUCTION At
OUR SALESROOMS, NO. eis EAST
BROAD STREET.
TO-DAY (WEONES bANO. NOV. 18TH
COMMENCING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
consisting OF in part. Handsome Cham
Der SUI s.. fine China Cases. fine Iron
Beds. zine oak Dining Tables handsome
OK Han Racks. T. rolls hiEh-grade New
Matung. severed good Velvet CARPETS.
new Art Squares and Druggets. hand
some oak boards. Mirror Front oak
to'd ng Bed. Mirror Door Walnut Ward
rohrs. China Dinner Sets. New RUGS.
hrop-Head Singer Sewing Machine. and
eLn'r furniture. etc. also. Good Crocers'
wagon. OH Tank. etc.
Lad es especially invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Button Goes East.

state Insurance Commissioner Button
ana Actuary c. g. Taylor. Jr.. LETT last
night FOR Portland. Ne, whore they viii
witness the examination Of the Union
Mutual LIE In arence Company. The ex-
of the company. and the, Virginia oeficers
are going TO get experience in this lime
Of work.
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THE RICHMOND TEAM
WINS SKATING RACE

Especial BY Southern Bell Telephone
PETERSBURG. VA. November 13.-The
relay match race team at the Washing
ton Street skating rink. between Rich
mond and Petersburg skaters. tonight
was Won by tho Richmond team, after
an exciting contest
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NJ IRE RONORS FOR
SEC0ED DISTRICT
Officers Under Captain Hulce
Again Defeat Patrolmcn Of
Bloody First"
high GUN"
Sergeant Sent Three Bullets TO
the Bui:s Eye-Thc
Scores.

Omcers OF the Second District. under
Captain Eulce, again carried Off the
h2u.rs in the target practice yesterday
afternoon. defeating tne Bloody First
Sergeant Hll-rrtft. OF the Second sta
uon. "as the high gun. making TWEEN
tF-siX oAt OF possible thirty. He sent
tNree bullets 20 the bun SIEVE. TWO Of
> shots struck the four mark. and one
landed ln the three column.
NeNt 90 the handsome sergeant OF the
Second came the gallant and smiling
Johnson. OF Tie First who scored TWEEN
ty-hve points out of the thirty he could
have made. Ofiiccr Johnson led his dis
trlct. and was ahead of the "shebang"
until Sergeant Iioidcraft levelcd his re-
volver ~ the target. Then IL was an
other story
Detective Wiltshire and Court Ofiicer
Robins ucd with seventeen points. and
omar Mo.unr mal. a lnreo ma q two
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Filing Case Lost.

The state Corporation Commission re-
Gently ordered number OF steel niing
cases in sections. one important Sec
tion has been lost I'm transit and no
trace Of it has Vet been found.
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Virginians in New York.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

NEW YORK. November I3.-Ral,nor.
J. T.. Murphy. Woodward, DR. Carrinr.
ton. Prince George. Miss * M4lon..
Holland. I. Davenport and wife. Miss D.
=. Hargrave: Imperial. H. w. Wood.
Herald Square. -. III. Whitfield. Rroas-
way Central, T. s. Crosswel: 81 Denis
J. NJ Fourdurean; Grand, l.. Cohen.
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One Never Does

'Bragiey. tells mo he got mixed up In "a
scrap On election day"
did he win out2'
"of course. IL he hadn't ne wouldn't have
SAID ANYTHING about it'-rhe Catholic stand
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BY Pollard & Bagby.

AUCTION SALE, TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER, OF NO. AZ WEST DU.
VAL STREET.
We will sell at auction on the premises
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER HrH.
az 400 o'clock. tho above ulentione4 desir.
able siX-room house Splendid renting
locaity. Good home FOR a colored man.
IEkMS Ono-t0ur-h cash, rest easy.
POLLARD K BAGBY.
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WANTS EBBETS TO
REFUND Sl6, 600
Edward ianlon Brings Suit in
New Jersey Against the
Brooklyn Baseball Club.
ROW AT ANNUAL MEETING
New Directors Ridicule Suit and
Say Salaries Are in Accordance
With Constitution.

SEW YORK. November i3-Followtug
tha annual rreo.Irr 81 the stockholders
,-,, ,.,.A .,.
''-
FIRST Natona- hank huild''g' HAcnei' q
Place. Jersey Ctty. yesterday there was
Il disagroe,ne-t +tat ls likely 10 end ia
- 49, 1900, o- Al
44e1 NJ. h4l-i'' attorney -'l -''
lyn club. in tie beginning ~ q suit Ia
the Court Of Chsncery. brought by I'D
49,, r,-.,.... -.....-..- -, ,t. r.....t-,...,
DAseoali team i-- GAG ~
C9mpe. Charles D. L1bets. tne pr-sl1e.-
of the oi.b. AND Henry w. N--le-s. The
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Auction Sales. Future DAYS

BY J. Thompson Brown & Co,
PUBLIC AUCTION OF FRAME HOUSE
AND WIDE LOT, NEAR TIE PRO-
POSED AUDITORIUM. THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER IS, 1900, $50 p. NJ
The let fronts on east line OF linden
street, between Main and Cary Streets.
20 feet, with "a depth OF &c feet: wide
alley on the north. Two houses built here
would pay q handsome income. Its
proximity TO the proposed auditorium
makes it very desirable property
TERMS; one-fourth cash; balance six.
twelve and eighteen months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14

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