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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
GRANT THROWS
KELLY BUT ONCE
Second Trial is Unavailing, and
Match is Awarded to Local
Wrestler.
BOUT CLEAN THROUGHOUT
Kelly Shows Wonderful En-
durance in Grants
Iron Grip.
BOUT CLEAN THROUGHOUT.

Joe Grant, Of Washington. failed g
throw sailor Charles lNelX twice In one
hour at Sanger Hall last"night, thereby
fonfeiting the lnatch.
or fairer match seen In Richmond, and
though the crowd was rather small, there
was no lack OF enthusiasm The preliml-
nary bout was between Mcssrs Lane a nc
and Norfolk both anna ,Iurs of this city.
Norfolk was given Che match after
twenty-one minutes of rather slow work.
and the mt was cleared tnr anf eve y
referee; sidney Gates, announcer
The match was under the following con-
ditions: Grant had to throw Kelly,,twice
II, one no hGnr sbonlders hnvs to be pnned
to the The mat mat ana the strangle- hold barred
Grant Immediately took the offensive
and after sixteen minutes and tn seconds
ing speed, threw Kelly with n combna-
ton hammer-locle and scissors grip There
was no rest, and, Immediately after dis
eptanglng the two SPe ar
Kelly's Endurance
Reys great as he w s5o2d ara
best efforts in the next forty-fpnr mimi
ties were unavailing Kelley receIvint:
quite an ovation when time vas called
in this part OF the match Girnt' made
n favorable impression. when IN releas-
Ing his hold to get back on tht. mat he
allowed Kelly his original position. IT
may not have awaited much to maintain
It but his action was clean hnd was
heartily applauded.
Immediately after the match q tcle-
gram was received from Shad Link, Of
Baltimore, challenging the winnkr. Kel-
w accepted the challenge, but changed q
few minutes later at7the request bf Grant.
Grant In few words stated that Kelly
was an excellent wrestler. n0S BECAUSE
he Grant had failed to throw him, but
because he was; nevertheless Kelly woul5
stand a poor chance with Link. who
weighs about two hundred pounds. and
suggested a finish bout between Kelly and
himself at a near date as n substitute.
Kelly accepted and the match was set
for May 70.
The outcome of such a match will not
be as easy to forecast as last rights match
would seem to indicate to The ordinary
spectator. Grant was all offensive, and
kelly saving himself. and playing for
time To have taken the offensive and
thereby throwing Grant, void not have
given him the match, and onY forced him
TO greater eXertiOn. Jttt N
Kellys endurance, especially in the ham
mer-locks, was something wonderful.
Time and time again he broke grips that
seemed absolutely impossible, and would
have, among amateurs probably meant q
broken arm. Kelly on the offensive will
be a different style of wrestler, and con-
siderlng the absolute absence of any
fakery' or dirty work on the part of either
Of the wrestlers. the next match promises
to be exceedingly interesting.
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ILLICIT LIQUOR.
Many Fines Imposed on Speak
Easy Proprietors.
Especial to The Times Dispat ch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LOUISA, VA. May 2l.--A hard blow is
being given. the Illegal sale of whiskey
to-day by an all-day session Of the mag
istrate court before Capt George a.
Cooke of Frederlck's Hall. and George
v. Cameron. Of Louisa. Justices OF the
peace for this county,
Warrants have been served ON John
Evans, j. j. Trice. Tom Adams, NJ. L..
Kuphn and w. n. Talley (white), and
Robert Green, james jackson, and Minor
Hackney (coloretl), who are all here with
about two score witnesses So far John
Evans has been tried and pleading guilty,
was fined $50 and costs; Robert Green.
fined 500 and costs; J. ]. Trice. cc,lnd
guilty ON two charges and fined 800 und
costs; Tom Adams, fined $50 and costs.
The others will be tried during the even
ing, and Tomorrow, and from the present
outlook 1t looks as If they will be fined.
These parties are all from the lower
end OF the county. between Mineral and
I7rederick's Hall. The State is growing
rich from the fines Imposed for this Of
fence In Louisa county. the regular court
on last Monday having imposed n fine OF
$3.50 on Julia. .Baugh. q white woman from
Jackson, District, and a fine OF $500 OH
Jacob Shelton (coloredD, and his wife.
making $3.50 in fines for selling whlskey
within a week, and four more cases yet to
be tried.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
All the Rumored Big Deals Are
Still in the Air.

The following auction sales OF real es-
tate are announced:
For to- day,--Att o clock w. b. Pizzinl
Company will sell two brick dwellings,
Nos. 009 and oil West Marshall Street.
At o'clock Henry, S. Hutzlers &c Com
pany will sell the beautiful residence
corner, of Grace and Ryland Streets, now
occupied by DR.. Z. N. Calisch.
Tomorrow at 6 o'clock j. Thompson
Brown & Company will sell the brick
dwelling. corner Ninth and Clay Streets,
the Same to be removed BY July. 1st.
There are still In the alr any number
of rumors of heavy private transactions
In real estate that have very recently
been, made, are about to. be made or
very soon to be put through, but the
real estate agents are reticent, and such
Of them as will talk at all declare that
half the talk Is merely on the rlmor
That several big deals are OH the string
no one doubts. but even one big deal on
the verge OF maturity Is enough to create
a whole acre Of rumors. It Is certain,
however, that no very extensive trans-
action was concluded yesterday, or, In
fact, last week. "A few days later there
may be very different story to tell,
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by Bedel, almost novice In the saddle,
Won tire brooklyn ha'ld.cnn NJ Grave
send to-day. Che cover,1 The nile and
q ntlarter IN 2:B as, within ore-fifth OF d
second of the secord for the race and
In Il game drive under the whip ana spur,
flosed out the stout -hcarn1 Dandellon
In the run through the stretch. Two
lengths behind came The Picket. who
two years ago carried his colors to We
tory in the same stake against the
mighty Irissi Lad and !triois. and. last
OF nil, was Delhi. The winner Ut the
classic only a year aEo. Summarizes:
First race--about six furlonzs-Lady
Amelia III to and even) first, Halifax
&c 10 and 2 to y second. Edna Jackson
& q 10 2 and I to 81 third Time. 1:10.
Second race selling: mile and six
Consuelo II. e to i and to q second,
Angler to ! and to y THIRD. Time,
l4s 3-5.
Third race-the Expectation Stakes;
1--WE f,lrlonga-Sup 6 to and I to 81
first, Demund nl to 20 and ouD second,
Senator Clay C00 to l and 10 to u third.
Time ! :o2.
Fourth race-the Brooklyn handicap;
$20,onn: mile and Standardization GOD.
Bcdell (25 to and 10 to y first. Dande-
lion 400. O'Nell. q to and S to 81 sec
ond, The Picket 600. Radtke 90 to
and 4 to y third. Time. 2:C6 3-5. Proper.
Merry Lark. oxford. Roseben. Go Be-
tween. Oliver Cromwell, Lord Of the
Vale Goldsmith. Security Snow King
and Delhi also ran
Fifth race-sellng; about six furlongs :
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(. FIVE NEW CHARTERS.
State Corporation Commission

X The state Corporation Commission has grant
ddtho following charters.
HI G. Barnes, Incorporated. Ronnokc. II. g.
Barnes, president and treaHurcri I. j. Rice.
yi!eosprssident; Robert X, Rector, secretary;
ufacture. buy and sell chemicals. drugs. ex-
tracts and compounds thereof
River Front Realty Corporation. Norfolk.
James A: Fleming president. New York. Rob
ert Il. Tapley vce.presldent; D.. NJ, Agey.
secretary and treasurer; j. p. Hank, Jr.. gem
cra counsel Norfolk. Capital, $4,000. Objects;
Reaf estate busincss
Endowment OF ST. Pnul's Church.. Elizabeth
River Parish (IncD. Norfolk Richard H. Tun-
stalt chairman: George l.. Arps. vicc-chair-
man CALDWELL Hardy secretary and treasurer;
all OF Norfolk. Objects: 70 establish In per-
petuty 4 fund not exceeding $4,000 10 De
used for the preservation. insurance and i'm
provement OF the property'of St Pnnrs Church,
Norfolk Va.
gear.sburg G, T. Pnnter. president: Thomas
i. Pearson vice-prcsdent; NJ. r, Farrior, sec
rotary ami treasurer; Martin Williams. John
". Williams. J. II. Woodrum. Bernard Mason.
dlrectors all OF Pearisburg. Capital, $4,000.
Eastern Light Company dno). Norfolk. W,
FL Carr prestdent. Joseph f. Hopkins. vice
president; ]. r. W Perry treasurer; ~ W.
Miller, secretary; d. Fl. Brown Simeon Salters!
J. W. Randolph. Matthew g Boykn, J. ~;
Of Norfolk. Capital. $50, 600!
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LONG SHOT WINS.
Rain or Shine First in Churchill
Downs Feature Event.
nv a ss,,ciated press.)


LOUISVILLE. KY, May 21.-Rain or
Shine, long shot won the steeplechase,
the feature event at Churchill Downs to-
day from Belle Dodson and Signal Light,
both at long prices. Summarizes:
First race--four. and Il half furlongs-
King Leopold e IL to ~ first Tom
Morgan % 70 i second, Bonart 40 to u
third. Time. 81
y first. Weberflelds i5 to y second.
merck Girl Is to u third. Time.
/ Third race-six furongs-- Maplemrst
40 to u first. Matodor e to - second,
Mum 6 to u third. Time. lbs Is.
Fourth race--steeplechase; handicap:
short course--Rain or Shine 6 to ~
fjrst, BelS Dodson (15 to. y second,
Signal EAght eco to y third. Time,
2.51 AS.
Fifth race-four and half furlongs :
La yeita a to u first, Levla g 12 to y
second. Laura E.. az to y third. Time,
:56
sixth race selling; six furlongs7-su
zanne Rocamorn 6 to y first, Interllght
6 to y second, Usury q to y third
Time, ;16 2-5 -
Seventh race-salling; mtle-<Rcd Light
(even) first. Free Booter e. 10 to ID
second. Reticcnt e to ID third. Time,
l:43 A5.,
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THE LOUISIANA,
Big Battleship Received From
Builders-Establish Quarantine.

Especial to The Tmes-Dlspatcn)
NORFOLK, VA, May 21.--The battle
ship Louisiana was towed over from the
builders yard at Newport News this af-
ternoon and delivered TO the government
at the Norfolk navy yard. 1t took five
powerful tugs to bring the new big and
heavy three funneled fighter over.
The Marine Hospital Service authorities
here announced to-day that vessels bound
for Hampton Roads ports from Cuban
ports must lie in quarantine here for five
days, no mntter whether they, have come
The Norwegian steamer Fridtjof Nan
sen, Captain Giregor. which came In to-
the new regulation. She sailed from
Calbarien Cuba, April 2sth. for Phiadel-
mia, discharged there. came In to-day
bound for Norfolk and was impounded
below.
Loud complaint IS heard In the shipping
districts that under the new regulation
Baltimore and other ports north of this
will profit at the expense OF Norfolk,
since vessels which can avoid this port
and the ive-day detention Incident to
calling here, will go instend to Northern
ports
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Two Mot Desia---blo Detached Brick
-DweIlin rs on -. MarshalE Street
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Cleveland. 2: PHILADELPHIA. ]

PHILADELPHIA. May 2l-Phlladelpnia to-
day lost Its first contest to a Western club.
Cleveland taking the game after thirteen IN
run hit by Betns.
Score by innings. r. T.
Phliad elphia 80 Q Q 90 oil i
Batteries-Eeles and Bemis; Waddell. Bender.
schreck and Powers. Time, 245. Umpiies,
Connors and Hurst.
Chicago Il; New York, s.
NEW YORK. May sl.--The Chicago Amer inert.
cans won tho first game OF the series from
New York to-day. Elberheld's bad throw In the
seventh inning let in the winning run.
Score by Innings. r. y;
GaS %or .......:..Go ioiS9-s Il
Batteries-Whlte. Owen and sullivan; Ches-
bro Clarkson. Griffith and MCGUIRE. Time
ELS. Umpire connolly
Detroit, q; Boston, I.
equaied the record for successive defeats IN
CURED by major league team to-day when
Detroit defeated them by TO !,
Score by innings. r. r.
Boston .......,.........,.00 o Oo0o01-l .
Graham. Time. l:42. Umpire o Loughlin
Washington, g; St. Louis, I.
WASHINGTON p, c.. May 2l-Washinston
feated ST. Louis hand!ly Falkenbesg was very
effective with men on BASES.
Score by innings. X Il
ST. Louis. ...,...........o o 0 00oool-l !
Observation-Disclosures and Kitridge; Powell
and Hickey. Time, 1850 umpires Sheridan
and Rouns.
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DAY WITH THE BIG LEAGUE!

Boston at Cincinnati.
Standing Of the Club
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Governor Glenn and Staff.

(speciai to The TIlnes-Dispaych)
RALEIGH. n. c.. May Ex-Governor
Glenn left this morning for Charlotte to
participate In the great May twentieth
celebration He was accompanied by
State Audinr B. n. Dixon, and the men,
bers of his personal staff from various
parts Of tn State arc to meet him there
The Third Regiment Band, under COM
mand of C,ptain w. r, Moody, left for
Charlotte his afternoon. The Governor
expressed tie hope that large number
OF the companies composing the North
Carolina xational Guard will attend
the celebration.
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Fork Union, II; Arvonia, 4.
lsneclal to Tho Times -DIspat

Especial to inc Ilmcs- D'spa.e'h'
FORK UNION, VA. May 2l'-The
game OF baseball here to-day between
the Academy and the Arvonia teams
was tho best played and most exciting
contest on the local diamond this season.
The Arvonia boys showed UP In splendid
shape. and by some timely batting IN
across the plate. However, this was
the only inning that Griffin. the Acad.
emy's twirer. let up In his sensational
pitching. He waved out nineteen OF the
Arvonia men during the game, striking
out the first three men that faced him
in the first Inning in rapid succession,
Lodge, behind the bat caught In gilt
edge form, and his throwing to bases
was perfect and spectacular.
Score by Innings; r..
Fork Union Acad., ...2 o 302 2 2 Oil
Arvonia ...,,,..,,...0 0 0 0 0 4 o O o.
Batteries Griffin and Lodge; Evans
and Page. Umpire, Mr. John McKenna,
of New Canton Attendance. 300.
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PROPERTY Transfers.

, Richmond---W Hyde West to II. a. slewers.
10 feet on west eide Of Mayo Street, NORTH
west corner Of cypresa 4\lay, sitbo.
Henrco--Joseph II. Lyme and wife to James
Shaw az feet on r,eftWlch Street, plan OF
Marion Hi. $40.
! George 4 Booker ard wife to Fred wagner.
be .nwl RirhnionH. SLI0.
II. s. Read and wife to william A. Green,
lots .ls, 20. 20 and 2s in block c. section l. plan
OF Highland Springs. $500,
Frank p Read aud wife TO same. 10; No. S
iii block G. section l. plan of Highland
Springs, Sit.
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SPOR rs
LONG SHOT WINS
GREAT HANDICAP
Result of Great
Brooklyn Handicap

Track--oravesend
Notwithstanding Handicap.
VaIue--$2o,Ooo.
DIstance-Mlie and a quarter.
Flrst-Tokalon les to Hand 10 TO ",
owned BY u w. Fuller and ridden by
Bedcll !.
Sccond-Dandelton Il TO and to
81, owned by. r. r. Hitchcock and
ridden by o'NelI.
ThIrd-The Picket 10 TO and TO
~, owned by Weldeok Stable and
ridden by Radtke.
Also ran--Proper, Merry Lark, OK
ford, Roseben, Go. Between and others.
Delhi lost.
Time, 2:05 3!5.
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McGuire's VS.. Nol1ev s.

McGuire's school baseball team will play
Nolleys school team this afternoon ut 4 clock
terscholastc games The lineup will be as
follows:
second base; Forsyth third base; Dashiei
short-stop; Cowariln, left field: Meek. right
field, Weford. centre field; Davidson catcher;
Johnson. second base; Eldrdge, third base; II
Knowles. short-stop; Lamb. left field; sutton.
right fell: Christian centre field; Hendon,
catcher; yood pitcher.
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Heaslip III, to s and cven> first, opt-
clan &c to and Q to y second, Mtntia
Is to and to y third. Time. 1:1o 80.
Sixth race--five fllrlongs-Gold Fall e
to ana 8 to 81 first. Grctnn Green q to
s and to q second, Elfall (6 to l. and
to y third Time, 1:Dl 20.
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in winning the New England lntercolle-
giate meet; the defeat of the Columbia
varsity eight by Annapolis. the upsets
on the college baseball diamonds: the Ave
straight Victories of the Highlanders'
and the downfall of the champion Giants
at pittsburg Altogether there was plenty
to think and talk about.
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Other Baseball.

At Prnceton-Mercerpurs Academy 2;
Princeton !.
At Andover-ph llips.Anloyer. IL: Springfield
Training School, o.
At Athens Ga University OF Georgia, 10;
Cumberland 9.
At Chicago University Of Chicago 4; North
western University. !.
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DWARF KILLS HIS MAN.
Best Man Landers Shot William
Bailey, Son of Merchant.
.Snecial to Tho Tlmcs- DispAtclj

especial 70 TIC TImrs- D1sDHEHII1
BRISTOL, TENN, May 3l.-A special
from the mountains of Greene county to-
night states that the noted dwarf moon
sinner. who has been many times ar
raigned in Federal court. and who Is
known only as Best Man L.anders, shot
and killed William Bailey, son of a
wealthy merchant, Bailey Is said to
have been the agGressor. Landers Is
about sixty years old. and weighs only
about slxty-fve pounds.
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New York. 6; Chicago, d.

+ CHICAGO. May ol--The holdness OF Chicago 8
pitchers and two costly errors handed New
York to-day's game without the necessity OF
Score by innings. r. II 4.
Chicago .:....oolo2oool- 10 2
New York. Luz 30
Batter!cs-Ruelbach, Beebe and King; WiltHe
Matthcwson and Bowernan. Time. 2:25. um-
lam
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Norfolk Defeats Roanoke.

Especial to The Times DIspatchD
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l.-Norfolk de-
feated Roanoke, here to-day fifteen to
ted the hill climbers at Viii, Clark, of
Norfolk, making a home-run, a three
Dagger and two-bagger. and a single
The score: r, II. r.
ROANOKE " 49," o oooooooo-o''6 1
Batteries: Huntington, Leonard; and
Edwards O'Brien, Bass and Lanham.
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LYNCHBURG WINS.
Took the Game Away From Dan
Vile BY Good Stick Work.
Snccial to The Times Dispatch.)

1SrccfHf 81 -! -.
DANVIr,LE, VA, May 2l.--The heavy
hating of the I.ynchburg team resulted
in IKE defeat of the locals here to-day
by the score OF to l. The visitors
only got seven hits, but four OF t.asc
we're two basyers and one three
Dagger, this stick work netting them
three earned runs. Danville only COW
nected with Carters delivery for three
n,ne les. The feaiule Of the game was
tic batting of Wilson for the vsitorS'
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summary-Earned runs. Richmond g..
Two.base hits, Mccormick and Sfaffer.
Thrce-base hits, Reeve. Sacrifice hits,
Hicks, Shancr. Titman, Laval. Stolen
bases. Conroy, Ftschwan and Rose.
Bases on balls by Revell' l. Hit by
nitcher. Fischman. Struck out. Us Revell,
! by Laval G. Time of game, hours.
Umpire, Hoffner.
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BY direction Of Mr..
who Is declining hous
sell at his residence, ~
Street Corner franklin
WEDNESDAY,,
at 1880, a. NJ, his hou'
braclng-one very ha'
Rosewood Parlor Suit,
some Parlor Chairs, w
case, very handsome F
Suit with a very ma
Wardrobe to match
cost $500; Mahogany z
very handsome Oak ]
consisting of one fine
with chairs to match
Buffet (hand-made), Ha
Oak Chamber Suits.
Hair Mattresses, Toile
usual Kitchen Furnitll
Terms-Cash.
RICHMOND
George II. Valentine.
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-Richm-nders IN New York,

(spec,a = to The lines. DispatefR)
NEW YoRl=- May 81 --Nehernna Miss ~
cook II: iioiima@-. n r. NT@nhn; Grand, s. Fl,s-
geral a. IT. Ms r. Go-lnnd MIS- Miss @ M Ennsn
q. Cohen; Yor-. H. IT. -Anderson; Na~earre r.
r. S-ydnor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-22
NDelaplane Defeated.

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
FRONT ROYAL, VA, May 2l.--Eastern
College defeated Delaplane to-day by q
score Of eighteen to four,
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Hastings Court,

Luther Ellis twelve months In jail and Slup
nne FOR Involuntary nianslhughter. El|is struck
a man named Burch with blackJaclt. from
v tich the Inter died
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DailyCourtRsecord.
Ct,ancery Court.

Mrs. William Paul named ns curator on be-.
half OF herself and infant child. Estate Df
her late husband valued at sl',en. and VIII
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Architects, T@ke Notice

The Virginia Comm
Jamestown Exposition.
the erection of a State
ginia at the Jamesto WI
by announce that they
n competition, the obje
select an architect for
Building.
They desire to have t
intended by the designt
The building Is to be
of architecture. Is to HI
water frouts. 1t can BIO
or a reproduction. The
coed s25, 900, including {
lures and architects co
The first floor will ha
large reception room, f
sized rooms. two small
The second floor Will
eight bedrooms. with T.
Tho committee will n
cello Hotel In Norfolk
1906, to receive drawing
from architects desirini
this work.
: All drawing or CORE
gard 10 this can be adj
SALE Lowenherg Butlt
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Pittsburg, 8; Boston, o.


rITrsBL,RCi. Pa. May 2l.-PIttsburg. with
Willis on the rubber. had no trouble In shutting
out the Bostons to-day. Not Boston player
reached second base.
Score by innings. r. r.
Boston .........:........:o 10000 1000
ham Time. 1880. Umpire. tombstone
Philadelphia, r; St. Louis, o.
ST, LOUIS, May 2l.-courtncys, single ana
Magee's three Dagger in the ninth innings With
one out. resulted In one to nothing victory
for Philadelphia to-day
Score by innings. X. y.
Philadelphia ,...........O o Q 90 I'LL !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Raub Sparks and poo-
in. Tine l;5o. Umpire. Emslie.
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 4.
CINCINNATI, O., May q a base on balls.
a sacrifice, Corcornn's single and Schlei's
double gave Cincinnati two runs and the game
In the eighth.
Score by Innings. X. II u.
Cincinnati ....,,,,..,...o sos0oa%-o % !
Notwithstanding, overall and !schlel: strck-
lett and Bergen Time. 1850. EMPIRES. Car
penter and Conway EtHHsl .-a
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Southern League.

At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 8; Atlanta. 4.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. 8; Montgon-
cry. s.
At Shreyport-shreveport, o; Nashville. 2.
At Lttli Rock--Llttle Rock. 4; Blrming-
ham. 9,
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FOR SALE,

Farm of esq acres, hlghl
tractive dwelling, with
fences; splendid barn: eVt
class condition: 41-2 mi
lottesville. For farm, II
personal property, $4,000.
Fine estate in Valley
acres much of which Is !
large dwelling, good ba
charming home and q
proposition. Price, SAC
HILLEARY & co. Chs
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Virginians and Others Who Are
REGISTERED at the Hotels.

All the JeTerson-W, O, chenowith, Bir-
mingham, Ala; W. Fl, Lowenhers, Nor
folk; Mr. and Mrs !. Willingham and
Miss Peachy Brown, OF Alton; Miss Trsg.
of Abingdon; Miss Virginia J. w. Haw,
of Ashland; Miss Nancy q. Stokes, of
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Argo Creamed Salmon, scalloped SAL
mon, Outlets or Croqueftes are among
the most tempting Of cold weather dlshesi
$50 = can at al! grocers.
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The Truckers were unable to solve Laval s
curves. and were never II, the game. The
batting OF Shaffcr and Reeve and the
sharp fielding Of the Richmond players
and the brilliant work Of lSishman at
short for Portsmouth were the features.
Failure OF Revell to cover the first Tag
when McDonough was fielding ground
ball on three occasions was responsible
for nearly all Of Richmond's tallies. Once
they got a man on the initial sack, 1t
was an easy matter to score.
One thousand rooters saw the game,
but had little chance to root after the
first inning. Cowan caught Reyno,ds's
bat, and kept him from hitting the ball
on the third strike in the sixth Inning.
He was called down by Reynolds. and a
fight almost resulted. Score:
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