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ALEC TAYLOR WINS.
Fast Race at Reservoir Rink
Last Night. as

Fast Race at Reservoir Rink
Last Night.
Capt. Alec Taylor and his relay team
won the contested threa-nrile relay race
last night in the big rink ut tho Reser-
volr In 10 minutes and q SECONDS. At the
finish Captain Taylor was nearly a half
q lap ahead of his adversary. Capt. John
The result OF this race leaves tho cham
pionship very. much In doubt, as Capt
John p. Brents team won tho first race
The second was contested nne was rolled
team With one race to their, credit. The
third, and deciding, race will toll which
team gets the championship prizes and
title. This race will probably DO pulled
OFT Friday nlght. if tho teams can get IN
Last nights race was a clean one, from
start to finish. Taylor's team took the
lead when nearing the-mlle stretch and
held It 10 the end. When Brent rent came AN =,
a half a lap. ahead OF him. While Brent
did his Lowell best, and this, many say;
meant that he skated as he never lsknled
before. but could not get near enough
to Ills clever little adversary to prevent
fhe race going to Taylor's team. Boin
CAPTAINS did most excellent lex WORK,
As they calne In for the hnnl tour me
great crowd In tho building rhlr.y We t,,
Wild, Firo flew from, their rollers as ~,
Two fastest skaters IN me sou'h i"'rly
flew around tho course 49,.
Cnptain Taylors victorious, team, Vas ,iis
composed OF Eddie Harley, Wlll,ie
Sp,h and w. d. Newherry C9ptaiIn
Rrent's team was composed % -. W.
pollard, Tom Figg and /. G, HOOKER
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AUCTION SALES, Future DayS


VALUABLE CRY PROPERTY FOR sAflti.
. In pursuance Of the decree OF this Curporatioisy
Court Of Fredercksburg. Va, iii tho chAncerySS
suit Ok Hunter and other. Va. Hunter and
signed special commissioners will on 1tjF!st
DAY. MAY 3, 1906. at IL o'clock Nj. / ofter hit z
public auction ths following real estate in thy
81 Inc g late chare. T. ,ntof . 'he
said city, now occupied BY Hening and Nuckulss
as geretnl agricutural implement stoYs. Knows
brick building thereon Is now, three and orets
half stories. with largo BASEMENT also q stabis
In tho FEAR f n II i 7i y Il .5E
property, known AZ No. 1872 East Main Streets
oco,ipied as u store and dwelling by Dickson
Bortanjan. . llt !. . "A 4. 81
ana Tn1 severy s iss th Till pot
The saln of all this property Will take place
In front Of the first toned parcel above. .55
Terms Of salc for the two Aforementioned pas.
chase money IN ono and two years from date os
sale. bearing por cent. interest, secured ny
decd Of trust on the property; or all cash, AT
the option Of the purcnaser Y.
Terms OF sale OF the third parcel OF real ess
tate. all cash. HI. Il. \. SKI n
WtfiriI,fAM ". HuTZ,jER. .f
Special nen r tSe eo
Of the city OF Tredorlckrburg (, q N
George Il, H1ntor ct ns..........,.... Flaln
sl against Il! n 1. v, y. ss
Mrs sa s ra astsE o. :; q ia I'D ts
certify that this bond required Of the specie!
eauso on The 18th day Of March, 1905, has beer,
Given Under ny hand q, e ,sss q the SAID
court tn = 'f day Of A. 4p' B. Y 'slsi o.rx.
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v. P. L, q; w. AND J., 2.
Costly Errors in the Second In.
ming Decided the Game
,nocin, 10 The s-Dispatch

Especial to The Ilmes-DlspatCl''l
LEXINGTON. VA. April 6.--rhe Vlr-
ginia Polytechnic Institute this after-
noon on Wilson field defeated Wasnlhs-
ton and Lee a to 2, in m interesting game
OF base ball.
VARSITY lost the game In the second
inning by three costly errors, which al
lowed three runs to the Polytechs
Porter twirled a great game, for WASH
ington and Lee and the playing OF out
field for Virginia Polytechnic was GOOD
Cooper scored them a home run.
Thls Is the first game Won by Polyteels
over the Lexington boys for six years,
Varsity, promises to even up matters AZ
the second game with Polytechs To-
morrow, r. :,
Score by innings; Z
". t. U,,,.,.,,...,0Q 02 90 00s 9
" r.. I.,,,,,.,.....,,13 90 600 0 "a 3
Batteries-NNa shington and Lee: Porter
an dTrimble. Virginia Polytechnic lnst'-
trte: Damn,ann and Cooper,
Struck out by Porter, 10a by Dammnnn,
S, Base OH balls, of Porter, 2, Lett On
In ses--W. i. u, s; Y, T, =. TO- Runs-.
~. II. u; Bagey aud IMhn; y. =. Il
Cooper, Powell sGuires and Fenerston:
Umpire, Mr.. camIhell, Of Washington
and Lee,
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Kelly's Muscular Development
ssa Is Well-Nigh Marvellous
This "Jolly Tar Has Standing Challenge Against AL
Corners Under ssOne-Sixty'' Lmit--Wants Especially
10 Meet DIVER and Grant.
lar Development

III II there Is any man under 60 pounds
in the United states. who has tho faint
est idea that he can put tho broad
shoulders OF Charlie Kelly, now In Rich
mond, to the mat, the sporting editor OF
this paper will receive and print the
challenge and Will gay at tile offset that
tho challenge viii be accepted Kelly Is
here for the summer atsleast and lie Is
anxious to meet tho best wrestlers in the
country In this city. He is particularly
DESTROYS Of having a 80 With Joe Grant.
nf Washington. ana Dwyer, the man who
did such clever wrestling here some
years ago. IS
The accompanying cuts sl1owssto some
extent tho wonderful muscular develop
nlent OF this 'Jolly Tar" who isn't afraid
Of any OF them and who Is on the level
In al, OF his matches. He has neck
like a. gladiator and shoulders that are
broad and siuuscular.rsl Ills limbs are trim!
He, is IA perfect specimen Of physical
manhood, and the man who puts his
shoulders on the mat will have to be
a good one. 4-s4
III goes without saying hat Kelly will
meet one OF the foremost Wrestlcrs of
the country while he Is in the. city.
kid" Grady. a one-hundred and twen-
ty-scven pound boxer, is managing Kelly
"A [ this time. EDut ne Keeps d. ~ Il 6ooH
distance when he gives bad orders. for
the wrestler is man enough to break
about two men into pieces.
Mr.. Kelly has been giving tho pupils
OF Vaughan Lloyd some5Eoints'i IN the use
Of ILL iitsu. In this art the wrestler Is
thoroughly familiar. having met many
OF the best men In Japan and China and
thrown them.
Remarkable Record.
This is his record, which speaks for
itself:
Won from Jake snider at Dayton. Ohio,
January 90, 1901 first fall, 80 minutes 2
seconds: second fall. 5 minutes 80 sec
onds: weight. $50 pounds.
Won. from Sam A1urhrrGur, 1ndlanap-
oils Ind. January 2. 1901; first fall. 10
minutes seconds; second fall. min
auto 2 seconds; championship opff Indiana;
ITS pounds. f..s,, 4I,s.
Won from Al. Acknon; first fall. s5
minutes 2 second; second fall. minutes
2 seconds; weight, 175 pounds; Ackron,
Ohio.
April 10, 1909; first fall, Is minutes 70
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and throughout was puzzle to the
military lads from Lexington, allowing
hut four hits and giving/no bases on.
balls. Happy" Chandler. the Varsity
hackstop. who has been out OF the game
for three weeks, with a badly sprained
ankle, made his initial appeara behind
tho bat and showed his old-tme FORM.
The first Lexingtonian to reach third
base was caught off the bag by his ac-
curate throwing. Lnwler put up a bril-
liant game at shortstop, many Of his
chances being quite difficult Woodson
and Rice did some opporttne batting. the
former sending In thfee runs. The visit
tors had splendid opportunity to score
in the sixth. with the bases full. and only
one hand down. Devault, however. was
thrown out at the plate by Captain Ora
ham, and Lawler pulled down Goodloe's
hot liner, retiring the side.
The Lexingtonians flelded sharply, with
tho exceptibntof Devault. Goodloe put up
a. cle,>er. game at backstop, and Grammar
covered much territory around short. His
quick throwing to first was a feature Of
the contest 4; Is
Score by Innings: r. H. E.
Nirginia.... (. 200 OF 3 o21 10 8 2
y. NJ. I.,........... 90 0 100000 4 8
Batteries: vrgnia-susong and Chand-
Ter. v. NJ. 1.-Devault and Goodloe, Haw-
kins
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seconds; second fall, 30 minutes no sec,
onds;5 championship Of Illinois; 100
pounds.
Won from Harvey Parker, Champion
ship title. Bents, 1901: April 18th; first
fall, II minutes 90 seconds; second Tall
2 hours 30 minutes. 145 pounds.
4 Won from Flying Dutchman,' Ann Arg
Dor. Mich. DECEMBER 90 1902: first fall.
S minutes II seconds; no second fall;
l55 pounds.
Won from Young Kid sharkey, Of
fall. minutes . seconds: second fall 4
minutes seconds: 155 pounds. at Nor-
folk. Va.
Won from Larson. the big swede. Min
nesota, May 0. 1903; first fall. is min
utcs no seconds; second fall, 36 minutes
10 seconds; claimed championship Of
state; $50 pounds.
Won from Russian Lyon, at N1anllas
p. j, March. 1904. and 1905: first fall, 30
minutes; second fall 8 minutes no sec
onds; claimed championship of Philip
pine Islands: 173 pounds.
Won from Leo Moscow, Japan Won
der. April 30, 1904: first fall, II minutes;
second fall, 81 minutes IS seconds; at
Manila, p. Il; claimed championship Of
Japan: 100 pounds. s
Won from Holisar Tunk. Japan Strong
Man. April 81. 1904; first fall. 30 min
utes 2 seconds: second fall. 7 minutes 10
seconds: at Niksi, Japan; clailned, best
lnan;.l5o pounds. it1r sU
lwingo. Japan Tiger. April 2s,s 1904;
first fall 20 minutes % seconds; second
fall. Is minutes no seconds; at Iiyang.
China; 145 pounds Ill
Won from Is Young Ching, Big Man
Of China, January. 10, 1908: first t. 10
minutes 10 seconds: second fall, - min
utes no seconds; Hong Kong, Chlna;8167
pounds.
Won from Tan o'Rork. at Manila. p.
r.. February s. 1905; first fall, 81 min
utes seconds: second fall Z minutes 10
seconds; $50 pounds.
Won from Davis. U. S. steamship Tex
as. Manila, March 20, 1905; first fall, %
minutes no seconds second fall 40 min.
utes I seconds; heavyweight ofaneet;tleo
pounds. III TX
Won from Sergeant Hart. Third U. S,
A.. Manila. p. J., May 10. 1905: first fall,
I minutes 5 seconds; second fall, min
utes 10 seconds; pride Of Y. s. army;
a175 pounds.
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Four NewfC Charters.

The state t.nrpbtation Combustion hns
granieddtlie following chartars:
folk. Charles e. Cobb, president: j. 3.
McCnw, secretary md treasurer, Norfolk.
Capital, 10000. Objects. to manufacture
Basic city Development Company Gin
corporatetl), Basic City G. A. Daily,
president. rittsburs. Pa. !, George lee ;s,h w W.
Ing, w, va. b Capital. $16O,0nO. Objects. to
deal II mlnerala - estate stocks
The Dunyd Hotel Tand amusement Cor
p pere, pfe3sIaei't; I'M &. Long secretary
and treastrer.n Norfolk Capital $4,000
Objects, to conduct n hotel and restau-
rant bisiness. theatres and amtisements
Alexander Realty Corporation. forfolks.
Alexander Hothe'mer. president +. j. H. =
Hofhelmer. secretary Eorfotk Gaplth.,
$4,000 Objects to deal in real estate ~
all Its branches. a.
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Property Transfers Friday.

Rehmona-Lsw Charles NJ Sig and i,,,,,' Is' e
ss HIsf 'si's;' x e. i na; ;S'
D. ''fss2n a"y Hse1s
volrS street. el1lii-la feet north OF T '
yrsns e R'sra H,,.s snyss'ri ess
N1 Joseph and Ida + CHARITY t. Ids e ch.f
y S:s rect est .!as e ST. PsH street
h,a ,seI 'o Rsre o. ara w.e Lewis enter
north Inc Of Hanover Street II ~ feet west
Henry wasrste!n ara wife & g. 5G o. Sgt,. n
1 assd f e. t,Sss fsr &c.
ne oan e e SG! east ns Fr;t street
Iienrico Gertrude. ST. Clair and william, !, H. !.
Ianes to r.. A. McCurdy, 30 feet on west me
Vine Street. 40 feet south OF Main street
Z Eap y., a2s te s :sn' :os,h et
Lewis tsnter Land and Improvement Gom :
pany to Richmond. FrederlcksbprE ana f'o o. o.
side OF Richmond, Fredericksburg and rota-
mac Railroad, about two miles rV'' rcn1''D''''
~ NJ Hall ssats An Ia. VIZ q $ s Rsa
OF Twenty fourth Street In exchange tor 'oL a.
corner OF Fink and carrinEton 81 reefs, al'u
TT TT. 6. Williams. ,Jr. trustee. to Lizzie n.
aurand . feet on south line Of rayos az sstee'
I O.. NJ. Gasser and wife to p. Sims, . ~
feet on south line Of Wiil!am.s, ~ street. SOUTH
Amanda Stewart to Richmond and Chesapeake
Bay' Railway Company 9o6 acres be'ng a
mart of Brook Hill. 81 3d. a., /,
William n. Rupp and wlfA to same: ..oo1 OF
east ssa e B 81 street Joaehs
nd Orphan Asylum Of Richnond Va TO
same. 4cs aeres, being part OF ''fioll y'orook
$3.50. 55iisa8Hi.b itt ag3s
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Real Estate Notes.

The transactions In real estate yester-
day were on the smaller order and none
of the Important deals on the strtns
wound up were those Of No. IS East Mar
shall and No. 1o5 East Marshall. This
property was. bought as an investment
from J. B. Elam &, co. The name Of the
pur chaser will not be known until the
deeds are recorded. @ a5a-
Nressrs. Sutton & Co. engineered the
deal by which Mr.. A. l.. straus recently
became the owner OF the Barksdale pro-
perry. 123 East Broad Street. The price
paid was $4,000
Samuel Bendhem has bought as an In
vestment the lots with the improvements
thereon, Nos. 1876 and 12s South Fifth.
Street.
Messrs. Cassellman & Co., who deal
entirely in farm lands near to Richmond,
have just sold to Western mon two farms
on the river above Richmond. for which
they received about $18, GO.
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NEW. ORLEANS. April o,-Fa'r Grounds
First raceslx fnrlongs-san Atone g e e ?,
first, Amy Riley 6 toD second p"essa t" ~
Second race--slx furlongs-Y Young nemn ,sn :
n3 to 5, llrst rrofann,,eo TO !, sfco''"' i'a"
Third race-Half a miie-r.ucy, Marie a. 70 3
first Raeshed tl5 to y second, laVernlta w
Ia il third. Thine, AZ 4-5, ~ - ~,
Fourth race-one mile and seventy YARDS
Kcnton 6 to = nrst Shs ,ninn s 81 X. %
second Macy Jr 70 20 tnirn a h.
Gle lis 10 d first. Dapple Gold q TO second
Red Raven a Old third Time ~. ,,,,,s
Raining Leaves (o-to y first. Fortune Teller ias
us TO s. second, Dscernment Ql to % th'ra'
f,Imn 1.i5 i-b. 80 a. $500 Wv w.
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TUXEDO CLUB WINS.
No Obstacle Now to Holding
T,yartv. Bouts,

9 CHESTER. April 6,-The FuTedo BOZ.
inc club. OF 'Essington. won It's battle
here last night IN the cGuTIdtsi ana e shsyo
~ "a" ho,,ts In the new building,
Alter hearing evidence charging WI
liam n. Rocaps II. n. Prettyman, Rich
ara ard Kahn. Frankie Carsey Phil Logan,
Freely Welch and Eddie l,'en m Win con-
hmildins Tor gambling purposes, Alder
man Smith decided that there was ,noth-
Ing s" to shov that the principals fought for
a prize. OF that there was e, gnmbllnE or or
9The men had heenQ arrested after the
bouts OF March 2Sth, and the case tried
here last niSht was q test. The victory
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Virginian Put $40 On 1OO-to-1 Shot
And Lett Benning's 81 900 Richer

makers cashier counted him f.offathe
money. n
The flllys victory was the surprise Of
tho meeting, but the Yirgirian was not
tho only one who profited by It. a
postal clerk was awakened early this
morning by a friend who rushed into
his room with tale Of a strange dream
in which no had heard the cry, ''Bettie
wins !" The clerk went to the track aud
bet 81 on the filly at so to J. He won
$a20. The frie~l No had the dream
gets his out Of that.
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Oaklawn,

. HOT SPRINGS ARK April s,-osklas'n
First race-.Flve furlongs f5 TO j, nrst,
Ina Gray as ~ 81 second, Frank Bell % 10 q
third, Time. 10? 3-a.
second race-,-IIalt mlle--aBob's Pet na to 81
hrst Maxim .Gorky y to 2, second. Cayore q
Third One mlle--Rather Royal 20 to -
f,rs, E'end!go Is to y second, I.azel % to ~
=" Fourth race--one mile and a sSteenth.-Red
Leaf q to 81 ilrst, Emhar,assmsnt & 70 y Sec
Irifth racc--C1ne mile Scalp Lock (cvcnl frst,
Eisie Harris q to y second, I.ayenla True a
20 y third. Time, i:i3 40. :,
slx, race-siS furlongs-coAcert g % y
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DailyCourt Record
Law and Eauity.

Pecrees entered yesterday: Mary
Frances 1lellcrvs. John r. Keller, divorce
on the ground Of dcsertoti. /.
1erson & son vs. X. s. Pullcr, for. s376;
B. Il. Barrett vs.. G. r. Davis for $3.50 /;
3. r. Harret VS.. James ]. ONeill, for
s37tO, Henry II. Kasprowicz. WHO sues ls !!
etc., Va. Michael Wllaletl's administrative,
crcditor's bill filed III chancery.
Hastings Court.
Cases tried Lelia Harris, malicious
wo,indlng, ncquitted; James TInsley and
Junlus Williams. petit larceny, Thirty
days each In jail; c.. A. Becker and Harry
NorthinYtoh, petit larceny. four mouths
each In jaii;S David Jones. sent to Re-.
formatory for flvc years for housebrcak-
ing. 3El8 'N ih ts G
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/. Guilford, 26; A. & M 8,

fSpeclal to The Times, Dispatch.)
ri cREENsRORO. Is. c., April 6,r-Guilford
Won from A and NJ, here this afternoon
in game of baseball that was too one
sided TO he interesting. l4ndley, OF
ic;uilford, knocked a home run IL the
ninth.
Score by innlngs' r. r. y.
c,uilford college..4 lBs1 fo44-26 90 8
"a ana No., ...l 0.0O 000l1-3 3 q
batteries: For GuilfordrFiohbs and
Hobbs: for. a. and M.-Harris, Black and
shuford. Umpire, Mr.. Brandt. Attend
ance. Co..
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sncc,o,.to rhe rimess-Dispatch.)

WASHINGTON, April Gin no hos;
rye won enough for to-day" said !.
Gruff, of Leesburg, Va, yesterday AFTER
noon as no hurried from Benninss race
track and made Decline for home
Nh. Grufr had seen Bette 1.andon
nnntcd at leo to in the betting ana
hnd laid SO on her, The fiiy won BY q
nose from, the odds-on-fayorite. ~
Powell, and Gruff was handed sl,olo' lie
trenblcd with excitement as the BOOK"
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BROOKLYN, 46; D ANVILLE, 2
The Eagles Pat Up Bette.
Game Than the Nationals.
(speciaI Ia The .Tialss.plsnatch

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
DANV1LLE,f VA, April 6.-The Brook
Ign Nationals defeated the Danyille team,
in ara Their sided contest by the score
OF 6 TO g. The local team was seen to be
outclassed from the beginning OF the con-
test. and the only question In doubt was
the amount OF lthe score. 5&.
Doescher pitched magnificent game
for the visitors. striking out eleven OF
the batsmen who faced him during the
nine Innings. and not allowing q. single hit
during the l.game. His work In the box
was the feature OF the game. although
the entire team showed up we'll far ex-
ceiling the work ok the Boston National
League team, which played here the first
part of the week.
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UNITED STATES MARsHALrts SALE.
z by virtue of a seizure made BY tho Col<
District OF Virginia OF Dlstlllery No. IA
operated by N. B, Wilson In said districts
and in pursuance Of section s4S !. 81 th@
Viii sell at public auction in front Of the
coi,stom-house ( on Bank street, IN tbs
city OF Richmond. Va. at u o'clock ~.
on Saturday. April Il 1893, twenty' ros,
whiskey. more or less. The paynlantsoe
tax on ali spirits whieF, have not been
tag paid Will be required before delivery
70 r 1prrvHa "a al. MORGANtTRT1Ar,t I3S8
April /, 1905, United States Mars sinai,
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ford men have the advantage In physique
ana weight. The cambridge crew nave
the better style and moro dash and II
they are able to stay the course are A.
most sire to win. Oxford's strength,
however, may still tell. The Oxonlans
brought a. new boat to london. but a
week ago decided to revert to last years
boat and do not seem to have been happy
In their practices. In any event, tine
RICE Is expected. n
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Baked at the Weather.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA April g.
fredericksburg College baseball team
wa sto have played Richmond College at
Richmond this afternoon and William ana
Mary College at Williamsburg ahsntuhg !,
afternoon, but owing 10 the ullsc,''eu
weather last night both games hnYe neel,
cmannnelled, hut will probably be played
Ia ,IH'--f. .
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Students Want Football.

MADISON, WIS, April e,-.At q meet
ing Wednesday night the stuoen.s or me
University of Wisconsin Nanyp.ea resolu-
,,nns emphatcally declaring for the re-
,nntion of foot ball. Petitions to that
affert we're circulated through the GATHER
Ing and every one present signed,
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5Brooklyn.,.. $3.50. S......ls1 Q : sI6
summary: Two-base MCCARTHY.
Bergen-Stolen bases-Maloney, Lumley
glo), IIummel.3 Herman. Dopble play
aHummel, Lewis and Gessler.. Struck out-
BY Doescher, II; by Cornell i; by Nc
donald, 5. Bases on balls-On Doescher,
Z 81 McDonald, ~ IlItsby pitched p %anr
and 30 minutes. Umplre-Mr Collno.
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n RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALlIABLEs
TRACT OF LAND IN HANOVER

= :
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from Dora
a. Kersey to Thomas n sffress hf 7! I:
recorded In the clerk $ Office Of Hanoyer{
County Court. p. B. 4S, 2; e. d atstns
debt secured therein. and In accordance3
with the request Of the benef!c iary under
said deed we shall sell at public auction
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1901,
ut 4 o clock P. g M, that certain atract8of
land, containing 1881 acres: being e part
OF the Merry Oaks Tract" q bout I've
miles from Peake Station on the Chesass2
peake and Ohio Railway. adjoining the
lands OF Eddie Jenkins and Others !, IN
TERMs-cash. sufficient to g ay, al , ,cestss
With interest thereon from Januarya2
1906. and the balance IN one an ,a.nys9
by decd OF trust on the property; or9a al
cash. at the option Of the purchaser IA
I-1I N HENRY G. -R1EL 7, XII
G. p. CARDWELL. 3$sS issSs
tn Substituted Trustees, gsss
]. A. Brown, AuctIoneer, ri rs
Mich Sl-1 $5353l(ss,s sS
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a fortnight ago tho
odds were infavor Of
oxford. but since
they have been prac-
'ticlng on the Thames,
the Cambridge oars
men have improved
SO rapidly that tho
betting Is now In
ltlleir favor. Tho Ok
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the diamond Dutl
teams put UP a
fast fielding game
and kept tho oc-
cupants OF the
grand-s stand key
ed up to a high
pitch of enthusi-
lsm. Susong, who
defeated Pennsyl-
vania on Tuesday
was on the rub
Der for Virginia,
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CADETS WIN AND
The CADETS G. D {. lose
Virginia Defeats ". NJ. ~. and
Washington and Lee Go Down
Before Y. P. /.
a COLD AND No STIFF 81 GALE ALE:
The VI F. !. Cadets Failed to
Score Before Susong's Ter
rifle Delivery.
A COLD AND STIFF GALE.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA" April o.
Virginia defeated the Virginia Military
Institute to-day 0 to O. DESPITE the cold
and q stiff gale which blew across
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William r. Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

* UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"a HANOVER STR EET BUILDING
LOT, BETNEENS SYCAMORE AND
STREETS.
AZ tho request OF the owner We will
offer at auction. on the premises. on ..5sat n.
WEDNEs APRIL II. 1905, ATT
M O'CLOCK F. NJ. Il, va
the desirable building lot on the solitk
side of Hanover street. between sycasl
more and Strawberry streets heginntn4
so feet west OF Sycamore street, an4
fronting 80 feet . inches on he Hanover an?s
curbed, guttered and n,acadamtze df
sewer, water and gas at the curb lna.5
A bargain will DO offered. 81 syi
Terms liberal, ssS6S
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CREW
PICKED TO WIN.
Annual Boat Race Between Eng
fish Universities OH Thames Il
To-day.
IDEAL WEATHER Her PROMISED %
lOxonians, Early Tavor'ritcs, Have
Not Made Good Showing
III Practice.
IDEAL WEATHER PROMISED {:

fpy 4 ssociotcd Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON. April 0.-Onithe eve OF the
annual boat race between Oxford ana
Cambridge Universities, Ideal weather
AMI an interesting contest arc promised.
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Fair Grounds.

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third. Time, l:l6 30,