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,,5TsyS TSI90M Fg4.@6.5 a G3@53W i3l@ "a .8s
game. ill:46.g Umpire, Gregory. Attend;
GAM
IInkslingers Play, However, With With
Railroad y. g. "a. n

The schedule called for game be-
tween The Times Dispatch and theSlC:ss8s&;
#O.#Hshops yesterday,SSbu the latter we're
9Funnnunble to put team into the field and
at the last moment the Railroad&Y M.
GA. accepted al challenge to playsAaai
friendly game $eaSS gs&&5
&B.Althouslls the Inkslingers were Il nothing
like II full strength they gSsproved& more
than a match for their opponents.se4AO on
account sof the extreme heat. ~ We was
decided Sto have only q Thinning game,
But the rn1Ip oiI called 1t at the ending
REooff8StheeG% sixth Ii the SCORE g 20 too
the basesaafull and no outs
Especial q mon ton 5lsS hardly " requisite
The lnksllnge have certainly got sto-
ssgether,. and Sare playing ball ell the
way throt,gh .sS ss$a$aM s Ss $MEy
The a&~tabulated score follows: SSSSM
AZ TIMEs-D1sRATcH.
Players. 5sa 5ss IN s ssSS55 # ABB III H. o. u.
9BBarra.nnin,a,nn,,,i llit|:":,, ::. ,;5ss,:;$ S Sas.. /. s I S4Isl ! 9 9
Ricketts,. s2b. .....sss. 4. ,....., 5 SSS84 EEtaaS2 @3 SS0
Goats, IF ...... NJ. . sa::...sss 54:s4 8SS6 EaSS3 S#E0s u o
81. q. Bryan, i q 3 d q . .
>cardozaI s / ~ ss \
kW.4fSSWhlte, IS ~. .........s.:.... q up ny A#O 85S4 Mo
tsP. w White, Ecf ..,,..,,...F .,..: = B 9 s$l gs3O 41B%O y y
q ais, ..., ~, ,.. !, I. y. \. %...s.s.3 SO 20 &1s is s13 q
RAILWAY WI. N. Oh $Asfs&la
PLAYERS sA.13..RsH. Oa.A.4sBs
tMickleboro, # :,:.. 49, ...:s1 Q 4 Q n Q 10 9
|S5Hitt, RI .......:. ..,........: 2 l6&o 10 s OAS0 888l0
Harrison IS. |. IN. \. . U. 8 % IA 8$0sEs@ ?
gGCno11lee9,$ I. "A y.... sa..., .3.. %.f2 q % sEO ION
sOgdoellii, 6. |. ..,Sss. z. /. ~. .. Q .@00 u 4sO 3 y
Bi%Cammack.,81 ....$.....s.. 8 so IL 887 & #%o
SNewberry,, 2b . ..... IN. .......:. fs 3 70 ss0 s2 SSa #81
Saunders, p.... ..i,.. XVI. ..t.s.i..$..E 2#s Q 4 0#SO $8oo
H.5gCnmmack,, 8b.s.......,..s.-.6 2 WI p #04SM0Ss5lQ
Gentry. ,,ss:,;;$::5 ;:5 2 y . o# ia Y gd . :
gMcCabe,ISSttc q ;.,...,... . ",t.%..;:. ....S 2 4088&y 9 9 R.S z
Totals. 4. ..ss. .,., 4, q . sE IS g y
|@t#ascoreg3by innlngs:s &5A@@ sg&S@ X,
SRs.s&fY.1 M C..SSA rs.s.ss..... ". 1. s.%... .s... o. 0l0 Q Os0---A40
aTimesrDispatehs ~. :s. 8. G.....ss 0S2l11S os4- 2
@aS Summary #TTwo?base hitss---Ricketts
$Bryan, 8Donnhue, III. CanTnnck Saunders.
tThrree-base hlts---Brannan (2),S Home
ssrunsz-Donallue.{ Double playsa77T-IIWW1hh to q
ricketts, to giBryan;4VW hitefSt Rlclsetts to
Bryan. Base on balls-By Cardoza,; Thy
Saunders, 9. Hit by pttt eied## alls-IGo ore.
Struck out--.By e ardozassEa ~ Wy Saunders,
Is. sTimesotgsga1ne Il hour,&&$gHSUmpire.
Observation-Disclosures, 800.
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~ HSSssSssH1SSs YSSMs sNs8S
N$ybs VA $3.50 y $3.50 ssEGt = VA ~ $hissss
Kth6hyaa&sG d Issssss .sSsss .t..t = AZ at zslassS VAaBvs
6SyftxfsSAAssl ks ..assF III s.As ssss Y s%l0 y MAY 0sgsO$$
nt0my.s Nj D isssss slssss. . III = ~ Is 9 3so
#ip..I...yssssys ]. ssss.sssS 0RSs0s&0SSobs0
l6NKnsR Esss.ssss Il. y g 9 ! q "A ~ y
pp,,ss.sss. ss.y..s " ? J 2 9 9 K : Y y
AS1slsbfdteS@ sssssssns.sss sssss AKIN NJ i Y gS8 2 q ~ q s ~ r. "
III 4. !. |. 81 s8. q. ~ Il /. 1s q
slsSiis matted fors Dfew III ninth innlnnss
SSSzaS Il SSs b anville.
ysrsS Ss8SSs A.B NJ ~ y. A.E.i
EffSkAtds q. MAJ. I Il
4 ataSf.,sAfK X sAs ssssss..Ta. .s.s = S$ g ~ s8 ~ SSv y
N2Ngtylet IN "a .s.s...sss. s.;.ss .S..s3S SSgs y5a8 n ss sn SSB <
6rta9e. Id 49, .t..Yspss.. = SSss0sl 9 ls IN y WI
Mckenzie. sassss sssssss.Y..s 81 Z "
8enny. y,ass..ss..s. .is!.s. ss,.S ) ss$lBSs Y . 5Sv StVS
Howard. n ....... III ...s.ss .st.sS3 DAHL y AOsSo &Q$
SsWNsanstccnl. Y, :ss.::s.. ..ss.... tsfsso o 9ssI 3 %lssos
II Totals /. \. ...s. iii ....ass45 8 g 81 y Al III
he score Nby innings I ~ RR133
lsNlctifnond ...ss..ssss a & ..ss1.. 2! 9 s0SS ~ vkoFhvIss
IfSaahyvilieeMN. !. ...sa sss. ...ss9Y..s... 4 D Os0E4l 0s0 Sob0 %
HSummary-4stolen bases, Richards. Base
lSng balls still q Drew i.a Howard. I; Fly
Syns pitched 4aballs.a@Sota still Neggle)lMon
iHowardlSJ shaffer).a I Struck out by still W y,
byyE#ssIIIoward $S.A Sss Passed lls,S5liinton
Benny q. Time 81 game, two$and one.
half hours fE Umpiress NeWhouse 8$ ana
Attendance, Z, 60o.%
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Unhappy Medium.

mo-, said Lowe srdy::S " dssldsd & nos
,'Whyyl1gF i,lS understood the backerSB had$ cons
s,temble money emarte duH raserdy; n,,.o
THAT was tho trouble: 81 ne ~. too. Macn,
10 inkeS u NAlIs hslWay8 out and 80ack, ~
Catholic Standard satkd Tl pes SSs ssS
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PORTSMOUTH WINS.
Makes Two Straights from Tor.

1WaKes 8E1TWO OIIH IS
I folk With Big Score. .#
Especial to The Times-Dispa toh.)
ninE to.day'ssgamm Portsmouth, MADE it
out Of three from Norfolk. The
score was 8 toll. Stanley was $pounded
sB5all$ over the field. while the men behind
him piled up errors Kaufman pitched
q good game for Portsmouth and was
TefrectiYeSwhe lnen were on the bases.
He had good support, particularly In
the outneld and behind the bat. where
most OF the put-outs occurred
Clark was put out OF the game and
ordered on the, field sbysSUmplre staehle
Participating q decision at second, lit
was the undivided opinion OF those pres
snt&that3 Clark had no kick on this play.
H NrhA X rrnra. 9a38 E&ss3S sS4t&AsN 8gRasE5
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Nothing Radical.

Lnnguid La1nhigan with paper: .8 sslllt
ttakes aiiasoTtBi Ivs&Scralk ter make u
World. albright. Now,Ehere's q near-wis
wot nays q atsSsix hours sleep nSdayss
y T s5nIii 11ivvellss l seldom 81
,ceeds dat, #An,$wot'a he say liz de proper
5numberTuvs hours ter slumber atfnllgIhtt?5S-r S
p,,ck
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Nh MELTED,
INeeuurrohr Pitches Fine Game IS,

~. IA H@HssFT W VVIlIlIe IN T99HE W
The weather Is indeed too much for
ssnowballs to be out. They went down
sto the ILtocos to the tune Of 9 ito "
was q q good game AL the way through
business. and the Locos got a comfortable.
lead of fVe.8}wh!ch they hold clear
through ,As5sH3
Neurohr pitched grand game for the
winners; md there were two pretty
double plays made by Trimmer, to Left.
5wloh. 10 Lane. sWorthySof mention, Eaton,
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. SO M ia 27 .
sdUTHE,RE,,N].l STARS

%sSSPhyers,SI HAlB.gs$$RssSII.@##O A.ssaE.
sutton. (. I ..AAa ...... ...S.ss4 MssSS u III 1 o Sa1
$Turner,Gc.. I. a....::2.sss.s: Z sHa440s 0t8s2 Q o
!Cnmp.,22ab ...saaS 4 ss.s.Eis..NSsS 81 n y 9 S% 2 I
sGlazebrook,I 2 !%::s.%.S..ss . S@S l#Sf1 2 q s3O
gECrenshaw, ID afs.M$:& 4Ss#1 $&S 4 10 80
Watkins. SO, \ .$:s.a.S..s4 ss1@s52 IL !
Kirtley, so;:.s.fs: $50 & Sl# 8i1$ q 2asso
iWilsOn,,F8p ......s.. .:..48 ~ 1Ha1 8$fl %s ] Y
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RESULTS Ejs|UL|]lT OF THE THE III.
AMATEUR A Il 8GAMGs
3(Continrled from First Page.)

game e tho season at Hermitage grounds
yesterday the gnme8 resulting IN g victory
for Ii Bees by8aa score OF 16$to& rs y ne
first contestSb between these eams3re es'u taslE
Bin q 8vioctoryyS# for the Cans ~ g score core q
49&togGlS8 Theesssecond one was Won by the tln'
Bees sHgto [, and the Bees madeS ssat
out Of three by winning yesterdays game
For the Bees Levy pitched an &ex callerr
game ana was given stellar support
Throughout the game Burke caught q
fine game, and McDonoughlSm made a8 SEN
sanltionallS catch Il 4E4Sceinter field. Smith
started tosS i itch, but IN the fourth h was vas
touched up pretty freely and gave way
TO Duke, who was unable tospitch&EImNoNree;;
than one Inning, the Bees making Aye Y
runs runs oft his ld1eliviery.. re was sls s1 cc &c teSl
by Roach II oogs55Yiaas also hit fforSShhye runs runs.
Hunt mmuaudeaA6th liz best catch Of the game
by hauling, down Balen's wicked WH1eltSttoo.
left. ddS8 The detailed score follows ;}$5sas8
C,SANDSo .oFFICEsy n
Players. ABB o:s A.SE:
Meredith s2b. ...s /. !: ! o 3
Pitt. 3b. ..... .....::.s q 4 sSS 2 &S$sl u 8HfO 2sS III
SBahen,gl..B I. go. ..%...s SgsSsll 8SRtl NJ 10y
McDonough,5 c. I. AZ. NJ 80 SS2 @@S2 st0 @@8o
KCoxaSr.#f, $.a...s ..$..s..%.s.. 8 %3&E2 5slg2 SHsll$ VON#s8Ol
Reynolds, ~ |. S..,....:;;S 9#lt 02sfoE &10 Il 9 #Sso
ABurke..SSc (. 800. ,..s. 3 @@ygl4a898l 58lvI sa Y Isev =
Levy, Y p .. |. ..;.; . 33#o 5M = 2 o$}So
Totals s..:. 1. AS g i q Is ! W :
AMRR1cANScA CAN 60.
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Second game

Second game ySsS% %s uf
Il s s.Bcore: s%gM &SSS sa@s e8s8f$ HI
1Cieyalanu5 INK. w. 4I!oS1$ O81H15Ol rs g5
chicago N ...S. ..a.. 9 % 2s0s0SS2 q 8 sl0--12 ~ 3
Batteries. EelssS and Bemis;: Altrock..
Walsh and Sullivan. Time 2 100 I'M
pre- Connolly. NfgS$Ssss
philadelphia Washington S
WARRINGTON. June so.-Ftil la
sdelphia Won tho mai game 81 the series
from washington to-day, Hughes $Was
Wild and had poor support .y q
iwashlngtoDps ...:. i SEIoS5oJ2 2. 10000
philadelphia ,...g...s Q . 2 q 0ts05e 20 % VIZ s.2
4Battcries Hughes and Wakefield 81 y AZ
dell, Bender and Eotreckss5Bss Time Two
hours. 5Umpiresy ghlihn T Conner
Detroit, a.3 So. Louis, I-a
DETROIT, June 3e,--Detrolt and 81.
Louis played q .double-header here TO-
day, tho home team wlnnipE both games.
i8# First game S $8$ Ra !.
& Hcore: Ssss51 S%sS$$ ag3s sSEsg ssgSS 5sE y ~ = =.
Detroit ..s.. 81. .a. o D 0Fos0io i "a s6 1
Gst. Louis . &. a.s.s. 81. o o 10000 4 OIL !
Batteries: Donovan and w arnef; b Glade
and Hickey. Time. l:S esS Umpire y Is Sshe r.
dan VI I'LL SsS8 aaassagys5 5S# III
Second game x y
Score. v. gsS Z. s, =.
Detroit s.,, j. ::s,. 4 100000. - w I !
Balterie.s. Mullen ssalnntd. Warner Petty
ana Spencer. Time :lo.1 Y lnpire eheri7
dan SSs%s s% sssts HB
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M Totals n. !, Il /! /. d, IS e 2 " % q S

summary Tvs base hits-Brent, Beas.s
Thnree-tpass @thitss--NWinston. Home
r~uns--yYinston and Philips Struck cut
$SB!yEsWilsonnyS s; Sby Grove g. Umpire, Mr. ".
nllCGck. ~ MMsea8 49, n "
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CUBS CUBS ! AND PIRATES
Win GIANTS lose
(Continued from FIrst Page.l

H T(Gontinued from First Pagee0
Mccarthy; Lynch, Hiidebrand and Pete.
Time, 3;l0, Umpire. O'Day.
Boston, 4 New York, 5 /,
NEW WORK June 30,.--BostonS easily
held New York safe to-day, MoGrawl
and Dahlen were ordered or the feid for
tobjecting to Umpire Conway's ruling,
hi Score;@s Z, HI
Boston n. q. ,..,,. lo52 100000 8 3
New York ss..-,.. 90 10 0803 Oi0-a& SAs 2
batteries, 81 Lindaman and Brown, Ma
Sthewson, Willis and Bowerman, Time
I2;lO.8 Umpires, Emslle and Conway,
Brooklyn s.; Philadelphia,
PHILApRLPHIAH,R a., June 3O.--ssparksi
weakened In the seventh inning, and
brooklyn scored three runs, adding an-
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sLYNCHBURG WIN #AGAI[lN>l..
Gilt Edge Came, in SWVlIh flts1tlEs1:Sa
S#ssnlo VINO anne Ont SecondBBes

s%TNsAA ~ ssSIgsTIsIWEIJ
Especial to&SThe N Time tcly ...H5f
aa HHssIYNcHBURG. VA. June o.-A-Wf y Y
\ wot ''hiasa, III ii the first inning here Ns,e " this :
aftteerrnoooonn when the shoemnlkers LACED d3
shimnlEg for ave slngles.a$ these, coupled y With ~
BNbbattteeYrrs hit and Kelley }s error at
irsstt,S thheS8 only one for the Visitors, gave
@thc locals two earned and three un e ned
SSrrt1ln u Afters this willis steadiedf down down.
ana kept his pornen nj III g ,1s siMgg Il ,sce'I 4
anl$5 The fourth, when q base on ? Jig, g g
#1nccriace ana a. hard single by Darinserri
gave mother run.ssfSs Sssps
a Both pitchers had gilt-edge support
sYbju,tt the fielding of the shoehmntakleers was
y ff8paaSFhhigghher order than thu tso y s HID.
flanders SSBbuecause ofg the man dinicullt
snhancceess they thr. had. The work 5of{ Dariin,ger'
short mad him III star, " and this H
vas only because he had NOR opporttu IN
ss3ieess LIZ, ! the other playeerrs.ssaTh same an
q not i arred by the he Wranslla !. 3 1n ~
Sxvas$Sindulged In tbs GERS o on
itvr mn rEda yIA@The VI score: hS$8
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You
All Know !.
Ruby Jacobs

He has Just opened the NIL
BUFFET in the basement
Of the MUTUAL BUILDING.
The, bert Wines and Liquors,
Budwsissr and Edslbrou Beers
on draught,
Best attention guaranteed,
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Ths locals failed q

other inSthe III hthss The locals fa,ledato
overcome the LEAD
sBrookiyn@@ 1000 ..s... b 1 5000 l: a0--6ss 40 2
PHILADELPHIA assss.s.S..a 4 10000 IN sss 2
S Batteries b Mcintyre, stflcklett and Ber.
zen, SPARKS and Doom. Time y; 1851 I'm.
pIre, 4JohiStones SSisAs2 s s#ss gsSSss
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aSs nm s#$SSS#@S SsS3S LYNCHBURG s#
S#spIa,vreerras9 Alb ..SssR ..#H.. A.stE.
9aYanr,naar al 4. 4. 4. s...... 4 Il 2 81 7aso
aBowen.,f 2b. y. .......5g4 aos4Sl ME = Sg2 y
%Bentley, y cs@88..s .H.s.. ..2.....E 3 5S1 &sg0 88 9 II l u =
SMcK eYitt, sr.ss I. 8#f.s....,S. 4 IN sa$ z fS#$1 5sE a# NIB
sN.Wilson, l..S5f.. ...: H. ..,$..... Vi II 1@fHs32 = Ne q ##s Y saSo
Holt All .$%SS.S ....::;.. $500 2&%SStO sas = SGlls = sgto =
slrootman Nh a. .....s.s q = 4ss2 % ~
hamilton 9 .$S:..S,..s. 8 a9lSI$ % @i 5S y 5Sa !
ss1ddccselr ]: .:.;. ...., .@l..s $@s Ia i = saS2 I'D \
Sgs Total ~. |. 3. ..s.R 81 s l1s ~ 1s 4
's&ssp lay SgS Alb. 4. il, A.95EH:
brown, sc.A !. 5N...... ...IE.SS: < 38$$5 Q 3#S0 = g08$ssE y
&lAnharn. l..SSf ......tsSs.s.. l8$$Sl SB $$lG8.1 4 fA vssaaV
Kelley .........s. 4 g$Ss0E y Ss1!S6 N l#Sf !
WATSON 81 .ssS&..t.N!. ....f 4 gs . gaO sSsl &4S4 ss8o
StCrutchley,I lssas 9. s...:.:. Z IS 9 s#3l S6 n i HUH . NIL
sPhilpho,,5S s2bss n, 5,..... 2 N 9 N & NSSo
Smith. II r..@ f.afs .ss. $50 . S@@$ 2 Ri NJ ~ N! NJ v#sNu y
Cooper s...s 1870 3 Se50 SM5 18s44g INK osSsV
Willis, j. ,S.s. .ss:.:. :,3 : .:S 9 3 aa$ 9 S*s ~ lsSso oss#o
gSTss3 totals .... .... ]. !. S 4 GeS 3 \! 1a5s#z1
score by innings; 8sS Btas gslS q:
saLynchburs ..%.l ..,..g.. ~. & q o ~ 0ggo 0Sl0s 80
Roanoke as.%...S.. 80 81. .t.0 900 1000 - nj
Es%Summary::% Stolen bas ~ SSacri-
8hscse,$hits--Holt, Daringer nd8Holt..8 Dou-
sasbleS plays---Dannger$$N and Holt Earned
Irurs--4Ll1Snchburg II Roanoke, M 1.,8$ Left
abases-LynchbuigN s Roanoke, 2.
ssstYntk sout-byas Moser. 5 ;S5#lby& Wills, q.
base on balls-4--byatsW1 Wills. II S(Hamilton).
#HitS%sby$ pitched balls--Harnilton.S Bentley
Attendance ., 200, Time of garne,H81,26.
Umpire, Mr. Hoffner. Ss
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Tho score yesterdayg$$folloW
Regulars score Extra Total III
c,11'T1!'Y,' i "a !.
tBrooklards Wiz, from Moonrrooe,s
Elbas Forfeit Blues. I'm

with the scoreg2 81 to- 2. the Monroe nine
forfeited ITS game8to5the Brookland team
In the seventh inning OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
features q the game wore tho pitching
81 Traylox and Hooker The score was
follows: AA4.Gsaas55 MEEas A1MMEs aAMAlM.
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They P1ay day
.StandinqEoft he
Clevelan

Chicago, STA; Cleveland, 4--11..S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June a.--Chlcago
knocked Cieveiatid55o 81 nrst place to-
day. winning " 8 games. S@Thegfrs game
went twelve innings #R gS S55*#5
First game IL sSts& $5Esg8E
38 Hcore:S #s&8G9 MH8Sa$$ Mgas5 gssss 3. =.
#cievalnnd. I. .o$oro}25 0E0g0OsE D o. ib
Chicago !. Nj. I. D GA i 0ls0S0s,0SSo{s-S II !
&;Batterlea: Rhoades; " 8SHcelsf Joss AND
SBemiss,a5'tWhite and gulliyan.9asT Time, 1875.
EUmp!res, Evans and Connolly. #S N S
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Rand concerto at Idtewood.
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B.R OA;.
| q
% 2 Q
o 9
1 o . s q d
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4 10 D 8 Q 9
q q q .
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28
for SALE.

TVOR sALE-GOOD SLIGHTLY UsED oFFlCE
Il furnl uro large rugs, chairs. tabe, disk,
water COO ier and .tand. revolving chair, brokers
S'-'' wv ''N' GEORGE P LUcKMAN.
apr2slt eo4 laman street.
QIs eooART, LTTLE USED, WILL sELL
spffisuSyii aio " 5 vENrEENrH srRERT.
TNARN s15 wEEKLY,s MAKING cEMkNT
apr2s-itS CoN6RETE. 26i William. NY
IvJK KfNI-5J7 il fESIH srT-1EI. 3 KUOn5 /
i and bath, IN exec lent condition.
Apr4s-2t Apply llOo flNk sIktkE
NOR sALE-BhAes FhONT hUIIEs BOX /
II s27-st spply Il. GLANDlNe, tos King 81
NOR -ALE-POOL ROOM. TABLES, GOOD |
IN condition; 2 stoves bedding, cooking uton- |
Sis $40 ISAAC H. GRIFFIN,
apra'-stl sos South State street Dover Del.
VERY Easy payments WILL SECURE |
bonds OF g., 900 each; particulars ree.
apr27-SH Address X 2, hvery hvenlng OmcN
FoR sALE-oNE THOUSAND DoLl AR |
II Automobile with tonneal, N good running
order. price, $500. Address BOX X 3,
apr1-tf Every Evening ohico
A CHANCE SELDOM oFfkRED FOR CASH.
n Beautiful $3.50 upright piano Almost new
will sell for Sl05 BkON n y EDWARDS,
ApT26-u 200 W. SEVENTH STREET.
NOR eALE-BAY DRIVING MARI, , YEARS
~
mar8-ti A. Is srAiION, 7W shipley street.
NOR sALE-GkhILt YOUNG HORSE.
i Address p, Every Evening ONCE arr1ol2tl
T5OR sALE-hOUeE sUITABLk FOR BOAT
II house; will sell cheap. A, N. MAlTHks,
apris-tf 2ole Market street.
OooD sECOND HAND DELIVERY WAGONi
VI also lot Of second hand carriages and some
new ones a little shop worn VIII be sold cheap a.
our wagon business has increased 90 much we
have discontinued the carriage manufacturing
department Call and see n we have something
you want MESSENGER, OH West Front aprii-if
NOR sALK-DETACHkD HOUsE lust COM
II pleted n, ". Cor. Fourteenth and WeGti not
q dark place In Il hight from every ide, pic-
turesque surroundings, eightrooms, bath, pantry
sprlati Eighth and shipiey streets
TT YOU WANT 10 SILL Ok kxCHANaE
/ your house OF lot, let me know what you have
81 once. have number Of clients waiting 20
buy. Both phoneA LAMBERT J. FOulk,
aprs-u iois Market street.
NOR sAIF--GRoCFRY sTORE, DOING GOOD
II business; good reason for selling.
april.im Apply $50 KING STREET.
NOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsE, STABLE AND
II carriage house, chicken and pigeon house.
mere, Del Apply JOHN LYNN,
mar2su Greenbank.
THOR sALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
| II properties, near city and trolley. Must be
solo. WIN tacflncc II tull evoh. 1.tsnct- n LII
real estate, mortgage and inauranco broker, e23
West Fourth street Both phoneA mi6-u
NOR sALE-GRoCERY AND NEAT MARKET
i II doing good business. Address X To-
i mhr2l-t Every Evening once.
| NOR sALE-sEVERAL MODERN HOUsEs ON
| II west and north sdes Apply
/ fi6-u WILLIAM C. TlNDAtl- 5u W. Ninth 81
| nIANOs-The steck.
| pIANOS-The KreIL
| PIANOs-The Bacon.
PlANOS-1he pease
pIANOs-lhe ROYAL
CASH OR PAYMENTB
| PIANOS-TuNED MOVHD, POLISHED.
| GEORGE NJ. ELLIOTT 5Of W. Filth et
Representing strawhridge q Clothier, Phiia.
/ apriO-im
T1INDING PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
| II IA our business Pafbaua vour nrouarffns will
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Rfraras.

DRWARD-THE WILMINGTON FOUNTAIN
N Society will pay a reward Of ten dollars for
the arrest and conviction oi any person aAmRg-
ING or misusing the drinking fountains Of this
society. See city ordinance passed for the pro
lection Of same. WILLIAM POOLE,
aIr2i-tts-u Treasurer
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Rrpppsals.


DRUPOSALs-BOAkD OF STATE SUPPLIES,
/ LOVER, DELAWARE.
Sealed proposals addressed as above and en-
dorse Proposals printing and supplies for
printing the Corporation Laws, Election Laws,
State Auditors Report STATE lreasurer's Report,
Insurance commissioners Report, Report Of the
State Boaui OF Agriculture, Registers Books Of
Qualified Voters, Certificates Of Registration aud
other printing and stationery and for supplies or
tue use Of the several state Department. viii be
received until LS0 p. m, on the 10th day Of May,
A. D 1906
Specifications and blank proposals may be OBJ
tainrd a. auUve once on or alter April lq h, l96
samples Of proposed printing and supplies,
whore Specifications refer 70 samples, may he
seen 81 said ofice.
1he proposals must be accompanied by GER
Tied check for ten per centum Of the amount Of
bd,payabie 10 the secretary OF he said Board
Only N Sc proposals made upon the blanks
furnished by said Boari will ne entertained.
Right 70 reject any and all bids is reserved
JOSEPH l. CAHALL,
secretary OF Board OF state SUPPLIES
April 10th. 1916. apr A2l, ,2S,mayb
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miuura &. 1uuIs.
EYEsIGHT

EYEsIGHT
Is an extremely valuable asset and n
is strange how lightly many people
consider it.
This neglect leads 10 countless ills
--headaches dizziness, pains ln the
eyes. TO say nothing Of the dlsad-
vantage Of poor vision.
Don't neglect your eyea Our
optical department. with iis extensive
facilities Is at your servicA
Glasses fitted by our optician giy6
satisfaction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28

FOR SALE
AT LOW PRICES
1913 Rodney, 10 rooms, bath, porch, heater.
lob koducy, 10 rOOm., bath. porch. heater.
SIS Van Buren,, II rooms, bath. porch, heaten
~ Poplar, II rooms. bath, porch, side lot. .S2E72
i22l Washington, u rooms bath, porch. heater
2l1 Broome, IL rooms, bath, porch, heater.
2502 Washington, rooms, bath. porch, heater,
los West Ihirtieth, rooms, hath, purch, heatoE
S0l West pa. rooms, bath, porch, heater.
sos West Fourth, rooms, bath, norch.
1912 Washington, II rooms bath, porch, heater
l20e du font, Z rooms, bath, closet
lS28 West, rooms. bath, porch. heater
1906 du Pont, rooms, bath, closet
2l4 Poplar. u rooms, bath, heater, closet
Sl2 KirkWood, roomh
1907 Lincoln, 9rOoms, bath, porch.
us King, II rooms, bath, heater, severed
o06 Madison 10 rooms bath. closet
bl6 East Tenth. rooms, porch.
Ills Poplar, rooms rent $500
700 West sixth, roomA, bath, rent o1b.oA
1OO Poplar, 10 rooms, bath.
1Ol6 bard, 7 rooms, bath, heater severed
1896 West Filth, noomS bath, severed.
i22s West Fourth, 10 rooms. bath, porch, severed
i07 East Ninth. 9 rooms. hath. severed
500 Adamk IL rooms, bath, porch, heater,
7l6 Walnut rooms, rent Sl600
1879 Cedar, rooma, bath, porch.
1912 Poplar, rooms, bath, gas
2ib W. klsventh, . rooms, bath, severed
MS W. Second, rooms, bath, lot i6xio0fk
lolS Lom bard, rooms, bath, severed
lii7 W. second, rooms bath, lot l6xiooft
s28 MonroA rooms, bath, severed. lot 90xsoit
el8 W. 9TH. 10 roou1A bath, severed, steam heat.
10 South Franklin street. rooms, bath. porch
N2 king. store and dwelingA rooms batn.
Submit US an offer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28

T,OR sALE-GOOD SLIGHTLY USED oFFlCE
Il furnl'ur large rugs, chairs. liable, desk
water cooier and stand. revolving chair, brokers
GEORGE P. LuCKMAN,
apr2<l 60i Iamal street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28
AtIr aganttd--tfmaIs.

NKTANTKD-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; wages SAO0. Apply
apr1s-it i6l6 WksI THItl hEN1H srRkET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28
Ehp ~anira-mlal,.

w ANTtD--BAND sANY R,srEADY WORK
CO., Chester, Pa 49, "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28
situations sFaute6.

TTTAHTED-HoUskKEEP EEPER WANTS PLACE
w IN town. Address Y 6, a
apr27si7 Every Evening ONCE. -
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sur Rtnt

NOR REMITTANCE, CHFERFUI, SECOND
Il story front room, furnished or uniurnshed.
apr28 2tf el2 KING BIkhEr.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-12

To the Editor of the RECORD:
In last weeks Issue Of The Beacon
one of our Third Ward CouncIlmen
was attacked for a supposed impro-
priety in address in the Council
Chamber in connection with the pay
ment now about to be made to the
fremen for the second time in the
history of the City, the first payment
being last year.
The destinations are so personal
and the article so written up as to
give altogether the exact opposite
opinion in the minds Of every man
consulted who heard the remarks,
saving alone the junior editor Of the
paper in question, to whose limited
intellect such sentiments could have
no other than the one shallow mean
ing his own narrow-mindedness con-
strued.
The record of the councilman in
question does not show as The Beacon
plainly intimates. Quite the contrary
as every act, and in fact the very re-
marks referred. to, tends toward COM
plete harmony and support between
that councilman and the Fire Depart
ment and members thereof.
CIvIs,