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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-02

should have won his game. That same
hoodoo was lowering over the field and
he could only save defeat by tying up
things. Only four hits are chalked
OF Manager Kelly, permitted eight safe
swats after he had dug his digits into
the horsehide. Eckstone walked one
man. while Smith signed his name to
the passes OF four OF the Lawmakers.
He, in addition to this, biffed one hard.
and, rs a compromise. the umpire al
lowed him to walk. tsst
Eckstone Pitched Good Game.
Looking at the game from the stand
point OF one who did no. witness IT.
there is no reason why Richmond didn't
win. She made the most hits, and her
pitcher didn't walk any player, YET inc
best 81 the barga ifi was il tie game
Yet 1t took eleven innings "a. settle
the AFFAIR. Eckstone was at the end
OF the game pitching O superb game,
and Smith, for the Roanoke men. was
enecfive, although he didn't appear TO
have anything 10 be effective with.
This was his long suit YESTERDAY, Tor
his underhand ball. which, the players
say doesn't curve at all, deceived az me
3batters. It makes no difference Wnetner
II bends or not, SO long az n batter
can't connect with It safely. The eight
hits chalked against him came when
hits didn't mean runs. Richmond
couldn't touch the sphere when MT
would have won the game.
The game started With Brown 1or
Roanoke at the bat, and he sent one 10
Gcowan at first that killed him. Lanham
famed. and Watson got ono over his
head that Hinton got under. .sg
Rose walked in the first:i Reeve sailed
one to Hinton. and Hicks biffed
safe one to left, upon which he was
thrown out at first on another play
cowan got ono to King Kelly and the
inning was over
In the fourth inning Brown started.
things to moving by getting one out 70
Jack Anthony. Lanham singled, pilfered
second, and then committed petit lar
ceny OF the third sack He scored on
Watson's single.
Tied in the Eighth.
II remained one to nothing against
the Lawmakers until tho eighth inning,
when the fans were brought to their
feet by run brought in by Eddie Rose.
Eddie singled Il and Reeve hunted ana
beat It out. Hicks sacrificed both rum
ners. and Cownn sent hot one to short
and was thrown out at first. but Rose
came over on the play. Anthony struck
out.
Thus It was until the eleventh inning,
and then It was too dark to play any
more Tho game was as pretty an exhi-
bition as has been seen on the local
diamond. Both teams played well. and
an opportune hit at any stage OF tho
game would have made the score dif.
ferent.
Cuddy figured In two doubles. and In
the eleventh inning made good play
~ trapping q hy ball and throwing
Helms out at second and allowing Reeve
to kill Workman at first.
Still will work to-day for the Law
makers, and Cassidy will be In the box
for the visitors.
Tho official score IS as follows:
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/. Properrty Transfers.

Ella c. Rowe to Annie G.. Chelf. 4lh
feet on west line OF Brook Avenue, ~ teet
north Of Leigh Street and AZ feet on
Leigh I d street subject to deed OF trust tor
o. B. Naumann and wife to William s..
West and Eugene Robinson, Il feet on
east line Of Seventeenth Street. between
j. Samuel Brauer and wife to same a
feet on west side OF Seventeenth street
Il feet south OF Marshall Street, and 50 IL
feet on east line of an alley. between
Broad. Marshal !. 81 seventeenth ana h''sn'
Julian ". Tyler and wife to William e.
Schmidt ca 1-12 feet on north line OF Main
Street, 60 2-3 feet east or D tourth .Slreet,
and 101h feet on east side OF tou TN
street, sub1ectto deed OF trust for s1s' ~
''Hasenrico-o. o. Friedhoff and wife to
Henry r. Grimmell, lot OF land on NORM -
side Of lakewood Avenue. 20 az feet eaSt
Of r Street, and interest IN a-toot a4'eS :
~; Mamie B. and John r.. sayille to rhos.
G. Elkngton, lot No: in block 10. plan
asna Il and sa pes e. Pzesesis ana 81
n Square 4, plan OF Jenningsyille. 800 {
Thomas c. Williams, Jr', trustee. 70
sylvester Willis. 80 feet ON south line o. o.
TAYLOR ST. Street g feet west q sy'an'oFs
". r, Francis, J. T., j. II. and James
8 Francis and wives and w, !, Fran n,,,s
to Katie T. Nesslage - feet on sou ~. y ime
Of Main street @% feet e isasfo 81 aiay aa.
Joining A. IN Riant pnye ana nd William s. seay ana
to o. NJ, Mary r., ", a, ana s 3: u q;
Russ trassn Fl aea ana aseat niles
a aSeHs II Richmond and personally, subject
r. aeed Of trust for $4,000, $l1 900,
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new 4OTk, MI y Eos 1oUD.
Lyon G. Tyler, "A. NJ, LII. D.. President
College OF William and Mary, Will
liamsburg. Va:
my Dear Sir.-I understand that Mr..
Carnegie has promised to provide for the
erection OF library building for the Col
lege OF William and Mary at an expenre
OF $4,000, on condition that a like sum
be raised as an endowment fund. E
Z I believe that a college identified with
the earliest history Of our country, and
enjoying the traditions which accrue from
such a long and honorable career, is
capable Of inspiring students who may
hereafter seek It's instruction in q man
ner impossible to more recent founda-
tons.
II will. therefore. be pleased to have
4 q part In the future usefulness OF & the
College OF William & and Mary. and to
that end will, upon the completion of the
building, contribute the sum OF $4,000,
to be known as the Batcheller Library
Endowment. and said amount to be in
vested by the trustees, the income to be
expended under their direction, MS the
sGndin tenance and enlargement OF the
library.
with congratulations on the work OF
the college in the past, and hest wishes
for its prosperity in the future. and
with great esteem and respect. remain,
Yours very respectfully.
GEORGE CLINTON BATCHELLER.'
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Suburban Property and Business
Sites in Verv Active Demand.

a 5+a1s# .
The real estate agents reported busi-
ness for yesterday very quiet. When the
real estate men get quiet" It Is very
certain that something is doing. There
was something doing yesterday. but In
very quiet way. There were two or.
three auction sales that were well attend-
ed but the real business OF the day was
done in the offices.
{ Tho dealers In suburban property re-
port very active business, but they are
not ready to report sales. It was run1ored
that some valuable business property
changed hands yesterday, but the rumor
could not be chased down to particulars,
It is known. however that valuable
property in the neighborhood of TeEth
and Byrd Street, has very recently
changed hands, and report has 1t that
tho new owners are to erect there dur
Ing the present year extensive buildings
for industrial purposes.
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Meeting Of German Baptists,
(SnecInl to TIC 'TIhes'DIsPHeU7HJ Z
nnicn0I WA Luna IA QeleE0tl0

BRisToI. VA. June Ia DELEGATION
Of about thirty-fIye German Baptlsts from
upper East Tennessee points. left Bris-
tol Thursday afternoon for Springfield,
nj. TO attend tho annual meeting Of the
German Baptists Of tho United States,
Tho party occupied special car. and
loft bristol via tho Virginia and SOUTH
western railway Tho annual meetlng
~ that church was held In Bristol last
wear. and this created such interest on
the part Of the East Tennessee mems
bers OF the church, that 1t was no trou-
bio to get up a special party to make the
trip to Springfield.
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A5GoULD RUMoR.
w, ]. Payne Denies That the
Goulds Have Purchased.
fspeclal to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
4. NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 1.-For
three days there has been persistent
rrmor here to the effect that the Gould
interests have secured control of all ot
the street railway properties in Underwater
Virginia, including this city. Norfolk and
vicinity. President w j, Payne, OF the
Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal Company,
and tho railways on this side OF Hamp,
ton Roads, to-nisht emphatically denied
the report, declaring that there was not
the slightest foundation for II.
No successor has been appointed 20
H. Fl. Carr. who yesterday resigned his
pos!tlon as general manager OF the Ter
minal Company and Railways on the re-
ninsuln,
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Summary-Stoen bnses-Bowen, Totman
az. Zurlage, Fetzer. Two-base hits-Reiss.
Three-base flits-Bentley. Base on errors
Lynchburg, 4: Danville. 8. Double plays
Bowen. Daringer and Holt Earned runs
Lynchburg, G. Sacrifice l1its-Bowen. Holt.
Left on bases-Lynchbury, |: Danville,
z. Struck out-by Reiss, 5; by Mckenzie,
S. Base on balls-by Reiss (shaver y l: by
Mckenzie. 2 tHo!t and Totman) Wild
pflches-Reiss. Hit by pitched ball-Fetzer.
Passed ball-Renny, Time Of game, !
hour and IS minutes. Attendance. 800. UNI
pire, Mr.. Moore.
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Charters Granted Yesterday.

by the State Corporation Commission:
American Asbestos and 4 Fireroofing
Company Of Alexandria Va. Charles r e
yice-prestdent; aJohn w. Marsden, secre-
3tary and treasurer; all Of Philadelphia,
Pa, Capital stock: Maximum. $1,000
Tidewater Pleasure Park Company, OF
dent: George w. Curling, vlce-president;
II. "A. ". Parker. secretary and treasurer;
all OF Portsmouth. Capital stock: Maxi
num- 81, 900; minimum, $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-02
LAST NIGHTS RACES.
Figg and Pollard Winners in
Their Respective Events.

Two preliminary three-quarter mile
hurdle races, followed by n final race
for the first and second winners, in the
prelmtnaries, opened the evening at
fractions in the big rink at the reservoir
last night. The first event was won by
T. B. Figg and the second by II. w.
Pollard, who was nick-named "HeatheT-
bloom" Pollard on account Of the clean
way in which he took the hurdles. Pol-
lard won the final race with Figg second
and little Robert Frayser third.
= Little Miss Mamie Saracina and Mas
ter James Alto won the first prize In the
promenade skating contest, with little
Miss Rubie Terry and Master Charles
Smith a very close second. Both young
couples acquitted themselves with ex-
cceding grace throughout and were nc-
corded considerable appla 5i
Owing to the fact that Eddie Harley's
right hand had been badly scalded yes
terday7 the race which was to have taken
place between him end John p. Brent
was postponed until Harley's hand gets
well.
The following new moving pictures will
be shown in the rink all next week:
1.-THE Imp OF Darkness, ''The Wonder
fiji Magician" "Thc Departure of a Big
Transatlantic Steamer" THAT Lady
Rnrber.'' "a Venetian Looking Glass"
Stolen nv the Gyrsies. :" Flags and
Faces 1.-THE Bill Poster" New York
City" and the "Fishmong ger"
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Results Of Yesterdays Games
Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 2

2 IL LII Ia - .
& New YorK, 10; llllauelpl ND =.
NEW YORK, June 1.--The New York
Americana ran away from phlladelph : a.
winning tne'r TENN etra'snt sa'"e a''u
jumping mo i''ss pace =
score; on,nn, =
Ihllaoel pn'a 's':.:o = = - ~ "a
NeW ork. . ~. ), p..,a. W.
1 LES H. ~ ,,,,ire
a ~. N,,'o' 'S' - :, -
ao'L -t' him hin.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 2.
CHIcOGo. June lizard hitting by
C1evcia nd, coupled with pair OF errors
BY the local Americans, gave the visi tors
to-day's game
Kadt. ,orningm S.......... cmfw CIV m
Score: r. II. e.
Chicago ~. ..o1 ooo10oo-2 2
Clevela nd... ......3 o o o00000-s 2
Batteries: Altrock and Hart: Rhoades
and Bcmiss. Time, 1:2s. Umpire Sheridan.
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YOUNG LADY WOUNDED.
Shot in the Arm BY Unknown
Person From the Outside.
lsnecIal It'd The Times-DIspatc,

3 ROANOKE. VA. June 1.-Mlss May
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. J. Y. Brown. was
peculiar manner, Her stepmother's baby
with II. Just as she gave the haby to It's
mother a bullet crashed through the door
and entered her right arm near the
floor and a rear door was open, and 1t is
thought some drunken man shot at the
lnmp, WI VI Afa5A
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Bit Off His Ear.
s,.c, = y Tha r,imes-Dispatch.)

(speci, l to The .T'imes-Dispa1eho
Z SIFFOLK. VA, June l.'-Word to-
night from I.awrenceyille, Va, says
Manager Smith, OF the skating RINK, ha0
n row with one OF the skaters. during
the progress of which Smiths ear Was
bitten entirely off. Tho organ Is being
preserved in alcohol The case Will come
up In court,
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lagal Il to ana q TO % second, 5Old
Faithful q to S and Ito ~ third. Time,
1927.
Second race-selling. four and half
furlongs, strai ght-1re1ican Silver (13
to 5 and even) first. ]. c. Cove q to
and to 81 second, Greene g to and
2 to y third. Time, 52 3-5.
Third race-seven furlongs-Larabie 6
to and even) first, Belmere a to 1
ana cvcn) second. Woolwich g to S and
e to ~ third. Time, 1925 3-4.
Fourth race-the Clarenont Handicap.
six and a half furlongs-F Flip Flap III to
and 4 to 81 first. Dolly Spanker q to 2
and to s. second, Oxford III to S and
4 to 81 third. Time. 1913 rs.
Fifth race-selling, mile-GInnette q
to and even) first, King Cole e to l
and 2 to y second, Leila $50 to and
10 to y third. Time, 1898 rs.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth
Cairngorn &c to s and to s. first,
Pretension q to 5 and 2 to 81 second,
Bad News Is to and even) third. Time,
a (. s,,7H.
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Court-Martial.
!pecial to The Times-Dispat ton,

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch,l
4 sTAUNToN, VA, Juno 1.-The court
martial in session for the trial Of G. G.
.Argenbright, John w, Brewer, Jro and
Charles Brewer. for INSTRUMENTATION, fin
ished tho evidence In tho cases to-day,
but have not rendered their verdict
The charges against the accused are
very grave, and 1t is thought they will
be severely punished.
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BODY or Mr.. PETROL
FOUND IN ELIZABETH RIVER
fsnoc,al to The TImes-Dispatch.)

(special to Tho TImes-DlspatchO
NORFOLK, VA, Juno 1.-The body OF
II, II, Petrol. printer, Of Newport News,
who had been missing for several days.
was found late this afternoon floating
in the Elizabeth, near the Norfolk ferry
dock. Tho body was taken to- the
morgue and later claimed by the drowned
mans brother, also OF Newport News.
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New York, 6; Philadelphia, o

New York, 8; Philadelphia, 0.
PHILADELPHIA, June l.-1nabillty to
hit Wiltse gave New York an easy VIC
tory to-day over Philadelphia. The visi-
tors had no trouble IN finding the homo
teams pitchers.
Score: r. II. e.
New York ........2 2o000O2o-s II o
Philadelp hia $40 00000o0o-0 q 1
Batteries: Richie. Duggleby and Doom;
Niltse and Bowern1ar. Time, 1870. Un-
pire. Klem
Pittsburg, s; St. Louis, 4.
PITTsBURG. June 1.-The Pittsburgs
won to-day's game by scoring a run in
the sixth inning on singles by Nealon,
shehan and Phelps. st. Louis having tied
the score In Its half OF the inning.
score: q. r. H. E.
Pittsburg .....,....o 12o1l0o'-5 10 /
st. Louis ...........O o 0004000- 0 0
Batteries: Licf,e1d and Phelps; Brown
and Thompson. Time. 1896. Umpire. Con-
way.
Brooklyn, s; Boston, 0.
BROOKLYN, June l.-Brooklyn again
shut out Boston at Washington Park
this afternoon. winning by a score Of
score: R.HE.
Boston ...,.........o 00000000-O 4 =
Brooklyn !. n. ~. i O31000O'-5 10 0
Batteries: Lindeman, Witherup and Need
ham; StrIcklett and Bergen Time. 1923.
5umpires, Carpenter and Johnstone.
Il Il !. &
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Summary: Earned runs--Portsmouth, 2;
Norfolk. !. Two-hase hits-sharp Dfngle.
Three-base .h!ts-Weatherly. Stolen noases-
Dingle Sacrifice hits-Morgan, e. Kain
ana sturtevant. Bases on balls-by Otey,
3, Fit by pltcher-Be nbow. Struck out by
schumnn, g. by Otey, 3. Time Of game,
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Roanoke,
e1s.7s, LoUisViLLE a RETURN NJ. e1e,7e.
VIA ,CHEsAPEAkEM& OHIO RY
HOME ,coMlNG WEEK FOB KEN

Tickets sold June 10TH nth and a2th't
mint June $50; extension by deposit ar
ranged "a! July 2sd. Side trip excursion
tickets from louisville to all Ikentucky
points at halt rate,
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sisted to Cowan. Cuddy TO Reeve to
Hicks. Base on balls. off Eckstonc !,
of Smith 4. Hit by pitched balls. by
Smith l.. Struck out. by Eckstone s. by
Smith 8. Time Of game, two hours ard
thirty minutes Umpire, Laval. kttend-i
ance, ], 100.
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Southern League.

At Atlanta: Atlanta, 2; Little Rock, !.
At Birmingham: Birmingham, 2; Mem
pills, 1. 5
At Nashville: Nashville, o; New Or
leans, 8.
At Montgomery: Montgomery. 4:
Shreveport, q ~ y 523 z s4s
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ness KnOtted up Un tIt tl1E EIeVeIItll
inning, " he n Pltcher-Umpire
Laval said that 1t was too dark
to play any longer and called
the game. Another double-header
is the consequence, and the two
games In one day will likely be
played on the Richmond diamond.
Eckstone for the Lawmakers
outpitched Smith for Roanoke and
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Where They Play To-day.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Norfolk ut Portsmouth.
!; Danvillo at Lynchburg
Standing Of the Clubs.

In the eighth inning OF very fast
game OF ball at Broad Street Park yes.
terday afternoon Richmond tied Roanoke
with one lone tally and kept the bus-
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BY Real. Estate Trust Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers. &,

AUCTION SALE IS
Or "a g3Sa
\ BRooKLANDs DISTRICT sCHo
HOUSE PROPERTY. .ss 5s
at the southeastern corner Of North Ave-
nue. and Dove Street, in M
BARTON HEIGHTS. sa5s T;
We will sell by public auction, on t tl1'!t
premises, on g, 4. a5ssssi 81
at $50 p. NJ. III
the FRAME SCHOOL-HOUSD EREFER-l
RED TO, the lot fronting 9s feet inches
on North Avenue and running back from 4
said front 12o feet 70 an alley in Z rear lbe-
ing lots Nos 8 and 4 in block g. Barton
Heights). This is one Of the most del
sirable CORNER BUILDING LOTS sin
Barton Heights, and is Immediately on (
the car line. i IA 4 ya 4, Il,
RMS-One-third cash and the balancasS
Mt ak and twelve months, for notes, witty
interest added and secured by deed Soe !
trust, or all cash at the option Of the pursssdd
JOHN STEWART BRYAN, Az 7. !
Il Sis JUNIuS w. PENICK,
C. w. WINGFIELD, Il
Trustees OF Brookland School District siuf
Henrco county. Eli 81 ia
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Brooklyn, s; Boston, o.
South Atlantic League.

AZ jacksonville: Columbia 8; Jackson
vile, 2.
At Macon: Macon. !; Savannah. 0.
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GENEROUS GIFT TO
William AND MARY
Generous New Yorker Donates
Ten Tsousand Dollars to An
Endowment Fund.
THE BALANCE WILL BE. RAISED
Conditions Of the Carnegie Gift
Arc Almost Certain to Be
Realized.
THE BALANCE WILL BE RAISED
,spccla1 to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG VA, June 1.-Presi.
dent Tyler received letter to-day from,
George Clinton Bactcheller, Of New
York, donating $4,000 to William and
Mary College. Last year Mr.. Carnegie
gave $4,000 on condition that $4,000
should be subscribed as an endowment
fund. Generous friends Of the college
promptly subscribed $500, and now this
gift leaves only $500 to be subscribed,
which amount President Tyler is con-
fldent OF obtaining In o short time.
Mr.. Batcheller lately visited tho coll
lege and was very much pleased. His
letter gives excellent reasons why a
college with all the great memories OF
William and Mary should be preferred
to some new establishment without me-
mories ana without traditions.
Most Progressive College.
William and Mary College Is one OF
the progressive colleges OF tho state,
and It's attendance this year Is the lar
gest It ever had. Recently science hall
was built and equipped, and now new
library building is In sight. 1t will be
Gre-proof. and thus make absolutely
safe tho old records Of the college going
back to 1729, the original records OF the
Phi Beta Kappa Society beginning In
1776 the valuable portraits and the many
other fine relics Of the past preserved
in the college building.
Mr.. Batcheller is wealthy merchant
OF New York. who has a large library
and is fond Of history and literature.
He has travelled much and Is fully i'm
bued with patriotic love OF country.
His letter to President Tyler commends
itself to VirgiDians for Its generous sem
timents and references. It is as fol-
lows. 49, ..Es-. $500 l.H
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IT MEANS A D0UBLE-HEADER.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
! At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l; Roanoke. /.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Nor-
folk, !.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 10; Dan
willie. O. Ha.. .a--
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AMATEUR CANES tt. Be
PLAYED HERE TO-DAY.
Richmond Amateur Baseball
League,
FOR TiMEs.DlsPATcH CUP.
Standing of the Clubs.

The Richmond Amateur Base Ball
League will have its usual round OF
games to-day, and they will, as usual,
be attended by the large crowds who gen.
orally follow the teams representing their
places of business, The Cedar Works
still holds Its position far in the 'front.',
closely followed by the Locomotive Works,
who nre giving them a close contest fn'
tho coveted position,
The games and grounds are as follows:
Locos and Ink Singers, Paramount. $3.50
p, NJ. Blu
snowballs and Cans, Chestnut IIill. AIS
p. NJ,
Cinnamon and Bees. Fulton, 415 e. M.
Wasps and Binders, Hermitage, 400
p, M, ~
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q matt 1urIonSs, at Bet
mont Park to-day.
equaling tho worlds
record OF lbs 2-5, held
Jointly by Martlnmas
and Mineola. Summa-
rics:
First racc-seven fur
longs-Samson e to /
and 8 to s. first. Yal-
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In the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
OF the county Of Henrico.
Abram Hellstern, ct. als.,.. Pla intinaA :
against 9. a
I, E. r. phillips. Deputy Clerk OF the {
said court. do certify that the bond re-
luuired OF the special commissioner Eby.t he's
decree rendered In said cause on the 1sts
day Of March, 1906. has been duly given
- Given under my hand as Clerk q. 4. the
~ -. r. PHILLIPS. Deputy Clerk. v III
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Mr.. Batcheller's Letter.

New York. May 20 1906.
Lyon G. Tyler, A. NJ, IL D.. President
College OF William and Mary, Will
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.FL|P-FLAP WINS
CLAREM.0||.NT STAKE
Defeats Dolly Spankcr and Ok
ford and Equals Worlds
Record.
THIRD RACE FOR LARABIE.
First Goes to Samson and Sixth
to Cairngorm-Other
Results.
THIRD RACE FOR LARABIE

(By Associated Press.)
Ew YORK, juno Flip Flap.
! split favorite. at II to S, won
the Clnremont Handicap, six and
= -