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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

delphia-to w. P. Clyde & Com
pany with merchandise. N III
Tug Waltham with barges Upton.
Fall River; Bristol, Boston; Frank
Pendleton, Boston.
Sailed.
Steamers: Ryton (Br). swaffin,
Bremen and Hamburg: Powhatan,
Ryan, Norfolk and Providence; rs
sex, McDorman, Baltimore; Princess
Anne, Tapley, Norfolk an NV
York.
Schooners: Luther T. Garrettson,
Haskell New Buryport Alice Hol-
Brook, Ellis, Boston; El.uhsth Pal
mer, Smith, Boston
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April q, 1906.
Arrived.

Steamer Ryton tBr), swaffln, New
Orleans Ito Berwind White Coal Com.
pany for GOO tons of bunker coal.
Steamer Bay View, Cummings, New
Bedford--to White Oak Coal Com.
psny for cargo coal
Steamer Powhatan, Ryan, Balti.
more-to Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company with passen.
gers and merchandise.
Steamer Essex, McDorman. Provi-
dence and Norfolk Ito Merchants
& Miners Transportation Company
with passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Yemassee, Simmons, Phila
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
CAPTAIN fITCHETT WILL
RESIGN HIS COMMISSION
Newport News Light Infantry Soon to
Be Without Commander
May Disband

Captain George w Fitchett. COM
handing Company G.. the Nc sport
News Light Infantry, will resign his
commission this week. The captain
who is civil engineer is working in
and around Norfolk now, states that
he will not he able to attend to his
military duties in the future.
Second Lieutenant G r.. Butler, Of
the Light Infantry. has already re-
signed for business reasons. This
will leave the company with ONLY one
commissioned officer, Lieutenant
Newton H. Cartwright.
1t is reported that the Light IN
fantry may disband, but 1t is hardly
probaly that this step will be taken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
Very Attractive Investment.

will sell my three-story brick
building, situated on Twenty-ninth
Street. near Washington Avenue; Is
rooms, beautifully located, overlooking
the Park. will be here several days,
so come quick or you will miss bar.
gain For price and other information
apply to Mayer Cahen, Lexington Ho.
tel. Powell Trust Co, INC, Agent.
ap 22lt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
Newport News Baptist.

Rev. J, w Porter, D. D., pastor of
the Newport News Baptist church,
will preach this morning upon the
subject. Vanity Fair" This evening
the pastor will discuss Lessons from
Vesuvius and San Francisco and
will give description Of Vesuvius
as seen by him during his recent
trip abroad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
union MEETINGS BEGIN
Illustrated Service al First Pres
bylerlan Church.
YOUNG PEOPLE THIS AFTERNOON
Persons Between Ages Of Twelve and
Twenty-Five to Attend Mass Meet
acknowledgements for Today by
the Various Pastors.

An illustrated song service con-
Quoted by Professor and Mrs. Love
at the First Presbyterian church last
night opened the union evangelistic
meetings which are to be conducted
during the next few weeks under the
auspices Of nine Protestant churches.
The subject for last nights service
was The Story Of Christ in Picture
and Song The stereopticon illuStra-
tions we're reproductions uf famous
pictures and the scngs. telling the
story Of the life of Christ. were sung
| by Professor and Mrs. Lowe.
Dr.. L.. L. Munhall of Philadelphia,
| the celebrated evangelist. who is 20
conduct the union meetings will make
his first address at special meeting
| fer young people, To he held at the
| First Presbyterian church this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. Only persons
between the ages of II and % years
are expected To attend the service
this Afternoon. The doors will I'VE
opened at 2:la O'Clock and closed At
g. Is o'clock, after which time no one
will bc admitted.
Presbyterian church the first of the
evangclistic mass meetings will he
held
The arrangements for the revival
have been changed and all meetings
will be held at the First Presbyterian
church. except the special services for
business men at 11;45 o'clock each
day at Trinity Methodist church.
Services will be held at the Presbyte
rlan church every afternoon at $50
O'Clock and every evening at s
o'clock
DIR Munhall will preach at practi-
cally every meeting and the singing
will be led by Professor and Mrs
Love The pastors of the nine
churches uniting in the movement, as
well as the workers i'll the congre-
cations Of these churches, will partici-
pate in the meetings.
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St. vincent's Catholic.

Regular services will he held at ST.
Vincent's Catholic church today as
follows; First mass at s O'Clock
second mass at 1890 o'clock; Sun
day school at o'clock; vespers and
bcnedistion at 1880 o'clock.
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Twenty.fourth Street christian.

The following subjects are an,
nounced for today by Rev D. S.
Henkel, pastor of the twenty-fourth
street Christian church: morning,
The Lost Coin" evening, THE
Lost Cause" The Relief Association
meets al the church this afternoon at
4 o'clock. On account of the union
revival there will be no Wednes,
day evening prayer service this week
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Trinity Methodist.

AT the Trinity Methodist church
this morning. the pastor. Rev. w. b.
Beauchamp. will preach on the sub
ject. "a Great Opportunity for the
Soul Winner" There will be no
evening service. the congregation
uniting in the revival meeting at
the First Presbyterian church
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Grace Episcopal.

Sunday school services will be
held at the Grace Methodist church
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
Evcrdy Estill. d. D.. will preach
at the church next Friday evening at
s o'clock
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East End Christian.

Rev. n. e. Newman, the pastor.
will preach at the East End Chris
tian church this morning ON Chris
tan Activity" There will be no
services this evening and the church
members are expected to attend the
revival meeting at the First Presby.
terrain church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
rhirtieth street chrlstlon.

Rev. w r. Jinnett. pastor of the
Thirtieth street Christian church will
preach this morning on the subject
"Christ's Teaching Concerning Per
fiction" There will be no evening
services on account of the union re-
vival.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
!. EYES
Are Work ers

Sight is the only special sense which
we use constantly except
curing sleep.
Perfect eyes see without effort.
The imperfect ones are constantly
under muscular strain.
Is II any wonder eye strain Is SO
huruu7
How are your eyes2
Consultation free.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We have just received in our Mil
Iinery Department complete line
OF all the newest shape in Untrim.
med CHIPS. NEAPOLlTANS and
MILAN sRAIDS, which we offer at
very LOW PRICES. Come in and
look them over.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

a. O. Sykes. AT o'clock this after
noon the sacrament of baptism for
infants will be administered The
choir will repeat the Easter music
this morning and evening.
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Chestnut Avenue Methodist.

Services will be held at the Chest
nut avenue Methodist church this
morning at IL o'clock, preaching by
the pastor. Rev. J. I. Green In the
evening the congregation will at
tend the union revival
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Calvary Baptist.

Rev. Mr.. McRae. of Philadelphia,
will preach at the Calvary Baptist
church this morning at II o'clock,
This evening the pastor, Rev. A. A..
Butler, will preach at the usual hour
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
Salvation Army.

Commencing today the Salvation
enters upon its annual week Of
self-denial Services will he held at
the barracks on Twenty-third street
each evening at s o'clock.
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Bio Fire in Columbus.
DIV Associated Press

by A6SUCIdIeu FTesS.J
COLUMBUS, GA, April 21.-Fir'
wiped out the acid department Of thu
Home Mixtrue Guano Company, to
day. causing loss estimated a
100000.
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Grace Methodist.

Rev. L. C. shearer will preach at
the Grace Methodist church this
morning. No evening services will
be held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

this evening at o'clock and each
evening this week at Gas o'clock
by the pastor, Rev. VIM. K. Connor.
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St. Paul,s Episcopal.

Services Will be held at St. Paul's
Episcopal church today at the usual
hcnss, preaching by the rector, Rev.
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German Baptist brethren.

There will he preaching at the
German Baptist Brethren tDunkard)
church this morning at II o'clock;
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RADFORD. VA. April 21.-Three
men employed on the Tidewater rail.
road construction work here died to-
day from the effects of drinking wood
alcohol.
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PORTSMOUTH, DEFEATED.
Game c aracterized by Good and
Bad Plays by Both Sides.
3 (specini III The Times. DIspatcll..

(Specini 10 Tho Enthusiastically t9
4 PORTSMOUTH. VA, June: y 81 LIN H. 3
3ten-inning game. characterized by good
and bad plays by both teams and wran an
Cling over the decisions OF Umpire Moore,
Roanoke defeated Portsmouth here to-
day BY the score Of 8 TO Z. II was an an
uphill game for the Truckers from the
start. ana was lost on bad throw by
Reyell. which let in two runs ~ the
tenth inning. Both teams did loose field
ing, but brilliant plays were made Ut
several stages Of the contest- Roanoke 7
out-batted Portsmouth, but the latter
got hits when they meant y uns.2, KAN I'm
and Fischman did the best work for
while Mcmahon and Ian a..
ham were the stars for the visitors Ne
Mnhon's catch Of aIcD onough1 s line drive
In the fourth was one Of the best seen
here this season. Burke led, the 9 pa;
18th two singles and a double. Reyell
vas put in to pitch In the tenth. he
gave Wucst base on balls and threw
,cooper's bunt into the right-tield 3blcach-
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REAL ESTATE news
FULTON IN The BOOM.

In these days OF real estata activity
that part or Greater Richmond Known az
Fulton is coming III for a good Share OF
attention.
A considerable amount Of property has
changed hands IN Fulton recently, and
Tho eye OF tile Investor has been turned
4 In TINT direction. J. u. Elan1 and COM
8pany, real estate agents. have sold fifty
lois on williamsburg Avenue, Nicholson
Street and Iaguc Street Mt prices mat
were very satisfactory to the former
owners. Among the Investors IN this
property were i. A.. Saunders w. y.
Purcell. Jr, and Thomas g. Boyls.
,The stockholders Of the Highland . P Park
Company held their annual meeting yes
ierday THE only business Transacted
was tile election OF officers. Fritz Si,ter-
ding was elected president, nnd WI ls.i
Northrop secretary and TREASURER.
Several very interesting auction sales
OF property are nnnounced for ms "eel l
among them the following:
ero own and Company, The dwelling No.
7a5 North Ninth, Street, and two building
lots in the rear, fronting on North TENTH
Street o.,
md sutton and Company VII. sell pai-
liable piece Of West Broad street prop-
erty, With ninety feet Of frontage O. me ,n
lot ndjOlns the property " ~ -.
and p. railroad MT Islba Station, front
ing ninety feet on the south side OF
Broad street, and extends back between wee :,
parallel lines OF irregular depth to
wide public alley. :.
"wednesday at $40 p. NJ, n. w. lowe
and son and j Thompson Brown ana
Company will soll the residence No. IL
South Third Street. II,
AT 600 p. NJ. Pollard and Dngby VIII
sell n Grove Avenue lot. corner Elm ana
two nice ota on Elm Street. between
Grove and Floyd Avenues.
Thursday at $40 p. NJ, John T. Goddln
and Company will sell the two-sto DRY brick
al orelousc No al North Sixth Street.
opposite the Second Market. and imme-
liately thereafter they will sell the
three-story brick store No. sos East Mar
shall Street - u #
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! Races at Latonia.
Nv a s,.s,oclatsd. press.)

by s.taSSuCiutStt cSs.J
CINCINNATI juno 11.-Four favorltes.
one second choice and two outsiders won
the seven races Sat Latonia today. The
fourth event. at q mile, was the 5attrac-j
ton Of the afternoon. Cotton Town, tho
.odds-on fayorite, won the race easily.
Summarizes: "a 5aas,s a. s
First race-sevena flrlongs-Ca pitano Il
to 10y first. Dalcsmuf1 {25 to y second,
Bill Carter 80 to y third Time, :se s-5.
.Lexoline Us TO ~ tlrst, h1ontalban q to
y second, era kenthorpe g ito%D third.
Time 30 2-5. SIX sS 3.;.5 ~ Va 4
Third race----six furlongs Lady Carol
go to q first Concert I, GO !, to y second.
fourth u cs5mIle J, ton Tewn q - t. y
s(slto d third. Tlmest1 10 2-5 z:
8 FIT race-f1 vssftrl ongy!- 81 llysV ertrees
ia to & 4 first, Friction3sA to y second.
Mildred Otto 81 third. Time. 4 :o2 IS.
Sixth race g; !, f,lrlongs-R Revolt g
Royal "a Legend q to y third. Time.
1923 Is. 5s NJ II: =
Seventh race-mle land q sixteenth
Tom Roberts (eyen) first, The Gladly Q5
to y second Daniel e. q to y third.
Time. 1:47 S-5. $5sI ss }95
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NORFOLK LOSES OUT.
Benny Makes First Run With
q Drive Over. Center-Field Fence.

(epeclal to The Imes-Dspatch)
q DANYILLN, VA, June 1.-THE To-
bacconists won from the crew Of the
Mary Jane here to-day by the score OF to
!, through the superb box work OF Cher
tiers, the,spit- allartist, Charters allowed
only three hits, al Of which. though long
ones, We're scattered. lie struck out ton
men ana gave no complimentary passes
TO the bases from any cause. Norfolk
putplayed Danvllle In the field, making
hot a single error, while tho locals made
two yellow plays, But for one OF these,
which occurred IN the eighth inning.
when Hadley droped a line drive to cel'-
ter field. the Visitors would have been
shut out. y Tho game was fast and furious
from beginning to end, and In tho first six
Innings only nineteen men faced Char
ters. The features OF tue game were tho
fielding M Dingley and seitz, for tho ys-i
ltors, and Of Reggy, Benny and zurlage.
for the locals, Benny made tile longest
hit eeen here this season In the third
inning, placing the ball over the right
tield fence for a home run. This was the
flrst run made in the game. ana tho
blea cheers went wild. The score;
n A NJVII
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Chicago, s.; Brooklyn,

7 -
BROOKLYN, June 1l.-chcago won
easily from the local Nationals to-day.
batting PastorIus out OF the box in four
slnnings.
M Scnre: M Il. II. u.
Chicago III. .......3 2O1.OO20o.Z8 i. 2
Brooklyn s.. 20 y u o 0 10 la 5 o
Batteries: Overall and Killing; Pnsto-
rious, Mcintyre and Ritter Time, ia.
Umpire, KLEIN.
New York, I; Cincinnati, D.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE homo team
won to-day from Cincinnati.
Cincinnati ss3T ~. o . 90 900 % B i
New York $50 . 81 9 90 II 9
Batteries: Fraser and Livingston. Nc
Ginnity and BowermaI, Time, 20
Pittsburg, S; Philadelphia, 8.
PI1ILADELpHrA, juno 11---Pittsburg
defeated Philadelphia today in a we'll
played ten -inning game. CLARK played q
conspicuous part in the game, both ut
The bat and in tho field.
Pittsburg 1890 OF 90 o 2-5 10 M 2
Philadelphia ..10O2U o 90 90-3 ~ 2
@ Batteries: Leneld. Levy, Gibson and
Phelps; Sparks and Sullivan. Time, 2:15
Umpire. Enslic. 8 Il
st. Louis, g ;4Boston, I.
BOSTON. June 11.--Bost on was demor-
alized to-day and st. Louis won without
special exertion. . :. Z,
a : fouis o o12.1 051so3 -s o 4
Boston 4. !. q o o o 10 o o 0 OIL II
: batteries: Lindamnn and Brown; Tay-
Tor and Grady. Time, 20l. Umpire. y Car ar
penter. Fss8 IS
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Glendales Defeat Laurels.

Tho Little Glendales defentcd the
LaurelH in a fast and ex'.iting game
Saturday on Qodseys dinmuld. by Il u
score OF to Q. The features Of the game
were the pitching nf jerks and the bat-
ting OF Dunkley and d. l5oAz.
Z In the sixth inning Lylo knocked a
beo-llner to Boaz who plckea It or the
ground and put him ont,
The lineup OF both teams was Us
.follows: il n,
Glenda les-Catcher Dunkley; pitcher,
jerks; shortstop, Miller; first base, Prid-
Idy; second base, Boaz; third base. Meek
" Laurels-Cat cher. Lyle; pitcher, Gilmer:
3shortstop, Cubbins; first base, Mayer;
second base, Wade; third base, Lee, right
Geld Bastlne; center field, Mccartney,
left field, Owens. % # s5
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.3 BY N. w. Bowe & San.
z Real Estate AuctiOneers.s
SALE oF,8 a LARGE
J Il N UMBER # OF,1i a nj Q ST II ATTRAC4E
Y TIVE BUILDIEGS LOTS NEAR Me- i
II ESE CIIANICSVILLE9a TU RNPIKE,s ssssS III An
I, ssAIJCrIO N

m part execution OF a deed Of RUSTY
dated october 1G. 1895 ana re corded I'M
Henrico County Court, in 4 p. 9. q 60s sB SIS s##
page 80, I will !, ats the 3 request OF the Y
beneficiary, here having been default
in tho payment of the debt cured sell III
by ton. son5t he premises on
MONDAY ] lJNE 49, 19OG.
ut @ o. o'clock IF. NJ. in front Of 8ehe rest
,dence #of5 W. II .9 3rnu er /. Esq, about
sides Of Rogers Street; ana on e 4!
and west sides OF N teen tn Isl
a& These lots lie beautifully, are nj e 81
distant from the Locomotive Works and II
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops. and areA
within y two squares OF the IFair mougt%
car line. aE5 81. Ss2 sss
houses for rental purpose X here is moth
ing better onathe8 mar Ike t; and I've extend@
d most cordial 8invitation$to5ho me-seekerss
and spectators to a ttend this offeringss!sg
feeling assured that bargains can be 81
iPlats OF. the property may be- had So 81
vs. to the #nuctioneers, 2 des,lt
Ia expected that every lot offered Will bee
sold to the highest bidder. t
%g4 TERMS-One-th third cash and & &thefM bal
.anceg at SIX twelve and eighteen m ontnsTTI
for notes, vi tn terest added and ~ se .a
cured by a deed OF trust. or oil cash tS
the option OF the purchas ser. %
S6f g N \ w. 8 BIC trustee. MI
+ p~s rt 71f...
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Win chester, g.; Front RoWal, I
Especial To The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times ispatch.) #
Il WINCHESTER, VA, June 1 1.-The sea-
son for. the Winch ester baseball league
team, began at Reservoir Park this after
noon before great crowd OF en- husiastic
Front Royal team. which lost by a score
Of s to ]. Both teams put up "a swift
game, but Winchester mali tanned a good
Sinner and Williams composed Wins
chester's battery. and Dalton, Dare and
Farrell for Front Roynl. e ~ "a RI
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.AuCTI0f1 SALES, Future Dayos
BY N. w. lbowe & Son and Mtveigh al
CHM, 81,
Res.l EsSate Auctloiieers.
TRUsTEjss' SALE @
--oF-
Two Valuable Store Houses

Two Valuable Store Houses
e~et the sast side q lttssn.h street
and ~, and four 2-Story and Basement &
4 Brick Houses on the south side OF Frank
lin street. between Twcnty-nftl. and
fTwenty.sixth Streets, Nos. 300. ISL, 251S
ind 25l5, by auction. t5 i5$ EIs Il sss}
lii execution Of decd Of trust from
Franklin Stearrs and Emily s. Ills Wife,
20. 1888 and recorded IN tho clerk s. office /
Il Of the Chnncery Court Of the city, Of
Richrnond ID. p. ., 1ls a. page 277. and
Court Of the city 81 Richmond entered itsea \
May 20 1906, in tho suit OF nRcna l u. Y
stearns. CT, al. vs.. Franklin stcarral
executor and als.," we will sell, by pub..ss
lie auction, on the premises, In the ortlcrs /;
'''''1'l'' TuE Ss19Xi JUNE Is. 1905, Iis
the following depirable real ESTATE to-
F'irst-At 1 o'cloc4t 2. NJ. we viii cell
on tho Promises. two store houses on
Fifteenth Street, known as Nos. IL md i
Y. tho former fronting q feet "a inches
rear % feet wide. with thrce.storyy brick
store house thereon; and the other.
known us No. II. fronting % feet1 inchesss
and running back $40 feet to the d fore.s,
These houses will first DO offered sepAs
arately md then two will be offered toe
gether, the trustee reserving the right to-
accept tho bids producing tho best res s
suits; and, m 55 M .#fS I'M III
At Q o'clock p. NJ. we will sell, on tho
premises, the four houses known ms Nos.
$500, 2511 .613 and 25l5 East Franklin
Street. These ore two-story ana bases
ment brick residences, and will make
desirable homes or good Investment prop
critics. They VIII pc sold separately and
only so many OF them will be offered saa}
may bog necessary to satisfy the requires
1mei,ts Of the said decd Of trust. The lott
upon which these houses stand front, n IN
tho aggregate. &C feet and run back
within parallel lines about 100 feet.
II TERNfs--Casl sufficient to defrayS exss
perses Of executing tho trust, md !, snlls
taxes duo on tho said property to \ the day
OF sale, and to discharge the debt see
cured by said deed, amounting to- $10, 900
as OF March ~. 500; and II there be an
residue Of Eaid purchase money the Same
shall be made payable In auSt, r,anner1
and Trust Company. OF Charlotte svtllei
Va, administration d b. n. c. e.. ssS
Franklin stearns may; direct, to be- Z an
nounced on day&of snle. X
HENRY ~ I. VIC KIIhAd. u
N !. W. BOWE, ESss
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Lynchburg ................,0 0 OIL J 0 O!0'---2
Richmond =, I. \. !. I. U Q 90 0 0 OIL
Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg ! /;
Richmond /, Sacrifice hits-Daringer,
Holt, Carter. Reeve and Hamilton. Double
plays-Cook, Bowen and Holt; Cuddy and
Shnffer. First base on erTOrs-Lynch5urg,
2; Richmond, 2. Struck out-by Carter, 2,
Base on balls-by Eckst tone, n 4 4 Totman).:
y Hit by pitched ball-Totmnn, Bowen and
Nick evitt Pissed ball-Hinton. Attend
ance, COO. 3ss Time, 1895 Umpire. Mr..
Hoffner. s515 j r. IL
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ROANOKD,

Portsmouth ,.,.....1 0 70 as o 0 O. 2 OF
Roanoke .,.....,,,.0 q Q 2 2 90 o 52-88
Summary; Earned runs-I' Portsmouth,
4. Two-base hits-Morgan and Brown,
Mcmahon and Burke Three base hits--
iFschman Stolen bases-Kain, Hogue,
Fischman and Wuest, Sacrifice hits
Ianhaln. Double $plays--h Donough,i
Flschlnan, Kelly and Mcmahon. Bases
on balls--by Cornelius, a; by Revell, ];
by willis. 2; by Casstday, j, Struck out-r.
by Cornelius, 4 (; by Willis, 8; by Cassi-
day, H. Wild pitch Cornelius, ], Passed
bal Cooper. lime OF game. two boYrs,
Umpire. Moore. a Sfs4g
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r. Real Estate Au ctioneers.
TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
~ 35s s Il II; IA }5s
Valuable and Most De-
sirably located
v. Broad. 81. Property j
Having a Broad ( l Frontage Of go %
Feet the South Side Of
Broad Between BelVi-
dere and Pine SIS.

d BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated June
II, 1900. duly 5recorIed in tho clerk 8 ofilceS
OF Richmond ChaAcery Court, In ~ d. B.
16S "A, page 1871. which was given to se-3
cure the payment Of q certain sum q
money therein mentioned. and default
having been mado in the payment OF a
part thereof. and being directed by tho
beneficiary SO to do, I shall offer for
sale at public auction. upon the premises.
TUESDAY, JUNE u. 1905,
at $50 o'clock r NJ, the bove described bed
The lot adjoins the property of the
r. Il. and p. Railroad at Ehn$ ton
fronting ninety feet on the south side OF
Broad Street land extends back between
parallel lines OF irregular depth to$a vide
This is truly valuable piece OF prop
erty and is bound to steadily enhance IN
5TERMs-caa as to expenses OF sale,
ali taxes III any TO day OF sale. md the
sum OF $500 with interest from Decer-
her III, 1906 the fbnlnnce ) u pom q credit OF
one and two years with interest from
day Of snle, tho deferred payments to DO
secured by deed Of trust upon the
property, or fnll cnsA ut The s0pti lon OF the
purchaser. r. T, SUTTON Trustee.