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SouthernR Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. APRIL 8, 1901. sjis853
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
go A. M.--Dally--Local for Charlotte, NJ @. t5s
1890 P. NJ. -Daily-1mlt ed-Bunet Pullman 10 4
Atlanta and Blrmingham,5 New, Orleans, (
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.T
i# Through coach for Chase City, Oxford
Durham and Raleigh. 53g AZ s5t
500 z. Mex. Sunday-Keysvlle Local. SE
1880 Y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ready OH
F. NJ. for all the South. II gssSSi
YORK RIVER LINE. III 5Sf
The favoritc route to Baltimore and Eastern \
s:l5 f M.-Local-Dally. except sundays. II RI 5s
1870 P. M.-E1cept Sunday--For West Point..ss
connecting with steamers for Baltimore. q
Steamers call al Yorktown and Clay Bank 4
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.s5
and at Gloucester Point. Clements and 4
a lmonda on Tuesdays. Thursdays and i
West Point 38{s al 5$$ tt$&S
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. sit. &
SOB a. ". and 1850 P. sM.-From all the South
1885 F M,.LFrom Charlotte. Durham and /
$40 4. IS From Keysvl,,e and intern. d,at.S
Stations. l 4l5E NJ 5'l IA
o:?5 A. M.-Daily--From West Point with Bal
J. t!more connections daily. except Mo1day.sf$
1o:45 a. M.-Daily. except Sundays and Mon-8
sa3g days: b:10 p AZ daily, except Sunday
From West Point. lists Az ~
8. Fl. TIARDW1CK, W. Fl. TAYLOE.ys{
II. B. SPENCER, Gent Mgr, i'Ss3
Washington D. G. s5s NH bbSi 3asSt@S5
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Brief Items from Everywhere.

is said 10 be the arges! consignment OF
specie ever sent across the Atlantic on
ono vessel. The total / Of the specie is
&, 10000 about ,o0O), and 1t weighs
nearly twelve tons.
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4 NrUNFORDvTLLE. tkY.-Three children
of James Park were burned to death while
trying to kill tick. The children were IN
bed and arose to pour oil on the insect.
The fluid splashed on the clothing OF WI
lie Park When the tick was set ahre
the flames reached the child He leaped
In bed with his brother and sister, and all
were either burned or suffocated.
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.ULLM ANS
son,
cr~nrc
1sao-z2 East Main St.
500 East Marshall St.
Phones at Each Store.

OF the speech. ut has permitted itself TO
speak OF constitution. That gentlemen,
Is senacless dream"
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Best American
Granulated Sugar,
NC lb

Corn, can, Sc.
z lbs. Mountain Roll Butter;25c
Country Jowls, per pound ..........oc'
Dunlop eest patent Flour, zoe BAG,
Or, barrel .............s........ va o D
silver King. best Flour sold, soc
bag, or, barrel ..................S4 .1o
Good SAT- Pork, per pound ..........' -
Best city Meal, 15c peck, per
bushei Observation-Disclosures. dpc
Evaporated Peaches. per pound .......1a.11n :,
3 Cans suoeotash for .......'...... .. @ :, :
Good Lard, per pound .,.....,.....;..,.'7o
1.b. Brick Boncess Cod Fish, per
3 pound ...................... -. 80
Best EigIns Butter, per pound ........ Soc
Maple syrup, large bottles ...........I LOG
Best Evaporated Peaches, per ID. ..... LOO
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lie Park. % When the LICK WAS SCI h''!o
the flames reached the child. He leaped
In bed with his brother and sister, and all
we're either burned or suffocated.
s1I,yERToN, coL.-The first train to
reach here for thirty-three days arrived
and was followed by six others, with
fiftyLone car. loads OF merchandise. The
tralnipassed through theFice tunnel to get
here. This ice tunnel is four miles below
here, and Is bored through mass Of Ice
fifty feet high and hundred yards wide,
II ia the solidly packed remnant OF a great
avalanche 1T will probably stand until
June.
NEW YORK.-sir Edward Elgar. we'll
known English composer, arrived IN TINS
city BY the celtic, OF the White Star line,
on his way to Cincinnati. O., where ne VIII
conduct performances OF several Or MS
own compositions In the great May les
tyal, Ie was acc|om7Epan1ie.d py lazy Il
gnr. VII ~ frigs n nI gsS5rfa, nj
NEW YORK.-In spite OF the fact that
he is nearly eighty years old, DR.. Morgan
Dix preached in old Trinity Chul'ch, emf
phnsizlng throughout his discourse tnat
this as an age is one OF danger to the-
illogical beliefs. He also said there IS
a tendency to too greatly secularize East
el' ana the CullcI 81 Ct1L hooS''eNt' 80
Christian Church
NEW YORK.-Nlorc than one Thousand
miles OF pavements In New York city are
torn I'm and restored" every year. Dur
Ing 1905 the pave,nonts disturbed In the
nve boroughs OF the city II started west
ward from Broadway, In continusas llhe.
would have extended to St. Louis. or y
run to the south from the Battery Would
have extended across the ST. John
River, in Florida, and into the heart OF
Jacksonville. NJ
MOUNT VERNON, N, Y.-While try
ING to turn oft the electric current from
a mammoth incubator at his place at
Croton Fails, Daniel Jeungst, Jr.' ana
Mrs, ,Jeunsst, his mother were killed by
the electricity. Mrs. Jeunsst iost her
life IN an effort to save her son.
NEW YoRK.-Prcsence of mind and
splendid Vhorsewomansllip saved the
Countess Onativia and her sister, MISS
Agnes Cooley, yesterday afternoon from
serious accident. Emerging from Jam
Eor vehicles in the Pelham Parkway to
find themselves directly III front OF
fast sneedins automobile, the two women
jumped their horses over stone wall
al the side Of the road, escaping from
collision only by inches
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over our stock before purchasing your
Interior Decorations. We have an
amazingly
ATTRACTIVE ARRAY
OF Wall Papers. Draperies and Gphol-
stery. Goods In design and colorings that
you've never seen before for our entire
stock is new and up-to-date. including
many imported fabrics.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have Just completed arrangements
with a Fifth Avenue, New York, and Rue
de la victoire, Paris, factory that makes
the most elegant and artistic decorations
and Furnishings in the world. by which,
we are enabled to furnish your home
from their immense stocks. We have
the taste and experience necessary to
devise color achenes make tho proper
selections and hang the draperies.
N. r.. DAHL e. CO.
The shop Of the Craftsmen.
10 East Main. Phone $685..
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Streets. Manesester every hour Ton tho hourli
ron, A. NJ 10 10 +. NJ. Last car !. mds1!shsI3
Cara leave Petersburg: foot 81 syS e.,E s
Street every honr from 6:3s A. M 20 1 g}e
w. Last car l1:40 P, NJ. Llm'ted caF t'lS - -
All car. from Petersburg connecting R'c anF-.
mond cars "
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Brilliant Speaker.

Later. during the rlotous days OF Mo-
ven,ber, 1905, when all was chaos and
the revolution was in full blast. 1t was
Petrunkevich himself who headed the
zemstvo deputation to Count Witte,
Later. when the electoral campaign be-
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PLLILADELot1IA.-Ca plain Bailey, OF
the ship Nv. F. Babcock, reports that on
voyage from San Francisco ran Into
school Of fish which held his ship cap
tive for day and followed the vessel
more than 1000 miles.
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Over our stock before purchasing your
Interior Decorations. We have an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Washington and Lee is Awarded
the Victory.

Especial to The Timps-Dispntch) e
LEXINGTON, VA. May 1G-The tennis
tournament between Washington and Lee
University and the University of Virginia
was completed this afteroon on the Wash
.ington and Lee grounds. The visitors put
up much better game In singles to-day
than in doubles yesterday, the teams split
ting even In singles.
Cooper, of Washington and Lee, defeated
Barringer, OF VIrginin. by the score OF
8 sets to /. the scores being: 81, CO, So,
GO. Tunstal. of Virginia defeated Pipes,
Of washington ana Lee, by the score OF
3 sets to g. the scores being: SO, 4-6, 81.
C-1, SIS. Washington and Leo won In
doubles yesterday BY taking straight
sets.
The event goes to the Lexington team
by the score OF 10 to 30 points each.
Cooper played q heady game Tor wash
inCton and Leo while Tunstnll played a
beautiful uphill game for Virginia, taking
the last 8 sets after losing 2,
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Churchill Downs.
(By Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1G.-Manners,
the favorlte. won the Louisville steeple-
chase, the feature event of to-day's card.
from Charawind. Four horses fell and
Jockey Harvey Boyle's collar-bone and
nose we're broken. and he was internally
injured. Summaries e,
First race--selllng: inite-Dr: McClear
e to1) arst.' Tinkers6s 1875 second. Min
nehaha 40 to y third. Time. ~ 20.
Second race-two- year-old " co'ltls: four TO-
and a half furlongs-Da shnway g to y
first. clamor u to y second. Charlie
Mitchell e to y I'D Time. :5e 2-5.
Third race-selling; five and half fur
longs-Lady Anne Is to y first, Lady Esth-
er Is to y second, J. Ed. Grillo q to y
third. Time, l:0S is. ~ syi
Fourth race-the Louisville steeplechase;
81 900 added; full course, about two miles
Manners e. IL to ~ first. Gnarawind q
to j. second, Onyx II. az to y third. Time,
1852.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures e to 81 first,
Josie's Jewel az to y second, Ferroniere
&c to y thru. Time. ] :42 As.
Sixth race-mle-Red Light. G to y first
Foreigner Is to y second. Harding q to
y third. Time :42 %.
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Architects, Take Notice

The Virginia commissioners s, e, Of the
: Ia erection OF ~ state Building for Vlr-
hoy b Exp9 a1raascd ae fer
y ~ onn,netiti ton. the object OF which Is to
8 select IN architect for the Virginia State State
Building. =, -. =
,ntended 81 tho designing architect
The building is to begof Colonial style
OF architecture is to 5have both land and
water u Fronts 1t can be an original design
or n reproductions. The cost must not ex-
coed s25OoO including all stationery. fix
fires and nrchitects' commissions.
Tho first floor will have hall and !, one ne
large reception room. four other medium
sized rooms, two small rooms and toilets:
The second floor will contain ont a| at least least
The committee will meet at tho Mont t.
cello Hotel In Norfolk on May sH, the az e.
from architects desiring to compete for
Z this work. I. !, 49,, l., -
rnrd q this can be addressed to w. w.
sALN Lowenberg Building, Norfolk. va Va.
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Real Estate Notes.

Interesting auction sales Of realty arc
announced for to-day as follows:
At $3.50 o'clock Pollard & Bagby will
sell a neat Church Hill home, No. 1902
East Grace Street. The lot Is large and
beautifully located, and the residence is
q good brick house.
At 6 o'clock Fl. Seldom Taylor & Com
pany will sell q good frame dwelling, NO
lilo ChnGln Street, between Beach and
Reservoir Streets.
At 8 O'clock II. SELDOM Taylor & Com
pany Will sell the valuable three-story
brick residence, No. BIG East Franklin
Street aE3,fis5S 6s;tf ),
At 8 o'clock Green Redd will sell
tho brick dwelling, No. 6s5 North Eighth
Street.
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LYNcHBURG WINS.
Moser's Pitching Proved to Be
Too Tricky for the Truckers.

gs (Special to The Ilmes-DisPa'cii'1
LYNCHBURG. VA, May 1e.-The shoe-
makers struck their form again this at
ternoon. and won easily from the Truck
ers IN the shortest and easily the best
game seen on the local diamond during
the season. Not an error marred tho
work OF the locals. and the team work
was that of precision. Not q trucker
cot so far as third, and up to the ninth
inning no one got rs far as second. only
Ave reaching first in the whole game,
four OF these being thrown out on the
hases. The score was to o.
The feature OF the game. aside from
the mastery pitching Of Moser and the
nil.round good worl. OF both OF the
teams. was the heavy stick work by
Daringer. Two clean home runs and a
hard drive for a single and close dect.
sion on q bunt was his record out OF
four times at bat. Still. this did not
take the ginger out OF the Truckers, be-
cause they played n steady game through
out their only stumbling block being
Moser.
It was a game that would win against
any team. and the Truckers played hard
10 null 1t out Of tho fire and make It
three straight. The playing OF the Shoe-
makers could hardly be recognized as the
same team that went down before Ports
mouth on Monday and Tuesday, The
score:
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.PREsBY7ER|ANs co
tn GREAT CONVENTION

The Richmond delegation to the GEN
cral Assembly Of the Southern Presby-
tterlan Church, which convenes for q
ten days session In Greenvillc, s. G.,
to-day, left Richmond yesterday on the
1890 train over tho Southern Railway
In this party were the following commits
sioners:
The Rev. E. B. NlcCluer editor OF the
Central Presbyterian; the Rev. A. T..
Phillips. senior superintendent of Sunday
sschools; Mr.. r. %. Magill. secretary Of
publications the Rev. r. a. Lapsley, OF
Ashland, editor OF the Presbyterian Sum
day school periodicals.; Mr.. 8. D. Craig.
OF Rlchmond the Rev. ]. ]. Fix. Of
Manchester; the Rev.. G. B. Strlckler.
Of Union Theological Seminary, commits
soner from the Lexington Presbytery.
All told, the assembly will be attended
by about two hundred members. The
Norfolk delegation carries with It an
invitation for the assembly to meet in
their city next year, and It Is very prob
able, It is snid, that the invitation Will
be accepted.
Several matters Of vital interest will
come up before the meeting. principal
among which ore the consideration OF n
report OF a committee on the necessity
OF closer relation with the other Pres
byterian churches in the country and
the caldwell case.'' The latter IS the
consideration Of an appeal from Rev.
Mr.. Caldwell, OF Fort Worth, Texas,
against the decision Of the synod, revers-
Ing the decision admitting him into tho
ministry OF the church The case seems
to be one OF orthorodSy, as some menu
bers think that Mr.. Caldwell does not
rightly interpret the confession Of faith.
Rev. Dr. Plunkett, Of Augusta. Ca.
will preach the opening sermon this
morning at II o'clock.
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NORFOLK, ;DANV1LLE, 4.
"A Slaughter Of Pitchers in a Very
Short Game.
(snecinl to The Times -DIspatch.)

Especial 10 Ic
NORFOLK. VA, May 16.-There was a
slaughter OF pitchers In the game be.
tween the Tercentennlals and Tobacaonsts
this afternoon. won by Norfolk S to t.
two OF the visitors and one OF the locals
slab men being mercilessly hammered,
and It all happened In six and q half In
nings.
There was no scoring and little hitting
done until tho fourth inning. when Dan
villa opened up on Pitcher Otoy. batting
the ball for four hits and getting as many
runs. but there Danville stopped, Leonard
relieved Otey In the box. In the same In
ming. tho lacals also commenced batting
heavily, and they kept It up until thu
middle of the sixth inning, when tho
game was called to let Danville catch a
train.
Everybody hit the ball. Mcdonald. who
had started to pitch for tho visitors WAS
taken out OF the box on account of a
lame arm, and Richard put In Richard
did very we'll until the bombnrdment COM
menced. He retired at the end OF fifth and
Shortstop Herman was brought In 70
pitch and Pitcher Richard was converted
Into Il back-stop. Four runs were made
off the combination.
The visitors falling to score In their
half Of the sixth. the game ended Score
DANVILIE
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tennis TOURNAMENT
EXCITING INTEREST.

The attention OF the lovers Of clean,
manly sport is now being turned N
the direction Of tennis, for the tennis
season Is on hand, and the big tourna-
ment will soon begin, The members OF
the Hermitage Club have been practiclns
I'D for It's second annual tournament for
the Old Dom!>on cup.
The first match Of the season will be-
gin Monday, May q, in Washington. when
the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club Of that
city holds It's tournament for the Mlddles
States championship, In the following
week the tournament will be In Rich.
mond. On June 9Th Norfolk will have
the open tournament for the State cham
pionship Catonsville, Nd, will hold the
next tournament beginning June I'd. The
schedule will then be transferred to Bal
tlmore, where 1t will be held under the
auspices OF the Baltimore Country CLUB
The final feature Of Southern tennis
will be held In Atlanta early In July,
ship will be held, In all other sections Of
tho country now tennis Is coming into
great activity for the great national and
tournament to be Acld In
Newport,
Mr.. Fred G. Pollard, Of the University
OF Virginia, holds the cup at present,
and he will meet the winner Of tho tour
nament this year, The cup goes perma-
nently TO him who wins It three years
consecutively, Entries for the local tour
nament are now being filed with the seq
rotary of the club The entry list closes
on May goth. 8a
Those who are 20 represent the Hermit
tage Golf Club have already been select
ed in the persons Of Messrs, John A,
Coke, Jr., Charles Whitlock, Carl Black
we'll and j, S. Swan, Messrs. Coke and
Whltlock will be the team to play In the
doubles.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Especial to Tho Times D.spatehJ
ROANOKE, VA, May l6.-Richmond
easily defeated the Hghlanders TO- Gay.
giving tho Lawmakers two games out OF
the series because OF better playing. Inc
score being TO !.
Hicks at second base was the star Tor
I2ichmond, having four put outs, Blk as
sists and two hits, one OF them pelns
for three bags.
Ianhnm. at first for Roanoke. played q
great game, seventeen outs and three
hits to his credit. Mcmahon also played
great ball at third.
Although Roanoke scored more hits
Lavalle kept them well scattered. While
Bass was not so fortunate with his. II was
q fast game. good crowd and fine
weather. 555
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Philadelphia, Q; Detroit, q.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 16.-Phii-
adelphia obtained it's eighth straight vic.
tory to-day BY defeating Detroit in an
easy fashion.
Score: II. n. ".
Detroit .... oo1oIo5o.oEo1 -2 Z 8
Philadelphia. s o. 01o 80 10 !
Batteries: Mullen, Wigs. Warner and
Payne; Bender and schreck. Time, 1852.
Umpires, Sheridan and Evans.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
TRUSTEE'S SALE 8
S BY ,s.J L5t IL 81
Augustine Royal & Co.

The undersigned trustee in q certain
deed OF trust dated .lApril ~ l9oo, 6 from
D. u. Moore and sPaul!ne Il Rynn5to nm,
recorded (, In Clerks ofilee.fL Corpo pr ton
Court Manchester. in 0, III, 2s, 2, 4s6. ae.
fault having been made IN t Ne ylnen en-
Of the DEBT I hereby secured. ct: the re- e,
quest Of the holder Of the notes unpaid
and secured by said deed will, on ,oo,
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY or MAY, 1906
AT 1890 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
on the premises, No. 1900 Hull Street
Mnnchestcr Va, offer for sale the roll
loving property-to-wit: One 10 H. n
Vertical Boiler with all fixtures, Including
injector fitted and 20 smoke stack; one
H p. Vertical Engine complete !;
one 10 Pony Power Washer, 30x32 one. No.
- sInclairsStundard Wood Wa she r, 80 X3z.
with detached q. s.: one 2. z. starcher:
one aa0-Gnllon,tBnrre stnrchcrsw with iron
frame: one ,vcrbest Combined Ironer
Med Glass Blower, gas burner: one 1-2
Roll Bnnd Ironer Blower, gas burner:
one Rebuilt 90, Troy Body Ironer Blower
G o,a 13urner: ono Improved Adama C.. &
C,Ss haper: ono Gas Heated Edge, Iron |;
ono No. 2 Pressure. Blower; three sinclair
Flower Burner Gas Stoves; s,x NO. I
Morocco Face Sad irons: three Morocco
Face Pol Irons; one Hand seam Damp ,,
ener. six Felts;s one S0-Gallon Soap Tank:
Z twenty-four ZIG Shifting; hyo Ad Drop
rangers, 12x1 ZIG; Itwo517-l0 Collars. one
+ No. 2 Gus G enernt oT1 stEgSIh. rIssI n
Terms Of snlescash or well secured.
z, EN- NETT ST1AT0i2 Trustee.
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Pittsburp, 11;New York, o.

P1TTsUBRG. PA, May 16.-Pittsburg
and New York to-day met for tho first
time this season, and Pittsburg was an
easy winner, hitting the ball at will.
score: r. II. =.
pittsburg ...a1 o o411.os iii Is 2
New York 80 0 0 o 0 0 90 8
Battcries Willis and Peitz: Ames, Fer
guson and Brcshnhan. Time, 200. Um'
ptres Emslie and Johnstonc.
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Cleveland, =; Boston, s..

BOSTON, MASS, May 1e.--cleveland
won closely Ilayed game to-dny by I
TO 8, this being the thirteenth successive
defeat sustained by the locals The out
fielding OF the visitors and stops BY Col
Inns and Iajoie were brilliant features.
Score Il. n. ~.
Cleveland -. o.ooozeu51.o OF Z 1
Boston, ...... 0 051f000 s1.22-5 10 2
Batteriea Rhoades and Clark; Winter
and Graham. Time. 1862. Umpire, Con-
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ev,lle 2. three-base hits. Evans -; two
bose Hits. Evans a.: sacrifice hits, Hahn
and Zurlage: stolen bases. Wynne o. !e,t
on bases, Norfolk 9. Danville 2; double
PLAYS, Wynne, Clarke to BenooW; bases
on balls. Otey 2. Richard s. s SITE pan.
nv 1..batter hit, .Hahn.s Time OF game.
1:35. Umpire, Homer. Attendance, Ct n
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Chicago. s.: PHILADELPHIA. o.

chicago, .; PhlIddeIpn1a, Q.
CHICAGO, May 1s.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia to-day In the tenth inning.
In tho most scientific and perfectly
played game on the local grounds this
season.
Score: H. RI. u.
Chicago $50 5000 I'll 10 1
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 90 90
Batteries: Lundgren and King; Dugge-
by and Doyle Time, $50 Utnpires'
Carpenter and KLEIN.
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New First Base,
fspec!al 10 The TImes- Dlspa

Especial to The Times Dispn tch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, May lG-llarl Holt
a professor at the Oak Ridge (Nort
Carolna) College, we'll known athlete
reached here this morning and commence.
ing Tomorrow vii play first base for
tho local state League, Holt Is said to he
the best first baseman outside of major
league ranks. lie plays for lov% of the
game. His presence will materially add
strength to the team sfte
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Chicago, s; Washington,

Chicago, s; Washington, S.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 16.-Chi-
cago defeated Washington to-day IN
loosely played ten-inning game. A one
handed catch by O'Neill was the feature.
Score: r. H. p.
Washington 0 0 0 OF OF p
Chicago 2soso102oo503-s 9 8
Batteries: Hughes and Heydon Smith,
Patterson and Sullivan. Time. 2:15 Um-
pre- Connor.
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Propertv Transfers Wednesday.

Property Ifanstefs Wtuntsuay.
Rchmond-Nfary. n. Drnkard to Mrs. H.
Sanguinetti. it 71-A-12 feet on north line
Main street. 9s 4S-4-12 feet west OF Plum
Mary a, ana Thomas s. Jackson, John
j. and 1'etcr a. 1rinnerty and wives. and
Margaret and John II. burnett, to Cecilia
west line of Seventeenth street, north
west corner OF K Street, $500.
IIenrico--tIighland Park Realty Cor
Is, plan OF Highland Park dhc Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts. trustees. unites
herein to release q lien OF q deed OF trusD,
i'SSVS;ilhelmino dallmeyer to c. r. 13urk-
man, 1915 acres on Darbytown Road,
about two miles below Richmond S0OO.
Charles D. Lnrts and wife to l.. q.
Miles, r. N. Good, James W. Gentry and
Henry 6. Dckerson coo feet at northeast
corner OF Marshall and Thirty-hfth
Streets, 800.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
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Base on bals-By Bass !; Lavalle. !.
Passed balls-Workr1lan. Stolen bases
Rose, Cuddy, Hamilton. Laham. Written.
Double plays--IIcks Cuddy and ShaHer.
Two base hits-Brown. Cuddy, Workman.
Three-base hits-Hicks. Watson. Sncri-
flee hlt-Sha1er. Umpire, WinGard. Time.
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