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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
r aces at Latont,ila;a.
.lRv a ssociated Press.l

3 CINCINNATI, June 15.--:At atoniass TO- t
day in the fifth race. Bell indian. the
second choice, won from The hIlnks an
outsider, by a neck, Lady Navarro, the
odds on fayorite, finishing third. M Track glt'
muddy. 6ummar les: s 5 81
& First race Six furlon gs-Agnes Virgia
o to 81, first I; Triple Silver ~ to y J. sec
ond :8 Oak Grove g to y 4. third .$s5 Time,
1913. 55.is "a
Second race -Four and a half furlongs-
EMarmorean u5 to y. first; Bonart g to
s., second; Miss Bertha 6 to- 2 third.
Time, Isl. S58
Third race-A1ile Bell Ind ian e to II.
first; The Minlss 10 to- = J, cond & Lady
Navarro 60 40 ~ u bird. Time. :46 2-5ss5
II Irour ruce-silort go urse = steeplec hase-
Dunning Is to 81 first: Signal Light Is te
~, second; Modred Law q to y, third.
Tine, 300 3-5. tS3s Y nj
4ij Fifth race-Five furlo ngs--- :Bosserian u
to u, first; B Ivy Yertrees e to i, sec
sond & Nioselle Il TO 81, third. Time. 4 :o5.
}!25s Sixth racersix furlongs- Ionic Lucille
& q to s., first; Oasis 40 to y. second;
I1acene Is TO }. third. T lme, 1913 ID.
Seventh race-Afile and a half--Swift
Wing (s to s.. first: Little Elkin e to y.
second; Handy Bill % toS2). third. Time,
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V|RG|N|AsBANKERS
have. h u! 1. BUSY DAY y
Treasurer Of the United States
Charles H Treat the Prin-
cipalf Speaker.
UNCLE SAM AS A BANKER < r
Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)

~ ) + "a !
Especial to The Times Dlspatch) %
s OLD POINT COMIC RI. IA, June L.
The second days session Of the Virginia
Bankers Association was attended by q
large crowd Of delegates as we'll as
visitors.
Hon. Charles II. Treat. Treasurer of
the United States, was the principal
speaker at tho morning session Of tho
Virginia Bankers, Association at Old
Point to-day. His theme was Uncle
Sam as q Banker and he spoke In
sterestingly. paying a glowing tribute to
the men working under him IN the Treas
9urers office, calling attention to their
efficiency and reminding his hearers that
they were all advanced In years, and most
OF them veterans Of the Civil War He
also paid the women In his office q high
tribute. Many OF the women were ap-
pointed In the sixties, and have been IN
the office for more than forty years.
+. p. IIillyer. vlce-president ana cashier
Of the American National BAnk at Ma
con, Ga, was the second speaker, his
subject being dishonesty and the Pun
ishment Therefor" He gave the Vlrslnla
iinancieTs some valuable hints ana q
great deal Of sound advice.
."Ihe Value OF Bank Examinations was
discussed by John O. Ellington, vice.
president OF the Bank OF Fayettevllle,
N, c.. and formerly bank examiner fpr
his State. h .s Ii
This afternoon the bankers went to-
Yorktown by steamer and sponl seyerat
hours visiting historical places, y
To-morrow officers will be elected, and
the association will adjourn,
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Property Transfers

Richmond, John Krug and Fred G.
Krug and wife to If Leslie Terry, 26
feet on east side OF ST. Paul Street, IS
feet south Of Coutts Street. $1,000.
r. M. Boxley to John +. Benle, 15 feet
on west line Of Harrison Street. 50 feet
south o. Moore Street. 500. Ii
r.. D. Harlow and wife to- the Frank
lin Laundry Company Gncl Is feet on
south side cary Street, q fedt west Of
line Of ]. Madison Street. 100 feet south of
Cary Street, $1,000.
Henrico: G. Carlton Jackson, special
commissioner. TO y, II. Mott. lots ~, 2s
and 20 In Il block 3, plan Of Brookland
James Sd d. crlmp and wife to the Lake
Bowling Alleys dnc.). tstfeet on north
line Beverly Street, 17e feet west OF Elm
E Charles P. seltz and wife TO Ralph G.
fWIrth 40 acres at Fort Lee Station, on
lc sesa and Ohio Rallroad. and two
tract aggregating sos acres on White
Oak creek, about six miles from Rlch-
inrond. s1,Si4. X y5 Y, !.
Frank NJ, Sharp. trustee .a toEW y n !;
Duvnls Addition! $3.50. 81
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING |. ] \ ! news Y ! {:
Cases from Wl,icl, Richmond
May Gather a Whole Chunk
Of Wisdom.
WOULD ADVERTISE THE CITY
Scheme Devised by Minneapolis
Real Estate Agcnts-Number
Of Local Sales.

~ The real estate market has had a
tlamper thrown over It during the week.,
due entirely to weather conditions With
rain nearly every day and phenomenally
cold weather In June. outdoor work
could not we'll be done. There is no
good reason why rain and bad weather
should effect the real estate business and
cause a postponement OF advertised sales,
bit 1t does, and the reason Is that RICH
mopd will insist upon doing the real
estate business according to ancient meth
DDS. What Richmond wants is real
estate exchange, big room In which
all sales may be made, and where the
business may be transacted In all OF Its
details, rain or shlne An exchange OF
the h kind suggested would be OF great e'at
value in many ways. ,s #
+. BY the way, the vigorous, * up to-date
city Of Minneapolis away up yonder IN
minnesota, furnishes hint that Rich--
nlond real estate men may we'll consider.
Advertise Their City.
a friend in that city writes 'rhe Times
sDlsnntch that the Minneapolis real estate
board has recently opened "headquarters
for real estate men,, the purpose being
4 to advertise the city OF Minneapolis, to
gather statistics for the use Of the real
estate board, and for the individual real
estate owners, and to enter pom sys
tematic campaign Of advertising the city
in general. Tho sum OF $40, 600 has been
raised BY subscript Ion among the mem
hers Of the board, and It Is expected that
n a y a result OF the movement, from Sl5, GOD
ia $50 900 per year will be raised, cover
ing a period Of at least five years, TO ex-
plot the advantage of Minneapolis as ~ q
commercial center. e
C conditions Here. 8sS
That what the ZEAL estate agents s. Of
minneapolis are doing. II the real estate
men, men Of Richmond had an exchange and
would null together for the general good,
4 they could do something like this, and
they could count, on II q treat y deal Of
outside help. No men can possibly sil' & be
more III terested in the matter Of adve err
Using Richmond than the real estate tate
men, why slouldn they haugurate q
movement for the more extensive 4adver-
%tislnE Of Richmond
Should they inaugurate q movement r llk e
unto that In Minneapolis, they wo uld
be sustained and h lped by all other IN
Eterests In Richmond. ~
Sis5 Messrs ] John 7. g oddin5 & Co. have
recently sold the two-story3 bri ok e tore,
No. 4l2 North Sixth Street, and the three
story brick store, No. SOB East Marshall
Street For the foT nler they recetved
1926, and for the Int ter, W 49,
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Will Not Talk.
MIsSIONARIESsWED.
Romantic Courtship at Seminary
eliminates in Marriage.

! 578I8 (5pecIal to The yTlmeN- y Islatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA, June is, ter a ro-
mantle courtshlp. which began at the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
at louisville, the REV. y. II. Rowe, OF
Norfolk, Va, and Miss Sarah Margaret
Cobb, OF Texas, were married at Garretts-
burg, near IIopk insvllle. Both OF the con-
tracing parties are graduates Of the
louisville Theological Seminary. the for
nor wlth3the degree5of Thu M. THEY will
leave for Japan In September to laborsas
missionaries among tho ma tlyes. Or.
Rowe Isl q gradual of Richmond College.
His wife was formerly q missionary
among the IN ayajo Ind ians, q,
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PORTSMOUTH DEFEATED;
Put u 5 a Good Game Against the
Champions, but Could Not Win IN

(spec,al 10 The Times Diispat .shl IT,
IS PORTSMOUTH. w une In : s - =
fptchcr battle between sehq III. r,o ,h
3hare to.day by a score of TO Both
$a BE hy 11ssbp runs from bases
I an balis ,5s Portsmouth had three new
men me IN the game, and the improve me en-
in tho al.round work OF. ne a - MI,
&liantly. portsmouth had several chances
TO tie the score, but the hits were not .,
forttcoming <, and hut one OF the locals "a s.
reached third base. .fy s8s 4, /. !.
The game was o y q the snapp,es.
and Fischman tried to Guido each other at
IN their great work AZ Z short. and SHARP ltal
ana Bowen pul Nd down some good 5onss
ut second strebigh. at thlrd; L oh u
centre, and Rowe. behind the bat. ma DC
& n favorable Impression. The attendance
was large. although the weather .ai. was
threatening. The score.
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by N. w. Bowe e SAN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
NUMBER OF SIS NJ sT A,rTRA Cse
TIVE NGSLOTS NEAR IN EffSSsSSss5
E8CHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE,Sss,ss 5ssgi
was n IJCTION
1 i III SALE OF

Z In part execution Of a deed OF trust,
nted. october 6, 1896, and recorded 4 M
sHenrico County Court, In 2. 3#s z. 15Q bgB..5
pa go 80. will, at the requ st Of tbs
there having been efaults
IN the payne L of the I'd ebts secured, sell
by public auction, on the premt SEES. on ssssSs
MONDAY. JUNTI as 1906. III ss
at 6 o'clock IF! &. in front of the resi-
.dence Of W. TT. B Brauer 81 ESQ. about
BUILDING $SS Lots 81. & situat ed Ss on SssSS hot
sides of Rogers Stree and on the east
and west side OF Nineteenth Street
These lots lie beautiful are II no Tar
distant from the sIloc onot tive Yorks and
the Chesapeak and Ohio Shops. and are
Within two squa res the n airnlo.1iit
~ sAs y a place for nice homes,
houses for rental 9pllrpo ses, there 49, no th-a
ing better on the market and we extend
q most cordial invite ton to home seekers
and spectators to attend 81 this q ffering;
feeling & assured that bari gains ca a be-
had. l 98ss$
e It's OF the property may be had Ssongs
application 81 o the ~ ctloneers; and S,tt
is expected that every lot offered Will be-
sold 8to3the highest bidder.
3TERMs-O One third b cash md thesa bal 6.
nnce at six, twelve and elgf teen MON l1sa
for notes, with interest added. and sesss
cured by a eed'5 OF trust or oil ScasE
the option of the purchas SCI. sss2
Il $5 w BOWE.aH 4, rust
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Chicago. Il; Philadelphia, o.

2
d PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-chanee'ss
Tinkers single gave Chicago the only
run scored IN to-day's game with Phila-
delphia.
Score: X. r.. "
Chicago ...... ......0 90 90 90 II
Philadelphia % 90 0 o Q 90 90 "a
Sparks and Dooln. Time, IS. Umpire,
{O'Day.
Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn, I.
g BROOKLYN, June -Pittsburg won
the second game OF the series from the
/ 'os Score ssa'A r.. H. q.
Br x,o IL. 80 8 Oh o . 90 OF 4
b Batteries: Lever and Gibson: Pasto-
rious .anj Bergen. Time. LIZ. Umpire.
Carpenter. 81. 35
New Y ork, q; st. Louis, !. VI.
"a NEW YORK, juno 15--The New york
team won out by a narrow margin from
s'' sc opa's e eoEoa Il. II. -.
st. Louis /. o 4 O 30 0 o. Q 0----1SlS
New York x. 3. % O l. 30 70 0y1-2 \. 4
Batteries: Taylor and - Grady. Mat
pires, Johnstone and Klein. h 81
Boston, 8; Cincinnati,
BOSTON, June 15.-A combinat ton OF
errors By Cincinnati and timely hitting
by the home team won the game Tor Tor
ise ssere to'oa r. II. II
Boston .... 20. OF 90 o. o .-8 73ttI1
S SRetterts. 81 Lindaman and Brown
Frazer and schlei. Time. 1 AS. Umplres.
lEmslic5 and Conway. III Il 33S5.s
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GENEROUS PLAN
A FOR AUDITORIUM
oIutIon. = the Il y council q the city q
lcontlnqed from Flrst: Page.>

oIutlons to the Council Of the city Of
Richmond. rs. =, y 81. {, !, :, (. !.
action BY the City Council in the selec.
ton Of a site and the appropr'a tlon :. @ g
SO 600 more, very handsome Confetl-
crate memorial hall and auditorium can
be constructed In time to furnish 2 place
Of assemblage for the various societies
and organizations that will certainly
come, 10 Richmond In the year 1891.
S ii is 4 to be noticed that the sum Z OF
s16o. 900 rs to be applied to the building
alone, and while there Is q prospect q
other sums being added, which will bead .,sl !
tify, Ii not enlarge. this building, II ~
thought that that sum MIL 'of itself ps
ssuftieient to insure q spacious bulldln KS
@ Acted Chez July, :.5S
The Exseptiys COMMITTEES +, 4, was y eh ,has
making tins 81 ,ons
fheing. the Mecca Of onfederate sentl.
,aenf, and the desire g ass9sta g "
progress Of the city, Il, Rs i, IS.
q AZ the RESOLUTION sets forth. this h ''is
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-Four New Charters,

The state Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charters y
THE Belair Dlstilling company Gncorpora,ted,'
washington, d. 6. I; Samuel A. Nattans. score
tary and treasnrsr BaltinSrs Md ;joo S So2sepf
countylof Norfolk. II, b. Cawlay. pTesldens :
&, L.. ORA hnugh, ylce-presldent: w II, Edys.
sef ~ 3D. ana 'eeususss K '''''s' -
Il H,e sssd Realty CORPORATION. !, RlehmonId.
RYAN. yice-pfealdent; John j, Blake seere!ary
ard treasurer; all OF Richmond, Capital, s'''7T
stephens & Cohbs fIncorporated), Lynchburg.
r. II, Stephens, president I: 7, Cobhs seer. .
tary and treasureri n. q, Blackfordi al of
I.ynchburg. s if Ne
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Light Committee Meets.

rhe Committee on I.lght met last light
and transa cted rountine business; TWAS
SSo o1eM tie Monday afternoon, july al, at
O'clock in the Inspector office In the I,lty
Hail. This was because, the regular time
for meeting falls on the nighIt Y, q July 80,
seph III. shelton and his eight deputies
We're affirmed In office for another term
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TRUSTEES, SALE
Two Valuable store Hotrsea

on the east side OF Fifteenth Street, beg
tween Main and Cary Streets, NOS ln Il
and II, and four 2-Story and Basement
lin Street, between 1wenty-flfth and 8
Twetlty.sixth Streets, Nos. $500, 2s1f, 25l1 y;
and 25l5, by auction. M "
In execution Of deed of trust from
Franklin Stenrns and Emily S., Ills wife.
to the Undersigned trustees, dated M arch
"a 1893. and recorded In the clerk s Office 4
Richmond in o. 3. US a. re se q, s77 and
Court of the city OF Richmond entered
stearns ct. al. VIZ. franklin stcnrns,SS
executor and als. we Will sell. ~ pub
Ito auction, on the premises. In the order
TUESDAY. 5 tJNE 10. 1906
the following desirable real estate, to- To-
First--At 1 o'clock P. N. we will sell.
II. the former fronting % feet ]. S-4 iIlches 4
by a depth of 149 feet to an alley In .the
rear % feet wide; with three. story brick
known as No. i Z, fronting 2s feet tnefes,
and running back $40 feet to the afore-s
said alley. and having thereon a four
These houses will first be offered seDsW
arntcly md then two Will be offered sto-a
gelher. the trustee reserving the right 70 i
AGCcPt VIE llaS pIouliCii6 4kilS *
at 9 o'clock r. NJ. we viii sell, on9thss
premises. the fear houses known as IN os.sff
200. 2511. Z. 2513 and 2515 East Franklin
Street. These are two-story and haae-s
mont brick residences. and vii max
desirable homes or good inves tn1e nt prop
erti They Will be sold separa tely and nd I
only SO many OF them will be o ffered sas 4
may be necessary to satisfy the require
rnents Of the said deed OF trust. The lots
upon which these houses stand front. III
the aggregate. 66 feet, and run back
within parallel lines nboutt1O0 feet. sBBEEI
TIE RAis-cas h sufficient to q efrayS ex 81
penses Of executing the trust. and AL 4
taxes due on the said property to tlies5d lay
of sale, and to discharge the debt SEE.
cured by said deed, amounting to- $1o 800,
as Of March 27.$ 1906; and IL there be any
residue OF said purchase money the Same
shall be. mad payahle T., such $man'nsrg
and Trust Company Of Char ttesYille.ss S
Va, Administered tor d. t b. NJ Il Al IL OF:
Franklin stearns may direct. to- bpes an..SsEi
nounced on dayGof sale. - '.
s5g NJ IENRY n. ICKEIAM,
n. w. BOW 3sfs
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AMATEUR An Il BASEBALL
TO Be PLAYED ] TO DAY .|!!||
5Locos and snowballs Still Tied Tied.
for First Place Inkslingers Il
Guarding Rear.
Richrnond An,ateur seba I'll u
League. "a
FOR TIMES DISPATCH CUP:
Standing Of the Clubs.
won. Lost. F

Clubs " on. LOST 5t6 -.
American Loco. W ks....%b ~ ~
Cedar Works b . s.ao
i r. B. Taylor Co. ......;-5 aais .6ee
American Can GO. . .0 OOo
C.. & o. Offices .sst
sC.@& o.. Shops -. .ss4
& II Ianl.ina ca . 1884
$Tinoas- tch Il. I. !. s. .1b7
The Richmond Amateur Baseball
League Will have its usual quota, Of
games to-day. and there viii no doubt
4 Be large crowds present to witness the
contests. The results OF the games are
always watched for with the keenest
interest, for every team has a strong
hacking OF rooters. s.5
The American Locomotive Works and
the Cedar. Works are still tied for first
place, each having won Ave games out
az the six played, and the E. 3. aylor
Company Is a close second, with four
games won out OF the six. 548aE w. ss|
s The schedule Of the games is 1, as 1ol-
( lows: III 4 iIS, III
GAMES FOR TO-DAY:
SINGERS and Cinnamon. 80 5P &. NJ, Her
Cans and Binders 4:so "a. NJ L; Fair air
mount q. VS.
Hill. Jz5
ton, "a $55ia5l ~ 55fqs5s - ia5{s
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Virg,,iinIliian Buys Stock.
,1,enla 4 ~ mic tch.,

E7--1tapecaf -1
the heaviest buyers sat. the Hood Fnrm's
sale OF champion stock to- day was a.. B..
Lewis, OF Fredericksburg. Va, among his
purchases being E F,iggis.'' grand daughter
OF Grand Champion Figgis, for which he
paid SAFE. over $4,000 worth Of stock
was sold. @ "a va 5aE
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Baltimore Branch

& (special to The Nimes.D lspatch,)
BALTIMORE. MD, June As. "A Balti-
more branch OF the Pocahontas Memorial
Association was organized here to-day az
a,neeting OF society women at the Hotel
SBelyidcra. Mrs. Hester DORSEY I II iehara-;
son, gyicerreg gent Of the Ma tional Associas
ton. called the meeting and presided,
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Street Committee.

The Committep on Streets INST YES
tarday afternoon and held a long session,
but Sha entire time WAS taken up IN
disposllag Of routine BUSINESS E ~ Y s. IA
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REAL ESTATE-Fo Rent.
Tobacco Factory For Rent.

The large. admirably appointed and
excellent factory of w. II. Hancock. Esd,
on Twenty-sacond street; over 10000
seaarsf feet space. aid large yard and
shed, TIRES elevators. MATER and gas
9piptng, etc; possession mt once.
~, $500 - ]. 3. ELAN 81 GO. ,Ageuts
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Daily. court r Zee !! ], ord :,'1' d!
Circuit Court.
received
! =.

The following convicts received one ne
year additional conf nemant for felony:
4 Era:s us Cooley, Louis Oliver. Joseph
MEG ivens two years for felony, w alter
4Turpin. ,.ss y sS gs
ss Following Sond convlct lons, i've years
add tional8 continent islya Liam iSmit tn,
alias Horace johnson; Isaac Riddfck.S
William II. Morris. 5J ohm Brown, Lula
Pollard, William ira ulkrar,, Alexander
Jones, ~ al Has IA lex Jones !; ndrew5s Hol--s
brook, Ed. Britt liam Green, LAS
Nelson Thompson n oe slenlp. lexand der
Porter. \. 5s sS 4 s55s
4 "a Following 3 third Il convictions for life:
sPaulus Nichols. alias Thomas Edwards
Jasper! Mason, Will Jones. alias Lewis
Johnson, alias Charles Evans. XII as s9s
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!. Cleveland, Isl; New York, =

~ =
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 15..Cleye-
land took first place to-day, defeating
New York for the third time this |, series Z, e
Score: 81 " " .a..
cleveland y. 40 ] 10 o1lo2.-6 u .
New York 80 I Q O 1 o o o o.
Batteries: JOSS and Bemis; C!arkson,
LEROY and sKleinow. Time, ! 80. Empires,
Connors and Hurst. !. = q -
Philadelphia, q; Detroit, o.
DETROIT, June 15-Detroit could !. DO g
nothing with Dygert. Donovan t.Ena g
seven strike outs, but was hit hard IN
three inngings. /, U !,
a Score: ts3 ~ go =. e =.
Detroit $50 3 g 70 - 81
CERT .rt ! ana an III schreek. Time. Sc Umpire,
,sB ii .{ ass NJ 5i 81
Boston, 8; ST. Louis, ?.
ST. LOUIS June ludrierous, 4, =, !,
scored b two runs and put Parent on
third. from where he scored the Win
ming run on q long q !, = 81 d 4,
81 ,n,,is ". I. % o o OIL o 20 o. Il
Bosto o. n . .. q 20 o 0 o o 0-3 s6 5s4
and Arnrbruster Time. 1:52 Umpire,
Sheridan. d Ii lttsss5 =, Z & } XII XII
Washington, ! Chicago
CH1cAG G, a. June 15.--Wash ingtoni out
hit Chicago three to one IN the maj cams -
Of !, the the series f'fss ana D y. RTE
chicago &. + ii. j. o 0 0 o Q 01s0-2 2
washington Al o 90 :, 4, mi5 8
Batteries:# owen, Fiene and sullivan 2
Falkenberg Is and 81 Hayden. Time, AZ
Umpires, Evans and Connolly. 3s15;
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GLARE RUSS[LLS
HANOVER |. 4. STAKES !! | I J.
Fiyc-to- One Shot Wins Feature
Event Of Poor Card at
Gravesend.
SIX FAvoRlTEs ARE BEATEN :: E:l'
Eddie Ware, at Thirty to One,
Took First RaceSixth
for Stimulant.
SIX. -FAv0RlTEs ARE BEATEN \ !
nv 4 ssoc,ated Press.s
I

(By Associated Press.9 Ks
n NEW YORK June 15.--The Hanover
stakes. selling the feature OF a poor card
at Gravesend to-day resulted In on easy
victory for Glare Russell. q 70 4 shot.
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South Atlantic League.
At Mancon: Macon, 1 Augusta, (ten
.innings) 5iq.
Vile. Q. ss5 = !,
+. At Columbia: Columbia. %; savannah, 9.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
al Rlc Z, southpaw,

Z Laval, 4 Richmonds southpaw, lost MS
game 10 Norfolk yesterday afternoon y !. n q;
Broad Street Park In four and q half half
innings. He was relieved In the fifth
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teen tn Samuel s. Harris az to ~ first,
Jack NIcKeon Is to 4 second, a dhell e
to y third. Time, 1:48 LIB.
Third race-the Hanover stakes, sell
sinp. fiye and a half furlongsC Clare Rus
sell Is to i)Snrst Botanist 10 to y Sec
ond. Master Lester e to ~ third. Time,
1908. s3 & Is AS
MA Fourth ra ce-,nile and O qua ter-7 Sam
son (15 to ~ first Eugenia Burch % to
Eb) second. Oliver Cromwell 20 to y third.
Time, 2;O6 i3-5. d Is 81;
4s Fifth IRA e- seling;T about t six furlongs-
Var. N ess} a to u flrst Shotgun e to- y
second, Hot Teddy e to y third. Time,
$50. :8E En- Isl ssIs Il biz. j$
n Sixth race-mile and seventy va rds--
stimuIant a to y flrst, Royal sceptre rs
10 Is second CONQUEST eco to y third.
Time, i :46 AS. IS RAJ
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Law and Equity,

Suits Instituted yesterday ssiJ, Mar
tin vs.. seaboard Air Line Railway and
anna Thiz st cEmpsoy f9r
jurics received by a & coll sion on March
%, 1906, just above the city.
AL John Griffin VS.. Jane Griffin for q
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inning, after one man
had been pushed across
the rubber by his Wild;
ness. Happy Eckstones
went in to twirl while q
4 runner was on every
sack and the Happy had
tho goods to deliver, for
from thenceforth the runs
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Game Postponed.
Especial to The Times,D ispat ch.)
& DANVILLE, VA, June 16,-The Dam
VILE Roanoke game was POSTPONED this
afternoon on account OF wet grounds. ii
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III I hereby certify that the bond required
of the foregoing trustees by the above
mentioned decree has been (. d ulyssgt ven.S
4 Teste y: sS9l8 c. o. SAVILLE, Clerk
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American Association.

American Association. /
al Columbus Columbus. 8; St. Pau, 1.
Al indianapolis: Indianapolis, 8; Mill
waukee, 40 ;,fss \. 81
!, AL louisville: u1ouisytale. Z; Kansas ss';
City, 8, & +
Toledo nneapolis, rain. .5 I
Eastern League.
AT Buffalo: Buffalo. 8; Rochester, .. 4
AT Montreal: Montreal. 2; TORONTO, = .
Al Newark: Newark, 81; Jersey City, 2,
4 &c innings.)
al baltimore: Baltimore, 8: Providence.