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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Will Race for Championship.

pion. and little Alex Taylor. admittedly
one OF the fastest skaters in the South,
will race for the city championship and
handsome prize in the big skating rink
~ - 0 o'clock and will no followed i'm
mediately by one.r1ile Pursuit race, in
which there are anouf .lrp hov on
tered. Both events promise to be chock-
1uIi OF interest ana eXrittnient.
Professor Aginton, instructor in plain
fancy and trick skating, in the big rink
announces that lie will drill the patrons
In the grand march every afternoon here
after This is done In com,l'rrcc ,..'.h
requests from a number OF those who
can attend regularly in tne aiternuo .
and cannot attend at night. All are pre-
Mardi Gras and fancy dress carnival in
this rink TUESDAY night February 2-.h
when contests will be held for over 500
in handsome prizes. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
ACTIVE REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Lots Continue to Change
Hands at Rapid Rate.

"
The real estate market seems to grow in
activity. Anything that gets on the mar
ket finds ready bidders, who are in a
hurry to buy.
]. Thompson Brown and Company sold
Mt public auction yesterday afternoon the
store. No. ia East Broad Street. as adj
vertised In The Times Dispatch. to Mr..
r. Trancione, for $i3,3C0 Mr.. Francione
will improve the property and hold It as
permanent Investment.
Henry s. Wallerstein has bought the
lot at Franklin and Robinson Streets,
fronting $50 feet on Franklin. from Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Schmidt, for s14,s25.
John Il. Etchison has bought the lot Mt
Franklin and Robinson Streets, recently
purchased by Henry wallerstein from w.
c. Schmidt, from Henry Wallersteln, for
s16,s75.
Messrs. Pollard and Bagby have s6d
for Messrs. Guy and Coke the property
of Addison, for $1,000. They also report
other sales yesterday OF Leo District
property amounting to $4,000.
j. D. Carneal and Son sold for Mr.. A. u.
Williams the property Nos. 2l7 and 2lo
West Broad Street, for S2o.7oO DR..
Charles A. Labenburg and Dr. John p.
Davidson were the purchasers. This
property was purchased as an investment.
The lot fronting 60 feet on the south
line of Park Avenue 60 feet east Of Vine
Street. has been sold by John O'Toole to
Henry S. Wallcrstein for the sum of
$500.
John Wade, NJ. G. Myers and X.
Slater have sold their lot fronting 449is
feet on Cary Street, at the northwest
corner OF Twelfth Street, to u. A. Saun-
ders. the sum of $4,000 being paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
BASEBALL men
END SESSIONS
fBy Assoclated pressl

NEW YORK, February 15.-Both the
American League and the National
League OF baseball clubs completed the
business of their spring meetings to-day.
The American League adjourned without
day, but the National League agreed to
meet again June 10Th next. The idea of
summer meeting is n new one, and was
proposed by ]. ID. Robson, Of st. Louis
The principal item Of news that came
out of the meetings of the leagues to-day
was the schedule OF the National League.
The conflicting dates had already become
known with the announcement yesterday
of the American League schedule.
Tho National League season opens in
both the East and West April 18th, on
which day Boston will play at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at
Cincinnati and Pittsburg at st. Louis.
The season closes in the East October
9th. and In the West on the day following.
The following umpircs were appoined
by tho National League: Henry O'Day.
Robert Emslie. ]. E. tombstone, William
Klein, w. 3. Carpenter and ]. II. Con-
way. Carpenter and Conway are new
members OF the STAFF. the former coming
from tile Southern League and the latter
from the Eastern League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
DUFFEY IN COURT TO
HAVE RECORDS STAND

NEW YORK. february 15.--Arthur F.
Duffey yex-champion sprinter.sthrough his
pers on James e.. Sullivan. secretary
treasurer OF the A.. A. u. to show cause
why an order should not be made to en-
1oIn the A. A. u from refusing to give
Duffey credit in the official records OF the
a. A. U. for the sprinting records made
by him.
Tho case will come up in tht Supreme
convention of the a. a. Y. last November.
Duney's records were thrown out By n
unanimous vote, tho action taken on the
recommendation OF tho National Record
Committee. Afr. Sullivan. who complies
the athletic almanac. wiped out Duffcy's
records and removed his name from the
list OF English champions, A. A. u, and
intercollegiate champions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
MRS. LONGsTREET' GIFT.
TO ALICE ROOSEVELT.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The s-Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. February H.
One OF Miss Alice Rooseveit's wedding
gifts, IL not so expensive as the jewels
sent by foreign potentates, il at least
more interesting. 1t is sepia drawing
OF Bullock Hall. the birthplace Of the
Presidents mother.
The drawing is by Mrs. Helen d. Long
street. who sends the gift. 1t is enclosed
in carved frame Of wood. embodying in
its design the seal Of Georgia. The cary
youth of Gainesville, Ga. the home Of
Mrs. Longsteet. Cotton blossoms are
worked into the design. The material
is redwood, taken from Bullock Hall it,
self.
The following inscription is burned into
It:
ITO the daughter OF the nation on her
wedding day.
"she has listened to the old old story
that time will always keep new and
sweet.
"Enfolding incense from loves high
altar encompasses young world In It's
Maytime. Beneath the splendid skies
OF the new creation strong man will
dover her with the trophies OF his days
achievements; its triumphs will be dear
because she is to. wear the garlands. and
In the soft shining Of her eyes he will
see the way to God.
Tho great and unfadng love will crown
her days. and the warm heart of Georgia
will hold the granddaughter OF Martha
Bullock in unforgetting tenderness
HELEN d. LONGSTREET."
Mrs. Longstreet is the widow OF Gem
cral James Lonsstreet. Of Civil War fame.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Will Sue National Commission

CLEVELAND, o.. February LIT is
believed here that Jack Hayden. the con-
tract-jumper, who was denied re-instate-
ment by the National Baseball Commits
Sion In New York yesterday. will sue that
body. When he was here last fall as
quarterback OF the Tigers football team.
of Massillon. o., he declared that unless
lie was rc-instated by the commission he
would begin legal proceedings to gain his
point and test the right of the commits
sion to deny n player the privilege OF
signing or playing with any club under
the national agreement. He said that
several of the best attorneys OF Penn
syivania had offered him their services
free of charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
s10,000,00O new STOCK
ISSUED BY THE A.C. |.
Proceeds Will Be Used for New
Equipment and Other I'M
prove1nents.
tBy Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK, February 15.-The direc-
tors of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company to-day recommended the issue
of 100000 of new stock, to be offered
10 stockholders at par Mt the rate of 10
per cent. OF their holdings. A special
meeting of the stockholders Will be called
for March Sth In Richmond to act upon
the recommendation. 1t is proposed to
use the proceeds of the new stock issue
for additions. improvements and new
equipment. The directors to-day author
lied the purchase of forty-five new LOGO
motives. 1000 box cars, 800 fiat cars, 500
coal cars and forty-eight passenger cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
:, by Augustine Royal "a Company.
Real Estato Agents and Auctionccry,
osfse: No. a27 Hull Street,
Manchester. Va, VI
/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT on
mr., :, i,MnROVED REAL ESTATE IN
HIP CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA, An

PUBLIC AUCTION. y 80 = = =
M as IT. tIrgstees acting under the order ot
for the Eastern District OF N VireinInl II,
e ef lidtt H,shr Of Z H. gusby Bankrnp:.
a ali., with the directions Of tho benaii.
Charles to tho respective trustees in two
fef f. Ru afsas .n e v tfst from
serfs ose oy 4 fho ' ecrp ssordsa
page 1861 and ah ,he other from Il p p R,sSv
Trustees; dated June q. 1904 recorded n
offer for sale at public d RhSf ~; IN we .e w.
hare peffes n front OF the several lots
oo TTanIEspiAy. FBBRJhKY sgThi, - 1905.
,, Tirsst. !. 81; ioi west Fifth street. 1.o.
deep; .nicse, frame dwelling, SIX rooms:
Second; No, 90 East Fourth Street. Lot
fronts p feet. more or, less, by 12l feet
rents FOR Is p peam mo aWthsis three rooms
fronts "a - feet By isi a. feet deep. moro ore
or prr,s es 49, y, With frame dwelling thereon;
Fourth; No. sos Decatur Street. Lot
aeep d an e aey g 2 feet ar fs By 5 fses
Fifth. Nos. 100 and lo2 East Fifth Street.
deep an s alley With of ra sas d hy 1s
Sixth. Nos. aos and sos East Fifth Street.
ade w sf q tefs br &c ssy
m ssnah thereon ,n rents for s. per month
corner OF Sixth and Marx Streets. Tot
deep to an alley is-feet deep. This piece iecs
porattts limits. and rents for $50 per
EFhtb. No no Bainbridge street. Lot
dwelling thereon: rents for IS per month.
street Lot fronts IS a feet .4m more a or sss
BY l55 feet to an alley 20-feet wide. with
rents for $40 per month.
and TO get good paying investments. Par
the anctioneers who viii take sg pi h. re,
IN showing 1t, or giving the desired irfor-
If the sale canno. be completed on
Viii De yaa Eshray rs S aa 1895 9sn r
o'clock P. NJ. TO the next of said lots
from Ihsre ~ lsft or. r.,
equal instalments of six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes.
waving the. Homestead. exemption. with
or all cash, as the purchaser may elect;
title to be retained by the court until ali
the purchase money has been paid.
Note-The Undersigned A. L. Adarn3on.
Trustee, Is trustee only as to the land
above, and joins with the other trustees
In the sale of only the land set out In
said items and ..
r.. r. FLORANCE.
/ Trustee in Bankruptcy of ]. II. Busby;
A. l.. ADAMSON,
ROBERT LECKY, Jr..
+. SITTERDING,
j. ID. CARNEAL,
Feb. 1t-6t Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
CLERGYMAN
SURVIVES bad Spell

lBy Associated Press.1
MACON, GA, Feb. 1s.-In an address be-
fore the i've hundred delegates attending the
convention OF negroes In this city to discuss
the American flag to be a dirty and contemptl-
BILE rag. He further said that hell was an Inn
negro was Involved. In closing. he aaid:
"ff n little Ignorant and stupid white man
heard Of until ten thousand years after Tie
resurrection trumpet wishes a little Snotoriety.
he begins to belle and SANDER the negro and
bounds into popularity And / challenge any
one or all Of them to meet me in public dis
far better man than they are"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
amateur Boxing at San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, February 15-Ameri-
can amateur boxing contests will be held
in Mechanics Pavilion on April 4th and
Club. Boxers will come from New York,
Boston. st. Louis and other Eastern cities
and the athletic clubs OF California Will
send their best men to compete. The
doing light training for the tournament.
Entries for the bouts will close two nights
before the tournament and not man
will be permitted to appear unless the
clubs physician has found him to be
physically sound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Window Robbers CAUGHT.

ISpeSIHI 70 The Times- DIspatch)
-ALEHANDRLA VA, Feb l5-The men.s
iSurnlshlng store of p. Abramson. on King
morning, and a considerable amount OF goods
stolen therefrom The large plate glass show
In reach OF the opening thus made vas taken
out; The police later arrested Clarence Hanson
and itildred Bush. both colored on s,isnicion
OF being connected with tho affair Bush adj.
mittad 70 tho officers that while Hanson was
breaking the window he had acted as a look
out and that they had carried the goods TO
the city Hotel. where they were subsequently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
DailyCourt r ecord
Circuit Court.

Cases set for to-day: y. l.. Tsliafcrro VIZ
hShfnond Land and Improvement Corporation
Chancery Court.
DEGREES entered yesterday: william u. Wood
qualifed ng administrator d b n g n of Eliza
beth a.. Wittell. Estate small.
Misccllaneous: Paul Ttbowell qualified ia
practice law In this court.
Law and Equity.
Decrecs, entered yesterday: James King, q
native of Russia, WAS admitted n citizen OF
the United States, having first compiled With
inc net Of Congress. approved March I'd. 1909
Suits instituted yesterday: William Rivers
va. Richmond Passenger and Power Company
and the receivers thereof. Damages, $500.
Case set for yesterday OF John w. Hutchns' a
administrator VS.. Richmond Passenger and
Power Company, etc, was continued ac-
count OF plaintiffs witness being absent on
account OF sickness.
Hastings Court.
Case set for to-day: Commonwealth Va.
Charles Knigton. Appeal from lower court.
Jury will be called ut II o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Pronertu Transfers.

Ricf mond: otway s; Allen and wife
TO Martha A. Wise. % feet on south line
OF Broad Street, Si.S5 feet west OF Loin-
hardy Street. s..
elre, Is feet on north line of Grace Street,
532 feet west of Allen Avennt, Ss,oSl
Francis L. Carter. to Louisa Hensel. %
| feet on south lire of CLAW Straet So 11-l2
feet west OF Henry Street. $500.
perSnson. 8 feet e on south s line q Park
Avenue, 90 feet east of Cedar Street, 1880.
John P. Branch to Henry. 2. Ebel.
| % lip feet on south line Of Main Street.
| Henry S.. Wallerstein and wife to Chas.
r.. Lefew. 1895 feet on west line of Sec
en a. Street, 10 feet south Of Canal Street.
jackson. Guy and John A. Coke and
Wallerstein and j. ID. Carneal. 100 80 feet
Feet sS %est Of one A # s sras stres 9
r. J. II. Moesta and Henry W., Jr., and
Mercer, trustee, to Fred kell. 80 feet on
ject to deed of trust for 5000, $4,000.
Jas. n. Chappell and wife to Anna. T..
Royal, 40 IA feet on cast line OF Sixth
$3.50 $3.50 "a - t'0e "or'n OF he'snt street.
a. ST. Clair Butler and wife to Henry
s. Wallerstein, &c feet on the south line OF
Grace Street. S. feet east of Meadow
SolLeet, Sf,pv.
Robert e. Carter and wife to Kate A.
| Laube, Is 1-3 feet on south line OF Clay
Street, So 81 feet west OF First Street,
5000.
A. L. Henna and wife to Frank t. SUIT
ton, Jr.. 81 feet on south line of Grace
Street, 5s.7s feet east of Allison Street.
Fl. g. Jones and wife to G. p. Dean,
10 I-12 feet OH south line of Ivy Street,
southwest corner of Sycamore Street,
$1,000.
.Henrico: Samuel p. waddill, clerk. 10
NJ. d. Burton, 20 feet on north line of
J.acauelin Street, 1886 feet west of Wash
ings s 5 Street. sold for taxes in name of
Same to ]. T; Martin, 10 feet on south
side Of Ragand Street, % feet from COR
ner Of Twenty-ilfth Street. sold FOR taxes
In name of Andrew Morrison
Same to same. II 1-2 feet on west limo
OF Twsnty-sixth Street 30 1-2 feet north
James Giles.
NJ. a. Wackerly and wife to VIM. III.
$500. a'"'
NJ j. I and Julia F.. johnson to Annie T..
FRANCIS. 25 feet on Beverly Street. SOUTH
west corner of Carter Street. 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Prince Wilburn for Italv.

LEXINSiTON, KY, February 15.-Tha
noted flye-year-old bay horse. Prince VIII
nurn, which was sold by John Span last
Guisseppi I-amma, of Bologne, italy. who
exported both Harry Simmons and kirk
wood, Jr.. to Europe. Prince Wilburn
mas a record OF 22l 1-2 and Is by Wilton.
dam Rose Leyburn by Onward, and is =
lull brother to Wilburn NJ, for several
years the champion race horse Of En-.
rope rope ana now a successful sire in that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Lee District Grocery.

s. Ullman's Sons yesterday bought
property on West Broad Street, near AL
lison. upon which they propose to erect
at once a beautiful business building. in
which they will conduct n frst-class,
up-to-date retail grocery business. Tho
Lee District and West End people have
for long time been clamorlng for Just
such an establishment as the Ullmans
propose to put in operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Madden Buys Imp. st. George.

LEXINGTON, KY. February 15.-John
e. Madden has purchased of r. l.. Baker,
the 23-year-old sire. Imp. st. George, by
and the horse will spend the remainder
OF his days ut Hamburg Place. Tho. sale
of the horse was due to the recent death
OF B. Smith Gentry. Bakers partner in
the breeding business. Price. private.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Big Sale of Bonds.
lBy. Asseciated Press.

NEW YORK. February 15.-Onicial an
nouncement was made to-day that the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad COM
pany has sold s1o.ooo,ooo of It's Atlanta,
Knoxville and Cincinnati division 4 per
cent bonds. The greater portion of the
proceeds of the sale will be used on the
Atlanta. Knoxville and Cincinnati dtvi-
sion for new equipment reduction Of
grade and other improvements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
s---
& BY Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
sls East Broad St.
Fine Mattings, Linoleum,
Druggets, Push Cart
China Cases, Brass Bed,
Chamber Suits, Parlor
Suits, Jardiners, crockery,
at Auction,
This friday Morning,
February 10Th.

We will sell Mt our sales-rooms, No. e1s
East Broad Street. commencing 1920
O'clock, 50 Rolls High Quality Mating,
eco Yards Fine Linoleum, Fine Brass Bed
and Springs. Handsome Walnut Chamber
Suits, Oak Beds, Bureaus. Fine Rugs and
Druggets, Extension Tables. Walnut and
Oak Sldeboards, Handsome Oalo China
Cases. Fine Verona Parlor Suit, quarter
STOVES, Handsome Jardiniers Fine IfrI-
prella Stands. Large Lot of Crockery
Chairs, Leather Library Suit, wardrobcs,
Oak FlIlng Sases. Desk. Scnool Rencuas.
Letter Press Stands, Good Studebakcr
rush Cart, Oak Folding Bed, Carpets, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Two Charters Granted.

cd the following chartcrs $50 e'''.
oI Kappa Delta Tau Sorority, Roanoke, r.
Love. treasurer. Objects: Social and literary
Pine Reach Realty Corporation Norfolk. r.
B, Johnson, president; a. NJ Waddeli. Jr'
secretary and treasurer; both OF Norfolk C,aui.
tal. Soo,NoO Objects: 10 deal In real estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Delaware Brokers Fail.

(By Associated Press)
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. l5.--The firm Of
II. /. Evans and Company brokers' made d
voluntary assignment to-day for the benefit -oI
the Union National Bank, OF this city lIn-
profitable Investments and CARRYING customers
accounts IS the reason given for the failure.
,The liabilities are supposed to he between
$500 900 10 100000. and the assets are estimated
to lie about 100000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Circuit Court of Appeals.

In the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals only one case was aSgued yes
terday-Southern Railway Company.
plaintiff In error, VS.. Ernest Thomason,
by. his guardian Garland A. Thonrason
defendant In error. In error to the Cir
cult Court OF tho United States for the
western district of North Carolina at
AsheYille.
There will be no open session of the
court to-day.
From present indications the court will
adjourn for the session Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
George w. Mayo, AuctIoneer.

George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
G ALE TO THE TRADE OF HATS
CAPS, GLOVES. CANES IIAND..
some Oak Fixtures. Cash Register. iron
SAFE; Office Furniture. Window Fixtures.
able goods For account of tho Gov e
shea Company at No. 915 East Main
street, at 1880 A. NJ. FRIDAY, FEB
RuARY l6, 1906.
Terms-Cash.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
George v. Oliver Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
AUCTION SALES, Future Day.
by Tho Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers,
Structural Iron Columns
and Beams at Auction.

We viii sell for whom It may concern
in the lot in rear OF No, So7 North nigh
tecnth Street, on THURSDAY, IsEB-
RlJASY 20'rTI, at 4 p, NJ:
oust lronE Aulunin, . incncs aaineter.
a-l-meh metal, Is feet 6 inches long: 1
Square Cast Iron Column, inches square.
n feet Inches long; 4 6-inch Square Col
ulnn7, 0 feet high, ! l2-Inch Beam. %
feet long; 45l2-inch | Beams, IL feet long.
Sale positive; terms, cash.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
BOOKS.

so msty cv Msselaneo Us, Took SC. John
arv Encyclopedia.
Sale positive. We pay special atten-
Ton TO ladies' attending our sales.
IHE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
Results at City Park.
tBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Press)
NEW ORLEANS. February 1J.-City
Park summarizes:
First race-half .milc-Judge Treen us
to 81 first Belle of the Bay e to 81 sec
ond. Black Flag % to y third. Time,
Second race-seven furlopgs-Nonie
Lucille e to u first, Rama 6 to II sec
ond, Anna Day &c to u third. Time,
Third receive and half furlongs:
neutrality-suspicious. e to II first, Creel d5 TO
- second, Butcher d6 to u third. Time,
1:102-5.
Fourth race-mile-Little James &c to 81
first. Bill Carter q to u second, Happy
Jack p2 to u third. Time. 1:4s
Fifth race-six furlongs-Modred (s to 81
first, Tichimingo 16 to 81 second. Gauze
III to 81 third. Time. III.
Sixth race-flve furlongs-Qak Grove %
to 10) first, Miss Mingard (s to u second,
Lady Charade Is to - third. Time.
1.04 rs.
Seventh race-fve and half furl1 gs-
Gentian u3 to 81 first. Spendthrift Helen
e to ~ second. Prince of Pless (6 to u
third. Time, iii is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
. HORSE AND RIDER
!. IN A FATAL SPILL
Morris Brothers Filly, Mutablc,
Slips and Breaks Her Neck
!, at Fair Grounds
JOCKEY M'INTYRE ESCAPES
Had Commanding Position When
j Accident Occurrcd-Club Re-
& ,~. elects Officers.
EfUDv tNttyi,
JOCKEY M1NTYRE ESCAPES
tBy Associated Press.)

W. I
NEW ORLEANS, La. February H.
"A. j. and ID. Morriss flily Mutuble was
killed in the first race at the Fair Grounds
to-day. She ran for quarter OF a mile
in commanding position, then slipped and
fell, breaking her neck. j. Mcintyre, who
had tho event well In hand, escaped un-
hurt.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
srs Of the Crescent City Jockey Club was
held at The Fair Grounds to-day. officers
We're reelected. and 1t was decided to
continue racing indefinitely. Summarizes:
First race-half mile-Sainvida 90 to ~
0rst, Little Wanda d8 to u second, Our
Own g to ID third. Time. :52.
Second race-six furlongs-Fargo 20 to
81 first. Loretta II. e to y second, Chaun-
cey Olcott ZIG to u third. Time. 1919 3-5.
Third race-six misunderstanding O.
TO 100 first, Collector Jessup g to ~ sec
ond. Peter Paul az to - third Tine,
1:18 rs.
Fourth race-one mile, handicap-Cigar
Lighter % to 81 first, De Reszke q to 100
second. DR.. Spruil (1o to u third. Time.
1:46 AS.
Fifth racc-mile and three quarters
Arumaster a to 81 first. Colonist g to -
3:l4.
Sixth race-rnle and n sixteenth--Rain
land q to - first, Dapn1e Gold (26 to ~
1:5s 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16

The anti-cigarctte bill offered by Dele
gate Eugene ould, OF Campbell, will be
considered by tho House Committee on
General Laws tomorrow afternoon at 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16

Among those who will appear in alvo-
cacy of the measure are the Rev. DR..
James Cannon, the Rev. DR.. w. w.
Smith, the Rev, George w, West and Mr..
George NJ. Smith, besides other represent
tatives of temperance unions and like or
ganizntions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16

FL. c.. Jones and wife to G. p. Dean,
| 40 1-12 feet OH south line of Ivy Street.
southwest corner of Sycamore Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16

The Finance Committee of the House
held a session last night and heard IL
speech of force from Hon. j. Thompson
Brown in favor of the proposed appro-
priaton for the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute.
port the general appropriation bill to the
House in few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16

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ton Jr.. 81 feet on south line of Grace
! Street, 5S.7S feet east OF Allison Street