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CHAPTER Xxx

ny order to a full understand
ing of what had occurred I'm
~ the castle Of Zenda il Is nee
y essary TO supplement- my ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-04
GEORGE ROBINSON
Makes HIGH SCORE
Postponed Shoot Draws 3
Crowd-John Anderson
Referee.

Yesterdays postponed, , shoot Of the the
crowd of spectators because Of the
proxsy q 4s smpsrayyt hsaa
damn Tho old soldiers gathered In
crowds around the ts sh ssntesta nna mu0
The honors OF "hgh gum went tc
Mr. George hobns0n wh9 7lnse f fnp
OFF If his 100 targets, AS he is not q
member, h!s score .,,e could not count 'o y
Mr.. Dave Edmonds made tho only
straght twsntYnxS q o aft ier on
the Dunont powder trophy and tho
beautiful gold msaa a. A Anao pses
profossionai repft tha shooti %s pres
The club is making arrangements
for it's big annual shoot, IT., which o taxes 2,
merchandlse prizes and 500 In gold fol
the winners. Brooke Anderson; as 9
yenr-old hoy by breaking 2S out OF 80
The club shoots every Saturday.
Tho aCOrnS Il 2. 5t- :.
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MONTGOMERY WINS
FEATURE EVENT.
Captures Jockey Club Wcight-for-
Age Stake i'll Thrilling
Race.
JACK ATKlN IS BEAT BIZ OUT
Go Between Crceps In and Barely
Takes Second Place from
the $4,000 Horse.

NEW YORK, Juno 3.--Montgomery,
ono OF tho best three-year-o In
training, won tho Jockey Club weight
forage stakes, ut one mile and an
eighth. at Belmont Park to-day.
Jack Atkin, an added starter, set In
to make a runaway race ofoit, and hnd
lead OF half n dozen lengths ut the
first quarters, with Montgomery soc
ord. Atkin, however, began to stop
who had been rcserving Montgomery's
strength sent his mount out ut this
point, winning by four lengths. Go
between beat Atkin out for the place.
Previous to the race Montgomery was
sold to Emil Herr for $25. 900. The sun-
maries:
First race-seven furlongs-Oracu
.lum. ca to ~ first, Saracinesca "a to ~
second. Alethuco a to ~ third. Time,
1927 AS.
Second race-soling. five furlongs.
eral Russell Is to u second. Sweet
Tatre Go to y third. Time, 1902.
Third race-The Gaiety Stakes, four
ond one-half furlongs, straight-Half
Sovereign (16 to 5,sfirst, Notasuga
6 tp - second, Second Frizette q to
81 third. Time, :54
Fourth, race-The Jockey Club
weight-for-age race, one mile and a
furlon q to 81 first
Go Between {4to u second. Jack Atkin
6 to ~ third. Time. 1853.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures q tc
10Y first Red Leaf 60 to 5) second
Umbrella C to ~ third. Time, 1919.
Sixth race-One mile,-Manisiello &
to y first, Flowaway Is to y second
Killiecrankie &c to 81 third. Time
las.
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CHASE HANDICAP
TO LIGHTS. OUT
Winner Is Heavily Played5by the
PublicTwo Other Winning
Favorites.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3.'1ights
Out. heavily played. won the steeple-
chase handicap over the short course
at Churchill Downs to-day. Mackerel
and Envoy were tho only other winning
fnvorites. Weather cloudy Track
muddy. The summarizes:
First race-four and a half furlongs
Evelyn s. (15 to y nrst. Lady. Baldur
g(5 to ~ second, silver Cup (15 to u
third. Time, :57 2-5.
Second race-slx furlongs-Artful
Dodger Il to y first. Camille 20 to ~
second = Hazel Patch 6 to ~ third.
Time. 1911.
Third race--hve Observation-Disclosures
e to y first, Catherine II. az to -
second, Gresham (15 to y third. Time.
1904
Fourth race-stecplechase handicap;
short course-Lights Out Is to p first,
Graceland & to ~ second, Kildoe 6
to p third. Time. 2:56 2-5
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Envoy
GO to s. first. Request g to y second
Light Note q to y third. Time.
1880 as.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth
Matador (l5 to y first, Proteus (15 to
y second. Belden a to y third. Time
1853 LIS.
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Acting under the provisions Of the
will OF the late Mrs. Rosina y. Mor.
aaotlG sAT q soa yre JTNH' s. ST. 1907.
at p NJ, that valuable and attrac.
ye nrog 2sgS anoye
with a plain but comfortable dwelling
and other improvements. including an
attractive three-room co ttage.
Ito speak Of its accessibility to tbs
inc r., r. & r. Railroad fare q beau-3
tiful and extensive grove OF stately
as "Young's Pond" lying full view
Of the dwelling; and the latter is In
itself not only thing Ct beauty. but
con be utilized for manufacturing pur.9
poses without impairing the desirabil-,
ity Of the place, The greater portion
OF this tract OF land is in wood and
ness to the city, con be sold 6 nne3
prices. There are also tndiuat!ons Of.
the pre- sAnce OF large deposits OF gran
lite on the property.
being In close proximity to the hand
know = as Eve WestprooK. and tho eie:
CANT residences Of Edmund StrudwleHE
T. Meloney.SC. 3. Cooke and others; and
It can be safely said that, taken AZ 9
whole, this place has hardly an equal
around the city Of Richmond.
The water-powers has been lately
sought by manufacturers for. mil. ,
which can be put below the dam, and
which would not detract In the least
property can DO seen ut the office Of
the auotioneers. and Will be exhibited
at the sale. v 81
TERMS: 6One-fourth cash, and the
balance ut one. two and three years
| for notes, with interest added, secured
| BY deed Of trust; or all cash. at the
| option OF the purchaser.
j. Jordan LEAKE. y
JOHN B. MORDECA1,
| Executors q
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THOUSANDS WATCH
THRILLING EVENT
Skater Sale at lakewood Had Mar
row Escape from Fatal
Injury.

w r. Sale, Jr., the Richmond boy
who heads this weeks vaudeville bill
In tho summer theatre in lakewood
Park, did an act last night which was
not on the program, and which made
the entire audience riso as one, while
women screamed and men held their
breath. For moment the prevailing
and there was a great sigh OF relief
when he gamely returned to the stage
and made his final bow, closing his
act.
Young Sale was q leading feature re-
Gently in the skating rink. and was
resting at home a while before start
ing out on his summer tour. AS he
was preparing to leave last night he
weeks bill at lakewood. His act Is
termed 1.-THE Coast Of Death. He
starts at the top Of an inclined plane
only ten inches wide. and coasts from
a height of ninety feet down on roller
skates to the floor, whore he ends
with sensational leap over q double
row OF chairs.
This act Is dangerous enough at
best, but when put on last night. with
a sharp picket fence under him ane
a canvas not to catch him at the enc
OF his descent and jump. his turn
nearly approached being fatal. SALE
either miscalculnted his distance OF
tripped over the last chair, and insteae
of landing on his feet, he went Int
| the net hend-flrst. went through Tx
shot out OF a cannon. and landet
on the ground some distance below.
Ropnininr hts feet he returned t
| the stage and made his bow, much t
the, relief of the spectators,
| This weeks bill includes the Fiv
Romanos. In European novelty acts
tho illustrated songs and new 1novini
pictures. Fully ten thousand people
the largest crowd of the season. wer'
In Lakewood last night. About si'
thousand saw Sale In his act and acci
dent,
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ph,,,ies Take Two.

p1111.ApE1.pH1A. PA, June 3.-Phil-
adelphia took both games OF q douoas s.
header from Boston to-day. the hfst
going twelve innings. a single anu
trinle In the twelfth by Courtney ana
Doolin decided the first game In tne
second game the visitors were smut
out through the effective pitching OF
Sparks.
First game:
Score by innings: H. = e
Boston ....o2ooo1 90 oo,oo-3 8 !
Phila ....01020OO0o oo1-4 3
Batteries: Pfetter and Brown; Moran
and Doom. Time. 2:25. Umpire; Car Car.
penter.
seora hv innings: RH.E.
Boston ,.......o0Oo 90 q
Philadelphia ...011 600 90 - 3o
Batteries: Young. BoulterE and Need:
ham: Sparks and Jacklitsch. Time
1920. Umpire, Carpenter.
Errorless Game at Chicago.
CHICAGO, juno s.-Chicago had an.
other close argument with Pittsburs
to-day, and In an errorless game de-
feated the visitors 8 to q.
Score by innings: r. H. p
lCn1CaSO - =. ~ = - w
Pittsburg ......o 010o1o 90 o.
Batteries: Fraser and Moran; Lie.
field and Phelps Time, 1850. Empires
Emslie and KLEIN.
Reds and Cardinals Split.
CINCINNATI. June a.-Cincinnat
land st. Louis won one game each thu.
lafternoon.s4 McGlynn pitched bott
games for the visitors, losing tho sec
! ond chiefly through poor support
| First game:
Score by innings: r. II. e
Cincinnati 1900 0 o o 10000 s
st. Louis 100. 0 90 OIL OIL ~
Batteries: Weimer and Mclean; Nc
Glynn and Noonan. Time. 1874. I'm
pire. Rigler.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. II. E
Cincinnati ......12Oo o2o0.-5 z
lSt Louis .001 0 0 o 0 OIL 10
Batteries: Hall and schlei: McGlyn,
and Noonan. Time. 1896. Umpire
Rigler.
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SWITCHED PLAYERS.
Chicago Varsity Had One Man In the
Field and Another at INT. "

CHICAGO, juno at was announced
at the University of Chicago Saturday
that the university baseball team had
been suspended from all participation
In intercollegiate baseball. and that
Coach Dickinson had been dismisscd
The charge Is made by the athletic
board that Chicago. in the game with
the University OF Minnesota nine,
which was won by the latter team,
played one man In cen tre-feld and had
another man bat for him throughout
the game. The trick was not dlscov-
cred by Minnesota, When the matter
was called to the attention OF the ath-
letic board 1t was at once Investigated.
with the result that the team was
summarily disbandcd to-day.
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Club Standings.
yvn.hinxto,n3 split. Deuble-Hcader.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June S.-Wash-
ington and Philadelphia split even In
the double header to day, Washington
winning first 2 to l, and tho visitors the
second in ten Innings. s to 4. Blanken.
ships double In the ninth inning Of til
first won the contest, and q batting raj
~ In tho tenth inning won for the visi-
tors In the second.
(First Cameo
score by Innings: r. II. e
Washington $50 o 90 90 0so2-2 10
Philadelphia 30 DOL 90 0O-1 6 8
Batteries: Smith and Heldon; Coombs
and Powers. Time. 1855. Umpire, Con-
molly
(Second game.)
Score by innings: r. II. II
Washington 10000 800 000-4 8
Philadelphia ..,l01 04-S 0
Batteries: Falkensburg, Blankenshir
and Warner; Waddell and Shreck. Time
1850. Umpire Connolly.
Timely Hits Win for sox.
CLEVELAND, o.. June a.-Chicagc
kdefeatcd Cleveland, 2 to /. scoring Its
runs in the second on hits by Donohue
| Dougherty and Quillin and Davis's sac
| riiice.
score by innings: R,II. n
Cleveland ....,,.O0 90 90 OIL 6 {
Chicago ,.,,.,,,O2 O 90 90 '--2 ]
| Batteries; Joss and Clark; Walsh ant
sullivan. Timo, 1850. Umpire, o'Brier
land Altrock
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JOURNALS ARE AGAIN
TIED FOR THE. HE: FIRST
Printers Shut Out Former Lead
ers in Amateur League
by to Q.
A,,g,lstn. Oi e.DlunlDin. o.

The Richmond Journal team Is again
tied with the Loco team for first posi-
ton in the Richmond Amateur League,
having defeated the latter team in one
OF 4 the most exciting games Of the
season yesterday afternoon at Forest
Hnl Park, In the presence OF fully five
hundred people, BY I to o.
Bennett ana Goldback were in ex-
cellent shape, each yielding six hits.
The work OF Goldback, In keeping, the
Loco team from scoring when three
players were on bascs, and none out
was particularly brilliant, and he was
literally applnuded for his act.
The Loco team played their usual
good game. and the Journals had no
easy time winning out. The score:
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TRIES TO KILL MITE,
James Baton. Wealthy New Kent Farmer,
Falls Dead In Attempt.

Special to Tho Times Dlspatchl
e NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June s,--News
was received here to-day Of tho death OF
Kent county ut his homo Saturday. Ba-
ton. who was seventy-hya years old, had
becn demcnted for year, and had tried on
two occasions to kill his VITO. Saturday
Mrs. Dlnton gave her husband glass Of
water, and no threw the glass at her head.
a trained nurse attempted 10 hold the old
man, hut no threw her OF. and attempted
10 follow his wife from the room. He fell
later, lsFs, astH M ia 3fl fsG - II
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RECORD CROWD SEES RICHMOND BEAT CHAMPIONS

tho only run OF to-day's game In tho
first inning, when Bruskle mnfred a
long fly off Sttnsen,
score by Innings: Is.H. u.
Macon. ....l 9 5ol0Ho8oso --lR32
Batteries: .Quinn,nnd Robinson; Ncur
and Kahlkoff. Umpire, Muce. Time,
Augusta, sOy rolunil,in, o. 4
AUGUSTA, GA, June S-To-day's
base hit in the third Inning. scoring
three men. Grocer scored from second
on an Unfold hit. #
Score BY innings: r. u.
sColtitrbia... 90 90 %
Batteries: White, Moore and Hnw-
kins; schopp and Fox. Umpire. Davis.
Time, l:45 5r
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Summary: Earned runs-Danville,
I; Portsmouth, 2. Stolen bases. Reggy,
Doyle, Warren, Sullivan, Butman (3),
Fox, Moss Sacrifice hits, Reggy,
Hicks. Lawrence. Burns. Schumann.
Two base hits, Powell Double plays,
Fox to Moss, Schumann to Lawrence
to Butman. Base on balls, off Laverk
der, 2: Schumann, 2. Struck out, by
Lavender, 5: Schumann, 6. Left on
bases, Danville, 3 Portsmouth, g. Time
Of game, two hours, Umpire. Stanton.
Attendance, 1000.
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DECKER CONF[sSEs
ROBBERY AND ARSON
(ContNlued from First Page.)

2 ~ z
Bureau in connection with the James
town Exposition, took the young man
In custody. No charge was preferred
OF the time, and the arrest was kept
secret. but this afternoon Decker
broke down and made complete con-
fcesion.
He said that after friend left his
office about midnight last night he
filled large box with excelsior. piled
other boxes on top Of 1t in the middle
OF his office floor. and set fire to tho
heap Then he fled and hid himself to
await developments. The prisoner nd-
5mits that he was short In his accounts.
and that he learned Saturday that an
auditor was coming to examine his
hooks. He took sixty dollars In cash
from the safe. and, 1t Is understood.
placed the books where they would bo
sure to burn. Decker is twenty-one
years old. and came from Harper's
Ferry, w. Va.
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RUMORs
REACH WALL street
CONTINUED from First Page,

than $4,000 shares, supposedly in the
interest Of a London house, which
failed several weeks ago. t'} n
Aside from tho talk Of trouble, the
local market was disturbed by further
engagements of gold for export to the
extent Of S2.000.000, bringing the total
amount of the precious metal booked
for Paris up to s5,3oo.oo0 since the
movement began last week. Incident
ally the news that Paris had also So
cured some 50, 100000 gold in the open
market at London and from the Bank
of England tends to Increase tho un-
easncss lest the situation In the Paris
market might develop some serious
event a good deal OF attention was
also paid 10 reports from railway off,
Gals In Chicago of q slackcning In
traffic, and3the statement of the Penn
sylvanin Railroad Company for Apri.
showing only a moderate! gain In net
earnings. though the gross Increased
ever 100000 was unfavornbly con-
strued.
a Well-known crop export likewise
sent out u report estimating the total
" heat yiold ut only G0000O,O 300 bushels.
The commodity markets, however,
We're rather quiet, and both grainst and
cotton after showing early strength
reacted.
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/ SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
4 Nashville. IA, sbrey y..,

ttNHSHVIIle, 155s,Shrc,VepOrt, 2.
NASHVILLE. TENN..sJune 3.-Rat-
tiers for Nashville had Shreveport's
pitchers at their mercy to-day.
Score by Innings: - r. II. 30
Nashville 8 8 o 3 % 4 L 2.s-13 IL i
shreveport Q 90 o s0S2 q. O-s2 s {
Batteries: p. Duggan and Wells: Ora
ham. Becker and Grafflus.. Time, two
hours. Umpire. Rudderham.
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Regular
Fourteenth Straight Victory.

p4foNT Noa A., June s;--l3y error,
with bad Nlelding by their opponents, East
crn College defeated EdinburE Va. 80 to o
closing their schedule and winning their
fourteenth consecutive Hnma II
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Montgomery, 3; Memphis.

Montgomery, 8, Memphis, 8.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, June 3.-The
locals defeated Memphis In a closely
contested game to-day.
Score by Innings R.H. b.
Montgomery 1 0 o o % SIS i
Memphis. O o o 0GS o o 80-3 Z 2
Batteries: Walsh and Seabaugh; Bills
and Hurlburt. Time, 1:4o. Umpire,
Rim.
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ROANOKE LOSES
GAME ON ERRORS
Norfolk Takes Advantage Of Mis-
/ cues and Returns a Winner
by 3 to o.
cnoo,., - rho TInes-plspntch.

ROANOKE. VA, June 3.-Errors by
ronnerSand Bateman In the third In
Ming gave the game to Norfolk THIS i
AFTERNOON by score OF to y.
Vernueille pitched good ball, but ms
team-mates failed to give him support.
Jordan. for Roanoke, allowed only t~o
hits. The score:
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Auction Sales Future Days
BY N. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BY J. A. Connolly & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF

THAT MAGNIFICENT AND VERY
VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM ON
THE HERMITAGE ROAD 4 KNOWN
AS "ROsEWoOD." FOR A LONG
M TIME OCCUPIED BY THE LATE
MRS. ROS1NA u h1ORDECAI.
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Time 6f game-one hour and fifty min.
utea. Umpire. TRULY. Attendance
5000.
SCHU MANN FOOLS
DANVILLE BATTE.RS
Truckers, on Other Hand, Find
Lavender. Easy Meat and
Win, 2 to i.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
DANV1LLE. VA, June 3.-Schumann
proved TO be complete enigma to tho
Tobacconists to-day, allowing but three
hits and defeating the top-notchers by
to !. Lavender, the locals crack
box artist, was hit more freely than
he has been In any game during the
season. The score:
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Roanolse ..,,.....,0 0 o 0 o o d 90
Summarize Two-base hit--Haas. Sncri-
flee lits--Saitz, Manion, Jackson. Struck
out--by Jordan, 81: by Yernueillc. 6.
Bases on balls-off Jordan, i: off Yer-
Curtis. Passed ball--Cote. Time OF
game-two hours. Attendance, 400.
Umpire. Byron.
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=, $780, % - q sItI.I " u Y
New Orleans, 81 BiPmlnHham m, a

BIRMINGHAM. June 8.--New Orleans
easily defeated Birmingham to-day. u
Score by innings: B. r. H. p
Birmingham 0 90 o O O3 % o. 6
New Orleans % 30$241 90 O-s 10 3
Batteries: Turner, Wilhelm and Car
hours. Empires, Hackett and Pfennln-
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Best American Granu-
lated Sugar, per lb. sc
New Clipped Herring, per dozen. IL. Zoe
New California Prunes. &c
Fresh Roasted Laguyrn Coffee, per
Z large bars Swift's Pride
Soap for .25c
hest Wine, Catawbn md Black
berry, per gallon $3.50. .,,..... 5Oc
Fest Quality Tomatoes, cnn..........7c
Sugar Corn, Cams for, ...........:5 c
2 lbs. AOuntuIn Roll Butter for.... .23c
0-HtrinE Hroom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3-StrtnE BrOom 800. .t.,...........l6 c
Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen. .15c
Mothers Oats, per -,nc:SaEe. .........O DC
Fresh Soda Crackers or
Ginger Snaps, per lb., &c
Good Lard, per pound .....,......O 1-2c
Tomatoes in ems FOR n0up,.........5 sc
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, per III. 20
French Candy, per pound ,.,......... &c
New Dates, per pound EXPERIMENTATION. &c
Mncnr0ni or Spaghetti, per lb...,. DC
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 3 tOS box, .l0c
Whole Sweet Pickles, per at......lOe
Sweet Mixed Pickles, at. bot .,....,. 100
Large Extract Vanilla and Lemon. !. 80
Nice Smoked California Hams, per
V:und N...,.,.,,,,.. CONFERENCE.-The
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Little Rock, 8, Atlanta. i.

E ATLANTA. GA. June 3.-Eyler kept
3Atlanta's hits scattered to-day. while
Little Rocks came at opportune times.
Score by innings: r. II. o.
Atlanta..... 0 o l 0 o o o o OIL 6 3
Little Rock o 0 o l o 1 o o 1-3 10 I
Batteries: Spade and Smith: Eyler
and Kunkle. Time. 1850. Umpire, Zim-
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To-Days Games.
Chicago at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at New York
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdny's Results.
First game: Washington. 2; Philadel-
phia, l.
Second game: Washington, s; Phila-
dolphin, s.
Boston New York postponed, rain.
Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 1.
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GOOD WORK wins
FOR 3 THE !: LOCALS | |! |: }. L
Cassiely's Pitching, Good Base
Running and Opportune Hit
ting Responsible.
CoWAN GETS THREE-BAGGER
"Chesty George Figures in
Three Of Richmond's
Scores.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YcstcriIny's Results.
J,ichmond, a; Lynchbnrg. q
Portsmouth. 2: Dnnville, l.
Norfolk. 3; Roanoke. 0.
To-Dny's Games.
1,ichmond at Lynchburg.
GETS THREE-BAGGER
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YcatcrtIny's Results.
Richmond, a; Lynchbnrg. 2.
Portsmouth. 9: Dnnvills, l.
Norfolk, 3; Roanoke, 0.

To-Dny'n Games.
Richmond at Lynchburg.
Portsmouth at Dnnvlllc,
Norfolk at Ronnoke
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PH|Ll|ES WIN TWO
FROM BEANEATERS
Chicago Cubs Take an Errorlcss
Game from the Pittsburg
Team.
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CINCINNATI GETS ONLY ONE
The Second Is Lost to St. Louis
Through Errors-Sox
Win.
CINCINNATI GETS ONLY ONE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

YektcrNny'N ItchUltH'
New York Brooklyn, postponed. rain.
Chicago, 81 pittsburB,. 2.
First game: Philadelphia, 4; Boston,
Second game: Philadelphia, 2; Bos-
IF First rs; game: st, Louis. l; Cincinnati,
: Second game: Cincinnati. s; st. Louis,
1. tsf
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4 ny request OF the owner, will soil
by public auction. on III o premises
THURSDAY. JUNE, @. 1907.
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK +. NJ:
First. Five one-story frame dwell-g
lngs of three rooms each, commencing
at the southeast corner OF Thirtleth
and N Streets. with house No. 726 N.
Thirtleth Street. and sell In order al
we come to them. Y ss (.
Second. Three houses--one on North.
west corner OF Thirty second and g
Streets; then two on Thtrty-BeGon1 I
Street. between O and II Streets.
TERMS: Liberal and announced O. y
sale. 2. u, ~, B. y, ySs s W.
li3 S5 Auctloae1A A:
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Club Standings.

To-Dny's Game.
i Pittsburg ut Chicago.
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will OF the late Mrs. Rosina u. Nos.i
decai, we will offer for sale, by punltos