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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21
MuLLIcA HILL.

The first thunder storm OF the season
passed over early Wednesday morning. -
Deputy Clerk, Walter C. Ridgway, was
cut driving on Sunday, the first time after
q few weeks illness.
DR.. Alex Marcy, Jr., has purchased
property in Riverton where he proposes
having private hospital erected.
The Easter supper at Jefferson on Satur-
day evening was we'll attended. The ice
cream and cakes added neat sum to the
treasury.
Miss Verna BalIenger is home from Alb
bington Seminary suffering with the grip.
A wedding reception was given to-day at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John z.
Reese in honor Of their son, George Reese,
and bride. There was reception from
until O'Clock at 'sPine Farm"
Amos Peaslee, Of Clarksboro, has been
swarded the Andrew G. Pearson prize in
the oratorical contest at Swarthmore.
The ladies Of the M. E. Church will hold
their annual Easter supper in Parker's
Hall, under the auspices Of the Epworth
League, from 80 o'clock, on Thursday
evening, March 2Sth. Supper 25 cents, and
good social evening.
A fine literary social was given Tuesday
evening by the Grange at the Hall, Har-
risonviile. Several Of our citizens attended.
Wedding bells will be ringing this week.
Old Sol took the snow away faster than
isnow shovels. ~
Engineer and Mrs. William H. Fox are
visiting their daughter at Red Bank.
Mrs. w. A. Jessup was guest at At
lantic City few days the past week.
Miss Maude Mills who is attending the
South Jersey Institute spends her Sundays
here at home with her mother.
The meeting of the official board of the
Methodist Church met at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. C. P. Stiles on Monday evening,
the 18th inst. Mr.. Stiles is treasurer. Con-
ference year closed without dollar Of debt.
Pastor Parker had good report to carry
with him to conference.
EIwood Kier is confined to his home with
the grip.
Chris KuiseIl is very ill at his home, and
IS very weak.
Mrs. B. r. Black, who has been i'll, j;
able to walk about the house.
Norton Woodruff is having his residence
painted. Matt. Dubois is doing the work.
Mrs. Duell's property on Woodstowr
Ave. was offered at public sale yesterday.
Harry French, Of Philadelphia, has pur-
chased property on German street. it il
said he will open plumbing office in the
building vacated by Hiram Shute.
Several of our citizens propose spending
Easter in Atlantic City, among them Con
ductor and Mrs. Fous and Andrew Burghee
The joint committee OF James S. STRAIT
ton Post, G. A. R., and Mt. Vernon Coun
Gil, Jr. O. U. A. M, are negotiating will
the railroad company relative to the an
nual excursion to Atlantic City. Should
they come TO terms the excursion will be
run August 2nd.
/ A few of our farmers were putting out
onion sets on Monday. 10
The Board of Education held meeting
in the town hall on Tuesday afternoon fo
the election of trustees. There was largl
attendance.
Butcher W. q. Jessup killed Is oorker
on Monday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21
eLAssRoRo.


Herbert Kleinhem entertained the Ush-
ers Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Margaret Patrick continues very
sick at the home Of her son, Henry Patrick.
Thomas Shute. who hurt his hip by a
fall on the ice two months ago, IS stall con-
fined to the house, and 1t IS feared tbat ne
will be crippled, as a result.
b The Glassboro polo team went to Mill
gkille TO engage in contest with the team
There. Thursday evening.
II nr and Mrs Howard Tszard pave marty
to number Of friends Wednesday evening.
4 porticn Of the old window light fac
torv gonth (4lasshoro is being fitted M as
q dwelling for number of Greek employ
ees Of Che whitney Glass Works. 20
Dr. al 4. Pedriok and a specialist from
ph;ladelnhia neld q consultation over Mrs.
Curtis Harner who il very sick at her bone
on Hich street
49, u,t;..u Ia ra.,,.aaa sron,
~. - i. = nu.sy !. l'ssS '.''7
- y ~ = ,1" 80
M " Tho ssei me- 81 sls os y err, NH
liz r,asa q da,.;dsdlv ssa;nst Parker and
sSa.,Id ~ 80 ta ~ ;ttod tbraats have
been made Shat he would meet with a
rough reception when he returns.
NJ pat,;o,r r r,r,au attended tbe
srnar s sars;o .e - snsncsr rarbscL AZ Mer-
ohantville Tuesday.
~, "a Ms = " carfer and
5.nnt.a" paha Ia. aarI1 ngonaor n mr.
80 S W., Toiersaa Ms rsrsar i snf.
sOr;nD ,s;.t Inn, sro,,hIa ana a. sbonld the
o sI moa harsfe;.i NJ Carter will re-
turn sell ont his iewelrv store and other
interests here. and return to make Colorado
tbeir future home.
William Dill attemnted to clean out She
hotel Thursday night. and shot she proprie-
tor, Frank Dayis. He was arrested by
officer Martin who took him 80 the county
jail where he was bound over for court.
The Rev. Charles B. Dubell. rector Of ST.
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, went
to Easton, Maryland, Wednesday, to
preach in she evening, and Thursday he
conducted the business mems midday lem
ten service at St. Andrews Church, Will
mington, Delaware.
George Mills, Of Philadelphia, has bought
the John T. Brown property on Ellis street,
and will occupy it in the near future.
The Fort Stannix Canning Company con-
tractedsfor several hundred acres Of toms-
toes and beets AZ the meeting with the
farmers Saturday.
The Rev. Nicholas Cossabone, a former
resident, is visiting relatives here. Mr..
Cossabone was a Qlassblower until two
years ago, when he began preaching. He
now has charge Of a Methodist Church in
Maryland.
Isaac Saul, an aged resident and veteran
Of the Civil War, is critically ill with
complication of diseases.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21
Letter to Edward p. Henry.
WooGburY, N. u.

Dear Sir: They won't fool him any more
with paste paint; they'll try something else
Editor Salisbury, Dover, Delaware, hav-
ing used IS gallons paste paint on his house,
bought IS gallons Devoe for it. He had
enough left for a new stable 90 by 90 and
fence, and returned four gallons.
Paste paint has as many tricks as a
bunco-steerer.
Yours truly
II F. W. DEVOE & CO.,
New York.
P. S. Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Co.,
sells our paint.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-03-21

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
DOROTHY 0 WINS
Upton CUP RACE
----------s-s------
First Of Series Of Three Contests
for Trophy Pretty
One.
BALTIMORE YACHT SECOND
Two Dofothys Fight 1t Out,
Board to Board at
Finish.
BALTIMORE YACHT SECOND.

tseeaial To The -Dispatsh-l
NORFOLK, VA. September ls.-The
first Of the series Of three Janl T, stowa
ESpbsiteh races fer the of sif oy uho fae
chesapeake Bay course this afternoon
ehusetts Bay boat the Dorothy. OF the
Batmore IaGht clas sa c sba sae Y foust
and The. Eleanor Hfth. The races will
be deolded on points
The course was Triangular one OF
thirteen and one-half miles once
r2ia5 the first leg vas spinnaker
run. When the yachts were about Z
mile from the first mark the W1 =, ,
hauled around 50 m'sh 1nat Sue ed then
went to the lead With ease, and she
turned the mark we'll in the lead With
the Capsicum. Dorothy. Dorothy ana
Hsaaor fol- owing n the or tss sennn
makers, and III the same order they
went around the setond mark and
e4fs sh hs ensaed f' ths shs als part
race, Tor the Dorothy q and the Dor
ethy hoth pulled UP on and paisaed .ns
for two miles the Dsrethys fought fsg s,,,n !.
dred feet astern the sue and Capsicum
were at 1t board and board
Nearing the i,nsh line the he p Ies TN,
could not keep her. and the Boston
wifidward getting almost in front o.
1.-THE Dorothy. 1t was the critical. par
OF the race, and, had the Baltimore
boat taken advantage of the. onportu,
nifty and swung off and with a free
sheet drove off to leeward, there is 1T
tie doubt that she would have crossed
the lille first: Tho Dorothy 9 crosses
| the line leading the Dorothy by clever
seconds. The Eleanor. although finish
ling last, wins from the Sue on time
allowance. as the Sue has to allow eacf
of the other boats in the class seven
teen seconds per mile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19

WHO walked and was sacrificed TO Sec
und. waited In vain for the hit that
spelled run. IN the second. after
chances to retire the side. Norfoll;
scored tive runs. Rutland new out to
Titman. Cumming walked and took
third and scored on Heifron g error
Following Edwards single to left. Ed
wards was caught at third by Revelle
on Louchs' felder's choice. Dingle
singled and Manion followed suit.
toucks was caught at the plate. but
scored because Walsh dropped the ball
in contact with the runner.
Walsh got hit In the third. another
in the NTH and Reeve got double
In the sixth. while Walsh contributed
his third consecutive biff IN, the sev. sew.
not turn up and nobody broke the ice;
Umpire Mace deprived the locals OF
one and possibly two or more runs
in the seventh when he called Gettig
out at first. The next batter walked
and Walsh singled. but there was
last try for rim. Hebron led the
good work with clean drive TO left
and Reeve was safe on Cumming
left. but the hill was tleanly handled
and Hebron held on third. With three
men on bags and nobody out the next
three batters went out on fly balls,
and short flies at that
The Colts left last night for Dan
willie to play two games with the sec
ond.raters. and will returDFto the city
accompanied by the Worms, for the
| two closing games of the league sea
| son Saturday. Norfolk will play al
| home With Portsmouth to-day and to-
| morrow and Will close the season WITH
| a game In Truckertown SATURDAY
| Lynchburg goes to Roanoke to-day
| and viii wind UP its career there Sat
| urday. The score yesterday follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
BY Sutton & Co.,
sal Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES Z SALH

Or
A SMALL FRAME p wv TELLING ON THD
EAST SIDE OF OVERWHELMED
STREET. r BETWEEN LEIGH AND
M STREETS (SO. 6111a).
III execution OF u certain deed of
trust to the Undersigned, dated March
Ii. 1905, recorded In ID. b. ISL "a
page IL. which was given to secure
the payment Of a certain sum of money
therein mentioned, default having been
made In the payment of the same, and
being requested so to do by the ben
5ehciary. shall offer for sale upon the
premises OH
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a 1 1907.
at $40 O'clock P. NJ, the life estate OF
Charles c. Carter ana two-thirds ,ln-
divided Interest In remainder of Lucy
Carter ana Pearl Carter In the prop
erty above described.
fhealo fronts thirty feet, and runs
back between parallel lines lag feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and all~taxeE duo tc day of sale. and
the sum OF $3.50, With interest from
March Ii. 1907, the balance upon such
terms as to each or time as the grantort
In the deed shall prescribe and direct
and In case OF their failure to give
such directions upon such terms as the
trustee shall think al
SAMUEL THOMSON PULLIANI.
FIR esgs Trustee,
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.SHOEMAKERS GO
TO PIECES BADLY

sLYNCHBuRG, VA, September Isl
The Shoemakers5 gave the most drastic
exhibition OF yellow baseball here this
afternoon that was probably ever wit
messed on professional diamond. IT
would be hard to describe their blum
ders, errors Of commission and omis-
sion and boneheaded efforts that
marked their work.,I 1t was SO bad
that the fans turned and rooted for
tho Danville aggregation, and when the
real genuine bum ball" started in the
sixth half the crowd left In disgust,
The score at the close of the visitors
half OF the sixth inning was 10 to !,
but it was SO dark on account Of an
approaching storm that the game WAS
called, and the score went back tothe
NTH leaving the Worms ms, victory I, II, ,ey
travesty. as far as Oakley, Nrynne and
Eowen are concerned, on the NATIONAL
sport. After the game Manager Grim
announced that he would SUSPEND OAK
ley without pay for the remainder OF
the season. The score:
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Series With Atlanta Cancelled,
and Strong Team Engaged
Instead.

The Richmond baseball team will
#playtin Danville to-day and tomorrow,
md viii then close the league CHI ans
pionship season here Saturday THIS
does rot mean the end OF baseball,
fessional article being arranged.
Manager Bradley has received a tele,,
gram cancelling the contemplated
weeks series With the Atlanta team.
champions of the Southern League, but
has closed an engagement with an ALL
star South Atlantic League team man
aged and conducted BY ed. Rasnick,,
a well-known baseball promoter and
manager, fora. series Of seven games
here next week, tile season closing
with a double header on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 2Sth.
Almost immediately after, closing
ley received atelegra1n from the Mo-
bile Southern League tea nj. ask ing for
a weeks series. but had to decline this,
having closed with E,asnick for the
week gi
Richmond, will hardly be. able to land
higher in hespennant race than fifth
place, unless the team should be very
successful In the Danyille series, OF
Roanoke very unsuccessful .ihGits final
series with the IynchburgS aggregation
The disability of Hobbs at a critical
time IN the closing rusil OF the season
and the succession Of "oif 8days% BY
the locals next to the bottom
some mistakes have. probably beer
made also in the relea Sc of men during
has done excellent work, ane may b
recalled for next season, as 1T is sale
Mr., Bradley has him under contract
ana only leased him to Lynchburg
Phil Hinton Is another released Colt
| Who Though passed around among foul
! clubsyis playing good ball and is {
clever catcher, Vail and Carter havi
1 pitched fine games since being tradft
| to Portsmouth.
| Pitcher Long has probably done abou
as consistent work IA any Of the Rict
nlond pitchers, and his excellent con
\ troll makes 4hini3espec ially valuable,
Owner Hannah, ofgthe Norfolk club
, saw the last Richmond game from TIL
4 grandstahd, and was IN a very com
4 plaoent frame Of mind over the resll
/ OF Tho lea que race, SSitS VS.
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ROANOKE TAKES
LAST OF SERIES
Especial to The Times -Dispateh.1

I
ROANOKE. VA. September 1s.--T he
locals made 1t three straight from the
Truckers, winning Q to j to-day Err
rors by McaIahon and Loos enabled the
pitched fine ball and had both been
properly supported they would have
bIanked their opponents. A double by
Fish, with TWO men out, followed by a
drive by, Sullivan scored the Visitors
only run. With man on first In the
ninth, Brodie made sensational run
ming catch in deep centre off McSla-
hons bat, and saved the day for the
locals. McMahon, of Roanoke, was the
short field. The score.
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The Snmmarien!

After the Liptoh cup boats We're
sioops, Sawls and skipjacks. were sent
ever the course for trophies offered BY
the Exposition Company. In the skip
jack class the winner was the J. W.
Edwards, that won from the G. r.
Taylor OH time allowance. but beat the
Josephine fatfooted. The sloop Fire
fly easily won from the Naomi. while
the yawl Nanemoosha had walkover
her rival the Diana, not going over
tho course.
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Record. of the Clubs.
Giants Fin noston Ensx.

BOSTON, MASS, September ls.-
New York had no trouble IN winning
from Boston to-day. 10 to 2.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
New York 80. s5o1n0ls et-10 IA /
Boston ..,.,..,.. q 0 o 90 90 o. 0
Batteries: Lynch Bresnahan. Curtis
and Bowerman: Flaherty Lyndaman
and Knott. Time, LAO. Umpire, O'Day.
Cubs Rally In Tenth.
CINCINNATI. OHIO, September 49,
Chica go won to-day's game by scoring
In the tenth inning on singles by Killing
and Evers and Tinkers's rong fly.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago .1.....0 j 100000 0I-2 I 4
Cincinnati 100 o0100 900 OIL 5 3
Batteries: Overall and King; Weimer
and Schlei.. Time, 1:A0. Umpire,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19

This beautiful nome, with large and
ample grounds fronts on Taylor Street
1854 L. feet. with depth of 100 feet 80 an
alley 10 feet wide, together with
large vacant lot in front Of the resi-
dence fronting on south side OF Cary
street, two blocks west of the Boule-
ward, 16S 1-2 feet, with depth OF. 1so feet
back to an alley lb feet wide.
The improvements on the 154-foot lot
consist Of very attractive and hand
some frame residence. modern In style
and convenience, ana contains ten
rooms. With large reception room, and
is admirably adapted for entertaining
purposes. There are very attractive
and nice frame buildings upon the
property ample and commodlous stable
and all In iirst-class order
The proximity OF this suburban home
to the car lines and to tho New Res.
ervoir, only two blocks from the Bou:
levard with its handsome drives ant
lakes renders 1t very desirable for
home. Parties desiring such could no
do better than to secure this piece Of
property. as the ground is rapidly en-
HANGING in value on account Of 1t:
close proximity to the city. electric
lines and parks.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance II
one and two years. with 81 per cent
interest. or all cash a. the option O.
- j, THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
Alctione ers.
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p ublic Auction
Sale!

I will sell. at request OF owner, S. w
ShentiAn. at Brookneld Farm. five
miles from Richmond, on Brook Turn
go OCTOBER 8. 1907
sfteam will meet Lakeside car, one hall
mile from, sGld farm, the following
property, to-wit. one lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Cows Mules
Horses, Hogs shoats and Farm Tmple
lments needed on hrst-class farm, also
Ave sets of Double Harness =
"a. GARLAND HARRIS.
4. 81 IL VI AWcttoneer.
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New James River Day Line

" RETWEEN
RICH N1oND, NEWPORT NEWS. JAMES.
TOWN EXPOSITION AND NORFOLK.
THE sTAuNCH AND Speedy STEAMER
QUEEN ANNE.
Z Through fast line; no tlresome stops at
rNer landinEi leave Richmond one hour
liter than other line AMI reach Jamestown
Exposition three hours earlier az Il; 4
Great reduction In rates, Straight fare
/, Newport News. Jamestown Exposition
and Norfolk. si.ss. Round trip good for
ten days 5000, Special round trip rates
on wednesdays and FRIDAYS. shrea days,
1870,
Steamer leaves Richmond Mondays
wednesdays Ana Fridays at s A NJ. clyde
Line Pier Returning, Leave Norfolk Tues.
DAYS and Thursdays, foot OF City Hail
Avenue 7:so A, NJ. Jamestown EspoitlSn
(Pine Reach Piesh A. NJ Newport News.
Is4, a. NJ. reaching Richmond 4 r. NJ, on
sunday leave Norfolk iP, Nj Pine Beach
Plar9 I $40; Newport Nsws AIS F. NJ; Arriy-
ns Richmond 8 P. NJ Fprtinfor,natlan tela-
phone $40, II. X. WoonFIN, Agent. Clyde
Lime Pier
lmay be desired. n s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19

Summa rN' Earned runs-1SoIIn,I,,h f y. ~
Two-base hits-N1anion, Reeve Tnree-
base hit,-Edwards. Sacriflce hit
Reeve. Stolen bases-Seitz %, ,Jach-
s Cnwa hu FIRST base IN errors-Rich-
mond, l. Base on balls-By Revel;e'
4 Cumming. Q: Seitz. Jackson. Run,
land; by Loucks. dieffron anu
Cowan. Struck out-BY Loucks 6
1ritmnn. 9: Heffron, Siebrse. Cowap.
Revelle): by Reyelle, lJacksonll.
left On bases--Norfolk. 10; Richmond,
o. Time OF game-140. Empires
A1essrs. Colliflower and Mace. Attend
nnce, $500.
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Bathrooms. q
A.l.1-.AS@.>sA<~
Southern Railway

TRAINS LEAVE, RICHMOND.
Il N. B.--FolowInR schsdIts figures ptty.
lished only Az information, and ara ib1
susranteed. 81
700 A. M-DaIiy - Local for Ghariotte,
connecting at Reysvlile for Gnasa lClty
and Clarksvilic.
i1tf5 A. M:-flai1y--Lihlted =. huirAl Pulls
man 70 Atlanta ard Birminsham. Ne:.
Orleans, Mendphls, .CbattAnoosa, and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase city. Oxford, Durham and
Raleigh.
$500 ~ MIX. 5unday--Keysytlia Local 4.
mao z. DAILY -Linilted Pullman fsadH
$3.50 p. NJ. for all the South. III
YORK. RIVER LINZ
$3.50 2. MEX. stnday--fimited---ro west
Point--connecting for Baltimore.
2I5 2. MIX. Sundays.
6:45 a M.--Ex. sunday--Loeal to west
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1855 A. NJ, $40 p. M-Frotn all the South.
$40 - M--Fron1 Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur.r
ham. Chase City and local stations
ESQ y. M.-F'rom Keysvilie--Local.
,e:2o A. M.--F'rom Baltimore and West
Point. Il
lo:4s 4. ni.-5tis P. .t---Ioca, from west,
Point.
G. W. wEsrRuRT. D. p. A..
aao p. Main Street. Richmond. Vi
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner of Seventh and Psrry
streets, Manchester, every hour ION the
.hour) from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. II r, NJ
car 10 Chester Last car IL midhtghh
4 Trough to PETERSBURG. Limited car. 5:4d
n. nj, daily. except Sunday. ,.
Cars leavs Petersbnrg. foot Of syean,or9
Street every hour from s.as ~. g AZ sad
T;15 a. NJ daily. except Sunday. 4s
All cars from Petersburg connecting Hlet<
nond cars. s S5 st8 Nh
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION. EAsTBouND.
500 A. Fas. daily trains TO Nswpors
800 a. NJ. News. Old Point. Norfolk and
400 P. NJ. \ Exposition. All trains carry
4:25 p. NJ lPulimans or Parlor cars.
ZOO NJ. Daily. Locals to Nswpoft
500 r. NJ. News "a
WESTBOUND--MA1N LINE.
IN Daily. Louisville Cincinnati,
200 PM. Chicago and ST. Louis. Through
tt.nopt ( Pullman sleepsrs. sleeper to
Toledo. O.. Via Gau1ey also on
ll1.oO p. NJ. train.
T:25 A. M.--Week Days - Hinton. Daily
Charlottesville.
1:o0 p. M,--Daily-Local to Gordonsville.
sis p. M.--Week Days-Locai to Orange.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
6:20 A. M.--Daily - Lynchburg, lexington.
Va. and Clifton Forge.
b:15 P. M.--Week Days To Lynchburg.
Eleeper Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the EastI-940 A. NJ, 11:45 A. NJ.
1880 r. NJ, 200 p. NJ. $500 z. NJ. 1890
P. NJ.
Main Line west-5:ao A. Ar. $40 a. NJ,
3:3O p. NJ. AIS P. NJ, 7.i5 r. NJ.
James River Line--tS!3b a. NJ. P. N.
Daily except Sunday.
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Portsmouth.

Roanoke .....-.,.. 9 y Q "! 10 -
Portsmouth $500. 0 90 o 20 0 l OIL
rifice hits-Raley, Hennages, Burns.
Stolen bases-Hessler. Cook, Clark.
Struck out-by Willis. q: by Loos, 6.
Bases on ,balls-off Willis. 4; off Ioos,
/. Double plays-A1eAIahon to Raley;
Burns to Mcmahon. Hit by pitched
.ball-Reynolds. Left on hases-Roa-
noke, 4; Portsmouth, n. Time of game
1876. Umpire, Byron. Attendance. 425
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n a o. D RICHMOND /. !. J, 4.
s = e. POTOMAC r. H. s.

r. f. & p ss sassjs / : /,
TRAINS LEAVE w RIdss'osp = soRrH-
100 4. M-paiiy-n hsia st. T rhf0uss.
$3.50 4 M-wsek Days--Eiba. AshlaAd
s:Ao A. M.--Daiiy--Eyrd Street. rhf6uff
i2:o1 Noor.-wees Days--Byrd ST. Through,
1880 M;.-Wssk Days--Eiba. Ashland
400 ?. M.--week Days-Byrd St. wash.
Inston Accommodation
oi4b q M.-snnday oniy--Elba washinS.E
ton Accommodation.
s:so M;--week Days-tilba. Ashiand
Accommodation
s s.so Z, M--paily-Maln St. Thtoush;
TRAINS ARRIVE Z, sIcriMoNt'e1-so trH.
$3.50 4. M-week payr-Eis.. Ashiaadl
7.S0 A. M-DatIy--Byrd St through
s:25 4. M,--Week Days--Byrd ST. washa
ington Accommodation
1895 a. M.--Sunday ony--Eha washing.
ton Accommodation Err
io:to A. M-wees pays--E,lba. Ashland
Accommodation
sss F. M MBs,yaIa!s s. s.. T Tsssss
Washinsto IN Exposition Special"
oiso !. M.--Week Days-lEibe. Ashland |
7;i5 P. M-Daily--Byrd ST. Through.
300 r. Nj. Daily--Byrd st. Through. Los
cal stops
9:f5 P. M,-Dasly--Nfain st. Through.
NOTE. Pullman Sleeping or ParIor Cars
on all above trains except local aetonirao-
dations. "a !
All trains to ard from Byrd Street station
stop at Elba
Time OF arrival and departures and cen4
hections not guaranteed. s
c. W. GULF wyp. TAYLOR.
Gent sups. f,raf. MFR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Result,

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 2. (F'irst game.)
Detroit, 8: Chicagoy2. (Second game.
inninss.)
Wa shington, 2; Boston. ].
Philadelphia New York lilo game;