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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
AnoIrIrs RrscH nAcK.

New York Nov. 6.-Recuperatc in
health almost 10 the point Of complete
convalesccnce. and optimistic as 10 The
financial outlook in the United states.
Adolphus Busch the 81 Louis hrfwor
has arrived in New York from Europe.
AR. Busch went abroad in May and
since that time has suuered "a severe
illness. but IS almost entirely recov-
cred
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Paris, Nov 6.--Ia Lanterns says that
Finance Minister Caillaux has intro
duced several important notifications
IN the income tax bill; rentes are made
exempt from taxation, no declarations
will be required from business men
and radical changes viii be made ln
the system affecting foreign secure
tea
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these exceptions. there win be- q clean
sweep for TIE rood government Ticket
TIM election passed on quietly, free
from nn- luiols demonstration and IN
4li'e ~ tA- tense atraln voters were
subjected TO. there was not the rlirht-
est disorder at the poly At late hour
last night the total Vote cast WAS e.
umated AZ some $1,000 10 Co. 900.
The counting Of ballots IL proceed
ing very slowly Mayor Taylor'a
plurality Is estimated AZ $4,000 and
iangdon Ton district attorney at co.
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ko RNIsE ocEAN RArEs.

Paris. Nov. Sat the conference
held here two days ago by reuresen-
tativcs OF English German, French,
Spanish and Danish transatlantic
steamship componicS an all-around
rise IN freight rates was decided upon.
These rates, as a result of the fierce
competition have become Improbable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
JAMES ALLAWArS MURDER.
Three Men Arrested in search for the
slayer.

Chicago. Nov. 6--Three men were ar
rested I'm the search for the slayer OF
James Allaway the wealthy commits
sion merchant Of Los Angeles. Cal. who
was killed By "A burglar early vester.
day morning q the home Of his brother
Edward Allaway The men gave the
names Of Joe Wells. 80 years old Ed
ward Weber 30 years Old and Frank
White. IS years old
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Advertisers IN the Dcscret News arc
not paying for duplicate cir,.uin-
tion.
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OHIO.
Mayor Jolinson's Plurality Over Rep,
Burton 0.s13.

Cleveland. o., Nov. 6.--Complete re-
turns give johnson. Democrat. for
mayor. As. $3.50. Burton. Republican 80, r.
sos. Johnsons plurality is 9,3l3 The
entire Democratic ticket Eas elected
with the exception OF police CLERK
The city council will stand p Demo-
Gratis and NsveH Republicans.
Following the reelection Of Mayor
Johnson. the Cleveland Electric Rail
way again resumed selling tickets at
the old rate Of IL for 80 cents For a
month prior 70 the election the com
pany sold tickets at the rate OF seven
for Is cents. upon which basis they
seek a renewal or their franchise.
Mavor Johnson was elected upon n
straight Scent platform. It is probable
that the Cleveland Electric Railway
company viii keep the higher rate OF
fare In force during the remainder OF
the life OF their franchise. The ques-
non Of anneXing Cottonwood. a sub
urb. to Cleveland, was carried by a
large majority at yesterdays election
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
U. S. COURT FOR CHINA.
Circuit Court OF Appeals Reverses &c
In Case Of S. n. Price.


San Francisco. Nov. 6-The United
States circuit court OF appeals handed
down a decision yesterday reversing the
judgment OF the United States court
for China IN the case OF S. r. Price.
convicted on a charge OF assault with
a deadly weapon. The defendant, Il
appears entered a plea in bar IN the
consular court, based on the finding
OF the court In a previous case. and
the charges against him were dismissed
and the defendant discharged.
He was at once arrested on "a new
charge, and upon this charge he was
held to answer TO the United States
court for China This court found
the defendant guilty on the second
charge. and he was sentenced 10 a term
Of six months In the jail OF the Ameri-
can consul at Shanghai This judg-
ment Is now reversed and the case is
remanded for a new trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
JAPANESE IN CANADA.
Scope Of Inquiry 10 be Enlarged,
showing Come I'm Under Contract.

Vancouver. 3. c.. Nov. "a special
from Ottawa says: An order in coun-
ell has been passed extending the pow
crs Of Commissioner Mackenzie King
n inquire into the Japanese immigra
ton question at Vancouver. The dep
uty minister OF labor viii be able now
70 prosecute the inquiry with a view 10
showing how the Japanese laborers ar
living in Canada IN such large number
this summer have been Induced 20
come &c the country under contract
with employment agencies IN Nancou-
YER
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MARYLAND.
Democrats Elect Governor and Entire
State Ticket.

Baltimore. Nov. 6.-Incomplete, but
reliable returns received early this
morning show that the Democrats have
elected Judge Crutchers for governor
and the entire state ticket by an esti-
mated plurality OF about 1000. The le-
gislaturc appears 70 be safely Dem0cra-
tic. Ex-GOv. John Walter Smith de-
feated Gov. Edwin Warheld and Con-
gresham Talbot In the primaries FOR
the long term United States senatorship
beginning In 1903 Senator william
Pinckney Whyte was unopposed and
viii succeed himself for the short term.
Senator Whyte was appointed at the
death OF the late Senator German until
for.
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NEBRASKA.
Republicans Carry State by About co.
900 Majority.

Lincoln, Nov. 6.-Returns received az
an early hour this morning indicate
that the Republicans have carried the
state by majority OF about 20, 900. Ru-
raj precincts cast a heavy vote for
Judge n. 3. Reese. Republican candl-
date for the supreme judgeship. c. Il.
Anderson and George Copeland, candi-
dates for state university regent. have
been elected by about II, 600 plurality.
W. 9. Rogers, Socialist has been
elected regent FOR the state university
10 MI tho vacancy caused by rosigna-
ton. He VIII hold once until Jan. 1.
He was the only candidate FOR the posi-
ton the other candidates running for
the fun term beginning IN January.
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GARY ON PRESIDENT.
Says lie Is Disposed to DO What He
Can 10 Aid Business.

Nan 70 Ala huslness.
New York Nov. 6.-E. II. Gary,
chairman OF the executive committee
OF the United States Steel corporation
Is quoted today as saying regarding the
visit which he and H. G. Frick made
to Washington on Monday
THE president Is disposed TO do ev-
erything In his power that is right
and proper 10 benefit the business In
terests OF the country"
Mr.. Gary declared that he was not
prepared 70 make any more detailed
statement about the visit nor about the
acquisition In the control OF the Ten
nessee Coal a Iron company by tho
United States Steel corporation. He
thought he would be ready 10 say
more about these matters IN a day or
two.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Democrats Reflect Gov. Higgins, As
sembIy Being Republican.

Providence. r. T.. Nov. 6--Gov. James
f. Higgins (Dem) was reelected end
returns from all but one district IN the
state Indicate that no viii have a Dem.
ocratic lieutenant governor with him
with the rest OF the state ticket re-
naming Republican.
Gov. Higgins had a plurality OF 2.307
votes over IIeut.-GOv Frederick II
Jackson (Rep.), who opposed him,
polling Ss.0i2 votes to S0.705 for Jack
son. with one district IN the city of
Pawtucket which Is overwhelmingly
Democratic, not reported.
The next general assembly win again
be Republican. insuring the election
OF George Peabody TO the United States
senate.
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VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY
IN CASE OF B. n. TALLMADGE

Roosevelt. Nov. "a verdict Of not
guilty was returned today IN the case
Of Benz. n. Tallmadge d Denver, tried
IN the federal court on the chargs ~
land fraud. Only one ballot was taken
by the jury.
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MITCHELL IMPROVES.

La Salle, IN. Nov. 6--John Mitchell a.
condition continues 10 improve. Eve
erything IA favorable for BIS ultimate
recovery,
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rwo LAnoREns EIEcrRoourrn

Chicago. Nov. G-rhomas Haugh and
Charles n knutson. laborers, employed
by a contractor. were electrocuted to-
day while operating a derrick. a cable
coming In contact with their wires.
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DIR. Q. N. FRTTsIAN DEFEATED.

New York. Nov. 6-Dr Charles M
Freeman. husband OF Mary T. WiIkH.
Frrena n" writer was ffffarci GOD
mayor OF Metucheu y. j., by ~ votes
ne nomination on NE Democratic tlCk-
ct
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DYING MANS REQUEST
TO ESTRANGED SISTER.

that his twin sister. who has been es-
irnngcd from the family for "a years. be
lnlNI caused ih0 following advertise
meni Go 0e Inserted in the papers yes
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NEW JERSEY.
Katzenbach's strength in the Voting
The Great snrnrlse.


Trenton, n. j.. Nov. 6.-Rcturns arc
coming Ia slowly. but the present in-
dicationF are that j. FRANKLIN Fort.
Republican, O. elected governor hy
about 1900 plurality This viii depend
altogether upon the results in Hudson
county which includes nerafy city
Hudson county was last night placed in
me tables af giving $1,000 for Frank
- hntzenhach. Democrat The fight
a. complied today indicates thar the
plurality may 30 above 1907 or 10000
The legislature win b. Republican in
noth branches. Tho new senate VIII
SHOW gain OF one Democrat and VIII
stand hepublicana IA. Democrats 2
me lower house viii stand Republic
ans ~. Democrats ~ The present
anpnte has Democrats ~. Republican,
haitenbaoh's strength ln me Fuiirg
"Ae genuine turpuse. lie made
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GOLD FROM EUROPE.

Southampton. Nov s.--The steamer
Oceanic, which sailed from here to-
day for New York took over el.5es 900
in gold
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VIRGINIA.

Republicans Seem 20 Have Elected
Eighteen Members OF Legislature.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 0.--Incomplcte
returns indicate that ~ Republicans
out Of 100 members Of the house aud six
Republicans out OF 40 members OF the
senate have been elected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.
Democratic Ticket Elected, Practically
Without Opposition.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 6.-Practically
without opposition. the Democratic
state ticket with &C. II, Noel for gov
ernor, was elected yesterday. Although
the vote was very light the returns viii
not be complete for several days. az
their compiling Is merely for record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06
KENTUCKY.


Louisville. KY, Nov. 6.-Roturns from
40 out Of no counties indicate that the
majority Of Augustus p. Wilson. Re-
publican for governor over s. W. Ha-
Ger. IL 1900. The legislature is sim
IA doubt. but tho Democrats viii prob.
ably have a small majority on joint
ballot
or Of louisville over owen Tyler by
t6s3.
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SCHooNER'S BOILERS
EXPLODE, KILLING EIGHT

Kiol, Nov. 6.-The boilers Of the Ger
man schooner ship Butcher exploded
this morning while the vessel was near
Murwick IL IS reported that eight
men we're killed an/ p injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-06

The Butcher is the German torpedo
school ship She was built at KEEL in
1877 and usually has on board about
200 officers and men. Her arma ment
consists OF several old 5.a-inch Krup
guns
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CROWDS AT. REACH PARK
STEADILY GROWING LARGER

According to the conductor in charge
of the Twilight Limited which leaves
Fourteenth Street Station every after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, the crowds to-
Reach Park are daily growing larger.
The delights of the popular summer re-
sort on the York are being more
and more appreciated by those who
wish to enjoy the cool bree2es and
pleasant pastimes while escaping the
heat of the city. 4
Arrang ements have heen32completed
for the big reunion to be held In
Beach Park Saturday, when represen-
tatiye residents of the SIX, adjoining
counties will meet, dine in, the Ter
minal Hotel and take part In the CON
tests for which several large prizes
have been offered The counties to be
represented in the gathering are Glou-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-07
FOX IS PUZZLER
TO SHOEMAKERS
Elongated Norfolk Twirler's
Ability TO Squirm Out Of
Holes Wins.

LYNCHBURG. VA, August s.--Long
John Fox was a puzzle to the Shoe
makers TO- day at the critical stages, his
effectiveness in the pinches being solely
responsible for the leaders taking the
game by the score of . to !. Oakley
pitched a good game, a game that he
would win majority Of times. but
bis teammates did not help him with
the stick Five times a single would
have meant a run, but Fox arose 10
the occasion. fsE Z, ,.t,s.ff' u. . .
The first run Of the Crew was made
BY clean hitting. and the other was due
to a single by Clayton, a bad throw by
Evans to second, and Edwards's long
nyout TO centre.
Stewart singled in the ninth and
went to third on Edwards's bad throw
to Fender, and scored on Manion' S
tumble of Fischmans easy drive. which
should have ended the game. Two
games will be played o-morrow. The
! "a. + d
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Mecordr pf &c ClnhN
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

NORFOLK, VA, August s.--By hit
ting the ball at a lively rate in the
Nth inning this afternoon Richmond
took tho game from Portsmouth ! to
o. Although the game was errorlesc
It cannot be clasaed as a brilitt ex-
hbition. The Truckers played list
less,y, and failed TO avail themselves
OF several chances to score,
not score oftener. Revelle was inenec-
tive at critical times. Salye did much
the better work, -s
In the fifth Cettie was given a base
on balls. Cowan dumped one in front
OF the plate. and beat 1t to frat, Walsh
hunted and Gettig was thrown out at
third. Salre singied'Han on Hebron $
long Gyout Cowan scored. The batting
averages of Cowan and Salvc were
fattened during the game, The score:
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CATCHER HOBBS
IS WITH COLTS
Manager Reeve Signs the Brother
Of Pitcher Hobbs to
Play Here.

A telegram to The Times Dispatch yester-
day from Manager Ralph w. Reeve. OF the
Colts, then playing at Portsmouth. announc.
ed that Catcher and Outfelder j. Hobbs,
brother of Pitcher Wilson Hobbs. had been
signed and Will join the Colts here Thurs
day. J. Hobbs formerly caught for his
brother with the Emporia amateur team,
but has recently been playing star game
with Stroudsburg. Pa, from which team his
release was secured. Hobbs is about five
feet ten inches tall, weighs about $50, and
is great back-stop, whipping them to sec
ond like q shot. At the bat he will greatly
strengthen the locals. his batting average in
the Pennsylvania League being about 1856.
The appearance Of the brothers as q battery
in the series here this week VIII be decided
Nv interesting
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DANVILLE WORMS
TAKE BOTH GAMES
Walsh Outpitches Willis in First,
and Second Is Pitchers
Battle.
fsptciel to The Time

Especial to The Times~Dispateh.
ROANOKE, VA, August e.-The bugs
took both games from the H!shIanders
this afternoon-Tthe first By a score Of
70 q. the second. to :, Both games
uncertain until the final inning
Walsh, for the visitors did the box
work in both games. In the first he
ond by Reynolds. The slab artists did
good work. Had Reynolds been given
proper support, the teams would have
won one each. The playing OF McMa-
The tabulatrd scores follow:
KrynGVt
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BURNS JOINS, LYNcHaURG.
Portsmouth Catcher's Release Is Bought b.
Manager Grim.

LYNcHBURG, VA, August s-Manager
Grim has secured Catcher Burns. of Ports
mouth. and the player Is expected to report
here In time for tormorrow's game Burns
Is considered By many 10 be ono OF the best
catchers of the league, and he is badly
Bentley to play on account of bad arm.
Bowen is suffering from an Injured hand.
which was hurt BY being struck by q pitch
ed ball while at bat In Portsmouth Saturr
day He will be absent from short,1eld for
four or FIVE games,
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twenty times. Cowan played In twenty
games and was at bat sixty-three times.
rappins out seventeen hits and earning All
average Of .27o. being second only to Wal
lace, who leads the regulars. His work
with the stick has steadily improved since
the beginning OF the season. and ii he keeps
1t UP he will be In the 300 class before the
season ends.
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The New High School Site
High Constable's Sale

will sell by public auction, en-
THURSDAY, the Slh day Of August.
1907, at 10 O'Clock a: NJ, at -,
NO. OH EAST MARSHALL SIKEE1
distress warrant In my hands--Wna.
Grays Estate VS.. Miss Kate Adams
Bureaus. Washstands, Wardrobes, one
Square Piano, Bedsteads, Bedding, CAR
pets. Rugs, Pictures, Dishes, etc,
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT, Jr,.s FL. G.. c. Il.
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scoTTsBURG, VA, August 6.-Tha
baseball team defeated the
brakes Branch. team In very close and i'm
game. PLAYED on the latter's dia
mond last week, by. the score OF 10 to 3,
Friend for the local team and Lacy for the
visitors both pitched good ball, and were
given perfect support by the men behind
the batters.
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COLTS TROUNCE TRUCKERS

Walsh t2). struck out--by Willis, 8;
by Walsh. a. Bases Oh .balls--off VII
lis, 2. off Walsh g Double plays
Roanoke, 4, Danvillc, l. Wild Pitch
Willis. Left on bases---Roanoke, Il;
Danville, s. Time of game, 1850. um-
pire. TRULY. Attendance 500.
SECONp CAME
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Totals 80 / 6 81 10
'Batted for Oakley in ninth.
NcrSoJL

~, Cummings, Stewart and Rutland
stolen bases---SeltZ, Haas and CLAYTON.
First base on errors-zLynchburg, !;
Norfolk. 2. Left on bases-I.ynchburg,
.. Norfolk, g. Struck out-by Oakley,
=: By Fox, Z. Base on balls--off Oak
ley, 9 Jackson. Ruhlandt; off Fox. s
QHooker Cummings and Stewart Hit
by pitched bal!--Hooker. Attendance,
500. Time Of game, LIS. Umpire. AIR.
Handihoe.
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Summary: Two-basec hits--Frost.
Three-base hits-Blalock, Ahern.t Base
on balls-off Grove, 4; off Pfaff, 4.
Struck out--by Pfaff 9. by Grove, 16.
Double plays-Grayes to Padgett. Pass,
ed balls-Watkins, A. Hit by pitched
ball--by Grove. 3. Time of game, two
hours. 1s$a
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energy expended in chasing trade
would easily enable them to retire

rich.
The rivalry is SO strong between
the two crack teams that the man
ayers have eXacted promises from the
men not to sign with State League
teams until after, the decisive game
next we IL, when It is hoped that all
the Histf rsst rnnsinss aunts, and sweet
hearts wives, brothers, @ Sisters and
friends of the players will be on hand
to point with pride to their proteges
and rejoice in their skill and agility.
The score:
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WAvERLY BEATS THE
BLACKsTONE BOYS.
4 sneoial.tn The Tlmes. nisnatch. ]

WAVERLY,tvA., August 6.--Waverly gave
the Blackstone semi profess!onal BASEBALL
team: q hard BUMP this afternoon on Chap.
pei field TO the tune OF 61to 3, Tho run-
getting. which so much pleased the local
fans, started from the first, Blackstone
boys We're unable to 10 any damage until he
eighth, when they piled UP their only runs
Score by innings. r. H
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c0WAN,s FINE BATTING.
Richmond Catcher Ranks Among the Iienv,
Hitters In July. siGa

In some understandable way he batting
average of Catcher George CowaD, OF the
Richmond baseball club, was omitted from
the published list yesterday, though made
up along with the others, The figures show,
however that this reliable catcher and fine
utility man is ranking among the hest In his
batting being second only to Wallace among
those who have been at bat as many as
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Portsmouth ,...-..0 o q %
Richmond ....4... o 0 Q u 90 0 OIL
Summary: Earned Embellishments l.
Sa crifice hits--Walsh. Hevener. stolen
bases---Wallace. Cook sullivan 90,
Cowan. Struck out-Reseile. s: Salye,
s. Bases on balls--Revelie. !; Salve, ..
Left on bases--Richmond z Ports
mouth, 2. Double piay--Revellc to
Warren Hit by pitcher--Cook. Time,
1:i5 Umpire, Goilinower.
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Roanoke ..4...O O o o . / 9 y 2--5
IDanyille ..........lt0 0 o . o o y SIS
Summary: Two base hits--rhlcMahon.
Thomas. Three base hit-Thomas. Sac
rincc hits--Nalsh. Eustace stolen
bascs--Powell, Struck out--hy Rey-
nolds- 2; by Walsh. !. Bases on balls
off Reynolds. 2: off Walsh. 5. Double
Iplay---Danyille, 1. Time of game, 200.
Umpire, Truby. Attendance. 700.
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S0UTH-PAW SALvE
IS IN GREAT FORM
With Errorless Support He Lets
Truckers Down With Three
Hits.
--------------r------
oUTFlEl.DERS HAVE IT EASY
Not Single Chance for Any Q
Three, and Opponents Can
not Score.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.


fcstcrduy's Scores.
Richmond, J. Portsmouth 0.
Norfolk, 2; Lynchburg, /.
Danvile. g. Roanoke, 0 (hrst game).
Danvillc, 6, Roanoke, tsecond
Hatne).
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au1tinn 5alrs, Tbis Zap.
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
els East Broad Stca,t.
GuNERAL AucTIoN SALE

FURNITURE, q Arp $. MATING.
sIDEBoARDs, BOOKCASES, IAAM.
BIER SUITS, W P .AifaIl OIL SUlTSa
TABLES, CHAIRS. ROCKERS. &C..
TODAY wednesday,, AUGUST TFIi, 4
commencing at 1890 O'Clock, at our
salesrooms. No. els East Broad street,
to be sold for account of trustee to
settle claims against same. Speclai
goods Also handsome line OF New
and Slightly Used Furniture VIII ne
sold Ladies invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 3CSl. s#
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Schedule fer To-pay.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Lynchburg,
Danyille at Roanoke,
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cester, King and Queen, York. James
City, New Kent and King William.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

4 At MISUNDERSTANDING, 1; Macon, 3.
At Jacksonville - Jacksonville.
Charleston. o.
AT savannah--savannah, 8; Column
bia, o.
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scottsburs Wins.

Waverly o. 40 Q o o o --h
Blackstone ,,,......o o 0 o 70 o o 8 o--S