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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-12

In execution Of deed OF trust from
Burley Trent to the Undersigned. dated
4th Of December, 1905, and duly re-
corded in 1Ienrico Circuit Court. D. =.
175, 3. p. 179, the Undersigned Will
offer for SALE upon the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 17f1907, AT 6 p. NJ.
the real estate conveyed by said deed
and described therein as q lot, with the
beginning at Brooklyn
Street, 10 feet east Of Dinncen, front
to an alley
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses
OF sale, and to pay off q note for
s172.25. with interest from 4th of
December. 1906; balance ns may be d.
rcctod at tim eof sale by grantor IN
deed, and on his failure so to do, e.s tie
may direct.
JOHN II. BRAXTON, TRUSTED.
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UNION MAN TESTIFIEs
IN TRIAL OF SCIINIITZ

f SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE at
tornoys for Mayor Schmitz opened the
defense to-day by calling to the stand
M. r. Scott, former business agent Of
the Cooks and Walters Union. Scott
testified that he had Reagan put UP
q Job" to have the license Of Tortonis
restaurant revoked because the pro-
prictor had refused to unionize his
employees. Under Characterization
by Attorney Heney, Scott denied that
he had told Reagan Gas Reagan him
self testlhed) that the French restau-
1rant-keepers had raised "a sack" Of
$4,000 to buy protection OF their IL
censes.
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Tspecial 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

DANvILLE, VA, June l1.-Rain
broke up at the end Of the fifth inning
what promised to be an exciting and
Interesting game between Danville and
Norfolk, after each side had scored.
The pitching OF Otey was feature.
He had allowed but one base on balls
and one hit, and was In fair way to
win his game Danville's run was made
as the result Of base on balls given
flseggy, a sacrifice by Doyle, and sin
gle by Mc1Ievitt.
Norfolk's tally was made on hits by
Cummings and Rutland followed by
duoble by Manning, which scored
Rutland. Cummings had been put out
while attempting to come home on a
squeeze play, which failed to work.
Third Basemnn Hicks and Catcher
Ryan. of Danville. ran together while
attempting to get n fly ball in the
fourth inning, and as q result the for
mer was knocked down and had to be
replaced by Fetzer Tho score:
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oos 900 900 900 900 900 900 900 900 i
FOUR TIsAINNIEN HURT
ON CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

GRIFFIN, GA, June 11.--Four train
men were injured, one probably IA
tally, by the derailment Of south
bound Central Of Georgia freight train
at Orchard Hill to-day. The white
fireman, whose name is not known,
may die Engineer Atkinson and
Travelling Engineer Waters were Sc
riously, and the, conductor was slight
ily, hurt. The yderailment is said to
have been caused by negro flag
man failing to stop the train before
it reached point where a section
force was repairing the track.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
at 1880 o'clock, we will sell for Mr.. W.
J. Richardson. who is leaving tho CITY,
ture; such as Handsome Black Walnut
Bedroom SUIT, Wardrobe to match;
four Single and Double Oak Ward
robes, Bureaus, Washstands. Single and
Double Iron Beds, Springs and Mat
tresses, Sideboards. Brentwood Chairs,
Druggets. Rugs. Mnttings and Carpet.
Pillows, Bolstcrs, Rockers. Hall and
Stair Carpet, Refrigerator. Kitchen
Table and Chairs: also lots OF other
goods. Ladies' invited.
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO,
B. c. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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ANOTHER LONG
BALL CONTEST

souTH BETHLEHEM. June H.
What proved to be remarkable
twenty four-inning baseball contest
was played here yesterday between the
Empires and the Empals. two local
mines.
The Empals added to the interest OF
the game by pulling off tripleSlay
in the twenty-nrst inning,
Score by innings: X
Einpals. 900 600 00l 600 900 900 900 ooo-l
EnpireslO 90 900 900 900 600 900 600 O02--:
Batteries: Toner, Bucchin, Davin aNt
Loughlin; Burns, Ward and Hartigan
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis, .; Nashville, !.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Juno 1.-THE
locals played orrorless ball and de-
feated Nashville to-day.
Score by innings: r. III. T..
Nashville 30 90 0 I o o o OIL 6 q o
Momphis 80 % ! 90 50 5 i
I3atteries-Nelson and Hardy and
Wells; Bills ana Owen. Time, LAS.
Umpire, Rim.
Little Rock, 8, Atlanta, 0.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. June 11.-Lit-
tie Rock hit Rowan for seven runs in
the first inning which the visitors
could not overcome.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Little Rock..7 10 o Q IS "A Q
Atlanta 100 90 O o o a 0 Cd o Q
Batterles-Engle and Kunle; Rowan
and Sweeney. Time. 1:45. Umpire.
Pfceninser.
Shreveport Got Seventeen Hits.
SHREVEPORT, LA, June 11.-Birm-
ingham used four pitchers In to-days
game and the locals accumulated seven
teen hits, but lost in an clevcn-inning
game.
: score by innings: R.H. Z.
$4,000 o o 0 o 10 10 3
l2o 90 o o A 2 o o. II 2
Batteries-Turner. Raglan, Wilhelm.
Clark and Garvin; Graham, Becker and
RaDp and Grnffius. Time, 2:40.
Umplres, Hackctt and Rudderham,
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VIRGINIA. BOYS THERE.
Lucky Bag" Speaks in Complimentary
Terms of Young Crcnsllnw.

Terms of Young Crcnshaw.
Tho LUCKY Bag which Is history OF
tho year 19o6-1907 at tho United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md. has been
issued. and is a very. handsome publication
It contains pictures of all the cadets, and
the references to Russell Snyder Crenshaw,
of this city, nre most complimentary.
Young Cronshaw is q son OF Mr.. William
A. Crenshaw, OF Richmond. IIore is what
tho Lucky Bag says Of him
"IIo began life at tho Naval Academy in
authority, was put in charge of room upon
arrival. Did some good work on fencing
toam ana was one Of stars on '07 baseball
squad; was tho hero OF n romantic ship
wreck youngstor year. Mado all tho first
class Jealous youngster cruise by frequent
Leaves to visit his own and Georgie's aunts,
unclos, grandmothors, friends.z otc MEM
Dor OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and lives up to It,
but chiefly famous as tho man who kCt
Reof Points out of politics, EN-. Hovcy's
only rival. Was novor known to lose his
good nature"
Other Virginia boys mentioned in tho
"Lucky Bag" arc ]. w. w, Cummings,
Portsmouth; G. r. Hyatt, Jonesville; A. II.
Miles. Norfolk; w. T. Smith, Fred ericks-
burg; G. a. Baker. Lynchburg; r. f. Ber-
nard. Petersburg: Samuel a. Clement, Cal
lands.
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u BY The Valentine Auction {
GlS East Broad Street.
BEAUTIFUL QUARTERED-oAK BED
ROOM SUITS. FINE IRON BEDS,
HANDSOME PARLoR SUITS. &C. AT
Auction

TO-DAY (Wednesday). JUNE 18TH,
No. 6lS East Broad Street, beginning ut
1890 o'clock, n general line of Hand
some House-F'urnishings. consisting Of
Beautiful Quartered-Oak Bedroom Suits,
Wardrobes, China Closets, Fine Dining
Table, Dining-Room Chairs, Sdeboard,
Toilet Sets. Cooking Stove, Handsome
Iron and Brass Beds. Very Fine Parior
Suits, Baby Carriages, Chifronniers,
Druggets, Pictures. Mirrors, &c.
The goods are all nice, we'll kept, and
worth attention Ladies' invited.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. z
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NAVAL ORDERS.
Transfers OF Officers and Tncts About
Movements of Ships.
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Ito

Especial to The Times-D!spntch.J "a
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 11.-Or-
ders to naval officers, issued to-day,
follow:
Lieutenant-c Commander H. Rodman.
additional duty as inspector in charge
Of Sixth Lighthouse District, Charles
ton, July 1st.
Lieutenant-Command NJ. e. Reed,
detached duty Chicago to Charleston
as senior engineer officer.
Lieutenant Commander T. w. Kin
.kaid, detached duty Charleston to home
and wait orders.
Lieutenant r. Stone, detached duty
United States Naval Academy. Annap-
oils Md. etc, Juno goth, to Albany. a 8
executive officer
Lieutenant w. Norris, detached duty
Ohio to Kentucky as senior engineer
officer.
Lieutenant II. L. Winston. detached
duty Charleston to Princeton as senior
engineer officer.
Lieutenant f. Morris, detached duty
Princeton to Chicago as senior cng1-
neer officer.
Ensign A. b. Reed. to Charleston.
A1idshipmen T. p. Symington, G.
Humphrey and "A. M. Cohen. detached
duty Hartford, Naval Academy, to home
and wait orders.
Medical Director D. Dickinson, addi-
tional duty as member naval retiring
board.
Passed Assistant Paymastcr D. G.
Crowell, detached duty in connection
accounts Of torpedo boats in reserve
headquarters, Navy Yard, Norfolk. juno
30th, to Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts.
Passed Assistant Paymaster =. II.
Tricou detached duty Navy Yard. Nor
folk, June 30th, to duty in charge Of
accounts of torpedo boats In reserve
and other torpedo craft; also In charge
of conmissary department., torpedo
headquarters, Navy Yard Norfolk.
Chief Gunner +. II. Whitney de-
tached duty Navy Yard, New York, to
New Jersey. 4
MachInlst L. A. Mcclure, detached
WASH, etc, to Nebraska. when COM
missioned.
J Mnchinist Q. ], McCorkle dotnchcd
lduty Navy Yard, Puget Sound to Me-
brnska. when commissioned.
Machinist ]. Dexter, detached duty
Navy Yard, New York. to New Jersey.
Movements Of vessels-sylyIa arrived
ut Navy Yard. New York, juno 9th
AJAX arrived at Boston, juno 9th. Chat.
tanooga arrived at Chefoo, June 10th
Helena arrived ut Shanghai, Juno til
Tecumsch sailed from Hampton Roads
for Washington June 9Th. and arrived
Washington Juno 10th. Lebanon ar
rived at Bradford. June 10th. Wasl
arrived at,Jacksonville. June 10th. May
flower arrived at washington, J unt
l511th. y
Tho Boston was placed out Of com
mission yesterdny at tho Navy Yard
Puget Sound. Tho Albany was place.
in commission yesterday atIthe Nay.
Yard, Puget Sound. The intrepid ha
been ordered placed in commission 70
duty at training station atiYerba Buene
Tho Cumberland has been ordere
placed In commission for duty Mt train
Ing station ut Newport. The Sever
4 was placed In commission yesterday a
the Naval Academy.
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JOHN B. GAYLE,
Special Commissioner.

Robert Epps, Executor Etc. plaintiffs,
against
James ?. Snead, Etc, Defendant.
In tho Law and Equity Court OF tho
City OF Richmond. "
sA, I. PIP. Winston, clerk of said court,
certify that tho bond required Of tho
special commissioner by the decree In
said cause OF June g. 1907, has boon
duly given.
Given under my hand this sth day Of
June. 1907 p. p. WINSTON,
Clerk.
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Auction Sales This Day.
BY u. a. Catlin,
No. 0 North Eleventh Street.
coMnt1ss1oNDles AUCTION SALE

81 or
TIE DETACHED WHEELING, NO. s1o
NORTH TlI11aTY-s1xT1I sT1aE5T.
BY virtue Of II docreo OF tho Law and
Equity Court OF tho city ofl1ichmond
entered Juno s, 1907, IN tho suit Of
Robert Tpps, executor, otc., Va. James
ID. snead, etc, tho undersigned special
commissioner therein appointed viii
on Wednesday. june 10, q 907 vat 10
O'Clock p. Nj. on tho premises, sell at
public auction the real estate described
IN this cause as fronting "a fcot q
inches OH tho western limo or Thirty-
sixth Street, between Broad and Mar
shall Streets, md extending back west
erly between parallel lines "a feet to
an alley 10 feet wide. and designated
us No. sic North Thirty-sixth Stroot.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash, tho balance
at six and twelve months, evidenced by
negotiable notes made by tho purchaser,
bearing interest from date, and tho
title to DO retained by tho court until
all of tho purchase money shall havo
been paid, and a conveyance ordered
by tho court.
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Burns to Death in store.

SELMA, Ala, June 1.-THE clarred
body Of VIII Skinner was found IN the
ruins OF his store near Sardls last
midnight, It is said shots were heard
Just before the fire. when gives r, use
to the theory OF murder and arson for
tho purpose OF robbery.
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MAN AND WIFI1 FOUND
DEAD IN THEIR ROOM

CINCINNATI, O., Juno 11.-Thc
bodies OF Mr., and Mrs Edward Baum
igartner were found IN their apartment
to-day. Both had bull lot wounds In tho
head. Whether the husband or wife
did tho shooting is unknown. From
his father Baumgartner recently in-
;herited $4,000 since Which time he and
his wife had 2auarreled repea tedly* over
the dIspositi on Of tn e money. " q
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luggage Checked to Exposition VI
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway,

Arrangements have been perfected
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
for checking of baggage to tho hx'
position (Pine Beach pier), where q
transfer company has been Installed
for the delivery OF such BAGGAGE TO
vicinity Of the Exposition Grounds. .
Purchase tickets via the C.3 d ..
Fast trains leave Richmond at $500
"A. M, and 400 r.. NJ, 4 81 III N
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CHICAGO LOSES {
new YORK wins
Phillies Beat C,,bs and Giants
Take Third Straight from
Cardinals.
REDS REDS: AND AM: BOSTON SPLIT Ut
EDS AND BOSTON SPLIT.
Pittsburg Downs Brooklyn-The
Athletics Lose to the
Browns.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
First game: Cincinnati. / Boston. Q
Second game: Cincinnati, 4 Boston, 3
Pittsburg. Z, Brooklyn, 4.
Chicngo, 5; Philadelphia. G.
ST. Louis, z; New York, s.
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VIII Buy state Bonds,

Tho state Board OF Sinking Fund Com.
missions Will meet early In July and Will
consider tho question OF purchasing State
bonds, The commission will have about
$4,000 to devote to the cancellation Of
outstanding bonds 49,.
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Auction Sales Future DAYS
by NJ. w. Bowo & son,
Heal Estate AuctiUneers.
EXECUTIONS, sALll

rHAT MAqNlE1SHNT AMP i, j, yEH ~
Tiln i' 1ae;ils ~ al s RoAp tA Mab VIZ w
As ,.Rosll WooD,' ron IA long
TIME OCCUPIED by THE LATl
MRS. Ros1NA U. MO1sDlIC1A1.
Acting under tho provisions Of tho
docni, wo viii ofrer for snio, by public
auction Y, on 81, the the prenI!sNes, OH
at & p. NJ, that valuable and nttrnc-
tive property above referred to, con-
tainlng 1920 acres OF land, together
WITH vi, q plain but comfortable dwelling
and other improvements, including nn
attractive three-room cottngo
Among other notable Textures not
TO speak Of Its accessibility to tic
city by q trolley line and trains or
onks browning a situation unoxcolled
ao . m" natural beauty and u lake, known
81 the ou awa hqnd d tbgs n atS 1 VIEW y,
itself not only d thing Of beauty, but
can ,an DC utilized for manufacturing pur-
poses without impairing the desirabli-
Ivy 81. or the place. The greater portion
timber. which, on account OF its neur-
ness TO tho city, can be sold at tino
prices There are also Indications OF
me me presence OF largo deposits OF gran
1
The neighborhood Is OF tho very best,
being In close proximity to tho hand.
somo estate OF tho late Major Ginter,
known us "Westbrook," and tho ole
CANT residences of Edmund Strudwck.
ESQ. Mrs. Byrd Warwick. Nicssrs. H.
=. Meloncy, G. B. Cooke and others; and
It can be safely said that, taken as u
whole. this place has hardly on cuunI
around tho city Of Richmond.
The watcr-power has been lately
sought by manufacturers for a mil,
which can be put below tho dam, and
which would not detrnct in thu least
from the fine Views. A plat Of the
property can BIO seen Mt the office or
the huctionccrs, and will be exhibited
at the sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. and. tho
balance at ono, two and three years
for notes, with interest added, secured
by deed Of trust; or oil cash. at tho
option OF the purchaser.
j. JORDAN IEA1SE,
JOHN B. MORDECA1,
Executors.
For good>rcnsons the above sale Will
not occur on Juno Sth, but will DO
deferred until
SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1907,
| at same place and hour.
J. JORDAN LEAKE,
JOHN 3. MORDECAi,
Executors.
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Norfolk.

Summary: Sacrifice hits-Doylc. Seltz
jackson. Two base hit Manning.
Struck out-by Smith, Il by Otey B.
Bases on balls-off Smith. /; off Otey
2 \. Wild pitcll-Smtih. Time of game
pne hour and ten minutes. Umpire
TRULY. Attendance-3OO
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STILL FAILS TO
STEM THE TIDE
rspecIal 10 The rlme,.p,sn,,oh :,

WILSON. N. c., June 1l.---Rocky
Mount defeated Wilson here to-day in
an Eastern Carolina League game by
] TO 0. Batteries. Rocky Mount--Price
and IIamrick Wllson--Wcbb, Stin and
Wrenn.
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COLD WAVE AND
RAIN STOPS GAME
rspcc,a, to The Tlmcs.D,snotch 7

~ t'5FeEEF'F7' = IT . '1FfVS, T7sVHtcH
LYNCHBURG. VA, June 11.-Wct
grounds reversed the second Of the
Roanoke games here this afternoon.
The weather is. typical OF November,
and the players wanld have suffered
from the cold TT the game had been
played.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washin gton Chicago, wet grounds.
Philadelphia. O.; st. Louis, 3.
New York, 2; Detroit, 10.
Boston, 2; Cleveland, 0.
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INDOOR BASEBALL.

Americans Defeat Dixics In Interest,"
ing Game by Score of II to 4.
The Americans defeated the DixIes
in the Y. NJ. G. a. Indoor Baseball
League last night in we'll played
game by score Of IL to 4. On Thurs
day night the Nationals play the ,Vir-
ginians.
Score by innings: r..
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Ell
mer z. A1nett. dated May II, 1905. and
recorded in the clHrk's office OF the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county.
having been made In tho payment Of
two of the notes secured thereby. and
being required 80 to do by the holders
OF said notes, I Will sell at public
the Corporation Court In tho city OF
Manchester. on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is. 1907.
at 10 o'clock NJ.
the said two tracts of land described
IN said deed. as follows:
First. 242 Ia acres. known as the
Ford Tract" fronting on Ebenezer
Road. about midway between Zonr and
Pllkington post-ofiice. and bounded on
the north by said road and lands Of J..
H. Bailey's estate; on south by tho
Goodies tract, on the east by Rudd and
estate.
Second. AS IA acres. known IS tne
William Phaup" tract, which Is divid-4
ed into two parts by the Genito Road.
spears. skinquarter Creek, Borger's
estate, ]. H. Bailey. tho Ford and tho
Osborne" tracts.
There arc dwellings. outbuildings,
tracts. and while the land lies unusual-
~ well and is really good farming land,
there Is hardly more than 100 atEes in
both tracts that is not In good timber
and wood. tits a splendid opportunity
for any one wishing to make good
investment, as practically the entire
property is In a good, healthy growth
OF pines. that are growing rapidly. and
from which, have been told, there
can now be cut several million feet OF
lumber.
Tho property is about 1-2 miles
from Payne's Siding, on the Southern
Railway, and the same distance from
Skinquarter. on the Tldewater and
Western Railroad
TERMS: Cash.
| A. N. PETT1GREW,@ Trustee. %
A. T.. ADAAIsON, Auctioncer.
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To-day, Gnncs.

Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Danville,
a9 Roanoke at Lynchburg
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TO-Dny'a Games.

TO-Dny's Games.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia,
Detroit at New York
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.RA|N BREAKS UP
DANV|LLE GAME
Both Norfolk and the Leaders
Push Over One Run Be
fore Fifth.
.OTEYs PITCHING A FEATURE
Third-Baselnan Hicks Has Col
lision With Catcher Ryan and
Has to Be Replaced.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
z Richmond Portsmouth, rain.
Norfolk, ] Danville, ! Give innings).
Roanoke ynchburg, rain.
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browns Bunch Hits,

PHILADELPHIA, June lin n
pitchers battle here to-day. st. Louis
defeated Philadelphia by punching hits
In the ninth Inning, aided with an
error by Cross.
Score by innings: R.H E.
St, Louis.. 0 0 o o 0 O o o "a S /
Philadelphia 0 o 0 0 0 O @ o 90 3
Batteries, Petty and Buelow; Plank
and Shreck. Time, 1866. Empires, Hurst
and Connolly.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION, SALE
OF
TWO TRACTS OF
AZ TIMBER AND WOODLAND,
CONTAINING TOGETHER TOT Ia
ACRES NEAR PAYNE'S SIDING.
IN CLOVER HILL DISTRICT, IN
CIESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
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To-Dny,s Games,

To-Dny's Games.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg,
Boston at Cincinnati.
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Club Standings.
Winter Shuts Out Cleveland.

BOSTON, June l1.-Cleveland was
unable to hit Winter to-day and was
shut out 2 to 0.
Score by innings r. II. L.
Boston. 80. 0 o o o 20 o o 80 6 9
Cleveland. 0 0 0 o o o o o 90 3 0
Batteries: Winter and Criger; Joss
and Bemis. Time. 1926. Umpires,
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NEW YORK, juno 11.--Detrot
slnothcred New York in to-day's game
by score of 10 to 2. The visitors
made nine Of their runs in tho fifth
inning.
Score by innings: r, II. Z.
New York. 4 0 o i 0 0 o. 8
Batteries, Donovan and Schmidt;
Bracket, Kitson, klenow and hickey.
Yime. $50. Umpire Sheridan.
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THAT MAGNETIC lNT 4 AND VERY
VALUABLE 81 BUlsBAN FARM On
THE HE,RN1iI,AGl1 ROAD, KNOWN
AS ROSE WOOD,'' ,FOR "A LONG
TIME OCCUPIED BY THE LAIiI
MRS, ROSINA u. MO12DlSCAI.
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Auction Sales.--future Days
BY II. a. McCurdy.
Real ESTATE, Auct!oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE
LOT, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. NEAR
r.. r.. & p SHOPS,
1926 BROOKLYN STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-15

Elegant funed of muskra astrakhan China
sabe natural and dyed and sean Not carried
but garments with rolling collars, full backs
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-05-11

stopped? What does cur attorney
think about it .
Corporation Counsel Lemen. III she
is breaking az ordinance il building
on the street lire she can be stopped.
She would have 10 have a permit
viii Decorate City Hail May 8.
An application was amde by Frank
siIvers & Company for permission to
decorate the city han for the Masonic
conclave. Councilman Thompson ex-
planned that it was customary to do
that and moved that it he put in the
hands Of the real estate committee
with power to expend not more than
SIS for that purposes
The following resolutions We're Offer
ed and passed:
Councilman Thompson. That the
books be closed on May is; that the
salaries of all the officers be allowed
for the present years that upon the
recommendation of the finance com
mittee two bonds of $500 each be taken
up and cancelled. that in accordance
with the requirements OF the legisla-
ture a board OF health consisting OF
two citizens and one physician be APP
pointed that DIR Sponseller be ap-
, pointed the physician and that the
mayor appoint the other two; that the
salary be placed at $50 year
Councilman Lemen: That the nni
sance committee investigate the con
dition of the run at the wooden mill.
Councilman Zill: That the matter Of
the pool behind the Trimble block be
i placed in the hands of the nuisance
committee for investigation and clean
ed ont
Councilman Little That the prop
erty on the old water works be plac
! ed in the hands of the real estate com
mittee and rented oEt.
Councilman Little. That the mattei
OF dumping garbage on Stephen streei
ana North College street be looked
Into and the practice stopped.
! Councilman Cushwa That the mat
ter Of repairing the street crossing a
the Episcopal church be put in thu
hands Of the committee with power Z
act.