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FOOL
.LATON.IA BETTORS

r . . -
II CINCINNATI, O., June 21.-IIazel
Thorpe was the only winning favorite
lat Latonia to-day. Only three starters
In the stecplechase finished. War Chief
Won the race easily by six lengths
from Grey Plume, with Merry Pioneer
third
First receive furlongs-stone
Street Is to y first, Rexall q to ~
second. Sabado e to u third. Time,
1902.
Second race-slx furlongs-orlnnd-
wick GO to ~ first, AIinot 90 to ~
second, Della Thorpe GO to ~ third.
Time. 1:15 2.5.
Third race-slx furlongs-Hazel
Thorpe &C to- 81 first, Hickey GO to ~
second eBozerrian g teot'1> third. Time,
'1:15. % . is.a
Fourth e-steeplechass;., short
|course-War Chief e to y first, Grey
Plume Is to lf)second. Merry Pioneer
&c toll third. Time, 1901 3-5.
Fifth race-four and half furlongs
Evelyn S. (l5 to u first. Geneva s.
"a to y second, r. G. Ram Il to 81
third. Time, :55 2-5.
Sixth race-mile and a half-Gnue-
ster I'll to y first, Bernie Cramer 60
to y second, Little Elkin 60 to y
third. Time, 2:36 LIS.
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Auction Sales.--future Days
SALE or VALUABLE Ist,AL ESTATM
IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,, w. A

u !. IL +
BY virtue OF a certain decree entered
on the stu day Of May, 1907, in the
causes OF Nel,ns vs.. Dimmock ct nls.,5
ard Diinmock vs. Dimmock ct nls..
pending In the Circuit Court OF Gloucas.
ter county, Va, the undersigned com.
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1907. at 2 O'CLOCK,
at tho residence, on the premises, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder, that splendid farm known as
"SHERWOOD."
tho residence Of tho late II. G.. Seldom.
situate on Ware River. In Gloucester
by II. Hughes, February 20. 1910. 41O6
acres, more or less; bounded by the
farms known as 'Beau Pre- and WAR
ner Hall" Ware River and Old House
Creek. This farm is situate within
about n milo Of Roanes Wharf, anu
Immediately on Ware River. having q
frontage on said river about three-hfths
Of q mile. On this estate Is @ splendid
residence of twelve rooms and large
conservatory. one other small residence
several outhouses for servants, stables
barns, etc.
Around tho house Is a beautiful lawn
OF about ten acres magnifcently shaded
with clms. naples, tulip, poplars, mag.
nolias and pecan trees.
There Is attached to the house q fine
old garden, which has been we'll cared
for for generations and Is Allied with
beautiful and rare flowers. CRIBS. tshs
and oysters In abundance are to be
found in the rivee adjoining the estate.
On this farm is Il creek, which could
be utilized for tho planting OF oysters.
About $50 acres OF land Is open ana
Is OF great fertility; about 100 acres IL
woodland-much OF which would make
fine piles. There Is also an orchard
| n Inf Of n a nd ,3a {Y,1h no
much Of which measures from two to
five feet on the stump. There Is at the
residence q we'll OF unusually light.
water-something very superior.
sale In four (4) parcels. one OF which
lies southerly OF the main county road.
and Is entirely woodland, and contains
about 80 acres. Then, the farm VIII
be offered as a whole. and the highest
price offered for the whole will be the
family graveyard, situate on the prem.,
ises, will be reserved together with q
right OF way to and from the same.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the ball
interest on deferred payments until
paid, with liberty to any purchaser or
purchasers to anticipate any or all
payments. the purchaser or purchasers
to execute bonds, with approved secur-
ity. for deferred payments.
For further information, apply to any
Of the undersigned.
If for any cause, tho sale should not
talya place on the aforementioned date,
the sale will be adjourned to Gloucester
|Courthouse, Va. at l o'clock, Monday,
July i, 1907.
The farm can be reached via G. & o.
Railway, stoyying at Lee Hall. thence Via
Gloucester Point: or Southern Railway,
via West Point and Gloucester Point;
or York River steamer, vin Gloucester
Point; or Old Dominion Steamship
Company from Norfolk, stopping at
Roanes Wharf.
c. z. CARY, sl.si
gloucester Courthouse, Va,
Marquis JONES'
Newport News, Va.
w. J. NELMS.
Newport News. Va
Commissioners.
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Summary. IWO-bast NIts-AHtllO1Iy
Raley. Three base hit--Mckenna. Sac
rifice hits-McK emma. Bowen, Hooker
Holt, Murray. Eustace, MORRISON
Stolen bases-Bowen, Holt, Hessler
Raley. Struck out-by Flowers. 8; by
Murray, 3. Bases on balls-off Flow
ers, 9 of Willis, /: off Murray, 3
Double play-O:Seil to Bowen to Holt
Hit by pitched balls-Evans and Clay
ton. Left on bases-Roanoke, 10
Umpire, Byron. Attendance, $40.
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Auction Sales--This Day.
by elias. A. Rose,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 6 North Ninth Street,
Richmond, Va.
TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
"P1GEON HILL FARM, HANOVER
COUNTY, VA.
FOR SALE.

Pursuant TO n decree Of tho Hanover
Circuit Court. in tho suit OF Charles A.
Rose vs.. $. Rutherford Rose ct MI,
entered on the Gath day or May, 1907,
the undersigned. SPECIAL commissioner,
Will offer for sale at public auction, In
Hanover county. Va,
SATURDAY, JUNE %. 1907,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. sharp. that vALU-
ABLE FARM, known MS pigeon HILL
situated in Beaver Dam Magisterial
District, Hanover county, Va, about
midway between Hewletts and Beaver
and containing ASSN acres. more or
less, and being part Of the real estate
OF which Alexander r. Fontaine died
seized
There is n large quantity Of valuable
oak and pine timber on this place, and
attention Of dealers. Tho farm has
been recently surveyed. tho lines
to prospective bidders.
Persons going to Ashland from
Richmond win take 12:o5 train.
TERMS: One-half cash, and the resi-.
respectively. ut one and two years
from the day OF SALE tho credit install.
ments to be evidenced by notes Of the
purchaser, with per cent. interest
from the day OF sale added, ana the
title OF property retained as security
for the payment of said notes until
tho whole purchnse-money is paid and
q conveyance ordered by the court: OF
all cash. Mt tn @ option OF til e purchaser
Under the said decree, the place may
be sold as a whole or In parcels. The
method of salo will be determined at
day and place Of sale.
tFiit THOS. WaGARDNER,
Special Commissioner,
Eleventh and Bank Streets
Richmond, Va.
~ ChnS.- 4. Rosa. Auctionoar. $3.50.
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l,ct Should I,c Called or.

In tho evont of a botting Il that Rich
tnond would be IN last place by Il Certain
date. and the Colts tic with another team
for the cellar position. the bet should be
called OF, An example which illustrates tho
case In point: y bots y that ono team viii
win from another and the score Is a tie. In
nine cases out of ten tho bet In the case
citod would be called Of
THE SPORTING EDITOR
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HAVE
ANOTHER BAD JOLT
tSneclal TO The Times-Dtspatch.1

WINCHESTER. Va, Juno 21.-The Rich
mond Brownies received another severe Jolt
at Reservoir Park this afternoon. They
were unable to hit Baker. while their twr1er
was knocked all over tho lot, Winchester
winning ~ to o.
l3atteries: Winch ester-Baker and Wood
ward: Brownies. Hogan and McLevy.
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b. B. BLANKS WINS
HANDICAP SHOOT

CHICAGO. June sl,-rho Great
American Handicap in tho shooting
blanks Of Trezevant. Tenn, with a
score OF II out of Il possible go. NJ. j.
Maryott, of Fort Collins. Col. was
second, with 16. and Chauncey NJ,
Powers. OF Decatur. Ill. was third.
With n.
These three were tied yesterday for.
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Shaffcr, Sullivan, Moss. sicbric. Base
I; Hit BY pitcher-eby shumann. l. /.
struck o,lt---by Cassidy,4 BY Shumann,
4, Wild Enthusiastically Timc OF game,
2:2O. Umpire, TRULY. Attendance, 1000.
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stolen bases1seitz. 2; Cumming, q 2.
Sacrifice hts--Fox. Double plays
Fox. Haas. Rutland to Haas; Houghton
to Haas; Rcggy. McKcvitt to Ryan.
Left on ba se,, 4; Norfolk, 2.
outs-Tox. S; Cumminger, 4. Balk-
Commonger. Wild pitcf-Commingcr.
Time. 1870. Attendance, 1900. Umpire,
HOffncr
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Daily Court Record
Circuit Court,

Tie Circuit Court was engaged all
Of yesterday In the trial OF the suit Of
w. ~. Chestcrman W.. L. Henry Gill
bert for $500. The suit grows out
OF he contract for the construction
bcrts Hotel. Tho case is only fairly
started. and viii almost certainly run
into next week
Chnnccry Court.
In this court yesterday. Edward NJ.
Sydnor qualified AZ executor OF the
estate OF Larlin NJ. Gill. The estate Is
valued ut $4,000. Appraisers were
named to ascertain tho value Of the
estate. ~
1TiiEtinES Court
This court was engaged in tho fore
noon yesterday in the trial Of several
small civil cases appealed from the
Justices court. fF&
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Chas. a. Rose, Plaintiff, vs.. S.
rutherford Rose, ct al. Defendants:
I. J. a. Brown, clerk of the said
court, do certify that the bond re-
CURED Of. the SPECIAL commissioners by
the decree rendered In said cause on
the oath day OF May, 1907. has been
duly given.
Given Under my hand as clerk OF the
said court. this 24tl day Of May, 1907.
]. a. BROWN. Clerk.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTCR1
NO. 1928 JACQUELINt STREET. AMI
TWO-STCRY,s DWELLING. NO. 162l
JACQUELIN STREET, WITH LARGE
7O-ECOT LOT.
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I'o-dny'r mes

TO-dny'n Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia
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Sealed Proposals,

MIME WORll.--TIE UNDERSIGNED
company invites bids for sinking
their double shaft, now 900 feet down
yet another hundred feet deeper, and
for drifting out from 1t some two OF
three hundred feet, etc. Tho com
pany cannot conveniently do this
work themselves, as In the past, be-
cause 1t would Interfere with their
regular business of twenty years
stand!ng Tho company can furnish,
compressed air for the drills, and do
the necessary hosting and pumping.
Drills and dynamite can also no fur
nished, but at the expense of the con-
tractor. Tho work Is in schIst-rock.
not difficult to renOve, bnt needs no
timberins. Accommodation are at
hand, and living is cheap, Liberal
terms will be given, Capital Is not
necessary, but practical miners at
some experience, or otherwise any
contractor of standing IMMORAL II h6
miles north of Richisond, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio. ARNlINlUS
CHI EMIEAI4 CO. ING. Mineral. Va,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Now orloans-Ncw Orleans. s: Nash
At Memphis--Atlanta 2; Memphis. s.
At Shreveport-Shreveport 3: Montgom-
CRY. 9.
At Little Rock-Littlo Rock, 8; Birmng-
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I. a. T. Watt. Clerk Of tho Circuit
certify that the bond required by! the
decree In the causes mentioned In tho
above Advertisement has been duly
executed A. r. WATT, CLERK.
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In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to tho undersigned trustee, dated
June 20, 1905, and recorded In the
clerks office, ) RICHMOND .e 6 Gahaneery
was given to secure the payment OF q
certain sum Of money therein mention
ed, default having been made in the
payment Of the same. and being re-
qutred so to do by the beneficiary, 7
shall offer for sale, at public auction
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE IS, 1907,
at 6 o'clock P. M, the property above
described.
brick dwelling. containing about -
rooms, bathroom, storeroom. etc.
Tho lot fronts 2S feet 4 inches on the
south side Of Gary Street, an. and run g
The house has been recently papercd5
and painted. and Is In nice order.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of SALE,
MI taxes to day OF sale, and $1,000. With
interest on $50 from December 90, 19O8; 3
the balance upon, q credit Of ono and
two years, with interest added. se-s
cured by a deed OF trust upon the
property; or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser.
G. H. SUTTON. Trustee.
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Club Standings.
Errors Contly to Athletics.

tH!LAlJELPldlA; June 2.-Dctroi
the arrnre ~ tha inco,s .o-''' w -" 6 :
g.. -. ,,..,.',. :, :
ocore ny '',hlI'ss. y. ~ :.
Phila. ....O 0 l 0 o. 10
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt
WaddeIi. Bcnoer ana SchrecK lime
l:so. Umpire e'a ss ora.
Ahie''n'h iuHAie" Nntionais.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Thielman
was almost cOmDlete OuZZlc to the
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TIGERS
WIN FROM PH|LA
Washington Shut Out by Lajoic's
Clcvclanclcrs iii Onc-Sidcd
Game. "
THE sox AND BOSTON IN TIE
browns Win Last OF Series from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Easy
for Pittsburg.
THE s0X AND BOSTON IN TIE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ycstrr,ln y'n Results

Ycstrr,lay'n Results.
Washington. o; Cleveland, 8.
philadelphia, Q: Detroit, s.
New York, 8; st. Louis. Z.
Boston. 4; Chicago, I. Called bS
Ercemcnt In clcvcnth.)
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Score by INNINGS: Il.
Richmond 80 i o ! O O O o o.
Portsmouth 1900 O 2 1 o O 0 O O--3
Summary: Two-bnse hits-sullivan.
Three base hits-Siebrie. Stolen bases.
Enthusiastically to Reeve TO Shafter;
Martin to Butman Sacrifice hits
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg, 6: New York, l.
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, 0.

To-day's Games.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Es Cincinnati at PittsburE.y
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Take a Trip to Exposition
On the Floating Palace Hotel
ARATOGA

Leaving Richmond Tuesdays and Sat
urdays at 5 P. NJ. Returning leaves
Exposition Pier Mondays and Thurs
days at p. NJ. Live aboard steamer.
Fare cuch Way..... .Nl.OO
Icrths ....... zoe. md $1OO
Round trip -........ 5000
Including berth from time you leave
Richmond until time arrive back to
Richmond. This means you have full
and FREQ use Of berth all the time.
Persons can leave steamer and return
to steamer at their pleasure. Boat
lays at Exposition Pier all the time,
in full view Of Hampton Roads and
all the battleships. Meals European
plan: very reasonable. Tickets on sale
at following places:
Thaw & Grants Twelfth and Main
Streets: phone 234.
w. T. Dabney's. 90S East Main
Street: phone 2593
ID. O'SULLIvAN,
'PhOnct 203.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta--Sayannah, |; Augusta, &.
At MISREPRESENTATION, g.: Columbia 0
At Observation-Disclosures !; Ma
con, 0. -LL---
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BY N. w. Bowe &, SOM
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
THAT ATTRACTIVE HOMIE. NO. 30la
EAST BROAD STREET. AT THE
+ SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAL
AND TIIIiTY-FIRSTf STREET.
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These lots are the choice and mos,
admired in this growing West Emo
section. Its beautiful grove OF SHADE
trees is an additional charm and attrac.
ton, and the very handsome and valu-
able improvements adjoining give tone
and value not equaled elsewhere or
this thoroughfare. !. =
Solid ground. No MI.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance
2 and 3 years, per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust
J. THOMPSON BROWN: & CO.,
Auctlonecrs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN HEM
RICO COUNTY, VA.

Putze, deceased. I will SELL by public
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE "a, 1907. AT 4 P. NJ,
that very desirable truck-farn, con-.
rooms and usual outbuld!ngs, on the
iHarvle Road, 1-2 miles from Rich-i
mond (on route of Mechanicsville Plke).i
This place Is in a high state OF Guilt
Chestnut Hill car limo. Church and
school adjoins the property sii
TERMS: Announced at sale. 5SE
Il. w. PUTZE, Administrator.
CAREY BEADLES, .Auctloneer. @
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lib Main Street.

-Four Grove Avenue Lots,
NORTHEAST CORNER ROWLAND ST.
25X127 Ola FEET TO AN GALLEY
ADJOINING THE HANDSOME AM
IMPOSING COLONIAL RESID ENCES
NOS. 201S AND Z 2020 GROVE AVE.
THE PRETTIEST. on. THE AvENUE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TIL
PREMISES.
TUESDAY, JUNE 25TH, AT 6 P. NJ.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY Sutton s. Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers,

TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
OF REID
THAT LARGE aTHREE-STORY AND
T BASEMENT BRICK TENEMENT ON
THE S OUTH SIDE OF CARY.
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS. DESIGNATED
AS NO. 113 EAST CARY STREEY.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of a deed OF trust. executed
by Floyd L. Stratton and Wife, dated
July 6, 1904, ia tho undersigned trustees,
said deed Is duly recorded in the County
CNurt clerks office for Chesterfield
county. In d, II. l07, page 347, and being
required so to do BY the beneficiary
(default having been made In thu pays
msnts s nSSs a IN ss,a aSed2 We WI
June %. 1907, at 5 o'clock r, NJ, on the
premises, those four handsome lots
named above, fronting together on the
south side OF Holland Street, ll11-25
feet by 1870 feet deep, to an alley Afteen5
wide. There Is Il nice frame residence
on these lots. containing about ave-
rooms.
TERMS: Cash. as to expense OF sale
(taxes, II any be due) and to pay the
balance duo on tho debt secured In
said deed, s4o2.24; tho balance. II any.
upon such terms as Will ba announced
at sale. n
y. l.. ADAMSON,
AUGUSTINE RCYALT.,
II. w. WElSIGER,
Trustees.is
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CASSIDY IN GREAT FORM

Yesterdays NcSuIts.a-
Portsmouth. 3, Richmond. 2.
Norfolk, 4; Danvillc, ].
Lynchbirg, z; Roanoke, 2.
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Chas. a. Rose. Auctlopeer.
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ERRORS COSTLY
FOR THE colts
4Miscucs, Together With In
ability to Hit Timely, Give
Truckers Victory.
CASSIDY IN GREAT FORM
jDcspitc Defeat, Contest Is Re-
plctc With Thrilling
Situations.
Yesterdays I,csuIts.&-
Portsmouth. 3; Richmond, %
Norfolk, a.; Dnnvillc, ].
Lynchb'irg, Z; Roanoke, g.
I0-Dny'r Games.
iportsinouth at Richmond
Danvillc Mt Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Roanoke
I,n-l,uy.n i:n,,,c,

! portsnoutl, at Richmond.
Danvillc Mt Norfolk.
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
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Sos pshbcsTfcd Runsboa the MARKET donated ~
Nnla eS paH1, high grade aFf
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