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New York Now Second.

NEW YORK, July 2a.-New York
defeated Chicago here to-day in a
ten-inning game by a score OF ! to y.
To-day's victory regained second place
for New York in the pennant race.
Chicago $50 oo'oooo-o 9
New York II. o. 0 o Oil
Batteries: Brown and King; Ames
and Bresnahan Time, 1:4s. Umpires,
Rigler and O'Day.
Boston Took the Last.
BOSTON. July 23.-Boston won the
last game of the Pittshurg series. .
to 3. to-day. =,
score BY innings: Ri. F. J:
EGsten g ! g S 9 g g 90
{ Batteries: Flaherty and Needham
Willis and Gibson. Time, l:4O. Um-
pires, Carpenter and Johnstone.
Reds Failed to Show.
BROOKLYN, July 23.--several bril-.
liant bits Of fielding enlivened the
game between Brooklyn and Cincin-
natl, the visitors being shut out, to y
Score by innings: r. II. z
Cincinnati ......o o 0 10000 % 6
Brookiyn .......O o00s0020'-2 ]
Batteries: Weimer and schlei: Mcin-
tyre and Bergen. Time, 1885. Umpire
KLEIN. *
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CRISP COMMENTS ON
WORK OF PLAYERS

The boys Will be home tomorrow.
With General Harmony in command,
victory is easy.
Give the team a welcome. and show
Wallace had his big stick with him
and used 1t in Mondays game. A home
run at home would be a pleasing inno-
walton.
hard whenever he is In the game It
would help the cause If he were used
oftener In a utility role.
That boy salve Is now ripe. and When
played the real article behin lind l HIM .SA'''
The men are still running bases In
bga N e fashSn Hilton sYoad
and siebrie, Gettig and Bowen were
Lynehburg has not yet recovered
from It's slump. Bentley and Holt are
catching. and Sturtevant wearing the
mask
That Danville aggregation believes
Kline for ten sateties Monday and
earned three OF their runs, or enough
to win. III
Hem; q pan NILE; ! ana Bentley
home run drives. but Wallace and
McKenna are getting into the swatting
class also.
The Lawmakers are giving &Deautl-
full exhibition Of fast and clean fielding
recently With such sharp work, any
pitcher will look good.
It Is too early yet to talk about
what teams are pennant probabilities.
been in frst place. and the Magicians
next door to IT now the season Will
probably afford the fans OF every town
vet about seven weeks old, and with
only Ave games Won or lost separating
the tail-enders from the leaders, it is
|nnybody's flag yet; II Richmond keeps
er. then 1t will be time to dream OF a
remnant at Bradley Park.
While the merchants and other en-
|thusiastic patrons are offering prizes
tha Lawmakers are reciprocatins With
surprises, and Of tho most pleasing
lSort asY5 Il
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failing to care for it. the horses became
Wild and gradually smaller.
At any rate, as early as 1905 ''ropy PEN
Ming Day had become recognized annual
event during the month OF June, at when
gathered people from the neighborng ISL
ands and from the mainland to spend a
DAY OF merrlment The sport was in tho
nature of tournament, for the young men
performed acts OF daring. riding The un-
broken ponies, while beauty looked on and
applanded There was always a barbecue,
and at night great dance followed the
feats Of chivalry performed during the day.
Other parts q the county, have their horse
shows, With jumping, riding and driving,
but to chincoleasue belongs the distinction
of having the oldest horse function" In
America
Gradually the custom Oh the neighhorins
iflands has been discontinued. the herds
having practically become extinct but on
lChncoteague the inhabitants hold the cele-
bration In great affection and cling tenaci-
ously TO the ancient sport, protecting the
nerds and making the day. now changed u
/ Juiy. the event OF the year n !,
whe Governor of Virginia and Mrs. Swan,
son. together with the members Of the Boar'
| of Fisheries viii be present at Pony Pen
/ ninS' TO- cay
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PITCHER LOuCKs GETS
STILL ANOTHER FINE

Secretary Gregory, OF the Virginia
Baseball League, stated last night that
Pitcher Loucks. OF the Danville team,
had been fined SIS by@the league for
striking Umpire TRULY In recent
game at Portsmouth, and has been
suspended for fifteen days. This fine
is in addition to two of IS each admin
istered by the umpire and by the police
Justice Altogether that single blow
cost tie belligerent pitcher, according
to estimates, not less than Silt. IN
Guiding the loss of salary
ing for suspension OF the benclAng
of their favorite twirler. but. though
he may be badly needed he must re-
main In the category with father IN
the popular song.
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'Batted for Mcmahon in ninth.
FEIZER'S HOMER
WINS GAME

DANv1LLE. VA, July 2s.--Danville
defeated Lynchburg in roth OF the
games OF the double-header here this
sb tSs a ahe rs ganas p bsqs
this season, and It took fourteen cx-3
citing innings to tell the score. The main
features OF the contest were two home
OF Walker. stewart. who was on the
firing line for the visitors, started out
n great shape, and It looked as if
he had things cinehed. For FIVE In
sixth the locals connected for three
safe ones. which netted them one run.
In the inning Just before this Lynch
Of errors, and In the sixth scored again
on q hit. free pass. sacrifice and
another hit.
In the seventh inning Jake Hem,
one Of his favorite stunts BY parking"
the ball, From the seventh to the
fourteenth inning a battle royal was
waged without either side scoring; In
fact, neither had chance TO make n
run. It looked as Il the SPECTATORS
games. when Thrd-Basenan Fetzer
sent. the ball spinning over the fence.
shoemakers almost completely at his
mercy, growing stronger as the game
PROGRESSED. The work Of Rhoades for
Lynchburg and Doyle for Danyille
Hit Oakley Freely.
Danville won the second game by
hitting Oakley freely. In the NTH in
ming. with two men out, singles by
Reggy. Doyle and Mckeeyit Melted
Dapville two earned runs. In the next
inning, three singles and a sacrifice
gave the home team another run. The
visitors scored in the seventh, when
Anthony singled and went TO second on
Eyana's out from short-stop to first.
Ehoades hit to Reggy, who muffed,
Anthony going to third. Rhoades was
run down between first and second
Anthony scoring on the play.
Walsh, who was recently released
by Portsmouth. pitcned his FIRST game
for the Tobacconists to-day and de-
llivered the goods. During the eight
innings. he allowed no passes. struck
out seven men. and allowed but three
scattered hits. The second game had
to be called at the end OF the eighth
| inning on account of darkness. Stur-
devant, first baseman. for the visitors
| accepted thirty-two chances in the two
| games without an error. The work OF
/. Fischman at third-base was feature
| in the second game.
The score.
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VAIL Miis' >. : . ......... : : 8
Totals ..........sa IS or 10 81
Roanoke .......' $40 o o o 8 %
Richmor,d....a. oboe q O O. o T. &
Summary: Three-baseS hits--Wallace
~. Vail. sacrince hits-s-II effron, Fish,
Reeve. Struck out---by Willis, 3; BIZ
Vail, 5. Bases on balla--willis, q BY
Vail, a. Double plays.-Clayton Jun
assisted). Willis TO Eustace. Hit by
pitched balls-Heffron, Gettig Wild
pitches-Willis, 2. Passed balls--Cote,
Walsh. Left on bases---Roanoke. Z;
Richmond, Z. Time of game, two
hours and ten minutes. Umpire, Coli
flower. Attendance, 600.
.Batted for Mcmahon In ninth
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Where They Play To-day.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Lynchburg at Danville
Port az Nnrfn1k
Standing OF the Clubs.
Especial to The Tinea-Dlspatch. /

= ROANOKE. VA. July 2s.-The Rich
mond Colts put 1t ak over Roanoke
tbs ~ AFT Afternoon wlnnl1s both
second by c to 2. The first game was
rather hard-fought, though longs
slow delivery kept the locals guessing.
A golden opportunity to score and
probably win the game was lost in the
first inning of the first game, when
Roanoke. with three men on bases and
one man out, famed the air.
Errors in this inning allowed Rich
rnond to secure one run, and this was
added to in the third and fourth by
two more. After this the Colts could
do nothing with Willis and were re-
tired in rapid succession.
One OF the features OF the FIRST game
was the heavy hitting OF Brodie. who
made three OF the FIVE hits made by
the locals. The visitors secured only
four hits off Willis but excellent base
running and hingle at opportune
times enabled them. together with err
rors by the locals. TO win the game.
The tabulated scores:
FIRST GAME.
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cleyelnn1 After Grnney.

Il WILK EsBARRE, PA. July 23.-An
option on Pitcher Eddie Graney. of
the Wllkesbarre team Of the New
York State League, was secured to-
land Club. who applied to President
Andrews Lynch for it upon receiving
fine reports of Graney's work The
young pitcher is considered the star
has won thirteen games and lost four,
and has batted at over 400. He Is. a
left-hander and has enough nerve for
an entire team,
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FITZPATRICK IN
BRILLIANT Il. FORM
Times Dispatch Twirler Let's
Petersburg Down with a
Lonely Hit.
[special to The Times-pispatchl

PETERSBURG. VA, July 2s.-The
team. though heavily
Handicapped by the absence of three OF
their best players, had little trouble in
defeating the Riverside Club team In
this city yesterday afternoon by the
score of 5 to /. Fitzpatrick. the vs-
ting twirler, was in magnificent form
lone hit. besides striking out seven
men and contributing a timely hit.
which sent two runs over the plate.
Eanes,. in left. for the Richmonders.
Lipscomb's Texas Lacquer over hort,
was little shy OF marvellous. Bowe
Miles and Crawford, of the visitors
also deserve special mention for their
work.
Leake for the Club team wirled a
good game. but punched hits in the
first three innings gave the visitors a
safe led. fPritchard,e att short. and
Lipsco mb.e at second and Holden, at
third. We're the local stars.
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second game by to against MOSS
Portsmouth Truckers this afternoon.
Mailman, the Portsmouth twirler. usu7
ally effective, was hit freely through
out the game. Jordan was invincible
when men were on bases, and he was
given great support by the men play
ing the game in the field. Not once
during the game aid portsmouth look
like a winner. After scoring two runs
in the second, Norfolk played with a
confidence that took much of the gin
ger out of the opposition.
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Penn Cricketers Lokc..

DUBLIN, July 23.-The University OF
Pennsylvania cricket team was defeat
ed BY the Woodbrook eleven in the
first match of Its Irish tour. In the
first inning yesterday Pennsylvania
scored 1872 and Woodhrook 17s.
out for 205. making total of 397,
while the Woodbrooks scored 222 for
seven wickets, thus winning by three
wickets.
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EcKsroNE WIN GO WEST.
Former Colt Pitcher VIII Sign witt
the Dubuuuc Team.

Pitcher Eckstone. formerly with
Bradiey's Richmond team, but
more recently with Lynchburg. arrived
in the city yesterday en- route TO Du-
cept an offer to pitch for the team there.
Eckstone did good work for the RICH
mond teamla last year, but this year his
work has not been up to his old stand :
failure to make good here. Lynchburg
released ONell1 after three or four
games. and he then went to the North
Carolina farm. tf .uL..
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sTAuNroN oUTcLAssED.
Again Defeats Vale.
Rivals in fGnsy Fashion.

Rivals in Ensy Fashion.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcil.1
\ W1NCHESTER VA. July 23.-The
Staunton baseball team failed again
this afternoon at Reservoir Park to
the latter winning by 10 to 2.
& Captain Baker ofssthe locals, usually
at shortstopS pitched an excellent
game. and r.. Brown. Mcdonald and
sational catches, while Duggnn scored
a home run for Winchester
Batteries: Winchester - Baker and
Woodward. Staunton - Warren and
Spicer. ais
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K1NsToN IS AGAIN BEATEN.
Pillius, the winston Pitcher, Had the
-.@IL..I-. KinAto ninnR Guessing.

Especial to The -nispatch.1
WILSON, N. O.. July 2s-In a fast
game here to-day Wilson defeated
Kinston to Q.
The features We're Wooten's long
running catch for the visitors and
Pilling's work In the box
Score by Innings: r, II. E
Kinston, o o o o o o o o 90
Wiison..,. o o % o 0 4 0 o .--l 8 4
Batteries. ISinston--Patterson and
BELL, Wilson--Pilling and Wrenn.
IInpire. Miller. Is
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Standing of Clubs.
CInrkson in Great Form,

# CLEVELAND, July 23.- Cleveland
made It three straight from Washing
ton, Clarkson shutting Washing on out
with but one scratch hit up to the
ninth inning.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Cleveland 1911 o 90 Q o2.o.-3 o
Washington ~. 0 o 90 Q 90 Oil 2 2
Batteries: Clar kson and Clarke !;
Smith and Heydon. Time, 1875. Um-
pre- Stafford.
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fisB,;l to Cooch LAFAYETTE.

EAsToN. July as.--The proposition
to have the Lafayette College foot
ball team coached by the alumni has
been dropped for another year, and the
secured the services of Dr. Al Buli
for the approaching season. This viii
he DR.. Bulls NTH successive year as
coach at Lafayette.
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Willis. not being satisfied. went IN.
to pitch the second game, and added
found him for nine safeties. which re-
suited in six runs. On the other hand,
Vail. the new q cauisition of Richmond.
handed the sphere across the rubber
ers were unable to And It. and only
succeeded in getting Ave hits. and
some OF these Of the scratchy kind
strength to the Richmond team.
In the field the visitors We're always
there, and Apparently safe hits were
handled by the Mayors in a sensa-
tional manner. At no time in the
second game did Roanoke have a
chance to win. Both games were play
ed in n sharn and snappy manner. and.
but for a little dispute between Clarke
and His 1Tmps in the frst game. was
without dispute. Clarke was promptly
benched and all went smoothly.
The tabulated score:
. "a d Z v,rf s~Sta
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In execution OF the decree Of the
Rich mond Chancery Court, entered July
Rebecca Smith and others, the UNDER
signed, special, commissioner therein
appointed. Will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JULY IS, 1907,
at 6 O'clock p NJ, the property above
described, being that certain lot Of
land with the improvements thereon,
fronting 80 feet on the south side @olS
Graham Street. and extending back
between parallel Slinesll ITO feet 20 an
alley 10 feet wide: and that certain .lot
or parcel Of land, with the improve
ments thereon. commencing at point
on the south side OF Graham Street.
100 feet and inches from Its inter,
section with Marshall. Street. and
fronting on the south sideaof Graham
Street n feet s inches: and running
back between parallel lines ITO fses
IAN alley 10 feet wide. being part Of
Lot No. in Square rs In Joseph ~
Pleasantss plan OF the town of Ful tom
TERMS One-third cash;Sthe residue
in two equal Instruments at six and
twelve months from day of SALE tho
purchaser executing his negotiable
notes for deferred payments, with in--3
terest from day OF sale. and title to be
retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. \. - :.
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Danville $50. oo0o6 l1oooooo1-3
Lynchbure 100000 LOO o 0 O Q 0 o.
X Summary: Earned runs-Danville, 2.
Stolen bases-Henn. Sacrifice hi.s-
Hooker. StIrdevan,. lIicks. Two-ba Sc
hit-Reggy. Home runs-Hcnn Fet-
ger. Left on bsses-Danville, 8; Lynch
burg, s. Hits-of Walker, 4; Stewart,
b. Struck out-by Walker, 8; Stewart,
s. Base on balls-Waiker, 8; Stewart
3. Hit by pitched ball-Hooker. Time
of game 2:30. Umpire, Handiboe. At
tendance 500.
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Portsmouth 80 o O o o o o o 90
......;...0 2 OIL O. 90 80
Summary: Earned 1'uns-Norfolk. 8.
TWO base hit-Cunlmings Three base
Sacrifice lits--Cumming
Havener. Left on ses-Portsmouth,
s; Norfolk, Z. Double .plays-Sulllvan
to Moss; Jordan Manion to Haas.
o oates gd {: Hallnan. i. Batter
hit-Hallman d. Time. 1:25. At
tendance, 500. Umpire. TRULY.
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AS executor OF Robert Bradley, de-s
ceased, ] Will offer for sale at public
1 WEpNh SIS THE s1sr DAY OF
beginning at II o'clock A. n, at
"Greenway," near Charles City Court.
hqnse Xa sRqnt FiPTH HEAR EtaI}o o
Brood Mares, Three-year-olds. rwo-,
year-olds and Yearl!hEs, w
The stock farm from which the gaze
will be had can be readily reached FROM
Wilcox Wharf on James river. or from
Providence Forge on G. 8 o. railway,
In announcing this sale the executor
begs, TO remind the public that they Y
purchase well-brad animals that have
demonstrated their ability to produce
good running stock IL. -, !, 4, !.
note. with approved resident endorser.
j. z. HUBBARD. Ex'or.
Jno +. Nance, Auctioneer.
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wra1ch to Referee.

SAN FRANCISCO. July as.--Jack
WEIGH, Of this city. last night was
selected as referee. OF the contest be-
tween Jimmy Britt and Battling Nell
son, which will take place at the
Auditorium Wednesday evening. July
31st,
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Summary: Sacrifice hits-Long 70.
Hebron. Raley, Mcmahon. Stolen
bases-Eustace. Brodie 81 CLAYTON.
Hessler. Willis. Struck out-Willis, Z:
long, s. Bases on balls-Willis. 4;
Long, A. Double play--cote to McMa-
hon. Hit by pitched balls--Eustace.
Hessler. Passed balls--Cotas (2). lie &
on bases-Roanoke o. Richmond. 3
Time OF game. 2:o2. Umpire. collinow-
er. Attendance. 500.
.Batted for Willis in ninth
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Timcs-Dispntch.

rick, ~. by Leake, 3. Bases on balls
off Fitzpatrick. 2; off Leake, 2. Two
base hit-Ezel1iel. Stolen base-Mc-
1lWaina. Hit by 2it,h,1 l,all-J5. Lips-
comb Double p!a;e --tI3'lcn 10 Mi s.
comb, Ezekiel to Miles. Time of game,
1:15. Umpire. Mr., Blank. Attend
lance 200. ~,
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apttinn Aalta, Otis Nap.
BY Green & Redd.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION Said
Three Small
Dwellings

IN GOOD REPAIR AND IN Fine Los
cALITY. BEING NOS. o15 AND OFT,
NORTH THIRTY-SECoND sTRDErs
RENTING FOR $500 PER MONTH";
EACH, AND NO. 1926 NJ TH1RT1ETH
STREET. RENTING FOR 5000 PER
MONTH. a,
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ON WEDNESDAY,, JULY OATH.
commencing at 6 o'clock p. NJ. on the
premises we will offer the above prop
erty at auction. These dwellings pay
we'll as an Investment as they .ars
never vacant, and make such ydesira-
bic homes for colored people.
TERMS: Very liberal and announced
at sale.
J1t'SJ ~ A
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated
November 81 1925; recordsd T. p: e e
default having been made
in the payment Of the note for S6s6:66.5
due on the 3oth Of last May, and be-
thereof. will sell at public auction
ri ia THE ssTH DAY. OF JULY,
that certain lot OF land at the south-,
east corner Of Ninth and Hull Streets.
fronting l29 5S-l0O feet on south line
Of Hull Street. running back from said
Ninth Street. and on the other line
parallel herewith 112 $500 feet the
rear Is q broken line. Fol. particulars,
see plat recorded In D. B. "a. page b6.
in said clerks office. A good piece OF.
zeal estate with q big future to It. 5&
TERMS: Cash.
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GIANTS CLIMBED
TO SECOND PLACE
Their Victory Over Chicago and
Pittsburg Defeats Explains
the Change.
SENATORS n 10 ARE DoWNED J
Garrison Proved Enigma to Ma
ionals-Off Day in Ma
tional To-Day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ycstcrdny's Scores.
New York, L; Chicago. O.
Brooklyn, q; Cincinnati, o.
Boston. 5; Pittsburg, 3.
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aurtion 5ules, future Daps.
BY c. L g. H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
GREEN e. REDD,ss
~ Auctioneers.

PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE DEsIR-
ABLE DWELLINGS,
Nos 11o5. 1907 AND 110s GRAHAM
STREET (FULTON).
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Schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston
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WILLIS TRIED TO
PITCH In BOTH
Vail Pronounced Wonder by
Roanokers, But Long Was
Equally Effective-Dar-
ing Base-Running a
Feature Of Both
Games.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
scorcs.

Richmond. 3; Roanoke. 2 (frst gar1e).
Richmond 6; Roanoke, z (second
game).
Norfolk. S; Portsmouth. 0.
innings.
Danville. 3; Lynchburg. !, (second
Harrlel.
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GEORGE j. HOOPER, JR.,
Special Commissioner.

The bond required OF the special
Commissioners in the above cause has
been duly given. 5
Given under my hand this goth day
OF July, 1907. CHAS. o. SAVIr ~,
z 4,s3 Clerk. dSs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Scores.
Cleveland, g.; Washington. /
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landing Of Clubs.

Schedule for To-Day.
No games scheduled.
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BY A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester. Va,

THE BRICK STORES AND DWELI.-85
INGS. NOS. S26.AND s2s HULL ST..
WITH VERY LARGE LOT. CORNER
HULL AND NINTH STREETS
MANCHESTER. VA
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That Danville aggregation believes
In batting out games. They hammered
kline for ten safeties Monday. and
earned three of their runs, or enough
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EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF

L. ADAMsON. Trustee.
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Hem, Of Danville, and Bentley, OF
are sharing the honors In
horne run drives, but Wallace and
are getting into the swatting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-02-27
Sentiment in Gaelic.

atnvourneen, your eyes are like stars
in astronomy,
Layishing wrinkles with naught OF
economy
Feith, ii / tried TO, couldn't tell how
many Lads lost their hearts TO those
charmers Of blue.
Poetie'lly speaking, sure no one supposes
That eyes are real stars or that cheeks
arc real roses,
Rut were poet my verses would close
as tributes endearing to tell tales on
you.
Political science and ancient biology,
Latin and Greek sprinkIed over psyeh
ology,
sandwiched in bundles Of quaint archaic
ology,
Amt A. complex as some Of your wiles.
True, tis, indade, you'd be great in
sassiety,
Every grand dame in vain would try to
vie with yei
Iotheen i sweet, but il doesn't come
nigh TO We,
Setting my heart all awajrl with your
smiles. Chicago Record Herald.