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The state herald., 1907-03-29
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gone to a happier country. And In
the isles OF the blest thou reiolcest.
and thou shalt not hunger or thirst
any more. Yea. and thy gods are
thy light. and glory Is ever upon thee 80
Thoughts like these occupied the
minds OF the blest and wlsest long
before the Christian era lntimations
of Immortality abound In all llteN.
tures. The resurrection is not bolt
out OF a clear sky. It is rather n
stage In a process OF evolution. It
builds upon that which has gone be.
fore. II adds To what is already
known. II confirms what was sur.
missed, II gives form and shape TO
shadowy. but persistent and indie.
structible hopes and longlngs. The
thought Of the ages prepared the
way for belief In the resurrection.
and. when It happend. millions
'" were s.,,"s" ready 10 ,9. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
.OKEN|TE AGAIN
LANDS IN FRONT
Is Favorite in Betting and Easily
Captures the Sterling
Stakes.
OXFORD A CLOSE SECOND

NEW YORK, April 2s.-But three
horses faced the starter in the Sterling
stakes, the feature event at7Acqueduct
to-day. Okenite. always the odds-on
favorite, won the race. Here Mountain
permitted Gid to set the pace and he
maintained 1t to the head of the stretch.
Here Mountain let out his wraps and
sent Okcnite after him, being followed
closely by the big gray oxford. Both
horses soon had Gid we'll in hand, and
finished, respectively one and eight
lengths ahead of him.
First race-sellng, six furlongs-Robin
Hood q to - first TaXer $50 to u sec
ond, Golden Shore &c to u third Time,
1:13 40.
Second race-six furlongs-King's
Daughter q to y first, Cressina q to %
second, Sir Edward g to u third. Time,
1:13.
Third race-selling, four and a half
furlongs-Citizen Q3 10 81 first, Biskra
e to u second, Look Go to - third.
Time. :54 40.
Fourth race-the Sterling stakes, mile
-Okenite g to 81 first, oxford Ga to u
second. Gid (6 to ~ third. Time, $40
Fifth race-sellng, mile-Lady Alicia
G to y first, Marathon G to 100 second,
, Fox Meade q to . third Time,
1:4 40.
Sixth race-four and half furlongs-
Apple Teddy 90 to ~ first, Transvaal 60
to ID second, Bell Weather q to u third.
Time, 100.
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CANES CARNIVAL
A BIG SUCCESS
Closely Contested Races and
Basketball Games Feature of
Good Card
Good Card,

The Carnival of Games held last
night in the Horse Show Building, I'M
der the auspices of the boys depart
mcnt of the local Young Mems Chris
tian Association, was a success in every
way, and despite the inclement weather,
a good crowd turned out to witness the
attractive program which had been ar
ranged by Physical Director Reithard
" lille the indor baseball game be-
tween the ''Haysecds,' and the "Weary
Willies," which was won by the former
by - to s, was one of the features of
the evenings entertainment, the relay
races perhaps brought forth the best
efforts from the boys and offered more
enjoyment to the spectators than any
other events on the card All We're
closely contested, one in fact, resulting
in tie. Much amusement was at
forded by the two clowns--J. Binford
Walford and Straughan Turpn.
The Cherokoes and lroquois defeated
the CarliSles and MohaWks in the tun-
nclbaH contest, and II the potato relay
race Gus Fairs team was victorious,
/. Lichtenstcin won the spring-board
nigh jump, with a mark of feet 8
inthes. The figures and pyramids We're
We'll executed by the Leaders corps,
boys class. and drew forth much APP
plause. The Carlislcs won their relay
from the lroquois, and the one between
the Chcrokoes and Mohawks resulted
in tic. Tho $40 class defeated the
6;l5 class in a closely -Contested relay,
and the Nations and Reds turned the
! trick on the Americas and Whites, re-
| specttvely, in their races,
] In the basketball games the First
team won from the Reserves by Ia ia
| II, the score al the end of the first
| half being IS In the second gam,
! the last number on the program, and
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-DispatchJ
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 23.-With
the game tied up and with the Ports.
mouth team at the bat in the last half
OF the fourth inning this afternoon.
Umpire Lally called the game on ac-
count of rain. The crowd of perhaps
five hundred fans who wcathcred the
outlook. wanted the game continued to
the fifth inning at least, but the UNI
repetition of the day before, when
the entire game was played in the
rain.
Portsmouth made two runs in the
first inning, mainly because of the
wildness of Derby. who hit two men
and allowed two hits, one of them a
two-bagger by Moss. After that h,
settled down, and in the two successive
innings retired the side in order. Ken
ney, the Portsmouth pitcher was in
better shape He passed Reeve and hit
Hinton and allowed three hits.
Richmonds runs came in the second
inning. Kirk and O'Nei singled and
later scored on Whites error. fielder's
choice and Hinton's hit by pitcher.
Derby or Still will be in the box to-
morrow. and it is probable that Ken
ney will be given another chance for
Portsmouth
Umpire Lally will so to Richmond
for the games with Norfolk on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
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Auction Sales.--future Days
BY n. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT EXCELLENT AND WE'LL
LOCATE RkSIDENCE.
NO. 504 EAST CLAY STREET,
BY AUCTION.

In execution OF a deed Of trust. dated
September A. 1903, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court, in D. B. 179 &C."
page IA, being required SO to do by the
creditor secured, we will sell. by public.
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1907.
at 5:30 P. NJ.
that excellent two-story Brick Dwell
ing, No. 504 East Clay Street, situated
on the north side of Clay, between Fifth
and Sixth Streets. with tho lot upon
which 1t stands, fronting 90 feet. and
running back about 10 feet.
This is good house. in an excellent
location, and should commend itself
alike to investors and home seekers.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost of executing the trust, and all
taxes to the day of sale and to dis
charge two notes for the aggregate
sum OF $122.64. including interest to the
day OF sale; credit as to three notes
for $50 each at 4s. b4 and so months
from the date OF said deed OF trust. and
a further credit as to $4,000 until Sep
TENDER 4, 1908; and the residue upon
equal credits at one and two years from
the date of sale-all notes to bear in
terest and to be secured by 4 deed Of
trust on the property.
STUART BOWIE,
Trustee
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, 2, Jacksonville,

Charleston, 2, Jacksonville, I.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April IA
snappy game to-day was threatened to
end in tie, when an error by Sitton
gave Charleston the winning run.
Score by innings: r. Fl. r.
Charleston 100 loooolo.-2 |
Batteries: Raymond and Fox; Sitton
and Roth. Time. 1:45. Umpire. Davis.
Savannah, .; Macon, 0.
MACON. April 23.-Deavers superb
pitching won ro-day's game for Savan-
nah. Harris. Macon's left-fielder, broke
his leg in sliding to second.
Score by innings: r: II. r.:
Macon .........0 100000 90 2 Q
Savannah ..OOOOOoO0 2-2 l
Batteries: Quinn and Robinson; Deav-
,ers and Kahlkoff. Time, lao. Umpire,
Fitzsimmons
Augusta, O; Columbia, g.
AUGUSTA, April 23.-Augusta won
from Columbia to-day through Heis-
mac's wildness.
Augusta ........2o1 Ooo.'-s 8 2
Columbia ..,....0 000001 Ia )
Batteries: Holmes and Connolly
Hcisman and Smith. Umpire, Mace
Time. 1850.
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FATES AGAINST
DANVILLE'S START
Special to The Times-pispa,cl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANNILLE, VA. April 23.-The fatcs
which govern the weather were against
Danville again to-day, and the opening
of the baseball season here between the
Tobacconists and the Hill Climbers had
To be postponed until tomorrow. 1t
rained all the morning, and this after
noon the grounds We're entirely too wet
for a contest.
Prior to the opening of the game to-
morrow the Danville and Lynchburg teams
VIII make parade of the principal
streets of the city in carriages, headed
by brass band. At the park Mayor
Harry Wooding and probably some other
local speaker will deliver addresses. and
the Mayor will toss the first ball over the
plate.
The managers of neither Of the teams
have announced the batteries, but each
will put his best foot foremost. "Rube
Howard, the locals favorite pitcher, will
probably be Saved for the opening gam.
Thursday in 1..ynchsurg.
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MARSHALLS DEFEATED.
Leigh School Contingent Has Lit
tie Trouble Winning.

The Leigh School baseball team had
httle trouble defeating the Marshall
nine yesterday afternoon on tho Pub
&c School League grounds, by II to 4,
IN an interesting contest. despite the
large score. CalaVi,a. who was in the
loN for the winners, pitched an excel
lent game. The heavy hitting of the
Leigh contingent, was the feature. The
lne-up and score by innings:
Marshall School--I3arlser. catcher;
Robbins, pitcher; Dyson, shortstop;
Lowry, first base; Courtney, second
base, Bell, left-ficld; Sutton. right
field; Alright, third-basc; Duffy
centre-field
Leigh School--Dyson, catcher; Gala
vita, pitcher; Hulcher, shortstopi Sat
ton first-base; Schoch. second base
Gentry, third base; Beasley, lett-flela
Noble centre field; Jones. rlsht-held. :,
Score by innings; =
Marshall ........O5 o 1 o loo o.
Leigh, 80 0 A 8 3 4 IL
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LOSE
TO DAVIDSON
Locals Have Chance in Eighth TO
Win, but Fail to
Connect.
BOTH PITCHERS IN FORM

The strong Davidson College base
ball team was held to score OF to
by the Richmond College nine yester-
day afternoon on the Broad Street
grounds in an interesting and we'll
played game. The pitching of u.
Wright for the losers, and of Lang
ford, for the winners We're the fea-
lures.
Davidson was first at bat and opened
up in the first inning by pushing a
runner over the plate. Both teams
drew blanks for the next three ses
sions. but in the beginning of the fifth.
the visitors again started things going
by putting two more TALES across.
Neither could score in the sixth and
seventh, but in the eighth, Richmond
College put over one and should have
clinched the game then and there.
With nobody down, G. Wright hit
safely. Gwathmey reached first on
Langrord's error and Martin sacrificed
them both up one bag. Langford then
hit Ezekiel. filliHg the bases. Then
Gwathmey took too long q lead and
was caught Off the bag, which viz
tually robbed his team of at least one
score. for Immediately after, Richard
son drew a pass. D. Wright then lost
all chances for his team winning by
tanning.
Besides the pitching. the two fast
doubie-p plays pulled off in the third
and seventh innings by the Davidson
iniield, the batting of Ezekiel and hit
ting of johnson were the features Of
an exciting contest. The field was a
little too muddy for excellent play
and this was responsible for the ma
jority of the errors made by both
sides. The score:
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music on viol,ns and other ins,ru.

music on violins and other instru-
ments.
The amusements for Friday night at
the rink Will include two fast races.
which Will be announced later. 1t Is
possible that the Taylor sisters Will
, meet pair OF local skaters in q
team race, the teams to skate with
arms crossed and hands calsped. Such
an event would prove interesting.
and as the young ladies are eX-
ceedng fast. they will put up
n contest that would make the best
of the local competitors hustle to beat
them The new series of pictures viii
be seen, as will also the skating spe-
cialty OF the Taylor sisters. The COM
bination OF attractions for Friday
night will make an interesting bill.
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UP2ERVILLE HORSE SHOW
List OF Prizes and Awards Aggre-
gate $4,000 for AZ Classes.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
LEESBURG. VA. April 23.-The list
OF prizes and awards for the Upper
vile Colt and Horse Show, the seven
teenth exhibition OF which will be held
at Grafton Hall on June nth and 18th,
contains premiums agEresating nearly
$1,000, distributed throughout forty
two classes. There are. in addition,
special prizes in the principal events.
The entries close on June list, and
the classes are for harness horses
green hunters. free-for-all jumpers,
sporting tandems. thoroughbred hunt
ers light and heavyweight hunters,
gated saddle, park hack, ladies' hunt
ers and combination harness and sad
die horses. The president OF the asso-
citation is Willie Fletcher; Vicc-Presi-
dents. Richard Dulany and Colonel
Robert Neville; Secretary, p. S. Goch-
nauer.
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the banner event of tlie evening, the
Nations again triumphed over America
In this last contest Carrie Nation. in
full regala, Ratchet included, refereed
The line-ups of these games follow:
First Team. Position. Reserves.
r. E. Forest. -. f. .......v. a. Wells
L e. Van SAINT. #. $40. MEG. Thornton
NJ, r. Lawrence. G.........J. f. Fair
ii. r. Leet. ..... .G. .......... K. FOX
(Acting captain)
Field goals-Wells, 4; Lawrence. 2;
Van SAINT. 1; Thornton, l. Free throws
Van SAINT, 6; Wells, 3. Point awarded.
First Team: Referee--A. a. Booth.
Umpire. S. K. Philips. Timekeper, j. D..
Sharman. Scorer, P. \. Davis.
SECOND GAME.
America. Positions. Nations.
l.. Cosby. ......., F......... b. Lewis
G. Brauer. ......M. Baughman
P. Bruce. ...C.....I Lichtcnsten
s. Padget. discretionary: -. Jones
K. Fisher. .G. w. LeleW
Field goals-Lewis, i3aughman and
Brauer.
The officials:
Committee of angements--Ramon
A. Fisher. Charles w Montgomery. ).
y, Padget. Payson. Bruce, Perry Seay,
Bovee D. Core, Charles 70. Brauer, LIN
wood Cosby.
Carnival Oficials-J. b. Hobbs. G. ".
Bah}ke a. A. Booth. j. ID. Sharman, >.
X. Phillips, f. S. Tousey, p. ri. Davis'
L. w. Fountain.
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Commencing at 1890 o'clock. we will

FINE FURNITURE.
consisting OF Complete Mahogany Bea-
room Suit. with Solid Brass Bed and
Felt Mattress; very handsome Carved
Front Dresser. Washstand and Chiffon
nier. beautiful Wardrobe. with Mirror
Doors. finished inside with Blrd's-eye
Maple; Chairs. Rocker md Centre Table
to match: very fine Genuine Leather
Parlor Suit on Mahogany Frames: hne
Leather Couch. Chartered Oak China
Case and Buffet. Dining Chairs. Parlor
Rockers. fine Lace Curtains. handsome
Enameled Iron Beds. Mirrors. several
Quartcred- Oak Chamber Suits, Rugs,
Druggets, Cutlery. etc.
Tadies especially invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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TAYLOR SISTERS PLEASE.
Exhibition of the Twin Skaters at
Rink Very Exciting.

The Taylor Twinsisters pleased two
more large audiences at the skating
rink yesterday afternoon and last
night. Their act is truly a revelation
in roller skating circles, and Is done
while moving at top speed Their
heel and toe skating is above that
Of the usual rink performers, ana
their work among string OF bot
ties is the signal for applause. In
their dancing stunts they Introduce a
decided novelty, playing their own
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Morgan liz Easy.

MOrEnn II Ehsy.
DETROIT, April 23.-Detroit found it
easy TO hit Morgan, and won the game
in the first three innings, erratic field
ing by ST. Louis helping some.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Detroit -. ....213o0o1o --7 II ,
st. Louis ..... L 100000 02-4 s
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt; Nor
gan and Bender. Time, 2:05. Umpire.
OLoughlin.
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Looks Clear in Roanoke.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
ROANOKE, VA, April 23.-rhe clouds
have cleared away; Roanoke looks for
an interesting game Tomorrow. Both
the teams, however feel the effect Of
two days inactive, and lack of prac-
tice, The batteries will be for Roanoke
Morrisey and Cote; Norfolk, Matney and
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Rain preuents Game.

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, April sa'-Nttl'
prevented the game scheduled here to-
day between the University OF Georgia
and The Virginia Military Institute.
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PACIFICS TAKE SET.
Fast Bowling Team Takes Three
STRAIGHT Games.

The Pncifics of the American Locomotive
Works Bowling Association. took three
straight games last night by fast rolling on
Salentine of the Dredges, did credltaple
work Ramos took high score for the even
ing with 1876. The complete scores toilo"'
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BY Edward S. Rose Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE

THAT TRULY DESIRABLE AND HIGH
IiY VALUABLE DWELLING. STU
ATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF LAUREL AND SPRING STREETS
At tho request OF the owner, we will
sell by auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE 25'rH DAY OF
APRIL. 1907.
at o'clock P. NJ, the property ocateu ~ ~
above Owing to its extensive area, y
viii be offered as a whole or subdiyided
to suit the wishes of its prospective G t,14nd
pettors plat Of some VII o, Pc yo au
onnortunity Of becoming the owner Of the
most most ' attractive home in this sectch OF
the the city If you are in quest Of a. q home me
or an attractive Investment sa,,e med 40 not i
~ " ~ EDWARD S. ROSE Co,
Auctioneers.
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Umpire Lally Stops Richmond
Portsmouth Contest Because oil
Heavy Rain.
SCORE Is TIE AT THE CLOSE
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Richmond Mt Portsmouth trnln).
Lynchburg at DanvilIe (rain)
Norfolk at Roanoke (rain).
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Soft Shirts, $l.OO.

Made OF fine quality Percales
and Woven Madras, sizes Is I-2
up to 1S; guaranteed to fit cor
rectly. Plain Whites and large
assortment of light and dark pat
terms. They are in attached and
detached cuffs and coat styles if
you want them. Others are
charging SI.5o for the same quail
ity. Our price, $1.oo.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
GlS East Broad Street.

MAHOGANY CHAMBER
SUIT. MAHOGANY (MuRROR DOOO
WARDROBE. SOLID BRASS BED,
FELT MATTRESS. MA II OGA ANY
CHAIRS. ROCKER AND CENTRE
TABLES. LACE CURTAINS. IRON
BEDS, LEATHER PARLOR SUIT.
ETC. AT AUCTION, TODAY (WED-
NESDAY). APRIL oath. AT OUR
SALEsROOMs. NO. els EAST BROAD
STREET,
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn
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CLUB STANDINGS.
Cubs Win in Second.

CHICAGO, April 23.-All the runs
scored and oil the hitting was done in
the first three innings to-day, both
Mason and Frazer being batted freely.
Score by innings: r. Fl. T..
Chicago ooooooo-4 S /
Cincinnati ......l l o. % 2
Batteries: Frazer, Lundgren and
King; Mason and Mclean Time, two
hours Umpires, Carpenter and John.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit, Z; st. Louis. 4.
Other games; postponed (rain.)

TO-DAY,S GAMES.
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit
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st. Louis Drops Seventh.

st. Louis Drops Seventh.
ST. LOUIS April 29.-The ST. Louis
Nationals lost again to-day to Pitts
burg.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
st. Louis. 01011002 -5 10 1
Pittsburg .......0 3 0 0 o o O o. 10 4
Batteries: Beebe and Marshall; Lynch
and Phelps. Time. 2:o5. Umpire. ODay.
New York's Hits Timely.
BOSTON. April 2a.-Both pitchers
weakened toward tho close OF to-day's
game. but New York's hits were more
timely, and the visitors won the,r
fourth successive victory over the
local team.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
New York ......0 oo011 20--i IL /
Boston .........0 o 0 DOODLE IL 0
Batteries: Ferguson and Bresnahan
Young and Orndorfr. Time, 1:45.
Umpire. Emslie.
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CHICAGO CUBS
STILL WINNING
Cincinnati Drops Close Game TO
Windy City National
Leagucrs.
P!TTsBuRG is VICTORIOUS
.Dctroit's Defeat of St. Louis Only
Game in American Organi-
cation.
P!TTsBuRG is VICTORIOUS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 4: Cincinnati. 8.
st. Louis. s; Pittsburg. Z.
Boston. 2; New York. 4.
Observation-Disclosures (rain).
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BY w. C. Blanton.
Real Estate Auctloneer
AUCTION SALE
DETACHED DWELLING,
No. 2eO1 East Broad street.

will sell at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a. 1907,
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, the excellent franc
dwelling above referred to, containing
about eight rooms and situated mt tho
southeast corner of Broad and Twenty
ninth Streets.
This property is admirably located for
dwelling or business purposes.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale. w. c. BLANTON
AuctfoneeY.
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Atlanta. S: montgomery, o.

MONTGOMERY, Ma. Apfil 23.-AE-
ter Montgomery had refused repeated
opportunities to score. Walker eased
down, and the game was farcical
Score by innings; r, II. e.
Atlanta 100 ~ o ] SIS . o
AIontgomcry % 90 3
Batteries: Spade and o'Leary; Walk
cr and Haughn. Time, 1:55. Umpire,
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To-DAy,s GAMES

Richmond at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Roanoke.
Lyuchburg at Danvillc.
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BY n. w. Bowe &, Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.


BY n. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
THAT EXCELLENT FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. 407 lie NORTH TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET, BY AUCTION.
In execution of deed of trust. dated
January 90. 1904, and duly recorded In
the Richmond Chancery Court in D. B.
quest OF the beneficiary, sell by public
auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1907,
at P. NJ,
that excellent Frame House above re-
rerred to, situated on the east side OF
Twenty-scventh Street. beween Mar
shall and Clay Streets. together with the
lot upon which 1t stands. fronting 30
feet. and running back 132 feet more
or less. to an alley In the rear. This
property, by reason of its location.
should appeal to investors and home
seekers.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
cost OF executing this trust, and all
taxes to the day. OF sale. and to dis
charge eight past-due notes. amount
ing in all. including interest, to S60.+3:
credits as to eight notes for $3.50 each.
maturing, respectively, at 80, AZ. As. 4S.
81, "a. 81 and so months from the date
Of said deed and further credit of
$500 until January 20, 1909: and the
residue, IL any, is to be payable in two
equal amounts at one and two years
from day of sale--all credit payments
to bear interest and to be secured by
a deed of trust upon the said property.
JAMES r, KENNEDY,
STUART BOWIE.
Trustees.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans. 4; Little Ro

New Orleans. 4; Little Rock, 0.
NEW ORLEANS. April 23-New Or
leans batted Buchanan freely, and had
little difficulty in defeating the WISH
tors.
Score by innings: r. H. e
Little Rock 0 0 O 0 90 5 .
New Orleans.0 0 0 - II
Batteries: buchanan and Lake;
Guese and Mathews. Time, l:25. UNI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24

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