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LOCALS HAVE. NO
TROUBLE WINNING

sphere for halfway around the CIR
cult. Titmati sacrificed personal glory
for the good OF the whole. sending
Sandherr to third. and fson did like
wise with Il fly to centre that scored
the runner. Cowan. following, cracked
the ball on Its nose to left for two
bags. but Archer flew out to left.
Archer famed both Clark and Clay
ton in the sixth. and let lfcssler binglc
out to 'ritman.
tferfron sent short fly to centre
that was good for a base, 1.ipe sacri-
ficcd him to second. and he went to
third when itanzler went out Mt first
on grounder to Clayton. Then Cen
cral Riggs started to the plate and
lined ono to Clark that was GOOD
for a single. but the latter let IT amblc
through his legs. and when RIGGS stop
ped running the bases were empty.
After both Lolr and Clark had SIN
gled in the eighth inning and Heffron
had made nice stop Of the )atter's Ms.
Ihclding Lohr on second, Hessler drove
f1y to deep centre. RIGGS took 1t In
and recovered so quickly that the men
on bases never had n chance to move.
Lipe handled Clayton's groinder. 1t
was in the Lawmakers half that Nc.
Malion eliminated space and COPIED
Lipc's high liner with his nit.
Painter, singled TO centre In the last
round, but Kanzler used his noodle.
throwing him out at second when Nc
Mahon welted a grounder to him. Shat-
fer's single to centre placed McMahon
on third. and when Martin flew out to
ritman the shortstop scored on tic
throw in. yernellc whipped the at
mosphere -four times. The score:
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BERRY MAID WINS
AvERNA IN A WALK

.AQUEDUCr, N. Y, April 22.-Berry
Maid, heavily played at 16 to 5, easily
won the Averna Stakes OF six furlongs
at Aqucduct. to-day Bosom, a quick
breaker, went out to make the pace,
followed by Berry Maid and Colbert.
In the stretch Berry Maid went to the
front. and won by sone and one-half
lengths. Bosom was second.
First race-four-year-old and up:
selling, six and half furlongs-Chan-
tilly q to ~ first, Saylor e to l, place)
second, Dennis Stafford a to s. show
third. Time. .1.21 S-5.
Second race-steeplechase handicap;
fcur-year-olds and up; about two miles
Rocket 6 to 81 first, Jim McGill q
to 3, place. second. Nervane (even.
show third. Time, 4:23 4-5.
Third race-the Averna Stakes: three
year-olds: six furlongs-Berry Maid &c
to 50 first. Bosom "a to S, place. second,
Halkett q to 10, show) third. Time,
1914 2-5.
Fourth Merchandising; three-year-
olds and up; one mile-zienap &C to ~
first Rifleman 6 to l, place. second,
Jubilee Il to 4, show third. Time,
1:4O.
Fifth race-two-year-old selling;
| four and a half furlongs-Madrill Is to
81 first, Tom Reid q to 10, place. sec
ond Distract q to /, show third. Time
$50 1-5.
Sixth race-for maidens; three year
olds ana up; selling; six furlongs---
Mary Hall (5 to ~ first, George G.
Hall 6 to /. place. second, Lady CO.
rhine G to !, show) third. Time. 1916.
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DANvILLE VS.. RICHMOND.

Danville and Richmond Erapplc to-
day on the diamond and as this is the
first game between these two teams
this season. the fans will turn out
strongly to get a linegon the visitors.
From their showing with Lynchburg
the game should DO an animated one.
Every attendant of tho baseball
games in Broad Street Park this sea-
son Scan rest well assured that there
Is nd need for rushing for car after
the games are ended. The car COM
pany announced last night that an
ample supply of cars would be kept
parked at the end Of Broad Street
every day there is a game. OF course,
II Is impossible to keep tho cars stand
ing on the tracks near the ball park
and block the main line.
But three minutes time is necessary
70 get the cars from opposite the
Home for Inuurables to the grounds,
and All that Is necessary Is for the
baseball enthusiasts to be little patti
ent, and they will get home surely and
comf6rtabty
Tuesday'the tie game between Rich
mond and Roanoke was suddenly CALL
ed by the umpire and. the representa-
tive Of the company did not have time
to get tho cars to the ball park before
hundreds of patrons had rushed and
crowded on tho cars or else were we'll
on their way walking homeward.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

COLUMBIA, April 2a.-c3lumbia AMI
augusta played tho second tie game
OF the series to-day. Schmick, Of All
gusta, was ordered from the grounds
by the umpire. The game was called
at the end OF the eighth on account Of
darkness.
The score by innings: r. III. =.
Augusta. oo1OooOo-1. s i
Columbia oo0ooO-1 4 1
Batteries: Richardson and Carson:
Volz and Harnish. Time, 1:4s. Um-
pire. Lnnigan.
AZ Macon: Macon Savannah, post
poned. rain.
JACKSONVILLE, April 22.-Jackson.
vile again defeated Charleston to-day,
a to g The champions looked like sure
winners to the eighth, when the To-
Gals punched hits on Routh and
scored three runs.
Tho score by Innings: R.II. f.
Jacksonville. 000010O3s-4 1
Charleston..... 00O0o0OO0-2 S /
Batterles Williams and Roth:
Routh and Durlln. Time, 1875 I'm.
pire, TRULY.
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VIRGINIA
Especial to .rhc Times plspatsll. |

Especial 10 The Times -Dlspatcii.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. April 49,
BY defeating North Carolina to-day,
8 to 4. Virginia evencd up with the
old North state team for the defeat
sustained Mt Greensboro three weeks
ago. To-day's contest was the most
thrilling that has taken place on Lam.
beth field In recent years.
1t was nip and tuck throughout.
with Virginia one run in the lead at
the beginning of the ninth Both
teams rallied In this inning. however
tho visitors sending two men across
the pan In her half. When Virginia
responded by scoring two runs and
winning the game. pandcmonium
reIened. and 1t was fully five minutes
before the noise subsidized
Tie crowd was the largest OF tho
season. overnowing both stands THO
college band played popular airs ard
the goats of the Theta MI Epsilon fra.
ternity. attired In convict suits. pulled
off stunts which kept the spectators
in good llumor.
susons made Ills first appearance
since the. great game he twiri.l
against Princeton last week. and held
the visitors to five hits. One OF these
should have been handled by Thorn
Dul WENT LluIouSh MN anu TOllCn
across the running track In deep CEN
tire. scoring two runs. In her half
of the fifth, Virginia tied the score.
Maddux got an infeld hit and Thorn
was safe when Captain James threw
to the wrong man at second. Both
counted on Honakcr's drive to centre.
In the sixth Cabaniss opened up with
single. was sacrificed to second by
Pearson, and tailed on Maddux's time
ly hit to right field.
This ended the run getting until the
ninth. For Carolina. James drew a
pass, and Stewart sacrificed him to
second. Hobbs was safe on Maddux's
tumble. With the infield playing in
close. Fountain dropped a Texas
Lacquer, scoring both runners. The
crowd arose when Virginia came to
bat in her half OF the ninth. Stewart,
who had succeeded Fulenweider in the
box. became unsteady, passing both
Thorn and Susong to first. Honaker's
grounder struck Susong. retiring the
Virginia twirler. With Thorn on third
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stnndlnx OF thc clubs.
Chimes To-day.
Danville at Richmond.
Lynchburg Mt Roanoke.
Portsmouth at Norfoll,

In the third game OF the season at
Broad Street Park the Lawmakers
found no trouble trimming Roanoke by
the score OF 3 to i. The Highlanders
rover got within striking distance un-
I'll the ninth, when they sent one man
across the rubber. Richmond is now
the only team standing at 1000 per.
and this good start has secured tho
Hearty support OF all the fans.
Archer made consistent showing
on the bill until the eighth. allowing
hut one single. Two hits. however.
were secured off him in each OF the
following innings
Nernnclle. who twiried for the visi-
tors. was touched up for hits at OPP
FORTUNE moments. but he allowed no
man to walk to first Not single base
Was stolen during the entire game. and
only a few were attempted.
The Lawmakers won in the fifth and
sixth innings. getting one and two
runs, respectively. a good all-round
f,tlding game was put up By the locals,
while Clark made bad error for
Roanoke that scored two runs. Lipe
vas robbed of another hit yesterday by
Mcafahon's grandstand catch Of high
liner. Cowan got In some good swats
with the willow. Manager shaffcr
made his f1rst appearance at first, and
showed UP in style.
The weather was favorable for base
ball. and nearly 5000 fans witnessed
the melee.
The ,,rst inning was uneventful, and
both sides went out In order In the
second. Archer. tanning Painter and
Shaffer. whose ovation as he went 10
bat availed him nothing.
In the third Mcmahon made nice
stop of Tson's buzzer past second. The
next inning. after Heffron flew out t.
second. Lipe set his team an example
by smuggling the sphere into the left
field bleachers. which allowed him two
bases. But Kanzler put fly to Clark
and riggs grounded to short.
Vernue1le secured the first hi. for
his team in the fifth sending Martin
to second. but both were left on base
Sandherr started things in the locals
half by putting his weight against the
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stnnding Of The Club..
Games To-Day.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Boston,
Brooklyn at New York
81. LouI. Drop. Another.

PITTsBURG. April 22.-Pittsburg
defeated st. Louis int the opening game
here. Wagner received a great ova-
'tion and justified the confidence in him
by knocking a two-base hit in the
fifth inning with two men on bases.
The score by innings: n. II. T.
Pittsburg. 000o3o0'-5 10 q
St. Louis...... 0ooooo1 oo-1
Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson; Nc
pre- Rigler.
Flnhcrty Wild.
BOSTON. April o.-Philadelphia won
from Boston to-day, Z to I. Flaherty
was wild, and only lasted one inning
pooin's fielding was the only feature.
The score by innings: r. II. u
Philadelphia. 500000101-7
Boston. ooo1ooooo-1 q
Batteries: Mcouillan and DOOM IN
Dorner and Bowerman. Time. l:aV'
Umpire, KLEIN.
First Home Gnme.
CHICAGO, April 22.-The champions
won their first home game in easy
fashion. Coakley was Wild and M
freely in the 1--WE innings he pitched
The score by innings: X. H. ~
chicago. 100130o0'-1 10 ]
cincinnati oO0001020-3
Ratterieg: Frazer and King
coaklev, loser and Mclean. Time, l:4V
Umpire, ODay.
NEW YORK, April 2e.-New iors
heat Rrooklyn 3 to 2 in the opening al
the polo grounds to-day. The visitors
held the lead up to the final inning =!
rhen with two men retired. Donlln
saved the day with homo run scor'
ing Tenney ahead OF him. - =
S.,ora hy innings: II. II. ~
brooklyn. .......0 COL DOL -
New York. % 90 VI 80
Hatteries: Mcintyre ana ber en- Gu
Mathewson and Bresnahan. lime Id
,lmnyres, EmsIie and Rudderham.
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TRINITY DOWNS ST. JOHNS
IN A SNAPPY BALL GAME

DURHAM, N. c., April 22.-In A
snappy game ST Johns College OF An-
napolis, Nd. went down to defeat To-.
day it the hands OF Trinity by a SCORE
OF 9 to o. Rosley, who proved such
q puzzle to Carolina on Monday was
in the box for the visitors, and was
pounded hard. His team support was
ragged. Tho feature OF tho contest
was Gannts pitching for the Metho-
cl,sts, who yielded only four scattered
hits and famed fourteen men. His
support was OF the gilt-edgo variety.
The score by Innings: II, TT. e.
ST. John's...... 000000 20 90 4 4
Trinity........ 10001 IL SIS 10 1
Battorles Rosley and Briscoe;
Gannt and Claude Flowers, Umpire,
Williams. Time, 1880
Down Freslimcn.
TSpocia, to THE Times Dispatch
WAKE FOREST N, q, April 2a,f--
The juniors downel the FRESHMEN this
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ANNAPOLIS, MD, April 22.--By not n
fun half-lenEth of her spider-like
shell. the Navy this afternoon lost to
the Harvard eight-oared crew one ot
races ever. roWed over tho two-mile
course on tho Severn River. The time
OF Harvard. was ten minutes and thirty
seconds;4 Navy, ten minutes, thirty-two
the record fo,' tie course, On account
OF tho tide and wind. Harvard chose
to row up the Severn, and this the
Navy agreed e, The Navy caught the.
minute, while their opponents' rate
was forty. The 8midshipmen jumped
to the front and held q quarter of
o length lead until the half-mlle sig
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TIMELY HITTING
SECURES VICTORY
Especial 10 The Times-Dispaten.l

ISpectaI 10 7 he IIines- Dlkratcn.I
DANVILLE. VA. April 22.-Lynch-
burg by landing on Pitcher Loos good
and hard in the seventh inning. won
the contest here to-day after an az
citing and close battle. Up to the
seventh inning Loos was invincibic.
and kept the visitors guessing. In this
inning he weakened and four hits,
coupled with his own costly error. sent
three men across the plate. which was
lust enough to win. ShuInann was in
good form and very effective. He kept
his hits we'll scattered. except In the
first. when the Tobacconists batted
out an earned run. The Hill Climbers
showed plenty OF team work, and their
hitting was feature.
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Eo,,rth Consecutive Defeat

DETROIT. April 22.-Two triples,
two singles and three bases on baHs
IN the fifth inning gave St. Louis to.
DAYS game. 1t was the fourth conse-
cutive defeat for the Champions.
Score by innings: +. II. -.
Detroit ........ 2o0100000-3
ST. Louis .... 0oO151oOo-7 8
Bailey and Spencer. Time. 1:4o. UNI
pire, Evans.
Owen Was Puzzle.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Aprit 22.-Chi-
cago defeated Cleveland to-day by the
score Of 4 to O. owen was puzzle to
the locals. and held them to three hits.
Score by innings: r. II. p.
Cleveland -. 0 90 0 o 000-0
Chicago ..... 3O0100o00-4
Batteries: Liebhardt Rhoades, Clark
son and Clarke; owen and Sullivan.
Time, 1:45. Umpires, Egan and
O'Loughlin.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-The
opening game OF the American League
season took place here to-day, the
home team defeating New York by
to 9. The home team punched hits
better than New York and won.
Score by innings: r. Fl. p.
New York 0O1170 0000-2 s
Philadelphia u. OIO0011 0'-3
Batteries: CHESHIRE and Kleinow
Plank and Powers. Time. 1855. Um-
pires, Sheridan and Hurst.
Capital Season Opens.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April ga
big crowd witnessed the opening game
here to-day between Washington and
Boston, the latter winning, 5 to 3
Timely batting by McHale, Carigan
ana Laporte won the game for the
visitors.
The score by innings: r. Fl. u
Washington ....1 0 1E001 00o-3
Boston .........0 Q o. 2 0 0-5 IL
Batteries-Smith. Falkenburg ant
Street; Winter, Morgan and Carrigan
Time, 2hours. Umpire, Connolly.
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Different Agree n,eut,

Sporting Editor The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Please inform me through your
paper why Umpire Mace sent Honaker
back to second base when the pitcher
threw the. ball In the bleachers trying
to catch him at first In tho game be !.
he did not do the same When the same
play happened yesterday between A.
and NJ and Princeton, only tho short
stop instead OF tho pitcher made tho
go home? a IS
4 reader OF your paper, O. M. II.
Princeton and a, and NJ, agreed hos
ns EsmG 70 pay sroah
Virginia Princeton game.
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In pursuance Of decree of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Virginia. III
the a, matter Of o Magic 4 Nj anderson.
entered on the 18th day OF April. 19os.a
and in execution of the deed of trust,
from the said Maggie NJ. Anderson.
dated the 21st day OF October. 1907.
and OF record in D. B. 1875 A. page $50,
Richmond Chancery Court. the under,
signed. trustees. will sell. by public
auction, on the premises; on -
MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1905,
at o'clock P. NJ. the real estate re-
ferred to In the said decree and deed.
and situate as above stated. comprising
the new and spacious detached two.
house, No. 719 North Twenty-third7
Street. with the lot on which 1t stands.
1t being moderrily appointed, neat and
substantial, and under rental at $40 per
month; the spacious and substantial
frame residence No. 7s1 North twenty
third Street. adjoining the above on
the north. with the corner lot on
which It stands, having the modern
conveniences, newly papered through
out. we'll appointed for two families,
and underSrental at $50 per month; and
the very desirable vacant Tot adjacent
on N Street, fronting 81 1O-12 feet, and.
having a good depth; the dimensions
of the said several parcels being shown
by the plat of survey thereof to be eX-
.hibited at the time of sale. and which.
may be seen earlier If desired upon
application to the 5auctioneers.
The sale of these properties affords
unusual opportunity. for profitable in
vestment. and investors and home.
seekers are respectfully urged to att
tend at the hour named.
TERMS: One-third or more In cash,
and the residue upon credits in two?
equal instalnents at one and two
years by negotiable notes. with inter
est added, and secured by deedEof trust
upon the property purchased. Il
GEORGE c. GREGORY,
Trustee IN Bankruptcy In above
matter; rs
j. B. ELAN, Il
Trustee in the above-named deed.
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Auttinn @ales, Ttis Dap.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneeys.
STORE FIXTURES. IRON SAFE,
SHOWCASES. FURNACE, COAL,
ETC, AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY APRIL 23D.

BY direction q the creditors OF ".
East Broad Street, we will sell on
above date. commencing at 1890
o'clock all OF the store Fixtures used
In the business consisting of eight
four feet to six feet long. one Oak
R ess psf I Spool M Case three Gee
Cloak Racks. about 500 feet good
Shelving. with drawers. 6 Open and
Panel Counters. 6 to 10 feet long; one
Umbrella Showcase. 26 Fine Nickel
Display Stands. one Walnut Roll Top
Desk, Tables. Combination Lock Iron
Safe. two Awnings. store Furnace,
etc. Sale positive. Terms cash.
@ THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
BY The Virginia Auction Company.
SOC East Broad Street. Phone 1851.
CARLOAD or HIGH. GRADE AND T,
M MEP4HM @SThoET LIMIT H96 OF RE
ro 3I,is crHuRsDAY). APRIL %. 1aos,
commencing at 1890 4. NJ; WI! m m !, : I,
Pa. Of a standard make, Massive Par
Tor suits. odd Chairs. Rockers, Hand
some Leather Library Suit Fifty Brass
and Iron Beds, Spring: Felt and l, o.her
% Assorted Rockers. HANDSOME quar-
tered Oak Highly Polished, Bedroom
Suits, Wardrobes, Up-to-Date Dining
broom Furnishing, Handsome sideboards
China Closets. Round and Square Pc
destal Tables, Chairs. Carpets. Drug
gets. Mating, Oilclotl. 1.inoleum. Pic
lures. Mirrors. Sewing Machines. Bed
ding. Bed Linen. Quilts, Spreads: Sheets,
Blankets; everything pertaining to
including Furniture from
the medium to the highest grade. sale
positive. Terms cash. The public in
vited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
608 East Broad Street.
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CLUB READY TO BUILD

Plans for the boat house otthe Opecan-
Canough Club, which was recently or
ganized,y have been completed, and con-
struction will shortly be commenced.
According to the plans. the club will
have roomy and convenient quarters.
President John D. Murrell has re-
ceived the pennant, which was recently
ordered. The design, on field OF
White is two paddles cross between
the letters 20. c."
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SHOWED UNDER
rsnec,o,,to The T,mes- pispatcl,. 1

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
FARMVILLE. VA, April 22.-Vir-
ginia Polytechnic won from Hampton-
Sidney hands down to-day by the score
OF is to 1. The game abounded in
heavy hitting by the visitors, and was
characterized by numerous errors by
the home team. A large crowd wit
messed the game.
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NORFOLK BLANKS
PORTSMOUTH TEAM
Especial TO The Time.-Dl.pa.ch.l

NORFOLK. VA, April 2o.-Clean. all
around fielding and good generalship
gave the Crew the game over the
Truckers this afternoon by the score
of 3 to o. Pender's men for the first
time showed season form and last
years trick OF timely hits. Safeties
were put on top Of Portsmoutfi's errors.
Long John Fox was in great form,
while Mailman was found in the
pinches. Score:
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WINS
EXCITING GAME

and Honaker at second, Stuart Walker
sent both men across the plate with Il
screeciing hit to centre. ending tho
agony. s;usong received excellent Sup
port. despite bad ankle. Capta,n
itofI put up /, superb game at third
Honaker and Walter also fielded
sharply. Pearson kept the runners
glued to tic bags. MndduX Ioff aud
Cabaniss led with the stick. Hobbs
put UP a star game for Carolina. Els
catch OF fumes foul ny IN the eighth
was loudly applauded.
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.HARVARD EIGHT BEATS. NAVY

nal was passed, when their stroke came
down to thirty-siN, Harvard hold to
her forty pace, and this told.
At the mile post the Navy stroke
went neck and neck for quarter of
a mile, after which the "beef'' IN the
Cambridge she'll began to tell, Grad.
ual lily the Visitors shell crept ahead, and
held the lead to the finish,
On steamers, In row boats. and all
sorts OF craft, Navy enthusiasts called
first cxultantly, then pleadingly to
their crew. On an excursion steamer
We're a hundred or moro smembers of
the Harvard Club, OF Baltimore, who
Ipitted human Voice against steam
whistle to cheer their favorltes on to
q Well-earned victory, 4
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On MONDAY, APRIL 81, 1905,

On MONDAY. APRIL 81. 1905.
at $40 o'clock P. NJ. we will offer for
sale, on the premises, the above de-
scribed property.
To persons desiring a home In this
most desirable town. Barton Heights.
this property offers special induces
ments. 1t can best be appreciated BY
close inspection, which is invited
TERMS: Reasonable. and will be
announced at sale.
GREEN & Redo,
Auctloneers.
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A GUIDING HAND

Jennings races are not run an the
Anueduct track, although the sporting
editor Of an afternoon paper heraldel
the statement In heavy head lines on
yesterday. Its cruel to hit a child, a
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AUCTION SALE
SUBURBAN HOME,
on Westhampton Car Line.

AT the request of the owner, will
offer for sale, on tile premises. on n -
SATURDAY, APRIL a5, 1905, t334
at $3.50 p. NJ, the new and attractivns.
seven-room dwelling. with lot 70xl9O
feet, situated on the east line of Libhle
Avenue. being lot No. 6, In the plan Of
West View, part OF THE sDahlia Farm.'l
The dwelling is we'll planned antlaa
delightfully."- located within 100 yards.
OF car line. a rare opportunity to se-
cure a bargain in a suburban home.
TERMS: Liberal and announced ut
sale. sl.e .lis a.yl- 4
Il. a. C.ATLIN.s 4Auctioneer,4 4
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Sporting Letters

The sporting editor or The Tines
Dispntcl, VIII gladly answer III thexe
columns nny questions regarding
sportinR matters. Communications
ON spOrting subjects will also be
printed, and comments will he made.
Address Sporting Editor. Tinles-Dis-
patch.
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ONE HUNDRED ROLLS OF HIGH AND
MEDIUM GRADE CHINA AND ia
PAN MATTINGS. sOILCLOTH. LIMO.
LEUM, RUGS, DRUGGETS, ETC.
This consignment is fresh and right
housekeepers. - viii be sold in Without ut
limit or reserve, in lots to suit the
buyers. Sale -
FRIDAY, AFRIL PATH. AT+10:30 A. M,
Street.
positive.
TERMS. Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Co.
AuctiOneerS