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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09
TRASk WINS HOT FINISH
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NEW YORK, July 8.-There was
some excellent racing at Brighton
Beach to-day in spite OF the fact that
class was Lacking. The attendance
was nearly 5000. There was red
hot finish in the handicap at a mile
and furlong, in which Trask, II to
IS. beat Cairngorm, to 2, a head.
Beckon. S to 2, led for nearly a mile
with Cairngorm the runner-up. Then
the latter took command, but Trask
coming from behind, caught him at
the sixteenth pole. Chen ran like q
Pcsam after that Trask drawing away
In the last jump. D'Arkle. 20 to I,
closed swiftly and took third money.
corncob, II to 5. made runaway
teenth. and won in big gallop by
half dozen lengths. Molesey. Q to
5. came fast at the end and took the
place from Greene, 80 to i. by a
length.
Sir John. 8 to 1. after slow be-
ginning In the opening event for
maiden two-year-olds. five and half
furlongs. raced to q contending po-
sition in the first quarter and then
catching Hubble, 10 to 1. the pace
maker. in the middle OF the ~tretch,
beat the latter by length and half
IN 1907 3-5. Ruble beat Tod, 10 to l,
a head for the place.
Sum mary.
First race-for maiden two-year-
oIds. five and one half furlongs-Sir
John, 112, AIcCahey 6 to u first,
Ruble. H.. E. Dugan q to i place.
second. Tod C to SNOWY third. Time,
1907 3-5. Also ran: Moorish King,
The Pippin, Yaknee Daughter, Spec
tatress. Detective, Hepi1destus. Green
Lawn, Submit, Tinbuctoo.
Second race-stee plecf1ase. for four
year-olds and up, about two miles
yervane. las, Mckinney q to 10Y
first. Motor. las. Crumbley 6 to 5
place. second. Fauquier (out show
third Time. 4:o5 20. Also ran: Queen
OF Knight.
Third race-for tllree-year- olds and
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up. one mile and a Acknowledgement,
,1g9, Mcdaniel al to 81 first, Molesey
! los. Musgrave q to s place. second
Greene g to 1 show) third. Time
lar. Also ran: George G.. Halt Lally
Counterslgn, Malaga. Brancas, Colnci-
dent, Countcrmand.
Fourth ace-three-year-olds and up.
ward. one mile and furlong-Trask
s5. Sweet I'll to 81 first, Cairngorm
116. E. Dugan 60 to 10 place. second
D'Arkle q to show) third. Time
1853 30. Also ran: Campaigner
Beckon. Bartender, Winning Star.
Fifth race-two- year-olds. five fur.
longs-Takahira, 105 AIcCahey e to
ID first. Waponoca 1o2, E. Dugan a
to s place. second Ragman (even
SNOWY third Time, 1:01. Also ran;
Mystify, st. Withhold. chaperon. Rose
Beaumont Leakout Merry Widow
Beauty Bright, Albertnus.
Sixth race-three -year-olds six fur
|longs-Black Mary. %, Sweet Is to ~
first. Bosom. 1ea. Upton q to place.
second Arasee Govt show third
Time, 1913 2-5. Also ran: Earle Court
Biskra. Dial Plate. Alchemy. Misamir
Queen of Sheba, Montrose. Omnipo-
tent, Richmond Duke.
/ Moorish King. 2 to !. was in close
quarters all the way
Motor. IL to 5. would have won the
Isteeplechase at4about two mi!esif he
had not stumbled at the last Jump
This mishap enabled yervane, Z to 10
to so on and win by couple OF
lengths. although she was clearly tired.
Motor finished second, two lengths
back. Fauquier. 5 to ]. fell. but was
remounted by a stable boy, and got
third money.
TWAS no easy matter for Takahira,
2 to I, to win the fifth, race for two
year-olds. He had hard duel with
Ragman.
After Bosom. 9to TO- had made near
~ all the pace in the last event. for
three-year-olds at six furlongs. Black
Mary. to I, came with rush and
got up in time to beat Bosom half
a length.
Three fayorites got the money.
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stnndlng 81 die Clubs..
Gnmcs T'o-Day.
Lynchburg at Richmond.
Dnnvillc at Portsmouth.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
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ROANOKE, VA, July S---u mp'rc
Maze handed The last game TO R,fh-
1nond this afternoon when he alioWeo
Igon to score on long ily 70 GENRE
field without first returning to third
base.
The run was scored in this way:
Ison was hit by pitched ball, Mes
slit rot first on a fielder's choice in
an attempt to catch 1son at second.
Ison went to third on Sparks out.
catcher to first. 1t wns here the trou-
BILE began. Heffron, the next man UP.
hit short ny to right. which was
caught by Lohr Ison in the meantime
was playing off third. and when the
ball was caught by Lohr Instead OF
returning to third he went directly to
the plate. Morrisscy got the ball and
won't to third, thereby putting, 1son
out
Mace was behind the box all this
time and easily saw the play. Imme-
diatcly upon rendering his decision
calling Ison safe the crowd rushed
upon the field after the umpire. He
was quickly surrounded by police and
placed In the clubhouse for protection.
There were numerous attempts to
strike him, but police prevented them.
There was tho widest excitiment, and
HeriOus troublegwas narrowly nverted.
Mace was brought to the city under
guard Of the police. and went to the
st. James Hotel. where. under guard
OF police, he changed his attire and
was then escorted to the station by
eight policemen and guarded until the
train left for Lynchburg.
Tho game was eleven innings. and
would probably have gone more but
for the rank decision. which caused
the trouble
Sparks and Morrissey were on the
firing line. and while the former was
wild In the first two innings. he set
tied down and pitched good ball. Nor
rissey pitched HIS usual good game,
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MAY EAR Z TO RACE
AGAINST SWEET MARIE
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LEXINGTON, KY July S,--May
Earl, 2:l0 1-A,sis to race Sweet Marie,
The match ia to take place at Clsve-
land the week before the opening Of
grand circuit at Detroit. Mike Bower
man, the trainer OF May Earl, has nut
& II up to Mr., Bradley, the owner OF
Sweet Marie, to state the amount OF
money desired as stake. He has
Etelegraphed BILLY Andrews saving that
OH. his only demand being that the
race be at Cleveland or some other
convenient track. May Earl has
worked In 2:O5. and four heats better
than 2; los. BoWerrnon's statement that
he would race Nay Narl a ga inst any
living horse brought the U.s. challenge
aWeet Mayle's people, ss.s'ss
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\ Rhoades Rynt,s and N. Clarke. Time,
1928. EMPIRES, Tgan and HURST.
Three for the Tigers.
NEW YORK, july s.--Chesbro had
poor support in to.day.s game. Chase
and Ball were responsible for two OF
the misplays which enabled the visitors
to win their third straight victory.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Detroit as. 40. y o 4 0o3 o o0---6 s 4
New York. -. 20 OIL 20 90 0--3 o 3
Batteries. Mullin and Schmidt; Chcs-
bro. Hogg and Klcinow. Time, 1.45.
umpires. Sheridan and Evans.
Only Four Hits OFT Tnnnchill.
WASHINGTON, July s.-Tannehill
held Chicago down to four hits to-
day. Washington winning easily Z to 1.
Manuel was knocked out OF the box
and Owens was hit hard.
Score by lnnings: r.. II. u.
Washington ..oa3 90 o:2so.--7 II 3
Chicago 49,. 100000 10000 4 /
Batteries: Tannehill and Warner;
N,,nuc., owen. Sullivan and Shaw.
Time, 1:45 Umpire. oLoughlin.
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Rc,,,tnch Lose. Control.

CHICAGO. July s-chlcago resumed
the National League leadership to-day
by defeating Brooklyn to 3. Reul-
bach lost control in the eight and
filled up the bases. Brown then
checked Brooklyns rally
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Chicago 10 0l20t0'--e II ,
Brooklyn ...... 900 oto101-3 3
b Batteries: Reulbach. Brown and
Moran; Bell, Holmes. Ritter and Bcr-
gen. Time, 40. t'mpres, Riglcr and
Audderhanl.
Two for rh,il,cs.
P1TTSBURG. PA, July s.-Philade1-
phia took both games OF double
to S. Both games were characterized
by loose fielding on the part Of the
home team. Plttsburg used seventeen
players In tile second game.
First game
Score by innings: R.H.E
Pittsburg ..... oo001o ooo--1 s
Philadelphia ~ oo2n.ooo-4 g /
Batteries: Willis, Camnitz and Glib
son; McOuillen. Doom and Jacklitsch
Time l:4o. Umpire. O'Day.
Second game
Score by innings: HE
Pittsburg ..... 600 o1i0.eo-5 % 4
philadelphia j. 102032O00-s 10 /
Batteries: Le!field. Young, Phillips
ca mnitz. Lever. Phelps and O.Ccnnor
Sparks and DOOM. Time, 2 hours. I'M
pire. ODay.
Cardinals Win.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, July s-st. Louis
De feated Boston to 2 to-day. Poor
pitching by Dorner and equally bad
tielding behind him were responsible
Tor Bostons defeat.
Score by innings: r II
.. Louis ...... 00oO3O31,-7 )
boston ooooo11oo-2 I =
=, B E Batteries RAYMOND and Ludwig:
f IA Dorner and Graham. Time.
1913. Umpire. Johnstone.
Easy Victory for Reds.
= IiNCINNATI. OHIO. July s.-poor
fielding by New York and timelv h T2 :
e.n e BY the locals gave cincinnat, an
score by innings: = =
u 49,. 00sO2,o141.-si 10
Ne p. York 900 Dol 3.0o-3 s
: ttB at t. weiner aad schlei; Nc
S 81 Wiltze. Malarkey and Rre,n ma
A1n. time 1:47. U:lplre. KLEIN.
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BUGS DROP BACK
TO SECOND PLACE

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DANVILLE. VA. July SPORTS
mouth and Danyillc broke even here
to-day on the double header, both
games being rather loosely played.
The Red sox lost the first game as
the result OF costly errors at critical
stages "A
Walsh. who was in the box, pitched
q great game. allowing but four hits,
but the support given him was OF q
very ragged nature. the errors by
Fisher and Reinhart being especially
costly. A wild throw by Fisher into
the bleachers let in two runs. Vail.
while allowing more hits than Walsh,
kept them we'll scattered. no two COM
Ing In the same Inning, and was given
better support.
The second game was chara cterized
by heavy hitting on the part OF both
teams as well as the ragged work in
the field. Walker, for the locals
pitched good ball during the first part
OF tho game. but after Danyille had
apparently cinched the contest, let
down. His hitting was tho feature Of
the game. He secured two singles and
double. the latter coming when the
bases were full. scoring three men
Gnadinger. for the visitors carried off
the batting tlonors. securing home
run. double and a single. His home
run scored two. The last gamo was
long drawnout. and called during the
ninth inning on account OF rain. The
score:
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FOX 8 CURVES FOOL
THE SHOEMAKER5

NORFOLK. VA. July s.-Outplayed
at every stage of the game. and unable
to effectively HIT John Fox with men
on bases, Lynchburg dropped the clos-
Ing game of the series with Norfolk
by the score of 5 to 2.
Schunan seemed to be working nicely.
but was found just when safeties
counted, and was not given clean sup
port. Wallace let several hits fall safe
In his territory. making no effort to
get them. that would have been fielded
by faster men. Raleys accidental
tliree-bagger is all that saved the WISH
tors from a shut out.
The Crew played fast and clean ball
throughout the contest. Fetzer led in
the brilliant work, with five chances.
two OF which were Of the difficult va
hiety.
The score:
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KAMZLER. TAKES THE LEAD

Jay Kanzler's admirers flooded The
Times-Dispa tch with a, pile OF Sunday
ballots yesterday, and as result the
first baseman took the lead in the
contest for the most popular player in
the leag He holds .his place with
Revelle and Doyle hot on his heels. A
few letters follow:
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Slr-Please count the enclosed
twenty-five votes for5"Hoot Mon" the
hest pitcher and most entlemanly
player in the league. E
BASEBALL CRANK.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Slr,-Encl6sed please find 3Q5 votes
for Mr.. Jimmie Ison. think he Is
entitled to the prize. because he has
the prettiest eyes and the sweetest
disposition OF any boy In the league.
From one who simply adores him,
NELLIE.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
lnclosed you wills: find sixty votes.
which want to so to the best player
In the league. OF course, you will
Know who that is-"Little Sandy
Tor he is my fayorlte Of all the play
ers In the league. You may say al
you want to about dreamy eyes" j Inn
my 1son or "good-looking' Guy Tit
man, and also DR.. Sleber, but give me
little Sandy Sandherr,,
A FANNIE.
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Prizes 10 Players.

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PETERSBURG, VA, July S.-Peters-
burg is still at fever heat re Earding
baseball. Appointment jeweler Is Offer
ing handsome gold watch to the
petersburg player registering the
largest number OF hits for. the season.
and voting contest Is on at one of
the news dealers, which is to award
the two most popular players on the
and Petersburg teams $40 In
gold and $3.50 meerschaum pipe.
Petersburg has amply demonstrated
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EASTERN CAROLINA. LEAGUE

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RALEIGH, n. c., July S.-Raleigh
again defeated Kinston to-day the
score being 6 to 4. A pretty catc, OF
a long fly after q. hard run by Hon.
man was the feature Of the game.
Attendance was about ESQ.
Score by innings: r. II. ~.
Raleigh ..o11ooo4oo-s1 10 2
Kinston oosO01o00-4 6 4
Batteries: Kelly and Wren; Sexton
and Adams.
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Crews al Work \ xsin.

Coach Hccox returned from washing
ton yesterday, and the crews were
again taken out Under his stpervisiolnt
Almost all the oarsnen have been fdo.0
Ing light work during his absence al
o week, and arc In trim for the hard
ately begin. Tho practice spins viii
Continue daily from now on, and tfiaI
showing that the candidates ma Ike viii
result in the detection OF tho first and
gecond eigtlt-oared shells following tho
club regatta the first OF next month.
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petershu1r.c:. Looscs.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, July S.
The third game with Petersburg was
played here this evening amid tho
Widest enthusiasm This ends the Sc
ries here. fredericksburg having Won
all three games. fredericksburg plays
In Petersburg next week.
The score was 4 to q.
Batteries: fredericksburg. NIan-
ming and Barr; Petersburg, Leonard
and Ford.
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ONE MORE VICTORY
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WINCHESTER, VA, July 8-Win-
chester defeated the hepherdstown,
w, Va, team at Reservoir Park this
afternoon Z to /. The locals pat up
an errorless game, and the visitors
could not hit Montgomery when hits
meant runs. Cy Mcdonald. Baker and
Montgomery led the home team at the
bat, while E. Wood for the visitors
got three hits out OF four times up.
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING
and Duffy; dstown--Andrews
and Rogers.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Find enclosed forty-tive votes to be

Portsmouth, 2. T,wo-base hits Gnad-
niger, Walker, Ryan. Home runs
EGnadinger Sacrl.lcea hits-Powell,
!Tydeman, Lawrence. Base on balls
OF Walker, q; off Hamilton, 5. First
base on errors-Danville, 1: Ports
mouth. 2. Stolen bases-Doyle Left
Struck out--Ry walker. s 1. by Hanil-
ton, 8. Time Of game. 1850. Umpire,
byron. Attendance, 1900.
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Zeal estate for Rel1t .

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FOR RENT, sss,55
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2O36 West Grace Street.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Games To-Day.
Detroit at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washing
Cleveland at Boston
Blank Browns,

Is
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July s.-Phil.
ladelphia shut out st. Louis to-day by
punching six Of their hits in two In
snings. while Bender kept the visitors
hits scattered.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
st. Louis ......00 5000 5000--O 0
Philadelphia ...01 1000 O0'-3 O o
Batteries: Howell and Spencer; Benz
der and Smith. Time, 1856, Umpire,
Connolly.
Timely Hitting.
BOSTON. MASS, July 81. pos ton won
the second game Of the series from
Cleveland to-day by timely hitting by
the score off, to Q. A catch by Thoney
was o feature.
score by Innings: II, p,
Boston -. ...l0 oi01,o 0s-2 Q
Cleveland .... o o 90 90 DO Q
Batteries: Pruitt and Criger;
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Memphis
Score by. Innings: r. HE.
Memphis 49,. .00O53cs01 Iii II
Batteries: Bauer, McNeal and Meek;
Shields and O'Leary. Time, 1890. Um-
pres. Pfenninger and Brown.
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ChristinnsburE Wins.

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cHKts'r1ANsB URG, VA, July 8 =,
IChristiansburg defeated Blacksburg
to-day in q loosely played game by a
score Of to i. va nj gss 81 III
Score by innings: r, HI. T..
Rlacksburg .....00 o 100 o o 0---t ! 4 8
Christlansburg Il 03 1l2 ,0s-9 10 3S
Batteries: Beatty Andrews and Fleet;
Webb and Webber.
chrlstiansburg has only lost two out
OF eighteen games this season.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
! IteNultk Ye.terd,x

Detroit. s; New York, 8.
washington. z; Chicago, 1.
Philadelphia. 2; ST. Louis. O.
Boston. 2: Cleveland, o.
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stnndlng Of the Clubs.
Game, To-Day.

Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at St. Louis.
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Lynchburg ...........o1 10 o 20 10 4 o.
Norfolk .......s....... 90 2 90 0ss-5
Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk, 1.
Left on bases--Lynchburg, 2; Norfolk.
s. Two-base hits-Edwards. Three
base hits-Raley. Double plays-Bow-
en- to Raley. Sacrifice hits-Bonner,
Toner, Wallace. Stolen bases-O' Neal,
Wallace. Kirkpatrick. Strike outs
Schumnn, i; Fox, 2. Bases on balls
Schuman, 4: Fox. 1. SBatters ht-West-
lake, Hooker. Time, 1890, Attendance.
1900. EMPIRES. McKeever and Hen
mayer.
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BY j. Thompson Brown 6 Co., 81 III
1113 Main Street.
Here 5 a Chance.

for the small Spectator, investor OF
home seeker.
TWO EXTRA DEEP LOTS.
each 80 by 200 feet deep, north side
Jacqueline, near Washington Street, to-
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
THURSDAY, JULY 9TH, p. NJ. s's:.
We want crowd. and these lots will
go without limit or reserve. Some-s
body Will get the bargain OF their
lives. Come and see the fun.
Immediately after the above sale.
to introduce them. we will sell three
or more
NEW. DETACHED COTTAGES. 1727E
AND 1722.
on north and south side Of Jacquelin
Street, near the above, and 1908 Dance
Street. near Carter. All on nice, wide
and deep lots. Extra we'll built. front
end rear porches. Galvanized iron
cornices, ornamental slate, semi-man-
sards fronts. II you want snug
little home. here 1t is; II an investment,
they Will pay 10 per cent. net; if a
speculation. it's safe, for the location
THE TERMs-so easy any rent
payer can buy, and announced at sale
38 J.5THOMpSONfBR BROWN e. co.
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summa ny: Earned runs-Danville. 1,
Three ba Sc hits-Walsh. Brennan. Two
base hit-Gnadinger. Sacrifice hits
Doyle, Schrader. Bases on balls-oft
Walsh. 5: off Vail 2. Struck out-by
Walsh s; by Vail, 4. Stolen bases
wadleigh. Vail. Left on bases-Dan-
vile. g.: Portsmouth, 3. First base on
serrors-Danville, Il: Portsmouth,, !.
Time Of game. 1915. Umpire. Byron,
Attendance, 1850.
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SOUTH NLANTIc LEAG uEI

At Augusta
Score by innings: r. y.
savannah 90 O00010--1 s I
Augusta 5000. 10000 90 5000 0 l
Batteries: Hixon and Knhlkoff;
Eeckle and Carson Time. lao. UNI
pire, TRULY.
Second ganle-score: r III. -,
Savannah .........O0 90 o 900 1
Augusta .........0 90 0 0 900 4
e Batteries: Kieber and Kahlkoff;
Kahrs and Carson. Time. $780, Un-
ipire, TRULY.
At Columbia: Columbia Charleston
postponed; rain.
AT Macon
Score by innings: Ri. ~.
Jacksonville ........ % 90 0 00-5
Macon 10000 20-4 5 4
Batteries: Goettell. Helm and Roth:
Clark and Robinson. Time. ITO. Um-
pire. Buckley.
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auttion 6ales, future Dapa.s
BY E. a. Catlin,
No. s North Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
PREMISES,
No. 81 q IN. Harriiso 81
Street.


IN execution Of a decd Of trust to-
US. dated June 80. 1905. Of record in:
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court in D. B. 100 ''B.'' page Z. default
having been made in the payment Of
two OF the notes therein secured. and
being required SO to do by the holder
of said notes, we will, on
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1908,
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the premises No. 614 North Har-
rison Street. which Is described as
fronting thirty 900 feet on west line
of Harrison Street and extending back
40 feet, on which is small frame
dwelling. isas
K TERMS: Cash, sufficient to pay the
costs of executing this trust; all taxes
and charges against said property, ana (
to puy off said notes. amounting to-
S36O.50. and terest thereon from June
so, 1908, until paid. and the balance
on credit Of two years, the credit
payment to be secured by trust deed
on said property, or all cash, at option
- s q - JOHN H. GUY,
y. "A. CATLIN,
e 59{ TruS tie asa
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this year It's need Ennd capacity fo
taxi Ing her r,lAcel back In tho Staff
League and even cool headed lockers
on feel that So much enthusiasm should
not go for naught. sSS 5ss
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CUBS RETURN ITO
THEIR ] own ' n AGAIN c |! IN
Elberfe1d's Yankees at Last Ar
rive atthe Bottom Of the
Liss.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Chicago. 6; Brooklyn, 8.
Pittsburg l; Philadelphia, tlrst
game).
Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia, (second
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Cincinnati, s; New York. 0.
st. Louis, q; Boston, 2.