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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
SPIDERS WIN IN THE NINTH

Richmond College defeated William
and Mary in poor game of college
baseball at broad Street Park yester-
day by the score Of 4 to 8. The con-
test was replete with errors, and even
the college supporters were unable~to
work up any enthusiasm until the final
inning. when the Spiders won on a
three base hit by Ezekiel and two er-
rors by their opponents. Then the
local collegians yelled themselves
hoarse. Richmond. William and Mary
and Randolph Macon are all tied for
the championship cup, and 1t VIII be
awarded To no one this season.
.Lanky" Lodge played in hard luck,
as he was hit By foul tips three times,
one of which was over the heart. put
ting him down and out for over five
minutes. Barber got on first base
a spectacular catch IN centre field. The
game for the most part was slow, and.
on account OF wrangle as to who
ending at 1880 p N. Both pitchers
put up an Indifferent exhibition.
Sheppard walked in the first inning,
but Lodge flew out to short. Handy
also secured a,pass to first. after which
Ezekiel the batting hero of the day.
went out at home on luke squeeze
play.
In the second inning McCandlish
famed and Garth died at first. but
Barber made his base on Gwathmeys
error, and stole second and third, tall
lying on Sheppard's error OF Halls
ggrounder.
Handy. in the next frame, put a
single to centre and when D. Wright
reached first on an error OF short, the
former passed to third. Gwathmey S
single to right field scored Handy,
Wright was caught off third.
No more runs came until the sew
enth. when White went to second on
Handy's error He passed to third as
McCandlish went out at first, and scored
on BARRIERS hit past third.
William and Mary scored again in
tho next round. G. Arnold died at
first, but v L. Arnold was hit by "A
pitched ball. He stole second and
came home on Joynes's slash for one bag
to centre.
With William and Mary one run in
the lead. Handy went to bat for Rich.
mond, reaching first on Halls bad
throw. Then Ezekiel thumped a pretty
three. ba gger ia right. scoring Handy
and reaching the home plate himself On
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TWO NEW PLAYERS

:, Two new players will be seen with
the Lawmakers when they play a
douDle- header with Roanoke at Broad
street Park Tomorrow.
owner Bradley received word last
night that Catcher Messitt had been
secured rom the Monteomery team.
southern League, and would arrive in
richmond to-day ready to take part
In the contests tomorrow. The new
player comes highly recommended.
Pitcher Stackpole, who passed
through here Sunday. says. that he is
an Al man, and one that can stop base
stealing. FIe played formerly in the
Western League.
The other player is Pitcher McKen-
zie. from Atlanta. Southern League. He
Will join Lipe's squad in Roanoke to-
day. and VIII come here with the team.
Mckenzie also comes with good rec
concentration.
Richmond now will have four catch
ers and five pitchers, SO somebody
will have to so.
Wednesday being a holiday. large
crowd Will doubtless be out to witness
both games. the first of which will be
called at 1890 o'clock in the morning
and the second at 4:30 in the after
noon The appearance of the new play
ers will be an added attraction for
the day.
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.CELT WINS. ANOTHER
CLASSIC FOR KEENE

NEW YORK, June t.--Cheered by
more than $4,000 persons, Cclt, three
year-old colt, bearing the popular col
ors OF James H. Keene, with Notter up,
won the twenty second running for the
Brooklyn Handicap. one OF the classic
events of the American turf at the
Gravesend racc-track to-day.
He did II easily, and made a new
record for the race and the Gravesend
track stepping the distance--one mile
and Guarter--in 2:oi 1-5.
Fair Play. August Belmonts gallant
| three-year- old, which iran splendid
race against Colin on Saturday in the
Belmont Stakes, was second, and Mas
ter Robert was third. Colin, by win
ming the Belmont Stakes on Saturday
and Celt's victory In the handicap to-
day, added more than $4,000 to Mr..
keene's stake winnings in two con-
secutive days of racing.
The field in the handicap was sent
away to good start. King James.
front with Celt at his heels and Fair
Play In third position. To the quarter
pole the positions remained unchanged,
except that Notter had let out a link
on the Commando colt, and was but a
| short head behind King James and
four lengths ahead of Fair Play. Head
to head to the half mile King James
and Celt raced, the ISeene colt run
ming easily under restraint, while little
shreve, on King James. was riding
his mount for all he was worth Dugan
also was at work with Fair Play. and
the Belmont horse slowly cut down the
distance between him and the leaders.
Passing the half-mile. Celt went to
the front. and Fair Play passed King
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RED SQX SHUT OUT
by LYNCABURGERS

LYNcHBURG. VA. June 1.-The
Shocmakers celebrated their return
home from a disastrous trip by taking
the first OF the long series at home,
shutting Danvillc out. The score was
= 70 O.; The game was brilliantly
crs were hit hard. Kline was steady
and a complete puzzle to the Red Sox
when hits would have meant runs,
while Wash was given hard pound,
inning. the slab honors were even.
After terrific batting slump. last
ing. more than two weeks, the locals
pulled thmselves together in the fourth.
Up to that time not single had been
scorcher to Fisher as an opener. and
1T was too hot to handle. Davis
smashed his on line Just over REIN
harts head. schuman attempted to
send both runners a peg further on a
enough to get Bowen at third. and the
bases we're fun Raiey stung the
spheref on a line to centre. sending
Bowen and Davis home. schunlan
was caught between second and third
IN the roundup. but Doyle let the throw
from Fisher BY. and schuman took
third and Raley second on this bit Of
hard luck for the visitors.
Another single was needed for an
otner pair OF counts, and Jack An
liner Just out of Reinhart's way.
and before Powell could gather in the
DIN schuman and Raley ambled home.
Anthony.s work in the outfeld was cas-.
,iS the feature of the game, but Hem
and Tydeinan both made beautiful
catches, and KlIne's onc.hand sion Of
FISHERS liner in the nth. on which he
retired the side. clearly robbed Fisher
oil clean hit to centre, and prevented
. Walsh from scoring from third. The
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~ w IIlLi.NNI u. NINtt II .tsNb ~
GEORGE i. SHERIFF,
Receivers.
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Y. M. C. A. ATHLETICS

Things are happening in the Young
Mems Christian Association physical
department these days. On every Non
day evening al 615 four teams COM
pete in the Nolley Ball League on
the athletic grounds Besides. TINS
Giles and doubles is in full swing. Yes
terday over fifty men and boys We're
on the grounds during the afternoon
and evening. The splendid baths are
much in demand
The employed boys gymnasium class
is divided into two teams for competl-
ton in athletics and games This class.
which meets on Monday and Friday
nirhts gives TO boys employed during
the day fine opportunity for exer-
else. and recreation. It Is open to boys
fourteen to eighteen years of age.
rho Younger boys class is organlz-
ing indoor baseball and voliey ball
teams for the summer in place OF the
ing at N. o'clock the boys will leave for
an outing at Forest Hill Park.
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ROANOKE. BLANKS
THE LAWMAKERS

and Clark. both of whom lave d home
run to their credit. got the game. The
first run by the locals was made. In
INC first inning. when IIessler placed
one over In deep right. which, by bad
founding. enabled the runner to circle
the bases Again In the seventh, with
u man on base. Clark sent one TO right
ned. which ritman was unable to re-
cover before both Clayton and Clark
had scored. J
smiling Dutch" Revelle pitched q
good STEADY game. with the exception
OF the seventh inning, when four lits
were made OF OF him. Morrissev wa,
etective at all stages and kept the
hits made we'll scattered.
King Kelly, an old manager OF
mo Virginia League. umpfred the
, game. and gave general satisfaction.
The tabuatad score;
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legal nottfes.


THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY IN THE
YEAR 1908:
In the matter of holding special
election In Brookland School District.
pass upon the question OF whether or
not bonds to the amount of forty thou
sand (S40,000) dollars shall be issued
by the School Board Of said school dis
schoolhours at Glen Alien, school
house at Highland Park and school
house at Barton Heights, in said school
district:
School Board of Brookland District.
No. I, OF the county of Henrico, By
resolution adopted on the Goth day OF
May, zoos, and duly spread upon the
minutes Of the proceedings of said
beard, In which resolution the said
board declares that in its opinion that
1T is necessary that an additional
|schoolhouse be erected at Glen Allen,
an additional schoolhouse should be
erected at Highland Park and an adj
|ditional schoolhouse should be erected
lat Barton Heights, in said school dis
trict, and that said sohoolhouses be
furnished, in order to provide addi-
itional public school facilities for tho
children Of the schooi age in said dis.
trict. and that the school funds of said
school district are not sufficient now
and Will not be sufficient within three
years from the passage of the resolu-
ton to provide said additional SCHOOL,
houses and to furnish the same, and
recommending that the sum of forty
G40.00o) dollars should be expended
towards the erection of said school
buildings and the furnishing of same:
The court doth order that special
election be held In Brookland School
District, No, 1, of the county of Hen.
rico. on THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY
iOF JUNE. 1905, to pass upon the aues-
| ton whether such bonds shall be is
| sued or not for the anount-to-wis.
forty thousand (sl0,00o) dollars recon-
mendcd by the School Board for said
district And the clerk OF this court
lis directed to give the notice of sail
election by publication in The Times
Dispatch. newspaper published in the
lefty of Richmond, Va. daily for four-
teen times. consecutively, and the said
clerk shall direct the Sheriff of Hen
rico county to post notice of said
ELECTION in ten conspicuous points in
said school district, which notice shall
state the amount Of the bonds to be
issued and the purpose of the proposed
issue thereof.
An eXtract-Teste:
SAMUEL, P. wADDILL,
Clerk.
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James. Notter. on Celt, had an advan-
Itage of three lengths. and began cas-
| ing up, and to the wire 1t was simply
q gallop for the Keene horse; but Du-
gan was kept btisily at work on Fair
Play all through the stretch to stall
off the rapid rush OF Master Robert
coming up from behind for second
place. Summarizes:
First race--handcapi all ages: about
six furlongs--Roseben Ga to - first
Berry Maid Is to 2. place. second, King
Cobalt (even, show third Time. ito.
Second race--three-year- odds and up;
selling: one mile and a sixteentll--Hy-
perion II. a to y first, Rockstono q
to .. place. second, Black Oak 6 to 2,
shows third. Time, 1:41 2-5.
Third race--the Expectation; two
year olds; five furlongs-Blackford G.
to y first, Torbellino Il to O. place.
second. Doss Fenton Il to .. show
third. Time, 1:o2.
Fourth race-the Brooklyn Handicap;
three year-olds and upward; guaran-
quarter---Celt, 106. Notter q to 5, . to /.
I1,to 81 first, Fair Play. 80, Il. Dugan
Is to !. s to 8, to 81 second, Master
Robert, SO. Gilbert lis to 1, to /,
s to p third. Time, o:04 1-5.
Montgomery, King James. Don Gre
ole and Berkeley also ran.
Fifth race-three-year- olds: selling;
about six furlongs--James B. Brady
|, Is to . first. Bosom Is to 2, place.
second. Arasee q to 5. show third.
Time. LILO 1-5.
sixth racc--rnaiden two-year-olds;
five furlongs--Connaught Ranger 6 to
I'D first. Xeber teven, place) second,
Ologo a to 1, show third. Time.
l1:05 SO.
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RECTOR TRAINING.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 1.-Lead-
ing athletes from every section Of the
East will arrive here this week to
participate in the Olympic trials, which
will be held on franklin Field at the
University of Pennsylvania. on Sat
urday. Rector. the Virginia sprinter,
who is reported to have made rs
seconds in the 100-yard dash; Rams
dell, OF Texas. with record of 4.5,
and Kelly, the far Western sprnter.
are already here training with the pick
Of the University Of Pennsylvania
under Mike" Murphy, who will have
charge Of the men.
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GRIM MAKES CHANGES.
rspecial 10 The Time.. pIsnatch. /

LYNCEBURG. VA, June THE
ILynchburg baseball team Is to be
strengthened after its bad slump of
the past two weeks. Manager Grim Is
manager OF the Richmond team during
the latter half of last season. for the
position nt+short, to succeed Moss, who
has been filling that position as well
as team captain since the opening of
the season. Manager Grim Is also en-
deavoring TO get in communication with
Harry GettisI the Baltimore player,
who was with Norfolk earlier this
season and Richmond last year. In the
hope Of tanding him.
Hereafter the team will be in charge
of Manager Grim. who will direct the
is to be made to develop team work. n
department that has been entirely
lacking thus far this season.
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N AInrninc Gn1ne.

Teams from the firm ofECharles G.
Jurgenss Son and from Ryan. Smith
& Co. will play baseball game at
Byrd Park tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock. Following is the line-up:
Charles G.. .Iurgens's Son-Swank,
left field: Ahern. second base; Steven
son. shortstop; Blackburn. centre field:
Heck, first base: Hudgens, third base,
Freedoff. catcher; Briddle, right field;
Blackburn, pitcher.
Ryan. Smith & Co.-Dunn, third
base; earle. first base; Ward, short
stop: limerick. second base; Atkinson,
catcher; Reeks left field; Bastian,
right field: Brooks. pitchers Tillman,
centre field
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Grnn,n,ar Leagnc Gnn,ca,

In the Grammar League baseball
games yesterday Bellevue won the first
game, to 6, while Leigh took the sec !.
ond game. 5 to 0. The deciding con-
Thursday at 4 P. NJ at Byrd Park.
Lineup and score by innings of the
second game:
Leigh-Dyson. > catcher; ,Hulcher,
pitcher; Fisher. shortstop; Krug, first
base; Wolf, second base; Johnson, third
base; sutterin, left field: Blerscll.
straus, centre field; yolkman right
field.
Bellevue-Bailey. first base; Armit.
lage, shortstop Hinchman. pitcher;
Fleet, catcher; Bristow. second base;
lNandenberg. third base; Tyler. right
field.
Score by innings: r..
Leigh .............S.... 2O11o01.Oa-5
Bellevue ...........5...0000 o 0 0 0 90
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Signs are sometimes better thar

sisns are sometimes better than
verbal words, Electric signs can talk
to thousands Of persons while You arc
resting at home or enjoying yourself
In the country or somewhere else.
Those who belleve In signs to-day are
rapidly increasing IN numbers. Rich
mond is fast coming to the front IN
this respect. and that this is a fact
lis largely due to the special low rates
offered all by the Passenger and
Power Company for current for illumi.
mating electric signs, Within n short
time more than fifty new signs OF this
kind will be seen in Richmond. point
Ing the way to the stranger, inquisitlve
and traveller to the places OF some Of
the most pllblic-s spirited ana wido
awake business men In the city. s
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local feeders gave him errorless sup.

port.
Score by Innings: R.H. e.
Boston ........ 900 90 o. 900 5 !
New York ...... % / 0100O00-2 0 0
Batteries: Cicote and Criger; Chesbro
and kleinow. Time, 1:35. Umplres,
O'Loughlin and Egan.
Hits and Errors.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June LIN a game
replete with hits and errors. Chicago
defeated st. Louis this afternoon. 0 to g.
Score by innings: R.fH. q.
Chicago .,......1 o oo.35O0 % IL /
ST. Louis .......1 OF 3010 0-6 10 4
Batteries: Manuel, Walsh and Sulli-
and Spencer. Time, 2:1O. umpires,
Hurst and evans.
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Fork. Union Wins.

Special 10 The Times-D Dispatch.
FORK UNION. VA, June LIN 4
ball game near here to-day Fork Union
defeated Holmllead by a score of 5
to 9. The game was exciting from tho
first inning until the rain broke up
the contest in the ninth The features
OF the game were: For Fork Union.
the pitching OF Petty and the fielding
OF Thomas. at short; for Holmhead, the
work of the battery was good. The
contest was noted for much unneces-
sary kicking against the umpire's de-
cisions. Ills position was made very
LilInlna SAINT
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Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.J

CHARLOTTE, =. G., June I-The
locals virtually handed the Winston
afternoon. the visitors taking 1t by a
score OF Q to s. Dumb. indi1feren,
playing characterized Charlotte's work
from the start. Finn. who. wes on. the
firing line. going up in the air from
the moment the umpire called the play,
and the entire Aggregation giving the
spectators an exhibition of school boy
score by innings: F. H E.
Charlotte 2o0o02110-s Z 4
winston salem 0o006ol o2--9 10
Batteries: Finn and Hinton; McGill
Steiner and Burden.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE
1snecIa, 10 The T1mes. Dispatch !.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch
GREENSBORO. y. c.. June 1.-THE
locals tied the score in the ninth, but
Greenville beat them out in the elev-
enth on HIT and long n.y. The game
was fast and full OF brilliant fielding.
Qugley and Cogswell lead in lifting.
Score by innings: r. II. y.
100000 1903 10 .
1000 100000 1-4 s z
Batteries: Hammersley. McCorrisSn
and Walsh; Barre and Kelley Umpire,
.WesterNelt.
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TRUCKERS TAX {
PITCHERS BAT TIE
lspecial & The rimes-pispatch.l


NORFOLk. VA, June 1.-Portsmouth
won "a pitchers battle from Norfolk
to-day BIZ the score of to ]. Chenauit
md Southpaw Hallman both showing
up in great form. Opportune hitting
won for the Truckers.
Both teams scored in the sixth. A
single by Rutland, a steal and a second
single, a Texas Lacquer, gave the Crew
a run. A single by Russell. sacrifice
by LarlSin, and three-bagger by
Gnadinger scored for the Truckers. In
the ninth singles by Gnadinger, Law
renee, Hopkins, and wild pitch gave
Portsmouth the second run and the
game.
Both teams showed up we'll in the
field, holding down the score and base
hits For once the game passed off
without any wranglng. O'Neal was
ordered out OF the game. another club
laying claims to him. Catcher Smith
was accidently spiked on the knee. A
double-header is announced for to-
morrow
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Protests Gnn,c.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June l. st
Louis and Cincinnati split even to-day
Manager CAMEL protested the second
game on the ground that Umpire Ems
lie erred in allowing Higginbotham to
bat a second time after he had struck
Iout While batting out of turn. Timely
hitting won the first game for Gin
lcinnati.
First game
Score by innings: R.H. E
Cincinnati ......o 2ooooO1'-s Z q
u Bat fe',S cam oGS and M Mclean
Beebe and Ludwig. Time, :3S. I'm
'pire. Emslie
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. e
Cincinnati ......oo0 oo0o0o-O 4 3
st. Louis. % OIL 00000O-1 8 Z
botham and Hostetter. Time, lao. I'm
lpire. EmSlie.
Leach Stars.
CHICAGO. I'LL. June by a tria,
cleaner fielding and much better hit
TING. Pittsburg defeated Chicago. Il
s.. to-day Leach got two singles.
Triple and home run and scored fou
Score by Innings: r. Fl. i.
Pif.sburg ....... 4 o 20 o. o---s II
,,l B d1t Er,aazer, Brown and King
pires, Johnstone and Ili e '0o' ~
Wins In First.
BROOKLYN, June 1-Philadelphi;
ming by timely hitting.
| Score by innings: r. II. f.
Phladelphia ...2OooO0 0 O--2 s
Brooklyn ..;;...o 90 oo 0 o 81
and Bergen: Time, 1:2s. Umpires, Rig.
Ter and Rudderham.
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Mace Crippled.

AS the result of turning his ankle
in the last game here Saturday, Umpire
Mace is out of the business for several
days. He was to have gone to Roa-
noke, cbut his injury prevented 1t. King
Kelley took his place yesterday. Mace
Will probably be back in tho game to-
morrow.
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Whips Giants.

BOSTON, MASS, June l.--Boston won
the game from New York to-day. 4 to
10. Dorner received excellent support,
while Wiltse did not fare SO WE'LL
Score by innings: r. II. u.
Boston ...o301o0ol.-f O
New York. 10000 O o 10000 4 1
Batteries: Dorner and Bowerman.
Wiltse and Needham. Time, l:.5. Umz
pire. O'Day
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Old Dominion Tournament.

Were played yesterday in the Old Do
nlinion tournament at the Hermitage
Club. the first regular match being
scheduled to begin to-day at $40 P.
NJ. The tournament is for the Hermit
tage Challenge Cup, and much interest
is being taken in the many games to
he nlaXel q
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Wins In Second.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 1,-Phil-
adelpha Won to-day's game III the sec
ond inning when SIX runs were scored
on four hits, two passes, a Wild pitch
and an error by Delehanty.
Score by Innings: r. II. e,
Philadelphia .,..o6 90 0 O. 0 0~--6 10 :
Hatteries: Smith, Gates and Street;
Plank and Powers Time 1850. UNI
pire, Connolly,
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NEGLECTED Coach.

Special to The Times. DIspatch,l
RALEIGH N. c., June 1,-The Ath-
letic Association OF the a. and NJ.
College has re-eleoted nr, M. NJ,
Whitehead coach for the base II team.
Nearly all the boys who We're on the
team for the past season will return,
and the Indications are that the col /
lego w ~ have very strong baseball
and football teams neAt season.
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Hooker ont of Game.

Special to The TImes- Dlspatch.1
+ LYNCHBuRG, Va June 1.-HooKsf'
centre fielder on the local team, is
out OF the game with badly strained
leg, the ligamentss being in bad con-
dition. He will be unable to play tor
fully. ten days.
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Excursions.
Excursions.
THREE DAYS!
Whit-Monday Excursion
TO
WASHINGTON,

Via R., N. s r. -R. r.. MONDAY. JUNE s.
1908 Train leaves broad and Hancock
ing leaves Union Station. Washington, Wed
nesday, June 10TH at y r. NJ, sharp. Round
trip fare. Richmond to Washington, sa.75;
To Washington, SECS; Milford TO Washing
ton, .sl.7b. special coanhes for colored pea-
pie. Plenty of cars and no crowdlng, we
ton, Inquire OF Il, n. Lewis drug store No
4 East Broad street, and at 4 he train Train
stops at all regular stations. ~, NJ. TFOAIP-
Managers. SssS sE 6i s;7s jesS{ FL
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Get Pitchers.

TSpcclaItoT TIC Ilmes-D Ispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c., June 1.-TWO new
pitchers. Carl F. Lee. o. Charlotte. and
Hoffman. OF Washington. d. c.. are
added to the baseball team that Raleigh
will put in the Eastern Carolina
Lcagile. June Stll.
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]
THE, LAW AMI,
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, JUNE. /, la0S:
William A. Mcbride ~, Plaintiff
VS.,
Pattie A, McRrile.,.. ~. Defendant
IN cHANCERY.
The object of this suit is for the
plaintiff to obtain a divorce a mensa ct
thora from the defendant and to obtain
parties, Norris Mcbride, And an affi
davit having been made and filed thu
the defendant, Pattie A. Mcbride, IL
not a resident OF the State of Viz
ginia, it is ordered that she TO appear
here within fifteen days after due
execution of this order and do what
is necessary to protect her Interest
herein. E
= Clerk,
sands Williams & swartwout p. q.