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RACING RESULTS
RESULTS AT OGDEN

OGDEN Utah, May 15.-One of the larg-
est crowds Of tire meeting saw Seven Full
defeat Booger Red today. Seven Full got
the jump on the rest and led all the way,
winning by a length, The time. 1902 2-5,
was fast for the track Only two favor
ties won.
First race, six furlongs-Bonton, 1o7
(shriner). won; Chief Desmond, 1O5 (Archi-
bald, second; Prince of CASTLE, los (BoreD,
third Time 1915 As. Kuropatkin, Run
sum, Head Dance. Esther NJ and Glaucus
also ran.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Ontario Oregon, 103 (Nelson), won; Native
Son. 107 (Kirschbaub). second; Mazapan,
SO (Baird), third. Time $50 3-5. Lanca-
shire Lad. swaggerlator, Buna and Gala
also ran.
Third race, three furlongs-Eel. 1913
(TIirsehbaum), won; May Bride, 1O7 (Don-
vitz), second Recon. iO1 (Peak) third
Time ;36 As. Moonglow and Camera also
ran.
Fourth race hve furlongs. Elite handicap
Seven Full 100 (Kirschbaub), won; Bou-
ger Red III (Jarret) second; Sir Barry.
SO (Baird), third. Time 1929. Fore
and Anna May also ran.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Birth 1O1
(Cotton), won; Pretension. 121 (Caya-
naugh). second; Taxer. 121 (Donvitz),
ahird. Time 1871 2-5. osceola, Patriotic,
King Brush, Grotto and Tavora also ran.
Sixth race, mie-Mike Jordan 1O7
(Palms), won: Cardinal Sarto. 107 CArchi-
BALD, second; Woolen los (E. sullivan,
third Time 1:43 40. Biskra and Haupala
also ran
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ILLINOIS WINS
FROM CHICAGO
DUAL MEET is FOUGHT FURl-
OUSLY BY C0LLEGlANS
SCORE is oNE-slDED, BUT CON-
TEST WAS INTERESTING
Crowley Of Windy City Scored IS 1-2
Points UnaIded, and Twice
During Struggle Honors
Were Even
tBy Associated Press.l

MARSHALL. FIELD, CHICAGO
May 15.-University of Illinois track
team defeated University of Chicago III
a hard fought dual meet this afternoon
by score of 731s to 521s. Twice during
the contest was the score tied.
Crowley of Chicago scored 151a points
by his own unaided efforts. He was
first in the 120 hurdles, 220 hurdles ana
the shot put, and was tied for thlrd
in the pole vault.
The high jump, the next to the last
event, yielded points to Illinois total
when Washburn and Richards tied TOT
first at feet inches. This gave lii
nois 6515 and made it impossible for the
Maroons to catch them. Summary:
1oo-yard dash-Pettigrew, Illinois. won;
Earl, Chicago, second; Straube, chicago
third. Time 10 40.
One mile run-Herrick' Illinois h lIst
cornstock Chicago, second; Carpenter chi
cage, third Time 4;34, -
Shot put-crowley, Chicago won; Brun-
daRe. illinois, second: McComber Chicago
third. Distance 80 feet 10 lne mes, ,,o,
12o-yard hurdles-erowley, Chicago, won
Mccord, illinois, second Bardwel. Illinois
third. Time III S-5.
s9o-yard dash-Pettlgrew, Illinois. won
Earl, Chicago. second; strauDe' olicaso'
Discus throw-Brundage Illinois, first;
Railsback. Illinois, second; McComber' chi
cago. third. Distance 129 feet inches
Points-Chicago 3S. Illinois 80.
High iump-Washburn, Illinois, and
Richards Illinois. tied for first. Height
feet inches
score-Chicago 81 4. Illinois 65h.
22O-yard Enthusiastically, Chicago first
Time :27 3-5
Pole vault-Rogers. Chicago, won; IL feet
4 inches.
Broad jump-Stephenson Illinois hrst'
Craig Illinois, second; Clark. Chicago
third Distance q feet So inches,
Final score-Chicago 52k, Illinois 1871
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STATE LEAGUE

SAN JOSE, May 15.-San Jose
punched hits against Cooper in three
different innings today and with
Stricklett pitching mastery BALL shut
out San Francisco. Remarkable field
ing by Strieb and Ferlin marked the
game. In the third inning Stricklett
allowed three singles without a run.
Score:
San Francisco 0. hits 7, errors 4.
San Jose 6. hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries: Cooper and Burke; Strick-
lett and Eager.
STOCKTON, May 15.-The Sand
Grabs could not hit Rusty Owens, the
new pitcher from Topeka, and were
BANKED. He cleared the bases in the
seventh inning, with a three sacker,
and won home here. Score:
Stockton Z, hits Z, errors 3,
Santa Cruz 0, hits 5, errors 4.
Batteries: Owens and Hackett; Cox
and Conrad.
OAKLAND, May 15.-With lead of
runs in the second inning. when the
home team batted Clark for five hits,
Oakland easily won today from Fresno.
Score:
Fresno /, hits 5, errors 3.
Oakland 7, hits 10, errors A.
Batteries: Clark and McDonough;
Bloomfield and lie Brand.
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2 RECORDS BROKEN
BY VENTURA Y. M. CA.
Athletes at Pasadena Smash Previous
Performances in Shot-Put and
Hammer Throw at Tour
nament Park

PASADENA, May 1.-two records,
the shot put and hammer throw, were
broken by Ventura Y. M. c. A. ath-
letes at the annual track and held
meet of the Southern California \. M.
C. A. held in Pasadena at Tournament
park this afternoon.
Trotter of Ventura broke the shot put
record by throwing the sphere oil rect
inches. Gabbert of Ventura broke the
hammer throw by throwing ITO 10
feet.
Ventura claimed rs points in the
meet. Pasadena % points, Long Beach
16 points and Los Angeles points.
Summarizes:
12O-yard hurdles-w. Arabrite Ventura,
first; Richardson, Ventura, second; IL 1-5.
1O0-yard dash-Trotter, Ventura, first; W
Smith, Pasadena Y, second; c. S. wilson, L.
A., third; 10 10.
440-yard Naturalization, Ventura, first;
Neil, Ventura, second; Middough, Long Beach,
third; :54 2-5.
2Zo-yard hurdles-Merriam, Pasadena. first;
Argabrite, Ventura, second; Meddough' Long
Beach third; 26 20.
220-yard .dash--C. Smith PASADENA, nrst'
Lebo, Long Beach, second; Steele, Ventura
SSo-yard dash-M L. Walton. L. A. first;
Lebo. Long Beach, second; Fisher L. A.
third; 211.
Haif-miie relay-Ventura, Long Beach, Los
Angeles.
l mile-Dred, Long Beach, first; Re Robinson
Pasadena second; Vorstieg, L. A, third; 5;O4.
Pole vault-Merram, Pasadena, first; Gibson,
Ventura second; Richardson, Ventura, third;
ii feet
Discus throw-olmstead, Ventura. first;
Steele, Ventura, second; Richardson, Ventura
third; distance 1071A feet.
High jump--Arabrite, Ventura, first; Mer-
riam Pasadena, second; feet.
Shot put-Trotter Ventura, first; Steele, Ven
tura second; Richardson, Ventura, third; 6l
feet s inches.
Hammer throw-Gabbert, Ventura, first;
Richardson Ventura, second; Thompson, Pasa-
dena third distance 40 is feet
Broad jump-Arabrite. Ventura. trst
ser, Harvard Timers, A. A. U. Rep. Prof.
| Geo. w Braden, o. C. Valley, Robb, Baer,
Gammum Judge of weights, Thompson, Hen
drick Mckenzie, Gordon.
Judge Of jumps, Ward, Dawson, Gibbs, Ca
rus inspectors, Walberg, Levy, HOLSTER,
Ryerson Pick Measures, Kleockman, Alin.
| Clerks of course, Murphy, Thompson An
nouncer, Swarthout.
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ORIGINAL METHOD
OF ADAPTING
LENSES
SOME LATE DISCOVERIES OF THE WELL
KNOWN SPECIALIST MEETING
WITH GREAT SUCCESS

After many years Of research and in
tense study the correctness of DR..
Rice's methods showing the great re-
suits attained, establishes his claim to
the absolute distinctiveness of his new
method, and attested by many promi-
nent citizens of this city, who marvel
at the results obtained where others
fail who only experiment. The most
stubborn cases are easily cured by Dr.
Rice. No matter what your trouble
may be or how long standing, or how
many times you have tried and failed,
I can positively restore your vision If
it is in the power of special lenses to
do 1t. I have devised ways and means
absolutely my own for determining
adaptation and fitting the eyes to the
minutest detail. Hundreds of satisfied
people praise the great giant strides
have made in the last few years in my
profession, and the wonderful work be-
ing performed by my famous ground
lenses. Many marks of testimony are at
my office 50OIa South Broadway. All
who desire may call and see me, espe-
cially those who have been improperly
fitted elsewhere can come for a few
days without charge. Mr.. e. A. Blunck
capitalist and realty dealer, says: "Dr.
Rice restored my sight with his Won
derful ground lenses. l heartily recon-
mend him to my friends and acquaint-
ances. Two of my friends who con-
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Of eve relief with his new lenses [
know DR.. Rice gave me perfect cure
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SQUIBS OF WEEKS NEWS
FROM BUSY GASOLINE ROW

The, first sales of the Chadwick car
have been reported by the Howard
Motor Car company George F. Getty
of this city having placed an order for
delivery July / of a seVen-passenger
touring car, delivery to be made at
Liverpool, England Mr.. Getty is plan
ming for an extended European trip in
his new car A standard toy tonneau
Chadwick has also been purchased by
H. p. Taylor of this city for delivery
June /.
e. w. Gillette of the Las Vegas &,
Tonopah railroad purchased seven
passenger Locomobile touring car the
past week.
'Casey-Jones," the famous locomobile
racer, was sold the past week to Pain
less Parker.
A. C. .Balch, the well known captain
of industry. is equipping his six-cylin-
der Pierce-Arrow car with the highest
priced tire made-the SSx6 Goodyear
tire
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REsuLTs AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY, May >15.-First
race. 6 furIongs-Enfield, straight $13,35,
won; Marbles, place. $3.50, second; Pal,
show. S14, third Time. 1:13 1-5.
Second race, AZ furlongs-Eva Tan
quay, straight, S1S.25, won; Brunhilde,
place, $1S.05, second; Lou Lanier, show,
S14.55. third. Time, "a AS.
Third race, mile handicap-Olamba
straight, $2515, won; T. M. Green, place,
$12.70, second; Handeridge, no show,
third. Time, 1:40.
Fourth race, mile-Huck won, Crystal
Maid second, Wood Sandal third. Time,
1:402-5.
Fifth race, Az furlongs-The Fad
won, Calash second, Paul Davis third.
Time, ;54 3-5.
sixth race, 1-16 miles-Tom Hay
ward won, Cymbal second, First Peep
third. Time. liza.
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EASTERN TRACK MEETS

ITHACA, N. Y, May 15.-Cornell de-
feated Princeton today in track ath-
letics, making 761a points to the Tigels
401a.
The feature of the contest was the
record hammer throw of Talbot who
threw a distance of 1917 feet 4 inches.
This feat breaks all intercollegiate rec
ords, but will not be allowed, as the
distance was not measured with steel
tape.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 15.-Wor-
cester academy won the twenty-fourth
annual Harvard interscholastic track
meet this afternoon with score of 80
points. Phillips Exeter academy was
second with 80, and Andover third
with %. Burns of Exeter tied the in
terscholastic record of 10 seconds for
the 100-yard DASH
MINNEAPOLIS, May 15.-In the
dual track meet today Nebraska won
from Minnesota by score of 55h 10
421a.
HANOVER, N. H. May 15.-Dart-
mouth easily defeated Williams in the
annual dual track meet today by d
score Of SO points to 81.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May 15.-Am-
herst defeated Brown in a track meet
here today, IS to 81.
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RESULTS AT BELMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK. N. Y. May 15.-Re-
suits:
First race, four furlongs straight course
Elm Beau won, Medallion second, Zacatecas
third; time :47 40.
Second race handicap. mile-Live Wire
won, Wise Mason second, Dander third; time
1888 20.
Third race the Juvenile. five furongs,
straight course-Waldo won, Newmarket
second, Angerona ahrd; time $50 %.
Fourth race, the Toboggan handicap. siH
furlongs straight couTse-Demund won
Field Mouse second, Harrigan third; time
III.
Fifth race. 1.-The Harlem. mile-Arasee
won. Norbitt second, Traveller third; time
1889 3-5.
sixth race, seven furlongs, main course
Cobort won Don Creole second, Clare Rus
sell third; time 1926 20.
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KEYSTONE MEN
DEFEAT NAVY
PENNSY TRIMS ANNAPOLIS
TWO TO ONE
Dual Meet of Sailors and College Boys
Ends DsastrousIy for the
Former-Two Records
Lowered

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 15.-The
navy was defeated this afternoon in
the dual field and track meet with
Pennsylvania by score of 1917 to
371a Navy felt seriously the loss of
Donaldson and the laGneness of Dalton
on the jumps and hurdles.
Pennsylvania lowered two academic
records. Paul won the two-mile run
by fifty yards in 8 minutes SO 1-5 sec
onds. The record at the academy was
10 minutes SO seconds. The other
record broken was in the hammer
throw, Coleman for the visitors scoring
$50 feet 71a inches against the previous
record of 121 feet 8 inches.
Summaries
Half mile run-Beck of Pennsylvania
won, Smith of the navy second, Tyson
of Pennsylvania third. Time 1856 20.
220-yard hurdle-O'Connell of Penn
sylvania won, Hartran of Pennsylvania
second. Helm of the navy third. Time
:26 2-5 The race was very close,
O'Connell winning by foot.
Shot put-Pike of Pennsylvania won,
Eldora of Pennsylvania second, Niles
of the navy third. Distance 40 feet 2
inches.
Quarter mile dash-Smith of the navy
won, Dewell of Pennsylvania second,
Brandt of the navy third. Time :52 40.
220-yard dash-Carey of the navy
won. Time 20.
Mile run-Paull of Pennsylvania won.
Time 4 minutes "a seconds
Polt vault-Parker of Pennsylvania
won, Roberts of the navy second, Ed
wards of the navy and Blakeley and
Hess of Pennsylvania tied for third
place. Height 10 feet 10 inches
Broad jump-Dalton of the navy won.
Hoff of Pennsylvania second, Jackson
of Pennsylvania third. Distance q feet
6 inches Though just out of the hos
pital Dalton showed great form.
Final OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1917, navy
371a.
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YOUNG WOMAN WINS FINAL
IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK. May 15.-Miss L. E.
Hammond today won the final of the
singles in the women's tennis tourna-
ment at the West Side club here. She
defeated Miss Marie Wagner, who
holds a national indoor champion
ship, GA, 3-6, 6-1.
The remaining semi-final rounds in
the doubles were won by Miss e. H.
Moore and Mrs. w. II. Pouch, both
former national championship holders
who defeated Miss Hammond and Miss
Elsie Little. As. Ga Is.
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MINIS TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK, May 15.-Devereaux
Lord, the 15-year-old champion of
Brooklyn, this afternoon won the tour
nament of the Fox Hills Golf club on
staten island by defeating A. H. KAN
rner, a New York veteran, one up in
the final at eighteen holes. The con-
test was three times squared-on the
fourth, fourteenth and sixteenth holes.
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GERMAN-AMERlCAN
BANK TEAM AHEAD
WINNERS DEFEAT MERCHANTS
NATIONAL TEAM
Bankers Baseball Men Play Dlffleuit
Ball, but Vletors Seem to
Have 1t Easy on the
Diamond

The German-American bank team still
retains its lead in the league by de-
featinp the Merchants National bank
nine at st. Vincent's yesterday after
noon. 90
Other scores for yesterday were as
follows: ~-.4,oo,
Farmers and Merchants 8, National
Bank of California I; First National
bank A. Citizens National bank l.
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CTTTZENG NATIONAL,
SCORE BY INNINGS


Three base hit-Witmer. Two-base hits
I.amm, Chandler, Gray. Sacrifice hits-Me-
lone, Mcknight First base on errors-First
National. /; Citizens National, g. Left on
bases-First National q Citizens National 3.
Baseses on balls-Om Wilmer, l. off Nc
Knight l. Struck out-By Wilmer 70; by
Mcknight. z. Hits-Of Wilmer. 3; off Nc
Knight g. Passed ball-Gray. Wild pitch
Mcknight. Hit by pitched ball-Encoe o.
Ivey. Time OF game-2 hours. Umpire-Gabe.
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WINS NEW JERSEY MARATHON

JERSEY CITY, n. j., May 15.-James
C. Crowley of the Irish American A..
c., New York, showed his remarkable
powers as a distance runner today by
winning the New Jersey Marathon, an
amateur event, over the full distance
of 26 miles 1856 yards, from field of
1870 starters at West Side park,
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BELVE-
NAVIs WIN

ANNAPOLIS, May 15.-Both navies
defeated the Potomacs of Washington
over the mile and half course. Time:
Navy varsity, minutes A 3-5 seconds;
navy second crew, minutes Sc seconds.
Potomacs so far in rear, time not taken.
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Two-base hits-Larkey. Stolen bases-On
Hirsch, 2; off Walton. 7. Bases on baIls-Of
Beach, l; off Prddy, 5, Struck out-By Beach,
IS; by Priddy, s. Hits-On Beach, 4; off Prid-
dy g. Passed balls-Hrsch, 2. Wild pitch
Beach Hit by pitched ball-Cheland, Lee
Time Of game-1;40. Umpire-Dadd.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 15.-Har-
ward shut out Princeton in the first
game of the championship series to-
day. White, the Princeton pitcher,
went to pieces in the seventh, his Wild
ness being responsible for four runs.
Score:
Harvard 6, hits 3, errors 0.
Princeton 0, hits 2, errors ..
Batteries - Hartford and Currier;
White, Drews and Dawson.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-In a
great pitching duel between Schultz
and Van Week today the University
of Pennsylvania baseball team defeat
ed Yale. Yale's support of Van Week
was a little ragged. Score:
Yale 0, hits 2, errors 4.
Pennsylvania 2, hits A, errors 2.
Batteries-Van Week and Philbin;
Schultz and Cozzens.
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EAsTERNs TO PLAY BELvEDEREs

The Eastern Quitting company
baseball team will cross bats with the
Belvedere team this afternoon at 2:30
at Belvedere. These teams have met
once before and played one of the best
game played at Belvedere, the latter
winning by the score of to 4. Both
teams will put their best lineups. The
Outftters have strengthened their
lineup with four new men. The lineup
of both teams is as follows:
-
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L. A. HIGH DEFEATS COMPTON

Yesterday afternoon on the Compton
diamond the Los Angeles high school
team defeated the Compton high school
team by a score of 4 to 2. Pitcher
Beach for the hilltop school struck out
fifteen, while Priddy famed eight. The
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MERCHANTS


Two-base hits-Rosenthal, Mitchell. Stolen
bases-Reinhard De Normandie. Bases on
bans-On Reinhard. 0; off Delhio, 2. Struck
out-By Reinhard, 10; by Delhio, g. Hits-Of
Renhard, s; off Delhio, Is. Hit by pitched
baIl-Luckey. Umpire-Draper.
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cInsEs GAMRLlNG

PUEBLO, Colo, May 15.-Chief of
Police Sullivan tonight gave an order
closing all slot machines and every
other form of gambling in Pueblo com
mencing May IS.
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EXHIBIT AT coLoReD SCHOOL.
Literary and Industrial Work to Be
Inspected.

The literary and Industrial exhibit
will be held at the Twenty-third street
coloIed school tomorrow afternoon
from to p. M.
The Industrial work was established
and is supported by Mrs. Coils r.
Huntington. She gives $4,000 yearly
for the support of the work.
Cooking and sewing are taught the
girls ane gardening Is taught the
boys. Many lessons in cooking. house
hold economy and cleanliness have
been tuaght, while the same girls and
others have learned to make their
own clothing by the sewing lessons.
The boys have been able to mend
broken fences, gates. etc, to cane
chairs and make other things useful
and ornamental.
DIR. ii. B. Frissell. of Hampton In
stitute, and the members of the school
board will inspect the work.
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TROWER-SEAlEY.
Pretty Wedding at the Home of Mr.
Fraicy, in Riverview.


A pretty wedding occurred at the
home Of Mr.. w. G.. Fraley, at River
view. Tuesday evening. when Mr.. Dan
iel E. Trower and Mrs. Maude Seaiey
we're married In the pesence OF q
party of friends and relatives. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w
c. Sale. pastor OF he Tabernacle Bap-
tbs; church. this city. The bride was
attired in a handsome costume ca
white satin. trimmed with lace
After the ceremony Mr.. Fraley anu
Miss Fraley entertained In honor oil
the bride and groom. Last night Mr.
and Mrs. Jchn II. Trower, OF Wash
Ingion, Il. c., delightfully."- entertained
the bridal party at their rooms at the
IPocahontas hotel. Among the out-os-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Caps,
OF Washington.
Tho party attended the perform
snce at the Bell thester, where the
groom is employed, and Manager Ben
gave them a surprise by having the
orchestra play the wedding ma:cn
from Lohengrin as the guests went
down the aisle TO occupy the seats
reserved for them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-20

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Subject to Democratic Primary
TRUSTEES SALES OF FINE 6ou-
LENERn LOTS

Default having been made in the
payment of the debts secured by the
several deeds OF trust hereinafter
mentioned, all OF the same being re-
corded IN the Circuit Court Clerks
Office of Elizabeth City County, vir-
ginia. to which deeds reference Is
here made. we will, having been re-
quested so to do by the holders OF
the obligations secured by the said
deeds OF trust. expose to sale a; pub
lie auction to the highest bidders for
cash. on the respective premises, on
Saturday, May 22n6. 1909, at the
hours hereinafter mentioned, the
following lots Of land. to-wit:
III At O'Clock D. m. lot 70 IL
in Block 5. a. shown on the plat OF
the Newport News Hampton and Old
Point Development Company's prop
eTty. copy OF which Is OK record In
The said Clerks Office. in Deco Book
Fl. pages 32l, 323 and 3s3: this lot
having been conveyed to us by deed
recorded In said Clerks Ofice in
trust deed book IS. rage s5-
f2) At sos O'Clock p. m. lot II.
in Block 5. as shown OF said plat.
being the same lot conveyed 10 Us
by deed recorded in said Clerks Of
dce- IN trust deed book q. page f7s.
ca At $40 D. m. lots 4 IL and 5.
In Block s. as shown on plat Of said
Compsny's property. made By r. p.
Axe. civil Engineer. recorded n sad
Clerks Once. In deed book -. at
page 1s2. being the same lot con
veyed to us BY deed recorded IN said
Clerks once, in trust deed book -.
page "a.
LOUIS c. PHILLIPS.
W. X. COTTRELrs,
Trustees.
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NEW YORK. Nay ia special
reduced railroad fare has been grant
Cd BY the trunk lines association for
the purpose OF inducing the merchants
and manufacturers IN towns within
SEQ OF SEQ miles OF New York to
come 90 the metropolis for the fall
baysng season. The reduction. which
applies 90 points In Pennsylvania
New York. Delaware. Maryland. New
Jersey. Virginia and Yves, virginia
win be effective on specihed dates in
July. August and September. Il ~
said that similar reductions from
points further south and west as well
as from eastern territory Win b.
grantei laier.