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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
EXHIBITION GAMES
F0R.R0AN0KET TEAM.
Contests Arranged With Philadel-
phia and New York
Nationals.

Roanoke Va, March si.-President VIII
liams has received a message saying that
It would be impossible for the Roanoke
team TO arrange q game with the Phila-
deiphia Americans. as all open dates were
filled. Later 1t was arranged with the
Newark team OF the Eastern League for
two games to be played here. The follows
ing exhibition games have been arranged:
March 2s-Philadelphia Nationals.
March 2s-v. r. /. and v. NJ. l.. winning
team TO play the Roanoke Virginia League
team same day.
March 20 and so-Newark. Eastern League.
April 4--New York Sationalp
April 6-BlnSham School Of Asheville, n.
April 17-Sew York Americans.
APRIL 5 and a-Greensboro. n. G.
April 1l-Toronto.
April la.-v. NJ. /. at Biacsksburs, Va.
The Roanoke College team is also book
cd TO play here, but as yet dates have not
been arranged
ST. Johns College baseball team was
scheduled to play here March 80. but the
game was Cancelled to make arrangements
with the Newark team to play here on that
day.
ball team. which meets the local baseball
team on the diamond hero March y, has
number OF players from Notre Dame Col
| lege, among tho number being Pitchers
scanlor and slorcn. Catcher McponouE!'
and others. Manager Shaushnessy OF the
local team. is a graduate Of the same
college. and IL rossble reunion q So ol
OF the leading hotels that night. Notre
Dame has turned out a large number 81
big league material, amons when are inc inc
following: Ruelbach, of the Chica SO GuDs
Mike powers Of the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans: Gibson. or the Boston Americans;
curtis OF tho New York Giants; Dubec. OF
the Buffalo team, and lot OF others equal'
ly as famous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22

On a charge Of vagrancy and being
withut a license or visible master.
yellow cur was arrested YESTERDAY at
Eighth and Broad Streets by: an officer
SIX feet four Inches high. The valiant a an
mighty hand and telephoned for or
ders with the other. The yellow cur
looked UP with pleading eyes, put
the minion of the law was adamant.
The officer was ordered to arrest the
naughty dog on charge Of being
vasrani, a Suspicious character psa being
several other things. There was no
possible chance this side E.,n OF hea nlea
~ extenuating circumstances: that his
master had LIST him. or that lie had
meyer had one. which, no one co ",
lis fault that he had broken the ten
commandments as laid down in the
city blue books.
But lie was only a moor dawg, and
presently n $500 automobile. s1od
chauffeur and an $50 policeman ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
PLAYING SEASON
IN BALL LEAGUES
'ppening and Closing Dates and
NuHher of Games
Scheduled.

The following shows when the DIFF
Serent leagues open and close the sea
son; also the number OF games to be
played in each League for the season
of 1910: \.
National League-open date, April
Al; closing date. october g: number
OF games, 154.
An. american aEne16o g}ansr S date
Der of games, l5i.
Virginia League-opening date, April
Fl: closing date. September 10; NUM-
her of games, jig. (,
81, closing date, September rs. number
OF games, 1o4.
American Associatien-opening date,
Z April 10: closing date. September 20:
number of games. 1858.
Southern League-Qpening date, April
il. closing date. September Ii. number
81 OF games, lao.
Pacific Coast League-opening date
& March 80: closing date. November 8
number OF games. rs
TIN Western League-Onenins date. Aprl
s q; closing IS date. October 9; number 9
New England gue--o Opening date
number of games. 126.
April ,as;S5closing date. SEPT ember Is
J; number OF games. l44.
Tri-state Notwithstanding date
May Z: closing date, september Z
n NUMBER OIL games, IL.
New York State Leasue-openine
date; May; closing date. September
IT: number OF games. IA.
Thres-1 League-Openins date, May
a: closing date, September is; number
of games, 140
8 Central Asso ciation-opening date,
May s: closing date. September IS;
number of games. 40.
" Z Eastern Carolina League-Opcning
dat e. May IS; Closing date. september
y 8 number of games. 80 49,
South Atlantic Lea gle-OpeninS date
April 11;$closing date, August 81: num-
her of games. 100.
Texas sLeague-Qpening date. April
916: closing date. September 5: number
Western. Association Opening date.
a April 1s;sclosinE. date, August 16: NUM-
Der of games. 1876
Connecticut LeaGue-Opening date.
/, April "a: closing date, September To-:
number of games. 100.
hio-Pennsylvania League--Opening
date. April IS; closing date. September
10; number OF games. 1i0.
Ohio State misunderstanding date
May 81 closing date, September IS;
{ lnnmbersof games. 40.
Garoliha Notwithstanding date,
April IS: closing date, September 3 ;
number Of games. H.
California State misunderstanding
date. May 1; closing date. November 6;
number of games. 164.
United States Lea gue-Opening date.
May !: closing date, September 81:
ftnumbersof games. 1876.
Mo- Iowa. N eb.- x an Lcague-Open-
ing date. May 10: closing date. Septem-
Der number of games GO.
virginia VALLEY misunderstanding
Date. May q; dosing date, September 5:
number OF games. 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
=rnGss NOTES or THE Y. ,pH Il:
Grand Concert COMPANY.

Central Grand Concert Company.
The close OF the Radcli ffe concert
course on Thursday evening. March "a,
Will prove a source OF regret to huns
dreds Of Richmond people who have
thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated
the excellent program presented here
during the past few months.
The final concert will approprtatclN
bn tie best of the series, bringing to-
gether under the name of the Central
Grand Company four OF the most dis
tinguished artists now before the
American public, The quartet is COM
posed Of AIaSmilian Dick, the eminent
violinist; Miss Edith Adams, the fa-
nous woman cell!st; Nine, Rub,
Peurle-Meyer, n fine soprano soloist,
and Adolph Ilnpur. who has been do
ing brilliant work on tho piano. Al,
the musical world. and nIiiek has an
! internatipnel reputation 'rhe program
| has been specially arranged with d
view 10 bringing each OF the artists
| forward as soluist but there Will he
| In addition concerted numbers inwhicI
1.-THE fuli strength, Of the company will
1 be engaged a, tue same time.
The concert Will he given at the
l Academy OH Thursday evening; and
| there Is every prospect OF a Big ut,
1 tendance, The advance sale qf seats
has besn unusually 4opd.v7.Ady, . II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
MRS. GAYLEY SAID
TO De In RE NO.
Wife Of Former Steel Corporation
Official Will Bitterly OPP
pose Divorce.

Reno, New. March 21.--Mrs. Julia
Gardner Gayley, wife Of the former
vice preslden Of the United States
Steel CORPORATION, is reported to be
here incognito directing, her fight.
against her husbands suit for divorce.
II she is not actually IN Reno At the
present time, she is IN constant touch
tho trial, which occurs early this week.
9f,rhe contest over a divorce between
the millionaire steel man and his Wife
promises to be one OF the most bitter
Of tie feeling engendered after what
was supposed to pc an amicaple sep 81
Following closely pon the ling Ct
an6 liz
court depositions Of herself and two
daughters gnea and s'leren !; e !, Y Of {
Margaret p. sutton Of +, 1864 Madlson
New ,or f9 hs eitS fo ana of
III &, Reed, Of East orrange who was y.
private secretary ito Mr.. Gayleyi for
Several years nrlor3sto the latters de-
parture for llVgQpea on separa t|ng from
~ J. 1 Claims She Was Deserted.
The dispositions We're taken OF. order
Of supreme Court y Justice Platznk T. be-
fere EdWar dsS hatteeS ay.
LEY and her daughters are held secret
by tho attorneys, but tend to bear 2 o !, !
the contention Of Mrs. Ga yleyg that
she was deserted by her husbandt !, a = 9
did not desert him. as 81 legged ~ his
complaint to the Nevada court Is,
The alleged desertio ION Is ,satd e nave Y
went ia Europe. he re turned on AN
gust II Of the same year, but. accord
Ing to statements Of the Witnesses
never was seen thereafter At the "a sy,,
ley residence. East Eighty7nlhth
& Mrs. q ayle y went I'll the White Noun;
I3tains, closing her town. Gus ; Y DOW Q
1.-The tine@that5 AIRS Ciayleyg !Ssall leo Iol
derstoud that there was s en- ara.
ltipn agreement and Wopl II he no $. z, !
flor divorce, both husban fl anu W4ks
Inpparently agreeing ~ y ere WebEe
sla,Wa.. az. New ], aylex wen ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
GRAF TIERS CAUGHT
INJURY DRAGNET
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Pagc)
said: I'VE need Klein around here yet
awhile"
Now "Helpins' Himself.
Klein is still guarded by two detec,
tlves. He said to-day:
You know there Is supposed to be
honor among thieves. but I stood 1t q $
long as could. When the highest
court in the State refuses to hear your
appeal, they (refsrrins to his attor--
ncys) can't help you much.
..I followed the advice of my attor-s
neys, and I served q thirty-day sens
tense in Jail for contempt in following
their advice. I also paid for the ad-
vice which they gave me which landed
me in jail. Now believe that when
your attorneys can't help you any fur.
Their man had better help himself
and his family, as We'll as Do scac-
thing for the public"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Baseball Results

At Hot Springs. Ark. Cincinnati
Nationals, o; Boston Americans, 9.
1T Mobile: Chicago National. Regu,
lars, s; Mobile. Southern League.
eleven inninss).
At Fort Worth. Tex: indianapolis
American Association, toft WORTH
At san Antonio, TeS.; Indianapolis.
Association tsecond team. 8;
San Antonio, Texas League, 3.
At Hot Springs: Pittsb Y, ( Nat Nationals
Al Columbus, Ga: Toledo, American
a. Columbus. South At
At Athens. Ca: New York Americans
aegular), 10; University Of Georgia, Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
JOHNSON WILL START
WHEN HE GETS READY

Chicago, March e1.--.'If Jack Gleason
train for that fight for three months,
lie is crazy said Jack johnson, the
champion pugilist. last night when he
heard that Gleason one OF the promo-
tiers OF the Jefries-Johnson fight. IS
he intends to be in San Francisco by
April /. According to- the articles or
agreement. both principals are to be
in training ninety days before the
light ~ do not intend to let jack
Gleason or any one else tell ME how
should train for this fight. or when
I shall start Johnson said. u shall
be glad to SEQ Gleason, and talk over
articles call for me to be in training
ninety days before the fight, but as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
'TITMAN HAS MOI
SIGNED CONTRACT
Colt Outfielder Will Practice To-
Day, However, and Expects
to Stay.

Guy rltman Is thA latest addition
to tho try-outs from whom Manager
Lawlorf viii pick his nine for the vir-
GINA League this season. Titman has
not signed q contract, and he said
after his arrival Inst night that there
is some doubt about his being In Rich
mond this season. Tltman has no rival
for Ills position In right field, ana can
have the place IL lie wants ii. IIow-
ever. he was unwilling to send his
now he viii have to consider condls
lions before lie starts IN on another
season. 81
Pitcher Archer. ,yho has already
signed q contract, also REACHED Rich
practlce to-day Few 81 tho 10 G piaye eT
have arrived SO far, and tho crowd out
yesterday was SMALL Manager Law
Tor expects to lave n full quota OF
men by tomorrow, and he hopes to no
OF thia week. I.andgrafr. Decker, Ir-
vine. Wallace. yvaymack. Brooks. TIT
man, Archer and Brown Will probably
be in the practice squad THIS after
been secured from, he Lynehbarg
management. may also be out to-day.
Jack verbout Is here. hut lie Will
probably not be IN uniform before to-
morrow. Lawlor will have his hard-
est time in selecting pitchers. az the
and It may be they will ali prove equal
to the task Of holding their own.
Afessitt ana keifel are expected to be
here In time for the first game. The
The morning hours are from 10 o'clock
|,until noon. and In the afternoon the
players VIII be out from 2 until 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
BOYCOTT ON BASEBALL TEAM.
Chicago Federation Takes Action As ain

Chicago Federation Takes Action Against
Cleveland Club.
Chicago. March 2l.-The Chicago Federa.
ition OF Labor yesterday placed boycott
on the Cleveland American baseball la team
because the ball park at Cleveland vas w,
built by non-unlon labor Secretary Ed
ward n. Neckels was instructed Ito con1nu-
nicate with President Charles = Comisky,
of the Chicago American team. to the effect
that organized labor In Chicago had the
highest regard for Mr.. comiskey ana the
club, but on account OF the unfair ats
tudo'' of tbs managers of the Cleveland
team boycott will be placed on the game
when tho Clevelands play IN chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
NC FIELD FOLLOWS HOUNDS.
Weekly Drag OF Wnrrenton Club Run
- Over STIFF Course.

Weekly Drag of Synrrenton Club Run
over STIFF Course.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Warrenton. Va, March al.--The
regular weekly drag Of the Warrenton
Hunt Club WAS run this afternoon over
stiff course. with the meet at
Patties Gate. The field was a large
one. owing to the good weather, and
the going was good The dogs ran
we'll, and the finish was clean and
pretty, Among those riding and finish
ing well mp with The hounds we're.
Mrs. Peter LaBousso, Charming
STROLLER. Charles Daniel, Harry I'd
nlonds. 6, II. Smith, AIRS r. "A. p. Port
man, w +. Wilbur James d. Hall, j
s5 r. Evans and r. L. Evans. !. p. stone
Frank Wythe Allan. and G. II. Smith
hunted the hounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
sronTING CLUB ORGANIZED.
Will Acquire Hunting and Fishing
rights ON Upper Rnppahannock.

Especial to The Times dispatch. Z,
Frederick sburs, Va, March sl.-ihe
Northern Neck Cunning and tlshl ~
Club has been organized with mead
quarters at Wheaton. OH the Rappa-
hammock River, with the following off,
GERS: DR. +. w. Lewis, president;
George Mason, president; +. 9,
Norris, Jr., secretary: ]. II. Davenport
treasurer: a. r. Hammell. manager.
Directors-Dr. Lewis, F. C.ENorrls, 5yr y;
!. II, Davenport, I'll. Downing, w. w.
Marshall. r.. u. Landlord. II. ]. Blum,
den. E. G. Anderton, r. G. Norris, sr.
The club will purchase modern
yacht. fitted with staterooms. for the
use Of the club. It will also acquire
hunting rights on the upper Kappa
hammock River, as we'll as rights for
partridge and land shooting. SIX thou
sand acres OF land have already been
secured in Lancaster. Richmond and
northumberland counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
to 1.-Two at the Colony. Club on her
return TO New York, tlicnce to 81
Irving Place. ana later to the Berkely
p,ies.. sse., Soeu ana 9.oo.

return to Nav Yofis. thence to IS
I 4Tyl9j Place. ana later 70 the Bsrkel2
e t. ssfsssss Tfses ssps
that Mr. Gayley could not pay thu
interest then duo on the MORTGAGE
cent. on ss5o,oo1. Also that Nj. gay y.
ley did not pay any OF the household
n ,,aIs after July, when 10 vent TO Ell
r np sx s,,pt. fey oSo old bIls amount
contracted In June.
the amount OF the monthly bills of the
!!l,o .lls from Mrs, Gayley and puy
a the \ by check. charged against q spe-
deposit q check given him by Mr.. CAV
icy 70 the credit of the account. This
continued until Mr.. Gayley lett for
Europe In 1908. and then ceased.
Discharged All the Servants.
timony. she resided with the Gaylevs
Tor seven years. On August 81. 1905,
Mrs. Gayley discharged all the SER
wants. fourteen In number, and two
sllauffeurs. closed the large establish
to the mountains, Miss Sutton, with a
maid servant. was placed III charge
OF the house and lived there until 1t
was sold last winter.
Mr. Gayle,- came TO Reno on March
2. 1898. He stated at that tinc that
no had decided to make his home In
the West. AS soon rs he had cstab-
lished citizenship no began action for
divorce against his wife on tho ground
of desertior, 90 II was behaved that
Mrs. Gayley had agreed not to defend
the suit.
This was quickly dispellcd. however.
by tho action OF Mrs. Gaylev In retain
ing attorneys TO fight ller husbands
ability OF husband or wife to prove
by witnesses which one deserted the
other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
griffin ARRIVES MONDAY.
Members Of DanyilIe Team VIII Start

Members of DanyilIe Team VIII Start
Practice Next Week.
Especial TO Tho Times DispatchJ
Danvllie, Va, March ai.--Manager stcfe
Griffin. tho new manager OF the Danvile
team, Will arrive in Danrille Monday from
Toledo. o. to assume charge OF the team
for the coming season. All OF tho players
except Mayberry. who tenchcs In North
Carolina, are expected to arrive IN DanviHe
by the middle OF next week.
y Tho Newark club is holding practice here
dailv. SATURDAY tho club defeated the local
" N. c. a. team IS to Q. On Friday a
picked team from the y. NJ. c. =. will play
the indians. The Newark players have
made many friends during their stay. and
are very popular here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Horse. Going 10 pep.aoolo.

Tampa, Fla, March aal.---..Nfter IUO
days ct the most !. successful eng
ever conducted8in this state. the meet,
5ins under tie auspices nj the " rlda
close this afternoons ana to-morfnW
aoa Of the 500 horses auartered here
5Ylil so To Pensacola for y thtrtN.daly
3nlGetins, WhlclNopcns on March 20.
ilans arc already under wa ~ for
3ot the best-knoWn horse nian tho
gi9nntry will ,hnanc era meeting To- ssA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
long as L am working out here I don't
see where Gleason or any ono else
has a holler to make" II
Prices Arc Fixed.

San Francisco. Cal. March 21.-Seats
for the Jeffries-Johnson fight hero
July 4 will range from s5Vto $50, ac-
cording to an official statement BY TEX
Richards. one OF the promoters, last
night. 1t was originally planned to
charge from $40 to 500. but Richard
subject they had come to the conclu-
sion they could make enough money
at the reduced prices. AS Richard
explained 1t, there will be 10000 seats.
and striking a rough average OF some.
thing like SOC seat, there will he
over s6oO,ooO IN the box office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
I,uilllnx pcrnl,s j.

The following permits were Issued in the
office OF the Building Inspector yesterday
morning:
story brick boiler-room in rear Q. 1915 East
Franklin street. to cost SECS.
". Z. sea,on 4. Sons. to erect ono and
ono hall story brick stable on the cast side
or Harrison Street between Broad and
Marshall streets. TO cost $3.50.
W. NJ Turner, to repair brick dwelling.
900 East Marshall street., to cost SIZE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
sELECT3D.ATES FOR MEET.

Colt and Horse sho,, to DO Held at
Unpervillc, June l5-lG. y
[Speciai o The Times Dtspatch.l
y Lees burg, Va, March q .r--At res
cent meeting OF the hoard of governors
OF the Upperville Goltaana Horse Club.
held attEtife>peryille, 1T was decided to
hold tho next meet on June 10 and W.
Tho president at the club is VIII Flet,
cher, who succeeded Colonel r, H.,
Dulany. The secretary is r. s. Goch-
ylauer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
nanebnll Game Cancelled.

Especial toThe Time s-Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va, March 2l.--Ihe game
OF baseball arranged last week for
tho loca! grounds on Friday OF this
week, between Roanoke College. Of
Salem, Va, and st. Johns College. An-
nopolis, Ma, has been cancelled, as
the Maryland team will not come to
this section this spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
sneak on Bible Study.

iss a. g,bie iect Wno mas 0e I'm
Church of the Covenant. VIII speak In
the hall of tho Wnmans Christian As
ISOLATION tonight Mt 1850 o'clock on
Bible study.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
BALLOON TROPHY lost.

Cup Placed on Hoard Steamship Oceanic
CnnnDt De Located.
Paris. March 21.--The American EN-
press Company, whlcl, forwarded the
Internal ional balloon trophy. says that
tho cup was placed on board tho
steamer Oceanic at Southampton. and
that company holds the bill OF lading.
The express people cannot understand
the failure to find the trophy when
the steamer reached New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
C.W.BURT' SV|CTQRY.
. GREAT s.U.R.PR. ! {. i.
Wins Easily in Fifth Race After
Being Quoted at
% TO T. /,

d Jacksonvlle, Fla, March 2l.--One of
the surprises to-day at N1oncrief Park
was the victory of c. w. Burt in the
fifth race. He won from Nlystifler and
Home Run. AS good as 90 to 1 was
quoted on the winner at one time.
Summarizes:
First race--six furlongs, purse
fama, Ito (Powers). to 1. first; Toll
Box. Ito (GrifiD, II to ), second;
Fore ground, 100 (DaycnporD, S to i.
third. Time. 1:1e as.
Second race-four furlongs, purse
Don't, 115 (TroSler). 8 to 2, first; Wall
flonia, 115 (powcrs), 4 to I. second;
STARTER. 115 (Wilson), Il to /, third.
Time, 40.
Third race-sjx fnrlongs, purse-Den-
mis- Stafford. 10 (Eurns), IL to .. first;
Horace f.. 1o5 Grand, 10 to /, second;
First Premium II. (NicoD, Q TO -.
third. Time. 1:l2 as.
Fourth race-six furlongs. purse
Martinez. los (Davis), to /. first; MIL
ton B., III (Nicol), to i. second; An
avri, III (Grifln). 80 to l. third. Time.
1912.
Fifth race-slx furlongs. purse.
w. Burt. lao (Troxler). 12 to 1, first:
N1ystifier. 40 (Davenport), 10 to 1,sec-
ond. Home Run. 1870 (NlcoD, is to 5,
third. Time, 1:13 10.
Sixth race--mile and one-eighth.
PURSE Edwin L., los (DavenporD, Q to
40, first: Golconda, 107 (Burns1, 4 to I,
second; Gerrymander 10l (Wilson), Z
to /. third Time, 1:64.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Last Day at Tnmpa.

Last Day at Tnmra.
Tampa, Fla, March 2l.-Five thous-
and persons attended the last days
racing at the local track, and the meet
ing, which 1t had been freely predicted
would never last the scheduled 100
days, closed with greater promise for
tho future of the course than was held
out on the opening day. Summarizes
First race-maiden two-year-olds,
three furlongs, selling-chenault, 10
l(Brannon). to 10, first: Rertha D., 107i
E(<oerner), ! to 4, second: Orella, 107
i(Burton), q to l. third. Time, :s7 $50.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. six fur
longs. seling-Frank Patton, liz (Glas-
3ner), 3 to /. first; Mocha, I'D (Reilley),
s to S, second; Atlas 80 (Burton), s
to i, third. Time, 10 $50
Third race-four-year-ol Ids and UP.
seven furlongs. selling ronte, ITO
s(Glasner). 9 to 1, first; Red Hussar,
E11S (Tain), Z to 10. second; Daisy B.,
1903 lCole), s to !, third. Time, :Sa
go
Fourth -three-yea Ids and up.
five and u half furionss, selling
Billiard Ball, 100 GAIN, ! to 3. first
Yankee Pooh. 100 uSoernero. q to !.
second Judge Henderson, 90 8(9'urt = IN J
3 to i, third Time, 10 As.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and UP,
seven furlongs. selling I'D &c y undon.
f116 (Isowe). 5 to ], first; Tackle, a .
f(Brannon), 10 to ], second; Locust Bud,
"a (steinhardD, s to s, third. Time,
1898 .. Al. A.
Sixth ace-four-year-olds8 and up
ono and one sixteenth miles. selling
Lafayette, III (Glasncr), g to y, mrs q
Lois Cavanagh, los GAIN. tos5. sec
ond; Flora Riley, LOB (Brannon), 1q
S, third. Time, 1864 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
Don't Complain
About high prices on Groceries
when we are offering such low

3-lb. cans Lard 33c
Quart jar Mustard and Gatsup .loc
Fresh and Corned Hams, per ID. lac
Navy Beans, per quart y
Salt Pork, per pound l2tscss
lib. bricks Goldfish &c
Elgin Butter, per pound Z. .32c
Large Irish Potatoes, l7c peck; or,
3.Iargc cans Pie Peaches for. 25c
Sugar Cured Hams, per pound lac
Whole Grain Rice, per h.. &c
8 cans Clipped Beef for. !; 225cA
Large California orunes, per ID. &c .
Va. Pride Coffee, per lb. lac
California Evaporatcd Peaches Sc
7lbs. New Va. Buckwhcat for -. Csc
Large Fat Mackercl, s for. Csc
500 bottles Old Fulcfcr Whiskey,7 5cs4
New Labrador Herrings, per dozen. 15cs
( Cedar Buckets Is, .'.s. !. !. !. 15c
Cream Cheese, per pound 18c
q Duffy Malt w hiskey ........,. 65cS