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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13
McCul1och to Act as
Race Convoy

The members of the Corinthian yacht
club and yachtsmen in general were
jubilant yesterday afternoon when both
Senator Perkins and Congressman Ju-
Illus Kahn informed them that they
were in receipt of kilograms from the
secretary of the treasury saying that
he had ordered the revenue cutter Nc
Cul1och to act as a, convoy to entries
in the Santa Cruz yacht race both on
the trip down and home again. This
announcement is a big boost for the
race, as 1t means an increased entry
list from all the clubs about the bay
Commodore William J. Hogg of the CO.
r1nth1an yacht club and his committee
are. now busily engaged in making the
final preparations for the great contest.
Entries will close next Saturday with
William Barlage, 230 Brannan street.
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National League

CINCINNATI, July 12.--Cinclnnati won a Is
inning game from Brooklyn here today, 1 to 0.
Barger pitched fine ball. did also Gaspar and
Beebe. Barger lost the game in the thirteenth
by letting down and giving two bases balls.
These were followed by Millers hit that scored
Paskert. Score: r. H. E.
Brooklyn
Cincinnati ...--..--..--. II o
Batteries-Barger and Erwin; Gaspar Beebe.
and Mclean. Umpires-k1em and Kane. (Thir-
teen innings.)
Louis today in IA inning game. z to 5. Four
hits in the ninth evened the score for the Wis
itors and triple by Graham and singles by
X. Fl. E.
Boston Is 2
st. Louis > 10 =
Batteries-Curtis. Mattern and Graham:
Raleigh. Lush and Bresnahan. Phelps Um-
piresEEason and Johnstone- (Fourteen innings.)
Piftsburg- Philadelphia game postponed: rain.
ChicagoNe New York game postponed; rain.
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Baseball Notes

The Vernon players We're spectator
at the game yesterday. Happy Hogan
and his band enjoyed watching the
trailers pull the Seals down.
Perry's base running was one of the
features of the game. The way the
husky Senator trotted around the bags
in the third and seventh frames was
pleasing to. the eye. He tore around
the paths like a deer and was always
in the game
Jimmy Shinn was the real Swat Mil
ligan" of the day. -Four bingles out of
five trips TO the bat is going some His
hitting. was of the clean variety and
none OF them could be questioned.
Charley Graham had Berry's goat in
the ninth after Van Haltren allowed
few sarcastic remarks passed between
the two backstops. Berry seemed a bit
unnerved by the retorts. for he fol-
lowed with two wild pegs, which were
costly.
Bodies catch of Perry's high foul in
the first frame was fast bit of field
ing. He went over to the left field
bleachers after the ball.
Eddie Burns seemed to be away off
in his fielding. Four slips were credited
to him, and some of them were bad
ones. Eddie seemed to go to pieces
after he made the first error.
Danzig's stop of Madden's grounder
in the opening frame was nice piece
of fielding. Babe had to go half way
over to second to get the ball and then
whipped it to Whalen, who beat the
runner nod.
1t looked for a time in the seventh
as i Whalen was going to be given the
hook After he had walked Madden
and Mohler things looked gloomy Baum
was ordered to warm up, but James
steadied down and did not allow a hit
though Madden scored on a sacrifice f1y
Shinn went to second to fill the va
cancy made by the injury to Raymer in
Sundays game. His work was gilt
edged
Browning did not have anything A
change little earlier in the ARRAY
might have resulted in victory for
the Seals.
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Curtiss and Sweeney Are
Traded for Lobert

CINCINNATI, July 12-Perhaps the
biggest trade of the year in baseball is
to be announced here Wednesday, when
the Boston National team comes to play
Cincinnati a series of four games. 1T
Will take from Cincinnati Third Base
man Lobert, who is considered by many
one of the best infielders of the league.
and will bring to Cincinnati Pitcher
Cliff 1Curtiss and Shortstop Sweeney of
Boston. This plan has received the Of
fetal recommendation of President
Herman, who is now at Detroit.
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EMPIRE CITY RACETRACK July I2-The
Newcastle stable entry. Danger Mark and Royal
Meteor, the latter added starter. one
two in the Winged Foot handicap here today.
The entry oddson in the betting. SUMMARY
First race, six furlongs-LittIe Rajah. to
1. won; Aldivla. II TO /. second; The Hague,
to .. third. Time, IA %
Second race. six furlongs-Galley Slave TO
/. won: Rosseaux. 20 to 1. second; Black Chief
3 to 1. third. Time 1:13 So.
Third race, mile and 20 yards-Guy
Fisher. TO 1, won Star Bottle. s to 1. sec
ond: Clifedge, 10 To /. third. Time. Al 40.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Dsnger Mark. to
10. won: Royal Meteor. to 10. second; Quincy
Belle. ) to 1, third. Time. 1:13 So.
Fifth race. six furlOngs-CherrOyOla. to l..
von Marigot. so TO /. second; Infatuation, 20
to 1. third. Time. 113 40.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Dan-
field IL TO 3. won; Lad Of Langdon. TO 2,
second; Ardri. to 10, third. Time. AZ 1-5.
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BEAVERS BLANKED
BY RALPH Willis
Held to Two MeaSiy Hits While
Knapp Walks Four and
Forces In Two Runs

PORTLAND, Ore, July 12.-Oakland
won the opening game of the series
with Portland today in the seventh in
ming. The score was 2 to 0. Knapp
had been pitching a steady game, al
lowing one lone hit to each inning and
an occasional base on balls. which had
no effect on the score. In the seventh,
however, the Portland pitcher, with one
man on bases, lost control and walked
four men, one right after the other.
This forced in two runs, the only scor-
ing of the day. Willis pitched a SUI
perb game. allowing but two hits and
one base on balls. He was accorded
perfect support. The score:
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CELLAR CHAMPIONS
WALLOP THE SEALS
Berry Tries Old Trick on Batter but
Fails; Kid" Registers K'cl1
By JOSEPH MURPHY

Those getting bold troublesome Just
yesterday back of the
the Angels but instead of
The Seals
protest Captain Moer with the but
tough lose for the cham
and
.udn be downed md themselves o victory.
NTERFERES WITH BATTER
techncafy which Captain Mohler hopes find relief
trick that has pulled the
cb public Perry Berry
with the
IIalten he take through
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Northwestern League

TACOMA. Wash. July 12--The Tigers hit
Gardner hard today and easily won from Van
couyer, ) 20 l. Ahns held the visitors to three
own wild throw saved Vancouver from shutout
Score: r. Fl. E.
Tacoma 10 I
Vancouver ........-..-........1 3 4
Batteries-Annis and Byrnes; Gardner and
Lewis.
SPOKANE. July 12-Spokane overcame Seat
ties long early lead by terrific hitting today
Keener's home run with the bases full was
feature. Nordyke and Cooney got four hits and
Bennett got home run. a triple and single
Spokane used four pitchers Lynch and Adams
r.. II. E.
Seattle ...........-........... IL
Spokane ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 13
Batteries -Zsckert. Russell and Hemenway
Tonneson, Killillay. kratzberg Bonner and Shea
Imagine, so new styles, soft and straw
hats. Tom Dillon, opp. Call bldg.
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Boston Keeps Protested
Victory

NEW YORK, July 12.-President
Lynch of the National league, in de-
cision handed down today, declares
against the New York club in the mat
ter of protested game with Boston
on July 4, won by the latter, to 2.
Before the game a time limit of 6:25
had been set to enable the Boston
PLAYERS to catch a train. The score at
the end of the seventh inning stood 5
to in Boston's favor In the first half
of the eighth New York made six runs,
which were not counted because Bos-
tons half of the inning was not fin
ished before the time limit expired.
Brooklyn loses in a decision handed
down by Lynch covering protest of
the game on June 80, won by New
York, to 0. Brooklyn claimed that a
hit by McElveen with a man on base
went into the stand and entitled him
to a home run, which would have tied
the score. President Lynch holds that
the ball hit the outside of the upper
tier of boxes and bounded back into
the playing field. Under the circum- :
stances the batsman was not entitled
to home run and the game stands.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

NEW YORK. July 12-Though outbatted.
New York defeated Chicago, 4 to 3, in a game
featured by Wolters hitting. The Californian
made two singles and Two triples and drove in
the deciding run. Score: r. III. z.
New YORK
Batteres-Scott and Sullivan; Warhop and
Sweeney.
PHILADELPHIA. July 12.--Poor pitching by
the Detroit twirlers enabled Philadelphia to
make il four straight the champions, TO
4. Cobb failed to arrive the grounds until
the third inning and Manager Jennings declined
to discuss the reasons for his late arrival.
Pitcher Bender of Philadelphia is confined TO
his home with an attack of stomach trouble
and heavy cold. Score: r. H. E.
Detroit i
Phlladeiphla d i
Batteries-Works, Stroud, Pernoll and Schmidt;
Coombs and Lapp.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-washington and
st. Louis today battled 10 tie. to 4, the
game being called on account of darkness In
the first part of the ninth after being intere
rupted twice by rain. Score: r. Fl. E.
Washington
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Crouch and
Allen
BOSTON, July 12.--on three Cleveland pitch.
ers Boston hammered out 10, hits and made II
runs today while the visitors could secure but
FIVE runs. Cleveland played ragged fielding
game Score: r. II. e.
Cleveland ............ l2 S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mitchell, Doane and
Bemis. Easterly; Cicotte, Mahoney and Carri-
gan, Madden.
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'erry and Van Haltren's decision was
st. Mohler rushed in and made
,,rotest. However. the runs which the
senators. made in this frame were not
needed as far as the result was con-
,.erned, as they were a run ahead up
10 that time.
The game was one OF those good old
suggests that provide plenty OF excit-
ing incidents. Both teams started off
in whirlwind fashion. Both Browning
and Whalen were hit hard. but VIVA
lent tightened up before the finish.
while Browning was given the hook
for not improving.
SENATORS SLUG SPHERE
The Senators were bunch of strong
arm men with the stick. Everybody
seemed TO be able to swat the sphere
and they swatted in a healthy fashion
at that. Jimmy Shinn was in the lime
light with four safe bingles out OF
i've trips 10 bat
The Seals started off as If they were
going TO do things. After Madden and
Mohler had gone down Witt imposed
on 'Whalen's generosity and promptly
stole second. Whaien tried a soft one
on Tenant. and Tommy lifted the pei
let over right field fence. Good start
for the Seals and the fans looked
happy.
The Senators We're confident as a re-
suit Of their numerous wins of late
and started of in the third. Tenant
booted Danzig's grounder and Van Blu
ren sacrificed Briggs out sent the
runner to third and Boardman came TO
the relief with a hit TO right field.
sending Danzig across.
The Senators kept right on with the
good work. Whalen started off with
q hit TO center, and Shinn did likewise.
Burns bunted to Browning, who made
a bad peg to third in an effort to
catch Whalen, and all were safe. Perry
forced Whalen. Tenant to Berry. Dan
zig fell on one of Browning's soft ones
and IL shot into deep center for doU-
bic and three came home.
SEALS TIE Ut UP
The game was again made interest
ing when the Seals tied the score in
the third Mohler was safe on Burns
boot. Witt hit the fence for two bases,
scoring Mohler. Bodies hit across sec
ond tied the score.
Shinn started the seventh with hit
over third Burns sacrificed and Per-
rvs drive scored Shinn. Danzig scored
Perry.
IN the seventh Whalen threatened to
throw the game away. He got off bad
by walking Madden and Mohler. Witt
. SacrlnC6Q ana MI meant DANGER.
Tenant did fairly well by sending a
long sacrifice fly to center field, scor-
ing Madden.
In the ninth Perry was given first
when Berry interfered with him at the
plate by touching his bat. Danzig sac
rificed. Van Buren bunted safely. Dam
zig took third on a bad peg by Berry,
and Perry scored. Berry made another
bad peg which scored Danzig and al
lowed Van Buren to get to third. A
hit scored Van Buren. Score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck ont-By Knapp s. by Seaton l. by Will
lis 2 First base on called balls-On Knapp s,
off Willis i. Two base hits--Cutshaw. Swander.
Double pIay-Rapps TO Casey. Sacrifice hits
Wolverton Wares. Stolen bases-Maggert ,.
hit by pitched ball Wolverton. by Knapp.
Passed ball-Fsher. First base on errors--oak
land Left on bases-Oakland 13 Portland 1.
Innings pitched-Bys Krapp S. by Seaton l.
Base hts-0f Knapp I, runs p of Seaton l.
Time of game-2 hours. Umpires-Finney and
Uildebrand.
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four FAVORITES
Win At SALT LAKE
Matte Mack Comes to Life at
I3 to /, but Form Players
Fare Well


favorites cashed today for their back
ers. The card was only an ordinary
one, but good fields faced the barrier in
all the races. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
11,20-Lee's Friar. 10 tSelden) ....---...,-. l
41-Bessie G, 107 (Callahaul .-....-..-.
10LAlta Ray. 107 (Page) ......-...-..,
Time. 1:02 40 Elizabeth DAILY, AlbettO,
Ravelston ii, Captain Ned also ran
SECOND RACE-one mile. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-l-Llvius. 1O2 tLindhorstl -----.-.--- /
13-l-Wicket. 92 tE. CottonI.
Time, A. Liberto. Wiueberry, Cigarlighter,
Roy Shumway, Santhia. Swell Girl Manila 5,
THIRD RACE-One mile. selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
13-l-Mattie Mack, 10I tRettigl .....-....... l
lI,i0-Mike Jordan, 100 Van Dusenl ....--.
Time, 43 "a. Nisprision, Captain Burnett.
Smiley Metzner, Proteus. orilene. Camera, also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Seven furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin:
S1-Mag sutton. s ies iES tE. Smith Smith.
Time. :2s. Nebulosus Hancock, Elder. Bon
ME Prince Charlie. Bellhower. Lord Rossington.
Cardinal Sarto, also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furIonss.
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
-Meltondale. los (Rettigl gl.........-..-...- l
-Sanado. W ~ SheGaTty 1a. '''-'-'
Time, los So Regina Arvi, Recon. Sam Me-
Gibben. Bay Garter. Caesar. Waner. also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs. selling;
1,l-Hldden Hand. III tRettig) ,.s-...... /
Time Ayer yer 81 81 Ide SaiFfeaPPu% fadp adelaide an
ME Bright. Dixie Dixon, Oberon, also ran
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Young Fighter Killed In
Private Mill

NEW YORK. July l2.-In an amateur
boxing bout held in Mineola, Long
island, last night, Hugh Brant. known
also as kid Burns" a bellboy of 19,
employed in a Garden City hotel, col
lapsed in the fourth round and died be-
fore medical assistance could reach
him. The bout. a private affair. was
held in a room in the rear of the hotel
bar. Brsnt's opponent was Tommy
Walsh, aged d, from Tuckahoe, N. Y.
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RAIN PREVENTS RACES

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 12.-Races
of the opening day of the Great West
ern circuit, to have been held here this
afternoon. have been postponed on ac-
count of heavy rains. The meet now
carries over until Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-13

Raj PAR maid opIv $3.50 for spindle at the
Silver Brook farm and Willie Shields took 9im
out OF a selling race for $3.50. Parr has sucn
a good opinion of the judgment of Shields that
he bet STOO OF the $50 Spindle at 70 l
and cleaned up $500 when he won at rOrI
Erie. Shields also cleaned up.
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American Association

At Kansas City-St Paul i, Kansas City IL
Game called AZ the end Of the seventh TO allow
The teams to catch the train.
At L0uisvlne-first game: Toledo g. Louis
vile z Second game; Toledo o. Louisville o.
Game called at the ed Of the sixth 10 allow
Toledo 10 catch the train.
AT ndianspois-cOlumbus game postponed:
rain.
At inneapols-Milwaukee game postponed:
rsfu
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Western League

Al Des Moines Moines 2 Lincoln l.
AT Sioux City-Sioux City ). Omaha g.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph l3 Topeka 8.
At DenTer-Denvcr G. Wichita l.
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JAPANESE rossERs WIN

HONOLULU, July 12--The baseball
nine from the Waseda university IN
Japan defeated a picked team from the
cruiser Cleveland today by score OF
! TO o.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
fCOaSt LeaEuel
RESULTS OF GAMES
GAMES TODAY

Sacramento =, san Francisco 5.
Oakland 2, Portland o.
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SAN FRANCISCO
%" ItILIN III llvHIFL ID LIt uIIIU-
Rms AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

SIX runs and 10 hits on Browning in seven
innings Home run-Tennsnt. Two base hits
Bodie- Witt, Danzig. Sacrifice hits-Burns t2l
Van Buren, Nitt, Danzig. Sacrifice dy-Ten-
nsnt. Stolen bases-Pery CO.. Witt First base
called balls-On Browning l. OF Whalen 3
Struck out-By Whalen ,. by Stewart ,, Double
play-Perry 70 Shiun TO Bo2rdman 10 La I,onge.
Shinn 10 Burns. Time If game-1 hour and 45
minutes. Umpire-NsR Haltren.
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When Follie Levy refused to break at the
start of the Jamaica stakes at Empire City,
Jockey MCGEE was unable to get her away
from the post before the time had elapsed
that would have permitted owner George Odom
TO take third money. field Of three faced the
barrier When the illy finally left the post She
was timed six furIongs in 10.
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Take Hal Chase out Of that New York team
aud it would be struggling among the second
division clubs.
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Empire City Results

Apprentice allowance.
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magine, so new styles, soft and straw
hats. Tom Dillon, opp. Call bldg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-31
MASK BALL.

The mack talI given l'tt night q! Oid
Fellows Hall under tina su'pices OF the
Reliance steam Fire Engine Company
waa a delightful sud successful stfsir'
A punber of handsome prizes we're
awarded. The music Vas furnished by
Pitts orchestra. During the evening
III acheon was served. As has eetn stated
The proceeds will be uaed to help def'ay
the expenses In entertaining the mem
bers of the State Firemen's Convention
which meets in Alexandria 10 August.
Pitts orchestra furnished the mu'ic
and Mr. Henry Morarity ac:ed as NOR
manager. The prizes were won by Mrs.
HAIRY Padget. aud Messrs. Gsorge
TYLER aud john Knight. After the
dance Refreshments were served.
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TO DECIDE ON SATURDAY.

January /, OF this year, the carpenters
of this city, according to mandate of
their superior officers, notified the ETA.
ploying carpenters thst, on April l, they
xou'd demand So DO day, instead OF
So, the prevailing wages for day
o. hours. The time limit has expired
and tomorrow would have been the
time for the notice to take effect, hut the
workuen have seen fit to give the en-
plcyers u it'll Saturday night. Messrs.
knight, Rodgers, De Vaughan, DeVers
and Winst,p, representing the contrac.
tors met last Tuesday and decided that
they would not, nor tou'd net. meet t1e
demands and the Gil come ia aws!ted with
interes'. The cou,ratt,rs say that the
profits do rot justify the increase and
that they are n,t now, with all the risk,
making Eve PSF csLt on any Investment.
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CHARTERS.

The following charters hsve been
granted:
American Detachable Shoe Heel Com
p,uy Guc J, Alexandria. J. G. Ospars,
president; J. D. Wright, vice-prsslden';
J. G B.utop, sscretary-sll OF Wash
iugton. d. O. Ospi'al: Maximum,
els 600; minimum, $1,000. obj
M.oufsclure of detachable shoe hesl.
Carpenter & Randolph (lnc,) Alex
sudria. O. H. Fred, president; W. H.
ireland, vice. president and seorelssy;
H. W. Fred. trea!uter-sll OF Washing"
TOP, D. O. Capital: Maximum, $4,000;
miniu o, 81, 900. O'jscts: To do the
tu,iness of stenography and duplication
typewr!t.ng.
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THE POSIOFFIOE.

After serving IS years in the city
postofics, WITH tui two 'ntermlsslons,
Mr.. Thomas Burrou chs will tonight re-
tire IS postmaster at Alexandria and
wi remove to bis farm btlow this city
where, with his family, he will reside.
II assistant, Mr.. ]. E. Johnston, will
also retire, bu. as yet has made no
plans for the future. Mr.. Burroughs
end Mr.. Johnston will be succeeded by
Postmaster J. A. Ezgborn and Assistant
Postmaster L. Donald Aitchesop, who
will assume their new duties tomorrow
morning. The retiring and new officials
will meet at The Office tonight aud 90
o7sr the accounts together. 1t is under.
stood thst no ether changes In the Office
will be made as all the other employees
hold office under the civil service Law.
Mr.. Burroughs entered the postottice
az clerk about the time of the close OF
the civil war In 1865 and remained there
till 1866 when he removed to near Ma
passas where he engaged In farming TIL
1870, when he was offered position In
the Alexandria postofice. He accepted
and served in the Office most OF the time
as assistant postmaster uotil MIR. o. Y.
Oarlin wss appointed postmaster durlog
Mr.. OIeveland's second tarm in 1898
DurIpg the following four years MI.
Burroughs engaged in business With Mr..
J. F. Muir, furniture dealer. When
Mr.. J. L. Orupper Eu :cseded Mr. Oar
lin, Mr.. Burroughs returned to the pott-
Office aud was sgain appointed assistant
postmaster in which position he served
urtil ioar years ago uheu be was appoint
ed port master. This position he has
filed acceptably to bis large circle OF
friends In Alexandria who wish him un.
bounded SUCCESS In the future.
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.

The recent change in the corporation
known as the Griffin FnFniture Con-
pauy will haze no effect on the bus
ness e1ctp; the manegemen', MIR. ).
B, Critic Is no longer connected with
the company and the tu'lress viii &c
under 8 new management. This STORE
ia now connected with thu Ho7kins chain
OF stores coudatt,d ia Richmond, Wash
ineton, Fredericksburg, Charlottesville,
Stanton, Williamsburg, and Hurtirg
t,r. W. w., and will be managed By
Mr., Ohas E. Wager. This store will
hayt the benefit of the large purchasing
power Of syndicste IRE ard will be in
q DOS ton t, save purchasers much en-
their furni u'e and hcaseIurniahiDgs,
either for cssh or on The ins!alimsnt
pl,u. o. B. Hlpsios, president OF the
Hopkins Syndicate, Cnsrles E. lesger'
N anger, ard E. J. Birch, CT Rich
nond, ara assisting 10 the sale now 10
progress
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CARDINALS VS.. FORT HUNT.

The Cardinal Athletic O ID baseball
nine will on Saturday play the Fort
HINT baseball nine on the latsr's
grounds. scho6eld or Z ,chery will be
on the m,uod icr the Cardinals, while
Miller, Fort Huats sta. southpaw will
do the pitching for the soldiers. Ina
following will probably be the line Up
OF the o. A. O.: Mcbride, esther;
SchoReld or u ,chery, pitcher; Wilton,
shor. stop; As'r7ke, first base; Ttensry,
second base; II syden or Corbet, third
base; Murphy. left field; Ovens or En-
trisle, oenter fisld, Dudley, right field
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WEDDING.

Miss Mamie Bnrcs, daughter Of Mr..
and M,a. NJ. L. Blrus, OF llO6 Pruce
str ee, end Mr.. Edward J. Carr, OF
Marion, N. O., were married last even.
ing by Rev. Father Kelley. Mr.. ~
ward Powers acted as beat man aod the
bride IVES attended by Miss Amelia Hoy
az bridesmaid. The ceremony was wit.
messed by large number of friends
The bride was attired 10 blue taista sils
and her travelling cos une wss OF laven-
der serge with hst sui gloves to match.
After the r:ception the bride and groom
left on a northern trip. They will be q
home !, receive their friends on April 8
Mr.. Carr is travelling salesman for the
S,uthero Paint and Vsrnish Works, Of
Atlatt,, Ga.