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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-04

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg. Va. June S.-Tames
r Gatcwood. of Caroline, and Miss
Sadie NJ. stanley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stanley. Of Spotsylvania
county. were married Saturday at tho
home OF the bride. Row. (. II. johnson
performing the ceremony.
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Sale Of Refused
andUnclaiined
Freight Of
Every
Description

We Will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed OF, at our Freight Warehouse.
corner Seventeenth and Marshall
Streets. Richmond. Va.
TUESDAY. JUNE 4TEI. 1912,
commencing at 10 A. NJ.
Various lots of Dry Goods, Clothing.
Rugs. Druggets. Furniture. Hardware
and miscellaneous articles OF every de-
scription.
The public is requested TO attend.
Elevated seats provided for ladies, and
special accommodation will be afforde d
out-of town buyers for shipping goods.
l.. L. SCHERER,
General Claim Agent.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Riiway Com.
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We VIII sell for the Undersigned adj
ministrator at 726 West Broad street,
THURSDAY. JUNE 6,
AT II o'clock noon,
one handsome seven and one third oc-
tave Upright Piano ono four-ptece and
one threo-piece Parlor Suit. Tables.
Chairs. Rockers and Carpet. one hands
some Sideboard. one Dining Table, one
Druggct. Chairs etc, one large Steel,
Range, six handsomely furnished Bed
rooms. consisting OF pressers. Stands
Mirror and pain Front Wart.robes and
Chifonniers, Felt Mattresses, Springs.
BEDDING, Covers. handsome Pier MFR
ror. Enamel Bods. Aiantei Mirrors, Pic
lures Chairs. Couches, Trunks, orna-.
ments, Toilet Sets, ono Chandelier, Gaa
stoves. Heaters. ladies' Desk. Mating,
Crockery, etc.
Sale Thursday. Juno 8. at
IL o'clock. e
TERMS. Cash.
Administrator ~
Aucttpnaarnns{g
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FOR SALE. THREE FRAME HOUSES.
West Gary street: seven rooms; good
condition. excellent tenant, $500.
ADDRESS owner, 24DG Grow, Avenue.
PhOnc Madison iiIG
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peIp, a9aIe ann Female

AMBITIOUS BOYS AND GiT;Ils WANT.
ed to prepare for good paving post
tions at our modern school OF bust
ness. shorthand and tcleEraphy En-
ter any time; no vacations. special
low tuition rates for summer. MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN
wanted. Room I'll, Mutual Building,
to show every one our goods. fresh
from factory. The best ever pre-
duced n necessity in every aorne
factory, bank. business house, schoo!
house. hospital, etc. Can readily earn
from SIS TO SIS per week. Perma-
nent, pleasant. Call at once before
all our territory is taken. Hours
$3.50 to 1o:3U a. AI. and $50 to $3.50
p NJ
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EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN WHO
ean invest s5.0uo. with services. in
small but highly remunerativc
manufacturing business. business
shows healthy and rapid groX.h viii
stand close investigation Address
. 200. care Times-Dispatch
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5oJtfftnrs ann Statesmen

GALDsMEN FOR COUNTRY TRADE:
experiences not essential; cash bond
required. B 1885, care T!mes-Dis-
patch
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agfnts G0ianten

Agent WANTED ~ LARGE ACCI--
dent and health insurance company;
monthly and annual polic!cs; maxi
mum commission and equipped office.
Address imnD; diatisly, G. 2S7, care
Times-D spatch.
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BOOKKEEPING. BANKING. ARITU-
netic. business law. rapid calcu!a-
tons. spelling. penmansh!n and cor
rcspondcnce--all taught under lif..
scholarship for only $3.50. Send for
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS col
TESiE
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That Attractive Brick Resi-.
dence No. 23O9 Stuart
Avenue.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

By request OF tho owners, who are
determined TO Sell. we will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises,
on
TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1912,
at o'clock p. NJ
the abovs very desirable real estate
The lot fronts on the south side OF
stuart Avenue 22ls feet and extends
back Sood depth TO an alley. Inn
provcmeilt3 consist OF an unusually
attractive two-story brick dwelling.
containing eight rooms. besides bath
and the usual closets Tho housa Ia
comparatively new. is IN excellent con-
diron, and occupied By n good tenant
The owners of property are dcsir-
GUS of selling the property, and bar
gain may be expected.
TERMS: Very lib erll and announced
at sale.
C. L Is. II. I. DENOoN.
AmctiOneers.
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a CIIANCE TO SECURE WHiI.- r1S
tnoAshed paying business on Main
Street: a rtw hundred dollars all
necessary; VIII SHOW BOOKS and con-
vince any one: worth looking INTO.
Sc US qulch. Z. ). ELLY.sCN sales
Agents and Collections. Baser/Ani
American Rank
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Nos. 900 and Oil N.
Fourth Street

In execution OF IL decree OF tho Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered April
10. 1910. in the suit of Eleanora Euker's
admlnistrator. etc. VS.. Ense A. spot.
the undersigned special commissioner.
therein appointed, Will sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1912,
at o'clock L. NJ,
that certain lot or parcel of land. with
the buildings and improvements there
on, on the east lire OF Fourth Street,
between Leigh and Jackson Streets.
being Nos 600 and Gil North Fourth
Street, fronting on the cast line OF
Fourth Street thirty feet and running
back at right angles and within par
allel lines l2i feet to an alley In COM
mon twelve feet wide.
These properties are most desirable,
either as Investments or homes and
should attract the attention of specu-
lators and investors generally.
TERMS: One third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and balance
on equal credits of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest added
from date OF sale. purchaser to give
his negotiable notes for the deferred
payment, and title to he retained until
all purchase money is paid; or all
cash, at option o. purchaser
S. s. p. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioner.
@. T. u Fl. L. DHNOON.
Auctioneers,
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situations, 4sruresstonaI

WANTED. POSITION Is s:iGG ;1li
choir by coRtrulte =oioist: seve ra |
years t1n..:ence. Apply to IL $40.
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aulrlDn Sals5, jrulurf DagS
~ = y -~-~~>----~-~~~~-~~~
By Virginia Auction Co.
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad

HANDSOME CIGAR AND TOBACCO
FIXTURES All AUCTION IN MUIR
PHYS HOTEL. LOBBY.
FRIDAY, JUNE Z.
1890 y. NJ
Ono 1l-foot Silent Salesman Cigar
Case. one 7-foot silent Salesman Show
case. one News Stand. with ma rble
base: two handsome Tobacco Wall
Cases feet long 10y g Il Nect high.
These fixtures arc all in quartered
oak.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash. Re-
moved ut once.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
AuctiOneerS
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4srurfssfonal pelp lllanten

WASTED. TEACHERS For " PuBLfc
school and college work Positions
open In all Southern States. Write
for "A Plan" SOUTHERN TEACH
ERS' AGENCY. Columbia, g c.
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TOR SALE. 4 FINE FARM OF 31s
acres In Fairfax county. Va. 80 miles
bio S-room residence. two iarE.
barns, double corncrlb. good or
chard. about 100 trees. mostly iiu-
pies. owner very anxious to sell.
as he can't give the proper attention
10 II. Address OWNER, BOX 25u
Roanoke Va.
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FOR SALE. ONE MILE OF 25-POUND
rclayers; one contractors hosting
'ng!net ono Surry Parlsis,r SlS!dder;
one Smith concrete mixer; all in ex-
callant condition and cheap for n
prompt sale. u. n. Box l1IS. Rich
n1nnd Va
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ReaI erstatr Epr aaIr

We SOLICIT YoUR RENT ACcoUS;HTr
We operate live rent department.
and mako "a specially of the care
OF properties. incidentally. we have
push and snap. If you have any
vacant and unrented property turn
Il over to us. GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
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KeaI Gstate Mantrb

MIlNTE6, TO RENT BY coU4RdGnn
small bungalow or cottage at oncs;
three or four rooms; no difference
how far out or IN country; not moro
than Slh par month. Answer quick.
G 3o7, c9ro Timts"D!spatch.
LIST YOUR. FARMS WITH ]. 4. CON.
essary blanks.
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BOARD o-iNnED-G CENT IJAiAIN DE.
s.rcs board Tor wife and two little
girls. aged respectively, ten and
thirteen years: country preferred.
wh r. children can l'omp and where
fresh milk. eggs, vegetables and real
country fare are IN abundance; I VIII
not consider replies received from
me ordinary boarding house. as thai
Is not what I am seeking: I dr=,ra a
place with family who do not as a
rule take boarders; where ! will be
treated moro Rs a guest than n
boarder; where. In other words, tho
atmospaere Will b. 1nore that o. the
family circle than the boarding
house: these conditions arc only pos
S'nle with congen.al family whose
home has no; lheen bcset by a horde OF
minimizing summer b0ard.rs; would
need Two rooms Write. stating
terms. 10 J 2ii. cnre Times-Dis0atch
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By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, 6l6 E. Broad

ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE. S
HANDSOME, FURNISHINGS AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF SECOND
AND THIRD APARTMENTS OF f26
WEST BROAD STREET.
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BY a C. HarHaa
Reat rs eate Al,crtoneer.

TITTSTENES PUBLIC AUCTION sALn
OR
"A RHaIRaaHEiE: BCrE4DIcSG LOT ON
WESF FRANKLIN STREET.
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By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broac

LUNCH AND OYSTER COUNTER,
CASH REGISTER, SHOWCASES,
ENC. AT AUCTION.
We will sell for Frank Lorenzi, ut
517 East Marshall
WEDNESDAY. JUNE s.
at 1880 a. NJ,
one large Lunch Counter one oyster
or Bar Counter one Bar Ice Box, two
Nickel Showcases, one National Cash
Register, one Wall Case. Oak Ward
robe. Dressers, Washstar ds. Beds, Side
board. Tables. Chairs, etc.
TERNfS: Cash.
VIRGINIA. AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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REFINpD YOUNG LADY DESIRES
permanent room and hoard with prl-
xatc family in vicinity OF Monroe
Park: state prize. Address G Isl
care Times Dispatch
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SGarn llanren

TWO YouNG MEX WISH BOARD All
and lodging In private family. X asa
care Times Dl spatch
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Hats ifpr Rfnt

5'oR RENT, -FOUR ROOM FURNisl led
fiat: first floor. Phone Madison bals.
APARTMENT IN THE NEI.MAR, 1911
Park Avenue, eight or nine rooms;
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opal ant GllSpD

Just PFONE TO HEADQUARTERS
Ior wood. ! recommend slab wood
Tor hot water. Makes quick, nor
fire and goes out when ynu are
through Your work or cooking. viz
sinia anthracite coal is cheapest for
hot weather. Will! send n sampIe
free. long. Madison 1910.
MILLER MFG. CO.
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certify TINT tho bond required by
tho above deorce of tho srecial COM
missioner has bcsn duly given.
Given nnder my hand this 2sth day
OF April, 1o1a.
Tcsto: oHAa O. sAv1LHT.
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situations 1laantru, epaIr

REGISTERED ASST SLANT PIIARNf-A-
est desires position as relief clerk:
good referenoss; do not answer un-
less you can give permanent posi-
ton. Address II 32T. care Times
Dispatch
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u NbS PONSIBLi. PERSON 10 ADOP'T
q pretty little girl baby: perfect
health. Reply G 2ss. care Times
Dlspatch
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fpINF MAN WITH ENPERfENCE
and good references wants position
as clerk or assistant oookkceper
q 3o3. care Times ID lspatch.
POULTRYMAN OR ASSISTANT POIiL-
tryman. understands incubators.
bTooders. hens, ducks. etc. wishes
posiNon: references. Address POUI.-
TkHMAN. care K. Hempel. Elm
Grove. W. Va.
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PERSONALS

% PER CENT. DISCOUNT on ALI
my STOCK Of Oriental rugs. linens.
novelties and laces until June 18TH.
2lI North Fifth
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!9ouItry, 49et6 ano 9loe sfork

BREEDERS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"a French coach stallion Figaro
1901. registered n the French and
American stub Books, 1911 hands.
Loo pounds. P!loso lo2. imported
spanish jack. &c hands and sound
at Mechanicsv!lle stock Farm, four
miles north Richmond. w J. STRAIN
& son. Route J. CIV
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FOR SALE, PONY. TRAP AND HAIR.
ness, $3.50: any child can drive him:
weight $50 pounds: bargain TO
quick buyer. MIR. $. w GARRETT.
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III MN IAIN BOUGHT AND SOLID
AT HuGliES5S. 209 North Third.
DUPLICATE TYPEWRITER LET
i I W: +. HOBART. BOX Iii2.
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SOFA BEANS.-GOOD STOCK. IIMiT-
cd quantity. Also black, clay and
mixed peas. For sale b. -. ETHER
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Ny I;EEERAI Nero ! S.rII.l, n;,SI~-
ness iii Sussex county, 10 miles o.
richmond. Va. eight miles OF th,.
Atlantic Coast Line. An established
bus!ncss stand OF - years. $1,000
to $4,000 trade. books open TO IN
spection TO any one that ineans bus
mess; $1,000 To 5000 stock. which
can he reduced to suit buEer !f he
wish Terms Will be uada very
easy. Address c 500. care Times
lJiSu1tch
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laopnts 5for Rfnf

HANDSOMELY FURNISHES. COOL
rooms. THE ROANOKE, ia North
Eighth. Central,
ROOM, WITH BOARD: ALL MODERN
convent oes fl0 West Grace Street
For RENT TWO FL FINISHED LIGHT
Housekeeping rooms. with gas range.
icn box aril everything complete: also
one furnShed room. 1io East Leigh
Phone Madison 1926?
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business opportunities

LOOKING FOR BUSINESS? OUR
typewritteii letters Will nnd Il. In
expensive and always get an inter
view. Box llf2 Rjchmord W,
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FOR SALE, WEST END DWEDLINCi:
very des!raibiy situated. three stor!; {:
fourteen rooms; n good repair. part
~ detached on 80 foot lot. ADDRESS
.RNIAAl\iNH." kns NJ a2S citN
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WEAR a SPIRETTA CORSET.
planned and ntted by one Of our
trained corsetieres. SPIRELLA
CORSET SHOP. EOS North Filth
street. Mrs. CORNELIA MOORE
Manager Phone Madison 7252
YOUR LAWN MOWER viii cur TO
suit you II Bickerstah sharpens IL.
1911 l.. Main.
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auritun 5aIes. Uais Bap,

BY c. l. p II. l. Denoon
Real Estats Auctionecrs,
S21 East Main Street.
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Rpeing ann GleaninQ
Reliable Transsfer

FER.-AIILLNER's
3o2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for Csc. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two mon
on our wagon. We rake Lpecial-
~ OF moving furniture and pianos
Phone Madison I445.
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College Chaps Give
The Smokes a Scare

one hit Setrood started the inning
by tanning. Miller was given a base
on balls. Richey was out. pitcher to
first. Grey knocked a two-bagger,
scoring Miller. Anderson ended II by
rolling one to Shuttleworth. who
threw to first
Wheeling Wins.
Bethany assumed the lead in her
half OF the eighth. Shuttleworth the
first man hip. walked. Canaga rolled
one down the third base line and
Miller threw IL a mile over Servatius'
head. The pill role dto the right
field fence and Shuttleworth walked
home. Canaga going to third. Beck
flew out 20 Strood. Harmon was out.
pitcher to catcher. and Smith ended
the agony by tanning.
Three hits gave the Stogies the
game in their half OF the ninth.
Moren. the Clarksburg recruit, who
played in center field. got an infield
hit. Servatius another two-bagger.
With n man on third and one on sec
ond. Durham rolled one to the pitcher
and was thrown out at first. Murray
flew to Canaga. Mr.. Strood then
"oAhVu 10 lhc pidNe anu dlNtT stTlhluS
out twice. knocked a two-bagger,
scoring both runners and winning the
game. Miller ended II by tanning.
II looked like Bethany was going 20
tie up in the ninth and stretch the
game into an extra inning. but when
Smith tried to reach third on Grey's
rotten throw he was caught. Bergen
famed and Cope, who went in TO hit
for Mahon. was out Strood to first.
The score:
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WHITE sox DEFEAT TIE
TIGERS IN SLOW GAME

CHICAGO. April 15.-In a batting bee
Today Chicago defeated Detroit in the
tirst game OF the series, IL to = The
game was u see-saw affair in which five
pitchers participated. BodIe, of ChiRa-
so. hit the ball into the left field bleach
eIs tor the first home run OF the season
on the local grounds. Score: RU -
Chicago .......l O3O1O52 ~ Il
Detroit ........O1 OO32O1O- II 4
Batteries-White. Scott and Sullivan
Block: Mullin, Remneas. Dubuca aud
Stanage.
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CHAMPS
ARE AeAIE VICTORIOUS AaA1Usr
BOSTON.
Plank r~tried a Steady Game, Allowing
But SIX Hts-LLack's Men
Land on CIcotte.

PHILADELPHIA. April 15-The home
.t"th won to-day's game from Boston a
70 l. ~ landing on Cicotte's delivery for
Iour singles and a two Dagger IN the
ilrst inning. Plank was effective except
IN the seventh inning. when the visitors
his single. Wagner double ana S7,n.-
MAKER sacrifice ny. score: II n b
Botton .--....0 90 DO OF 90 q /
Fhiiad'lphia ....t 00OO.-4 I'll 0
Plank and Thomas % p
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oUIHH LOSES PTrCHuRs
RATTLE WITH JoHrsoH

Wv YORK. April l5.-WaIter robr.
-"n oeft JACK Quinn In e. pitchers h4ttI.
N"'" To-day. fIe WnsIlnEfpn's v.|rrIry
lh' n.niH. Quinn issued Hfs onfv rs.. .t
Efiu' To VI Bride. A.uswIfI srav. l.
i.ht fInEI- o. center and Daniels fum-
I''.ie r"rf'r.ei AROUND ne
ana made Dash fur f.a r.4f.
f-'fisFrf Che ball. fraf rirf...
ora made greet fFr4ag q.
VITO .Hwerer. 1rHra.T fH. r.r.
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BABE ADAMS IoosEs HIS OWN
GAME WITH A WALK.
Fromme Pitched Great Ball Until the
Ninth Inning When He Weak
ened But Then frightened
Again.

CINCINNATI. Ohio April 15.-A
base On balls, the only one that Adams
a!oweC during the game. coupled with
a hunt and a wild throw in the
eleventh inning, allowed Cincinnati to
win from Pittsburgh today. to
Fromme went we'll until the ninth,
when four hits netted the visitors two
Iuns and tied the score. Hoblitzel ard
Wilson hit we'll.
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CLEVELAND. o.. April i6.-st Louis
5..uT,I an early lead IN tho game to-
ny, but Cleveland overcams IL I'm the
third. knocking Petty out Of the box and
winning. 20 8. Clcveland's careicss
wN,Vgrk on the bases cost several runs
mitchell. who replaced steen vvas 80,
cfcvci.rd o'"i' r. IT, +.
-. Louis .-.....l ! 81 OOOO-5
Battsries-Steen Mitchell ana O.Nstu
stephens 'N''Niri-'
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HkpDkLYN April i5-Phiiadslpbfs
l'. ~ elght runs off BarEer and kgrt
~ we IfFf inning uf toalav's aarn. d.
l-ad me hrooklyus could not overcor,e
lfh ihrF tried hard An error hi,
L.Ah. which broke ID a duubIe piav
fial 80 o DIS part IN the opening sfa-ts-h-
yer Kent pitched well aftsr a. 80,
&c We visitors got Only two more ms
alexander relieved Moore In 49, fiFtF
80 req ne locals until fhe ninth. uhe-
.,f q. .f.ii- -lI"ttIN Mnran's batting
.I'iHInF "nT fre 0utFtanl.ns feature
l...i-r..-.. - n ~ O.
Brooklyn TnrHI.... Z
HafferIea. Moore A..r.r.s.- -, o..
Itarsfr. Kent auf Irwin
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BRAVES WIN
FROM MATTY
KLIEG KNOCKS A HOME RUN prrR
ING THE CONTEST.
Giants Heid TO Seven Scattered Kits By
Psrdus lille Big six f. Touch
cd Up for Nine.

=, BOSTON. April 15.-Ncw York. with
alatheWson pitching his first rarne 81
me season. fell before Boston to-day. >
-. Ietaue pitched steady game
MHsh sweeney. who had been passed
went 70 second on CampbeITs lnfieid nj
~ all 20 tn.id on Myers Wild throw. acor-
aHIea another tally In the seventh ana h.,
VIZ elkhthI campbell. who had doubled
scored on Milier's single. after reaCbtpg
lflrd on a passed ball score. " ~ n
F0sfuu ... 000o04 y r
-'e" h'rk ...-..oO 1000 10000 o
Batterlss-Perdue and KIInE. Natb.u,-
son and Myers. Wilson
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Ih' Meyers Provision Comrsrv
team uI OPEN tfr season On tr.
bone Er0urds sf Forty seventh sfre.f
nrr' sunday uffh cane aIfb me-
CTS Railway team waraeer rr.f
Olsen of mo Meyers team IL srftt,-
pc PLAYERS 'hr0urh some suF rrar
ilrr and expects fo make e. creditabis
showing
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Two base hits-Servatius. =: Grey,
Strood and Rogers
Sacrifice hits-Richey. Murray, Ca
naga.
stolen bascs-Moren
Hits apportioned-Off Graham. 4. off
Richey, /; OFF Beattie. o.
struck out-By Graham Z. by Rfchev
B; by Beattie. >. by Shuttieworth :
First base on balls. OFF Graham. 1.
otT beatue. !. OF Snuttleworth. 2
Passed balls-Bergen.
Hit by pitcher-Durhan
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PIRATES LOOSE ELEVEN
INNING GAME TO REDS

as he was tagging Mcbride ana the run
scored. The fielding Of Foster was the
feature OF the game. Score: RHE
WASHINGTON 90 000001-1 o.
Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith;
Quinn and Street.
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SMOKES PLAY
PITTSBURG
FAST GAME PROMISED o
ISLAND PARK TO-DAY,
Hammond and Young VIII Work In
Today's Game-Breezy
Gossip Of the Smokes.
(5y MUT.)

Some pitching will be seen by the
fans who journey to the Island base
ball park this afternoon to see Goat
Anderson's crew stack up against the
Pittsburgh Lyceum team. Young will
twirl five innings and he is feeling
in the pink OF condition. "Cy" as he
is DUBBED looks like one OF the finds OF
the Central league this season and
his work today will be watched with
much interest Twirling four innings
against Tiltonsville he allowed the
Ohioans two hits, struck out eight
men and did not allow a run. Ham
mond, who finished the season in such
good form last year will work the
other four innings OF the game.
Again last evening the dishware
ratified. This time Il was pitcher
Weiss, who drew the pink slip. The
Brooklyn twirler did not show much
class against Tiltonsville on last Fri
day. when they got to him for six runs
In the eighth inning. II the scrubs
score that many what would Dayton
do? But Weiss is gone. And the
other twirlers look good.
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Nasher will be worked at third base
today. While Strood won the game
with MS two sacker yesterday he
Tanned twice and his fielding was
nothing extra. Nasher has been out
OF the game for several days suffer.
Ing with a injured shoulder.
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They can all talk about that fellow
Moren being too young. but he e.
showing inside baseball lie never
breaks HE neck Jumping away from
the plate and wades into the ball. lie
is fast on the hases and then be has
a noodle that o. not ivory.
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'stumpy summerfeld states that
you can take So from him that R.chey
VII b. one ~ tho best twIrIera Of the
Central league THE season stump
has reen a good many Youngsters
uork and Ne hope his dope o. right