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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
PRODUCERS OF WHEAT
ARE ASKING FOR BIDS
COuntrymen Seem Disposcd to Force
Saics of Grain Regardless
OF Price.
[special 10 Tho Times- Dispatch.l


CHICAGO, June 2S.-Producers OF
wheat were asking for bids on new
wheat ready for shipment, or soon to
be ready. and there was a disposition
on the part OF countrymen to force
sales, with the price II secondary con-
sideration. Wheat is not on debatable
S r INA , rms EAT was shown today
September futures by some OF the
strongest and most conservative men
! In the Chicago trade
The sales were made, however, on the
advances, and II was believed that most
OF the selling was In the way of hedges
against the new, crop. which has, com
meneed to move In earnest to the larger
| markets Of the Southwest.
There were many rumors in circu
lation relative to the cash trade. One
ernment was the purchaser of 100000
! bushels Of new wheat for early ship
Actual sales of cash wheat at Chicago
| to-day were 100000 bushels. OF which
part was for export. While the old
! wheat has been pretty we'll cleaned up
in this country. the new is likely to
: come forward in liberal manner. In
! a talk with one of the cash handlers
frst run OF wheat Will be of enormous
proportions. According TO advices from
the southwest to-day, there will be
some disappointment as to the final out
I come of the crop in some States. Frank
l.. Schrcincr. OF the Schreiner Grain
Co. OF st. Louis, says his advices are
! by the outcome Of the yield that a
! travelling man who covers the South
western states complains OF the lack
! OF business because of the wheat crop
deterioration: fields in many sections
/ OF Kansas have been turned Into minia-
turc lakes; all the rivers are out Of
their banks. and good deal OF dam
age has been done by water. and that
black rust is to be seen In many fields.
| and this. too. in the best wheat sec
| tion OF Kansas.
Crop. conditions in Europe are not so
/ favorable as a fortnight ago. The
weather In many sections of tho grain
raising countries across tho water has
been unfavorable, and the drought is
unbroken In Germany and several other
! countries
The forecast for unfavorable weather
/ throughout the corn belt was the prin-
cipal help in that market to-day. whom
advances were seen OF 1902 1-Sc
Corn continues to be loaded into yes
sells for shipment. and It Is expected
that the stocks will be reduced still
further by July 1. Cash sales were
$4,000 bushels for Eastern shipment
Oats We're 5-S@1c. higher. and the
market fiuctuated about the same as
that of corn, although advances were
less marked. Cash sales were 295,OOO
bushels
Packers gave the provision market
much needed support. and there was
some buying OF pork by shorts. The
feeling At the close was firm The
carly selling was in the way of liuut-
dation by longs on the bearish hog
news.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

me following permits were issued
EcSMverGaE hy the Electrical Department
". H. ahtlett Electric Co. for w j.
lures. 40
same for same. 1929 Floyd Avenue.
Same for same III Doole, aya,,,o
twelve fixtures
same for same, III Dooley Avenue.
twelve fixtures
Same for same lle Doo,c,, Avan,.
twelve fixtures.
same for Davis Brothers. North
ADDISON Street. thirteen outlets.
s,r rs.te ,b ,Gr same, North Addison
Same for same. North Addison
street. thirteen outlets.
s,re ame ,b fGt same nm;,. North Addison
same for same. II North Addison
Street, thirteen outlets.
same for H. Rosenheim. 1909 Park
Same for r. NJ. Anderson e Co, Ro-
land Park. fifteen outlets
John j. DAILY. for Paramount Pool
Martin & Myers. for w. p. Taylor.
Jr.. is South Eighth Street ono ceiling
fan.
Otis Elevator Co. for Misses Mum
| horse power motor.
W. II. jerks for D. E. and E c. Bryce.
slOS Semmes Avenue, Woodland Heights,
a, i: Pickett. for Palace Lunch, 7o2
| East Main Street, one arc light.
Lyons & Williams, for NJ f. kayhoe,
Jr:: 100 North West Street. one light
Same for Gresham Court Apartments,
Ryland and Franklin Streets. sixteen
meters.
w. H. jerks for Noble Wilkinson.
rear 1880 Floyd Avenue. one fan.
Same for l.. ID. Cutchins. 1921 West
Main street, twenty-four fixtures
Same for J. r.. Cole. 34o4 East Broad
Street, sixteen fixtures.
Same for James w. Sharp. eos North
! Harrison Street. two fixtures.
John H. Latham m, for a. r. Pulliam,
1 SOB West Thirticth Street, thirteen out
w. r. Catlett. for Douglass T. Tray
| Tor. 1909 Park Avenue, thirteen outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
CENSORSHIP CONSIDERED
Secretary Daniels Denies Report II Ii
to he Lifted.

WASHINGTON. June 23.-Secretaries
Lansing. Daniels and Redheld. Commits.
sioner Chamberlain. of the Naviga-
ton Bureau. and Captain Bullard in
charge OF the naval radio service. had
n long conference to-day. tho pur-
pose OF which was not officially dis
closed. Later Secretaries Redheld and
Daniels conferred with President WI
son.
Secretary Daniels pronounced with
out foundation the reports that the
wireless censorship was about to DO
lifted, or new regulations issued. 1t
is understood, however. that complaints
that messages containing military in
formation were being transmitted to
ships at sea through the Sayville, l..
l., wireless station were given con-
sideration, though no action was taken.
Some of the complaints have stated
that messages written in plain Ian
guage. in reality constituted con-
ccaled code or hidden meaning.
The naval censors now have orders
to para phrase messages So far as is
possible without altering the sense.
The use OF figures In financial and
commercial transactions has been con-
sidered. however as a means of evad-
ing the censorship.
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cHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds OF Trust, Amounting Il
S11.37u.U1

Sls,31U.VI.
John and Frances Heubi TO Julien
Gum, trustee, o0Xll7 1-2 feet west line
Virginia Avenue, being lot 3 in block
IN the plan of Barton Heights
Dell II. Rady 10 w. +. Brown, trus-
tee. - feet inches by l05 feet north
line Floyd Avenue, 20 IL feet west
OF West Street. June IL. 1915; 81. 500
Adolph Sutterln ct ux to 4. r
schmidt, trustee. soxls5 feet north line
Main street 65 feet inches west OF
Deep Run Street. June 10, 1915; s2,24O
II. c. Ducsherry ct ux. to j. T. Car
neal. trustee, 21Xl26 feet east line
Twenty-third Street, being No Bill
May IS, 1915; s3.074.
{. NJ. Davenport ct al. to w. c.
Crenshaw, trustee. 4SXl20 feet east line
North Avenue, 15i feet south of Roberts
street. June /, 1915: S1.097.50
Melvin V: Pruden's heirs 10 F.. NJ
BoNley CT al. trustees. 32Xl2o feet east
line Fourth Street. SO feet south OF
Baker Street: also, 30Xl42 l-3 feet west
line Laurel Street. 90 feet north of
$685..
Annye W. Thompson to Stuart Bowe,
trustee 21XlA0 feet north line Grace
Street. 80 feet west of Meadow Street
June 20, 1915: $1,000.
w Is. Bayliss to Thomas w. Gard
ner ct al, trustees. 81 feet 2 inches by
50 feet north line Franklin Street, a
feet 10 inches east of Thirtieth street;
also. As feet II inches west Of Thirty
first Street. June I. 1915: 04S.S5.
W. Is. Bayliss ct uX. to Arden Howell
trustee. same property as described
next above. June :, 1915: s567.72
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Park concert-kcss NUM-
cipnl BRnd, Washington Park. South
Richmond. = o'clock.
Bnacbnn - international Lcnguc,
RtchmOnd W.. Jersey CITY. Broad
Street Park, 1870 o'clock.
Council Committee on Advertising
and Enterprises. City Hall, X o'clock.
IsHuRi Suffrage LenGuc of Rich
mond. open air meeting, pnrk pr
v1lfon, Highland Park, S;3O o'clock.
Advertisers Club, business Mems
Club. I;l5 o'clock.
BijOu--Biiou stock Company. In
"Rutiies"; mntfncc, 2:3O, night, 500.
Lyr1c-POpulur vaudeville md
pictures, matinee, $3.50; night, s:45
md O,l5.
Co1onfnl-Motion pictures; contin-
uoun pcrformnk :, IL morning TO IL
night.
Strand-Pnrnmount pictures, con-
tinuOus performance, IL noon to IL.
Naturalization pictures; continue
GUS performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24

In, and Mt once pcnetrates to relieve all
strain on nerves, cords, llgaments and all
parts involved. It makes the muscles so
plant that they expand naturally. And at
tho same timo they are invigorated by the
absence Of harassing pains so apt to distress
the mind. Whatever will add to the comfort
OF tho eKpectant mother IS q great and help
full influence since a calm land peaceful period
must have wonderfully beneficial impress
upon the coming child. Get a bottle of
Mothers FRIEND OF any druggist and you
VIII rcallze why so many women declare 1t
to be the most helpful remedy they know of.
Write today TO Brad[cld Regulator Co., 4oa
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, for a splendid
book OF great interest and value to every ex.
pectant mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
FEDERAL LEAGUE
SLOUFEDS TAKE ALL FIVE

BRDOKLYN. Juno 93-S, 1.,uis
~ the series OF five games with
dn "'Niyn' BY winning the final to-
ha, 70 J. II was n pitchers battle
Tween Watson and i'inner:n. Errors
msu!ed in all the runs scored though
% %otn SIDES put up Il good fielding game
CC"upcr throwing from the Outneld, and
~ the visitors. featured. Myu:,rnr
WaGcc sprung Il Charley Horse after
r.msiihS IN the first inning. and was
o.'ed 10 retire. Scaton has been sis-
pended for five DAYS for Indifferent
playing.
:. score by innings: r. H. T.
~: Louis ,.... ool oooo-2 : =
'Fooktyn ...... / 600 O0-I 4 .
hutterics: Watson ana Hartley;
f!nncrau and simon
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
PittSf,rIIPh.

CONTINUED from Eighth Page.>
ingics before tho side was retired. The
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General Weather Condition.

WASHINGTON. June GA low of
considerable magnitude is central over
Nova Scotia having advanced to that
region from the southwark over the At
lantic AS n result scattered showers
have continued in New England and
Eastern New York. West of the Mis-
sissippi pressure is generally low, with
subordinate ccnters over South Da-
kota. New Mexico and Arizona and
Southern Idaho. There has been Il gem
eral fall In temperature throughout the
Lake region. the Ohio Valley and the
Middle Atlantic States and there has
been some dimution of the high tenn
perature in the South.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
SiA Relense Deeds Amounting 4

STA Rclense Deeds Amounting tn
SI4.142.25.
w. c. Crcnshaw. trustee, to w. II.
Nelson ct ais. 4SX12o feet east line
North Avenue. 154 feet south of Roberts
street. June l. 1915, $3.50
+. NJ. Boxley, trustee. to Florence D.
Brown. 23xl05 feet south line Leigh
street. los feet inches east Of Har-
rison Street. June IS. 1915. s406.
Trustees OF Citizens Building and
Loan Association. No: II. to Nina j.
Gilbert ct vir, 25X130 feet at the south
east corner OF Stuart Avenue and Mea-
dow Street. June IA. 1915. $1,000.
William Il. Belts. trustee. to A. 7.
Wallace ct ais, u 12X55 feet north line
NJ street. 80 feet west Of Twenty fourth
street. June 81. 1915, sS36.75.
10 Lane Stern ct nj, trustees, to Col
san & Nash, &C feet Q inches by fo6
feet east line Twenty seventh Street.
Els feet 3 inches north OF Marsha ii
street. June s, 1918, s1,475.
Same to same, % feet . inches by
- l-2 feet east line Twenty-seventh
street, 240 faet s inches north of Mar
shall Street. June 5, 1915, $1,475.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds OF DnrRain and Sale
Amounting to S5,S45.

w II. Davis and c. H. Archer to
Gilbert g. Fields, % feet IL inches
ny los feet east line West Street, 10
feet Inches north OF an alley. between
Grove and Hanover Avenues Septem-
Der s, 1914; tax, 81. Sl0.
Tax Title Company to Robert II.
Harrison. 2ixl32 feet east line Twenty
ninth street, - = feet north of q
street May 20, 1915: $50.
r. SitterdinG ct al, trustees, to
Joseph Hodes, same property as de-
1925.
T. Gray Haddon. special commits
sioner. TO John y. Anderson, Jr.. ct ais,
." feet i inches by $50 feet south
line Leigh Street, 302 feet ! inch west
OF Mozelle Street; also, 23xl50 feet
south line Leigh street, adjoining
property OF Richmond. Frederick burg
and Potomac Railway. February %,
1915: tax. 90 cents.
George B. Harris ct Tx. to w. T..
Drinkard. Jr. 25X30 feet west line
SHEPPARD Street. Ito feet north Of
F,IoNd Avenue June %, 1915; tax. 81.
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interest Widely scnttcrcd.

NEW YORK;, June 23.-Trading on
the outside securities market was again
centered in the specialties but the
dealings in this group were without
special feature. Interest was scattered
throughout n broad list OF spccialties
and price movements were somewho
irregular. although price changes were
small. Nennecott Copper was the fca-
ture OF the mining shares and again
sold up to new high record. scoring
an advance OF points in less than n
week.
The balance Of the mining list in
comparison is almost entirely neglected
Ronds were fairly active and about
steady.
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HARD ON CONNIE MACK

PHILADELPHIA, June 23-Ncw
York won TWO games from Philadelphia
to-day. TO III ten innings and IL 10 :.
IN III. opening event. Crowcli. formerly
uf RvOwh University, made his profess
SiCuai debut, and outtwirlcd Caldwell
by q wide margin. but his passes were
costly. only one hit single by High
in tt. nfth,' Was made III Crowell in
he FIRST nine innings I'm the tenth.
BauUguH scored I'll. winning run on
sluSIcs by himself and Caldwell. Swcc-
ney's sacrifice and = wild throw By
convey. In thc second game, New
York HAD walk over. Haas, formerly
OF Worcester Academy, made his debut
He gave sixteen bases on balls and
made three Wild pitches. and his team
mates piled up six errors. The scores:
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

A verdict for $500 was returned yes.
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PDUGHkEEPSIE. n. Y, June o3.-
Coach cA'ourtncy took his three Cor
ncil crows down stream and gave the
varsity Il long row. The junior crew
and the freshmen went back after n
pull OF three miles.
rho Syracusans, under Coach Ten
GSck pulled up stream four miles.
They were given practice in starts and
spurts.
Coaches Nickalls and Rice took their
pennsylvania and Columbia Fights
down the course at a rapid pace with
the strong ehb tide. No official time
was announced,
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Yale Crew On Thames.

GALES FERRY. CONN. June ca
The Yale crews were sent out for n
two or three-m mile paddle this fore
noon. preliminary to n drill in racing
starts. After practicing number of
starts the varsity and freshman Fights
had several half-mile rows
Preparations are being made to keen
spectators boats from crowding near
the finishing line on race day, and n
definite boundary beyond which thew
are not to go is being staked out
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

me following permits were issued
ders: 10"
u, =. l.; Luke, for Epharian Brown. 1lI4
Capitol Plumbing Company. for Davis
a Archer. South Boulevard
". II. Eanes, for Mrs. Myrtle, / South
same. for Mrs. Doyle. 90 West Jack
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College Rowing Notes
California Crew Changed.

PoUGHk EEPSIE. y. Y, June os-
when the Leland Stanford shell went
out Today there was number of
changes in the crew. fulsman who
Towed ~ the bow was out OF the boat
anu Hioc2cr, moved up from No >, was
IN his place. Rogers. Il substitute was
IN ii1eZcf seat The crew went
through Il six-mile drill and Coach
Guerena, III the coNswains seat, an
ncavcd 10 be pleased with the result
because of the need of more practice
the Leland Stanford crew probably
wili have two drills n day in the flu
tur.
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BALTIMORE WINS IN NINTH

BALTIMORE. MD, June 28--BnltI-
more took the last game Of the series
hnectacular ninth-iuninp rally. scoring
Two runs, after Chicago had made n
nome run with one on in it's half OF The
nn'h, chlcago used seventeen men
ana ia ltmolc fourteen.
score by innings. X. II r.
Chicago InnnOon q
baltimore 800. 7QOOlI 0G2-4 . |
Batteries: Hendrix ann Iyi,gc,
h'iicN Sfg"s aud Russell. owens.
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Found Guilty of Murder

HARTFORD, CONN. June ga
Bernard Montvid, charged with STAY
ing Rev. Father Joseph Zebris and his
househeeper, Miss Eva Gilmanaitis. Mt
New Britain February S. was found
guilty by Superior Court jury to-day.
Montvid was sentenced to hang Au-
gust 6.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading Yesterday Very Dull, Sales
Being Both Few and
Small.
BUILDING OPERATIONS ACTIVE
Plans Filed for New Public School
building on Chamberlayne Ave-
nue., Ginter Park, TO Cost $03, 43O.
Many New Dwellings Going Up.

Trading on the local real estate mar
ket yesterday was duh. The sales were
rev and confined entirely to the trans
Ter OF small property. which has shown
good results this spring and sum
iher; The deeds of trust and release
decuS were more numerous than the
safes, ana amounted to nearly as much
as the business for the average day.
W; H. Davis and G. II. Archer sold to
IllDcrt q. Fields. nineteen feet three
and one -half inches on the east side
O.. West street. between Grove and
Hanover Avenues. The property is
improved and sold for $4,000, which
was the largest deal to develop.
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SUulUnrY: Runs -McCHrthy. Gctz, MaEec
~, Hurarrille Two base hits--Mccartny.
p'Mara. Connolly. Three base hits-GetE
Nnranviile. stolen bases MAGE. Connolly.
"A rite" hits -MnrHuyillc. schmidt. Double
pily-Naranville. Schnidt Left on bases
i'r"vit.yn. :, Boston. = First base on or
rors--t4 rouklyn. !. Masses ON balls--oT Del,
Z: IN Raglan. ! lit by piicher-by Eagan.
'MeycrrJ. struck ont-Oy Dell, !; by
Kagnn, =. EMPIRES. Byron and Eason
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHE HELPED FOUND D. A. R.
TX. Wnlaworth. Widely known
Woman, Dies In Washington.

SARATOGA, y. y, June 23.-Word
was received here to-day of the dea tn
at Washington, -. C., at midnight OF
Mrs. Ellen Hardin Walaworth one of
the founders of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. and widely
known as writer OF historical sub
jects. The body will be brought here
for burial
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth pase)

'Con'Inued from kiehth raseD
Felsch wolvcr. +. Collins. Fourier 90.
!. Collins ~. Earned runs-Clevcland. =:
Chicago. 6. Two base hit-HaInnlnnd Three
nase hits. Collins. Weaver, Schalk. Snc-
rihcc hit-Wcnver. Sacrifice Aics--Roth. r..
collins. Double pllys-ChapmGn. Hammond
ard Jackson: T.. Collins. Weaver and Four
n!pr Hi'r-oT Bowman. IN Ia inning;
- Cormbe. IN 2-2 innings; OF Walker
r. inning Bases on bails--on Bowman
:: OF cou;ELc, ?: on Walker. 2: of k!epfer
struck Cut--by couuIbe. 2: By Walker. .:
hy itiop;rr, :. Passed ball-Schalk. Wild
pitchcs-Ey klrpfor, :; by Coumbe !. F!rs;
bare on ciro!s-ChicaEo. |. LEI; on bases
Cleveland 5: Chicago. 2. Time. I55. I'm
DlI'S. Connolly and Wallace.
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DnnyiIlc CONNER, win

DANNlLLIs. VA, June 22.-The DAN
willie police baseball team this after
noon defeated the Iynchburg police
messed the contest, which afforded
thrilling moments until the eighth in :
ming. when Danville scored five runs
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PITTSBURGH WINS

NEWARK. y J. June a3-.rhe
,,,f"4rN fedcrals lost to Pittsburgh in
te last game Of tho series here to-
ne score "as ! TO !. Newark
nsad Three pitchers against the visi-
.ors' but they we're unable to stop
score By innings. r. H. T.
Newark ~ GGnn q O I q n .
hirterics; Allen and O'Connor; Rcul.
zen "random. Whitchouse and Rari-
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FIRST GAME
Sew York Ph!iadc!nhjn
Totals q } 90 = 0 Totals q;
'fs.tted FOR Conway in tenth.

score us innings u.
New York . ......O o q o IS
ph''ndeiuhia ......2 o . o.
Summary Runs RauuHu 80. walsh.
Struuk. stolen bases Eauman cree. Calt-
we'll Malone . Earned runs Sew York.
Phii@dclphia. Sacrifice hlts-Swccrcy
80. Fari@,ll Lamp Double pltys Bauman.
anu Eipp' Nais"i md Peckinprush; Conway
am Ncinu!s. ic't on hgscs-New York 5,
Pbll1do lrHIe - TIrs; unsc on errors New
York. lsasos On ha!ls-Crldweli. 3: GRO.
Wet :. ~; los ilicutr-by CroweIl. ! Cree
struck oui-nv Caldwell. {; by Croweu, 8.
Niiu uitch-bv Crowcu. :. Ump!res. Hide
Lr- nn md . i.nuYMI!m. T!na. -
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NUTS BEAT ROCKY MOUNT

ROCKY MOUNT. y. T., June 22-Thc
raIhorls dropped g game to Petersburg
to-day. ann now share the lea -suc lead.
Pope Vas hit hard aud only good field
tuc kept down the score llirsCh was
also saved BY brilliant work of Long
md BusCh Petersburg scored in the
rrr winning tally came over in the
."rin. Calder and Eiscl made homcrs.
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DELL TOO WILD

BOSTON. June 23.--Boston defeated
Brooklyn to again to-day. Raglan
had the better OF the pitching arGu-
mont with Dell. the latter being wild.
I3rooklyn's two runs were the result Of
launching double, triple and n
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S

Dale. In 2-3 innings: off Lear. 0 In /
Inning hit by pitchcr-Dy Benton. 'Hinch-
man, Johns,onL struck out-by Harmon.
:; icy Benton. I. Empires. KLEIN and Ems
lie. Tine. go
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits Amounting TO
XB,tjib5.

SB,UUa.
PERMITS for new and repair work
We're issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
~; w. tott:cll. to build two-story
prick dwelling at 1912 jefferson Park,
Judge William r. Rhca. TO build 81
Drick garage in rear Of 2SU9 Grove Ave-
nue.. to cost $500.
John n. Smith. to repair two frame
street. to cost s2,995
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RED TOP, CONN. June 23.--Work
day. The oarsmcn were put through
n number of racing starts and then
had several short spurts. All Of the
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Totals ..,iiIsOil Totals ..a5 30 Is !

score by Innings: X.
i 1s,GFs'@ Msnn, ..5 - -
sH' F, fa :1s ors Isi c n'7 nnses
rotershurl $ Rocky Mount. . stolen
cases-Lons, Spencer. E!ttlc Goosctrcc. sac
ifcc hits GooSrtrcc, DOS lc. Sacrifice thy
|;rav. Two has" hits--popc. Spencer. Home
uns-Calder, Elscl Double play-Popc to
pnrmaiec TO Edwards. Strncl out--by Hir.ch.
Nv pone. 8. liases on bnlls-on ;iirsch,
: iii Pope. :. Hit ny pitcrer-by IirGch,
,Ndwaris. Goosetreo>. Time. goo. At.
erdnrcc. i.4iJ. Umpire. Bigb!e.
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Local Rainfall,

Rainfall last twenty-four hours None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
] ............. ............... 400
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January Observation-Disclosures. s.,
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Or. Cook Mnkc, Addr,,..

ASHENlLLE, y. c., June 23.-The
feature OF to-days program at the
students Conference. now In session
at Blue Ridge. was an address by DR..
Edward f. Cook. OF Vanderbilt Uni
versity, who discussed Christ as a
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Captain winship Dead.

TYLER, TEN. June 23.-Captain
John Winship, aged eighty-three. one
Of the original manufacturers of cot
ton gins. died here late last night. Mr..
Winship was born in Georgia.