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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23

ing very much interest from the num-
 Der of claims active and producing.
 Satisfied Legislator.
 Assemblyman O. r. Orthel, of this
 county, remains in the city, having
 important business matters to look after as member of the Head Lum-
 Der Go. His return to the capital city will be deferred indefinitely, he stated yesterday
 Country Visitor.
 A. w. Bosely, of Thompson valley, was an arrival during the week, and
 stated farm conditions were never so
 gratifying in. that locality, bigger crops being assured than in many years. Several hundred head of steers have been shipped out during the past week.
 Prominent Educator. ~..
 Prof. A. J. Matthews, superintend- ent of the Tempe Normal school, is in the city attending commencement exercises of Prescott public schools. He was formerly a resident of this city, as superintendent of schools, and receives a welcome from scores Of old-time friends. Business Trip.
 J. V. Kunze, vice-president of the Pelton Water Wheel Co.,, of New York city, and Mir. Metz, the electri- cal engineer of Allis-Chalmers Cor poration, of Milwaukee, were arrivals during the week, and will bid on tur pines for the second development of the Arizona Power Co.,, on Fossil creek. I To Spend Summer.
 Mrs. F. H. Richardson and daugh- ter Frances, of Tucson, arrived in the city yesterday and are stopping at a local hotel for few days while en route to pay visit to Mrs. Richard sons parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Bo- garth. The two will go to Bozarth's ranch, near Fair Oaks, to spend the.i summer.
 Back From Mines.
 Thomas Marmont. in charge of in itial operations at the Santa Maria zinc mines of Lawler & Wells, that have recently been unwatered for ex- pert examination under an option, i was an arrival yesterday. He states engineers have made examinations, and their report will be made later. 1 Marmont states the property is at tractive. Now a Benedict.
 Friends of Orrin Emmet Truman, 1 a resident of Prescott until a few years ago, will be interested to learn of his marriage at Boise, Idaho, ear ly this month, to Miss Mabel For aker, society favorite of that city. [ They are now at San Francisco on a | honeymoon trip, and will visit Pres colt later, while en route to Tucson, where the parents of tie groom re- side. Eastern Visitors.
 D. C. Getchell, of Machias, Me, a brother of Colonel L. w. Getchell, was an arrival Wednesday, accom- panied by his son, Tom Getchell. The !; visitor is a grain merchant and is eh route to the San Francisco fair, this being his first trip to Arizona. He was taken to the Y.-P. mining camp yesterday by his nephew, N. H. Get chell to see for the first time a mine and quartz mill in active operation. Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. L. N. Wombacher and family left few days ago for Riverside, Iowa, the old home of the first named well known mining oper- ator of Cherry Creek district Before leaving Mir. Wombacher stated. the rip was taken to renew boyhood day associations, as well would he sur, prise his mother, who would not be aware of his coming until the greet ing took place under the old roof. While away MT. Wombacher will visit other eastern cities, on mining business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Marriage License Issued.

A marriage license has been issued to John Timothy Sullivan of Clark dale and Dora Egan of New York, by the clerk of the Superior court.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23

For quick and artistic job work, the Journal-Miner Is the place.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Legal Mission.

Cornelius Harrington, of Syracuse N. Y., father of the late Judge ]. J. Harrington, of Jerome, was an arriv- al yesterday to look after the affairs of the estate of his son in the Su- perior court. Later he leaves for Je- rome, where the deceased had inter
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Now a Benedict.

Friends of Orrin Emmet Trum a resident of Prescott until years ago, will be interested to le; of his marriage at Boise, Idaho, ( ly this month, to Miss Mabel F aker, a society favorite of that c They are now at San Francisco or honeymoon trip, and will visit Pr colt later, while en route to Tues where the parents of tic groom side.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Back From Mines.

Thomas Marmont. in charge of in itial operations at the Santa Maria zinc mines of Lawler & Wells, that have recently been unwatered for ex- pert examination under an option, was an arrival yesterday. He states engineers have made examinations, and their report will be made later. Marmont states the property is at tractive.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Farmers Prosperous.

Oliver Phippeney, of Thompson valley, was in the city yesterday and stated that farmers were facing bet ter times than in many years in big crops ill all lines. The second cutting of alfalfa hay has been made and four more crops are assured.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Returns Home.

Mrs. (. C. Jackson, of Kirkland who had been visiting with her motf CT, Mrs. T. D. Sanders, and othe relatives, returned to her home i Kirkland valley yesterday
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-23
Goes to Idaho.

H. C. Wells, of Nancy Brothers left yesterday for Boise, Idaho, where he is called on business for his firm and expects to return before July 1 Work will be continued during his absence in canal digging and other construction for the Hassayampa Al faifo Ear,1e Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-08
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Jefferson Market. Inc. Richmond
mum, $4,000. NJ. b. Florsheim. pres-
dent and treasurer: y. NJ. Noble. sccre-
tnry. Richmond. Purposes: To conduct
Il meat, poultry. game and vegetable
market
Virginia Glove Manufacturing Com
pany. Inc, Norfolk 'laNimum capital
stock. $4,000; minimum, $ljNo. G. T.
Rcick. president: w. V Martin. general
manager and treasurer. and j. w. Finch.
ssecr"tary-all Of Norfolk; Purposes ::
textile goods.
w. w Moselcy * Co. Inc. Richm ond.
Maximum capital stock, $4,000: mini
mum; $1,000. W. E: Reese. president,
and treasurer, Richmond. Purposes:
Wholesale and retail merchants in
house cleaning supplies and household
goods.
Clifton Forge Ch:.sto Cola Bottlins
Works. Inc. Clifton Forge Maximum
W. $. Bowles. president, Rustburg. c.
f.. Buscy. vice president, Lynchburg:
Edward Moon. secretary. Lynchburg.
Purposes: Manufacture and sell Christie
Standard Grist Mill. Inc, Charlottes-
vile. Maximum capital stock. 10000.
minimum. $4,000. F. l.. Carroll, prcsi-
dent and treasurer. Shipman; y y.
Carroll secretary. Shipman; j. r. Car
roll. vice-president. charlottesville.
Purposes: Operate a grist mill.
Wilson Berger Coal Company. Inc.
Crewe. Maximum capital stock $3.50 900:
minimum. $4,000. G. F. Wilson. prcsi :
dent Crewe; T c. Berger. Chatteroy,
uurer. Purposes: Coal. mineral and oil
business.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Local Market Is Fairly Active, Fol
lowing Holiday of Mon
day.
SALES AGGREGATE $4,000
Activity Is Shown in HenricO County
Acreage and Several Large Trades
Admitted to Record-TwO Small
Bankruptcy Petitions.

The local real estate market was
fairly active yesterday, following tho
holiday Of Monday. The sales were as
numerous as for the average days
trading, and aggregated more than
$4,000 for city property. Hcnrico
County acreage tracts were active. ana
business for the day was good for this
season Of the year. II was said.
Charles w. Wittel sold TO George V.
Oliver a lot fronting 12S.l5 feet on the
east side of Chanberlaync Avenue.
Just north Of Rennic Avenue. in Gin
ter Park. The property is improved.
and sold for $4,000. \. O. Waldbaucr
sold TO Joseph II. Saunders twenty
four feet one and onc-half inches on
the south side of Grove Avenue. east
of Rowland Street, for $500.
a trade was completed between A.
J.. Perry and William J. Redwood for
Henr!co County lands involving slS.-
500. The former sold to Redwood n
tract OF land containing 100 acres and
situated about one half milo from the
Osborne TArnpikc. about four miles
from the city. which was valued at &c.
500. Redwood. in turn. sold 10 Perry
six and one-half acres lying partly in
tho city and county between the Nc
chanicsville Turnpike and the Fairfield
Road. This tract was valued at So
600.
a building permit was issued yestor-
day to Joseph S. Francis to build three
two-story brick dwellings on the south
side Of Taylor Street. between Vine
Street and Allen Avenue. that will cost
approximately $4,000.
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gainesville Turnpik, and the fairfield
Road. August -. 1al5. tax 50. $40
cuANcEI,Y DEEDS or TRUST.
Eighteen Deeds of Trust, Amounting Ia
S(DS,STt

i. \. Fore ct TX. 10 Leroy L. Brown.
ct al trustees. l2Cxl50 feet at the
southeast cogncr of Hanover Avenue
and the Boulevard August %. 1915.
$500.
Claude +. Sprenkle q, ux. to r. w.
Jones. trustee. - feet inches by 100
feet north line Cary Street. 6S fcet
inches east of Sheppard Street sep
TENDER /. 1915. $3.50
same To same, % l-2xloO feet north
line Cary Street. % feet 4 inches east
OF Sheppard Street. September |, 1915
100 feet north line Cary street. ~ feet
10 inches east OF Sheppard Street. Sep
temher !. 1913, s2.950
same to same. 2a feet inches By
AIRY and Sheppard Streets September
/, 1915. $3.50.
~, r. %eiater to J. II. Guy. trustee.
more street. between Grove and Han
over AN"nues. August %. 1918. $50
-. = Jones ct cuN. to j. y. Carncal
Gary street. as feet west Of Sycamore
street, also 81 feet ! inches by III
rect ~ the northeast corner Of Cary
ana ADDISON streets. August 30. 1915.
Elizabeth Lancaster ct viz TO J. II.
oarMeni, trustee, 1vXil1 l-2 feet at the
nor Vest corner or battery street and
George V Oliver TO +. l.. Schmidt
ct al, trustees, l2S.l5x25o feet east
line Chambcrlayne Avenue 200 feet
north OF Rcnntc Avenue. August %.
1915, $1,000.
Leila w Via ct al. to Y. NJ. IL fee,
~ inches east east, LING Iwenty.;,iifth Street,
Ruby G Delaruo to Wallace +.
In% trustee, % feet 2 inches By
Avenue, % feet west Of West stree,
August 2G, 1915. $3.50.
Walter G. Crcnshaw ct TX. 10 L. w.
Garland Avenue. $50 feet south OF
$3.50.
Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Garter 10 Mcveigh
CHM trustees. % feet inches by
l3o feet south line FLOYD Avenue, So
feet Inches west Of Harrison, street.
September !. 1915, s4.is0, and a second
mortgage OF SIP.
,r l.. a, C -nlig Ct nx to f. f Schmidt;
Avenue. 100 feet south of Crawford
street. September 1, 1915. s265.
y. .. WaldbaUer 10 Edward ]. Blake.
trustee. u l-2xi09 feet inches south
line, Stuar, Avenue. los feet vest OF
y. a. Chesterman ct ux. TO II. w.
Jackson 81 al, trustees, 59Xl3o feet at
the southwest corner Of Shafer and
broad Streets September 5. 1915. s2G.-
Same to Emmett sea,on. trustee. .,
~ 100 feet IA the southwest corner Of
Shafer and Broad Streets September,
l. 1915. $4,000.
Mary GUARDIANSHIP ct v!r to :. ".
NTooks' trustee: lot 81 in block % in
the plan II Colonial Place. Section .;
september 1. 1915, 800.
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SPORTS
Virginia Hopes
to Get Barker
Thirty Players Out for Football
Practicc---Star May
Return.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
with the arrival to-day of Tom and
Robert Coleman, brothers OF Captain
Harris Coleman. football practice al;
Virginia today took on a husiness-like
aspect Nearly thirty men were in uni
form at tn" afternoon workout. which
aStcd fully two hours. Other late ar
rivals include jim White. tho baseball
and basketball star. who has been
spending portion OF his vacation in
AshcNil!c. ana Spar. varsity fuliback
last season. Thornton, backneld
candidat" and lincman from the
Episcopal iiiuh School. look best
among the new material.
There Is some probability now that
Barker. All-Southcrn tackle and for
NOR star at the University OF Missis
Sipp!, may reconsider his decision to
coach tho Jefferson School eleven this
fall and rcjoin the squad this week.
\ rumor is current that McWhorter.
the former Georgia star, who is a stu
dent IN the University law school, viii
cOMCh The local prep schoOl tenn.
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WHITE SOX BEAT TIGERS

CHICAGO, September Chicago to-
lay defeated Detroit. 10 10 S, In one
II the most exciting games OF the sea
son. In III" sixth inning the locals
punched hits. and this. coupled with
ne, .rratlc n!eiGimg OF Wit. Stanage
md Bush, cltnched the game TIL"
Cygcr inne!d was taken of its guard
n this inning, Jackson and Schalk
'ach beating out hunts, which should
ave been easy outs.
The Tigers PLAYED an uphill battle,
md IN the eighth inning were within
itr!kiuS distance Of tying the score
russell was driven oil the mound. az
er one man had counted and two more
we're on the paths. Cobb was the first
o face Scott, who succeeded the Texan
nd singled TO left, scoring Witt and
iush. He reached third when Four
Her fumhled. ANA scored on Crawtords
louhlc. Crawford, however spoiled the
ally when ne tried 10 stretch his hit
nto triple, because of the fast field
ng OF Fournier. Weaver and Johns
Ianager jennings USED seventeen men
n the battle in an effort TO stop Chi
a ,.n
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The following petitions in voluntary
bankruptcy were fled yesterday in the
United states District Court:
John .. Sale. Jr.. of Ashland. listing
his liabilities at S3.9Si.52. with no as
sets. Among the larger claims We're
Dr.. NJ. Il. Rudd, $500: Union stores
Inc. s35: l.. Il. W. Maybury. $40: Alex
andcr Hamilton Institute. New York.
siJ
Percy Roy Saunders. yard brake
nStinS his liabilities at S73l.I0. and
his assets at S22i35. Those holding
the largest claims against the insolvcnt
estate are Naglcsman d Guidt. S56.3S;
w. V. Keller, S5i.2l: Wcstham Grocery
$46.SS; \. b. Fowler. S55.bI.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds OF Bnranin md Sale. Amount
ing 10 S3B,B00.

o. J, Davis ct ux. 10 J. W. Marston.
20 feet ! q inch BY SO 1-2 feet east limo
Elm Street % feet / inch south OF an
alley. between Park and Stuart Ave-
nues September !. 1915. tax $500. $40.
l. A. Cmlauf 6, ux TO William Cat
lin, 241i22 feet east line Fourth Street.
s. feet south OF Duval Street. March
81. 1915. tax 50. $40.
". +. Drinkard, Jr, c, ux. TO L. w.
Hall. 35xli0 feet east line Maryland
Avenue, 40 feet north of Pollock
Street. September /. 1915, tax $3.50.
$40.
Charles w Wittel et TX to George
V. Oliver. l2s.15x25o feet east line
Chnmberlayne Avenue, 200 feet north
OF Rcnnie Avenue. August 20. 1915.
tax SIS. SO
a O. Waldbaucr ct uX. 10 Joseph II
Saunders. "a feet l2 inches by 1877
feet inches south line Grove Avenue.
rs feet 3 l-2 inches east OF Rowland
Street. August 80, 1915, tax $3.50, $40.
William jackson 81 uX. TO Richard r.
Jackson Ct ux., i3Xl2o l-2 feet at the
southwest corner of st Paul and Hi!l
Streets. September !. 1915. $4,000.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.


The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Lyons & Williams for ]. T. Brown
s. Co. 1909 Hanover Avenue, three out :
lets.
Same for c. Z. Sprcnkle, Jr.. South
Sheppard Street. fourteen fixtures.
Same for same. ga South Sheppa ri
Street, nftcon fixtures.
Same for same. 2al2 West Cary
street, fourteen fixtures.
Same for same. 2ali west Cary
street. fourteen fixtures.
Same for same, 23iS West Cary
street. fourteen fixtures.
Same for same. 29l8 West Cary
street. fourteen fixtures.
Same for same. 2920 West Cary
Street. fourteen fixtures.
r. 4. Cosby Electric Company for
p. c. Andrews, 1902 East Main Street.
one outlet
Winston Electric Construction Com
panv for Davenport & Co.. lll3 East
Main Street. three outlets and fixtures
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued BY
the clerk OF the Hastings Court yes
terday as follows:
Gerhard II. Plageman, Jr., and Helen
Rose Mcdonnell.
Charles Gianotti and Marian G. Wat
kins.
George D. HENDERSON and Minnie V.
Profit.
Harvey Rollins and Indiana c. a.
Miles.
Henry L. Crowder and Matte F.
Walls.
Charles l.. Tolcr md Flossic May
Williams.
DAVID Holloran and Martha Eliza
beth IWnklin.
Herbert II. Rudd. OF Richmond, and
Sally Frances Jordon, Of Orange Coun-
~, y. G.
William f. Bates and Leila R. Va
den. both OF Philadelphia.
Robert Oscar McCauley and Myrtle
TraylOT.
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BIA CKwATER ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL CONVENTION
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

WINDSOR, VA. September 7.-Three
hundred women representing different
organizations connected with the wo-
mems Missionary Union OF the Black
water Baptist Association. held a con-
vcnt!on to-day at the Windsor Bap-
t!st Church. Mrs. Parke p. Deans vel
coined them on behalf OF the local
church, and Mrs. r. F. Drake, Of sun
beam, responded. Several addresses
were made: The following officers
We're elected: Mrs. j. L. Nc
Cutcheon. OF Franklin, superintendent:
Mrs. W. l.. Ward, OF Rushmere and
Mrs. w. c. Harrcll. OF SUFFOLK, assist
ant superintendent. Mrs. w. Is. Oar
den, OF Ncwsoms. secretary, and Mrs.
j. y. Hart. Of Dendron. trea surer
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds nf Bargain and Snlc,
Amounting TO 2IN.aSn.

WesthaWptOn Hci9hts Co. Inc, 10
Atticus J. Tucker. l60xl5o feet. lots
30 and IS. block 6, plan II Westhamp-
ton Heights March 80. 1915. 500
Harvie Realty Corporation to J. J.
Battershcl lots 70 and 20. block q.
plan OF Cherokee riuce. August g.
1918. tax 81. $40.
y. l.. Perry ct ~. 10 William !
Redwood, 1870 acres. quarter al n
mile cast OF the Osborne Turapi :e
about four miles south OF Richmond.
August 81, 1915, tax $3.50. $40
william j. Redwood ct ux. 20 y J.
Perry. i-2 acres. ly'ng partly in tho
city OF Richmond an" partly In the
County OF ilen:!co. between the Me-
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CI,ANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
rive Release Deeds, Amounting to


- YARD :. Rose. ;r:.stee. 10 airs I:
=. Carter % feet inches by 100 feet
soHh line Floyd .,vsrue, - Icc- 9
inches Vest Of Harrison Stvest. sep.
STUART Rove. = IH'.n. TO Alice G..
har!cs l2oXlio feet at taa northwest
G'f"' Of Fourth Avenue ana Alder
- ct tus.ust - las. $J.5;v
Emmett Seaton. trustee. 10 w A
Chcsterman, :9Ni30 feet at the south
west corner OF Broad and Shafer
streets september g. 1915 $4,000
H. w. Jackson ct al. trustees, 10
same. the same property as desert cd
IN decd !!eNt above. September 8. 1915.
$4,000.
J. u. Carnca!. trustee. 10 Mrs. Eliza
lcsh :. Carter, 23Xi30 feet south line
Elcyd Avenue. 90 feet 9 !nchcs west nt
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BRIDGE wORKMEN
CAUGHT IN CANE-IN
lspe cial TO The Times Dispatch

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, septem-
Der 7.-Several members OF n force OF
workmen for w. w. BoNley Son & Co..
railroad contractors, while engaged
late to-day in making an excavation
for the now concrete bridge which Is
TO span the Southern Railway, near
Frys Spring. were caught in cave-in
which carried down the entire end of
the prcscn: wooden structure. Three
were taken % the University Hospital.
One OF the number. Robert Fleming. lis
probably fatally injured
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Detroit
Chicago.
Totals IS y al, Totals =
'RH;ted for Roehler in eighth.
fRan for Dubuc in eighth.
tRatted for Baker In ninth.

'RNtttd Tor EOehIer In eighth
Tran for Dubuc in eighth.
tEatteG for Baker In ninth.
Stated for Roland In ninth
otroit ...........O O 1 @ q q o.
hicago .........0 o &c o O .-l0
Snmr'ar|: Rurs-Nitt 90. Bush tS. Cahb
y, B6chler. Young. T.. Collins. Jackson I?l.
olrn,"r 80, Weaver Johns ca, Sckaik.
ufsel' Two base hits-Bush Russell, Witt
rawford Three. base hit-Vitt stolen
ists-E. Collins Fourier. Earned runs
Mcago' 10: Detroit. T. Sacrifice h!ts-Bush
'eaNer Double plavs-Bush to Kavanaurh
+, buTns Crawford 10 Baker. l eft on
aseS-Chicago. /; Detroit, 70 First bs SO
n errnrs-Datroit . BASE on balls Ru.seiI
oanss. /; Oldham. !! Hits-off Dau.s. :
~ innings: OF oldham, In inning ozone
~ IN sihtho off Roehlcr in innings.
n oSo!and. in inning: OF Russell. 20 in
T. hr ln mi,rSn;, on Scott in go Innings
it-by bauss, umpires Wail.cc and
ohn"i'y. 'ripe ri game 100
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street and Allen Avenue. to cost So.

street and Allen Avenue. to cost sl4.-
600
Mrs. Matte u. Lewis to build n con-
crete garage in rear OF 3llS Grove
Avenue. 10 cost $3.50
Or. J. l.. Jackson 10 repair brick
street. to cost S722.
George T.. wood Go repair two brick
dwellings,. and 10 West Jackson
street. TO cost Sf75.
Fritz I.autcrback to repair two brick
dwellings, at 1901 Brook Road to cost
ln50
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THREE MEN ARE INJURED
WHEN BOILER ENPLODEs
Special TO The TimesADispatch. !

WINDSOR. VA, September "A
sawmill which had just begun work
near Windsor exploded this morning.
The boiler was blown seventy five
yards through n thick woods. a. A.
Turner. the owner. was badly burned
and hurt internally. The extent OF his
injuries cannot be ascertaincd at this
time. His son. 4. y. Turner. Jr., was
badly scaldcd. and Richard Rhodes was
cut on his head and burned.
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Notnricx Commissioners

commissions to the following new
otarics public were issued bv r:owo.
or Stuart yesterday:
r. 5. kirkpatrick, Lynchhurg; T. C.
arter, Lynchburg; Frank II. Cox. Han
yer; i. d. Pe0chy, James CITY County.
ISIS Alta Carpenter, Lebanon, Russell
ounty.
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BRAVES DEFEAT GIANTS

NEW YORK. September THE Bos-
last game OF the season here, to-day
defeated New York. to 2 The Giants
made eleven hits off Raglan. but they
We're we'll scattered. Double plays
helped to hold down the visitors. score
in the early innings. After Perrtt
gave way TO n pinch hitter the Braves
pounded the Veteran Nathcwson for
seven hits. which netted four runs.
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Agent Grassy In I.ec.,nro

j. VI. G. Graaty. special agent of tho
rcasury Department In the enforce
cnt of tho Harrison Anti Narcotic
ct, is In Lecsburg, Loudoun County.
4 business connected with his Office.
+. Grasty Is not expected back for sew
nj days
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TN1N '0f J0CoO.on N rlcventh.
'lcvela0d ........-.. .......l 0 o o a o q o..
Z I.pu!. ....-.....-. 0 0 o Q 0 n >,
sum mary. Runs-Smith. Walker. I-aran
y. Howard Earned rGns-St. Louis I
-wo-h aso hits-TarkS, Lavan ~. S!slei.
iacrnee r';-i.ec Sacrifice rv-Au.t.r.
tcien bases SA0'icn, Sisler. Double MAY
.a"aU, PIRATE ara Si-.er. r!re: has. on
rrcrS-Clcvelani :. -. Louis, :! Base on
i!'cheu g. h. Parks Wild Pitch
liz he'll Lett on hases-Clevc!and & 81,
.owis Q. uHp!Tcs. Evans and Chl!l. Time
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits We're issued yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector Landcrs as fol-
lows:
snyder Plumbing Company for r.
II. Williams. SIP Third Avenue. High
land Park.
kritzer & Harmon for Mrs Delight
lvcy. South Boulevard.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT.

The Administrative Board Yesterday
directed the superintendent OF the
Street Cleaning Department TO grade
and too-drcSS with granite chips the
sidewalk on the 500 block, South Har-
riEon street
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five NuiidinE Permits, Amounting to
SISTA7

Permits for new and repair wur x
We're issued yesterday BY Building In
spector l!utler as follows:
Ioserh :. Francis 10 build .l:rce two
story brick dw cllinSs on tn. south
side of TaNlor Street hetWenn Vim