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LATONlA RESULTS

First--Five fur!ongs-Lanedon III
Gentry, $3.50. So 20 and $5.i0. won,
B!Ge Barnock ll2 EHayes). $3.50 and
s = So .S sss9nd The Duke; ii5 iGarnery
Hand and Bob Dundon also ran. ~
second-six furlones-May Niece
100 tCallahan). ST. 90. s 50 and s. 50
Won. Blue Cap l07 Goose. $2.70 and
!2ie' second; Lucille 3. los Lilley)
and water Warbler. also ran
Third-Mile and seventy Yards
Borgo 100 Csrown), $3.50. $40 and
$3.50, won; White Brown, 100 IGraves)
ls,earne;sl. $3.50. third. Time, .l:ii 4:5
Gold Color, Tyre, Louise Paul Celeb
rity and Fc!lowman also ran.
10; CMar,tnJ. $40; ssS6 and out. Won n
M.w:hoanS i9T map1ijls} $50" a and
third Time, l:l5 Ia. Bars and Stars
also ran.
Fitth-Mt!e and seventy yards-olga
'Star. ITO III. Stearnot, $3.50 $3.50 and
Is4lo, won: Christie, loo Gentry
$40 and sac; second Egmonatt. llS
Sixth-Six furlongs-Wanda Pitzer
I1i2 (Andress). $3.50 $3.50 and So 30
won B!!lows, !l5 (Taylor). $3.50 and
)s25o, second: Jane Stratth. lo2 CMink)
$40 third, Time, l;is 40. Lady
sseventh-Milc and seventy Yards
Indy. l0s CMink). $500. $500 and
risD. $3.50 and $40. second Jerry. los
CCallahan), $50 third, Time. IS 2-5
risp. $3.50 and s37o second Jerry
100 Callahan, $40. third Time
ts 1-S
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
ket yesterday was fairly active. numcr-
Gus sales OF property being made which
aggregated more than $4,000. Albert
fiaus sold Robert l.. Watkins lot
fronting thirtyfive feet at the south
east corner Of Grove and Auburn Ave-
nues. The consideration was reported
us being $500.
The deed by which the city acquired
from w. ). Forbes the required prop
er'E Tor the opening of Monument Ave
nue. ana other streets beyond the Belt
Line ana for the widening and
strengthening of the Roseneath Road
was paced on record in the Chancery
court. The city paid $4,000 for tho
necessary land and easements. Trans
Ter was also made yesterday to the city
VI me rhiilips property on Fulton Hill
which has been acquired for mark n.y..
poses at "A cost of $4,000.
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Richmond & Rappahannock RiyerRy
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

DAILY except Sunday. tDaily. tSunday only
Week End Excursion Rntes All Stations
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CRACKERS SHAKEN UP
Atlanta Club Getting Ovcrhnulcd Il,
Frhhk-Tommy Mcmillan Has
Been Benchcd,

ATLANTA. GA. June ls-In making
room for ierkes. Dooan and Crossi,1
ers a shaking up, and within the neTt
Gay OF TWO they viii present a much .
~ changed lineup. Yerkes has al
ready Joined the club, while Doolan
is expected this week
In the shakeup. Outfelder Charles
TEX Mcdonald has been sold TO Rir-
minrham; Johnny Clancy has drawn
ms release. MUNICH returning to the
initial sack. and Al Bridwell. who has
peeh on the ineligible list because of
- spiked foot, relieving Tommy Nc
niiian AT second. Mcmillan goes to
cy Perkins, young catcher secured
from Comm" Mack, may also be sold
70 ne Barons, If Catcher Cross!n re-
ports Crossin has been secured from
LOUISVILLE, but H:usei TO come South
made with the privilege OF repi,rch.,sc
~ me end OF the season. He had been
paying first bias" IN place Of AJunCb
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
W. II. jerks. for w. r. Glinn. 1871
West Avenue. twenty-sevcn outlets.
Same. for Mr.. Sitterding, sos North
Sixth street. three fixtures.
Same. for Comfort Station, Tenth and
Hull streets. connecting wiring.
EnGelberg & Bear. for Central Ma
tional Bank. 222 and 224 East Broad
Street. repairing defects.
Same. for NJ HcsSbcrg. T13 East
Broad street. repairing defects.
Same, for Raab e. Co. 5O7 South
Pine street, five outlets and fixtures.
Tresnon Jennings. for Jefferson
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cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twelve Deeds of Trust, Amounting

10 S33,097.
Hen 0aH s sSxlIo fea ct TX j., Robert
corner OF the Boulevard and Fiovd
Ay tsin.ao May !; 1915; $4,000 "
Bowe. trustee. ls feet 1 inches bv 40
feet west line Twentieth Street Ia
feet south, OF Broad Street: also 10
Twentieth Street, lis feet st s inc lbne
south OF Broad Street. June Is, 1915.
$3.50. 90 i'io
j. E. Byrd E, ux. to Charles K wills
Ct al Trustees. 5lxI22 feet Vest We " i lins
street, June 10, 1915; 1920
trn noSeph r: crenshaw to w, f. Word
street. 200 - feet. south OF BeveriN
street t. Nay h;Gz l. 1915; sl1is:
line Hill Street, so feet west of ' F,r -
S'Tees. JTns -, 1915: s7s7.
y: >, Hatch et uX to John e. Welsh
fourth Street. 90 feet north of Gis,
Pre- a!So D.. acres south line Charlie.
ci,y H Jnns anoI1 a,S one nile below the
Harriet, Jackson ct t- al. to p !,
S Sh,rs' r ,rus'ee; IoNl5s feet north line
cross stree stfeet t5s feet ives. q
Barbara II. Jones ct viz ioiT T, S 81,
therdiinnss Ct ais trustees l6 feet inches
Street 81 s Sc 5set feet east ,n Line
street. June IL. 1916: $50 oi II
j. L. Byrd ct ux. to c. *. Will.
Firth Street 81 feet north of DIVA
street June 10. 1916; 1000
X. n. blakey ct ux. to r. r. Harri.
south line Grove Avenue, 81 feet was,
OF Meadow Street. June IL. 1915,
II. $: Wallerstein ct ux. 10 Fl. r. Pol.
lard. Jr.. trustee. 26x9i feet southwes,
corner of Goddin and Hickory Streets
June -. 1916: Si,4S0
Lula =. Bass to w C. Blanton. trus.
tee. 81 feet IL inches by 200 fec,
south line Beverly Street 142 feet
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Atlantic Coast Line

Tho Standard Railroad of tho South.
EFFECTIVE MAY 20, 1916.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:ls a. 81. ana
6:35 p. NJ, 1880 a. AZ
For Norfolk: e:15 A. NJ. $500 A. IL, 500
P. NJ. 400 P. ~. t4:1o p. 81.
A. NJ, $500 P. NJ. 9:25 p NJ. '
For Pe,srseE re 1a:SS A. II, s:ls, A. NJ.
?. NJ 1900 P; Al: tao r. =; 5:55 p. IL.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: $500 p.
For Hopcwell: 5:15 A. NJ. sl:15 P NJ
t3:t5 p. NJ, 3:15 P. NJ.
Trains arrive Richn,ond daily: sos A. NJ,
9:l3 a. NJ. G:1h "A. NJ. 1885 A. NJ, IL 40
A. NJ: '2:lo +. AZ. t,:4o p. VI. SAT p. NJ,
s:sh p NJ. 7:+5 p. NJ. 900 z. NJ. ll:3s
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
limo of arrival and departure md con.
nectl0ns not
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
LanderS:
J. H Chappell & Bro. for Union
Theological seminary. COG Chamber
layne Avenue
Dallas = Bruce. for 401. 4O3 4O5
and 4O7 West Twenty fourth Street
T.. II. Harris. for j. j. Quinn. Brook
Road ami Laburnum Avenue.
kritZer & Harmon. for T. +. BOYLE.
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POUGHK EEPSIE. y. Y. June Is
Never before in the history of the
Poughkeepsie regatta have there been
such dismal days as during the final
session OF the training of the crews
for to-morrow's races. To-day capped
the climax. This afternoon there was
nasty southeast wind blowing
against the ebb tide and a pelting rain
that kept most of the crews under
shelter. Later tonight il was blow
ing a gale. and the weather sharps
predict rough water for tomorrow.
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= S P Q r T S -
EDDIE COLLINS BATS HARD
FORMER MACKMAN SCORES
VICTORY OVER CHAMPIONS
""ts Single, Double mud Triple. and
hcSihtcrH 1wicc-TyEern .tEnin
WnllOp LUwIy Athletics.

y CHICAGO. June l6-Eddie Collins
Dat gave Chicago n victory over Bos-
ION to-day. TO 4. Collins made a
single. double and a triple. driving
l." Two runs and scoring two him
sei. With the score tied in the eighth
ne tripled. following Viewers single.
ana scored the winning run. jackson,
,hIcago left telder. made three hits
and was struck twice by Il pitched
ball. The score:
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PrcsSIy to Pilot Norfolk.

NORFOLK VA. June l6-Buc,
Prcssly, who managed the pennant-
winning Norfolk baseball team in 1914,
Will assume charge June 20
There Is to be a general shake-up in
the pitching staff, and several new
men will be added Bert Garden. one
or the best pitchers in the minors, has
been purchased from Columbus, of the
South Atlantic League.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

The state Corporation Commission
yesterday issued the following new
charter:
International Tungsten Corp. Rich
mond: maximum. Slo.O00.O00: minimum
5000. mining business. w A Strata
president. Richmond; Warren & Hun
ting. secretary and treasurer, Bronx
willie. y. Y
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HUSTINGS COURT.

Howard Banks. the alleged fire bug
was committed 10 the Central State
Hospital Yesterday on the report Of
me JAIL physician that the negro was
insane on the subject Of fire
george Darlington. colored, charged
with forgery, was acquitted
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

y petition III voluntary bankruptcy
was nled yesterday in the United states
District Court by George A. Dietrich.
Is -. Robson and George II. Dietrich
partners trading as Dietrich & Hob
son. Liabilities were placed at So
3Is.o9. with no assets
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CITY CIRCUIT.

Judgment for s395.50 was entered in
favor OF IT, j. RAIDER against Cherry
Inc, Guy NJ. Cherry and NJ NJ. STRAIT
ton.
Judge Scott overruled the demurre,
MED 10 the plaintiffs amended declara.
ton in the suit of NJ. p. Hart against
w. +. Mitchell.
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CORSA|Rs HELD H|TLEss
HUGHES TWIRLS PERFECT
GAME AGAINST PITTSBURGH
Even Honus Wagner Fans Twice, und
braves Win Iiandily-Others
Stopped by Rain.

BOSTON. June l6.-Hughes pitched
no-hit. no-run game against Pitts
bursh to-day, the Boston Nationals
winning, to o. The Boston twirler
had great control. passing only two
men and striking out seven Wagner
Tanned twice, the last time ending the
game. Most of the time the visitors
hit the ball into the air, Without max
ing several fine running catches. The
score:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued b,.
the clerk of the Hastings Court YES.
terday as follows:
John Young Waddill and Elizabeth
D. Frear. "a
Richard NJ Hague and Elenora
Gould.
Omer Jefferson Holland OF Richmond.
and Bessie Lee Garrison of Macon
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r. l.. Pilkinton to l.. W. Harris
trustee: 81 acre at Glen Allen. June
IL. 1916; s50l.75.
John 4. Cutchins TO w. r. White
hurst. trustee. lot =. plan OF Roselawn
June IL. 1916: $4,000.
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

observation-disclosures Rowing Aaso-
citation. City Wharf, 3;3O o'clock.
Tennis-Old Dominion Tourney,
Hnnls, 2;30 o'clock.
Baseball-Itichmo and Balti-
more InternntiOnnls on The Timcs-
Dispatch Electric scorcbonrd 1.-TWO
games, and o'cIock).
Lnwn pnrty. grounds OF Unitarian
Church, corner OF Floyd Avenue aud
Harrison street.
Lyrfc-POpulnr vaudeville; matt
nee, 3; night, $50 and o.
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Sport Pickups

George s;allngs' Braves have fa,le,
o% the waXside. When they sw si.et.
ago me priGes OF the city OF the sacred
you'Sh We're up IN the fight for tho
.sah ~ the National League race. The
are plugging away In the second d.
s,aliii,ss chief trouble seems to he
Sehf ~ Ty,.IP 'iE en- ,,,, Barnes. Rudolph
hstr Work haE been ' Very sp "rr,c 0@,
Sherwood Masee's absence from
@9ntneid hurt the team materially. too
me ShtrrE MAS on the ailing list,
erably with the stick nus
Magee is. back now, but has not 70.
s sfdmei ms form completely. The Braves
r Zen, MI, hnt they are in. a slump now
s,allinss to lit them out Of '''"S oil
Indians are making coin as we'll as
n Ms ,, according to an attache Of
7 100000 paid admissions so far this
seas nan; and already have drawn more
Tran e the% Si6 TO the Cleveland park
three of the first thirteen games s,.ran
at home. the paid attendance exceeded
90. o9C In four games AT Detroit they
sions '"'' "'''''S'
2ssf THIS Eh? sp 4sys essa f ss: Hs
changed wonderfullv since he ,oin"d
tshe Reds. His friends say that Hal
base hit and the specta cuiar catch are
a players greatest assets. rather than
'hs politics OF the clubhouse.
disiurber, and il was for This reason
alone a. that he failed TO land job until
Eut for Nollwitzs failure 10 start 10
NJ at the outset OF the campaign,
chase would probably have passed the
summer on the Pacific Ccoast But he
nna!ly got a chance in Cincinnati, and
he seemingly intends TO make the
9 sSo Of T. Hs,oj He is h'5tins away over
attending strictly. 20 business aud NOT
1 ,hs nT;,, IN on the managerial end of
!e"rned his lesson AZ last
II viii soon be up 70 some one to
way the Newark Indians were stopped
unless the International League race
is Is to become ,opheavy. The Grays
r ra ", is1d Of Of -four and one half
stage OF the race
They say the race doesn't really be-
gin until the Fourth of July That
date isn't so very far off. and it would
not look very good from this angle. to
see the Grays start with such lead
II YOU had wasered $40 upon tho
Giants on the dav that they started
| their winning streak OF seventeen
games: had warered the 500 in your
pocket on the second game. and had
waEered the $40 on the third and so on
IF You had parleyed. in the lingo of
I the track-you would have had
sl.@OS.1S2 in YOUR pocket when they
| had won their seventeenth game
Fut. oh. what q heada che if You
had waSered on the eighteenth, the
morning game Of Memorial Dav. when
| the Phillies licked them
The New York Giants paid a lot OF
money to Harry Sinclair for Fred An
derson. the spitball pitcher. Ander-
son was rated as the best pitcher In
such experts as Billy Murray. Hal
Chase and Joe Tinker He cot off 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

The New York Giants paid lot OF
money to Harry Sinclair for Fred An
derson. the spitball pitcher. Ander-
son was rated as the best pitcher In
the Federal League last season by
such experts as Billy Murray. Hal
Chase and Joe Tinker He got off TO
a poor start with tho Giants and lost
his first two games. Since them how
eNer. he won six StrniEht
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ERRORS GIVE TIGERS GAME

DETROIT. June is.-Nahors ONT.
pischcd Dubuc to-day. but philadel-
'phia fve errors were costly and De-
To!t Won the second gam. OF the Sc
res 10 3. Rain fell during the
greater part of the game. The score:
Philadelphia. Detroit.
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\ sudden attack Mt night OF some form of
Bowel Complaint may come to any one.
Every family should he proyided with a
Warranted by j. F. Bauer.-Adv.
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Totals 81 8 - 20 : Totals. .
Eaied for Sahors in oihg;h

haued toF Nahofs IN oihg,h
Hc'Fc hy innings z
Phs!aGelph!l .....i z o q d
summary Funs-Ni;r. N"ach. Burns WIZ,
g; Young. S,runk. Two base h!ts-Strunh
ne!iinan, Bush Threc-base hl,--Nit,
s,FHck out-Oy puhuc. :. by Sabors ? by
snHehan J BASES on balls--oT Dubuc 4.
On NaeoEs. Douhl" ,plav-t.s iolH To
.hsne 10 F;ciS to HrinniS wiz pitch
Ma o7;S Sacrlare hits-Nit, t2t Young. pick
-. walsh stolen basss-NeacG Oldr:rv
'i!t ny pitcher-hy Duhuc. J 1SchauEb Tim.
IE't Dine,n and Chi!I Tlmn ..gs
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ONCE OF Collector OF City Taxes,
City Hall. Room l07.
Pay
City Taxes

City taxes on REAL ESTATE for
1915 are due and payable June Is to so,
inclusive.
Failure to pay all or one-half in June
incurs a penalty of per cent on the
whole amount. and II not paid before
September l. the collector is required
by. ordinance to levy. with costs added.
:, Al males twenty-one years of age.
PERSONAL PROPERTY. and all par
ties conducting business in the city OF
Richmond (of whatever nature) are
assessed.
PERSONAL taxes can be paid FOR
THE YEAR 1916 between October |
and December 81. 1916. without PEN
atty.
Grading, paving. pipe and sewer con.
nection bills are due and payable when
notices are mailed.
Prorett? transferred January 1 or
later StcnhS III name of owner In 1915.
when making settlement give name in
which property stood prior to Decem-
Der n. 1915
This is the only notice required by
law; please give. it prompt attention
SO as to avoid delinquency and penalty.
South Richmond taxes; etc. must be
paid at the office Of the Deputy Col
lector, Tenth and Hun Streets.
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BUILDING PERMIT.

Building Inspector Butler issued =
permit yesterday TO NJ. S. Valentines
estate TO repair the brick store at 1927
Hull street, al cost OF $500.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
ohc Decd OF HarGain and Sale. Amount

,, Mary T.. Smithers ct vir to J. &
Hatch. 81 acres. south side of the
Sharles CITY Road. about one mile
e &c 3o shfdicnmond. June 10. 1916; tax
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HENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Deeds of Release Amounting
to S2,17B.
Leake e Chaplin. trustees. to George
+. Rohlnan. So 3 acres. near the
Broad street Road. about eight miles
west Of Richmond. April 5. 1916: sa44.
Cha pin e Nash. trustees. to j. RI.
Briggs. lot IL. plan of College Ter
race. May .. 1915: s1,232
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Boston.

Score By innings r
Boston ..................o o.;
Chicago ........-........o o q " 3 =,
SUMMARY: kuns-i.ewip. WALKER t2). Card
Ter: j. Collins Weaver t2i. 4. Collins t2b.
Jschson. Schalk TTvo-baSa h.,s-J Collins
-. JlcE:oa. Scha.k Lewis =. Collins.
ih!s"- base hits-Walker. e Collins Home
i!r-t.-idncr Sncri:ice hiis-Weavcr Terry,
Fs.ch ca. Schalk. Henrici.sen stolen base
u,NILk.! Struck out-by Williams 3; BY
To!!Ehng. !; b. Gregg, /; by Foster by
- SG3t,; Bases on ba!Is-or Gregg. .:
IN NiIliams. 2: OF Foster. ): or Scott. I.
. ooIp!e pIay-Agnew 10 Gardner III. by
IitsHer--hy Foster. 'CJacksonD Passed
nt'!Ilh oinaa "!ld pitch-Fos,et Cmpires.
"Hi'iH and Evans Time. FPS.
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AT Kansas City--Kansas City. Q
Columbus. Z.
At Milwaukee - Milwaukee-Toledo
At ST, Paul-St. Paul. s; Indianapo.
lis. 2.
other. rain.
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The Weather
Furnished by U. S. Weather Hurenu.l

Forccast' Virginia
Showers on Sntur-
day and probably
Sunday.
North Carolina
Locnl thundersh o W.
ers on Saturday;
sunday probably fair.
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Local Rainfall,
Local barometer Reading

Local Observation at p. VI. Yesterday
Temperature. ~: humidity, So; wind
direction. southeast; wind. velocity 8
miles: weather, cloudy.
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H. L. HULCE
Collector of Taxes,
City of Richmond.
- -
RAILROADS
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
.I hA Praxressivs kail,x..x NJ 4he. ,

Tho Progressive Railway OF tho South"
Southpo trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: 3:35 A. NJ. local to Norlna:
l. so p. NJ. slecpers and coaches 10 Jackson.
ville Atlanta, Birmingham: 6:35 p. ~
through coaches and sleepers 70 jackson.
Vile: 12:46 A NJ, sleepers to Atlanta, Birn-
ingham. Jacksopville. Tampa and coaches
to Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled TO arrive tn
Richmond daily: 500 A. NJ, s:3O A NJ
local. $3.50 A. N. b37 P NJ.
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Pittsburgh .............o q n n q 90
Boston ................l q n
summary Euns-iIsranv!,le ~ Two
nase nit-Gowdy. Stolen Observation-Disclosures
;latanyiI!c. SnocEra.s. Bases balls-of
kantchner. .: or harmon. !: Of Hughes.
Struck ou'-by Nan;lehner. {. by fiar,
non Sy Hugh"s. Empires. Klein and
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. Lou'vle & West. - D. ct n al
Main Line, Local. .i.25 ai'+s.tt
james River Line, 10000 "a tS:iS
n. News. Nix. Old PIT, $3.50 a. sIor
Newport News Local. $500 n .h az -
Trains arrive from Nix. Ill 100 .1.I -
$50 p. y. News. 1856 Il. .s:o5 D. From on;
WSSt sac a., . so p. 1855 a.. .l:i5 D..
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. tS:ps
a.. 100 p. week days 1850 p. M. Sundays.
Daily. Except Sunday.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
seheauIe IN effect january g. 1916.
EoHFoLk; GAS A. NJ. $500 A. 81, :a:oS
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST.
,,s:iS A. NJ .s:s0 a. NJ. $500 +. NJ. .S:2i
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .I1:to A
A.. '6;2s r. NJ. .9:vu r. Al. .11:s0 P. ii.
I2:39 +. ~. 1l:to =. NJ. 's:l7 P. AZ. sa:o5
,, ,DAily. tDaiiy except Sunday. .sunda,
w, B, REvILL. W.. C: SAUNDERS
C. "a BOSLEY, y. p. A.. Richmond. Va
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nENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

10 IA inches east OF Carter Street.
May 81, 1915: S795.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
southern A.sociot,o,

SUIIITFTH NSNUCIuIIUHs
Little Rock. g. Atlanta. Z.
Chattanooga, 9; New Orleans, 0.
Mobile, 4: Nashville, 2.
Mem phis- Birmingham, rain.
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American Association.

Only three scheduled.
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Local Temperature.

Local Temperature.
u noon temperature. ............. ~
+. NJ. temperature. ........ 50
Maximum tenn berature to p. NJ. So
Minimum temperature to =. NJ. 81
Mean temperature " "a
Normal temperature " 75
Deficiency in temperature....
Dehciency in temperature since
March | ,.........: ..... ...... IA
Accumulated excess since January
.................
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours ~ 30
Rainfall last twenty-four hours 80
Deficiency i'll rainfall since March
l ,......: ........ 81
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uary ISL
Local barometer Readings.
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At columbia-columbia. i; Augu
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South Atlantic League.

At ViIIe--JHcKsohNIlIe.
Charleston, l.
At Columbus-Columbu 4: Alban