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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
On Delrnar Track.
(By Assoc!ated Press.)

@-7I1-17I@9a E5y. AsBOCIated PreSs.)
sT..LoUIs. MO-, July 6.---Delmar sum
Mae Lynch e Ito j first, Mildred Grist
leven) second, Handy Miss g to y third,
Time, 80 4 Z, K
J, Second 1 ,race ;r, furlongs-cardona
ond. Christellc Is to y third Time,
Third race-four and half furlongs-
second. Katherine 4 70 y third. Time.
Fourth race-six fllrlongs-Tyrolian Is
70 p first, Sorreltop q to ~ second ADebbie
May q to ~ third. Time, 1l6 2-5
Fifth race--seven furlongs-Elean
Howard a to 81 first. Flora Levy (l5 to 81
1881 80. 5 80 -
Sixth race.-one mlle-Postof Il to q
first. Anadarco Go to y second. Wakeful
q to p third. Time, l:45 -
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
GLIB 2. Broad Street.
Committees Auction Sale
FINE FURNITURE,
This friday Morning,
july 7th,

BY order OF court we will sell for ]. NJ
Macon, COMMITTEES, commencing 1890
o'clock on date above, at our asalesrooms,
No. 61s e. Broad Street, consisting OF very
handsome CHARTERED Oak Bedroom Suit
Oak Wardrobe, fine Iron Bed, with brass
trimmings; Sectional Mattresses, nice
Oak Adeboard Oak Extension Table,
Fancy Rockers Pillows and Bolsters,
Alaska Refrigerator. very good Cooking
Stove, Heating Stove, fine NIantcl Clock
handsome Parlor Lamp, Toilet Set, Mat
ting. Chairs, large assortment Of Crock
cry Glassware. Granite and Porcelain
Kitchen Table. Table Linen. Bed Cloth
ing, Bed Spring, very fine Parlor Suits
handsome Couches and Easy Chairs
Sewing Machine. Brass Beds, Hat Racks
Rugs, Parlor Rockers, fine Pictures, Oak
Book Case and Secretary. Walnut Book
Case. Oilcloth. Oak Roll-Top Desk, Lace
Curtains, etc.
Sale positive. Special arrangements for
ladies attending. Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY H. A. McCurdy, rs
Real Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE
TWO-sTORYs FRAME DWELLING,
9O7 10 w. Leigh Street.

In execution OF a deed OF June 20. 1860,
and recorded D. 3. les A, p. 204: In Rich-]
Will offer for sale. upon the prenllses, on
L SATURDAY. JULY g. 1905. AT q p M, i3i
the realty conveyed and described as
fronting 176 on south line OF Lei gh Street.
west OF Graham Street, and running back
to paved alley. The dwelling contains
six rooms. water on each floor. and has
culvert connection. etc.
residue at Q 10 and 10 months, tho de-,
ferred payments to bear interest and se-!
cured by trust deed: or for all cash. at
option OF purchaser.
July 4-tds. 5S1 g ~
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NASHVILLE AGAIN
IS PREY OF FLAMES
"A Fireman Fell -Four Stories
Through Elevator Shaft and
Was Badly Hurt.
(Ry AssocInted Prass.,

w NAsnjyhaa T bdass Z, 5H sThS
and Company was totally destroyed by
fire early to-dny. Tho loss Is about $50, !
00O M ST : 're ~ Z
George Rogers, q substitute hreman,
stories through an elevator shaft.
This Is the third serious fire In Nash
Vile insten days. tho combined losses az
creating 100000,
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BY Pollard & BaGby,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF
sN,THREE- STORY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 108 ON WEST LINE
& OF NINETEENTH. B q TW ZEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETs.
ALSO NICE VACANT 5ADJOIN-i
ING ON THE NORTH.
In execution Of decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the City OF Richmond, entered
July 5, 1906. In suit OF Cooke VS.. Cooke
ct nls will sell by auction, on tho
premises, on u if }3s
#s TUESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1905,
at $50 P. NJ, the above mentioned prop
erty s,
First. The dwelling as described above
32xi32 feet. ~ a
SECOND: Vacant lot adjoining On the
north; 94x132 feet. n Flls q -
The property will be offered. separately
as above. and then as q whole. 9fs
FL TERMS: One.third cash, residue at g.
IL and IS months, credit payments to be
evidenced by notes and to carry interest.
and title retained or oil cash, at option
OF purchaser, 5sa1a1ggll A
VIM. M. TURPIN,
Special Commissioner.
4 The bond required by special commAs-
sioner. BY decree above mentioned has
been duly given. -
.7;Zs cHAs. o. sAv1ILE, Clerk.
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Southern League.

NJ y - ss*eN'Se' . 70 s W. II Z n
At Nashville: (First game) Atlanta. y.
Nashville, !. (sccond camel Atlanta, ! !:
AZ Montgomery: Montgomery. 4; Biz
mlngham. L.
AZ Little Rock; Little Rock, 2; Mem
Al Shreveport: shreyeport-New Or
leans, no game.
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Thursday, the 18th Day Of
July. 1905. at 3 y. M

the following real estate, to-wit:
u All that certain lot or parcel of land,
with buildings and improvements thereon,
and all rights and provileges thereto be-
longing, lying and being In the county OF
yHenrico, Va. In the town of Barton
Heights. beginning at the northeast cor
ner of Lamb Avenue and Poe Street.;
thence extending northwardly along the
east line OF Lamb Avenue and fronting
thereon 100 feet. and extending back pe-
tween parallel lines LIS feet to an alley
In the rear, being lots Nos. !. 2 and g. In
Block No. 0, In the plan Of the town OF
Barton Heights.
This Is recognized as one of the most
ATTRACTIVE HOMES In this growing
town, and is MODERN and UP-TO-
DATE IN EVERY5FAIlTICUI1 The
house contains about ten rooms, with
every convenience. such as PORCELAIN
BATH, STATIONERY yiW4AsHsTAND.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING, FURNACE
HEATING, etc. =
There is also large and well built
stable on the premises.
TERMS-Cash as to expenses OF cxeciit-
ing this trust. any taxes due, and to pay
the sum Of $2,732.12: a credit ms to So, 00U,
due February II, 1906 with interest from
day Of sale; balance at one and two
years: or all cash. at option OF purchaser.
G. Il. DENOON, Trustee. q
N. B.-The nuctioneers Will be authorized
to make moro liberal terms on day OF
sale. DIET, Il Jy7-tds
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TEACHERS STILL
ARE POORLY |. |;||L PAID.
Movement to Get Better Salaries
Progressing, But Not Very
Rapidly.
EDUCATORS 4, NAME. OFFICERS
Nathan C. schocffer, Of Pennsyl-
vania, Elected President.
Addresses Delivered.
(By Associated Press, )


AsBuRY PARK, NJ j., July s.-The
National Education Association to-day
elected the following officers:
President, Nathan G. shaeffer. OF Penn
sylvania.
First vice-pres!dent, William Maxwell.
OF New York city.
Second president. Miss N. cropscy,
OF Indiana.
Third vice president, j. H. Hememan.
OF Arkansas.
Secretary. Irwin Shepard, Of winona,
MINI.
Treasurer, J. A. Wilkinson, OF Kansas
President Roosevelt will make two adj
dresses to- morrow
Vice-presidents-D. B. Johnson, Of South
Carolina; J. Y. Joyncr, OF North Caro-
lima.
ma, Isaac w. HILL Florida, Miss Glen
Hampton; Georgia, William NJ. Slaton;
Louisiana, Warren Easton; Mississippi,
Robert ". Fulton: North Carolina, ]. u.
Eoust; South Carolina, Robert P. Psll;
Tennessee. e. +. Turner; Virginia, j. u.
Ia rnaO. s5sal
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Cincinnati, s; st. Louis,

SCTNCINNATI. O., July Grown was
hit hard IN the first inning and Cincinnati
scored enough runs to win.
Score: r. H ~
Cincinnati .......,t3 OO2OOl 60 o .
Batteries: Ewing and Street; Brown and
Zcarfoss. Time. 1875 Umpire, Bause.
wine. Attendance, LOO.
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EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR
BEACH PARK. 80 GENTS ROUND

Special train leaves Southern Railway
Station at $3.50 r. NJ; returning, leaves
West Point at 1000 r, M Two trains
on Sundays, leaving Richmond at 1880
"A. M, and 400 r. M; retumlng leave
West Point at $500 and 1000 r. Nj, FIFTY
cents round trip. Tickets good OH either
train. J.
SPEND SUNDAY AT POPULAR BEACH
PARK. al
Two limited trains, $3.50 "A. M. and 400
p. NJ, Fifty cents round trip.
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Pursuant to decree OF the Chancery
Court of tho City Of Richmond, entered
juno 26 1905 In the cause OF Allen vs..
Jacobs and Jacobs ys. Wolfshelmer, the
Following special commissioners will sell
at public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. JULY It'll, 1906.
at 300 o'clock 2. M, the property de-
sc ~. In said decree. rs follows:
THAT certain lot Of land lying in tho
Ely Ely q Of lRich,nend Estate Of Virginia.
q seyenteenth; Street. between Main and
east. DIRECTION, and between parallel
INCHES wide, the north line Of sald. lot
between Main and Franklin Streets. the
lot to be sold free and discharged from
the lien Of an annual ground rent Of 90 liz
bushels of wheat now, and for many
years reserved upon said lot.
Terms: Onc-hnlf cash OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the ball
ance upon equal credit nstalments. at s
and IL months. The purchaser to receive
q deed of bargain and sale, and for the
deferred payments. ne shall execute his
notes with interest added. waving his
homestead. and secure their payment by
deed OF trust on the property. Or the
purchaser shall pay In cash any larger
sum than one-half, II he shall elect to
do So but any and all credit payments
shall be secured by deed OF trust.
WALTER SYDNOR,
w. d. GAY,
ARTHUR nj. CANNON,
Special Commissioners,
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Monday, July 10, 1905,
AT u O'CLOCK NJ,

Cd Z ! D.
tho above described property:
,,n LIE LOT UPON WHICH THE s.
STORY BRICK STORE STANDS HAS
y q iFRoNTAGE OF2i FEET. 71s INCHES
On MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SEVEN
ss,TnR STR AND RUNS. BACK Is FEET,
THE LOT UPON (WHICH NO. % s.
SEVENTEENTH STREET STANDS,
FRONTS 8 FEET s INCHES ON SEVEN.
TENTH STRICKLAND RUNS BACK
BETWEEN5 DIVERGING LINES ABOUT
s FEET. AND BEING FEET ON THE
REAR END. WITH A BRICK HOUSE
ON THE REAR OF THE LOT.
TIE .LOTNUPON WHICH THE BRICK
AND E FRAME STORE NO. 1905 EAST
MAIN STREET STANDSs HAS A
FRONTAGE OFFS FEET 2 INCHES ON
THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
AMI. RUNS BACK G FEET, MORE OR
LESS. n
The above parcels OF land. with the
improvements thereon, and the privileges
thereto belonging as mentioned in
first be offered separately, and tnen Of
fered together as a whole.
TERMS-One-thlrd cash, the residue In
three equal instruments, payable respec-
lively a 9. u and IS months from day OF
SALE the purchaser giving notes, bearing
per cent interest, and title retained until
all of the purchase money Is paid and
q conveyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at option OF the purchaser.
THOMAS W. GARDNER,
JNO. B. MINOR. z.
j., SAN'L.a PARRISH,
Special Conml ssoncrs
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In the Law and Equity Court Of the City Of
Richmond.
Sarah A. .. Ramos, Plaintiff.
against
Manly B. Ramos. ct als..... Defendants.
certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioner by the decree in
said cause Of July Sd, 1906 has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
July, 1905. 81
Jy6-tds P. P. WINSTON, Clcrt.
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= dIleS, 4cHuTe, ana PENSIONS OK PODllC
School Teachers was In part as fol-
lows:
One OF the most striking develop
ments OF recent years in connection
with city schools is in the exacting
nature OF the requirements for teach
ers. Such requirements are becoming
more and more severe. The idea that
any high school graduate can teach
school has quite generally been sue
ceeded by the conviction that mo per-
son. however we'll educated generally
can properly teach without special
preparation for that duty Tho high
er standards which are being insist
ed upon for the teachers must lead
logically to better compensation. The
inadequacy OF the salaries In some
cities after the training that is neces-
sary to secure the positions. has been
used successfully as an argument for
their increase. and in some cities It
has been admitted where financial
reasons have stood In the way OF
granting the advance:
The facts collected relating to sal
aries represent IS per cent. OF the
cities and towns of 5000 or more inhab-
itants. "a
Such cities and towns In the United
States number EAT and employ nearly
10000 teachers. From 42 OF these, or
20 per cent. salary data more or less
complete we're secured. and for 467. or
Ss4 per cent, complete reports wero
recefvaH EEs@
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BY c. L. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate AuctIonecrs.
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SALE
OF
HANDSOME
BARTON HEIGHTS
RESIDENCE.

Court of the United states for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, at Richmond, in the
matter of Joseph w. Starritt, a
bankrupt, In bankruptcy, entered
and by virtue Of a certain deed Of
trust fran said Joseph w. Starrltt and
,wlfo to Tie undersigned Trustee, bearing
date on tho 18th day OF Zee bruary, 1903,
and recorded In the clerks office of Hen
rico County Court in D. B. l66 B, page
g. I shall proceed to sell at public auc-
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Detroit. a; St. Louis. q,

DETROIT MICH. July 6.-DetroIt won
the worst played game OF the season
from st. Louis to-day In the ninth In
ming.
q Score: T.. II. +.
Detroit ........... 0o1o110ol4 8 s
st. Louie .......... 0 0 1020 000-3 8
and Roth. Time, 80. Umpire. Sheridan.
ATTENDANCE, LOO.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day,
Sale by Public Auction of
the Shipbuilding Plant,
Machinery, Tools and 9th,
er Equipment Of the Will.
liam r. Trigg Company.
BY N. w. Howe & son,
Real Estato Auuticneers.

The Undersigned, Special Commissionsrs
81 tho Chanoery Court OF tho city OF
Richmond, will offer for snlc, by pubic
auction, on the premises. at Richmond,
10rTI DAY OF JULY, 1905, S8 B ts
all tho property OF the William Il. Trigg
Company, consisting OF that we'll located
and thoroughly equipped shipbuildiagl
plant. with the machinery, derrlcks, tools
and appliances belonging to tho same.
IS This property is most egibly situated
for the purpose of n shlpbuldlng plant,
chr works or other like enterprises. rho
machinery on hand, frecently purchased ut
O cost OF over $40O0 900, Is of the most ops
proved labor-snving design, aud IN Atirst-
class condition. Tho real estate will 10
offered bothisin parcels and as whole,
and In like manner the machinery, tools
etc.,. will be offered in parcels ana as o.
WHOLE At the same time the Richmond
Dock. a psrt OF this plant, which is init
self an lncotne-produclng property, Will boz
offered for sale separately. IA, RI
This sale presents exceptional opportu-
mites to capabilities, manufacturers and
other parties Interested In Industrial enter-
prises, 10 purchase on easy terms and at
fair prices most desirable property.
Upon application to the Undersigned,
pamphlets, maps and other printed mat
ter presenting full information as to the
terms fsnlc, character and location OF
the property and oil like data will be
furnished.
(SlgneiD
BEVERLEY 3. MuNFoRD,
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Pittsburp. q Chicaqo. 3

Pittsburg, So Chicago, :.
i CHICAGO. July 6-Plttsburg's fielding
was ragged to-day. but bv hard hitting
they won easily. sGS 15
\ Score: r. II, e.
Chicago ............ O0OO2OOOO-2 3
Plttsburg ..........sO10 011200-5 II 6
Batteries: Reulbach and Killing: Phillips
and Car!sch. Time, 2:05. Umpire, O'Day
Attendance. 1890. N
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Philadelphia, =; Boston, q.

Y y
PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Hard. Sc
Quental hitting enabled Philadelphia to
win well played game from Boston to-
day.
Score: r. II. E.
Boston ...,.....:.. 021O01l0O0--4 il 2
Philadelphia ...... 104O11O0'-7 II
I Batteries: Winter. Tnnnehill and Nc
Govern 4 Coakiey and Schreck. Time. ! :b5
Empires, O.Loughlin and Mccarthy. At
tendance, 6,336.
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{ NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 2: Boston, 0.
New York. S: Brooklyn. 1.
Cincinnati. 6: ST. Louis. l.
Pittsburg 8: Chicago. 2.
Where They Play To-day,
Brookly at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Clubs Won Lost Clubs Won Lost p
New York. SO 30 ia Cincinnati 81 80 SO
Pittsburg ...I5 n .6,6 ST. Louis,...,5 ~ 1913
Chicago ...,.f2 - 1888 Boston .....2l ~ so
Philadelphia % .59i Brooklyn ...21 81 20.
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Augusta, Il: Savannah, s.
"a AZ Columbia; Columbia, p; Charles
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New York, g; BROOKLYN.

3 NEW YORK, July 6.-New York easily
won from Brooklyn to-day.
Score: r. n e.
New York $1,000 IS ii
Brooklyn 1870. .s01 o. 0OOOO-1
Batteries: HFiltse and Bowcrman; Eason
and Bergen. Time. hours. Umpire
tombstone. Attendance 3.200
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. 912 N. First Street.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated July 3. 1903, OF record In the clerks
Office of Richmond Chancery Court Tin u.
B. 17s c.. page 30, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt thereby
leiary! so to do, I will sell by auction upon
TUESDAY JULY 1lTII, 1906, .ls8
as above, consisting Of a lot OF land
fronting "a feet 8 inches on the west line
of First Street between Baker and Char
tity Streets, by a depth Of 129 feet, with "a
good dwelling thereon. Come and get q
bargain; 1t rents we'll. d
8 TERMS-Cash. fi
a. j. CHEWING. Trustee. &.
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Philadelphia, q; Boston. o.

BOSTON. MASS. July s.-corrldon
pitched great game for Philadelphia to-
day and won applause by his fearless
Score r. H. f.
Philadelphia ...oo05000002-2 O
j Boston ............ 0 0 0 o 0O0 5000 /
and Moran. Time 1:4l. Umpire, Klein.
Attendance. ], 6SJ
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BEVERLEY e. MUNFORD,
Z LILBURN T. MYERS,
Commissioners.

In the Glersis Once Of the Chanceryi
s. H. Halves 6 Co., who sues, etc.
against
VIM. r. Trlgg Company and others.
hereby certify that the bond required
OF the above mentioned, Beverley b.
Munford and Lilburn r. Myers Special;
commissioners, appointed by the decree In
the aforesaid suit, entered on the sd OF
May, 1905, has been duly executed.
(signed) CHARLES o. sAVILLE,
Clerk.
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THE TEAMS now
NECK and NECK
Chicago Turned the Tables on
Cleveland Yestcr-
day.
|. THE PHlLLIes BEAT BOSTON
Took a Game By the Score Of
to 4-Dctroit
Winner.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Philadelphia. 4: Boston, 4.
Chicago I; Cleveland. 2.
e. Detroit. I; st. Louis, 3.
WashingtonNe York (rain).
Where They Play To-day.
I Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Standing Of the Clubs. 1 !
Clubs Won Lost ri Clubs j woni LOST p
Cleveland 40 % SOS Boston ,....2s 81 AIS
Chicago .....D % cas- New York 70 81 1888
Philadelphia, 20 % 600 Washington .ea 10 .315
Detro. ......33 81 .492Ist. Louis ....3 AZ .aJ
Chicago, =; Cleveland, z.

Chicago, u; Cleveland, 2.
CLEVELAND. O., July 6.-Chlcago de-
feated Cleveland to-day, the two teams
being again tied for first place;
Score: r. IL. e.
Cleveland .....zlO1000o00-
Chicago ............ 1010002-7 10 l
and Mcfarland. Time. 1888. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance. 3.0Sl.
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Programme Yesterdavl

BY seSmeur r1 Dsys y shoo
eo1 Walnut Street. Phiadsiphia, Pa NO.
$50 operation Of Unlversltles and Normal
uan'' f. TTain!nE Secondary. School Teach.
iyn ma Yp'yeAoosy 1deph coess' n haes.
g, Some e the commoner Insect Post. and
sow sr shn chdtsn Can STUDY Them By John
ao 80 Ns Ter
I. 1.-THE Direct Method OF Teaching" by Ern,t
VOL. Instructor Of German, Yentman fiiah
Animals WIN a. Protection Micraseoptses." y" A
living specimens. By Aaron HodEman Coils
S.sp1a rim 7. q blooryS Lake HIN School,
Chicago. extension. division 0pe's''S %
THE Necessity for Moro and Better Eouinoed
Day schools."E by J. J.. Duncan, inspector Pina
Ridge agency, South Dakota. u NJ r y
I, THE Value OF Government Publications to
and Colleges. BY j O Mona shan. chief 81
tho Division Of Consular Reports, Department
OF Commerce and Lahor, Washing ION b. G.
ee,vco,lege Requirements and tho legendary
s sor o stn pb,n, kr.and J nrotes
Incorporation Of Universities and Normal
s h.sh i,1l y the Training Of Teachers" by
rse & teaSriry Esss aN
iiniysrsity New York is City, sss' 1o'u'''pa
,"Rssults q the Organization OF Higher
Courses ~ Commerce. IN the Amos Tuck School
e. 9!o Adm'nistra ~ eng Pinanse parmout
q A Amos TUCK School, Dartmouth College,
~ Iprawins and Construction Work III Public
Schools 90 Shown BY Exhlblts o. the g..
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lRTHUR NJ. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.

The bond required by the above decree
duly given.
Given under my hand this 1at day Of
July, 1905, S
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Salaries Of Teachers.

The report OF the Committee on SAL
aries. Tenure, and Pensions OF Public
School Teachers was in part as fol-
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South Atlantic League.

AZ Jacksonville: Macon, i; Jacks
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BY A. ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate .Auctioneers.
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Facts Collected

slf Inc .lOtals numoer ~ 4teacnerS anu
towns was s2.ss2. OF this number TO-
230 or 1915 per cent. were teachers mot
including principally In elementary
schools. and all except 1.6oo OF the lat
ter number were women. That Is to
mentary schools constitute g per
cent. OF the entire number OF per-
sons employed either as teachers or In
supervisory positions in connection
with the schools OF these 467 cities.
High school teachers !not INCLUDING
cent. Of the whole number and prin-
cipals OF elementary schools 6,2ls or
81 per cent. 4.
The average salary Of high school
teachers (not including ncipals) was
sens M and t tne th women
! separately 81. 3o8 The large dinsrence
between the averages to women and
men is due to considerable extent
TO the fact that such a large per cent
Of the men are in the cities OF 200, 900
population or over, where salaries are
high as compared with those In the
city OF average size.
Elementary Schools.
The average yearly salary OF prin-
cipals OF elementary schools. was ST.
1S9, the average for women separate
Z " being $50. and for men separately
81. 642. AS In the case OF s. teachers Of
high schools, the greater percentage
due to the fact that such a large por-4
ton OF the entire number Of meh are
in the larger cities, where salaries are
relatively high.
The average yearly salary OF the
teachers In elementary schools was
1851. the average for the women sep
arately being $3.50. and for the men
separately 6l,l6l. More than half
OF the men teachers In elementary
schools are In the three largest cities,
New York. Chicago, and philadelphia
where salaries are relatively high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07

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