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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Picnic-The young people of the
Methodist church will have a picnic
this evening. The wagons will start
from the church at $50 p, m. Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. WEIGH will act as
chaperons. ~, +. "a yyr<@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Gone to the West-Mrs. Elizabeth
Glitschka, mother of the Glitschka
boys, left on the Limited last night
for Spokane and Tacoma for. pro-
longed visit with her married daugh-
tiers who live in the two cities. She
expects to be absent for a year at
least. ] yt:z@ r Ia .,l ID. g.. ..>N. . n,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Entertained Friends-Mrs. Plants
entertained a few of her friends yes
terday afternoon The game of five
hundred was played and the guest!
report an enjoyable occasion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Band Will PIay--The band will play
on the street tonight as usual.
E&y44,= r. t---- 4 w.. <:
Improving Steadily = Mrs. VIM.
Webb, ST., is much better. Her
family now look for a steady i'm.
provement in her condition. - ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

: c. E. Social Tonight--At the court
house grounds = tonight the G. E.
Society of the Presbyterian church
will serve ice cream and cake. The
band will discourse music. Everyone
will be made welcome.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Il Nicely Located--Word has been re.
ceiyed that Mrs. Frank Moorhouse
and children have Joined her husband
at Kansas City. and they have gone to
housekeeping. They are nicely
located near relatives and former
friends and Frank has secured an ex-
cellent permanent position. a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Here Again Rev. Magin has a Sc
cured the Dixie Jubilee Singers for
another concert to be given some time
during the fall They were here last
winter under the auspices Of the
EpWorth League OF The Methodist
Episcopal church and their program
was one of the best ever given Ii this
city. The citizens Of this place will
be pleased to have the opportunity
,of hearing them again.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-27

Returned to the Ranch-Mrs. Tubbs
and Miss Helen Wilson were in the
city for a few days looking over then
house. They have returned to the
ranch in Steele but will visit in the
city late in the fall and during the
winter. They found the house in
good condition. VT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
YALE-HARVARD RACE.
Annual Event Will Be Held on
Thames on June 28.

NEW LONDON, CONN, April S.Rc-
prcHcntatives OF the Regatta Committees
OF Male and Harvard Universities met
here yesterday afternoon, and In cons
ference planned the details Of the an
nuul race on the Thames River Yale
was represented By j, W. CurtIss of the
Advisory Board; Captain r. G, Morse
and Manager William Moorchead. lIar-
ward sent Captain Q, ID, l'illey, j, II,
Perkins, chairman of the Graduation
Committee, and Manager w. r, Finer
son.
The agreement reached was IN sub
stance that the regatta shall be held on
June 18th. The freshman race will be
started at 10 A. NJ, to be rowed up stream
from the railroad bridge TO the navy
yard, The varsity four-oarcd race Wall
be rowed up stream to the start OF the
four-mile course.
The varsity e!ght-onr VAL be rowed
down stream to the railroad bridge and
started at r. NJ, Tn the event ~ de-
lay from rough water OF other causes.
1t may be held the same afternoon until
7 o'clock. In the event OF any Of the
races not being rowed ny 7 o'clock, they
win be postponed until tho following
daT and started one hour later,
W. Mcklrham, Of New York has been
appointed referee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
Sloan, once Earned Fortune
Every Year, Gets $50 q Week
Former Jockey Who Received 900 Salary Now Poor
and In Bad Health Tells Story In Court.

tended around tho globe and whose IN
come not many tears ngo amounted 70
about 100000 double that OF tue l'rcsl-
dent Of the United states, hnd been re-
dliced to Il pnltry salnry of $50 q W wee,
was II surprise even 10 his friends. sloah
testified that lie is IN partnership with
John 4. McGrnw, manager OF the New
York baseball team. III a billiard nhrlor
at Forty second Street and Broadway,
md that NlcCfinw paid him The snlnry.
Sloan said lie lived at the Hotel Spaulu-
ing, r.orty-tllird street aud SIKH, Avenue,
Micro he occupied two rooms, for when
. lie pnid 500 Il month. on the plea OF illness
tho case was adjourned. Sohn looked
Sick as he appeared IN court. tn
Lawyer Jacob Stiefcl. who represented
tire complaint, said utter the adjourn
r,cnt Tint Sloan was undoubtedly liable
!ror punishment for contempt In having
used tic 5000 received for Ills performance
at kpeneys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
CHESS MATCH.
Laskera to Play Maroczy for the
Championship of the World.

NEW YORK, April S.-Dr. Emanuel
I.asker. worlds chess champion, and
Cicza NIaroczy, the hungarian champion
now In this country, yesterday gave out
the terms for tho match which they
have contracted to play the latter part
of this year. announcement of which was
made late FrdaytnlEht at the dinner
held to celebrate the organization Of the
f Rico Chess Club at the Cafe Boulevard
FL. The match will hc started abroad. ana
play continued until one has won three
games The other Two series will be
contested in America, the second ending
after ono has attained n score OF five
games. and the third n1d last ending
after one has scored the necessary eight
wins to obtain the championship.
Tho date for beginning the match is
October 18TH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
WEIGHTS
WRESTLING BOUT
Kid Grady and Kid Coplin Likely
to Get Together on the
Mat.

There Is reason to believe that the lovers
of good, clean athletic exhibitions in Rich
mond will shortly, witness n bout In the
ring between Kid Grady the one hundred
and twenty-s pound boxer, who Is
with Wrestler Charlie Kelly, and Kid
Coplin the Richmond bantam, who knows
how to use his dukes.
x 1t Is understood That Grady has made
the assertion hat he can stop Copin IN
several good fellows OF the city who think
differently.
The go is liable TO be pulled off In
Petersburg and may happen In the near
future Still, there Is Il possibility OF
the exhibition being in this city, II the
consent of Chief Of Police Werner can
be obtained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

NEW YORK, April s.--'1od' Sloan,
III" famous Jockey. admitted on the stand
in supplementary proceedings III Supreme
Court yesterday that his income Is only
$50 week. lie also confessed that lie
had received 5000 for n one weeks en-
gugcment ut Kccncy's Theatre IN BROOKE
slyn In II vaudeville sketch, entitled 'The
American Jockey" For accepting and
using this money, II is snld Sloan may
be prosecuted for contempt Of court,
On March 10 Justice Greenbn,nl issued
nh injunction, restraining Sloan from,
touching any money that might be due
him. According to the terms OF the IN.
Junction, this money ought TO have gone
toward satisfying n judgment for A,2Ss,
obtained by" TIcnrylD. Whipplc, M nrchi-
5tcrt and builder, representing bnlnncc
on a. contract for $0.750 for building a
house for Sloan at sheepshead Bay.
That tho jockey, whose reputation ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

pigeon shot OF the world having defeat
Cd all Corners. Tie also holds the world
record for the longest run, having broken
40 straight At the Grand American
IInndicap last year, lie missed the FIRST
target ana then broke 100 straight. ~
Grand Rapids, August ~ he broke o9a
out OF GOO, showing he is Il wonder
Colonel Anthony md II. II. Keller are
both well known shots with some lancS
records.
NOVEL; Hawkins had 100 straight runs
on fourteen different times during the
a, Tapperweln is a phenomenal rife
shot, easily breaking objects thrown IN
tho air.
AT 81, Louis last year In the presence
OF hundreds, he made q. remarkable run
breaking 3.5oS clay discs, alt inches IN
diameter without a single miss.
This record has since been broken pY
Captain a. H. Hardy, Of the Peters
Cartridge Company. whose record is the
phenomenal run 5,l52 straight
Tapperweln will puncture a card with
bullets so rs to show Il likeness of Mayor
Mccarthy.
Every ono invited. Shooting commences
at o'clock. Mr. w. A. Hammond ana
Dr. tIlllsman, assisted by j. a, Andcr-
son, s5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
RARE TREAT FOR
LOVERS OF THE GUN
Men Who Stand First Among
Scatter Cum Artists Will
Give Free Exhibition.

The West END Gun Club has II, store
a rare treat for the shooting fraternity
and every ono else In the city who loves
to see professional work either with Tho
shotgun or rifle, this afternoon at their
shooting grounds, opposite the Home
for 1ncurablcs, at head Of Broad Street.
Mr.. w. r. Crosby, Of O'rallcn, III;
Colonel Anthony, Of Charlotte, N c.;
Mr.. Adolph |Tnppcrwcin, Of Texas, and I.
NOVEL; Hawkins, Of Baltimore, Md, VIII
give free exhibitions OF their work, With
both shotgun and rife.
Mr.. Crosby, who shoots an 4. e. Smith
gun, is undoubtedly the champion clay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
.HAMPDEN- sidney
BALL SCHEDULE
Game With William and Mary
Not Arranged, Pending Cham
pionsllip Controversy.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1

(SpccIal to The Times Dispatch.J
FiRMNIII.E, VA, April S.--The Vase
ball season Is now on, practice pclhs
held every day, Tho following is the
schedule of games as arranged so fhr
by the manager Of the team, MI. ltlcil-
ard w. Darlington, Of Richmond.
April 7-llampden-sldney vs. Hose
Academy, at Ilampden-Sldney.
April l3-llampden-s Sidney VS.. Farm-
VILE, at Hnmpden-Sldney,
April 17--IInmpden-S Sidney vs.. Randolph-
Macon, at IIumpden-Sidney.
April 2l-1lIumpdcn-Sidney vs.. itch
mond College, at LynchburG. Ks.
April 95-llnmpden-sdney. vs. Emory
and Henry ut 1Iampden-Sidney,
April S-IIampden-Sdney VS.. Hlcll-
lnond College, at Richmond,
April 30-llampden-S Sidney vs., Randolph
Macon, at Ashland.
May 1-Hampden-Sldney vs.. l'oge
Academy, mt Blackstone.
The last seasons CHAMPIONSHIP mas
not yet been awarded. 1t lies between
William ana Mary and lIampden- Sid
ncy. Until this question Is decided, no
game can be scheduled With william
and Mary. since. II the championship Is
awarded to the college, then they VIII
I play Hampton Sidney here IF i IS
awarded to iTampden- Sidney, the latter
viii play them in Williamspnrs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
WITHpRAWAL oFEFLoRIDA LIMITED
- TRAINS, SEASON 1905, RnF.
--E.---l ~. ~. e. 2. e. e. ...---

The Florida Limited Trains operated
between New York and st. Augustine
will be discontinued for the season, AZ
follows.
seaboard Florida LImIted-I.ast train,
southwark, arrives Main Street Station
9:49 r.. NJ. Saturday, April 7th. Last
train, northward, leaves Main Street Sta-
ton $3.50 A. M. Tuesday April 10Th
Atlantic Coast Line New York ana
Florida specIaI--T.nst train, southwark,
arrives Byrd Street Station 11:40 =. M,
Friday, April 9th. Last train northward
leaves Byrd Street Station 6:5d a, M
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

UNSURPASSED COFFEE AT THE
Crown Dairy Lunch Room, Eighth and
Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
THE INITIAL GAME.
Hampden-Sidney Yesterday De.
featcd Hoge Academy.
lSnccInl tn The Timos- DIspntt

7,An EyIE VA, April S-rhc Initial
runi,c of thc season was played in Ncnapln
Athletic Field yesterday afternoon pc,
tween tho c1l I,a co ,en,,i
WIS n ljstlcss ono in tho nlnin, ana llle
n mns Of neither team was OF hgh
oder lampden- sidney Won vb out pt GS
for IJnrc vas handicapped by q sore
arm arr War Warren made his debut u tho box
for Hampton sidney md made n o yery
Man NAN nnd though he allowed eight hits
t xhey We're We're kept scattered. while sixteen
We're made OFF Ills opponent, a number % 20 OF
them being punched Do Gnsesy ana iem
I Phi i and Bevll, for IIoge also played
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
/, NAVY CREW WINS.
Rowing Season Opens With De
feat of Georgetown.

ANNAPOLIS, April Sin three-c cor
5ncrcd race on the Severn River ycstec-
tlnv nftcrnOon the first and secon eight
yoarcd crews Of the Naval Academy de-
fcatcd the varsity and freshman crews
of Georgetown University tho race mark
Ing the beginning Of tho rowing season
at the Naval Academy.
The crews crossed the finish limo In
the following order Navy first, George
town varsity crew, Navy second crew,
Georgetown freshman crew. The win
ming crew was four lengths ahead at the
finish. The course as two miles. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
SCORE CARDS.
Manager shaffer Secures the Con,
tract-Points of Game,

Manager Charlie Shaffer has secured
the contract to get out the score cards
for the games to be played on tho dln-
1nond at Broad Street Park this year, The
cards will contain the lineup OF the
teams pnying each day, and ~ addition
to this there will be printed, some inter
estinf points of tile game, how to keep
the Score. what were the longest games
over played and the record of sonlo of the
best players in the business, .,at,vo
nnt,,re that they can he retained as souve-
Mrs Mrs by those who attend the games here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
@ AMERICAN TEAM,
Wright, Ward, Little and Collins
Chosen for Match.

Especial to The Times D1spa tch,l
NEW YORK April S.-Four lawn
challenging team this year Bealei @.
Wright, of Boston; EIolcombe Ward and
Raymond d. Little, Of New York. and
Kreigh Collins, Chicago, were yesterday
named as tho men who will endeavor TO
return the Dwight II. Davis international
lawn tennis challenge cup to this country.
Tho selection was made by frederick
G.. Anderson, of New York. chairman OF
the committees; A. Il Haskins, Phlladel-
phla, and Dr. James Dwight, or BOSTON,
president Of the National GonMlltee, =,
France Australia and Austria Will
meet mo Americans In the preliminary
series Of the cup matches. These coll-
tests will begin June LIST, the Americans
sailing May 18TH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
ANTIQUES.

TOP Z ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNi-
ture etc, at right prices, sec l.. N.
ARNALL, a1s Brook avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
I'M JENNINGS RACES

Flrst--Water Dog, DeIPhle, Judge
White.
second-Al, Powell orphan Lad
Nancy.
Thlrd-Pater, Lord Of the Vale, The
+ Clown
Foutrth--Hrush Up, Andronlde' So
Fllfth--Reidmore, Water Dog, VIM
| chester. ,
| Sailor Boy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
SHOE REPAIRING.
TRUNKS.

JOHN IATOUCIIE, CLEANING, DYE
Ing, pressing. securing and repairing
French cleaning specially. Phone 2i1s
1913 East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
HOLE 3WANTED-FEMALE.

POSITION OPEN FOR COMPETENT
lady 10 sell nrst-class line OF toilet spo-
ciaities Write for particulars WANO-
58 $IIAFCHEAlI Co, Lynchburg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
NOTICE.

MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
K ings. rents and flags In the South;
s& prices right Fl. z. COPELAND e. CO.,
" los North Ninth. Phone 1916
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

FOR sALE-l'tNl BUSINESS a LOCI
tons, 300 feet of site OF jamestown IN
vance IN price. nneutnlcd Investments.
Particulars write a. .H.SltEN 10y l l.eci
oral Agent, outside Midway Realty Cor
porntion, Exposition iGrounds. ilho
Beach vn. N-3 astIt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

.JCE CkE2sTAF,F SELLS BASE
hail goods and tshipS tackle, lsll Il
Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
Vanderbilt Horses Win,
(RN Asanclaled press

tI3y AssOcIAted Press)
PARIS, April Sat Iongchanns to-day
'Wn,- X vanderbilt's trcrburg won the
lilangy stakes, n selling event at ten fur
longs, and hs Maintepnu, thn TIocu,art
stakes for three-year-olds a one and q
half miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
Goes to ST, Louis,
r., A ssocintcd pross.)

(By Associated l'rcss)
ST. LOUIS, April s,-'rhe release Of
pitcher Ambrose Putnam Of the New
York American League base-b team.
was purchased to-day by the ST. Louis
Nationals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
Dispatch Branches.

Hs tol0Y Yin Branch Pana, oages have been
distance from the Main ofIlce Of Tho fim r..
Dispatch. The Times Dispatch Wants ioft ei
any OF Shese branches " u receive The ~ ma nv
careful aiieplon as though they had been Iefi
cost 10 tho advertiser sA''"
sLAuGHTER's DRUG STORE. Twen,v.a,,h
and VeHable Streets. 'At'n
", y. EA&Es 1913 E. Broad Street.
RoBEHT, WILLIAMS. twenty. alth re end
TARRASTs, GRANT & CO.. Foushee ana
q. l'F y. I2AfTSTilmER, No. so Yves, nar,b.n
TiioMPssoN,s DRUG STORE. No. 1921 w.,,
l. /, I;EVERIDGE. Brook Avenue ana c,sv
BSPT4 PHYS B;,s sF sSRr Barton e Height,
E4rg Avenue, Fulton, 'A"'
ROBINS PHARMACY No, 200 East Murshau
CITY DRUG STORE, No, ,H Eas, Main
JuDsON .Cu#NI&GHAM, No. ao.7 Ear, Main
corner Twenty hIst. A'AA'
Pine Street. " 9'"
| r35iH pEXTi;jR. KIRK PARRISH CO.. No. Il,
East Broad street ~ W
TILE FARAGo% PHARMACY No sol we.t
EAToH PHARMACY, rweaty.exb,h and n
qi51E;,ETs r s1tf q 80 u, esaal street,
igtSbfEI within XII ''2 4ae sl,.t Nth and
cARfER,s DRUG sTonE. M. 10. HUI
| Street, Manchester.
feisntufs '" i PhSne X 10 l1ss e." F'Do street
| TWENTY EIGHTH AND II STREET PHAIt-
MACY, lYenty.t,ghta ana II sueetS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

Cutler. The only prominent hbsentccs
will be Maurice V!snaux. the veteran
French expert. who did not feel able to
make the trip from Paris, aud Maurice
Daily OF this city whose failing; cycslght
has obliged him to drop tournament play.
or the seven players entered. all save
Cure. Mornngstar and Cutler nre or have
been worlds champions at the balk Inc
game Slosson, Schaefcr, Sutton and
Hoppe have held the 1871 championship
at different times, ana the last named
holds the emblem today by virtue OF
having won 1t from Vignaux. in Paris.
on January 18th last. and defended It
against sosson in this city on March
eth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

! plonslllp emblem at Is
inch balls line, two shots
in. and A,750 IN prize
money. Those who will
compete the Willie Hoppe,
George +. Slosson. Jacob
Schncfcr, Louis euro,
George Il. sutton. Ora c..
NlorningStnr and Albert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09

Dali P!uEers nave arrived ~ Wy Wy
and will be OH tho diamond ut broad
stroot Ionr, this morning
1ssA..4t = r..-i;7s ~ n,,i,, mis- AFTERNOON to
"a 4 Sin !, |,,,lth tl,n horsehidc III
~ - ,,,,,.,. ~ jrno. lucky n,,n,-
i,a,.Sr,e i, ,,olotr,sts is quar-
IL ,"ro,, ~ thn jrorfl,s Hotel,
~ NJ i,,r,,3 no husky fellows,
- ,,,or, IA h
~, ~, 80 - ,,,4r 'hcct show up
ny - 81 ne looks 20 of the
,iry.,.,,,,t n,,, tossors f Other players arc
ne, ~. n,nrn,nr and by Wednesday
~ -, a. ~ vii shc here. Then it
.ii, ~ f.tha Nh no OK hibition games will
n 80, D.,.,,,,,1sa tho nork. There will be
view ~ ~ ~ Justify Two teams
e''ous. p''i 80 80 sidSs thc cest of 'cm
an! an, ,ana,,,,, Mnnnrcr Charlie SHAFT
WI w e W. =, ,,,rs tl,e aggregation this
~, VIZ = -
su tr,.,, 49, n,tc,,ers IN The city. and
mere ~ ~ ,,atti cnd throwing stones
ycste.oaS 'a'sS ~ Rrond street, lust
across nc u ,ai,. ,'.,,,s. wcro In proper
TO see II thelr We ~, other men have
S,iape' my .a,,aroi x,, bc hero this
si'oMil ~ r, ~. 1,at scher from Hamil-
lilorhl,s s N.Y. = s'thi,1 snr,,n,nn who
toli' 1o''!o, 20 ~, :, J, ',,.,,,,o
nus 'eS', 81 ~ I1.,1,,, Co1one12
Why Not a heIllllCky So'iA>ot'> -.
The pitchers here alreaoS W. -, -.
Still, the Kentucky wonder. The ohlS
reason he isn'tsn colonel Is that ne d'u'i ,
live In the Blue Grass. State long enough
Flo was city editor OF ncwspa per mere,
and left that position of toll and ,tronnlllet
to come to piSiniil'1and si'o" > Y p ,oprI
here how the bat,ers!could DC ne ,rto ~
"neil E'e e1,,I, M ofithctlIvclicst .propo-
sphere. o.... = o1.J In some time.
lslt'oiis 70 sei,ne 60, ,vc;rhs moro than
lie sta'iua % ~, ainrt,, no,,nds and has
one hundred a,.u eis ,,., ~, thc horsehide
r'snt ~ ii ,,,,,,., /, "a CO the words
SIPS WI - ,a,n,., 49, non gets to work
lot'l.ta VIZ VIZ, ~ story
on u, suou ~ ~, YIN vas The mon
W i''S.iei :, t Wv, ..,,r,,ove. =, tho Memphis
a arc, VI ~ ~, ~ 'i,st yrnr SAWS that
lIchn, ul'il!o'. ,,,ia -, fror, 1yent1,c,,v Is
me St'l' p'olo,,t ~ }n'ttrii hox wien n
all ,hat ) W .aoa the, losing, side.
good game r,o the town
;. = lnoc' si'I vvahdo,1 ond Render and
lsat boasts o, a,,a ',n ,s ,ro,,d Of
ScilrH ,' 'tnu .,,a,t ',,,ia n,onosition is
t. llle nenu's M aud hand
tnat ne Gun ~ - ~ 10 :, tha ne,, as
theih over ., ~ -, ~, ~ 10 hero
well as tlie ~, 80 a lool, nj
ana those VIC M'.. ~ a. 90 froo NJ
MS auburn to w. ~ ~, ,,,,,r ~.
charge ny "aiN'''s - - -
day. u-oroos,or a1oss
Euw"lu 49, 40 Intn tho deem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
REAL, ESTATE-For Rent.

aFOR MRENT-THREE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos. 17-2l North Twelfth Street. contain
ing about eleven thousand square rect;
Il will remodel to suit tenant; admirably
q suited for light manufacturing; also,
f5 ONCE 2Ox7O feet, No. 10 n Twelfth,
~ with basement and three floors above.
3$ RICHMOND TYPE AND ELECTRC-
TYPE FOUNDRY. Twelfth and Bank
|.t 3 .