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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
RECONNAISSANCE TWO.
0UT0||||' THE !. ii: THREE III }. L
Hobbs, in First Came, Yester-
day, Proved Himself
1nvincible.
ALLOWED NOT A SINGLE ! |. {: HIT
Brownies Won Second Game in
Heroic Squirt in Last
Inning.
ALLOWED NOT Al SINGLE HIT.

u The Brownies and Emporians oroke
even on the double-header yesterday az
4ternoon, lthe Dmpordans winning the no
first game BY the score Of one to moth
Ins. and the Brownies the second BY
the score Of 1--WE to two. Both games
were nbove The average IN the team
work and in the individual playing Of
both sides. That the Epporians VOL:
the nrst game u due moro to tha un.
eoualled pitching Of Hobbs than to any
other cause. He struck out fourteen. men,
naver allowed eyel, q scratch hit, and only
onces or twice did the ball go out OF The
bounds OF the Is inheld No runs were
made. fe5 was simply 1rvincihie for tho
Brownies. Notwithstanding, the B.owA'cs
gave theirfopponents an uphill fignt, ono
kept them down to one run In the hrse
game and administered q boating, win
a good margin. in tho second.
Tho Brownies won y. two out OF tue
three games played, ana 90 they have have
the best OF IL }t AN "a.
First Game.
Never once In the game did the Brown:
les come within the merest chance OF
scoring, fors they never got turtht:rs than
second bag during the whole game
time gWeIlt W O<As SA1oJ
away with the goose egg. In the ma,
inning Rose died Oh flrst, AcEyoY fan-
ned, and Hosa a met HIS q a Is the
initial bag. Eanporia Sups DoAka , slnslea
into left, went to second on passe1
bail. and scored on the single Of EN-.
1Iill went to second on passed pau.
vent to third on Hobbs" single. But
Hobbs was thrown out ct second, anu
Lindsey died on first. This was the hrst
and last run for either side. Therea1te1'
Il Was a pitchers battle and the honors
ali 20 to HOBBS who struck out -FOUR.
teen men to Ford 8 eight. In the four r. =
inning three men came to- bat and faced
Hobbs: every man got his three strikes,
and the inning went by without an enort
Of single flelder. This operation was
repeated in the fifth inning, after Eacno
had gotten, to first on the error OF 9Hlli.
It was In the last half OF the fourth
inning that Hogan did q brilliant piece
OF work. when Cross drove long fy 70
deep right field. Hogan ran half way
70 centre, reached over with one mana
and brought the ball down to the ae-
compartment OF cheering from every
person in the grandstand ana ~ y 't I'e,
( field. I'M 95sl n .ss -, !. ~ BIZ NJ
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Where They Play To-day.
Danville at Richmond.
s7s Norfolk at Portsmouth,.
Roanoke at LynchburH.
Standing Of Clubs,
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
ii PORTSMOUTH. VA, June H.--In one
of the best-played games Of tho season
Portsmouth shut out Richmond to-day.
The score was to O. It was a pitchers
battle between Kaufman and Suu, and
both men were backed UP supertry-: The
only error was bad throw to first by
Sapp, but 1t was not costly Ports
mouths only run was the result Of q
base on balls to Lohr. q stolen base. and
Edwards two-base hit. The fielding Of
both teams was sensational from start
to finish. and many seemingly safe drives
were pulled down by the outflelders or
scooped up by the infleld. Titlnan and
Kahn did great work, but the runnir1
ca tches by Lohr In center were the sea-
lures. Edwards steadied Kaufman, and
the young southpaw pitched q great
game. getting Portsmouth's first VIC
tory from Richmond. The score:
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VARSITY FIGHTS READY
FOR STR UGGLE ON THAMES.
Wide Difference Of Opinion the Prospects Of
Crews-Two Minor Races Were
Rowed Yesterday.

crews for the Graves cup, which went to
the Harvard boat by ono and q qua rter
lengths. Last year Harvard won both
OF x these events.
a AS the result OF tho toss Tonight for!
positions In * the three races, Harvard
was fortunate enough to call tho turn on
two OF these, having tho choice In the I
Varsity and four -oa red ices. ale won
the toss In the freshmen event. When 81
ca me to choosing the lane for each event
Harvard took the est one for the Var,
.sity and the east lane for the four -oared,
while Yale took the east course for the
freshmen. This means tina t TIafvar I'd has
q slight advantageso of the tide, - there is D
any, in the Varsity race. which Will 1bes
rowed at u o. clock in tho afternOn on g.
FIJI tide and perhaps will be similarly,
favored for tho four-oared race, which
viii DO rowed about 1920 IN the MORN n.
Ing. Immediately following the IRE snm '!'l
race. rs * 9ss lS
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'tBy Associated Press. }

NEW LONDON. CONN, June q Not
in many years has such Q difference is o.
opinion been held by college men and
Others as to the probable outcome OF the
VARSITY eiehts event OF the Yale Harvard
regatta on the Thames as prevails here
tonight. It is we'll u known that both
crews have been record breakers In thesk
time trials and that they are in splendid i
physical condition. At the qua rters OF
both crows tho reports como that the
Varsity men are absolutely At Tor the
struggle tomorrow, y q
The feature OF the closing day OF the
aiming was the rowing OF two minor
"a ces . which are now looked upon as OF
considerable interest 70 men IN quarters.
b These were the !, four-oared mile race
for freshmen substitutes. which Yale lIll won
BY a quarter OF, q length In clear water.
and the half-mile race for sra l' lnl'!'
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MOsER HIT IIARD
Had Case OF Stage Fright, and
Danville Won With Ease.

u LYNcHBURG,,F VA, June 27,----'With plS
Jim Mcguire, Of the New York America ms.
on the bench for the purpose q wata q. e
his work, with q view. to q trial later y. Y
tho season by the Yankees, Moser ey i,
IDENTIFY had i case Of stage fright ms .'lNs
ate moon, and the panyille team NJ MN
practically ats WILL. winning che %ora!s
elding game that the Locals !, haY :, PasI It
VAS v evident 10 many that Moser was
worked too hard in warming w before
the game. to give Met uIres an opportunity
Ia soc him. and from the first " .Wass
apparent that he was not himself 9@SYen
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN.
Roanoke and Norfolk Win and
7l55 Lose in a Double-Header. Il
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The ETIFmes-DIspatch.) IA
2 ROANOKE, VA. June 27.-Roanoke lost
tho first game to Norfolk to-day. the
score being Q to .: and won the second
2 to 4. The locals had the first game
a bunch OF hits and errors by Roanoke
the visitors scored four runs, tielng the
score, In the twelfth, Norfolk made the
winning runs, 6terger. the new. south
and had no been. given. proper /, support
would have shut the visitors out. In
the second game. Willis and Cooper did
nice work for the locals Stanley, for
tho visitors. was hit hard. The score.
In the second game was 2 to /. Roanoke
leaves Tonight for Lynchburg. The ia u-
lated score for tho two games, Is as fol-
lows: II
Il First game: IA Il, M
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BROWNIES.
ha SCORE nv innings;

EUlpOTla $1,000 y .yiIf.
Brownies ............0 0 Q Q Q o 0E0 %
Summary Stolen bases--Ea cho, j..
Base on balls--bys Hobbs. \. struck out
Hobbs. II; by Frd. 8. Umpire, Bender
Second Game.
With two 10 one up to the last inning,
1t loo1d as II the Emporans were TO WIN
again and carry away with them the
spells OF two games out OF the three. Blu
in the last inning with the odds appa--
rently against them, the Brownies made
a spurt. extraordinary and sent four men
across the plate, When the Emporians
cane TO, their last turn the tide had
turned against them. and they could not
repair tho damage. Both pitchers We're
new-Gathrght. for Empor!a and VIM
ston, for the Brow~nies-nnd though Gath-
right allowed only Ave hits to sW!nston's
nine the game went against him.
AS in the first game, so in the second,
Empora did all her scoring In the first
inning, when, with one man down. Doak
went to first on the error OF Winston.
went 10 second on passed ball, and
came In on Hills single Hill crossed
the plate later on the single OF Lindsey.
Gaskins then came TO bat, singled, and
filled the bases, and 1t looked as though
several moro runs might be made. But
Eanes struck out and Hobbs failed TO
reach first on. his grounder ]
The tabulated score Is as follows:
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cour se-M onfort a to ~ first, Franz L ~
4 q; to q second. Black, Mate GO TO y thru.
Time, 1907. = a.
Ii Second race-one mn &c lorider q 70 q
first. Heaslip @ TO 1o> second sins'e'snos
$f1e to y third. Time, 1889 10
s>5 Third race-ffve and a half furlongs;
F>uturity course-Ethon q to 81 arst Mis-
etytnEs a. to y second. Belfast Qs to y
third Time. l:S ~,
N Fourth race--the Mermaid Stakes: one
nile and furions-Perverse q to 1o)
trst, Sahara co to y second. Lotowanna
8C7 to q third. Time, LIST
sSE Fifth race-stx furlonss: main course
3Ircnstdes q tod frst, Ben Ban g to y
second. Confederate o. to ~ third. Time,
51a4 Is ii NJ II A
VI sixth race selling; one mile and a
half: h on turf-Angler d5 to y first, Glen
Echo eli to s. second. Huntington e.
{ to ~ third. Time, 1888 rs.
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Baseball at Hermitage Club.

!i@ There will be a game OF baseball at the
Hermitage Golf Club this afternoon at g clock.
The team representing the Golf Club VIII play
Sc burg. Tho games hitherto played by the
Hermitage Club have been very interesting,
md tie game this afternoon Is looked for
Eard TO with much pleasure. All members
81 the Hermitage Club and their friends are
4ryited TO witness tho game.
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hen, With good support. he could have e

then, with good support. he could have '''
won his game. &. 4 q I, J.
5 Grubs was taken out OF the box In the
9th, after a triple. and Charters, VINO g
Nook his place, stopped the hitting any
Wild B Newhouse gave the shoemakers
tho raw edge in the nth, when he called
Powell struck out win be testified 70 ~
cIsion, and the left fielder hit for three
bags with all Of them occupied Tnat
Powell struck out will be testified TO by
half the spectators. The score:
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; Summary: Two base hits-EdWards.
Stolen bases-Lohr and sapp. Sacrifice
hits--Lohr and Hogue. Bases on balls--I
BY Kaufman, 8; BY Still, 2. Struck out;
BY Kaufman, 8: BY Still. s. Time Of,
game, is. Umpires. Sharpe and Cowan.l
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Boston, q; New York, s.

Boston, New Y ork, s. VI
BOSTON. MASS, June 27,--Both teams
punched hits in to-days game, Now. York
winning. mr. a
4 Score: H. II. ~.
Boston 49,. o o 0 o 0 81 Q o o. !
Batteries. Pfeffer and O Neill; Matthew
son and Bower1nan. Time ~ ~. I'm
p!res. Conway and Emslie.
Brooklyn, 10; Philadelp Q.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Juno 27.---
Brooklyn scored an easy victory oyer
Philadelphia to-day
PA Score: y. II. a y.
Philadelphia. o o o o . % 0 o. Q 8
Batteries: E. stricklett and Bergen;
Sparks, Richie, Roy, Crist and Doom.
Time. 1850. Umpire, tombstone. i,s
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Southern Lea que.

At Atlanta: Atlanta, o; Montgomery, &
2. FirBt, gane.) .i5 Il M NJ III
Second game: Atlanta, 2; Montgomery
=. } x N Z Ell IL Y Est iii SS53 .4F
if At Birmingham: Birmln CHAM, e.; NASH
VILE. o. (First game) 5.s5S. Ss
second game; Birmingham, 6; Nash
Vile. 8. III III Il ~ iiss H
AZ Shreveport; Shreveport. Mems tlt
sphis. 8. (First aame.) US.
Second game: Shreveport. u Memphis.
AZ Little Rock: Little Rock. I; Nav
Orleans. g. 5e fS Il 3
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Summary; Stolen bases-W ilson. Holt,
Bentley md Powell. Sacrifice htts-Aurr
laee, iTwo-base Hamilton and Rick
ards. III Thme-bas ts-Bowen, Ma4e.
Wit, Powell and mckenzie, Home runs
Bowen and Benny. Doubls playa-fe!aes
one,third Innings. @; Off Charters. IN four
and .two-thirdsy innings ~ Bases OF
bails-otf Grubs. IS Bowen, Wilson and
sAicKey!yt)i on harters.a2 IlTotman ana
Ham!ltonJ. Hit by pitched bs lls.7Da r'n-
ger, Reggie and. FetEer. ss;xst base On
e errn Lynchburg, 4 DRnyllle Passed
balls Benny N ss ts':dAncs. s9Q' glns.
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lite took command q.
and won ty two
lengths. Sahara was
second. two and Q
half lengths before
Lotowanna. 8 u M
117aries:
First race-selllng;
Ave and q half fur
Futurtty
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Brooklyn, TO-; Philadelphia, 0.
Eastern League.

At Jersey City; Jersey City s, Baltt-.
more 2, Va
Al Providence: Providence =, Newark s..
At Toronto: Toronto ], Buffalo = (called
ninth; raln). ii
/ At Montreal; Montreal 8, Rochester I. i
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Roanoke .,,...l mo $50 0 % (, lo--4
Summary: Two-basa hlts-Benbow,
McMahon (NoHolk), 8. Three base hits
NMcMahon (Roanoke). Stolen basea-
Lanham. Double plays-sterzer to Kelly,
eeItx to Benhow, Base on balls-oft ster-
ger. :; on otey. I; on Brooks. 4 OF Leo
nan, 8 Hit by pitched halls-seltz,
Struck out-by sterzer g by Otey, q,
by Leonard, !, Passed balls Foster. 2.
limo OF game, two hours and twenty
five minutes, Umpire, Ford. Attendance,
1900. W --ll 80
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Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn OF Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, =; Pittsburg, 8

i CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 81, Errors
by Corcoran and Higgins, followed by
hits, gave Pltstburg three runs and the
game in the seventh inning to-day.
Score: Ia. A y a r. II. i b.
Cincinnati 10 0 0 o o % ! OIL 2 8
fPittsburg o o O 0 0S3 o 0-3 10
rs Batteries: F'rasor ana Livingston; Phil
lippe and Gibson. Time, 1:40. Umpire,
O'Day.
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FIFTH RACE FOR lRo o. ), / De-
Long Shot Takes First: M Money in II
Sixth, Defeating Glen Echo :cht
I, M ,5 Other Results.
! (By Associated Press.) q

Bi5s3R (By IASsOCldIcu 1Hl' ioto'I
NV YORK. June 27.-} 3erverse, at
~ ~ vvon the Mermaid Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay to-day. Sahara was the pace
maker for nearly1a mile; then the favor
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two hours and three minutes. Umpire
Newhouse. Id b 81
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Wild pltch-Willis.8 Time OF game, hour
IA minutes, Umpire, Ford, & ii NJ i,
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BATTLE BETWEEN ( PlTCAER
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

At Observation-Disclosures, Il; Rich
At IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6; Dan.
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GOOSE EGG FOR
RICHMOND |. VI ! TEAM I'M
Portsmouth Gets First Victory
from Richmond During
League Season.
BATTLE BETWEEN i n PITCHERS
Sensational Fielding 81 Both
Teams Was Feature Of
the Game.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
At mouth-Portsmouth, /; Rich
~ Observation-Disclosures. q Dan--
AZ AT Roanoke--F1rst Game: Roanoke. q;
Norio|k' 8. Second /, Ga 0'' Roanoke, 8:

"a Al Roanoke--F1rst Game: Roanoke, 1
Noriolk g. Second Garnes Roanoke, I
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ionoern a(S 6eimluhenber, bic gTis
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Nuf elm poIitiihes Decentralization
nit Dem oeutidlen &eihe tanrt man
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wlrfe. nelhe ibm aemaht meroen,
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nidt erfiiqt, iino unaereht unb url'
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falihen aufaiiung Der Gerbdltniiie
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baupten. Die Wuspanoerer ieien pon.
itdnoia nerlDren unb ibre oeutihtiint.
liden Bemihunaen hatten qar feinen
8med. Sic baben eritens ben eros
Ben ibealen Bwed. 6euti9er 2ebenss
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fen
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thing . Sgrup bon Winionen BON
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tort, oaB ina Rabnen 1T unb DOE
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WinSlDms Soothing Sprup" hDlen.
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Geg6te in ben Der. Stanten. @8 1T
bel aaea Gruqgtiten in Der aanaen
@elt ~ baben, YEei2 % @ents per
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absultimmet lit. Die Qeaislatur
bat oanr bic @abl oes Wehrbeitss
f~anoioateu rur gu ratiiaieren. @inen
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gen. oaB Die Wabl Der ftaatliden Sc.
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minnen. mdbrenb, ruent1 Die Wabt
oer 2egislatur Dbliegt. audi minoer,
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U II 8 a n D.

Nus Berlin romn,t Die Wad.
riht, Die Reaierung iei entiblofen,
ben Reihstaa aufaulDien uro cine
Heumahl a%nsuDronen. tuertn bic ges
forberten Bemi1igungen far ben I'm.
terbalt Der Trupper in Der GoIonis
SiosM eft' Nlrifa nertueigert miirben.
Die 3eaierung lift Der Nuiiht, oaB es
gleidbeoeuteno init etnert Mufgeben
Der aolDnie lit, merr, Die 9ruppen
iebt BON bort surldeeaugen neroen.
SIN ganserl wiro fir ale GolDnien
Elm HeihssuihuB uon %, $50. 900
Mart gefDroert.
Die auidbrfihe Buraermeiiter.
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funoen. Or. s. 8. 5tntnmanu, Der
bisberiee sueite B~lreermeifter, mur.
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rudhlt. Or. s. O. MDndeberg, Der
ihun mieberbolt als Brdfibent oes
Sennts uno eriter Biiraermeifter ans
tierte. muroe afs arueiter Biiraers
r~1eiiter erturen. Betanntlib tpers
ben bic beioen 8lrgermeifer BON
unb aus Dem Senat gerp1blt.
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2anoesoereit fir arantenpflege cine
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gr0Bter Spannung entaeaengeieben.
Sn Wiinden limb 5ablreide Qee
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melhe oas Sianum oes perftorbenert
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bah traaen. Die Staotsanmalt<
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9enpmmeri uno 1T nit elmer ftrenaen
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Die 4eitung Der Rrupp'i1en
Werte in Gfien bat befblpiien, bas
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Eoftenpreife pm $4,000. 900 Wort
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Wart in 8eierbe aebalten tueroen
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sH'SSYOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION
his way up and learning the business
Small salary expected to begin WITH;
and can give good re ferences, Address
II I'd 100, care. Times Dlspat CHI.
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nt the Main entlce,t and there VIII DO no extra
cost 70 ne aayerser =, sr,,t,,, 49, (
w i. EmNEs, ISIS East Broad Street. 4,
A. a. SCOTT, Twenty-hfth and hIoad Streets
RolslsNr J, WILLIAMS Iwen'y'hlth anc
rAa ARfs,s; s. lRASr 3 CO.. lousnse and
G. Afs w. i IATTiMnR No, 500 west Marshall
ra 7s5sii;s DRUG STORE, So.l5sl West
J. L. BEvERlpdE, Brook Avenue end Gay
RsDY,s DRUG STORE Barton Heights. (, y +.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. $500 Williams
burg Avenue. Fulton ~, =, Z. -. Z, i,
RoBlN's fHARaiACt, NO. po East AaFsaall
CRY DRUG STORE, No. lAA Eas, Main
Street corner Ettteenth. .o,,
PINE s.rREET PHARMACY, No. ssa South
Pine Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol West
EATON FiiARsiAcy. Tweaty-elgn.h and n
RIsoS's PHARMACY. No. lls Canal street,
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w. 4 fERKiNs.. No. 20 North sycamore
Street, Petersburg. I II @
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q. 4. ~. KERN iNc.. corner s Twenaty,ae,h
East All ii PHAR1Aey. No, :s7l 9 street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
PEACHES WANTED.

The following vacancies In the Rich
mond Public Schools will be filed at a
meeting Of the School Board,.to be held
August o. 1906. az 8sS,3 * iiit
eial arithmetic (male), Richmond High
School. 3 X fs35 IS 4.
Teaher of manual training white male),
Colored High and Normal School.
Hgh and Normal pi School, to ''s Teach chem.
tstry. physics and geometry. n
Applications with endorsements should
be sent al once to WILLIAM r. FOX,
superintendent Of Schools, City Hall,
Richmond, Va. sl, r. IN
sI,IY C. Fl. WALFORD,
" Clerk and Supervisor.