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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
HnNon ROLL.

}. Howard Davis, Richmond, Nn.;
margaret Daniel, Locust Hill, Nn.; Lou
isc Walker, Somerset. Va; William Ncs-
tor, New York City; Willy z. Chadwick,
National Soliters' HOMO, Hampton, Va.;
Theodore Cof?nhns, B~rld2cNnter VIZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
MEEl1,s pnIzE WINNERS.

Bnldwin IturwciI, Of stanton, vn.,
for n clever cnrfoon, "rhc Cherry
Tree Incident I'm Htnlisy."
G.. Elder, Brookncni, Va, for n char
actcristlc picture of President Taft.
Miss Anne Jennings, 100 Rfvcrn,ont
\ rcnnc, LHnChburg, Va, for mn nrtl-
clc on deer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

The short month Of February is one
of great Importance in American HIS
frory. The above pictures represent
thb>f ollowin
]. Something concerning Washing
on. =. The camp made famous by
suffering. 3. Two great battles OF early
american history. 4. An appropriate
title Of a great American horn in Feb
rUary.
n uowARn nArIs Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
IN a RAINY DAY.

when the day IS gently ending.
And hefotc the fire you take q seat.
here are your thoughts drifting
ME tle rain continues WIN it,
You watch the blazing ire.
And siohr thn perpetual drop
Arc far frnr" this vary sr>r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
THE WEEk,s

Anthony. Blanche
Andrews. Hazel
Baughan. Y. L.
Barden. Edna
Blnntor. irving
Baker. Ella beth
Bailey, James r.
Buchanan. Virginii
Braxton, Mary G.
Buckley. Edward
Burwell. j. b.
Beal, Charlotte c.
Brown, Marion +.
Beverly. Fltz S.
Coyner, Gertrude
Chester. Agnes
Chadwick. r. Y.
Comman. Theodore
Chadwick, W. L.
Crawford, a. C.
Collier. Louise
Chadwick. II. T..
Church. Or1er
Davis, j. H.. Jr.
Dalin, emma
Darder. Mars. T..
Dyke. Evelyn T..
Daniel. III. N.
Elder. G. G..
Edmunds. Goodc
Parish. Charles T.
Fleetwood. Emily
Green. Floyd
Green. Leila
CARRIER, Gordon
Gillian. Mary 4
Graves. r. y
Gates. Este1lc
Gordon. Merle
Hobbs. r. L..
Holman. Marin
Hancock, Aletila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

1. a West Virginia city. 2. A aeason.
3. A. bird. 4. A fruit. ). An Egyptian
river. s. A continent. Z. A. poet.
j. HOWARD DAVIS.
1915 West Cary Street. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
Countries OF Europe In rinuro.;

]. 8. IS. 1. II. 8. s.
2. IS. 81, 10, 19. 9. I.
3. 10, s, IS. IS, 1.14. IS.
{. 20. 81, 49, II, 5. IS.
5. 8. 1S. 5, IL. 1. II, I.
HAZEL ANDREWS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
A Gnme OF Tions.

Which was the first tion?
What ton do pupils breads most:
What ton has been omitted TT the
preparation for It?
What ton should teachers excel II?
In what tion do pupils delight?
Which is tho most important ton in
the Eiblc? In history? In arithmetic?
In grammar?
What ton do all girls seek:
What ton should they avoid?
What ton should men and boys
Ivo;do
What ton gave liberty TO the great
est number Of people?
Answers may differ. To the Gest
list of answers sent to my address T
Will send a genuine $40 Confederate
note. EDNA BARDES.
S%unnyside. Va. Box IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
III Byrnc Street.
A Pleasant n

pear Edltor..l received my prize ana was
osl'ghten With II. II was certainly "A very
surprise. I an, scndinp some draw.
mss this week. which 7 hope viii csca,,e
nc waste basket. thing the nase Is Get
! am certainly glad that I am q member
t, went 10 a photograph gallery the othe,
nay ana a lady vino works In there saw my
nonof badge She held out her hand and
SAID. II certainly want 10 Congratulate you.
! am always glad to SEQ a member of IA
!. - = g. Will now close. but remain
VOW true member -.... ... III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19
Brookneai. Va.
Likes New Contests.

Inns NcW NOUtfSts,
Dear Edstor.-1 guess you thing
very poor member. not having c
for SO long a time. can almos
myself Il new member. nut my $,
music keen mo so busy that I hu
much time to spare. tsaw in
days paper about the special pr
given for tho drawing and the
the Lords Prayer. thing IT Is
am sending the Lords Prayer.
II VIII not be too lata to enter.
hccoInc OF Elsie Griffin. Marie IT,
Edith Rises haven, heard 4
them for a long time. think
lovers contest will be very nice. {
did not see the paper In whic
nrst s~uEScsted. Enclosed I'M
drawing and n puzzle. Sincerely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

NH.tmS.. Cy hlsi,l
Concentrates Prize
Dear Editor,--I ar
lorers' contest will
have hecn anxious I,
would bcsln. When
paper there would b
'reek decided y
members who won
| shall close for this
"'ll' be worthy o. q
PAGE. Your devoted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

iLAcS IHFH SPACE tOntcS{. n
Dear Edltor,-f must thank you for sus-
the pictures drawn In tho space OF
AN Inch. This affords moro practice ti,sn
any drawing ! have ever done. I like Il
itnc. The inch pictures arc very hHrd. hut
they are very pretty. I am sending you
three one 4 picture of n deserted scttIemen,
With a rose border. the first I have ever
tricd. An English castle. and a Landscapes.
eiso Is Il copy az the Lords
Prayer. Very truly yours,
E CLARENCE SPENCER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
FIFTH RACE-Tl
Gfx furlODpp
RACING At JAMESTOWN
McCahey Rides Three Winners,
Two at Good Prices.

jamestown, Va. Nov. 3-The feature OF
the racing at the track here to-day was
the clever work of McCahey, who rode
three winners-Spin, at s 70 1; Lochiel az
10 20. and st. Joseph. at 6 TO /. The Lor-
rain Handicap was won by Montcalm'
which beat Silly Night and Hoffman. The
finishes were all Of the close order three
OF the races being won BY head
The summaries follow:
First race for three-y esr-ol6s and upward
purse. $500: five and half furiong9 Spin. los
tMcCahey). to !, 3 to l END END 70 2 won 1 o.
% and 4 to 3, second: Double rive 100
pangler,, 3 to I. even and / to . third Tins Tins
n Tif,v and CSilton souav also rem.
and inward purse 5000: short course. one and
quarter ihalla. l41 (AleID, to
,, 10 and out. won by length: Black
Bridge 147 (saheD. 8 to = to ] end even.
and even third. Time, 5:31. Lizzie Flat:
sam Ball Monte Carlo, He-doran, Benala rld
Bound Brook also ran. -
strengthening Coon, ia (PeaN, 8 to !, : 10
and 4 70 8 won by head; GIFT IL tNole9
10 to l. s TO / and S to .. second; sunlike; ia
1Gordon) s 10 !, . to l and TO TO- third
Time, 62 FOND. Red Jacket. Coax and Mile
Fourth race handicap; 500; for three-year-
ODDS and upward: six furlongsJ-Montcalm. 30
(Schuttinger). 70 l. even and ! to :. won by
TWO itilslA4Ss '+iLiA aN+S+LNf 49,
TO- 2 70 . and out, second. Hoffman, Ill Gold
stem, ! to = 70 ) and out. third Time,
lis 2-5. Lady lrrna and Judge Monck also
ran
Fifth race purse. $780, for two and three
year olds: one mile(-Lochiel, 1o8 (McCahey), 9
10 20 and out, Won by two lengths; Tlamma,
81 Connolly, 10 TO I. . TO and 20 8, sec
ond; Candidate. 100 (Nolanl, is to l, 9 TO and
even. third. Time, l III Is. Jewbone and Bah
bier also ran.
sixth race purse. $500; for three-year-olds
and upward mile and a si1teenth)-St. 10
won b. a length; Seconke, 100 tSehuttinger(, s
to l, . TO / and to 10 second; Force, l04
las Is Norman. Shelby and Howard shean
also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
- - -
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John II. Ives and Andres III. Companion as
Trustees under Will OF Emilio del Pine, decd.'
Plaintiffs, against Dennis Cunshen ct al. De-
feLdants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above-en-
titled action and bearing date the lftb day OF
October 1911, /, the Undersigned the Referee III
said Judgment named. will sell 1T public auction.
on the Exchange Salssroon. Nos. i4-l6 Vesey
New York, on the 9th day of November. 1911, at
Il clock noon on that day, by Joseph +. Day.
Auctioneer the premises directed by said Judg
ment 10 be sold. and therein described as FOL
lows:
All that certain lot OF land, with the buildings
thereon, situate, lying and being in tho Twelfth
Ward OF the Borough OF Mania ttan. OF the CITY
OF New York County and state OF New fo.k.
bounded and described follows;
Beginning at e poin; on the Southeriy SIDE OF
Two hundred and elghty-fOur feet Westerly from
the Southwesteriy corner OF Fourth Avenue and
One hundred and tTeaty second street run
ming theHe Southerly and part OF the distance
and eleven dD inches 70 the centre line OF the
, block between one hundred ana t"enty-hrsi
street and one hundred and twenty-second
Street; thence Westerly parallel with one bun
b dred and twenty-second Street. Twenty-one (2l)
feet; thehce Northeriy apd parallel with Fourth
Avenue one hundred OoW feet and eleven I'D
inches 10 one hundred and twenty-second street.
and thence Easterly along said street twenty
one CPD feet 10 The point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York, October IA. 1911.
EDWARD VOLL&Els, AttorneS Tor plaintiffs,
No Jog Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
I The following is a diagram OF the property &c
/ be sold; it's street Number Is % East l22nd
""' ioond Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
BRooKLYNITE DEAD IN DENVER
Father Says T. Jefferson Ivans, Jr.,
Had No Reason to Kill Himself.

T jefferson Ivans, ST., father Of the
young man of that name who was report
ed to have shot himself i'll Denver yes
terday. said last night that he had heard
nothing TO make him think his son had
committed suicide. The telegram which
he received from the Denver undertaken
merely said Young Ivans had died suddenly.
Mr. Ivans said he knew OF no reason
why the young man should commit sui
eide, and denied that his son had been
engaged or that he even had love affair.
He remarked that his son had been in poor
health for several years and had shown
symptoms Of tubeI culosis. The young
man had spent two years in the Adiron-
dacks and had gone to Denver because he
thought the high altitude would be bene-
fetal. He had intended TO so into bust
ness and had several thousand dollars
with him. Ivans was twenty years old,
was six feet tall and had the shoulders Of
an athlete The family home is at No.
42S Macon street, Brooklyn, and the father
is a general contractor. with Offices IN
Manhattan.
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RSiONS.
IGyyIIsIiIIIy''';;;;;;. i; !
NRaynond GYh!.oomb co.22s Fifth Ave.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
county.-Harry kischel, Piaintr, sssinst
Abraham Kass. Hyman Werner, Jennie fo.oMe,
idow Of Adolph Po.owe. Martin P0lo~e, THE
W,iner Pesse Rosie ii gilewsky. Annie Bern
stsln Minnie Levine, Benja min MoSiiewsAs
Tnnrie MogilewslIy, David Mogi ewsky and Pau,
Mogilewsky. by Never Bernstein as speSisl
tSusrdia. beiig infant ehilug'n OF Ruen,n
Mogilewsky >>1sed. Rebeeca l. Gold mltn.
Vsfhan Burns elu john :. Rothenberg. NORTH
Falk jefferson bank. ;. ferber. Abe sch,chter'
A strauss 4 Levy J. Smith. hr. ehn.n'
Mr. ShInkafsky. John Doe. Mr. Greens en- MI
ForenF;ein Mr. Vallns<y. Mr.. horn Mr raster
Nr Zucksrman. AIR Ops, tenants IN the lnoIt-
ragel premises. Defer dants
10 the above named De cndants;
You are hereby summoned TO answer inc corn :
plaint In this action and serve COPY OF youI
srsSer on the attorney for the sintin WITHIN
fwen,v fou, da.s after the service OF this sun
mons exclusive OF the day OF service. ana IN
case Of your failure 70 appear or answer, JUGS
orent viii be taken against YOU by default LOT
The rent demanded In the COMPLIANT
Dated New York, Septemeer ~ Isii,
JOSEPH 4. SEiDAAN,
Attorney for Plaintin. ohice and 7. o. Addrsss.
~ park Row. Borough OF Manhattan S''s
~ View YORK. ,,..x Ar.
To the defendant, Rebecca /. Goldsmith, tno
foresoiIg sum IS Is ser, ed Upon YOU oy p uSpl.
cation pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon Nstnsn
daiea September e7 1911. ard nlsd win tns
coronl.int In the Office OF the Clerk OF tns
County OF New York.
psN' JOSEPH A. SEipMAN,
,,,o,n.v FOR Plaintiff. once and p. O. address,
az PARK Row. Borough OF hshha'tsn' S''s
Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
POLICE RAID PRIZEFIGHTS
Stop Contests of Trinity Club, Brook
lyn. To Be Held Near Church.

CAPTAIN Holahan, Of the Adams street
police station, together with half dozen
detectives. stopped series of prizefghts
which were scheduled for the Trinity
Athletic Club last night.
The Trinity Club has its gymnasium
adjoining Trinity Church, at Clinton and
Montague streets, Brooklyn, and has been
holding bouts for several months. Until
yesterday. however. the affairs were not
advertised. Large placar0s were posted
announcing that tickets could be bought
for 90 cents. Captain Adams and his men
gained admission and threatened To ar
rest principals and managers If there was
fight. The crowd which had gathered
filed out OF the doors and the place was
closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
HOPPE MAKES HIGH RUN.

Willie Hoppe made several spectacular
high runs in defeating George +. slosson
I'm q practice 49, balk-line billiard game
~ siosson's Academy last night. The
core was 800 to $50. In The eighth frame
Hoppe completed . run of 100, following
mis- IN the tenth inning with beautiful
nm Of POI. Slosson. after some consistent
n,av,ng. relinquishe1 tho lead 90 Hoppe ~
the tenth frame.
Tho score by innings follows:
,,-,r,o voppe--n. Q. /. s. 60 -, 3. lo2 10
mn, 81 Totsl 600: average. ~. High
runs 2Ol' W ei ss 81. 81, 70. "a. y II,
"s| IL o. 3. Total. $50. average, 5l7s. HiEb
runs. -. 70 and %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
i22nd Street.

ipproxiInate amount OF the lien or charge,
~ satisfy which the abOve-described property =
90 H. sold is Eighteen thousand seven hundred
snd seven and 50-iOO Dollars. With Interest
tbsreon from the ian day OF october. 1911 to-
either Nth costs aud allowances amounting 70
TSrae bur ired and Thirty-tour Dollars. With In
tSrss, from october II. 1911, together with the
expenses OF the saie. The approximate amount
Of the tsNer. assessments and water rates. or
othey Items which are to be allowed 10 the pur-
Sss.r ont OF the purchase money. OF paid by ihs
ps,eree, Is Seven hundred ard sixty-eight si-lc
T1fe4 SeN York October -. ihll
JAMES KcARNEN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
KEEN RACING PROMISED
Card Well Balanced for United
Hunts Meeting To-

The second day OF the fall meeting OF
the United Hunts Racing Association at
Belmont Park Terminal this afternoon Is
sure TO furnish some exciting sport Five
races arc on the card. two on the fiat and
three over the Jumps and the fields are OF
good size and we'll balanced.
Seven horses have been named for the
National Guard Cup, and they will be rid
den by members In dress uniform.
The entries in full follow:
FIRST RACE-THE QUEENS HURDLE RACE
FOR threo-year-olds and upward. About two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04

..Ryro Anderson. the hard hitting weiter-
tot, boyer Of Brooklyn VIII meet Fred
dc I;eJey for ten ROUNDS at the Royal a. g.
of BROOKLYN tonight. Willie Howard was
90 have boxed with Kelley but met with
an eccident in training and vas forced to
-, bte engagement. anderson VIII
6 a, prove worthy substitute Tor
Ito"srd lie ~ enc Of the eamest and
most aggressive boys Of his class IN New
yort Kelley win hove 10 he 81 MS best
In order - win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
MINERS DEMAND ADVANCE.
Want 20 Per Cent More Pay and Eight
Hour DAYS.

pottsvillc. Penn, Nov. 3-The miners
convention OF Districts Nos. l. and adj
iourned tonight after formulating de-
nands TO be made upon the operators
The miners ask for an eight-hour worldly,
an increase in wages Of 20 per cent ana
minimum rate of wages OF So 80 for miners
and s275 for iaborers. They also demand
that the next contract be for period Of
one year. beginning April !. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
MUSICAL.
WEiGESTER c y9cAs TTHpI
suRRo0ATE's NOTICES.

TharIes r sharp late Of Port Jeryis, New
York, deceased. Whereas the next OF KIN OF
f.rsries T. sharp. late Of the CITY OF Port JEWS
"a The County Of Orange. deceased. Intend 10
annly for Letters OF Administration on ms Ss
rae and detire TO have the penalty OF me Bong
r.ouiT.d limited pursuant 10 the provisions OF
sstcSion qa8, OF The Code of Civil Procedure
Yau are hereby notified to present your claims 20
M Al my office In the village OF Goshen, IN we
,a,, ' =" loan b. sWEZGY,
Surrogate OF Orange county
Dated (Dctober 18th 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
Roy. IS. honest, able. as elevator boy Aaures'
A Countiss 155 It'll ave. --------
CIINTFFEUR -MA CHINlsT (2s), marrlfd; IN,
i5icrstards all makes Of cars; years shop ana
q -esrs' road experience; honest, sober, "illhs'
osnstie ali repairs: employed OF present, "lsn n,
inc change: best reference Alex 'aSs' ooo
East 18TH ~.
,=IIAT-FFEUR. 80; mechanic. own repairs
.1ter steady. French, German, EngIshi ca
r,,I 5riyer: best reference. Mreches, 'o' Coiuin-
bur ave.
C,IJTVFsT--Wanted by a man with gogu
business experience, who speaks frenSsll'
German and some Chinese. T. O. bon -e''
Providence, II. l. --------
FOREMAN - Thorough machinist ena to o,,
maker: steady position with growing cor
corn aud chance Of advancement sciciIeu'
4. T.. Box :. Tribune once. ----.--------.-
GARDENER, FARMER, ell around man
American married; care horses, cows. iuI,
mace: years reference. O. Van Cott' %
west t35tI st. city. --------------
T8NTED--By a. competent mechanic VINO
can make all repairs. tho care ana oper-
stior ~ heating plants steam or hot water
IL, nriyate houses next winter; moderate
charges: first class references furnished. In
ginter. Box ~. Tribune Once
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BUrLER.--sweds; coinpetent excellent rel, rel
erences written and PERSONAL country pre-
ferred. Johnson. 400 West 6llh -
TJ'TIER and VALET. French understands
Lis duties thoroughly; excellent New York
- terences g. Miss FltzGcralds Bureau, OOJ
9TH ave. Entrance, 40. ----
COT-PI F;--Scotc. Danish. butler, valet, use 10
ful wife excellent COOK. asslsl launGry, 90
entire work; city or country. excellent personal
r.fcr-nces: s55-S6j. Industrial Association
r,rrulovr1ent Agency. II West i2d ST.. phone
521o bryant "
CGI7PLE-Cook: butler valet; English. swiss'
both thoroughly experienced; 3is YEAR, y
oellcut references. city Or country SiO-Sou.
industrial Association Employment Agency. II
West 42d st. phone $40 lryant
TJpTRLY SINGLE MN would IKE 10 go TO
Tiorid. 10 care for invalid or elderly gen
tI,uru- references. /. y. X. Tribune Ohlce.
arm MANAGER Experienced IN all branches
on gentlenian's estate; FARMING gardening,
friiits stock etc: references best Carpenter
Agency, ~ 9th ave. ------------------
GAIDfNER-Ft French; married; strictly tenn
p.eatc. /. yeara experience; first class rel
,rsrre.. $50 Miss Bucklcy'S Employment
Agency II west 42d st; phone 49, BRYANT
5s,TU FOREMAN: married. 10 children; NE
limo experience ia All kinds OF machinery,
catle. horses. chickens lncuphtots, VIE soou
cook boards the help n necessary; wish 10
cIenee position otto Nosei. Clifton stock
Farm Pottersville. y. }. - ------
tsKEg MANNGTR-sngle. elderly. eNperl-
eurcd iu all branches gardening, farming
etc: references. NJ. y. w. llh1nt Otlct.
fgSFFT-r. NtAN.-Ry middle aged Freucnmani
th5rouqhly hrst class; COOKING arc Niliihg IN
bachelor apartment sooH lSiti p Au.Irs'
Armand. ThIune Uptown Once. 1864 BIoaeway.
-I-sT.r,r --younr Englishmsu. employed Wishes
Chance: s0bcf. reliable. best references. Gib-
.su 40 Vrr.t 9th q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
PROPOSALS.

51,,FFy9yT or THr coMMIssIoNERs. DE,
r'I. Of COlumbis. November y i'l ,, ui,i
,vo.sis yrill he received al this once uh.ll
~ $500 p NJ November nth 1871, TOT ths
Construction OF sewers In the pistric. OF 80.
IYtnbia specifications. forms OF ptopC,sas
"a Necessary Information may be optalhti
From Chief CLERK. Engineer Department room
ta7. Dl.trict Building Wsshinsit93nt, xsToS
CUNO II. RUDOLPH, JofN y. - X -
Is,,fr.M y nrDSON. fomnissionert ". \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
EepNsle

.se1eT ANT HOUSEKEEPER.- Highly recon
ynNndei Srotch Protestant; thoroughly com
uetent: private family school or ins;,ution:
rfty or country t2@ lneutlrlsl Arsoelaueh
i!,yy,,iovmf1t Agency. II West i2d ST Phone
591o Brvani. ---.---------
.7,T-r,ST1A,:T EXPERIENCED. active elderly
woman as attendant 20 in'ahd, CITY OF country
small oasee, reference % I~"HIl's s,--------
49, ->.cc,1I,- understands all branches
LIN, ureparo menus. etc eXcelleut New
York reference would IKE TO 80 ga. 70 Wssn-
i1aton. l. q. i. H. MISS s.'<57i Aio bureau
IA. SIN ave. Entrance. 4@n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

,77I OF ~ yVTTa0T;s EmpIoyment Agency.
i.II,.eio-I,onc o9ol Plaza 14l East 5ith st. sup
10 6rst class servants 70 private families. All
references investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
c6epFT CLEANING.

1--prrtu CARPET CJEANING tO.-CI-tN
h .onnressed air steam. hand or on Toe:
So Rrosdway 42i East istL 81 .'os
Rt%DT Tel is2-Ssth -----------.=.
KEW YORK CARPET SLEANiSSG Wo'nA
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Oh oAKrt
p,ic.s Reasonable Send fot CNeuiar
iIi1res ~, p.,..,, az i9a Was' ii'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
LAWYERS.

I.Vrs GRAY COUNSELLOR At La
rooms ION ora Marbridgs Blildins a'sS
Broadway. eornsy saith ~
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N1e- .a. Brown. ,h" famous thrce-!in-
rerel pitcher Of the Chicago cubs. says
b done with major league baseball. II
ie forsSo the CUbe es Orval overall did
--sSl season. Frank chance WI bc ct his
Gila' erds FOR pitcher
, Whom "Tourg" Hickes. of Harlem. and
lpN.s Csmllu % the West Size. meet
-'2I ,er ryuad. az ,hc Fairmount Athletic
i-o % !ac BrQnN, tonight . fast bat''~
sure 20 C. Tire result Both Joys were
,shtag preliminary IT, six months ago
s1t haze developed &such an exteu, that
@F hare ken their place in the top
''lL ~ On, wc,ternoisht claes. ccshnan
proved Ifs cIas. beyond question when he
Knocked out waiter Little, ihe Chicago boy
seven rounds while Hickey has beaten
'oen pith almost mochue-uke regular
.IsnaIe Burns IS home from his trip
tihe South where he defeated Monte
ecu 20 bout a. New Orleans IN impress
-, HNle Burns g. 10 be mstched with
CoVlou in the near future iu q
81 found tattie for the bantamweight
plonehip OF the world.
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