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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11
Duckpin Bowl ers
Pull Up Average
During Past Week

The scores on the Palace alleys last
week in the Summer Duckpin league
were unusually good
The Lunch boys won three games,
which gave them a good lead in the
race. The Times boys also won two
games, While the Journal won two
games from the News Leader team,
T. Anderson rolled well In Friday
nights series,
Gilbert rolled well in last weeks
series.
Levy was a star In Wednesday
nights series.
Haw is rolling a fine game,
Anderson will make a star.
T.. Price and r.. Price raised their
average last week.
Thompkins and Lloyd were out OF
Friday nights game,
Dock. OF the Journals, was out Of
the game with a sore finger.
smith. Of the Lunch boys, raised
his average last week.
c. Lehman was out Of Friday
nights series.
T. Lehman rolled a star game Fri
Gay night.
Dawson will he there III the aver
age column in Il few weeks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r-af+ Atts+-
ply. all Of the Times boys. rolled we'll
last week.
Games next week Monday, Nir-
ginlans vs.. Howtt2ers. alleys 1 and
3. Wednesday. Journals vs. Times
Dispatch. alleys ! and 5; Friday, News
Leader vs. Richmond lunch. alleys i
- ?
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American League


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STAR WRESTLERS
MEET TOMORROW
Continued From First Page

ledge If leg work, depending Utmost
entirely on his powerful arm. Tur-
ner VIII demonstrate the great adKan-
tage l0 knowing how 20 use the legs
In wrestling.
Both Turner and RoShes are well
known In Richmond The champion
has been appearing here AT intervals
Tor several years and has always won
hts match His clean and sportsman
iige actions ON tae mat haVe won for
him hundreds Of friends in the sport
ing fraternity He is perhaps the most
popular wrestler who ever worked
here, with the exception OF George
Herbert. the local ~ex-champion feath-
erweight.
Boshes has appeared on the mat
here twice. both times with Herbert.
He showed himself a clean wrestler
ana one who could make a name for
himself II he stuck tn the anne. While
here recently on business Boshea\ met
Herbert in two handicap matches.
winning the FIRST with two falls after
Herbert was practically Knocked out
by being DASHED To the mat by his
heavier opponent The first fall cama
in thirty seven minutes and the ses-
ond I'm twelve minutes in the first
match Eoshes lost the second match
as he could threw Herbert but onca
in an hour: this fall came In forty
two minutes. BoShes also lost TO
Herbert in Petersburg. getting ons
fail in forty-sevsn minutes.
The. match tomorrow night rs for
three straight falls. which Turner
agrees to get in one hour. The win
ner viii receive ~ per cent Of the
gate receipts and the loser % per
cent.
Turner will wrestle at the middle
weight limit, 1S5 pounds, making \
considerable concession To his smaller
opponent in getting down to this
weight. Boshes will vrestle M 1sz
pounds, his regular weight when in
his best condition.
with both men well known ard
popular here the bout has created
! considerable interest, and il Is an.
I ~ticipated hat the record crowd Of
the season viii see the match, Every
provision has been made for the sue
cessfnl ste Riug Of the bout. The men
Will w~rcsfle on an elevated platform
which will be brilliantly illuminated.
A good view of the match can he OBJ
tanned from all parts of the grand
stand. the Is cent ~bleachers and ths
( rtneside seats.
The match tomorrow night is To-
third Of q series In which Turner WIN
/ apnear here. George Herbert IL pro-
motor If the bouts and promises to
bring other good men here 20 meet
! the mnlnr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11

PHI ADELPHIA, August 10-The
heavy hitting Phiilies won both games
of a double-header today from Gin
cinuati by the scores OF 10 to 2, and i
to 4. The first game was easy. The
Reds started of IN the lead, but In
the third and fourth tho Phillies batted
HUMPHREYS out OF the box. scoring
six runs, Including a home u by
Inhert and Alexander. Frtti s{Ic-
ceeded Humphries tut was ineffective.
Cravath's batting was the principal
factor in deciding the second game
with the score 4 to . IN the sixth in
ming. Cravath drove the ban in the
left field h~leacherS, scoring Lobert
ahead OF him and tieinR the score.
Doubles by Knahe and poolau with
two out In the ninth put the winning
ran ever fer the Phili4es
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DETROIT. August 10 Errors were
responsible for all but ope Of Bos-
tons runs today, the league leaders
winning, J to /. There was not much
to choose between tbs pitchers. ex-
cept that Wood strong on strike outs.
Tie hreezrd all the Tigers except
'Graa ford and Stanage, taking. Onslow,
Deal. and Wiiett in thai way twice.
Bash fumbied Yerkes' easy gronnder
Ia open the sixth, The next three
hunted Speaker beat his. but forced
Yerkes Onslow tried for a force
at third on Lewis, but made a three
base wild throw, both runners scor-
ing. The run OF the seventh was hou-
estly learned, Cadv doubling and
Hooper tripping
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Score by innings:

Score by innings: X.
Portsmouth -. -. 00Oo01007- s
Norfolk -. ......1 309S00ls -37
Summary: Two-base hits-Hinton.
Dodge. Three-base hit-Becker. kel-
Ter. Sacrifice hits-Woods. stolen
bases-Kircher, Dodge. Wallace. Dou-
BILE plays-Gordon to linton to Big
bic. Struck out-By Gordon, 6: by
Woods, 4 Nerbout, 3, Base on balls
BY Gordon. /; by Bacchus. /, by
Woods. 2, Hit by pitcher Keller.
Hinton. Wild pitch~-Ry Bacchus.
Passed halls-Ry Braun. 2. Left on
bases-Portsmouth, Z; Norfolk. 10.
Umpire-Cowan. Time. 2;l0. At
tendance. $500.
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Today In Baseball

1904 Rgbe Waddeli. Athletics. famed
IA Cleveland hatsmen in I3 In
ulngs, and Christv Mathewson,
New YORK, whitfield II Cincinnati
players In mine sessions.
1904 st. Louis Cardinals Kid Nichols
twirling, bested Brooklyn. 4-3 in
II innings. the game being reeled
on 81 rapid time Of two hours
and "a minutes.
1g09-New York Giants suppressed st.
Louis, 1913. garnerirg " runs in
tiIe sixth session. Cy seymour
made the rounds Of the circuit
five times.
19i0-NeR York Giants won two
games from Cincinnati by home
Fun hits.
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CLEVELAND, o, August I0-The
C1evefands gave caldwell Of the High
landers the most artistic trimming of
his career today. The score was 3 to
!. but luck held the score down a.
hits were gathered of the New
York twirier, Four Of the ClcVclands
were cut down at the plate. while
in three instances the Maps got only
one run after punching three hits.
Steen was iuyineible until the ninth
inning. when he eased up a bit.
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Virginia League
Continued from First Page)

seemed TO have found a Supply OF
the pep which was so lacking In the
first go round" the two teams put
ting up a splendid fielding game II
playing with more spirit.
Graft played a beautiful game al
third. while hts teammates
his efforts. Pretty work by Anthony
and simmons prevented several runs
IN the eighth and the work of the en-
tire team saved Morganroth a worse
pounding thar he received
Umpire Reynolds did not show up
and Players Griffin, of Richmond, and
Vance. OF Petersburg, umpircd IN Il
satisfactory manner. The srores
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Carl IlIig at Seaside.

Lieutenant Carl Illig. who has been
IN charge of the dog pound since its
gone away from the city for 4 stay
Of a week or two. He IL lollin-
near the pillows at Ocean View. ard
viii continue to Toll for some days
After hat he ts thinking OF zoirs
into tbs underwood and brush #
Hanover for a day or two, before
getting back to the task Of Identify
ing dogs for people who lose pet
canines.
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TctalS ..E g IL p - 3
spatted twice FOR Wright tn riu'n
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TO-DAY ~

Is5s-Charies a. Comiskey. owner of
the Chicago White SD%, born ia
chicago ii,
ls80--At Cleveland the PIttsburg
Players league team defeated
cleveland, 20-1i
1895 Baltimore Inundated the New
York Giants, COL,
lS9s-Chirago took Brooklyn into
camp 81 In Il innings; pitch-
ers. wood and Dunn.
1909 Rube Waddeli led the Athletics
70 a 12-lnning 10 victory over
Detroit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11

CHICAGO, August 10.-The Ath-
letics beat the Sox. s to 0, in five
innings today Rain made IL neces-
sary for the game to be called after
the Philadelphians had their sixth.
out the game reverted to even in
nings. A double-header had been
scheduled. but the second game was
not attempted. There was nothing To
it but the Mack men. They hammer
ed Benz hard and We're nerer in dan
Enr SCnre.
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Newport News.

Summary: Two-base hits-Newton,
MATHS. Home run-Pressly Sacrifice
ftea-Newton. MATHS. Sacrifice hits
-Garman. F6rd. Eichherecr. Hooker.
stolen bases-Graham. Double plays
Newton to Garmen; Shields to Gar
man; Etchberger. to Auiey to Lake
struck out-By Efrd, l. by Brown.
/. Base on balis-Dv Efrd, 3 by
Brown. 3. Left on baScs-Roanoke.
a. Newport News. 3. Umpire. Mr..
OsBrien. Time. 1s20.
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Standing of Teams.
National League
CONTINUED From First page.)
Cuhs Win S~lugfert.

BOSTON. August l0.-Today's game
between Chicago and Boston looked
like a parade OF pitching talent.
Chance using four tossers and King
hye. The game. however, was very
exciting, the Cubs nosing ont the
Braves in the eighth. Score II to 10.
Boston seemed To have the game won
after scoring four in the second inn
ing. but the cubs came back with six
In the next. Three runs in the sew
NTH put Boston ahend for the gee
ond time, but the Boston pitchers
could not hold Chicago.
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Roanoke Tigers
Win Double Bill

ROANOKE. VA, August i0.-Roa-
noke took the entire series from
Newport News by winning the double
bin today. Jack Grim's stepsons
played in "a sort of discouraged
fashion In the second game. Roanoke
Is now tied with Petersburg IN games
won and still has visions OF Il pen
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TODAY ~ BAsEB ALL.

1901-Ed Karger. st. Louis Card
inaIs, kept Boston from making
"A hit or getting "A man 10 first
base in a seven-inning game
1905 Pittsburg. getting only three
hits. shut out Philadelphia, 10
In IL innings. philippe pitch
ing against Sparks.
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Amateur League
Baseball Games

rv defeating the Barton Heights
team Tvler's champions went TO the
front In the old Dominion league.
in the Capital city league the defeat
OF the Collegians by the Battle Axes
will probably bring the latter and
Tvler's champions together in the post
season series.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11
Newport News.

Totals ..,..... "a 3 10 - IL 3
*Batted for Brucktnilier IN ninth
inning.
Score by innings; i
Roanoke ......,..2 o = 90 o. -
Newport News ....0 ! > o o 0 & g G-3
Summary: TNwo-base hits-Aiattis
Holland. Three-hase hit-Hollaud-
Home run-Green. Sacrifice hits
Maths, Holland. Sacrifice ny
Pressly. Stolen hases-Lusky l.aftte,
Double plays-Green To LATTE 70
Garman. Pressly to Garman; Auley to
Carney; Bowen TO Auley 10 Carney.
struck out-Bv Rurleson, ., by
Green. :: by Bruckmiller. 2. Base
on balls-By Green. 5; by Bruckmiller,
/. Innings pitched-Ry Rurleson.
= %. by Green, 6 1-3 Hits made
OF Burleson, 6, off Green. 4 Left
on bases-Roanoke, :, New port News,
9. Umpire. MIR. o'Brien. Time, ! IS.
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iso2-CieHelsnd pounded Hale and
Wiltse. Baltimore. for - hits
ise5-New YORK Hghlabders stung
orb and Townsend. Washing
ton, for Is hits. ana won, 1s-2
lsle-Ed Walsh. Chicago White sox,
struck out 10 or the Boston Red
Sox In nine innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11

The Ranhlcrs failed 10 Hho" w
Yesterday afternoon thereby fofie'''uh
- game 10 the Giants. 3 to o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11
BATTLE AXE BOYS
ARE CHAMPIONS


not heen semi alter Inc .kaINe WIT"
ihe Collegians had a a
'Retrihutlve justice, SAID one or lne
xa,fIa Axe rooters. who overheard.
Hulcher pitched a grand game ior
the uinners he would not have been
scored upon until the ninth # a nai,;
his hy Rose, the first man up. hau
nor taken q bad bound over rord
bsed. Ezekiel struck out Silly sitter
ainr lofte6 one 70 Bauer, bd' tNieH-
.r5snr came tnrouEh with a single
ma pose scored the only run,4he Col
3rria-s made anti the ninth.
~. Parker VIII celebrate the victory
xttb a dinner 10 his team at Nta'0 8
NcteH tomorrow night. AZ $ 80 % 5ta1b
A. he meantime the amateurs al over
t,a city are discussing the details as
sbau-r Is the official erar~ below.
Y.,t1ar.sF
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.4.-... * Is - q IL q
Peters burg.

Summary: Two-baaa hits-Burke.
.. Morrison. Raley. Sacrifice hits
Morrison. Ralev, Tennant, Carter,
Graft. Griffin. stolen bases-Barnett.
Griffin. Double plags-Graff to RaIey
to Rogers Carter 70 Rogers; MORT
son to Barnett. stuck out-Ry Bus
sev. o; by M|orsanroth. O. Base on
balls-By Bussey, a. by Morganroth,
.. Left on bases-Richmoud. :. Pct
ersburg, &. rmpircs-Nance and II,
Griffin. Time. 1870.
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totals
Horace Wrlahts.

k4hne .r ..E0Gb@ 46a* ne
Nr!ghts .......G 1000 &1Ut o. !
Summary: T~vo-ta>e hlt- Farley.
Thrpe-base hits K WIIepH. neoppe.
poover. Sacrifice NIT hampton Sto,-
en bases-Harrison, g. thinner. W.i-
cox. 2 Deoppe. Kersry Double plays
wilcox TO Harrison go peoupe
struck by Cree.emGre f@ by
Gentry. 7. Base on balls By Creek
riare. J; by Gentry, g. Umpire Mir.
Vaughn. Time, : houts. ATTENDANCE.
eos -
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.

Tyler's. Z, Barton Heights. 5.
Kahn's, ~. Witvhts, 3.
Woodsll & Quarles, g.. Cocoa Colas.
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Richmond League
Richmond T~aguc.

Burk & Co. /; Jacobs & Levy. 0.
Cherry Smash, 10. American Cloth
ing Co, 8.
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Barton Heights

Totals ....... az 5 u 81 s ?
.Out for not touching third base
Score by innings X.
Tyiers -.t..+.... o | 0-5
Barton Heights ,..i9020 o q d 6~5
Summary: Two-hase hits-cnlder.
Simpson. p. Saudcrson. Dogrett. p
Three-base htt-Shelton stolen bases
BoSher. = p. Sandcrson. !, French
aCerr4sst. fseubie viapes~ @sfeitnn -
Pitt t. Gwathrnev> struck by
French. & by shelton 6 Base pA
haTl-Bv Shelton. .. Hit ~ pitcher
-Grupner Wild UttCn-Ey French
Passed balls-By simpson Left on
nases-TyIet's. . B~rton Heights. $
Umpire. AIR. Bottoms Time. i35
Attendance. 400. Scorer, Mr. SatteT-
white.
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Score by innings

Richmond .... o o @ g O 0 ! 0 I'll
p~etersbure ...... 10 i o o 0 0 2 0 0-3
Summary: Two-haee hirs-Strain,
Graf. Three~bHsa hitS~Barnett,
Tennant. Howedell, Sacrifice hits
Burke, Iaughhn. Stolen hases-Car-
ter. Mace, Spencer. Remnant, Raley,
Barnett. Struck ont-BY strain, .;
l,y Creiger, s. Base on balls--By
Strain, /; by CreiRer. 3 Hit by pitcher
Garter. Spencer Left on BASES
Richmond. 10; Petersburg, I. Tmpires
-Alessrs. Vance and II Gritin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-11

summary Two-base hit-Rfchard-
eon. Hone rans-Blount, Har. g.
Suicher. stolen hsses-Rose, RIch
srdson. Augustine. Word. Bauer,
plount HAY Double playwright
tn McRee 10 r. s~itterding, Struck out
by Trey eliian. 4; by Wright, by
Ffuicher. 3 Base on halla+-Bv Ire
~vellian, !. Hit hv pitcher-Ry Wright,
HAY, by Hulcher. Word and Richard
son. Hits nade-of Trevelliau. 10 in
2 "a innings Left on hases-Colle-
eiaus, Battle Axe, 10 Tmptres-
French and Hicks Time 80. At
tendance 052- Scores-Schaaf
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
G. P. r. SURPLUS HIGH
Gross Earnings s12S,319,541 in Il
Months-S32. .752,743 for Dividends.

Montreal. Aug. 13.-An official state
ment issued by the Canadian Paciflc
Railway Company to-day shows that the
gross earnings for the year ending June
90 Of the railway and steamship lines
were s123,S19,541; working expenses
ssOO21 .29S; net earnings from railway
and steamship lines, s4$,29S,24S; net
earnings Of steamships IN excess OF
amount included in monthly reports
u.104,449: fixed charges, S10,52f,s51' sur
plus, S33.S77.754. .-z
One million dollars was transferred
from surplus 20 steamship replacement
account and S125,000 TO pension fund.
The net revenue of railway and steam
ship lines available for dividends was
s32,752.743.
Dividends of 2 per cent on preference
stock and ~ per cent on common stock
FOR the quarter ended June 30 last were
Yesterday. The special income
from interest on land sales not included
was s5.05S,5S5.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
Female.

estant: good seamstress: city references
would go out by the day Address Reliable.
'Iribune I'ptowu Office 1884 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
LAKE FRONT HOTEL

LAKE RONKONKOMA, l.. L. End OF the
Motor Parkway. HORACE 5. CHASE, Prop
Under entirely new management Newly re-
furnished, redecorated. Is acres Lawn and
Shade Trees Directly on the water. so miles
from New York. Garage Unsurpassed Amer.
lean Plan Table Special rates for balance OF
season SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER. SlOO
Boating Bathing Fishing. Tennis, Croduet
Music naupfnR Refined
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

COOK First class: all branches; neat,
economical; with or without kitchenmaid; no
objection to large family: excellent references:
country preferred; wages $40. Miss Buckley's
Employment Agency, IL West 42d ST. Phone
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

estant: good seamstress: city references
would go out by the day Address Reliable.
Tribune Uptown ofilce 1884 broadway.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID.-sc to
gether or separate: both thoroughly expert
enced; 81 years excellent reference; wages
$50 and S25; city or country. Miss Buckley's :
74s7 Bryant.
COoK-First class; all branches; neat,
economical; with or without kitchenmaid: no
objection to large family; excellent references
Employment Agency, II West 42d st. Phone
7is7-Bryant.
COOK. Swedish very competent; soups,
roasts desserts, etc; good references; $50.
Charles Wilson's Agency. 724 Lexington ave
Tel. 224 Plaza
COUPLE.--Swiss; man butler, valet useful
wife excellent cook; both thoroughly expert
enced; three years excellent references: city
Agency. II West AID st. Phone, 1881 Bryant
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER-- neat will
ing girl; good cook excellent laundress; fin
est references; city or country; s25. Pearson's
Agency, East 1921 st. Tel. 5o49 Harlem.
Girl. wishes Offices to clean Ida Glennie,
Halls Hotel. Park Row.
HoUsEwO Working companion for elderly
couple or lady or housekeeper for business
people, practical. capable young woman: five
yearold son; good home preferred. out OF town.
Address II. w, Box 80, Tribune Uptown Of
nee. 1864 Broadway.
HOUsEWORKER-First class cook and good
laundress very neat; excellent references;
country preferred S25. Pearson's Agency, 20
church St. Jamaica, l.. l. Tel. 1927. Jamaica
HOUSEWORKER.--Ne young woman; good
cook, excellent laundress. good baker: has
child ive years old; go any distance. Miss
Morrow's Agency, 721 Lexington ave, cor. So
REFINED WIDOW. 80, would like position as
companion or housekeeper to elderly lady, or
housekeeper for bachelor or widower's family
highly recommended; highest references. Miss
Buckleys Employment Agency. IL West 42d
St Phone 74s7-Bryant.
WAITRESS-An exceptionally neat, young
smart waitress; best city references; S22:
Pearsons Agency. East 1924 st. Tel 504o
Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
"a, yFRI,Y PLACE, I03.-Elegan,ly fur
nished room; 50 yer week
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

COOK and CHAMBERMAID.--Scot to
gether or separate; both thoroughly expert
enced; 81 years' excellent reference; wages,
$50 and $25; city or country. Miss Buckley
Employment Agency. II West 42d st. Phone.
TaS7 Rryaut
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14

WAlTRESS-An exceptionally neat. young
smart waitress; best city references: S22.
Pearsons Agency, East 1924 st. Tel So+o
Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
SCHOOL AGENCIES,
PROPOSALS.
For Both Sexes-City.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia.--W askington, !
August 10, 1912.-Sealed proposals will be I,
received at this office until two o'clock
p. m. August 2s, 1912. for furnishing and
delivering one portable asphalt paving plant
specifications and form OF proposal may be
obtained from the Purchasing Ofhcer. D. c. (,
CUNO II. RUDOLPH, Il. NJ. MARKHAM
(Actingl, Commissioners ID C.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF SEIZURE
merged into execution, will sell to-day AZ
945 A VI at III Bowery. Manhattan. Tables
Chairs. Refrigerators, Cash Register etc
ny VIRTUE or A WARRANT OF SEIZURE
merged into execution. | will sell today at
. A n az Goth ST. and Amsterdam Ave one
Gordan Cabinet Grand Piano. ALFRED ffr'D
MAN. Marshal.
: Will, SELL, TO-DAY at public auction, by
virtue of an execution, one Herring-Hall-
Marvin safe, al No. 307 West 37th st, Man
haitian, at p. m. Thomas Troy CITY Marshai'
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
COACHMAN useful man: single; thoroushly
eynorienced care horses, harness, carriages
poultry towers; strictly temperat re :
willing worker: reference. John, Tribune Up
town OfIlce. 1864 Broadway
COIPLE-swiss; man butler. valet. useful
wife laundress or chsmbermaid: shirts. col
lars cuffs; hrst-class; excellent references:
country preferred. Miss Buckley's Employ
ment Agency. II West 42d ST. Phone. 1887
Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
LOST BANKBOOkS.

LOST BANkBOOkS.
pANKBOoK No 2s6. ia Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim 20 IL IL hereby called upon 10 pteseht
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
saId passbOok cancelled and a new one Issued
pINK R0OK No 500 029 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
! RGNKBOOK No $50, G57 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person having
a claim 10 IL is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued
TosT' Handbook No 534. l68 of Dry Dock
savings Instltuton. Any person having
Claims upon said book is called upon to preseni
,hn same 10 the bank within thirty days, or
,he said book will be declared cancelled aud
extinguished and a new one Issued IN lieu
thereof. -----.-------
IlosT--Bankbook No. 56l, ,292 OF Dry, Dock
Gav vings Institution. Any person having
olsims upon said book Is called upon to present
lie said book will be declared cancelled anu
extingulshed and new one issued III Heu
thereof. - =
lost OR sTOLEN- Bankbook No. 596,o5e OF
the Emigrant Industrial savings Bank. ray
ment stopped. Please return book to bshk' NO
81 Chambers ST. ----;,, =,
lost OR sToLEN-B -Bankbooks Nos. 81. a.ISo
and 632 1856 OF the Emigrant lndustr1aI saV-
,pss BANK Payment stopped. Please return
book 10 bank. No. 81 Chambers 81.
lost - handbook No. 72I. .32s, Bank for say.
ings $50 4th ave. New YORK fhSihe"'
stopped Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ANTIQUES.

a TioTEs,-second hand furniture bought
sold r. Creamer. DO oth ave fhone
Plazn-62Si
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
HELP WANTED.
Female.
VIC Rk WANTED.
Male.

MAN AND WIFE 1.-TWO daughters. IS and I'D
would like 20 be caretakers OF house. Adj
Arcss L. b Box 90. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st. Catalogus
free; oil makes taken part payment: baFgain6
In underwoods. Remingtons. divers. smiths.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-14
BOARD AND ROOM S

WAVERLY PLACE. 1903 Elegantly. fur
nished room, with private oath' slo per
week including meals.