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LEGAL NOTICES
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As trustee in bankruptcy I will sell the entire stock of general merchandise of the John A. Cobb Mercantile company to the highest bidder for cash at the store house of the company in Vernon, Ala, at noon, Tuesday, June 1. 1912.
 Inventory may be seen at my office, No. Potter building, Birmingham, or at the office of the referee. Alex c. Birch, in the federal building. A. w. BECK,
 5-29-6t Trustee in Bankruptcy
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FOR SALE-On South Highlands, close to car line, with southern frontage. a new, modern, room residence. This place also has nice sleeping porch. All doors throughout the house are birch all in- terior woodwork is of the highest quail ity. the floors throughout are oak the walls will be handsomely papered (pur- chaser can select same), also high class electric fixtures Built in book cases linen closets, medicine cabinets, cup boards etc. Beam ceilings, etc Also has large French mirror door in bed room. Furnace heat, with large cement basement All of this brand new for S5500 of which you can pay a few hun dred cash, the balance in convenient payments
 H. M. HENDERSON,
 412 Empire Bldg. Bell phone 1902.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-ROOMS
 NATIONAL HOUSE. 20sK North 22d street; nicely furnished rooms from 25 cents up. 4-29-33t. TWO connecting furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1872 7th ave. 4-s0-tf NICELY furnished room with bath room connected. Bell phone. House screened. z2l2 N. 4th avenue. 5-1-tf WADDELL HOUSE-Large, nicely fur nished, cool rooms; convenient to busi- ness section. 1Sl6lz 1st avenue. Bell phone 6l22. 5-2-tf AT the Birmingham hotel for the sum- mer months, at rate of $3.50 per week and up; with or without bath, screened. telephone in each room; all service con nccted with first class hotel. 5-S-tf FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping in new house; also garage if desired. 72S First avenue. West End. 5-24-tf THE AvALoN-All outside rooms. clean and cool; modern convenienees, moder- ate price, special summer rates; hot and cold baths free. POO 9th ave. 5-25-tf ROOMS FOR RENTING nice, cool, front rooms, all conveniences.. s22 N. Fist stret Phone l12o. 5-26-3t-su-tu-thu LARGE. front room with three windows for rent, also table board, with all con veniences; terms reasonable. Main 6O52-J. 5-26-6t LARGE cool. airy room, nicely fur nished. convenient for two or three gen. tlemen; on 1st floor, s101 Avenue H.
 5-2S-st. NICE clean rooms, first class table board, close in, modern conveniences. 24o) 4th avenue. Peoples phone 1869
 5-2S-st TWO nice connecting, light housekeep- ing rooms; everything furnished com- plete; gas stove. 2316 5th avenue.
 5-29-3t TWO front rooms. furnished complete for light housekeeping; clean, cool and airy; In good locality; price reasonable; also one nice front room with or without board. 2222 1th avenue Peoples T76i.
 5-2s-5t FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished, we'll kept room with private bath good location; opposite Capitol park; req sonable terms. 7S2 West goth street
 52s-3t NICELY furnished rooms, every room convenient to bath; ideal location. 1881 11th avenue. Five Points; also splendid meals, good service. Main 6997. 5-26 -St-su- tu-th LOVELY furnished front room; sta tionary washstand; hot and cold wa ter; South Highlands; Convenient; splendid table board. Main 4331-J.
 5-26-3t-su-tu- tn FOR RENT-Cool front room with two heds suitable for two; also rooms for light housekeeping; all conveniences. price very reasonable. 412 North 18th street.
 TWO nice connecting rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; cool and nice for summer: hot and cold water. "A North 18th street 5-S0-2t WELL furnished and well kept room June 1. 2121 9th avenue. 5-30-3t FOR RENT-Large, we'll furnished room. best location South 20th street: all im- provenents very moderate price to two desirable young men. Address Postoffice Box g.
 ONE large furnished room: cool, de- lightful. 2114 9th avenue.
 WANTED--Occupant for rooms with bath also housekeeping rooms. fur nished; home comforts. 1920 Sth ave- nue. 5-302t TWO front rooms. first floor. complete ly furnished for light Housekeeping. 21o0 7th avenue. north. 5-2s-2t-th-su WANTED--To show you our large list of rooms to rent; also places to se- cure good board. W. B. Woodall, sue cessor to Brown. 415 Farley Bldg =
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PERSONAL
H. RICHARDS. CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.


 CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM.
 2121 9TH AVENUE. NORTH.
 GENERAL CLAIRyOYANT READING.
 50 CENTSi 50 GENTS!
 Today and every day this week this low fee will prevail Consult the best; it pays. MT. Richards Is the worlds great est seer. He advises you with power higher than human. Reads your life from beginning to end. Gives names in full. Lucky days and months. Tells when and whom you will marry, giving exact date and name in full. Tells you how you may influence the love of the one of your choice and cause a speedy marriage. Tells you all about business and domestic life. I make no mistakes in my readings: every word is to the point and correct If you have trou- ble of any kind and are disgusted and discouraged with your past experi- ence with so-called clairvoyants ask you to give me chance to prove my claims. l will give you more real satisfaction and comfort than you ever thought the world holds for you. Every word you read here is the truth. Let me prove it. You can place abso- lute confidence in every statement I make. either in this advertisement or in a personal interview Office hours, a. m. to D, m. Sundays. to , p. m. Herbert Richards. 2l21 Sixth avenue. north s 5-29- -2t
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 taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- lion. Cnsh must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-Nice. modern s room, ? story residence, large lot, within walking distance city; near two car lines. price s4250. owner, Bell phone Main 5919-J.
 we'll built room cottage, one block of South Ensley car; ex- cellent neighborh hood; terms to suit.
 JAMES B. DRAKE.
 BPS North 18th.
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 80 acre farm, 30 acres in cultivation, 2 houses, 300 apple trees and other fruit; this place well located for a country store and at the present time it has a store house 30 by 50 miles of railroad station. This Is a bargain; S3200; terms so acre farm. Ss acres in cultivation, good room house, well water, good orchard and well improved; will trade this for truck farm near Bir- mingham; s1soo terms 154 acres, SO acres in cultivation, good pasture, balance is open to cultiva- tion; has running stream year round s room dwelling and two tenant houses, near school and church. on good R. F. D. road. Price s260o; easy terms.
 RYAN REAL, ESTATE CO, 2026 Sd Ave. Bell Phone main SS5.
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HORSES AND MULES AT
 AUCTION.
 REGULAR SALE DAY, THURSDAY. MAY 30.
 ONE CARLOAD FRESH, YOUNG, COUNTRY HORSES. ONE CARLOAD HORSES AND MULES AND A LOT OF WAGONS CONSIGNED BY A CIRCUS.
 ONE LUMBERMAN's OUT FIT CONSISTING OF BIG HORSES AND MULES. ONE CAR FRESH YOUNG TENNESSEE MULES.
 IN ALL OVER 200 HEAD TO GO TO THE HIGHEST 3D. DER.
 BE SURE TO ATTEND.
 F1Es & SONS.
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FOR SALE-Light Columbus carriage, full leather top and practically new: cost s2a5, will sell for s100. Apply Mnge. 211S 1st avenue. 5-26-3 -3t-su- tu-th FOR SALE-At a bargain: one 20 feet set Of saloon fixtures. one old style soda fount and counter, and one Brunswick- Rake pool table; all in first-class con- dtion. Address A E. Meeh.. 20o3 Ave- nue F, Ensley. Ala 5-19-tf-su-wed. sS5o-For sale pretty lot o0xl371s. near Gill; bert station, Woodlawn; ought to be cheap at $500. but will let go to quick buyer for S350; also choice lot on Tusca- loosa avenue near Berney station S5s5. H D. smith. 2o6 Hood Bldg. 5-2a-2 FOR SALE-Stock of general merchan- disc, A. G. S R. R.. between Birming ham and Attalla; well established trade. Address Fl, care Age-Heraid. 5-29-7t FOR SALE-S3- room hotel: will sell furni- ture and lease: or lease separately: good location for bar. Call Bell phone 2ao2. Main. 5-2s-at. s1o.00 will buy q good roll top desk and chair If you need a good desk get this one. Also one roll top type writer desk for s1o.00. Buy these Thursday at S16 Brown Marx Bldg. FOR SALE-Office furniture, desk. revolving chair. two arm chairs, sec tional book case. Address Nil. Age Herald.
 SOUTH HIGHLAND BA-.GAIN-Eight room residence, one block off High land avenue. east of goth street: new ly painted and papered; hardwood floors throughout; price s5S5o on terms.
 JAMES B. DRAKE,
 325 N. 10th. Bell 2417, . rS7D---c-,1- F, t ha aroain If taLc . {, once, owner leaving city; 6 room house, ? blocks of car line, 100x200 feet corner: electric lights. bath, etc. Porch. front and back. fruits of all kinds. flowers. large garden al East lake. Price s19o0 Hill & McDonough. Bell 47a2. Peoples l1S7. eos Farley Bldg.
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s2s.2s WASHINGTON
 AND RETURN :. q, :. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent a word n day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tIon. Cash must accompany order.
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RATEs--one cent . word . day, no nd
 taken for less thrn 25e for first inser- ton. rnsh must accompnny order.
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TOR SALE

-~-~-~~~~ WHAT better Pianos in the world to se- lect from than the "Chickering.' Kranich X Bach, Ivdfs & Ponds or French & Sons. E. E. Forbes Piano Co, 1909 3rd Ave. 5-29-it
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RATEs-One cent a word . day; no nd.
 taken for Iess than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN

SIS TO s25 per week and expenses weekly fer high class men and women to travel, bend required: no canvassing 2ol2 9th ave, north. o-2o-1t W VANTED-Traveling salesmen to repre- sent us in Georgia, Alabama and Mis- sissippi: commission proposition only;
 liberal commissions. great chance for side line men, commission paid monthly.
 Standard Trunk and Bag Co, Box ll2.
 Petersburg, Va o-@-St
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MANIFESTATIONS

cent s word n dnyj no nd
 taken for less than 25c for first fnser- ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
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BUSINESS CHANGES


 CoAL land for lease; 300 acres, i1s foot domestic, no parting; 12oo feet froiu R. R.; best property in Southeast Ken- lucky. Lock Box 35, Somerset. Ky.
 5-2S-3t-tu-thu-sun TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will buy an. interest in fast growing and very profitable manufacturing busi- ness: carries nice salary. Address G-1, care Age Herald 5-.9-5t TOR SALE-One-half interest in best pay ing. best equipped auto garage in south east Alabama, with up to date rubber shop. machine shop and repair depart n ont: an experienced working partner wanted so that present owner can work on the outside and increase the business. c. s. Tutwiler. Dothan. Ala.
 COAL land for lease: 800 acres, 4la foot domestic. no parting, 1900 feet from rail- road; best property in Southeast Ken tucky Lock Box 35. Somerset. Ky.
 5-e9-3t-we- -th-su PARITY going to Baldwin county, Ala bama. to investigate co-operative plan for raising oceans, oranges and truck Excursion rates. Write today for information. O-l, Age Herald.
 POULTRY
 ABOUT Is or 20 R. S R. and Brown Leghorn hens for sale; good layers. Telephone Bell 4i7s-J main.
 LOST-STRAYED- LADIES' double case gold Waltha n watch. movement No. 23i2S9s; case No. os4s s5 reward return to w. c. Henry. 1880 9th avenue 5-2S-5t SAFES AND VAULT DOORS -~><><><)<>~-~~ LOOK who's here with the largest stock of safes ever shown. The Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co, 2l27 lst avenue. 5-gg-tf
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WANTED-To exchange a South High land home. new and up-to-date, for vacant lot east of goth street, or cottage in Woodlawn, Northside or West End; a good opportunity to get larger and prettier home. J. w Brazeal, with H. M. Henderson, 412 Empire Bldg. Bell 1902.
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SAFES AND VAULT DOORS

LOOK who's here with the largest stock
 of safes ever shown. The Herring Hall-
 Marvin Safe Co, 2l27 lst avenue. 5-sg-tf
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PIANOS

PIANOS Special bargains in slightly used upright pianos that have been rented for a short while and some taken fin exchange on Player pianos: Willard. beautiful mahogany was 1925, SIP. Arlington, mahogany, splendid condition, was s375, slS6 Gilbert, mottled walnut, like new, was s350, s223 vose & Sons mahogany, like new, was $400, $2S7 French X Sons mahogany. almost new, was s450, s3lS. Smith & Baines mahogany, special, was s400, s262 Terms ,yery reasonable. These are ,pe- cial, bargains and will not remain on our floor but a few days.
 E. F. FORBES PIANO CO,
 1909 Third Ave. 5-29-2t.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nice office. cheap. Macke.
 2119A 1st avenue. 5-19-tf FOR RENT-sll S. 18th st.. modern 7-
 room house, s30 per month. Apply Has-
 gard-Kane Realty Co.,, S12-l4 Empire, {, Bell 205c. 5-23-1t
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FOR RENT-Nice 6 room cottage. on car
 line. best part West End, $a5; party :, leaving city; immediate possession. Flj Tuscaloosa ave. Bell phone West End
 2i-W 5-2S-3t FOR RENT Choice cottages. and {
 rooms, moderate rent. H. D. Smith, sos
 Hood Bldg. 5-29-4t
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FOR ExCHANGE-1S $50 acre improved farm; 500 acres cleared land, bal ance in good timber and pasture; :; plenty of water one 6 room cottage and 12 tenant houses will accept Birmingham rental property In whole or part payment Minge 2113 1st ave nue. 5-26-su-tu-thu-t If s3250-On very easy terms, ' rooms, 2 story residence. large lot, beautiful rose garden, barn, stable, buggy house and good garden; this place is in the best part of North High lands. near car line; this place is worth $4000.
 JAMES B. DRAKE,
 325 N. 18th.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

N>ANTED~By a small family near Five Points. a colored woman cook: first class situation for first class person; nice cool furnished room. Apply Stein- CT Bldg. after p. m. while this ap- pears 5-l9-tf WANTED-Colored woman 10 do light house work. l524 7th avenue N
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NATIONAL HOUSE. 20sii North 22d street; nicely furnished rooms from
 20 cents up. 4-29-33t.
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POULTRY

ABOUT 15 or 20 R. s. R. and Brown Leghorn hens for sale; good layers. Telephone Bell +l7s-J main.
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WANTED-A young man of practical ex- perience as mechanical engineer Ad- dress Birmingham Fertilizer Co. First National Bank, Birmingham. Ala.
 5-oQ-2t
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WADDELL HOUSE-Large, nicely fur- nished. cool rooms; convenient to busi-
 ness section. 1Sl6A 1st avenue. Bell phone 6l22 5-2-tf
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AT the Birmingham hotel tor the sum- mer months, at. rate of s3.50 per week and up; with or without bath, screened. telephone in each room; all service con nccted with first class hotel. 5-S-tf FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping in new house;
 also garage if desired. 723 First avenue,
 West End. 5-24-tf
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED--MALE HELP
 ALLIE bodied men wanted for the U. & Marine Corps, between the ages of ly and S5. Must be native born or have first papers Monthly pay. sl5 to S69 Addi- tional compensation possible. Food. clothing. quarters and medical attend ance free. After 30 years. service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and al- lowances. Service on board hip and shore in all parts of the world. Apply at U. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Of- flee. 13 simon Block. 5-s-til-31 WANTED-Men to prepare for positions now waiting at top wages. Learn the barber trade; few weeks qualities; no dull seasons, no strikes; cash every Sat urday night: an army of graduates de- pending upon us for help; apply by mail. Moler Barber College. Atlanta. Ga. 5-25-6t WANTED--A single druggist to manage drug store in city; good chance for young man to acquire interest in store and advance. Address Z-96. care Age Herald. 5-25-7t WANTED-We have fine opening for an active hotel man. Call at the office of the Alabama Lumber Co.,. 203 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Bell phone 561 Main. N. S. Dean. secretary and treasurer.
 6-oQ.ht
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EXPERIENCED painters helper. good wood worker on new and repair work; also automobile and carriage trimmer
 Church Carriage and Wagon O., 22l2- 22l4 2d avenue. 5-29-2t
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WANTED-B -Bookkeeper with not less than
 three years experience. Highland Ga rage Co.,, Five Points. 5-30-2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
CREWS RACE IN DARK
Judges Unable to See Winners
in Nautilus Club Regatta.

Three eight cared crews raced along
in the dark last evening in the final
event OF the annual regatta Of the Nau-
Tins Rowing Club on Gravesend Bay
Through the growing dusk the judges
could not pick out the winning crew, and
the race will be rowed over this morn
ing
James A. Link. jr., and John +. kav-
anaugh won the intermediate double gigs
after a nip-and- tuck struggle with A.
Eicher and G. Herold.
The summaries follow:
Novice single gfgs-Won by W. Jones; A.
Eicher. second; Il. j. Harper. third. Time,
Sls.
Junior single gigs-won by J. A. Link. tr
y. Gasb, second; II. II. sehmitt third. Time,
Scbmitt: 5. Baker. second Time 5:43
senior single gigs-NOn by George Michigan.
g. ". Ruprecht, sscond; W. II. Van Benthuy-
sen third. Time, 5:l5.
intermediate double giss-Won by j. A.
Link. Ir and j. y. Kavanaugh: 4. Eicher and
a. Hurold. second; y. Gsab and @. Georr.
third Time. $40.
Senior four-oared gg-Won by crew 10. l
&C. vs.. Ruprecht, jr., stroke; W. Combs NO 2;
Is Baker. No. 3; r. De Mole. No. T. and j..
tischop. ooxswain)i crew No. CIV. Yenter.
stroke: +. C;aab, No. 2: w. Kipp. No. 3; A.
Fielding No. g. and II. Dunn coxswsin), sec
pnd. Time $40.
&c. Hurold. stroke; O. Michel. No. 2: ". Y.
Jones No. B.: T. Cochran. No. 4, aud X.
Bischop, coxswain); crew NO ] or. Gaab
stroke: p. =, anderson No 2; ~ Glsnville
hoxswsin), second Time, 3:i5.
Eirht-oared barxe-Decued no race b. Of
nclals, owing TO finish in darkness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
Last Regatta of Season Held
by Atlantic Yacht Club
Under Fine Conditions.

Gravesend Bay yacht racing for the
season OF 1912 came 20 an end yester-
day with the annual fall regatta OF the
Atlantic Yacht CLUB. Eighteen yachts
started and sailed one OF the most in
tcresting races OF the summer. The wind
WAS from the south. a quarter that ell
abled the regatta committee 10 pick a
good windward leg. The course for the
larger classes gave the yachts reach
from the starting line of Sea Gate TO n
mark of Bensonhurst
Here the yachts gybed booms TO star
board and had broad reach 10 Fort
Hamilton. once round the mark, II was
a stiff beat 20 Buoy No. "a in Ambrose
Channel. Then came spinnsker run
10 Norton's Point and a reach home.
The craft sailed the course twice. The
most interesting fight Of tho day was In
the first division ~ the handicap class.
only two boats were In the division, but
they had a luffing match from start TO
finish. In the end the Joy defeated the
Claire bv IS seconds.
The Q division was taken by the
Spider. During tho second round In this
class tho Dixie fouled the Spider and
withdrew from the contest. The Cyric
also withdrew in the S class, giving the
race TO the NJ. and f. III. The Mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
LOWERS ANOTHER RECORD
Baby Reliance II Sweeps Gard
at Buffalo Regatta.

Buffalo. Sept. 14--In the closing race
Of the power boat regatta on the Nj
agara River this afternoon the Baby Re
lance II. owned by Commodore ]. Stu
art Blackton. Of Brooklyn. lowered the
worlds power boat racing record by
over a minute when she won the 35-mie
international interlake championship race
for the +. r. Thomas trophy at tho rate
OF 4S.15 miles an hour. The Baby Re
lance III has won first place In all OF
the races held during the regatta.
The Baby Reliance II had no real conf
petitor for first place. but the struggle
between the Baby Reliance III, owned
by Mrs. Paula Blackton. OF Brooklyn.
and the Neptune, owned by Lawrence
Buell.. Of Detroit. for second place was
hard one. The Neptune finished sec
ond.
In her last lap the Baby Reliance II
covered the FIVE miles In minutes and
20 seconds. which was at the rate Of
1871 miles an hour. The fastest lap
made by the Neptune Nv was on the
second leg. when she went nearly 45
miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
TO HAVE FIFTEEN ON TEAM
Americans Picked for Cricket
Match with Australians.

Fifteen players have been selected ey
the joint committee representing the
New York and New Jersey Cricket h-
ISOLATION. the Metropolitan District
Cricket League and the Van Cort'
landt Park Cricket League for the In
ternstional cricket match against the
Australians to be played on the grounds
Of the Staten Island Cricket and Tennis
Club, at Livingston. on TUESDAY ana
Wedne sdsy. october / and ..
BY special arrangement with RobeF,
p. Benjamin. the Australians manager
who IL now In Philadelphia, All-NeN
York will place fifteen players In tbs
field against the regular eleven OF the
Antipodeans.
NJ r. Cobb. OF the Staten Island
Cricket and Tennis Club. has been
chosen 10 captain the All-New YORK
team, and he will be supported by +. }.
Kelly, secretary Of the association, s
ice-captain.