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Manager Rowland of the White
Sox may be forced to forego his plan
of using a double-entry outfield, left
handed batters for right-handed
pitching, and right-handed batters for
the southpaw boxmen.
John Collins hits either brand of
heaving with equal facility, and the
soUthpaws do not seem to be bother
ing Tommy Quinlan, the leadoff man.
And now comes Jack Fourier, sup
posedly powerless against the Off
side fingers, and bludgeons any old
shoot from any old paw.
On several occasions Rowland has
suppIanted Fourier with Happy
FeIsch, relying on the latter's rep
utation and the fact that he is right
handed batter. But Felsch has not
come up to expectations, while Four
nier has busted the left-handers con-
sistently. 1t will be remembered that
he stung a two-base hit off Willie
Mitchell of Cleveland with the bases
loaded.
Fournier has confidence and i'm
plicit faith in his own ability to hit
any pitcher that lives. And this con-
fidence is almost as big an asset as
his powerful shoulders and keen eye.
He believed last season that Walter
Johnson was not unhittable and as a
consequence slapped the Washington
marvel viciously whenever he opposed
the White SoX.
Rain in Cleveland did not hurt the
Sox plans a particle. Rowland was
glad to give Ray Schalk rest with
out risking another catcher in a reg
ular game. The little catcher has
been in every game this season, get
ting only one rest of a few innings on
an occasion when the Sox had a big
lead.
SchaIk is pretty we'll bunged up.
No catcher in the business takes
more chances behind the bat than the
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gang has naught to fear from the
effete fellows. Three games were
taken from Buffalo in the New York
city and a fourth one here. The first
in Baltimore was a defeat, but Tink-
er's batters are showing that they can
hit the best pitching the east pro-
vides.
Quinn of Baltimore was batted
harder than Mcconnell yesterday, but
Long George injected some wild
pitches and a wide throw into the
first inning that spotted the enemy
two runs. After that he was great
pitcher. Should this line of conduct
continue, the trip should result in an
excellent record, and the Whales
should return home lodged in first
place, with the chance to more firmly
intrench themselves during the long
home stay that is to follow.
The big tussIe will be in Newark,
which is but game and half back
of the Whales. In the meantime, help
can be expected from the western
teams, as Fielder Jones has the Slou-
feds going at hot clip and Stovall's
Kawfeds are not easy for any team.
Art Wilson slapped homer yester-
day.
The way the peace talk is working
out, it appears that the National
league was not considered when rep
resentatives of the Federal and Amer
lean conferred together. Ban John
son, president of the American, says
he had a conference with Phil Ball,
representing the Feds, at which the
proposal to take the baseball suits out
of court was considered. Ban makes
the significant addition that no law
yers from the National league were
present. President Tener of the Ma
tional admits himself mystified by the
proceedings. s
There is no chance for peace this
year. 1t may come next winter, but
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COLUMBIA SEEKING
FOOTBALL COACH

New York, June 1.-Columbia is still in
search OF football coach. 1t was be-
lieved by many that the name of the
man who would have charge of varsity
football in its first appearance on Morn
ingside Heights in ten years would be
made known on commencement day. but
the name of the coach is still as much
Of mystery as ever
Because of the peculiar conditions I'M
der which the football director must
work it probably will take the greater
part of the summer to run down the right
man. Several prominent candidates for
the place have been interviewed by the
committee, but with none of them was
Columbia able to come to terms.
II is probable that man who has mad
experience with the system of athletic
management in vogue in the Western
colleges will be put in charge of Colrm-
bias gridiron squad. because such man
would understand from experience his re-
iations to the faculty. Of which he would
he a member through the department OF
physical education.
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TRUSTEES SALE
of Two Story
FRAME DWELLING
M 2007 Mill. Aue NJ =

ny virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly recorded
in Liber No. EiS folio Is2 ct SEQ Of the land
records OF the District u Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. We tns
undersigned trustees will SELL al public auction,
in front n the premises. on THURSDAY. the
nth DAY OF JUNE. A. d., 1875. at D O'Clock
p. m. the following described land and premises,
situate in the County Of Washington in tbs
District OF Columbia. and designated As and being
= part OF original lot No. S of the subdivision
OF the Clark Mills estate per plat recorded in
the efhce Of the Surveyor for the d. NJ c. in
Book County No 9. page .. Beginning for the
same at a point in the sssterly line Of Mills
avenue. distant southery. from the northwes,eriy
corner Of said lot No. 80 feet running Themes
north e. degrees s. minutes east. and parallel with
northery line Of said lot No. 6. 100 feet, TO the
eastsfy line Of lot No. IS Of Benjamin W. Hol-
mans subdivision Of said Loo No. Csaid last
mentioned subdivision. being recorded in the office
OF the Recorder Of Deeds for the ID. II c. in Liber
1878 at folio i6ll. thence with said essesry line
south s degrees minutes east Is feet thence south
u degrees 81 minutes wet, and parallel with the
northery line Of said lot No. s. 100 feet TO the
eastsrly line Of Mills avenue thence with said
line north 3 degrees minutes west 8 feet to
the place Of beginning together with the improve
ments thereon. Terms Of sale announced at time
Of sale.
deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale All
conveyancins. recording. stamps etc. at cost Of
purchaser Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within thirty days.
BEVERLY ]. SMITH. JR.
BERT T. AMOS.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, k1ctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE
of Two Story
FRAME DWELLING
No. 29O7 Mills Ave. N. E.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 3746, folio
Is2 ct seq, Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request
of the party secured thereby, we, the
undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction, in front of the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. A. D. 1915, at 3 o'clock p. m, the
following described land and premises.
situate in the Country of Washington,
in the District of Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being part of original lot
No. 8 of the subdivision of the Clark
Mills estate as per plat recorded in the
office of the Surveyor for the D. of c.,
in Book County No: 6, page 2o. Begin
ming for the same at a point in the east
erly line of Mills Ave, distant southerly
from the northwesterly corner of said
lot No. 8 50 feet. running thence north
81 degrees So minutes east, and parallel
with northerly line Of said lot No. 8,
100 feet, to the easterly line of lot No.
IS of Benjamin w. Holman's subdivi-
sion of said lot No. 8 (said last-men-
toned subdivision. being recorded in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds for the
D. of c.. in Liber 1873 at folio 46I),
thence with said easterly line south IS
degrees J. minutes east, IS feet, thence
south 81 degrees s. minutes west, and
parallel with the northerly line of said
lot No. 8, 100 feet to the easterly line of
Mills Ave, thence with said line north
IS degrees 7 minutes west IS feet to the
place of beginning. together with the
improvements thereon. Terms of sale
announced at time of sale.
A deposit of 500 required at time of
sale. All conveyancing. recording,
stamps, etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days. ,
BEVERLY J. SMITH, JR,
BERT T. AMOS,
Trustees
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Tread AND USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTIONS.
TR0S

THOS. j. OWEN 4 son. Auctioreers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING No. ISIS ROCK CREEK
CHURCH ROAD. BETWEEN NEW HAMP-
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of = certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No. 3IS Folio Ia ct seq
Of the land records Of the District of Colum bia
and at the request Of ths party secured thereby.
tbs undersigned trustees will sell, at public auc-
tion. in front Of the premises, FRIDAY THE
18th DAY OF JUNE A. u. 1916. at four O'Clock
n m. the following described land aud prernises
situated in the District Of Columbia and designated
William r. Metcalfs subdivision of lots Is ana
y in block Is Of Lpscombs and Saunders ct al
trustees subdivision recurdtd in book county folio
i6. Of the records Of the Office of the Surveyor f
the District Of COLUMBIAN of parts of Pleasant
Plains now known as ''Holmead Manor and block
being now known for purposes Of assessment a.
square $751; per fiat recorded in county book IS
At folio "a Of the records of the Office of the SIR
veyor Of the District Of Columbia together with the
improvements.
TERMS OF SALE: One third n the parrhase-
money to be Paid in cash. balance in two equal
instaliments. payable in and two years. with
interest at SIX per oentum Ter snnum PAYABLE
semi annually. from day Of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the prDrsFty sold, or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of $1,000
viii be required at time Of sale All convey
aneinG recording. etc. at of purchaser Terms
OF sale to be comrJied with within Is DAYS from
day Of sale otherwise the reserve the night
TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defsulting purchaser after FIVE days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper Published in
Washington. d. c. GEORGE E. SLAYBAUGH,
JAMES ~ BAKER Trustees.
d. d. g.. En- Sun
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Earned runs ST. D'mn!cs 5: 1t. Martin :. J.
First base b. errors ST. p7mInIcs =: It Martin :.
!. Lett bases-St Dominic =. :; ST Martin 5,
a. First base on balls OF I;raund. ); "a Lewis ?:
of Cullen . Innings rItche! By Lewis. ,; on
Cullen 8 Hits made-Df Lewis. :: Of cullen. =
Struck B, Braund II; ny tu!len 6: by Lewis.
, Home rum. WelCh Three-base hit.
tiirardi. Two-hsse hits BTSund r. Me!ch. Sacr
flee hits =Dycer. Geyer. Stolen hases-A. i'irafd
@, J. Robertson O. O'Connell Ieyer. Braund. T.
Welch II. Fitzgerald. Double TIay> II. Fitzgerald
to j. Fitzgerald To Fitzgerald: = Girardi Z"
Il,er. Hit III pitcher By Rrawnd u. Robertson
Passd hall-Cassen. iia,k-Rraund mIire -Mr.
IassOr Time - game | ho'lr and - minutes.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE Of THE ASSESSOR OF THE Dis
thct Of Columbia. Washington. June :, 1915 No.
tics is hereby given that on the 18th DAY OF
JUNE. 1915. will expire all hcenses granted by the
Assessor Of the District Of Columbia to the PRO
prietors Of automobiles auto-vehicles. elsctro-re
hicles hacks. rabs. omnibse.. and vehicles II all
kinds for hire. ussd for the transportation Of pss
ssngers (sisht seeing automobiles excepted. no,e
brokers who do charge q greater nate Of inte--
est than per cent per annum. private hanks ard
bankers mot incorporated and the Washington
Stock Exchange. Said licenses must he promptly
renewed by all pefzons desiring tn ortnue business
sitter the above named date WA. p. RICHARDS,
Assessor, d. c.
nInT eel0llI3
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES IDpAI-
Potomac Leasue-Hospital Vs. Fairlasn.
Congress HeiEhts League-Hamilfon Va steei
Plant
Departmental Lcague-Open date
Rosedale League Crescent Gibraltar.
East Washington Sunday School League-heller
vs. Reformation.
R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Leagle-southern Auditors
vs. Union Station.
Northwest Sunday School Leagle-Immanuei vs..
Brghtweod
Government League-Msrines VS.. Bureau.
War Interbureau League-AdJutant Ofhce vs..
Ehsineers-
Home League secretaH-Indians Mines
Terminal Morning League-Transportation vs..
Shops.
Southern Railway Clerks League-Transportatio n
Bsokkeel%rk
Agriculture Interbureau League-B.. A. I. rs.
Roads.
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Earned r1'ns-Nhitney. First base by error
-Nhrtre'. >. Central. >. Left bas.s-Whitney
I: Central inst ta-e halis-Of Whttorl
!; ~ IT, :i!:Is. :. Innings pitched r, Whit
tur,.. >: II, Pfeifcr. ). Hits made on Whirford
4 or Pcirfer, 8. Struck uut-By Whitford l; b.
lfeiher. :. ~ Phillips, l. Stolen hases-M Miller
Hoffman BaEEett. R1Scrs Hall C2, Charlton.
StruheChr. Double plays-RoSers iunassisted,
BeIcicr Trimhle to White Hit by pitcher
By Phillips. Black and White: nv Pfeifer Miller.
Wild pl'ch-Pfeiffer. Iabbed bslls-Folger 4:
Black. !. Inpire-Mr W. r. Woodward
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First base hS cTrors-NaVy. >; Library . Left on
hases-Nary, c. Library. II. First base on hals-On
Schmidt. 5: ~ GoidbrrG. ;. Innings pitched BY
GoldtcIg ): Nv Newman l. Hits madc-pr Gold
hcrg. Q: Of n Hrau. |. Times at bat-Asain.t Gold
berg. %: sE4us; Newman Il struck out BY
Schmidt :; Nv Newman. l. Tsohase hits-Chaim-
Harnsbergrr Sacrifice flies Miller Clark.
stolen ha~s-GoldherS. Hall. hestc II. Ward
Miller Herman, Hook. Double play-Newmzn Z.
Hall TO Giles. Hit nv pitcher BY Goldberg Hanna
hs Schmidt. Rarnsbergcr and Clark. Wild pitch
Goldberg Passed balis-Newman. Bercns. Umpire
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Lott on hase~-Pstent. G: Land 10. First base
on balls-of Burriss. !: of Rittenour. >; of Rohr-
man. I. Innings pitched-By Burriss. 3: by Ritten-
our. 6. Hits msde-O6 Burriss. 5; of Rittenour
TO- Struck CUt-Ry Burriss. J; b. Rittenour. 5:
by Eohrman }. Home rm-Conoyer. Three-base
hit BurTiSs. TWo-base hit-WilcuI Sacrifice hit
w. II. Rttenour. Stolen bases-Roberts Brad
dock Shalin o. Pollock Fisher e. Beach Cc,.
Double rlsy-Fisher TO Roberts Hit by pitcher
Roberts, Beach. Wild ritch-Burriss Umpire
Jack Carr. Time of game hours and Is minutes.
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HAGERSTOWN Is BEATEN.
Lose Hnrd-fOught Game to Fred.
erick by 3 to = Score.

Frederick. Nd June 1.-Frederick defeated Hag
erstoun IN the Blue Ridge League, before 90
spectators Agricultural Park this afternoon, J
to :. IL was pitchers battle in which King, the
High School ho, eHcelled. Hagerstown looked dan
-eIous in the sixth when, after two runs had been
made with but out and men on second and
third. King settled down and retired the next bat
teTs Grnunders.
HaErn-r p'c.l-d a good game for the visitors. but
not given tho sIrpor that King received. 1t
was thu first game with Hagerstown on the home
grounds
r. II. Z.
Frederick ............. o o 2 o 0 N-3
HaGer-inNr .......... 0 o % }
Batteres Ming and Whalen; Harener and Laugh
LIN
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Left on hases-Car Department s: General Of
fee. 5. First base balls-Oh Larerine, 2; Cal
low, , Struck out-By Lsverine, S; Callow. Z.
Two base hits-H INDY Purdy. Fischer. Degnan. ID.
Thompson. Sacrifice hit-Pugh Sacrifice hy-Ram-
say Stolen bases-Tugh -. Harvey. Degnsn.
Double pay-Kehl to Brown. Hit BY pitcher-By
Callow. Platz: by LA,erine. Kehl. umpire-Mr.
q. W. keefe Time Of camel hour and IS
miputes
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
of Two Story
FRAME DWELLING
No. 29ll Mills Ave. N. E.

By virtue OF a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 3465, folio
245 ct seq, of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, We.
the undersigned trustees will sell, at
public auction. in front of the premises,
on THURSDAY, the nth DAY OF
JUNE. A. d. 1915, at 3:Is o'clock p. m.
the following described land and prem
Uses, situate in the County of WASH
ington, in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being parts of lots
IL to IS of Benz. w. Holman's sub
division of lot No 8 of the subdivision
OF the estate of Clark Mills, deceased,
as per plat of the first mentioned sub
division recorded with deed from said
Holman and his wife, to Electra A.
Willard, in Liber 1873, at folio 46I of the
Land Records of the D. of C., beginning
at the northeasterly corner OF said lot
No. IS and running thence south q de-
grees 50 minutes west 100 feet to the
nor.hw esterly corner of said lot No. II.
thence southeasterly along the line of a
private road known as Mills Ave. so
feet, thence northeasterly at right angles
to said road 100 feet, more or less, to
the dividing line between said lot No.
IS and lot No. 10 in said subdivision,
thence along said dividing line to the
beginning, together with the improve
ments thereon Terms of sale to be an
nounced at time of sale.
A deposit of SIoo required at time of
sale. All conveyancing. recording.
stamps, etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days.
BERT T. AMOS,
JOSEPH N. HORNBACKER,
Trustees.
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Frst base balis-OF HsmclI l. Struck out
~ Hamrl 4: ~ Rasmussen. g. Two-blse hits
Miller. Exams Stolen bases West. Fee Clayton
-. Hoard. Rasmussen Double pIlys-Fsran to
- pr to Hutchinson Jones Scott. Hit By
pitcher By Hamen. :. Wild Pitch HamcH I'm
rirs Mr.. Jaeschhc. Time Of game hour and
- minutes.
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mon Printers ............ 5000 / Is
TTessurS Observation-Disclosures. | I x-I

left Pnnters 9: Treasury. ). First
bsse bali on Cr,sou. / Of Bennett. !. Strucf
By CrU-on. 10: hy Bennett. II. Two-hsse hits
Wllhide Bennett. Crnsnn. Bell. Flannery. sacTi
fee hit MCka, Sscrihce fN-Noterts. Stol.l
base--Iehcr1s. Thombsrg. Williams. Armstrong
Double lIsl Suess TO Mcks,. Hit BY pitcher
b. ,rns"n. >. umpirc-Mr. Hughes. Time o:
game hour and > minutes.
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First base by errors-fif,h. 5: st. Agnes J. Left,
on hases-Fifth. 5: ST. Asncs. = First base on
halls-Or Blanton. ;: of Meade. !. Struck out
nv -Blantnn. Z: by Meade. 70. Threebsse hit
Potter Two-base hit-Schroth. Sacrifice hits
Stscmsn. Hsmsn. Penrose. Stolen hases-Daush-
ton White, Bianton McCoy. Miller e. Rheiphsrt
Claude az. Flestsr tsl. johnson. Meade c. Paued
bau-Poetsr. Umriss-Nr. Ksrpsg. Tsns q me
- how - = nann1n
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Left on bases-Bauase. >; Car DEPT. s. First
hose balls-on Fisher. 3: Oh Proudfoot. 3; OF
Mccain. !. Innings pitched-By froadfcnt. Q:
81 McCann. ). Hits nade-On Pruudfoof. Q; OF
IcCann. 2. struck out-By Fisher. 10; by Proud
foot. Z: by McCsnn, ! Two-bose hit--Smith.
Stolen bases-Tcmlinsnu On. McCann t2l. Buriey.
Proudfoot. Double p,ayS-smpsna to West; Boyd
tn Ptostr. Hit b. pitch~-Dy PsssAfoot HaSss3.
unpirs-C. D. Psny. H. e Sens-e lssn ed
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. June 5. 1915.
Sealed proposals will b received at this OFFICE room
de District building until O'Clock. p. m. JUNE a.
us. for furnishing and delivering at Washington d.
C.. or Alexandra. Va. 10 tons or less 90 to %
pounds A. S. C. Z. relay rails II tons splice bars
TO ut same. IS Kegs bolts for construction at
ID. c. ReforuatoTy. Ocroquan. Va Specifications
and form of proposal may be obtained from the
Purchasing Office ID. C., room Sd District Build
ing. OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
Low. CHARLES W. KUrZ. Commissioners. d. @.
jun7.s.s
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLCATE, WILL
Be received by the Quartermas,er General If the
amy. Washington. u. C.. until O'Clock p. m.
Eastern tirae. June o. lTe for furnishing canvas
duck, etc. for delivery during the fiscal year 1916.
At depots Of the Qusrtemsster CorTs listed in
schedule. Schedules furnished application to he
Quartemasser General. L. =. army. Washington.
y. C.. o. Ly tie DEPOT QvartermasteT, L. S. A.
Washington. d. G.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED BY
tho Quaremaster Geneial Of the Army Wash
irgton. D. e., until o'cIock p m. Eastern tine
JULY g. 1915 for furnishing hardware and tools for
delivery during the fiscal 1916. at depots Of the
Quartermaser Cors listed in schedule Schedules
furnished Tpon application to Qusrtermaste- Gen
ersl. U. 3. A.. Washington d. G. or BY DEPOT
Quartermasier. L. 8. A. Wellington d. q. Sup
Elemental Schedule No. . e7saloiy35
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The Pitts6ursh Club = tyyins 10 sssuss Outasldsr
- Callahan 6sa ~ Essszk lntanationsl LAasus
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AUCTIONS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctionea.
TRUSTEES SALE
of Two Story
FRAME DWELLING
M 0o11 Mile Ave- n r

By virtue of = certain deed Of trust duly recorded.
in Liner No. ?s65. folio rs ct sea., Of the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbia and At the re-
quest Of the PARTY secured thereby. We, tbs under
signed trustees. will SELL at public auction, in 'front.'
Of the premises on THURSDAY. the nth DAY
OF JUNE. A. D. 1916. at Sis O'Clock p. m. the
following described land and premises. situate In
the County IL Washinsteu. in the District OF
Columbia. and designated as and bring parts Of lots
IL to Is II Beni. W. Holnan's subdivision Of lot
No Of the subdivision Of the estate OF Clark
Mills. deceased. pcr plat Of tbs first mentioned
subdivision. recorded with deed from said Holman
and his wife 10 Electra A. willard. in Libsr 1913
at folio Isl u the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia, beginning at the northcssteriy corner OF
said lot No. IS and running thence south 81 derses
IS minutes uest 100 fest to the northvesterly
Of aid lot No. T. thence southeaser1y along
the line Of private road known ~ Mills avenue
so feet thence northeastsFiy right angles to said
road 100 feet. moro less to the dividing line b.
tween said lot No. Is and lot No. ls in aid sub
division thence along said dividing line to the
beginning. together with the Improvements thereon
Terms Of sale to he announced at time Of sale.
A deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale. AL
convey ancing recording. stamps. etc. at cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to b complied With within
thirty days
BERT T. AMOS.
JOSEPH y. HORNBAKER,
TuNees
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL,

Al Buhaio-Montreal. 2; Buffalo. J.
At Rochestr-Toronto. 8: Rochester, .
At Newark-Jefsey City. 9; Newark. )
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE KESEsAw-A VERY DESIRABLE 3ROOM
and hath housekeeping apt be sublst till
SeIt. % and renewed if desired. Apply Apt. Office
or phone NJ. 1871
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctioneer.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED POSITION As BUTLER IN PRIVATE
family: accommodation if required. Address JaN
q 81. nv.