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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-06

I will sell at my auction house. No. liz
North Seventh Street, Il
AT 1890 O'CLOCK TO-DAY
Oak Sldeboards, Lady's Bicycle. Gen.
tleman's Bicycle. Upright Kingsbury
Plano. Oak and Walnut Parlor Organs
very handsome Mahoganized swell-front
China Press with plate glass mirror
back; Oak and Walnut Bedroom Suits,
Brass and Enameled Bedsteads. very
Desk Oak Wardrobes, Single Iron Bed
stends. Upholstered Bed Couches Enam-
eled Cribs and Mattresses. Chairs, Rock
ers, Bureaus. Extension Tables, Wash
Mating, Cherry Chamber Suits, Ladies'
Bicycle Suits, and a lot OF other things
Of various kinds.
GEO w. MAYO. Auctioncer.
3. G. Buford, Salesman.
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N S&7WN6ifo|k&WeStBI1l
.Y,,no ~ 1nor

Juno II, 1906 gs5
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. M
300 a. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll:c0 a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg,
Wayerly and Suffolk.
o:o5 A. M4-cHIcAGo EXPRESS Parlor
Car. Brniler Service, Petersburg to LynchhurR
and Roanoke. Pullman sleeper.. ROANOKE "a
oke to o, Knoxville, md Knoxville TO Memphis.
1910 p. M.-ROANOKE EXPRESS. For
lFarmvflle. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
800 p. M.--OCEl&N SIIORD LIMITED AR.
riyes Norfolk $50 P. n. Stops only at Poters-
burg. Wavery and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington. ~
7:25 r. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
OF Petersburg E4i53e.
$50 p. M.-NBW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond TO LynohbuHg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, iIynchhurS to
( Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
Dining Car. i.aS
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car.
Trains arrive from the West 1879 4. NJ, 400
P. NJ and 8:!s P. NJ; from Norfolk ll:4o A-lMs
onico No. sss East Main street. 81
w. B. BEVILL. c. II. BO9LEf,
Gen'l. Pass. ASt. Dist. Pass At 4Gt
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to s. first. Hogan (cven) second, Yaxd
(iO to y third. Time. l:Ol ~
Fourth race-steeplechase handicap;
short acourse-Varner,6(3 to ~ first, John
y third. Time. 3:02 As.
Fifth, race--five furlongs-Anita 40 to y
first, Trisauce Is to y second, IilIta e
to ~ third, Time, ZOE as. Ia &.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Wcst Duke rs
to 81 first; McIvain (6 to y second. All
Scarlet (40 to y third. Time, liza rs.
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BY j. d. Carneal e. Son,
Real Estate Auctipneers.
81 No. 1106 Il. Main Street.
For a Division Of That Val
liable Property, Northeast
Corner of Marshall and
Ninth Streets, Including
a Brick Dwelling Thereon,
No. 902 E. Marshall ST.,
On Thursday, July 9Th, 1905,

On THURSDAY. July 9Th, 1905. at $50
( P. NJ, we will offer for sale. on the prem
ises, the above desirable property. The
lot fronts G5 feet by LA 10 feet deep, to
an alley. This Is unquestionaby one OF
this best on the market, as locations Of
the kind can rarely be had. 1t Is adj
mirably situated anu we'll adapted to
most any kind OF building or buildings.
AS a residential location It can't be sur
passed for convenience and Instability
In general. The close proximity to- Broad
Street and the business center will keep
the property always in demand The
dwelling can be made one oftthe most
desirable In the city, as 1t Is well-built,
hek, also anf =
erty. This will suit some one who wants
a solid investment 1885,
TERMS: Liberal and will be announced
at sale. u 30 ss,
Jy bet
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY r. NJ. workman 4 Co.,
Real Estate Atlctlolieors.
Court Sale Of Valuable Lot
on E. Side 18th ST., front
ing Market, between Main
and Franklin sts., at the
Corner Of Walnut Alley.
Good Location for Bust
ness Stand. Store Here
Will Co m m an d Good
Rental.

Pursunnt to q decree Of the Chanccry
Court OF tho City OF Richmond. entered
June 70. 1905. In the cause OF Allen vs..
JnGops and Jacobs vs. Wolfsheimer. the
at public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. JULY 7'rH 1905,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ the property de-
scr ! In said decree. as follows:
THAT certain lot Of land lying In tho
City Of Richmond. State Of Virginia,
fronting is feet 9 inches on the cast side
Of seventeenth Street, between Main and
FRANKLIN Streets and running back In an
eastern DIRECTION, and between parallel
lines about 65 feet, to an alley feet G
being tho south line Of Walnut Alley,
between Main and franklin Streets, tho
lot to be sold free and discharged from
the lien OF an annual ground rent OF % 10
bushels OF wheat now, and for many
years, reserved upon said lot"
Terms: One-half cash OF the purchase
money to DO paid In cash. and tho ball
ance upon equal credit Instruments, at 6
dnd ~ months. The purchaser to receive
g deed of bargain and sale. and for tho
deferred payments, nc shall execute his
homestead. and secure their payment by
n deed Of trust on tho property. Or the
purchaser shall pay In cash any larger
sum than one-half II he shall elect to
do> so. but any and all credit payments
shall be secured by n deed Of trust.
WALTER sYDNOR,
w. d. GAY.
ARTHUR nj. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the above decree
duly given.
Given under my hand this list day OF
c1IAs. O.. sAv1LLr Clerk
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Cleveland, s; Chicago,

sent Chicago into second place again to-
day.
Score: r. II. u.
Cleveland ......... o2io2oo1 9
Chicago ........... O010000 o OIL a /
Batteries: Donahuc md Bcmis: Owen.
Walsh and Sullivan. Time. 1:30. Umpire.
Connolly. Attendance. 3S62.
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Is at Almshouse.

who was deserted In Richmond last Sal.
urday, Is now at the City Almshouse,
where she Is being cared for
She has not yet secured work. but sew
eral applications have been made.
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RAILROADS..
CO. i 4. f $,,i.
: hours and 25 Minutes 10 NorioIk

7;s5 q N.Y. ;IIc! *.
900 4. M.--uv ily.-Lin,lted-A rr,v.. MN.
sMlrs c KS An AZ Newport Nov" iosss n 4.
A. NJ, 'd ro m1n. 1li0g ;, AZ NJ Norfolk ii.s
900 e M-bayns spsI.tS A n. u,,,
burg r t;s9 NJ NEWPORT News i s.se y.
NJ Po % ront s; 81 FL y NJ Norfolk sss "a
500 p. M.-Daiiy-iocai 70 r9id po,,,.
40 \ MAIS II q + Is sc RsIss
Es59s ss q saSa s ssyGos
GSnaaa!rllottesvile. With Southern Locais'
oSos Nn, ana sioSth; a. saunton with and
1:W =. M.-Daily-Cafe Parlor Car to Romeo.
,nTt through Pullman Tor conclnnatj.
1ln, .., and Chicago without chanre.
& Louis. fI2-1 -, t1.'Aio'the tii'o Eot.
e;o r. En-, Mo;, -a Days1ocal to Gordonsvil.
104' y =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ pullman ser.
and Chicago. - 80 o ~" .t t1ou -
- !, JAMES RIVER LINE.
IT, i.1oai1y,,b xpres sEro Lynchburg,
and principal stations; on weak days to
..,z Z Ros =, and Eslnont Pnror Car. IS
ol' Trains MW XsR1p psyf I69s4oN isS:one
Norfolk md Old Point 1906 a. N. daily. ~
4. N. daily, and 100 P. II. daily. and from
Newport News 500 p. NJ. daily ~
From Cincinnati and West 7:SO A. N, daily
ma AZ go r; NJ daily; hlnln Lihe Local 7:45 r.
NJ n. week days from stations between Clifton
ikG1se nna Charlottesyie daily from Char
days. n r~,'" ~ - VIZ "oe.
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
e q;s 3 f., NJ daily; Gladstone Accom-. $40 "A. NJ,
H. W. FULLER w. o. wARTHEN.
G. Z. DOYLE. Gen'l. Manager. -
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ling Of the Clubs.
New York, g; Philadelphia, !.

- > . -.
PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-New York.
to-day won a poorly played game.
Score: r. II. r.
fh aM h 90 ) 3 ~ ~
Batteries: Ames and Bowerman; Dug.
Eleby, Caldwell and Abbott. Time. 9
hours. Umpires. Emslie and Klcm At
tendance 1904.
Pittsburg, 8; Chicago, 8.
CHICAGO, July 5-Pittsburg won from
Chicago to-day in the eleventh inning:
Chicago ........2 Of oooo-s s
Pittsblirg ......021OO000OO 5-S ii 3
Batteries: Wcmer and O'Nelll; Case
and Pletz. Time, 2:10 Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance. $500.
Boston, Z; Brooklyn, o.
BROOKLYN. N. ", July 5.-scanlon's
wildness In the third Inning today was
responsible for Brooklyn's defeat.
Score: r. II n
Boston ..............o o4ooo21oH77 IL 10 : 3
Brooklyn .............O o. 0 O 0 OOO-O 3 /
Batteries: Willis and Moran; Scanlon
and Ritter. Time, :4s. Umpire, John
stone. Attendance, 1900.
Cincinnati, g; St. Louis, S.
CINCINNATI, O., July 5.-Corcorans
homer run past Clarke In the third inning
With tho bases full was the feature Of
to.day's game.
Score: ReH p
Cincinnati ..........l o4oo2o2x-S Il q
St. Louis ..;;;.:;;..O Oh loo2l-5 4
and zearfoss. Time s:os. Umpire Umpire B sayser
wine. Attendance. 1,67l.
RI
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Boston, a; Philadelphia, 3.

BOSTON, MASS. July 6.-Boston do
fcntcd Philadelphia to-day In ten innings.
( Score: r.. II. Il.
Boston ..1101oO00o1- IS )
philadelphia ....30 100000 0-3 Z q
Batteries: Dineen and Crigcr: Henley
and Schreck. Time, lao EMPIRES, Nc
Carthy and Kelley. Attendance, 6.56.
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Detroit, 3: St. Louis. /,

DETROIT. MICH. July 6.-Detroit came
out on top in a pitchers battle to-day
Score: r. II. z.
Detroit ............ o O 02000s-2 o
ST. Louis .......... 90 0.00000-1 5 /
Batteries: Mullln and Doran; Glade and
Roth. Time. 40. Umpire, Sheridan. At
tendance, 1000
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Cincinnati.

# (By Associated Press,1
. CINCINNATI, July Catalonia SUM
First race-slx fprlongs--AnlmosIty 40
tod first. Frivol 40 TO y second, Mabel
b Second race-nlile and a slxteent h--Hal-
land III to 81 hrst Van Hope % to ~
second, Renyolio % to 81 third Time.
THIRD race-Aye furlongs--Mlltlade q
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Washington, 8; New York, I.

washington, 8; New 7 Ork, I.
tSe Nav yorks a ana
ington defeated the local team.
gs Score: r. II. =.
New York $1,000. 0 O o 5000 OIL 6 2
Washington $50. ~ 90 002s0O -8 8 1
Batteries: Hogg. Pullman and Klenow:
Patten and kittredge. Time. lao. I'm
pires. OLoughlin and Conner. Attend
ance, 200.
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Former Pastor to Return.

Rev Charles Lynch, a former minister
Of Virginia, has given up his charge in
Oklahoma, and will return to his old
charge IN Prince William county
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AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Day.
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

j + ,,ii &.
s sHRr n pEr1 AHGT5o n, OF
DWELLING, NO. 10s, ON WEST LINE
toE NINETEENTH. I3E Il VI u p N
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETs.
ALSO NICE VACANT LOT, ADJOiN-
ING ON THE NORTH.
In execution Of a decree of the chancery
Court of the city of Richmond entered
July s. 1905 in suit OF Cooke VS., Cooke,
ct ais. Will sell by auction, on tho
premises on ~
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH, 1908.
at 6SO p, Nh tho above mentioned props
erty,
First. The dwelling MS described above,
about rooms and detached kitcheni lot
32xlS2 feet.
Second; ~ lot adjoining a, tho
north: 34x132 feet.
as above. and then as Il whole.
TERMS. One,third cash. residue at O.
u and IS months. credit payments to be
evidenced by notes and to carry Interest
and title retained; or AL cash. at option
VIM. M, TIgRPIN,
Speclal Commissioner,
The hond required by special commits,
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Monday, July 10, 1905,
AT IL O'CLOCK Nj,

a q = 7 f.
TIE dR0y Io Sfsf uPoNp r %n1SH rr
STORY OF BRICK. sToRE STANDS HAS
81 SAiN s RfE#HsA HSyhS
MORE 81 LESS. To -, An ' ALhE y f'hi'
I, , THE nLOT Upon WHICH NO. o S.
E1R : 3 S, TEET iNcHEs ON sEvhN.
# I I5 STREET, AND RUNS BACK
BETWEEN DIvERGING LINES ABOUT
9 3 ! FIE y = !, AND BEING FEET ON THE
ON THE REAR OF TILE LOT
THE LOT UPON. WHICH THE BRICK
MATS FR IAN Et STo iTa G M8 1893 EAST
FRONTAGE OF 8 FEET Q INCHES ON
THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
AMP = \ / :, RUNS r BACK 10 FEET. MORE OR
Z, The ,,a,, above !, parcels Of land. with the
the report Of Commissioner James. viii
first BIO offered separately and then Of
Tered together as q whole.
TERA1s-One-thlrd cash, the residue in
three equal instruments. payable respec-
lively at 0, ~ and Is months from day OF
sale, tha purchaser giving notes, bearing
y per cent. interest, and title retained until
ali Of the purchase money is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at option Of the purchaser.
THOMAS w. q GARDNER,
JNO, B. MINOR,
Special Commissioners.
In the Law and Equity Court of the city of
Richmond
Sarah A. T.. Ramos. ............... Plaintiff,
s5s against ~
Manly b. Ramos, ct MIS-. -. efendants.
/. r. P. Winston, clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required OF the
said cause of July Sd, 1905, has been duly
given,
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
Jy6-tds P. P. WINSTON, clcr's. !
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South Atlantic League.

At Charleston, S. CT: Charleston, O.;
Macon. A. " y
4 AZ Savannah, Ga; Savannah Columbia,
postponed (rain. n y
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FOR new YORK,

Via Night, Line Steamers Except Saturday,
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
ship following day Y, at 2 T; NJ, also Norfolk
EChesapeuke and Ohio ny. alto a. M. and 4 -
NJ, making connection daily Except sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I
ne BOSWELL, City Ticket Agent. sost n
Main street; j. r. MAYER, Agent, Steamer
Wharf; II. b. WALKER. v. p. ana T, NJ.
New York. NJ Y.
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II z u n Richmond, Fredertcks-
ns 81 Ia burg q Potomac Il. r.

is burg q Potomac II. II.
Trains Leave Richmond--N orthwart!.
4:l6 A. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. x
e.N a. M.-pally.-Mnln st. Through.
7,a6 a. M.-Week nays-Efba Ashland Ae-
$40 4. M.-Dailw-Ryrd st. Through, Local
1a,0n noon--yyeek pays-Byrd 81. Through
400 p. M.--Nveek Dayh--Byrd At. FredoSiclu-5
burg Accommodation.
sos p. M-Daily-Man ST. Through
$50 p M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-t
s:o5 s. fef M'@paiIy.Byrd 81. Through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A. M,--Week Daya--fsiba. Ashland Ac-
$40 4. M--woak pays--Byrd st. Frederiaks-
burg Accommodation H
! S:s5 A. M.--Daiy---Byrd st. Through. F
1l:60 A. M.--week Days-Byrd ST. Through
s.l4 :. M1pa HiMi st. Through.
6:is p. M-JWeek Days-Elbn Ashland A.
7:lb p. M.-Daily-Byrd ST. Through.
O.oO p M.--Dally-Iayrd st. Through. Loos1
900 p p!' MS--pa.ly--Main 81, Through S
NOTF,-pullman Sleeping or Paror Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving Rich
mond ll:6O A. NJ. week days, and local accom-
y Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-
tions not guaranteed. .
~. D. puKE G. W. CUIIP. w, P. TAYLoR.
cien'l Man'r., Asst Gen'l. Mani. Traf. MAn.!
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Southern League.

At Montgomery: Montgomery. o. Rir-
Al Little Rock: Little Rock, 4; Mem
AT Nashville: Nashville 6; Atlanta, o
(frst game). Nashville, s: Atlanta, (sec.
! ond game, called eighth darknessl. II.
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SEABOARD d.
AIR LINE RA1LWAN +,

l-9-l9O5.
TRAINS LEAVE R1ctIMoND-DAILY.
0;i0 A.. M,--Local-For Norlna and Hamlet.
ESQ p, M--Seaboard Fast Mail-SayannAh.
5'sl Jacksonville. Atlanta and Southwest.
1000 r. M,--Senboard Eixpress--Savannah jack
sonvllle Atlanta and Southwest.
III 4s y TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
G;a5 A. M.--From Florida, Atlanta and South
ft5 west. giiaasfi lss 53y53t M Is Z, g.1f
4,t5 j.. M,--Erom Florida, Atlanta and South.
$50 r. M.-lFrom Local Points.
II, S. Lizard. sS W, n. TAtLolt
Dist. Pass. Agent. CITY Ticket AGENT
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STEAM BOATS.
Mo DOMINION
j STEAMSHIP COMPANY
.Night Line For Norfolk.

Leave Rchmond every evening foot Ash
at s ona at Msswpor, News
iI.cuding stateroom berth meals. SOC. EACH
Street 4 Cars to Steamer Wharf. 7iIf
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
New York, 9; Philadelphia, 3.
- Plttsburg. 8; Chicago. 3.
ID Boston, q: Brooklyn. o.
Cincinnati. 9; st. Louis. s.
Where They Play To-day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
4. ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
4 Philadelphia at Boston.
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BY virtue of n decree entere1 IN tho /, q,
1noe Equity Court on the Sd day OF july,
!se' IN the suit Of Sarah u. Y. Ramos
s VS., Mdan!y B, Ramos, Of al, the under
s,gnea special commissioners therein np.
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Geo. w: Mayo. Auctioneer,
10 n. Seventh Street.

Geo, H. Valentine, Auctloneer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
TRAINING YOUNG ITALIANS
Work of the Little Italy Neighbor-
hood association.

Come over here Tony" called Miss Nernetta
Hathaway acting headwOrker of the little Italy
NeighborhOod Association. TO a fourteen-year-old
bright eyed, black haired mischievous looking
Italian boy when a visitor to the home OF the as
sOoiaton, at No IS Sackett-st. expressed desire
talk to some of the children The boy re-
spOnded and stood respectfully at attention. This
Boys mother had brought him 10 the house
with the remark that she could do nothing for
him, and wished that he could be sent away"
1t is the general impression that Italians are
born with stilettoes some other dangerous knife
in their hands The police, who have TO deal with
the lawlessness of this class of immigrants. and
the disregard with which they hold human life
and the readiness with which they whip out a
knife and artistIcally carve enemy, even a
stranger who has offended them. believe this TO be
true. 1t is. TO a certain extent.
Tony let see the knife that you carry" said
the visitor with the intention of drawing him out
on the prevalent tendency of his class.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

August 3, by Mrs Frank Bigelow Kennard; at the
MsQuamicut Golf club, Of Watch Hill, r. I. Mrs.
Charles Melville Bull also gave card party last
week.
Lyman y. Hine has been the guest OF Albert De
Silver ai the Ruisseaumont Lake Placid. Both
enthusiastic tennis players.
The masquerade and fancy dress dance given
Saturday evening al the Bayswater Yacht Club
a great success. Ray Calw, as Mephisto. led
the grand march. Some OF the other guests were
Miss Ethel Kelny, a Dutch girl; Mrs 5. +. Scott
Sis Hopkins. Miss Ethel Stokes a French
dancing girl; Miss Helen Stokes. a Colonial eirl.
Mrs William H. Graham. A Scotch lassic and
Miss Phyllis Fuchs. as the American beauty
on Wednesday evening. August 3 a co1llou was
given at the Dyker Heights Club Among The
dancers were MT. and Mrs. Charles II. Merritt Mr.
and Mrs Yandsrbsek. Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs T. II
Johnston. Mr. and Mrs r. Royston. Miss Melvin
Miss knapp. Miss Meldes. Miss Florence Carroll
Miss Gladys Scott. Miss Anna Baker Miss lane
Mitchell Ira Mitchell. NJ. A. Rue. Nicolo 9 Ilio
Ii. h. Schin. Martin n Brown Lester Spachrnsn
George Lewis, Richard Knox. L. ". Barlow. Dan
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

Il haven't got any knife" was the quick reply.
But don't you carry a knife TO fight with?'' Al
most all Italians do.
But was born In America" said the boy Il
hght with my fists They don't carry knives in
this country II is only the Italians who come from
ltaiy VINO carry knives. They think they own
America No wonder Americans don't want them
TO come here"
Ihe replies OF this lad were a revelation TO the
visitor They go to show some OF the results OF
the good influences that are thrown about the on
spring or these ignorant immigrants by social
settlements such as the Little Italy Neghborhood
Association.
Tony's powers OF description. shown by further
questions. were astonishing. Asked how he got a
scar on his forehead he replied in a matter of fact
sort of way:
Father threw the axe at He threw IL twice
once got away by crawling under the bed but ne
struck me when got out"
This gives an idea OF the character Of the parents
OF these children. and IL may be imagined what
sort OF citizens they would become without the
uplifting influences of the schools and social settle
mentA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

Rawoe Dr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Cochran, Miss
Daisy Sproule and Harry s. Cochran
The F. Eugene Pitkinses, who spent the early
part Of the summer at Nyack now making
an extensive tour OF the West.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Harry P. Dewey are
again at Woodstock, Conn. They spent July at
Rye Beach. y. H
Mr. and Mrs Richard R. Williams. of ST. James
Place are at the Rogers Rock Hotel, Lake
George
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin j. MeserOle returned TO the
city last week after three weeks stay az Bell
port long Island.
Mrs Susan Swift. Of No. 2lS Columbia Heights
returned last week from the Edgewood Inn, Green
Nich, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Fairbairn, Of McDonough-
ST. are spending the al QuOgue Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

The engagement Is ANNOUNCED of Mss Alice W
fsabcOck daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
Babcock, Of Manhattan and Rosyn. and Henry
Rogers Winthrop. of the late Buchanan Win
throR, Of NeT.lork. Miss Babcock Is a sister
Chauncey, of the Heights
Another engagement recently announced is that
Of Miss Mary Louise Masters. daughter OF CcFonel
HILBERT B. Masters, George Halliday CfEapin
OF Boston The MssteEses have been resderzs of
FoXboro. Mass. since their removal from this
al one time president Of the Union League, cub
The. wefiing of Miss Martha Hayes Griffin and
Samuel z. Castele is take place Tuesday
August z at the home Of the brides. parents
sir and Mrs. William W Griffin, of No eiS Gran
Mrs Alvin Boody, Mrs. Jesse Hopkins and Mrs
William B. JCurdan were the hostesses at a lunch
con and bridge party Monday evening at the
Howell House. Westhampton Beach, Long Island
Their guests were Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw Mrs
sknnstSn v sS. NoTton Mrs Maqde Boody Carey. Mrs
S-,,th' sT soIinan MIS- e / Boucher Mrs Holden
ley Mrs. q B. Reynolds and Miss polly De Fivas
Mrs Phs Rutton f fs Henry He ms 59Fs fde ana i Ss y
Hutchinson
The week before last a party OF young people
chaperoned by Mrs. Eugene Champion. were on 4
cruise for several days. The party included Miss
Edith Thurston. Miss Josephine Marshall. Miss
dali Miss Grace Young Miss Gladys Greeley. Fos-
SV1tERr.
Mills ''S anu nd snail
MI and Mrs. John T. Reach Of St AIarlrs-ave.
who are spending their summer az their country
place. Bay Crest. Huntington Bay Long Island
gave dance August = \ string or
ehestra furnished the music. japanese lanterns
lighted the versndas and grounds. and the house
was decorated with cut flowers and palms Among
Mr. and Mrs. Roaehs guests were Mr. and Mrs
maiter Seoghegan. hr. and Mrs. Daniel Gerard
Huntnstoh Mr. snd Mrs AqGat pahiel r. S & OF
Marguerite Roach. Miss Dorothy H. Roach Miss
ssilyeirs s,a Dr William Rascaul Dr. G o o'connor
Eugene Devy.
Among the Brooklyn people now al the Hotel
AmpeTsand in the Adirsndacks are Mr. and Mrs
, Peter Geddes. Miss Margaret E. Geddes. Mrs H.
= Bush. Miss Sarah ". Bostwick Charles G.
Anna n Lusk gave a dinner for her sister. Mrs
Sflsyelsnd lev Mof1ett Miss Florence French and
John FRENCH were the guests of honor dinner
given by Or snd Mrs. Thomas R. French.
Cards continue TO be OF the most popular
diversions at Nyack Mrs. Charles Schenck gave
= bridge party Thursday Of week before last Her
guests Mrs. Charles CarsoalIen. Mrs. Van
~yck ROssiter. Mrs Rowe Bradley. Mrs lie Roy
Frost Mrs Erskine Van Houten. Mrs Frank
Cumbae. Mrs. James Floyd Miss Louise Robbins
and Miss Jane Lutkins. Miss Bertha Sexton ana
Miss Edith Sexton were the hostesses a mill
3 The p41Ees by Mrs. Woodward. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Barbour and Miss Ethel Storms.
Pratt; 1y and Mrs Charles Foster. Mr. and Mrs
Jane Iutk.ns, Miss Florence BIauvelt Miss Mar
garss Fellon Miss Roberta Brown Lynnn May
bach and kr: ana NTs: Charles sezion: Al he
Charles carscallen was the hostess
Miss Augusta Elliott was the guest of honor at
large bridge whist party given on Thursday.