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Washington Southern BY
Schedule In effect Jan. 8, 1919.

Schedule In effect Jan. 3. 1910.
Trains leave Union Station for Washington
and points north at z 20, 7 43, 8 08, s % and
9 IS 3 m. L oil, $50, s07, s Is, and II SO p.
M. daily.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and point
south at 4 81, 7 43 Qocsl), and 10 % q. M.
- 90, %, 4 AZ, Is, 607, 7 AZ and 10 IL
p. N.
Accommodation for fredericksburg at 518
p. m. oaily.
EoTK:-Time Of arrivals and departures
and connections not guaranteed.
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
Richmond, Va.
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Musical Note.

A thief was lately caught breaking
into a song. He had already got
through the first two bars when a POI
Ilceman came out Of an area and hit
him with his stave. Several notes were
found upon him.-London Mall.
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arinht and Dark Days.

There are bright days and dark days
and we must take advantage OF the
former and be as little discouraged as
possible by the latter. They are all In
a lifetime.
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Samuel Fl. Lunt, Auctioueer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT. In and by virtue OF author
ity vested In us by decree Of the Corporation
Court for the city Of Alexandria, Virginisi
entered on the l4th day Of February. 1910. in
the suit of Rosa Pavarini and Alexander
Pavarini, her husband, vs.. Giuliano Dolci1i,
the undersigned commissioners Will oner ioI
sale, at public auction, in front OF the Market
Building, on Royal street, Alexandra, va, on
w DNESDAY,
March 2, 1910, at IL O'Clock m, all that GER
tain house and lot situated at I'LL Prince
street, city Of Alexsndria, Va, bounded Is
follows:
BEGINNING on the north side Of Prince
street. one hundred and one feet five inches 70
the westward Of Henry street, or thereaboutsi
end running then westwardly and binding on
Prince street, twenty-five feet, or nearly So
thence northwsrdly in linepsrsllel with
Henrystreet,o ne hundred feet to 10-foot alley
thence eastwardly and binding on said alle'
and parallel with Prince street, twenty-five
feet. or there abouis; thence with strsigh
line to the point Of beginning, one hundred
and one feet five inches west of Henry street,
or nearly on that line as may be, with all ap-
purtenauces including the use OF said alley In
common with others nd II thereto.
Terms of sale: One 'hird cash and the hsl'
ance in two equal payments OF SIX and twelv
months sfer da e, deferred payments to n
.videnced by purchasers interest bearlnt
notes. and secured BY retention Of title untl
the said notes are paid in full.s
CHARLES BENDHE1A.
ROBLEY d. BkU HBACK,
Commissioners
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NOTICE -Hl wing Gu liffd as admin
IN istrstors. With the will annexed. Of the
estate of WILLIAM 2 SIsSON, deceased,
shis is TO notify the public that these persons
indebted 10 the e.tate will Please forthwith
settle such indebtuess with Us, end those per
sens having claims against The said estate will
Ycesent the same, properly verified, to us for
settlement.
THOMAS c. SMITH and z. q. TENNENT
Administrators, with the will annexed, Of the
estate of WRl. Z. sissan, deceased.
kblO lot
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]. Newell S Greenawsy, do hereby. c'rfif
that Robley D. Brumb ok, one OF the con
missioners of sale ia the suit of Rosa Paw
dni. ct 81 w. Giuliano Dolcini. now pendin
in the Corpor ,tiO1 Court fo' the City o. ale
sndris, Va. has entered in t, bond required
dec-ee therein cond ion as the law d.
NEWELL s. GREENAwAY, Clerk.
fahl5 I'd
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STEAMERS.
Maryland, DELAWARE AND via,
GINA RAILWAY COMPANY.

SPRING SCHEDULE.
steamers Of This Line Lesvs Allen Andrs
on and after May Is, 1909,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
SATURDAY st 4:S0 p. m.
eOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THB
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS,
Cuisine and appointments unexcelled.
Freight for Baltimore, Philsdelphis ~
Sew York solicited and handled with care,
Through rates and bills Of fading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore, $3.50; round trip
$780, SJaterOoDls, one way, $3.50. Meals. 6Oc
REARDOh d GRIMES, Agents,
Foot ~ Cameron street.
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NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDER7.-The an,
~ nual meeting of the stockhol ieTs Of THE
EMERSON STEAM PUMP COMPANY. will
be held at their Office in Alexandria. Virginia,
on MONDAY, January 10, 1910. at II o'clock
a. m. Z. BRUCE EMERSON,
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-24

Common sense is the knack OF seeing
things as they are and doing things as
they ought to be done.-Stowe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-24

Leadheater's guaranteed Ct.ry Cough
Remedy 20 suxe coughs We don't say-.or
xQpr naorsy back, bscanA. there's Eopesd. Il.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
L THE PARKWOOD APARTMENT
HOUSE COMPANY, Incorporated, will be
held at the Office of Gardner L. Boothe, Alex
andria National Bank Building. Alexandria,
Va, en- MONDAY AFTERNOON, February
2sth. at 2,45 o'clock. B. W. PARKER,
feb14td Secretary:
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Meeting adjourned to THURSDAY, March
10, 1910, when it will be held at the same
bour and Mace. dec23 I'd
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
LAKE GEORGE.

Lake George, n. Y, July 15--The season
at Lake George is developing into ono Of
the most successful in recent years The
hotels are teeming with social activity. and
outdoor sports are claiming the attention
of the vacationists.
Word has been received at the Hotel Sag
amore that Admiral Schley will arrive on
August l for the remainder Of the season
Major Fred erick NJ. Crosset, who was re-
Gently appointed military secretary to Gov
ernor Hughes, has leased a cottage in Fort
George Park. Major Crossett, with his
family, will be at the lake for most of the
season.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Newton Stark,
of Newport, who are guests at The Hague
entertained at dinner at the Rogers Rock
Hotel recently Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wat
rous DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Weir and Mrs
George Glenn. all of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman williams are
spending several weeks at the Hotel Mar
ion. Mr.. williams is in the Custom House
service al New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beatson. Of Brooklyn,
are spending July and August at Horizon
Lodge, Cloverdale.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

sengers TO alight or embark the operator of
| every motor vehicle shall slow down. and if it
ne necessary for the safety or the public he
snail bring said vehicle 10 a full stop.
The day of the infant chauffeur has gone,
too, because under the new law no person
under eighteen years OF age shall operate a
motor vehicle. Before a license is issued to
chauffeur he must make affidavit stating
his age, color, height, weight, color of hair
and eyes, whether or not he wears glasses,
uses drugs or Intoxicating liquors, has
mental or physical incapacity or infirmity,
or if he has ever been arrested.
This provision will undoubtedly be used
as. a reason for rejecting men who have
been under arrest for speeding, or whose
records as chauffeurs have not been good
1t therefore offers considerable temptation
for a man to give himself a name for spot
less innocence, even though he may IN
reality have several accidents to his credit
But if he perjures himself. and this should
later be discovered, his act In SO doing VIII
be considered a misdemeanor, and he Will be
liable to fine of So, together with the loss
Of his license.
The word Of the chauffeur alone is not
sufficient proof TO Samuel S. koenig. secre-
tar,y of state under whose direction licenses
are TO be issued, and the chauffeurs en-
nIover and two other persons must certify
Ia the truth of his statements.
Cbauffcurs are doing considerable grumh-
ling over tho fact that they will now be re-
nuired 10 pas s. year as license fee in
stead of making A single payment of ~
which previously has obtained for them
narnet,IaI license. Some of them are or the
oninion that the Law is unconstitutional be
cause il is discriminatory. Among these is
p n Fuller. who has been identified with
.ta o,arations OF machines from those Of
tbe racing type TO the taxicab model.
Mr. Fuller has been the winner or tro-
rbies and in the early days earned repute
ae man devoid of fear. He refused an
o,,ointn,ent as one Of the sixteen exam
,rere under the Callan law OF this law he
says:
II am convinced that the law is class
,;S,stiop and the most fiagrant sort OF
determination II permits man who pur-
oh.ses a second hand machine or any other
GOV, of motor vehicle to operate II without
sxsuipation other than his certificate of
purchase At the same time it compels the
humble chauffeur 10 answer all sorts of
,,rdienifed questions and TO submit TO an
n,,al Investigation and the payment OF a
& fee for the privilege of earning living.
uso,aIlv 7 feel like testing the validity
o4 the law myself, and would require little
urging 10 undertake 10 operate machine
without complying with the provisions OF
the new law.
n + Tunnel president OF q ~ell known
,,,,..,.ehfele COMPANY Is inclined 10 thlnk
org as shall he reasonably neeesssi. 70 pre-
eat aceiaeAt and INSURE the salet! ot others
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
ESSlCK HEIGHTS.

Essick Heights, Penn, July 1s-During
the last week many guests have arrived,
Join his wife, who is a season guest.
among whom are number OF new pat
town, has come to the Mansion House to
rons The weather conditions which have
prevailed during the last week have been
ideal. The young people were entertained
at the Essick Cottage Friday evening by
Mrs. Taylor, with different games. Re
freshrlents were served.
The following guests arrived during the
week: ". j. Molloy and wife. Baltimore;
Mrs. G. H. Bear, Allentown, Penn; Mrs. z.
H. Strouss and son, Miss l.. Morse Mount
Carmel; Dr.. G. w Reed, OF Dickinson Col
lese, Carlisle, Penn; Mrs. Eta Kline, w.
w. Wagner and family. Mr. and Mrs.
beth. n. j. A. w. Dater, of Williams
Smith and daughter from Philadelphia
Peterson and son, G. l.. Estabrook, Miss
Margaret Kelsey and Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Other arrivals at this resort are Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald s. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
H Page, Mrs. Nelson Milierd, Mrs. w. L..
Allen, ]. Nelson Allen, W. L. Allen Miss
NJ. w Watson, Mr.. and MI. o. B. Jarvis,
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Squires, Miss
Gladys Aller Mrs. NJ P. Norris, Miss M.
Francis, Miss A E. Smith, of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Heidt and Miss
Amanda Heidi, of Jersey City.
Midweek dances have been added to tho
interests of hotel life at the Greenock Inn,
in Lee. So many talented guests are here
that q minstrel performance is talked of.
and a benefit concert for the Greenock
Country Club is also under way.
Boating is being made the midsummer
sport. and at Lake Mahkeenac there was a
tea this afternoon. Last Saturday a large
company witnessed regatta.
Frank W. Main. OF New York, has bought
250 acres of land on Graylock Mountai in
and Will build a Swiss chalet Mr Main
has arrived at-the Maplewood. in Pittsheld
DR.. Henry van Dyke has leased a cottage
in Great Darlington
Frederick Palmer. the writer, is at Heat
on Hail. in Stockbridge.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
AVIATION AT LONG BEACH.

Long Beach, July 1s.-The sensation OF
the week here is tho announcement that
ths racing car driver, Lewis Strnng, has
been engaged for six weeks Of flying In his
new Bleriot monoplane. It ali came about
from a trip which he made 20 the beach on
Tuesday. 1t took him just about fye rin-
utes to see that Long Beach presented one
Of the finest aviation fields in the world
The live business men Of tbs place did the
rest.
Mr.. strang has been practising for the
new game in the air for only few months.
but during that time has accomplished
wonders. He has already bought two OF
tho French Bleriot machines, has 6own IN
one of them and has on the way from
France a new motor for the other which
will be one of the highest powered engines
employed by any aeroplane- He 4. also tbs
owner of a Herring-Curtiss machine. Thess
three machines he will remove to Long
Beach early during the coming week, az
soon as the shed for their storage Is conn-
pIeted, and will at once begin lights in
practice for the aviation meet in the fall.
The Countess CAsteinanardo, Of Italy.
motored down to Hotel Nassau from tins
Waldorf-Asto on Monday last for stay
of fortnight, driving her own car most OF
the way
Iorimer Worden, Of New York, enter
tanned a larze party Of motorists in the
grill of the Hotel Nassau on wednesday
evening. The same evening a merry group
of young people from one Of tho cottages,
headed by Alfred H Page, a Harvard stu
dent made a miniature bohemia of the
grill room after the negro quartet had gone.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
New London
Summer Guests There Enjoy
Varied RecrcatiOns.

New London, Conn, July 16.-The last
week here has been filled with pleasant
recreations, including yachting, motoring,
golf tennis be sebaIl and dancing.
The first tournament of the summer golf
schedule, an eighteen-hole sweepstakes
medal handicap, was played on the Shenne-
cossett Golf Club links. Colonel Taylor, of
New London, wen first prize and George
r. Hughes, of Waterbury, got second prize
The greatest interest perhaps centred in
the baseball games, which were played on
the Hotel Griswold grounds, and which
were watched from the porches of the
hotel by automobile parties and enthusi-
astic crowds that filed the inclosure.
Many well known persons have arrived
al the Griswod this week, among them
being Attorney General and Mrs. 6. w.
Wickersham, who were accompanied by
Miss Wise and Miss Bowers. They motored
down from New York and went on later
TO Newport. DR.. and Mrs Hugh Auchen-
Gloss were also arrivals by automobile late
in the week.
Mrs. Charles Fleischman, OF Cincinnati,
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walter, of
Buffalo, and Raoul Fleschman, reached
the Griswold early in the week for the re-
mainder OF the season.
New Workers who have arrived this week
include Mrs. George P. Grant, Mrs. Lam
caster Morgan. 8. Lawrence Farrelly, Mrs.
Grant Hugh Brown, Mrs. Edward E. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Charles J. Simmons, Mrs. E. w.
Robins, Mrs. Ida Frances Kelley, Miss
NicolI, Mr.. and Mrs. r. v Stuart and J..
F. Duryea. There is also a large number
of visitors from other cities.
The large ballroom of the Griswold is
open for the enjoyment of the villa colony,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
CONTINENTAL. RECToRs GATHER

Lucerne, July An occurrence of inter
est to Americans has just taken place here
the triennial convocation of rectors hold
ing charges on the Continent. Among those
present were DR.. Adamson, of the Ameri-
can Church at Nice. dean of convocation:
the Rev. Hall Williams, rector of Christ
Church. Lucerne; DR.. BeIden, Geneva. sec
retary of convocation; DR.. Lowrie Rome:
DR.. Fenables, Florence; DR.. Butterworth,
Dresden; DR.. Wadleigh, Munich, and Dr.
William p Paret. Bishop of Maryland,
who is visiting Switzerland Dr. Paret,
Mrs. Paret and Mrs. Mclaughlin, after the
meeting, went by motor car. to Interlaken
and Beatenberg. at which latter place the
venerable bishop has stayed several times
in the past
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
VbzzA Along Ma1iacs Your Time Has Almost Gomez

/ The Callan law also aims to relieve the
general public from the dangers expert
euced in getting on or off surface cars. 1t
SAYS:
In approaching o pa ssinE 4 car OF a street
that there is merit in Mr.. Fuller's protest
Said he: Il can see but two good provisions
in the new law. One is its putting the
speed limit up to thirty miles an hour and
the other is the provision that all revenues
under the act will be devoted to road i'm
provement
IT must admit that there is great dis
elimination shown in the law between an
owner of a car and the man who drives IT,
II permits any incompetent who has the
price to buy machine and run 1t at ran
dom. and as some machines can be pur-
chased for trif1ing sum of money We are
likely to find freaks running funny cars,
with possibly disastrous results.
Edward C. Brittell employed as chauf-
feur by a Broadway taxi-cab company,
said:
I'VE chauffeurs look upon the new law
as a scheme to raise money TO offset the
extrevagance of bad legislation There are
more than 10000 of US in the state and 50
a year out of the pockets OF each OF us
will enable the politicians TO know where
they can get $350000 year
The CaIlan Law says that money de-
riy ed under il will be devoted 10 maintain
ing roads. not 10 building new ones. Every
man who has made trips through New
York State or on Long Island knows that
the roads are in good condition. This
enormous maintenance fund will really
supply the snews of war for upstate poll
ticians. who will get all the credit for
relieving the local farmers from the ex-
pense of keeping highways In repair 1t
is tough on us but we will have to stand it.
II would like to say a word about the
application that the chauffeur Is asked 10
sign in asking for a license. questions D
and ask him TO state whether ne has
been convicted of any crime, and If so to
give all the particulars. Question asks
lin II he is mentally physically in
capacitated Why should such questions
be put 10 a chauffeur when they are not
nut 10 men In other lines of business?
And why should chauffeur be compelled
u rav s. a year to the state any more
than clerks. bookkeepers, storekeepers or
mef in any other business?
ION the other hand, the most notorious
criminal who is at large may purchase q
car and not only secure an owners license
TO operate it, but by paying fee OF -
a year, in the case OF 2o-horsepower
machine, viii have II exempt from taxa
uion personal property
Preliminary examination OF chauneurs IN
this city desiring licenses under the new
.aW vas begun AT 7tth street and Broadway
last Thursday by Frederick II, Elliott. who
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Then. When Any Farmer Holds Vp His
Hand, You Musf Come 70 a Dead
Stop or Be Fined.

! George A Davis. Of Buffalo Nos. and 80
State Treasurer Dunn, Nos "a, $, IS ard
S. and Senator James A Emerson, OF Var
rensburg, Nos. TO- 100 and 100.
The new Law seems 20 make clear the
fact that the vote of the rural citizens in
New York State is stin. as OF yore. q
factor to be reckon-d with million and
half of good American dollars Is a neat
little sun, 70 spend. whether. IL be on hisn-
ways or on shingles.
Rural citizens all over the state are
chuckling with long drawn chuckles DO
cause they know who Is going to get .
good many OF these nice round dollars-
These monetary symbols will &c out OF
the pockets Of wealthy automobile owns<s,
out of tho pockets OF the humble chaUf-
feur.' and into the treasures OF rural dis
tricts all over the state And IL the rural
citizen has not the spending of thena. who
has2 .-s
There will doubtless be good many new
shingles put on to barns in this country
districts thi, fall. bouyht with som. cr
these same dollars that must be "anted
up by the motoring fraternity.
Thsre'u very likely be rosy checked las
sizes from upstate who can claim q nsy
silk rrock after tsther gets his money for
working on the road" while father him
self may oven be already planning a trip
10 the city, as a result of his earnings on
the highway so IL the rural citizen IS
chuckling while the chauffeur IS xrumblins
at his hard lot he can scarcely be blamet-
1t may be questioned, however, vhetper
even the balm OF dollars Will be as nfCcA
solace 10 the farmers feelings as Will bs
the new power which is his when he
raises his strong arm" and transhxes th4
motor car and ali iss occupants merely
because he feels like doing so for the sake
OF old scores.
He may be merely leading the Old horse
TO water when a swift car comes tearing
along az a speed of thirty miles an hour
Any man with normally developed III,
aSination can hear that countrS-lan's
chuckle as he halts the Google Eyes and
the Visor Cap and BY listening little
more carefully one can hear the remarks
that are given forth by the Man of tho
Visor. But these are neither gentle nor
nllcd with balm of Gllead- A p.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

as well as for the visitors TO the hotel, ana
nearly every evening the dancing floor is
we'll filed with q happy crowd OF young
people One of the delightful incidents OF
the week was a cotiIon on Friday night
1t comprised four fgures-the serpentine.
star, aeropiane and butterfly. Many beau
tiful costumes were worn by the young
matrons and girls.
The schooner-yacht Earle and Nettie. be-
longing TO Edward T. Hooker, of the New
York Yacht Club, has arrived in port and
IS anchored opposite the Grfswoid. Mr.
Hooker has a party of friends on board.
Judge John A. McMahan and his daugh-
ter, Miss McMahan, of Dayton, Ohio, ar
rived at the hotel this week for the season.
Judge McMahan has made the GrisWold
his summer home for several years
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Orr, of Brook
lyn. who have been season visitors to the
Griswold for several years. arrived on Mon
day for the remainder OF the summer. Mr..
Orr has his steam yacht the Orrmore in
the harbor, and is planning some pleasant
trips on the Sound and nearby waters.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Richards, with their
sons F. NJ and John G.. jr., and Miss
Pettingin, of st. Louis. reached the Girls
void early in the week for the remainder
of the season.
F. r Nugent, ". J, Gibson. OF st. Louis.
and c. X. Palmer, of Danville, Ill, arrived
at the hotel in the last week, having come
from ST Louis by automobile. They report
the roads in excellent condition for nearly
the entire distance.
E. Morrison of New York. is at the Girls
void. to Join his wife and daughter for the
week end, as is also DR.. B. B. Mosher, of
Brooklyn who comes TO pass the week end
with Mrs. and Miss Mosher.