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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with rarnc and address Of len
AUGUST 2s.
MANHATTAN.


LEXINGTON AVE. 1o52 4 ST. brll, 17xso.
Aug %. 1900; Pereival Cern and Annie Isaacs 70
josephine ILo@fsr; s3,eoo; attorneys, ps8i5 4
Kaufman. 81 Chambers 81
LEXINGTON AVE, y =. IT, f q 10Th st,
1TxS0, Nov s. 1895 same to saiaei S5t9e, after
neyE same as above.
ID AVE 1888. : sty br]5 $ 7 cor to2d 81. 25. II
ks juno II. 1a9a Henry a Wingert, Of Eliza
beth. \ J. TO John Irwin 5000; address. +oi
Broadway.
March II. 1910. 7 Randolph Jacobs 10 Margaret
I. ZhoroW ski $4,000 attorney. Henry Lewis
Morris - Liberty -.
IS 1910: same 10 Mary I Huntington and Henry
Lewis Morris, trustees: $4,000; address, 81 LIB
erty
oath ST 403 East, sly brl5. 25x9s.9. June
80 1903, Arnold Diamond ana ano tn Francis II
Page, Of Brooklyn; $4,000; attorney, John NJ
Rider. - Cedar
90 1907; Rosina Marraff1no to John and John
Henry Lubs; $500; attorneys. Deyo & Bauer
doiT. III Broadway.
July 81. 1878; William T Parsons and others to
f1zequiei dc IA Gale; Sa.a0'; attorney Title
10Th ST. 2Is East. sly brk. iJ.IxSi. loXl6X
81 s: April o. 1897: sarah J Gleason to Annie
" O'Connor s., coo; attorney, Title Insurance
CO, i35 Broadway.
10TH ST, Isl East. ) sly br 2S.1Ixto2.2;;
March J. 1905; Fathers IF the Blessed Sacrament.
ings Banb: ST., eo9; address, 81 Chambers 81.
SID ST io2 East . s'y Jr'<. s S, 1SX5I.@; Sept
IL 1908 Ignatz JanC7yitz and ano 10 stephen
Kadrovics; s14, 665, attorney. y J NeHbauer,
974 Manhattan ave.
a0TFI ST ~ Wesf 1s.9x1Gos June II. 1919.
Charles Schlesinger 10 The Roman catholic or
pha1 Asylum IL the City Of New York, $4,000;
address. 80 West aoth st
I62D ST. =. 40 fl Of Eroadway. % li'x
-; June =. 1909: JUnel Realty and tonstTuc-
ton Go New York Protestant Episcopal
Public school; $50 geo; attorncys Nash &
Jones g. Wall St
THE pRoHX
FRANKf.fN AVE. Il cor 1T6th 81, 51z190x
4Svlei: Dec 90. 1901. Ferdinand Hecht 10 Ann
Cecga1, $500. attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust 90, 176 Broadway.
lot -. map in partition lands belonging to
heirs ~ CofEnH Ferris, West Chester: Judy l.
1904; George Paisley ana sao to Mario &C.
bert, $500; ATTORNEY. Frank Gass, West
Chester.
TIEBorT AVE n Is Ger 1s0th st. 25xloo5
Jan =. Is9g. Charles ~ Thornton ana others
10 Willis !, Brown; SI.2So; attorneys. Meier X
Van Derycer. SO Broadway.
TINTON AVE 12I0. IL 6xI00; Dec j., 1905
Julia 1 CiJ'attan to John j Bowe and ano $500;
address, 1910 linton ave.
VAN BiFRFcN ST $. 100 f. = of Columbus
ave. :.5x10GA20S1901 Jafy s. 1905 Victoria
D Andrea u John j Buckley and alo 81, 600;
William y o'DOnneH, Hall ct Rec
ords.
I34TH ST 2 s l5e fl " Of ST AIMS ave.
o. l0x25: Feb -, I9n5; John BambRy ana ano
10 rarciuc Gait. s.. pon attorneys, Knox *
Dooifug. Us William
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LONG BRANCH HOUSE FOR SALE

a sale of large plot and a three story
frame building in the West End section Of
Long Branch. \. J., al the southwest cor
her o. Ocean avenue and Cottage Place,
VIII he held on the premises by Joseph p.
Day to-day at p. m. The house is suit
able for private dwelling or for hotel or
hllSiness 1n1,1.rotso..
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IN The AUCTION MARkET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroonl. Nos. Il and is Yesey street:
BY Joseph 7. Day
eeIH ST, AS 10 152 $ $ 80 e " OF I'd ave
t6-eNlr2.2: , = sly tennis and stores; sold T.
ftortense Fisher for sII5.seo.
b Samuel Marx.
VALENTINE AVE. . = Gfo.3 Il OF High
br'aRe r.. 2nlS2jo. to Tiehout x10ox irTeg;
vacant; withdrawn
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Piled. surrounded as these institutions are
to-day by legal restrictions and regulations
1t IS doubtful L any other class of linan-
cial establishments renders such uniformly
beneficial results TO the wage worker or so
perfectly meets his needs as q means OF
saving and home gaining"
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RIIuoINo LOAN CONTRACTS.

soTTea 9. CAROLYN z Wright loans Leo Levi1son
$4,000.
PETNEIANDER AVE = cor Mul1nsr ave-
40 9--z5x i~~ez Fichard Y TTorner loans Eugene
Buckley $4,000
14zT-TT ST g s. t57.4 # Of Willis ave. 5ox
100 3x irreg; Greenwich Mortgage % loans Sen
iarnir r}ensnsoH SO. 600.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY 1865 70 1887: Wells & Newton
CO agr estate of Chas \ Coe G q; July -
1910; S12.S0o.
42p ST 8 whole front between Broadway
and 7th ave: National Fireproohne CO a@t
same; July Is 1910: $500
BRoA DTTAY 1867: Keystone Fi-eproo1ns -
AZ sar1e. Iulv g 1910. $50.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address or lessee
AUGUST 2G.

AUGUST 20
AMSTERDAM AVE, 14a; John pmmis to
Peter ! Mcdowell and auo: 10 WIS from oct /
1909 s. COO: address t49 Amsterdam ave
81 NICHOLAS AVE. 64l 10 65f. I6Tx irreg:
from sept l. 1910; $4,000: address 643 81 Efcilo-
las ave.
81 ST. go TO 2Si East: David Roxenkrantz TO
LOUIS tortsanE: ! yrs from Sect 4 1910; $t1 SIS;
address, 23e East 81 st
Sd ST, sos East. rear house: Minded LaiEhtag
% L'aViu Rogitsky. = Yrs from oct l. 1910; per
month SD; address. COS East 30 St
18TH ST West stoop floor; Minnie Palmer
TO isadore Messner and auo; I yrs q mos from
aug I. l9l0. 5000; address. / Mcst 18Th st
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SOUTHERN BULEvARp 1901 and 1909
Drascher-Rotberg 60 agt Lew owner
Cvrfu * Osborne. contractors; SlbS
LEXINGTON AVE. Park ave. seth and 1ool:
ste, whole block: Bishop Guttt Psrct1a 90 agI
Metropolitan Street n Co, owners; George II
Pride 8. Co, contractors renewal; 500 80
18TH st. 426 last: Barnet Miller agt Biaggio
Cali owner and contractor; 81, 100
fG4TH ST, 3 f, 100 f . of broadway, 26Jxef y
August Mugler aSt Heights Metropolis CON
strGction Co owners. Homer z Chace, con-
ira ctor: &c. $50 ~.
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MECH NlCS' LIENS.

BOE AVE. 1902 10 1905 Pasquae Iasilli at
Is Jsegson oFnsr Cafniine Altieri, oontraC-
tor, $50
10TH AVE. as; jacob r4bich ct Harry
Goodst-in. owner ani eostiautor. $50
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HA<CcCk FL. 1. i sty brk. @9.5x irrcE
trrf1T mtg SIS 1aes July 20 duo ar per bono
.fsry +. IIarrin a10a 10 Charlie Ma g. ofu5
address. - Nassau 81
SUTTON n. II. ) ST brk Is ski tprior
mtg g. 9na5 A'Ig -. ! W. per cent William
- = paul 10 Charles PfT1emer, 81 zoe, attor-
nese. Kew man * Butter, 40 Nassau 81.
9TH AVE, I4e3 sly brk, 2aNs1 tpror mtg
So yogl: Aug -. - per cenF, Arthur
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NV TFRSFH-
MOUNTAIN VIEW GROVE
Bungalow FLCTS

.Ss1IV--l-ee miles from New YORK On two
-l-72cs5 Aou- -I=V York Mountain air and
sshsTss oo-'---S. larli1E. fishing. ADDRESS Dept
--G r r-sz-s 70 VISIT --e property
MOUNTAIN ND LAKE, TsE-T- CO
----e 49, 81 Cr-f--,E7 -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
8oROUGH or MANHATTAN.
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Brooklyn

2 F.ggN ara r. 3IF1NF'S TO EElST WITHIN 20
minutes u NeEg YORK city f3sEl. about Il IniB
-cs f.oln subway station. Brooki5ll. and within
-.y3 MINUTES sIk from PhIs Fiacs station ot
fst-,gl5fosi Beach p ali oIAer lines Of carr
is1,5s. large aiTs T3p'ns iii iislit zteanl
f.eatsi. hot water sappis; fuii ieniier seFsise-
80 $50 sssslFE oFlT open fsFuf.ia. 8ttfT
5o5.l aaa Si.uazs "a NEE. ssg Parls Piaee.
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essoElYs APARTMENTS

49,, Sae0 L 81 GOO pr rear y = FELI.E
rrEAE- & 20 15S R4mseu 81 B4eekign.
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RENT
s06 SOUTH BROADWAY

NEW APARTMENTS. steam b.ated hardwood
,r5ff electro gilt modern laundry III basement;
= seslehttui LOCATION, 10 rzlRpteE frs51D Van
r-s5Trr issTidt subway sfstsosi-
md CEN EeSTS- Inspection IL. ted.
E-s.-. y,,oFas bss -. ---~
.,5es. Ts.pTua and bath t@'F' fNf>'>'S-
f,p premises J. ROMANO BRDWS & &c.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

v-;tb name aud address of lenders attorney
Interest & per cent unless otherV se stated.
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Phone 4070 Reekman
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY
WATER FRONT HoWESTTFS
On LONG ISLAND -QV&H

NAIER FRONT HoIESkTE>
On LONG ISLAND SOUND
- sEl5 e. -e-y reasonable price We nffe-
s'Fs-sl very attractive plots. with beautiful
~ ale beach. leo 5es- frontage. Hs'o feet deer
q ETEtz- clear Mater 81 Long Island Sound
e s5-pQz- Ls-0r. Stamford. Conn - min
aLes . New NC-E- Price s. 600 MP. There =
IKE EsSer front II JaiS quality LEFT near New
-ors- he 1e-E15c-h gCc IS Ilcs- desirable. AL
EXPERIMENTS are r-cre- s. oeGCOC PELL q
- - Ftfth Avenue New York
rsil1esE MANOR or THE HUDSON.
o1s HE C-oez1-Ecced -ive- <roatsg &c. 90 NOD
= f-slos1css 1ea- completion address
PE-LIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipss Manor. Kew York
HAVE sETERsL BEA IT'LL Y ATERFRONT
a9.a7Slie@ With private beach, a. Shippan
~ ~ klgAt price KENNETH IVES & CO,
BOROUGH OF RRookL1N-
30 AB0FE FIRST MORTGAGE Ov 5000
- -Ieo-tS brick select -7eiSLhcrhood.
e-- $500 sls -0-h 81
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
lss-=cRl FRT-TT FART FOR SALE-SEVEN
al-z ron Trenton y :, 10 os7 nhabijarts-
= III particular address L Il STILLS,
- 2 r 2. Nc Z
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FOREIGN RESORTS.
\ MTERLAkEN

ALL ON THE EoHEWEG. Adjoining Casino.
Every Conforr s Luxury, Colt, 80.
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TO GUARD PRISONERS

The result is a deadlock between the union
and the Fire Department
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TONG ESEAND.
A HOUSE BARGAIN

I ~ attractive nav suburban house 81 i'm
f5TzlHeztz, 8C Pe-usy lval-a Tunnel line
iEer-g-z. minutes from Manhattan One block
I'M cepC-- Fine surrounding desirable re-
f1ielz. beautiful home excellent l-E-asrEasrl-
= oz-Ez-l small % F1Ds---sasv terms Fcr
r1-z We 90 rE-Le T / Ne%EEtE z. 80
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FOREIGN RESORTS.

Proprietors The GORDON hotels, Ltd.
Favored stoppin Place for merican Visitors
HOST Central Position in the Vest End.
Tariff Free from Uptown Office view York
Tribune" 1904 Broadway. " L.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
MASSAP0NAx NOTES
MassanonaX. Va. July

Ahhooa lNhoNf 'e'J
This section has been visited by
heavy rains for the past three or foul
days, accompanied by severe thunder
and lightning.
Mr.. Geo. ". Clarke had fine milct
COW killed by lightning Tuesday even
ing. She was standing near a wire
fence when killed. Mr.. Clarke has had
particularly bad luck with his stock
this summer, having lost a fine mare
and colt and also ID calf recently.
Miss Anne Boyd Chandler, who has
been the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. 7. A.
Frazer, for several weeks past, left
Tuesday for her home in Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. w. Rob Beverley has returned
to Richmond after spending two weeks
at Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. L.R Colbert and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite, were guests Sun
day at Coventry and Hickory Point.
Mrs. Belle, who was formerly Miss
Towles, of this place, who has been
spending several months at her old
home, will leave in few days for
New York and will sail shortly for her
home in France.
Messrs. John Iceland, Of Richmond,
and Rosewag, of Washington, are
guests of Mrs. Geo. Jones at this
place.
Miss Mary Lin Coleman was guest
of Miss Marguerite Colbert Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Frazer, of Orange, paid
flying visit here this week.
Mrs. f. w. Sanford, children and
maid have returned to their home in
Newport News.
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THE FARMERS AND
MERCHANTS STATE BANK

At meeting of stockholders Of the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
held July l4th. the following directors
were elected: NJ. G.. Willis, Col. +. ID.
Cole. Lee j. Graves, w. II. Peden,
DIR. Geo. II. Chewing, w. S. Chesley,
f. G. Heflin, A. p. Rowe. b. p. Will
lis, +. p. Stearns, +. c. Ninde, NJ. +.
Waite, DR.. j. Garrett King. Jno. F.
GouIdman, Jr., and David Hirsh.
Later directors meeting elected the
following officers: M. G. Willis, pres
ident: Lee j. Graves and Col. f.. ID.
Cole. vice presidents: Jno. +. Could
man, Jr., cashier; ID. Gordon Gould
man, assistant cashier.
Out Of the profits of the bank a six
per cent dividend was paid on its paid
in capital of $50, 00o. after placing s..
600 to its surplus account. which will
give the institution an earned surplus
Of SIS, 600 Their furniture and fixture
accounts was also reduced 500.
The business of the bank has been
very profitable for the four years it
has been in business, the net profit be-
ing 81 per cent.
It has paid in interest to its saving
bank depostors over $2l 900.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
kNTI-SAL00N LEAGUE

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Anti
Saloon League held its monthly meet
ing at the Methodist church on Tues
day. After the usual devotional ex-
ercises a symposium on alcohol
was held. This consisted of quotations
on the subject from men of prominence
and authority in political, medical, re-
ligious and literary circles, and, although
the list of names is too long to be given
here, it might be mentioned that among
those whose protests against the use
and sale of alcoholic liquors were read
were Edward Everett Hale, Phillips
Brooks, Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Fred
erick Treves, Governor Folk, of Mis-
souri,, and Theodore Roosevelt.
OF special interest was the state
ment of Sir Frederick Treves, surgeon
to the late King Edward, Of England,
who accompanied the column that
moved to the relief of Ladysmith IN the
South African war. On that trying
march, he said, 1.-THE first who dropped
out were not the tall men or the short
men, or the big men or the little men.
They were the drinkers, and they drop
ped ont as clearly as if they had been
labeled.
The quotation from Roosevelt dealt
with the saloon businessg and he re-
piled to the often repeated complaint
that this is not treated like any other
business by saying that it is not like
any other business, since this business
tends to produce criminality in the
population at large and law-breaking
among the saloonkeepers themselves.
When the liquor men are allowed TO DO
as they wish they are sure to debauch,
not only the body social, but the body
polite also.
After the symposium there there was
some informal discussion and the meet
ing adjourned
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HAMPSTEAD NEWS

Hampstead, Va, July 18th, 1910.
Miss Attaway Lewis is visiting Mrs.
John G.. Pollock at Hobson.
Miss Roberta Fleming. of The Plains,
Va, is visiting Miss Resale +. Grymes
at Cedar Grove.
Miss Mechanism is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Robert X. Ashton at Rokeby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gusts
Grymes have returned from their bridal
trip to Niagara Falls, Canada and New
York and are at home at Woodstock at
Matthias Point.
Mrs. Lula Drinkard. who has been
visiting Miss Carrie Washington, has re-
turned to Washington.
Miss Minnie G.. Smith has returned
from Richmond. where she was brides
maid at the wedding Of Miss Willie
Nash.
Mr.. Rice Hooe has returned to Wash
ington after visit to Mr.. Albert r.
Davis at Dido.
Mrs. William Wallace and little son,
William, are spending the summer with
Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs. +. W.
Grymes, at Mt. Stuart.
Mr.. Archer, of Mt. Vernon, is in the
county getting out the bricks from old
Society Hill house, which he has bought
TO build a wall at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Ada S. Robb is spending the
month If July at her farm, Clydale.
Mr.. ". A. Smoot spent few day:
last week at his farm, Caledon, neal
Hampstead.
Mr.. Albert Davis has gone to Wash
ington on a business trip.
Misses Nancy and George Green,
who have been visiting Miss Meta
Pollock, are spending this wee K al
Wheatland. the home Of Mrs. w. {.
Dickinson.
Mr.. A. II. Grymes spent Saturday ii
Fredericksburg.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE TO
DR.. JACOB W. SALLADE

There will be held at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning at II
clock a memorial service in honor Of
DR.. Jacob w. Sallade
DR.. Sallade was reared in this
city, attended the Baptist Sunday
school and was member of
the Baptist church. There will be ad-
dresses made by different members Of
the church. sJl4-l6, JIG
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KING GEORGE PERSONALS
King George Co., July Ii.


Miss Lucy Yates Brockenborough, oil
Fredericksburg, is spending a month
with Mrs. w. w. Mountjoy at hen
pretty summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, OF
Washington, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mills.
Mrs. Bayne and two daughters, OF
Washington, are spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Tayloe al
Chatterton.
Mrs. Raleigh C. Tayloe. who has beer
a guest Of her mother, Mrs. VIM. Tay-
loe, for the past two months, returned
home with Mr.. Tayloe to Anstead, w.
Va, last Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson, of Norfolk, and
little son, Wexford, are spending the
summer with Mrs. Johnson's father,
Mr.. f.. w. Mason, at Clover Hill.
Miss Virginia Tayloe is at home from
West Virginia for the summer.
Miss Annie Mills, of Staunton, is ex-
pected this week to visit her brother,
Mr.. Harry Mills. at his pretty home on
the Potomac.
Ex-Governor Hart, Of Ohio. was 9
guest the first of the week of Mr.. II
T. Garrett at Spy Hill.
Mr.. Theodore Mason, of Rockville
Md, is visiting his father, Mr.. f.. w.
Mason.
Mrs. Richard Sorrell. of Washing
ton, with her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Grigsby, and two accomplished grand
daughters are spending the season al
her pretty summer home near Comorn
Mrs. Harry Gore, Misses Nancy ant
George Green and Ellie Gore ar,
spending this week in Essex county. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Dick
lnsOn.
Miss Lucy Lewis is entertaining {
charming house party this week a
Marmion. Among the guests are
Misses Donnally and Gladys Holcomb
of Washington; Cornelia Ware, OF
Richmond county; Sadie Taylor, o
Fredericksburg; Stella Dickinson anC
Ellen Lewis. Messrs. Halsey Dickinson
and Pierson, of Caroline; DR.. Masor
Smith, of Fredericksburg; Mr.. Bal
and Mr.. German, of Washington.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The Baptist excursion and picnic to
Whitewater will leave here at $50
Wednesday morning. July 10th, stop
ping at Iceland, Potomac Run and
Brooke. and return that evening and
leave Whitewater at 1880. Refresh
ments will be sold on the grounds.
Plenty of Gunnery Spring water and
ice for everybody free. Great crowd
going. Make your plans to go and en-
JOY good outing.
Ticket committee, S. Z. Eastburn,
w. f. Bradley, N. b. Kinsey and Geo.
Freeman.
Tickets, adults 80 cts. round trip,
under 10 years 25 cts.
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FRIGHTENED BY AUTO

A team belonging to Mr.. Frank
Steward, of Stafford, while standing in
front of Magrath & Chesley's store on
Commerce street Thursday. became
frightened by an automobile and started
down the street. In front of Mr..
Frank Tyler's store some wheel-bar-
rows, tin buckets and wash tubs were
placed. The tubs. wheel-barrows and
buckets were bent up and broken, but
retarded the speed of the team and the
young man in the wagon brought them
to a standstill
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SUMMER SCHOOL EXCURSION

The excursion of the Summer School
will leave here by special train Satur-
day at $50, and returning leave Alex
andria at 5:45 p. m. Tickets are 75c.
This is actual cost. No profit whatever
is made on these tickets. The manage
ment of the school cordially invites the
citizens of Fredericksburg to accom-
pany the students to Mt. Vernon or
Washington. Tickets may be obtained
from Mr.. Chandler or Mr.. Wright at
the train Saturday morning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
EDITH MAY CAvllL
OVERCOME WITH HEAT

Mrs. Z. II. Ball received telegram
announcing the death of Edith May
Cavell, the eight-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cavell, of Phil
adelphia. She was overcome with
heat. She was bright and interest
ing little one and the deepest sympathy
is felt for the bereaved parents. Flu
neral services were held at their home
in Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
THE LEWIS CLOCK CASE

In the Corporation court Thursday
Judge j. T. Goolrick entered decree
in the celebrated clock case of John M.
w. Green VS.. A. b. Lewis, dissolving
the injunction, quasbing the summons,
dismissing the suit and ordering Mr..
Green to pay the cost of the proceed
ings. The Lewises, by counsel, asked
for further order of restoration of the
clock, which the court declined to grant
because other proceedings were pend
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
MRS. LUCINDA GRlNNAk DEAD

Mrs. Lucinda Grinnan, wife of MIR.
Jack Grinnan. of HARDWOOD. Stafford
county, died Wednesday, aged So years,
Of tumor, after an illness of 2 months.
She is survived by her husband. mother
and two sisters. The funeral took
place from HARDWOOD church at p. m.
Thursday, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Brooks and Rev. ID. j. Shopof. In
terment in the cemetery at the church.
Mrs. Grinnan was member of the
Baptist church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS

Miss Mollie A. Gordon was operated
on for appendicitis at the Virginia Hos
pital, in Richmond, Wednesday by DIR.
Edward Mcclure and DR.. Hugh Taylor.
Her brother, DR.. W. A. Gordon, of
Spotsylvania, was with her and she is
doing nicely.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
ON THE ISLAND

Fully 800 people were on the island
Thursday night. The pictures were
GOOD. the vaudeville varied and attrac-
tive. The dancing pavilion was in full
swing. There are some finishing
touches to be put on, such as waxing
floor. &c. II was only completed
Thursday evening before the show com
menced. -,
1t is stated several motor boats will
be put on and run from the island to
the bend of the river and back at a
small charge.
The island is the place to spend an
hour or two each evening and enjoy
what breeze there is this hot spell.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
MRS. HARDENIA SAMUEL DEAD

Mrs. Hardenia Samuel died at her
home in Bowling Green Wednesday
night, after a lingering illness. aged
73 years. She was member of the
Christian church and is survived by one
Miss Julia Samuel, and a sis
ter, Miss Eta Coleman. Funeral at
the grave in Lakewood Cemetery
afternoon at o'clock. con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. z. A. Cave.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
AUTOMOBILE TRIP FROM
BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND

Col. Francis Mallory, professor Of
electrical engineering Y. NJ. l.; Mr..
Jack 1aliaferro and mother, of Balti-
more. and Henry Pogue, Of Lexington.
Va, arrived here Wednesday from Bal
timore in an automobile en- route to
Richmond. They had rough expert
ence over Stafford roads and say they
they are the limit. The party left for
Richmond via Bowling Green Thursday
morning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
PRESBYTERIAN S. S. PICNIC

Eight big wagons filled with children
and teachers Of the Presbyterian Sun
day school left the city early Thursday
morning over the Free Bridge and
spent the day in annual picnic at Little
Falls, the home of Mr.. Ralph lizard, in
Stafford. More than $50 were in the
party.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-16
FIRST GARAGE

Mrs. Minnie l.. Tompkins has built in
rear of her residence on Prince Ed
ward street a garage for her new
Ford automobile. This is the first built
in the city. IL has a concrete floor. the
sides and top are Of metal and the
whole is fire proof. 1t has sufficient
room for two machines.