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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
MANHATTAN.
MARCH -

MARCH II.
AVENUE \. l74i 9ix25. Dec II. 1907: Isaac
aud Maria Baer 10 Jacob Klein s3.oov' dttor-
ney Humme 1911 81 ave
AVENUE \. l743 eiN25; Dec II. 1907; same
10 same. attorney. same as above; $1,000.
RlVINGTON ST. =. lo2 # " u Ctrystie
st. begins at point on " ot alley, runs along
" Of alley a. 3sx 4?N To- beg. , pc
without procuctiOu Of mtg 10y ORDER o. supreme
Court Special Term. Part J.. March - 1911
SO 300. attorneys. Salter n SteinEanp 10 Mas
sau II.
5s.ps " irrSs re- July 3. ises panie weisrnantcl to
Manhattan Savings Institution, $1,000. aitor-
ney. Edw II schell CG Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: sept -. 1909; same TO
same. S,1,n.
srH AVE- 1850. 2ox5s ?x irres: Nav ., 1907:
Keokec NJ VIZ, o; Chas sPS Ps,n, dG owner on
Moody & Getty. 2uJ broadway.
5TH AVE. 1896. lCi 10 # 2 u seth st. lo2.2N
10 March II. i"os. NeoNe9 Perrin TO Julia a
Dater; $500. attorneys. Rushmofe 4 stern. 40
wall St
Cru AVE. n7-4le. 30 7xos sxeoxa9 7soo. Jan
no. iaoe star Holding Co TO Julius Frank;
torn,ys. stoddard MARX l35 Broadway.
60 Jan J. y 10 iaoc; John = Trciweii to same,
Ssoocc; attorneys. same as above.
irH 81. a'i EaS,. .2So'. March March TO- loos;
Grossmaun N.ioJ. attorney, Hugo Cohn. 10
Avenue A.
ssTH ST SO West. os.9x25: July $ 1910;
John q Brook Pelham. Y to FrcLeri, W
stevens. 5000. attorneys. Merrill 4 Rogers ias
Broadway.
10TH ST 3I5 West. % lx2ii0. MAY l. 1900:
Mary clark 20 Jacob Holman aud Daniel /.
korn. sio25o attorney, Sch4rns. i9s
Iroadwav
list ST. 10 Wes,. 20Xoso. p,c :. 1903. NJ
fred e. Bachmln 20 Mutual Life ms TO of y Y.
So 0o0. address. - Cedar st
4aD sr. 80. lH5X2s. oct H. 1904. Dennis
1lnehau TO Morgan Dilren and Empire Trust
go. eNrs sl7 Wn. attorney. Title Guarantec and
Trust co l7G nroadWay.
5,rU ST. 32i West 0o5vis.p. Dec 1900.
liN-rv SredoTN 70 Marcia : stone. 81 ool, attcr-
net. Title Insurance 90 i25 Efoadwav
GiTIf Sr. + p iso II Of ~ ave. i00 aya5
July l.. 1904. Le 1poll Hoiuger % Frtiic VI
Euilowa. 80 Fact tith -. 5000 aulmt,a Ic
Iorest Brothcrs 30 Br0,l p,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

HUDSON ST va :. whole 'front.' between clark
son agd Letny ST.; for an sly printing house.
900 2Nls0. Corporation Of Trinity church. isI
Fulton -. owner R-pwick. Aspinwall 4 Tucker
3.uth Sth ave. architects: Sioo.oW.
.3D ST S. 325 q y % Ith ave. Tor |,
- sty lnHs and ciicc bldg. 23Nss o. 30 last
.}d -. - West 3ith II. owner. g L Birsc ~
West Bath st architect. 10000
AUDUBON AVE. cor list n. for two .
sly brk tennis. 42X>3. Harvey Realty co. 90
East I'D st. owner; j Cocker. -olI 9TH ave.
architect. 500 Ouu.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
opeN.AIR PICTURE SHOW

An open-air moving picture show Is 10 be
huilt on the roof Of Colonial Han "a SIX
story loft building. with meeting rooms and
hall. AT the southwest corner OF iOlst street
and Columbus avenue. by II MarkowlU,
owner This building Is i0xlo feet In
size. and the roof is reached by three
modern elevators. IT Will cost about S'o1p
~ nlace this show on the roof
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor ii9th st: Mulcahv
& Gibson act Cr3mp & CO et al. March 4. 1911
,hy bond. So o9I 4s.
DIVISION ST -: Harry y senn agt Louis
Vlukler 90 al. Aug - 1910. 500.
a6TH ST ~ to - West. Collins. Iavery & co
agt pietroski < kcnop CO. Inc, et al. March 10.
1911: 500 30.
2oTI 81. 40 ani t3t West same agt same;
March 10. 1911: s6I1 10.
MINFORD PI. ii55 and ls5o u Zib~lii son
agt Francis X keu Go et al Feb II. 1911:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
EIGHT STORY APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
New Owner for the Versailles, New Structure in West 9th
Street, Held at 100000.


three story three family house on a lot 25x
100 feet.
BECK STREET--Lauter & Blackner have sold
for the Maze Realty Company No. tGl Bech
street. a four story double iiathouse on n plot
33 iXla5 feet. 10 a client for Investment
PARK NUE.-Porter u Co have sold for
the estate Of John y. Haskin. to an investor. tie
five four story tenement houses. Nos. 2Jl6 -
o52i Park avenue. on a plot l0lxl17X Irregular.
CROTONA PARKWAY-Jchn A. Warch has
sold for Theodore Bingenhcmer n plot, iiNl3l
feet. on Crotona PARKWAY - fcct north of i'9th
street. TO builder.
PERRY ANENj E-John \. Warch has sold
for the &. X. Realty Company two two family
houses Nos $500 and 3;3l Perry avenue on a
plot J4N1ui SOX irresular
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
WESTMINSTER PROPERTY SOLD.

Frederick Southhack and Alwyn Bal, jr.
soId for the Scarsdale Estates dwelling
house ia Wadsworth avenue on plot
75x2j1 feet. adjoining the corner Hnd near
the Scarsdale station.
James j. Conner and James j. Grove sold
for John McGovern the four-story f'ame
house on plot 2SXlD feet' at 10 ."
t.ur4rhan avenue, Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
TO SELL HOTEL TO-DAY.

Joseph T. Day will offer at auction to-
cay IN the Vesey street salesroom the
Arverne Hotel together with four cot
tagss. casino and bathhouses. The sale
i, by order Of Lindsay Russell, trustee in
bankruptcy The property has frontage
on Arvcrne Boulevard. Remington ana
Summerfield avenues, and about 100 feet
on the Atlantic Ocean.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
LOAN ON MASONIC HALL.

The United states Realty and Improve
ment Company lent Sl.1e9.000 TO the Trus-
tees Of the Masonic Hall on the property
and new building to be erected at the
northeast corner OF Sixth avenue and 23d
street, 9S.9X1H feet and irregular The
new building will be nineteen stories high
and will occupy the site Of the old Masonic
Hall
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE " - - n u of 10Th :,
.o.fop utr.Dr mtg 81. CDpt. March H.. Z yrs
rlu.p " Ho.nndrr tu G"org" f. Boauder. si5 -
tUI. o. 'tirs- ,J Manhattan -.
'N-TTHDAM AVE. @ cor IGth ~. 2OxSO.
March H.. . yfs. Caroline Egner ana ano Ia
H,nrg Taylor. $1,000. adde's. Portsmouth
10
SAME PROPERTY March -; due March IL
1872 pct cent. same tu John " Ilenslav
trustee. Sl,o1. address. ~ Nassau 81.
AIuIlCN AVE r. - n u " isith IT, lSx
81. March - Grior mis $4,000; due. otr A. per
bond. NafF / thHHk1iau to Ferdinand 4 Eau-
u.a.a. S7,n. address $50 West i5ith -.
URAIHt RsT AVE. - .lNi5 tpror mtg
s. f"p - 80 due c'c. a. pr bond. Christian
Wol 20 Robert " NeaWIuu. $3.50. adltss..
lui Ne-t 1911 ~
BROADWAY. go. .5,,n rres March a..
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BOROUGH OF BROokLlN.
For Sale 10 Close Estate,

The most desirable business corner o, :.
Ave: two blocks from main entrance 20 P'cs
pect Park on this plot is srbsiantia! SsioII
warehouse OF other large business plr,osss
Must sell et once Full particulars sppv -
JOHN T. JAMES G. SONS
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
LIS PENOENS.

I'D 7. s. 10 Il of Lenoy ave. 25xo9 n;
J.seph W Hatch sgt katherine Hatch Il al
ullttionl. attorney Nasi
9ATN Sr s. 100 q e %, ~ ave. 50Nlua :.
o;fh ~. ?. loo Il - - ave. :0xloOs: two
actions. Horace VI Kihorn et al doreclosur" OF
iwo ntgD, attorncys. Fcurctch Il Sevbel
CALDWELL AVE. :. .5si Il Of i5i.h
g. lo>NllJ. JosO.iine Dunand agt Darius y
Noses & 81 uorccl0suu ot mtsl. attogucAs. Sasc
Powell
WEST END AVE. n cor S7ih ~. >: sNico.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
WEsICHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILfPSE MANOR on THE HUDSON.
one mile unobstructed river frontage. 80 re<
ern residences near com pletion. Accrew
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipse Manor. New York
TO LET, FURNISHED. UNFURNIsHEp, NOD
ern house, ~ rooms. excellent crdef; Isf
reighborhood: hardwood floors: references r.
45o-R L. VAN yORSoN. ~ south ;'h ss'
-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ALTERATIONS. S.
MANHATTAN.

HENRY ST Pa. 20 a sty store and hase-
ment store. school ana dwg Burstein et A.
- East 18th 81, owners. Straub. III
ith ave, architect. sl5.oO.
BANK st Il. 20 a ! sty and basement dwg
Z Mouahan. ~ Greenwich ave, owner. q NJ
Mccabe "a 1th ave. architect. $500.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NtN JtRSfl. .

THIRTY MILES OCT.-2io ACRES: H.ss ~.
tillabls land. two houses and oa'ls ~.
and trolley frontage: nickel tars ,,s g
three railroade might divide BAiL'
L-as, .oS
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
CONNt( TfCtT II.

GFNTLEMEN'S COUNTRY fLAShs.. -.
pe.idenc.s ON shore and inland 81 all p'''"
We invite YOU 20 call or "I'e
H. l.. DAMN 4 son. lncp
NNrv-afx Conn.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
m you WANT WiTEa FRONT Lo1!

within 20 minutes OF New York City? Az
provements water sidewalks, mac1as.,Ss -
streets. gas. electric iights. sewers me -.
ing beach and yacht clubhouse on tns ~
cry: can be purchased or small 'nonIn! ,
men,S; title guaranteed. Call or wri.
HENRY Ia Easf 34th 81. NeN IorH =
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BOEOJGii OF QUEENS.

MODERN HOUSE.
II miles out, overlooking l. l. SOUND -
with permanent waterfront priNileges ty 20
ing. bathing etc. $500 cash needed BIZ
HI-RST . 3 folth 81. y. y. "a -10-EEe
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

! wm ~ Wood e al art Bessie c Kuz,o a
| action to set aside doedt attornc!s wo,S =
| Wood.
ROBBINS AVE, Us. 37Gif n 8 Of Dat.
| 2JxfiG.ti 4 Walker Otis AIT Poldow con,,-s,
ton 90 et al ,forecosure OF MTG. attorns,' Z. :
| !. Otis
ID AVE, ios9. Emigrsnt Industrial ssv.-
Rank agt August " trucker a. al 0oreclos,,"
Mtg: attorneys. Il & r J OGoruan
IELANCEY Sr. n .. 1913 Il NJ Pitt q, ~.
x,OOy isreg. Samuel Glicker agt ye,ts Linz
ct al action 70 DECLARE lion, attorney, =
Tuckman. :"
i12D sT, s. * Z, " ~ Boone II ,s,,n
John Wagner agi Benjamin Nsu et 81 Nv
closure of MTG. attorney. 6 l. Ehrhsrdi.
3sTI ST r 9. $50 n OF Columbus ave q. q,
yi0oIl: Mars VI Jacobsen agt Horace Moo5r v
al foreclosure Of MTG. attorney. ~ " snedet.
LOT 80. block GCs; Of section on tar ma, :.
Manhattan Borough Leslie fetrc agt Jo,,t =
Linn ct al foreclosure OF tax licn): st,,orne~ D
swain. -
PROOK AVE. p cor 18Th ., .so,,,.
Everitt Jackson agt s. " Cons;ructlon G, :,
Qoreclos IRE - n-z y: attorney. n X Pros,
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MARCH f..
35TH ST. % 10 3j West Union Mcr,g,, .
loans stone Construction co S53G.2 20
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

wtA name and address = grantec)
Interest o per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

BROOK AVE 4os. i0ox24.ll. 1874 st. $.
sj.4 II Of sth ave. 765xl4 March 4, 1910;
Jacob Bernan 20 York card & Paper Co. YORK.
Penn: 5000, attorneys, Arropsmit. Dunn. no.
Pro-. .ts..
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

l2iTH ST 2C9 West. 100. Iix25 oct -. 1870;
John VI UOgencamp 10 Charles Ncisbecker. Sd
800. attorney Frederick M9yfotth. 10 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

i9iTH ST. u S, 100 u e Of s,h ave, 100 flX2J
March II 1896: Charles Weisbecber 20 Louise
Hogcncamp. extrx: s1i50o; attorney. T j
purdy III f,roadway
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

I22D IT. u 4. I25 II of 9Th ave. 1Jssloo'
oct 9. 1902. Michael O'Brien and Mary \,
his wife. 10 the Northern Bank OF New York oy
Special Depdty Superintendent of Banks. SJ.J";
attOrncNs. Rollins Y Rollins. 32 Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

EDISON AVE, n @ corner fremont road. i00x
10: Madison ave. n s. 800 II Robin ave
(Bronxl. l15.4x33ilx152. Gx25: Dec 20. 1905;
Emanuel Freund 10 the Washington savings
Bank; $1,000: attorneys. Lexow. Mackeuer a
Wells. No 43 CEDAR 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
Beautiful Homes for Sale OF Rsa'

Farms. 20 70 go acres. >laoo up"n~
Fine huildin. sites oNorloonns az
rfr.Dnrr-S CRANE RfdCfNeif. to-----
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

'3JTII sT. 81 West. 1920. II; March -.
1890. George W Powers To Mutual Life InsUf =
ance co: $500: Attorney Bowers Sands, 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
THE BRONX.

beth JT. s. .G0 n OF I@nox ave 20. l1x
$40. MAY IG 1906 Hyman Horvitz TO Joseph
Witinel: $1,000: attorneys burzman Frank
nnheIm-r. . Nroad 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

CROTONA PARK NORTH. corner East
10th st. 5ix36; Aug .. 1910; Schorn a schadt
Construction 60 to Manhattan Mortgage co;
S45 900: attorneys, Lawyers Title Insurance ~
Trust 60. No. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

flsTH ST. s 8. go II Of 3d ave. lco5Hso:
sept ~ 1887. First German Baptist Church or
Harlem to Harlem savings Bank. si2.Vv; at
tcmcy. Frederick ) Lancaster no Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saesroom, Nos. IA and Is Nesey street:
Nv RrNan L. kernallv.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

GRANT AVFHrE- Lauier g. Blac,ner have
SoI1 Tor Anna f CWdes 80 1869 Grant avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

LOTS ~ and 4s map south 33 lots Mount
Vernon. Dec Il. 1908; concetta, wife OF Antonio
Merendino. TO EnOch Bell; owner JENNIE
Ia ekuey No 300 East 18th st; $500, attorney,
Oliver Davis "a yO21 Third ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

,ro,,, ,o ,o i5o .'r.. rscr. several Ene 80
Now Is tie tifne 10 buy. Also ever
'"N'N " ur-\SON. Milford. Cenh--->
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Nov 20. 1909. game 70
Jacob I Berman. 3|b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS
CAUGHT IN RICHMOND

William Judson Wilson, Guy stat
ford" called Justice Crutchfel in po-
lice court. Tuesday. The call was re-
peated by Constable Gibbons, and po-
iieoman Leslie Ogiivie wen. 10 the,
huge cage, W hera white prisoners are
kept Rnd unlocked the door. Out
stepped two boys.
One was just an ordinary boy of
about fourteen. But the other. Waldo,
the Boston Scholastic marvel stood
rersonlifed, He was Little Roiio to th.,
n1s.-xith- huge rt,tIffc=rImmed, smoked
spectacies, the size OF automobile
goggles. high brow and faraway ex-
preston that has rendered the Boston
child famous in song and story books.
He was Guy Stafford OF the stafford
WILSON team -aef 4runaways
According TO Policeman MCGOWAN he
found Guy and William Judson near
the G. a o. depot Monday night They
said they had walked from Alexandra
that morning but the policeman re-
fused to believe even the serious mind
ed Waldo person. who answered to the
name of Guy. matter of a hundred
miles inside of eighteen hours was too
quick travelling for PEDESTRIANS ac-
cording to McGowan's hgring.
MCGOWAN found the boys had escaped
from an Industrial school at 2S2S Wis
consin avenue. Washington. Captain
Pollock teieEraphed the news of the
capture Of the boys and they will be
held until sent for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
FIREMAN WRIGTH GETS
HIS WALKING PAPERS

W. B. Wright. stationman at En-
CINE House No. IL. was formally dis
charged from t4e fire department
Monday night When he faced the
Board of Fire Commissioners on the
charge Of quitting the service with
out notice.
The board announced the following
promotions:
w. c. Angle. fireman. grade c. in
Engine Company No. .. to grade B, In
Engine Company No. H.
L Piefri WAS promoted from sub
stitute to fireman. grade c. In Engine
Company No. 8.
The following substitutes were APP
pointed On probationA w. M. Angel.
to Engine Company No. = J. g.
Grant. to Engine Company No. 4: w.
r. Shepherd. to Engine Company No.
s.; John Finnegan. to Engine Com
pany No. I: III. l. Chittum. to En-
CINE Company No. ~. ana w. G.
Adams. to Truck Company No. /.
The resignation Of James A. Row
land, substitute in Company No. Is,
was received and accepted.
Resolutions OF respect to the mem
bers OF Captain mfw mfw mfw WV
DRY or Captain q. Watt Taylor. :
member Of the board. was adopted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

custom to leave the lobby open all
the time for the convenience OF pa
irons. but on account of vandalism
by boys the order closing the place
had to be issued.
The third meeting OF the Balm
bridge Street Baptist church revival
services will be held in that church
tonight at 1880 o'clock. The Rev.
]. ]. Wicker. OF the Leigh Street
Baptist church. Ii assisting the Rev.
J. w. Durham In the services. A cor
dial invitation Ia extended to all who
wish to attend,
The two-weeks-old son OF Charles
e. Holder. OF East Twentieth street.
was painfully. though not fatally.
scSlded yesterday afternoon about s
o'clock. The city ambulance respond
ed at once. and the child's wounds
were treated by the ambulnpce ply
stefan. Just how the accident hap.
pened Is not xnown.
Jerry Brock. the young Richmond
man who swallowed Fix ounces OF
turrentine Sunday night in the pras-
ence OF HIS sweetheart. at 221 East
Fifth street. Southside. 10 reported
to be past the danger limo and on
the road to recovery.
dent Oh Company broke down At
Ninth and Hull streets Tuesday
morning. The vehicle was pulled ON
the car tracks and no delay In traf-
fic resulted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

There Is "a particularly strong coli
lection OF vaudeville features making
up this weeks bill at the Colonial.
and in spite OF the most Indictment
weather yesterday afternoon and
night, very large crowds attended and
applauded the various artists. One
OF the cleverest and best acted play
let's ever seen in the Colonial Is Of
fered by Miss Lottie Glenmore and
Charles Charming. Ii Is replete with
has the sbiiity to keep the audiences
laughing continuously. shows a splen-
did actress in Miss Glenmore and a
good comedian in Mr.. Charming.
Quinn Bros. and Miss Madison in
their dancing skit. "A Fight for
Fame" were the great applause win
ners OF the bill. The two boys are
really expert In the wonderful dane
ing steps they show. and the beautiful
Miss Madison sings well and wears
her Eva Tanguay-like costume in a
praiseworthy manner The skit itself
is one Of the most novel and clever
ever seen hereahouts. Roth and Ros-
so in character change comedy. OPP
cratic aaa musical not also offer
number distinctive because of its va
rtety. II 10 surcharged with bright
lines. splendid singing and a proper
adTixture of instrumental mum bers
Norbert Hsmiltons singing OF top
ical song wss up to that good tenor's
standard, end the motion picture sye-
ries, especially one The Cowboys
Innocence" generated no little
amount OF enthusiasm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
PAYS TRIBUTE To
MATcH[Ess HERO
WITH ELOQUENT DISCUSSION
OF ROBERT T.. LEE.

A large audience greeted Hon, Geo.
r. Vending when he delivered the
final lecture of the series In the au-
ditorium of the Jefferson Monday
night. his theme being Robert r.
Lee" The speaker handled his great
subject In manner well worthy his
reputation as an orator. his eloquent
description Of the great soldier elicit
ing frequent bursts of applause.
Anaiyzing the qualities OF the great
Southern hero he found that he united
all the virtues of the highest type OF
the national heroes OF the world, and
that his fame was enduring not be-
cause Of his military genius. noble
carriage or iovable traits. but because
OF his character. which measured up
TO the highest requirement of Chris
tian manhood.
He discussed the question that for
80 many years was a sweet morsel
under the tongue Of the fire-eatine
orators--that Lee was traitor when
he turned from the Union to draw
his sword for his native State. Then
the lecturer quoted from text hook
placed In the hands OF Lee when a
cadet at West Point by the American
government. written by q scholar Jus
tfce OF the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania. and published in 1929, In
which the doctrine OF a sovereign
State to secede peaceably from the
. Union was taught AZ an inherent
right OF the State. The growing fame
OF Lee in the North. the praise OF
him by Grant, Lord Woolscy and
other eminent soldiers. and the UNI
dying devotion OF the, South. were
pictured In burning words by the lee
turer. whose vivid description OF Lee
was closed with . triumphant chal-
; lenge TO the world to Match him.
Match him."
Notwithstanding the fact that the
/: electric lights failed and there was
necessarily slight confusion IN put
1 ting IN candles. Me lecturer held the
closest attention or his audience from
start TO finiSh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

dale Iathrap at her home on West
avenue.
Mrs. Lindsay Lomax who Is the
guest OF Mrs. Eppa Hutton. Jr. VIII
be in Richmond for . week or ten
days.
Mrs. Edwards. of Washington. Will
arrive in this city about the middle
OF February to be the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Duncan Lee, at the
Hanover.
Miss Landon Rives after an illness
of several weeks at her home. Castle
Hill, has gone to Bermuda.
Miss Page waller, who spent the
week end with friends In this city.
has returned to her home in Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. w. o. Noting and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home at
Gotham, Va. after several weeks
spent In this city as the guest Of
relatives.
Mrs. Belle Osterloh is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ficklen at Bel
mont" Stafford county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

In police court. part 2. Tuesday
morning. Mayor Maurice presiding.
the following cases were disposed OF.
J. Wa Hancock. charged with curB-
ing and abusing J. A. Baughan. was
fined 3c.60 and costs.
Lixxie Ross. the negro wife Of
George Ross. who failed to appear In
court when summoned IN q case In
which she was complainant against
George Robinson. colored. was nned
$50 and costs,
with attempted assault ON Lizzie Ross.
was sent on TO the grand jury.
!, David Anderson. q negro driver for
GIL Brothers. was nned $3.50 and
cost for being drunk and disorderly
J. W. Taylor, white farmer
charged with being drunk. was dia-
charged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
$4,000 LIBEL SUIT
To JURY TUESDAY
SENSATIONAL SCANDAL. CASE IN
HUsrINGs COURT. PART :,
NEAR IT'S END.

The sensational Islander snit OF
Mamie Profiit against Annie opple-
man for $4,000 Will get 10 tho Jury
Tuesday afternoon MIA Il Il possibis
d verdict may be rendered before adj
tournament. A grsat u argument on
the instructions has been INDUCED in
by the attorneys in the case and II
was one o'clock whom the jury was
empAnneled and the argument OF the
caae begun.
Each side u alloxed one and I half
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
HAND STRIKES WIRE;
SHOCKED TO DEATH

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. John y.
Rose. a navy-yard mechanic, living ON
Twenty ninth street. Norfolk. was
shocked to death to-day. when hts
hand struck live erectric light wire
as he was on his way 10 work. He
was found on the sidewalk by
passerby but was dead before q t0c-
tor could reach him. He Is survived
by a family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
At the Theatres

Academy--Frank Daniels, in The
Girl In this Train" Tuesday evening,
Sis o'clock.
Bijou---' Hanlon's New Superba,"
afternoon and evening.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vaudeville.
Lubin--1ontinuous vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

Postmaster Smith has issued orders
that the lobby to the postofIlce must
be closed 1t 10 r. NJ. and on Sunday
ID 10 be. opened only from ~ TO !
O'Clock r. III. The order was uaAde
necessary ON account Ut depresiationa
ooTnsniftsA 81 niEht. II had hsen he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
CRY TREAsuRER SICK
HIS DEPUTY IMPROVING

City treasurer. James b. Pace, who
has been sick for some time. IL still
ccnfined to his room. His deputy, Mr..
Charles I. Philips. who has also been
nick. II able to be back at his post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
Paxton-Dyclne.

STAUNTON. VA, Feb. 7.--Mr F..
Vernon Paxton. a young business man
Of Staunton. and Miss Mabel Dyche
daughter of Mrs. e. J. Dyche. were
married last night at the manse of
the Second Presbyterian church by the
pastor. Rev. w. n. Scott. .. d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
Virginia Weddings
Taylor-Powell.

EMPORIA, VA, Feb. mfr. Willie
Taylor, of Greensville county, and
Miss Carrie Royal, daughter of Mr.. z
J. Rowell. prominent farmer of near
Gainesville. eioped to North Carolina
Sunday and were united In matrimony.
The young couple will reside in
Greensvilie county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
s.sss For $500.

J. J0blon entered suit In the law and
equity court Tuesday against Mayer
BAnnetA seeking To recover $500. No
Declaration hae hAen filed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07

east OF this place. Most OF the fur
niture and some money was lost.
There was no insurance on house or
contents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-07
HOME AND FURNITURE
! BURNS: No INSURANCE

BoYDToN. VA. Feb. Tat noon
sunday are destroyed tn horne ~