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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
sVRROGATEs' NOTICES.

STkoNG. ul.lEN FRiSbls. IN pursuance
Of AN order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler Surrogate Of the Count" of New
having claims against Helen Frispie strong,
late OF New Work cat, New YORK. a.ccas.d,
to eNhihit the samH with vouchers hereof 70
the pUbsrrlh'r AT his place OF transactiug
business AZ tho office OF hts atiorncys Olir
CLARK q Phelps AT No. ~ tpnsPu S'reei
borough Of Manhattan. Clty Of New York on
o. before the Nrst faN OF July newt Dated
New York, the rrst day NJ December fal,
CYRUS J, SrPoNt. Executor DIN
CLARK 4 PHEIPS. Attorneys ior Executor
CITY ~ Eev VOW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
BRANDS MCLEAN DISHONEST.
Surrogate Prepares 90 send Ex.Ap-
prniser Of Port TO Jail.

Donald Mclean. ex-Appraiser OF the
Port and husband of the former presi-
dent general of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. has been declared
guilty of dishonesty in the management
of estates In his charge and Surrogate
Cohalan. who heard an application TO re-
move him AS executor. has ordered the
attorneys in the case TO prepare papers
under which the Surrogate may send Mr..
Mclean to prison.
The Surrogate heard testimony relating
to McLean's management OF the estates
of Henry Huber and Camilla r.. Pollock
and also of his conversion OF $4,000 en-
trusted to him by the Third Reformed
Presbyterian Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
LEONARD REFUSES TO RESIGN.
Secretary Of Curb Market AssOcia-
ton DeAes board Of Managers.

Franklin Leonard. secretary of the New
York Curb Market Association, refused to
resign yesterday at "A stormy meeting OF
the board OF representatives of that body.
which had called for his resignation last
week.
The board Of representatives sought to
effect the secretary's resignation on ac-
count OF an interview with him published
in the news apers last week which warned
against riotous speculation In Standard
Oil stocks.
Mr.. Leonard told the managers that II
they still wished his resignation they
should set about II in the proper manner
by bringing charges against him before
the association. and added that he would
not resign "under fire"
The board refused to enter Mr. Leon
ards reply on the minutes Of the meeting
and adjourned without taking any action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
CATHOLICS SHOW BIG GAIN.
New directory Gives lI.O87,0S6 In
the luited states.

There are l6.O67,9s5 Catholics in tho
United states, according TO the 1914 odi-
ton of the Official Catholic Directory,
published and copyrighted by 7. j. Ken
NEEDY a. Sons. There has been AN increase
OF 9i3,s27 Catholics during the year Of
1913, which is partly accounted for by tho
completion Of II census of the Ruthenlan-
Greek members Of the Church.
New York Sate leads with the largest
number of Catholics, .,sSi123. and l.lO9
churches.
The directory gives the number OF
priests in the United STATES as 1865. an
increase OF 623.
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lEGAL NOTICES.

---~---->>-->~----~-.----
In pursuance 20 order OF the SUI
prsmo Court of the state 90 NrW York dated
AMI hlcd IN tho office OF he Clerk of New
York county ON March IAN. lsli notice Is
hereby given 30 an creditors ana 10 all per-
CONS having claims against MAN IENlN-
SON and SARAH GLl' l<MAN. trading a.
LENINSoN GLlCKNAS. lately doing
business NJ No. :, EaNter Stteet. IN the nor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York that
they are hereby required 20 present their
claims with vouchers thereof duly verified
to the subscriber, the assignee Tor the benz.
A. Of the creditors OF the said it.NINSoN 4
GIIckMAN. AZ his office ~. $50 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan, CIV OF New York,
on or before June End. 1914
NORRIS e GoSSETT Assignee.
Dated New York March -. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

Supreme Colr,--Hy Justice pavis-Iow.
-nstrin ". Schncll Co" Charles Pntael;
Eompurr FEEDER, 'ieors" l.. Lewis.
schlas vs. bumnann, \. otis Rockwood.
By Justice Lehman stain " jpurs. y.
Thklor phillips, I"wIs - London, Albert
Il rug,r, ram N-. Gilo t9 cpsr4l, Harry
Harris, Equitable Life \rs Society - y
y Real Ey', Sccur. 90, 90 ctso-I, Shrrldnu :
Norton, k"rnochdu ~. Gusrublim, Isaac :
Heller. County noldiug Go. -. Inion Really
co Rnv " Rohiusuu
~ Justice iiiJur-terrts W. Nrclsnahuu
Enos Y Booth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22-rhe day II
the supreme court for April 23-Nos. $50
$50, 200. "a, O25 tand 5@G), and .Si ant
l6G and l7p,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
SALES HN ACTION.

h-|>>>~->>-~><--~--7- --'>7-e--' 49,
ny VIRTUE vf 'hr"" "uai 81 tuurtgAgr.,
Rrrasi".u que .uurHr. -" \uril 90. lslA
80 \ Vi a. Merchants No '' -ttr| 60. "a
t,'u 81. MtIhtt'aU. .lU ~'rgo "I.i1 .l
truck. onc 1871" tuuriLb Htr On" 70 'on chassis
truck. by order o. S;anprg S.u" utinr.
neys Tor mortgage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
STATE of NhW loRK OFFICE OF

he secretary OF state ss:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued In duplicar a
hereby certines that N" lNiltonga Realty
COMPANY, domestic stock corporation. ~
tled ga this office ON This :0th day 81 April
1914 papers for the voluntary dissolution al
such corporation under section 2.l ~ the
''"hcral Corporation Law. and thar II APP
pears thcrefrom that such corporation has
complied with said section m order ia he
dissolve ed
WITNESS my hand ard ~" seal of
o'tic" of IA" SECRETARY Of state.
ct the tity % Albany. THIS tWnn-
II. tieth day OF April. one Thousand
MIN" hundred ami fourteen
JOSE nlDGENN.
Second DENNY SrpIttlr. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

Rcfcrcrs Appointed.

ALBANY. April Court Of Appcnl =
calendar Tor to morrow; Nos, $50, SIS i3i.
AZ. iyJ. i7j, 3il,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
MORTGAGES.


twin name ana address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
tS"uth of Fourteenth ttp
HENRY ST, 1863. n =. 2l.SN75- CONSERVATION
l'uhovl8 Niniesin to Rebecca ,iol,lst.iti
.hi Citation ~, Apr 10, yrs Il u G; atty
!. ! 90, 100 Bvny .,.....-........ az uuO
BlhEE'kER ~, 49, =. 16J W Bow.ry. ..GS
81 blanche dc Filly \ ano 20 Mutual
lli" lns 90, - Nassau st, Mich ~ due
and int as per bond ..,..,.....,.stu 00
AVE d. d" q, lNa y Ri ST. 1880: Ave IL
6 cor 3d I,lS2x70- simon SivermWn
10 sarah SilNcrmHn, 7s3 Dawson St AM
-, pr mtg f2sooO, yrs. y 4; ATTY. t.
tT"imhn, 30r BwnN .....,...........SG ST.. 900
ST Marks ~ -, =. 6-Emeliug
Stie"lcr 10 Bowcry Sayings Bank, les
H"wery, Apr *. yrs, p - atty, y
Tide lns 90. lda Enthusiastically 81 100
9TH ST ~ y, -5Ns2 'has * Sommer To-
nth g go 80, lac Rway, Apr ~. duo
as per h"'" ,...... .....,,t.....S;,o 600
last side.
cast OF Fifth as, between Fourteenth and
llOth sts,h
81 Az, cor 22d ST. t.NIs -Iul.u Il
Walker huo 20 Mnnhatt,n say m,in.
rt' BWaN, Apr 600, 'lu" ,ta Der bond. tt'ys.
Eupaliu y Is, - BNur, ........ 81; 500
3lNr 81 % l. 20 NN"s.9 "a Eas, a..
stterr "a % NJ l.rr lus Co / Madison
~, NM 90, an" Hcn :. tslP. q u e.. attys.
Noodiord. Il \ -. : Madison ..,.. s9ao Ooo
SAME PROPERTY same lee Tho. Williams.
Lawrence. l. l. Apr 20. pr mts $3.50 900,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23

sealed bids or proposals. viii J." r"''N,
at the office Of the Commission. "'
Nassau street. Borough Of NtnnH't 'n, ',
York city. until the I.th dIN Of " ''
at twelve fifteen t";I3l "'"io"h y v
which time, or at u later dat" I" u, lNn .
liciy opened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
REALTY RECORDS
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-23
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme court-Appeilate Division--Re.
cess
Supreme .Court--Appeliate Term--Recess.
Supreme Court--Special Term--Port l.
Before Lehman. J. Motion calendar called
at 1890 A. NJ.
supreme Court-Special Term-Part H.
Before Davis. J. Court opens at 1880 A. NJ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
etsriIiHerts nnaera.

Sii9s unb 2luiternpsrgiftunsen
iint, pie allsemein betannt, iebr
bDsartiser Natur unb fiibren nidt
felten gum Sobe. Ollie 9luiternfreunbs
unh Ssini9msder fperbsn baber nit
Jreube bic Ra6ridbt pernsbmen, bob
es einem frana0iiidsn Torf9sr,
5obres0 s0omcrgue. seIunsen III. bic
4uitern Su iteriliiiersn, bas beibt
aIfp iie ols Rnbrunssmittei ebshio
unf9dbIib gu ma9eH ipie bic WlilG
fir &inber. Sn ben meiitsn GGllen
finb bic Siere bereits infiaisrt, psnn
lie gefonsen fperben, unb bas lit ims
mer bann Der Sall. tpenn bic Sang.
orte in Der NGbe bon &nndlen unb
fdmubisen 9lbipdiisrn liesen. Tie
Iuitern iperben nun in Der Weiis as'
reinist, boB iie ni9t nur GuBsrlih
unb afpiI1sn ben S9alsn geiGubert,
fonbern aud eealpunsen iperben, ben
ar0bten Sell Der Rabruns Dor benz
@erianb pieoer bon iib gu oeben.
gu bieiem 8ebufe ipsrpen bic Sisrs
in 8aiiins seisbt, Die nit frildsm unb
IiItriertem Meertpaifer aefiiIlt fno.
Seben Sas tOmmeu iie in Elm neucs
8ofiin, unb man fam beoba63fen,
ipis bic 2lusl9eibunssn INNER oes
ringer tperben unb l5IieBIib gang
aufb0ren. 9iefes 8erfabrsn erb59t
stpar ben preis Der 4uitern nm Elm
betrdhtli9es. Der Ssinfdmeder Eat
ober bic Geipabr bafiir, baB er o5sos
Tut friide unb unfdGblide 9luiitrn
peripeiit. !6offentIi9 perIieren bic
auitern bur9 bic prosebur aber ni6t
an Woblsef6mad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
@enn ic iucniaitcns..

Gin JrsmSsr fab nsbsn mir i'm
SofbrGubaus. -
nWenn Te ipenieftens MIDI ION bol'
len 2drm bier MAIDEN hGten!" fogte
er miBbilliseno. 9as mar bei bee
erften Mab.
nWenn ie ipenisitsns ole Mabtrie,
&c Opr4iidtig MAIDEN bGten!l" iaste
er bdnn nit glusen. Die bieIe gisens
fbaft aIlmG6li9 ielbit bermifen lies
BEN. Sos ipor bei Der bierten McB.
9lls Die finite Wtab Ieer ipdr, buU
er tuieoer an: ,Denn ie ipenisitens
- tuenn fe fpenigitens -"
9lber er fanb ben Ra9iab midi
mebr. ipGbrsnb sr org ben Sang enta
lang f9pantte. 9a fiel ss ibm elm:
rWenn fe fuenisItens einen mad Saus
fe brinsen oGienl1 faste er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

bGItf. @ern lpiiroe i9 mid Dir
ge9eniiber in Sdneigen biillen uno
Define llnsere6tieteit nit @iirbe r.
tragen, aber es bonoelt ii9 bier nm
Die Rube uno @hre 1einsr syrou, 6ess
balb mill i9 0einsr Solbeit na9>
geben Gum Slid babe i6 ben Be
lpeis. Den On forberit in Der Sano.
sd peroe eine Dame fomprnmitties
ren, fpeI9e meinem 3urtsefiibl blind
bertraute, aber Did unb ni9t mid
trifft oisie S9ulo!" g1a6 oieien
Dorten fu9te erin ieiner 9rieftalds
nad einem S9reiben uno rei4te es
Gnrieo:
~alIio dbsema9t, mein 9lrturo,
beute segen stpsi llbr tpsroe ib tom.
men. Sd iann nur nidt begreiien,
tuesbalb es fli4t friiber iein fpll. Ou
biit tein Mann, Du bilt Elm 5abr,
plon. ga, meinelpegen, ober 5pis
fhen Dir uno mn 1T immer cine
ll6r. uno mdn9maI lit cine ubr
fdlimmer aIs sine Ripalin. 9eins
9iulid.
ngb! 9llfo mar iie es pirfliG%
tief GnrieO nit suiummenssbiFsnsn
3Gbnen unb einem eallenbitteten
2G9sln.
~Sabe i9 0ir's ni9t ssfast!" rief
2uciand, unb porf 9lrturo einen
Bid gu, Der ibn truf tpis Gin gsibsls
bieb.
sd sratuIiere Sbnen, @isnor
@isoreni, sic baben iidb jsBt auf Die
tIeinen Dittpen berlest, Sic babtn
febr rs9t Sine Bittpe fam
i'm Sauie oes @eliebtsn alles mDgIitbe
berIieren, obne Dab oieier Die Ra9e
bss gbegatten gu befiir9tsn bdtte!
:. : llno nun gu Dir, gnrieo.4
,Dds oenn2A
pOein 8eripre9en.~
rBsI9es9"
nOu bitteit mid nitbt nm @rs
seibuns9"
rSa, es lit pabt :. ib bate ss
bergefen. unO persib mir au9 0u,
Nrturp."
nOb! Ri6t Der gfebe inert. Did
oauert nur Die Dame, Die i9 BLOB.
seitelt babe :"
rSie tDnnten es ia gut ma9en,1
rief auciuno.
.@ie oenna" frus barmlos arturo.
mSeiraten Sic fie!"
n9f9 ia! -. Sd babe ni9t 6d,
ran geoa9t. @ielIei9t tue i9
es =.
Sier erfolste elm l6ngeres Sdpeis
gen, pd6renb beHen ale BRET beims
li9 Die 8ilana BON bsm aogen, ipas
tie geiponnen unb pas lie berloren
battsn. Damn fdleppte iisb ods @es
iprd6 nod Gin lpenis bin, nit unaus
fdmmenbdnsenben pbrdlen, Die nit
Den @eoanten Der Spre9er ni6ts
gemein batten; uno bas 3ufammsns
iein enbigte tiibl uno sleidsiiltis, als
fei gar nidts porsefalIsn.
glrturo 8isoreni Oerabf9iebste fi6
nit Der torretteiten @alanterie, uno
@nrico, Der ibn aur Sir beslsitets,
fasts nit Dem Son faIf9>ssmiitIidsr
Hederei:
nSeBt sebit 0u felbftperitdnblid su
ibr, Ou S6neren0ter -
nRatiirIid!" III
~WeiBt Du ipas2 Sd bdtte Cuff,
Did beute absno 5u ibr su begIsts
ten. Sage aufri9tis:, lit es Dir
Iaftis9"
rDas ni9t aber bore msinen
&at, @nrieo," fagte 9trturo pertrau.
lid: n9leibe oieien Gbsno bel Deiner
Grau. Oie aermits! Sic bat es
reciid berbient! :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

= @trengss prdfioiu m.
6rau Dottor: einit bait bu mir &c.
fdnoren. ou ipollteit mid duf Den
Sdnoen trasen. uno iebt eriiiIIif ou
mir ni9t einmal oieieu tleinen
Wunid? Stsis' NAL in bic 9anne.
Sm 8iIbe gebIieben.
@r: m@lla. = bu biit msin Suiuel.
meine perls!"
Sic: ~Ra. bann fpllteft ou mid
aber nidt 10 oft aus Der GoHuna
brin9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
SIM Merger.

SIN Wirtssurten ipteIt eine ipan-
oernbe MuiittapelIe. Nad Dem
Oritten @tiid miro sefammelt.
f: IS seb mir uno iibsrbaupt
bin taub!1
Mufifus Qaut fdreieno): sen
9" frob, ma fOll'n g . Soppelts
seb'n!"
@af: .@9rei'n g mid net 70
on = i9 bin oo8 net s'b0rlos!"
Der bette 9eipeis. 8raut:
S9oB. i9 CLAUDE. bu Iiebit mid
nidt mebr 70 ipie gu 9esinn unierer
Electromagnetic
@r: Wieio bsnn. 2iebfie9
Sraut: Da tiibteit bu mid buns
bertmal am Sage uno iebt nur nod
fiebenunoneun5ismaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

0urdf9aut. 9lrst; BE
reitet Sbnen bas S9luden 8ei6per'
oen?"
potisnt. %. fsbr arge!"
9ie Srou (eiuiperfeno): nSd, ob'r
nur gu 9auie, Serr Softor a. i'm
Wirtsbdus nett"
= lebertrumpft. .Meine
So9tsr iIt f9on nit neunSebn Sab
ter perlobt.
rMeine 1T fdpn nit a9tssbn
5abren seIdisben!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
8 M edIos. Dame

3pedIos. Dame: rSebr
freunoli9, Serr 8apellmeiiter. bab
Sic uns bic 8illetts gu Dem Spm-
pbonietonSert fhenfen tpoItcH. gber
aufri9tis seiasi, i'd peritsbe ni9i
piel bon Uiuiit."
nnlln6 Sbr Mann9A"
Der peritebt ippbl ipas oapoa {.
uber Der Bort Idiper!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Zinc Sanb ipiiIdjt ti, auters.
Bon Otoberto @raeco.

Wit bem Sdloge ems bertieb
Mar9eId Guciana bi piemonte ole
psiBe 8ilu, Sis artlirO @igorsni be-
fpobnte. Qln Der StraBensde beitieg
iie elm Coupe. uno bemsrtte i'm gins
iteisen, OaB iie einen ibrsr Sanbs
f9ube perloren bate. 8libIhRea
Sudts Der 9eounte in ibr auf, um5lls
tebren, Su ibm Su ellen, tells, nm
nad Dem berlorenen 9anbi4ub gu
fuden. tells um ibr SOol nod eins
mai gu ieben. unb fid an feiner
leberruiduns gu peioen. 9lbet es
mar MittassSeit. un0 iie ipollte beute
su ibrsm Wlann blenoenb liebenss
piifoig fein. @s pdre llnoant gee
pefen. ibn tparten gu laFsn. sic
f4lus oaber ben @agenf9Iag gu, uno
aufrieben nit benz fleinen Spfer. 6as
iie ibrsm Manne ssbrudt bate, be-
fabl iie Dem autf9sr enersii4:
Sabre 5u!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

Splitter.
Ser Wenoepuntt i'm 2eben einss
iungen Monnes tritt Elm. ipenn er an
einem hiibf9en WdbeI porii ber,
sebt. .' VI @'@
Die Gbe 1T Elm @aIat, ben oi.
6rau uns oft su fausr md9t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
a.. FORD PRICES REDUCED.
Cars will Sell for $50 Cheaper This
Year. Profit Sharing Plan.

An announcement of great interest
to all those interested,in automobiles
is that of the Ford Company which
has just named its prices for 1911
1915. A reduction of $50 per car is
made from the prices heretofore in
effect, the revised prices being as
follows. Touring car, $500; rpnabout
S440, town car, $500.
In addition the company agrees to
make a further reduction to be paid
purchasers of cars Of from $40 to
$50 per car if the output this year
reaches 100000 cars AS last years
output was over 225,000. This figure
should be reached without any diff
fculty.
The Remschell Auto Sales Com
nany Of this city, is making prepara-
tions to sell large number of cars
under the new prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
WIDOW MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT.
Man Roomer with Her Declares
Tragedy Her Own Accident.

Pittsburf3, August 3.--Etforts of
the Coroner's office are centered on
investigation of the mysterious
shooting Saturday midnight of Mrs.
Marie Brown, 26, pretty widow of
kittanning, in rooms engaged week
ago by c. Waugaman, 80, in McKee's
Rocks, suburb. The two were sup
posed to be husband and wife. but
after his arrest Waugaman admitted
having wife and children in Kit
tanning.
Others in the house were aroused
Ilbv Waugaman's cry that Marie had
| shot herself" The woman was found
dead in her niehtdress on the bed
room floor. Waugaman insists that
acting on whim, she took a re-
tvolver from dresser, and while ex'
aminino it discharged it accidentally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
WASHINGTON MAN DROWNED.
Thomas Fl. Brinkley Swept Bc!Ond
Depth-Body Recovered About
an Hour Later.

Norfolk, Va, August 3.-WhIic
other members of his party splashed
merrily about the shallow water close
by, Thomas H. Brinkley, of Wash
ington, was swept beyond his depth
and drowned at Virginia Beach
about noon yesterday before his
friends knew he was in danger. The
accident occurred just north of the
flume.
As soon as the people with whom
he was in bathing discovered ne
was missing the alarm was given ur
and down the beach. In few mlnu'
tes scores of bathers were swimming
about the spot where he had gone
down and surfmen with thel, boats
were aiding in the work. An houl
afterwards his body was seen float.
ing near the shore in front OF the
old Princess Anne Hotel site. HI
was brought ashore and for an houl
every effort was made to resuscltat'
him, but in vain.
All the usual methods were trlet
by Dr.. E. H. Morrison and his co
workers., but the body had been IL
the water too long. When the bod.
was recovered it was floating II
/ about 10 feet of water. Friends o
! the drowned man said he could swim
very little, if any at all, Brmkle,
was about 80 years old, and wa
manager of the old Dutch Marke
ir Washington. He came to tn
Beach several days ago for his va
cation and was staying at the At
kinson Cottage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

William Smith was arrested yes
terday at the instance of James Bar
rett, who alleged Smith had assaulted
him with bottle. When the case
was called in the Police Court this
morning the complainant could not be
found and the accused was dismissed
Randolph Stevenson, colored, was
arrested yesterday upon complaint
of Mary Copeland, colored, who al
legged Stevenson assaulted her with a
stick. The accused was brought be-
fore the Police Court this morning.
The; woman exhibited wound upon
the top Of her head, which she al
LEGGED was inflicted by Stevenson. The
latter denied the charge made against
him and said the cut on her head
was inflicted by the woman herself
,suring a scuffie with him. Stevenson
was fined S.. ,.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
ROY CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Charles Robinson is Alleged TO Have
Caused the Death of his Grand
Mother.

Richmond, August 3.--Charles Rob-
inson. q 10 year old negro boy, was
last night arrested charged with the
murder of Virginia Robinson, his
grandmother, who was found tied
and starving in a closet in her room
last Monday by neighbors. Neigh
bors who had known the aged wo-
man for years swore out the warrant
against the child. He was bailed
for his appearance in the Juvenile
Court this morning. after being
taken to the Second Precinct Station
last night. ..-
Virginia Robinson was discovered
huddled away in a closet at East
Federal Street by George Rradley
who had gone to the place to in
ouire after her condition. The
grandson. Charles. is said to have
circulated reports that his grand
mother was sick. and this led to tht
visit. Bradley discovered her tiet
hand and foot, it has been said, an'
with her clothing stripped from he
body. She was in greatly weaken
i condition, and died at the Colore,
City Home on the second day afte
she was found. without having bee
eble to speak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Holy Name Society Band will
give a concert tonight at the chill
dren's Fairgrounds, corner Washing
ton and Wolfe streets. under the di-
rection of W. A. DeVaughan, assist
ant director. The following will be
the program. "March, Color Guard y
Schumann; waltz, "Sobre Las
Olas," Rosas; march, "Dixie Mary
land" arranged by George Southwell;
march, Flagship Connecticut >
Schumann: ."Home. Sweet Home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-03
Former Alexandria Pastor
Passes Away in Rich Il
mond Yesterday,
LEFT IN SEVENTIES
Deceased Had Charge of First Bap-
tist Church Up to 1S73-Made
Many Friends While Here.

Richmond, August 3.-Rev. DR..
Charles Hill Ryland, secretary and
treasurer of Richmond College since
1873, one of the most widely known
and respected citizens of Richmond,
,aied at his home, $50 West Grace
street, at $3.50 o'clock Saturday night,
after a brief illness. Dr.. Ryland had
been in failing health for the past
two years, but suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis about a month
ago, and after few days contine-
mcnt to his room, died from heart
trouble brought on by affection of
the kidneys.
DR.. Ryland was born at Fleetwood,
near Burlington, in King and Queen
County, Va, on January %, 1886,
the son of Samuel Peachy Ryland
and Catherine Gaines Hill.
After graduation from the SEMI
nary, DR.. Ryland served as pastor OF
the First Baptist Church at Alex
andria until 1873, when he was called
to the position Of financial secretary
and treasurer of Richmond College,
4 position which he held until two
years ago, when failing health
forced him to resign the position OF
treasurer, but until the time of his
death. Dr.. Ryland remained secretary
of the Board of Trustees of Richmond
College and college librarian.
: For twenty years, in addition to his
work at Richmond College, Dr.. Ry-
land was pastor Of the Baptist
churches at Walnut Grove, Cool
! Springs and Taylorsville, and preach
ed every Sunday at one or more OF
; the churches. This work he was
! forced to give up when the cares OF
! his office at the college and failing
health made it impossible for nm to
| continue his work with them
The greatest source Of pride with
I DR., Ryland was the fact that III the
forty years during which he handled
! the funds of Richmond College there
was never incurred the loss Of a SIM
! Gle dollar, nor did the college ever
I lost dollar by unwise investments
in all that time. During his con-
nection with the finances of the col
Iege he saw its resources grow from
nothing to the present endowment
Of 81 .052. 900, in the raising OF which
amount he took an active part.
In addition to his connection with
Richmond College. DR.. Ryland was 4
trustee Of the Southern Baptist The
illogical Seminary at Louisville, Ky;
a member of the Foreign Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, and a member Of the educa-
ition board of the church.
! DR.. Ryland is survives by his wife
and seven children.