Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
WHY HE WILL LEAVE
,e,.sy TleBTTs HAS STOOD THE
st' r,sAvY STRAIN LONG ENOUGH.
,.. at the y. NJ. q. A. So Exacting
W. That lie Feel. Need Of Rcs'-m"y
suggest Ills Successor.

49,, surprlse and regret was ex-
''", Yesterday at the announcement
pTss, George - Tibbitts had ten
w"' "a resignation az secretary OF
.. Young Mems Christian Association
:. tbs city
T.be.,ts succeeded MIR. Candlish
,osl,ioa IN February, 1893, and
- 81 incumboncy there has been
s' w., Increase in the prosperity and
- Of The association. Among tac
u introduced under him are TIE
fo' -, Of lectures. the junior edJ &
',.sd department.. the ladies' gymnasium
p r,w educational classes in the
4,partmcn,. etc. Mr.. Tibbiis was
-. forelront Of the movement 70
The f.na Tor the discharge Of the
-, u NE association. This movement
'''' "a IN $3.50 being pledged for the
-. AID he pledges are being gene
~ met The people. said an officer OF
...,,.stioa yesterday, are paying up
BEAUTIFULLY. 49,, ,,oo,.crs
4
49,, Mr. Tbbitts was seen again yes
-, ~ a Dispatch representative and
inc reasons for his resignation
LTD tha, he was influenced by the
~ m. work anu the lack of as
80, but there was no one TO blame.
-" continued Mt. Ttbbitts. is one
-. "se hardest fields in the United States
,,s-k We do not have the active
.,snce hire from members that Is
Lserherc but perhaps. that cannot
- hslpd. We have an efficient Office
- bat the amount paid assistants
I. -. sufficient To- in luce them to re-
=. T. IS impossible for US to have
outslt. recreation. haven't been
- .h b.ll.ng but one night. except
- was on my regular vacation.
- came here. While / am willing
. .,s.. ..rr.Gccs | do not think i am
- .. .l stay more than two years,
- .rs arc other men more capable
.s,. .-,.'ne the daties than ] am, and
ID. BE- glad TO come for 4 longer
int
A.. Cu.fpLAINT TO MAKE.
rt.ret sly this by way OF complaint
49, .. 90. il-fceung. There Is no trou-
. o. ut that OF being compelled to
80. ar.at sufficient rest. l think |
rear s.utterncr by birth, who is
..rr.v POSTED In association work.
.l b.. willing 20 step in when ]
~ T-l., believe ne would be willing
:, ~,... T..tmo9l his future home"
81. rft,'- further said that his re-
=. -. -.n ihe board have been most
S.,. ...s as have also been his rela-
g.. SIKH fle Icoll. of Richmond gen
... .,. Pee has absolutely no plans for
.. except that he hopes 10 take
tr u rih- rest
...s.at yuu anything more 10 say?"
, OLA. Dispatch iIan.
...t.sa.iI viii say" replied Mr.. Tib-
~. u.tn smile.
AS OUTSIDE RUMOR.
g. THlts is native of Canada.
f- ...u.s sdll reside there. lie re-
o.. Disclose the name of the gentle
o.. r... b.. slil would be willing 20
s iu. Tn" fact, however, that he
...--.. s..ally % that gentleman's
= uiatfn birth gives color TO
ramon that the present sec
., E- BEEN wounded by some idle
g.. o.. D.. Eject that the association
tI.t .Iv, a secretary who was to the
-
..- .- s. -. Travers. president Of
=, ..-..i %. was seen 10y the Dispatch
.f..r. he sold the resignation OF
, was Il source Of the deepest
I.-..- m ara bee was exceedingly sor-
ial gotten into the rev spapers.
..-. ..:..l-el 10 committee, consisting
charles Tanner. Robert :.
.... .I toward Swineford u wait
Tftvts and urge him TO recon-
T- c..ll 10; say what the board
.r the event that Mr.. Tibbitts
ID I-- lu3i!11 was not 10 take
.t... February ana in choosing a
.. ...r.f 90. board would have 10
.. r.,..i,iy over the field. 1t was
Ilcult thing TO run
rY- Dtjstian association
'. wil probably call upon
.t'. 'Y-.ay.