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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
ryyoy rHEo1oGrcAL sEMINAfH
Chances of Its Being brought to Richmond
Very Good.

To-day's issue Of the Religious Herald
SAYS edtorially: -,.....,o,.s
II now looks as If the Preshyterians
win bring Union Theological seminary
- richmond. The synods Of Virginia
and North Carolina have yet 10 vote on
IN but it is thought that this VIII ne
a mere matter of form, and these VIII
acouiesce i'm the action Of the trustees
which wa3 practically unanimous j"
favor Of removal. Mr.. Ginter mas gwen
a very aluable site. and other triehds oil
the enterprise have conated la.s ~ s..'''s'
sa NAT thev Will have about N25.wJ 10
snond on buildings. This i, great move
for Virginia Presbyterians. and FOR me
citv of richmond We rejoice IN the
coming Of the seminary The presence
81 such a body Of Presbyterian divinity
win be useful to the community In many
WAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
bvterIes. Mem Amt ch'hes Capita


The General Assembly contains 1899
members. and gave ss.5.3 TO this cause.
average per capita. o. 90. The Synod
~ ViTxinla contains lO.0S) members. and
gave $685.: average p,r capita. Vi 9-iv
Tho amount gwen TINS year Dy lne
whole church and by the Synod Is less
than II was last.
The synod contains almost exactly one
fifth Of the members OF the Assembly,
arnoi,nf given nv the whole Church. In
view of the above facts and the impor-
lance OF the cduse. the work done by our
synod IS very small.
Respectfully submitted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

william A. Kemp. who shot and killed
Norris Boyd al party I'm Jackson ward
some time since. and who was captured
I'm Boston and brought back 10 This city.
and As now awaiting trial In the city jail
VAS interviewed yesterday, and d'xared
that ne had shot Boyd accidentally. lie
said he ran away because he was afraid
the Jackson ward negroes would lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

The Southern railway viii sell tickets
70 paleigh and return account the state
'py,,rirnIf1irai Fair on October I'D 23d and
9th nj rate OF siG including admission
- The grounds. For information as to
sChednle' etc. cali at city PASSENGER office,
s31 east Main street. J. G. HORTON,
~ city Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

The Richmond Railway and Electric
company has sent Captain Frank Cum
nlngham Il check for SO for distribution
among the members Of the Richmond
Rase-iau Club. Captain Cunningham
viii turn the check over 10 Manager
NNel1g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
One Dollar Damages.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
suit was tried. instituted by c. Z. John
son. against A. X. Schaap, for alleged
nbcl and Islander. The plaintiff laid his
damages at 5000. but the jury rendered
q verdict for one dollar in favor OF the
nlainlln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

The subcommittee OF the Committee
on Grounds and BpildinGs appointed to
select a site in Mcurvo fass: for the
erection of the Jefferson Davis Monu-
ment win meet al the corner OF Pine and
Main streets on Friday afternoon AT )
O'Clock The committee consists OF
Messis Seay. Snead. and Gunst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
Ienable-Strcet Church Revival.

Revival services are now in progress at
Ncnablc-Street church. Pastor Dill viii
conduct the services until next Monday.
when lr. l.. G. Broughton, Of Roanoke,
ranks among the strongest reYiyalists in
Virginia, and a good work is anticipated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

. ,s So, No 20 decide whether II will act
in reply TO the Assembly's direction or
not. ,t.,,,,a, ~
the West Virginia Assembly we take me
follow,rx fgtires-the only figures avail
able"and they are taken as correct:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
SUMMER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
BETH COUNTY. VA

Most deHghtful resort I'm the NOUN
tains Hotels ana cottages have all
modern comforts.
Splendidly Kept. Reasonable Prices.
open the Year Round.
For terms apply TO
Mr.. FRED. STERRY. Manager,
aul6 hot Springs. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

The funeral OF Mrs. Cornela Feather
Grant viii take place from the undertake
ing rooms of J. W. Laube at III O'Clock
this morning. Interment At HOLLYWOOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24

Hodge and Stems were on the Princeton
eleven Of 81.
Mr. Green's decisions were not good.
lie cost McCabes touchdown.
Allan Potts is Mccabe's greatest help.
The team depends on him.
Many farmers who had never heard of
football saw the game and were amazed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
MORE OCTOBER BRIDES.
MISS NELLIE HOSDr HECOMEs
THE BRIDE or Mn. H.RDWrCKI
A Pretty Wedding az Venablc-Stree pap
Gst Church Miss Worshan
WEEDS Nj. BATES.

Yesterday afternoon at. half-past !
O'Clock, Grace-strect Baptist church
was the scene OF a happy gathering. tho
occasion being the marriage Of Miss Ben
Worsham and MIR. Samuel Eiward Bates.
Jr.. both OF this city. Dr. j. NJ Pitcher,
of Petersburg, uncle OF the BRIDE Of
aciated
Tho couple entered the church TO tho
strains OF Lohensrin's wedding march,
rendered by Mr.. Jusus.
Miss Worsham is tho daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Worsham. and Mr.
Bates Is the SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. :.
Edward Bates. and a. a clerk IN the First
National Bank OF Richmond.
The following gentlemen acted as usn-
rrs; Mcssrs. William r.. Willis Charles
"A. Brown. j.. g. Pitcher. OF Roanoke,
John w. Bates. and G.. Gibson Wor-
sham. Mr.. ". III. Brown acted as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs Bates left Immediately
after the ceremony for a Southern trip.
and VIII be at home after November
18th az @5' north Tonth street.
IIardcwickc- Nondy.
Nj Charles nardwicke and M'ss Nd
lie Elizabeth Moudy were married last
evening az O'Clock at Ntuablc-strctt
Iaptist church. So tie prtscn, ~ large
gathering Of friends. Rev J. $. Dih. thc
pastor. oihc.atne. Tho ceremony was
quiet but exceptionally pretty. one The
bride. WHO is "a handsom" brunette, was
8iiircd boo stylish travelling dress ~
Iawn-c0iprci ladies' cloth, and CARR "a %
her hama large cluster Of brides ROSES
The aiiendanis were Me srs; Eersls-
son tbest maW..C Juis0n Talidf .rro, ".
= Hewlett j. g. flONl. Joseph W lnsOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
lllArIL..

THROCKMORTON.- at his resi-
dence, 6i6 Beverly street, October %,
1903. at O'Clock +. NJ, ROBERT J..
THROCKMORTCN, I'm the sixty-second
year of his age.
Funeral from Pine-Street Baptist
church THIS EVENING at o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited 20
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
Harriet Hubbard Aver,
1871 West SIS, ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
Oc1 tn, th&satf
ADJUSTMENTS.

MOZART ACADEMY. xssfyM
vi Highest Class Events. A<8EAA
TO-DAY, ktT v
Matinee and Evening. sft* y
OCTOBER 9TH III oh 81
GILNORE'S FAMOUS BANL Nv
OF 20 artists. directed by V ~EI
VICTOR HERBERT. All the ~T
band soloists and MISS IDA 90 IL
KLEIN prima donna lsnni HA I'M
prices Stelnway Grand FL ESAEfN/Zp
amos brought expressly from ~Tfr"4,,xsS
New York, oc-i-H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
JULIE RtCAMIER.


No woman can be beautiful or even
CLEANLY in appearance whose face Is
marred by pimples. blackheads, blotches,
freckles or other imperfections.
These are the ONLY skin remedies IN
dorsed by physicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
CITY Circuit Court.

The following cases were disposed or
In the city Circuit Court yesterday
W. NJ. Parrish VS.. Hargrave. &c.
Garnishee dismissed.
&. p. Dean vs.. John c. Small. At
tachment dismissed.
T.. L. Powell VS. William L. CroNton,
&c. Case docketed.
Holt Improved Water Filter co. VS..
Russell. and same W. Hawkes.. Suits
dismissed. agreed. defendants to pay
costs.
S. c. Woodward VS.. Levy & Davis.
Plaintiff non-sulted.
Mrs. Ashby Jones left yesterday for
New York. where she Will spend about
ten days with Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Zlegler.
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Gam Schools.


NJ Y. u. EVENING LAW SCHOOL
1Ns(Formerly Metropolis Law SCHOOL,. opens Oct J. %
LII. r. after three years. Evening course.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean.
Address for catalogue REGISTRAR. University Wash
ington Square Eaet.
Vice Dean, CLARENCE d. ASHLEY.
POI Broadway. n. Y City.
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway. y. Y. City
~ Evening Dept Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD
OF instruction. Degree Of LII. H. after
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
A ssOcIArIoN BUSINESS INSTITUTE 4th-ave. and
"A Z3dst. NewYork-A day school for young
Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Penmanshp. business
Correspondence English Composition Photography Type
writing Commercial Law. Unusual advantages. Apply for
prospectus 10 WALDO II. SHERMAN Educational Drec-
tor. Open Sept H. IS
II ERKELEY SCHOOL. Is. 20. q "A West <4th St.
- New York cty.-The autumn term. ieh year. VIII
begin Monday. September Both Copies register
and circular OF the boarding department Will be upon
application to J. CLARK READ. A. NJ. Registrar.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE.
- i03-105 West ED 81.
Thorough preparation for leading Colleges.
Primary and Junior departments limited. Reopens Oct
n. ARCHIBALD SHAW. JR..
Principal.
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GUNNER Resort Uui0es.
Sumner Homes on Long Island.

Long Island. illustrated descriptive book. and
summer homes book describing hotels and boarding.
houses on Long Island free application at 49, 49,:
$50 End i2l3 broadway. NewYork: at 333 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn Eagle summer Bureau. and at Flatbush-aye.
station T. L. X. brooklyn. send cents In stamps
to II; n SMITH Tranc Manager l. l. r. r. Long
island City.
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Dublie Notices.


g UPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the APP
peason Of the Beard Of y BY the ECu1s
curing BY The Mayor Aldermen and ccmmonaI,y q
s side c c e 81 ana
TWENTIETH STREET, between First and Second ave.
and approved By said Board as site for school
q se Ho"' of 'Sss as amended by chapter OF the
s % ss By sp:r q "a . l '
the thee is 1s COURT Of that . sn w at BE ss
Term Of said Court TO be held at Chsmbers thereof sss
day Of August 1885 At the opening OF the Court on n.
FOR the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate in the
aboveented matter -
tended i The scaaston q ,se hy The Mayor AIdsr.;.
anS the bnn IN sns n.
finances thereto belonging on The northery sid. Of Nine
stree, between , First and second avenues IN q:
@ e sss
as amended by said chapter IS of the Laws OF 1890 sN
property having been duly selected and approved by tht
and IN pursuance OF the provisions Of said chapter lei
parcels Of land namely:
being IN tbs or wa % the
c. Which taken together are bounded and q"
at DSn @. the | a s Of &, Ea; S.
ton Of the westerly side Of First with norhey
along & noSs sds Of street. @
SHes hsnGs r n9hsr and a parallel with the said vest
block between Nineteenth and twentieth streets theac:
sn ,6s1fs HoftGTIy parallel
ssi to Ss @ soas
side Of Twen,eh liS feet point distan, SO
ws's S,@ n S hs scse s se se s % ~S
site Of what formerly Primary School No IS iss
70 the northery side OF Nineteenth the poin,
pi ps,s Of S Sssinnins ,.,. go.
Tryon Row. New-York city.
SUPREME COURT-In the matter of the
to Of os q n. C y % ss The
to aSqSps s Msyor q Als.rmsn and COM
f sT fnes an;
selected and approved by as site fos school
pSposs a under and IN OF the
q the Laws 90" Of @ OF 1885, as amended BY chapter
BY ?sapc the ISL Of The %
se Oh me an ss Of WY X %:d:
Special Term OF said Court be held chambers there.
ga August hey OPENING 81 S" Of *:
@ s Of sSnnss1 sss
The mature IN and he OF Ss
tended Is the acquisition q tile The Mayor xldefmsa
buildings and 't sSs .p 1SS:
hrst1 street ssGn sa az the
Ward q 'aa city: y .Sseias same T e ):
sss:s n :ss sSS:. M " 9;
duly e s app Ss Sy 's q:
s ssid n Of Of hs 5 school
OF the Laws Of 1883 amended by said chaptss IS Of
the Laws OF 1890 being the following described otA
pieces parcels Of land. namely:
All those certain lots. pieces parcels OF land situate
lying and being In the Twelfth Ward OF CITY Of
New York which. taken together. bounded de-
scribed follows:
Beginning at point formed by the Intersection Of the
norhery line OF Ninstyhrs street with the westerly line
Of Frs. aysnSs running thence Westerly along north
ery line OF Nlnetyhrs $50 feet thence northsy
and parallel with First 100 fee, 81 inches the
centre line OF the block between
second streets thence esserly and parallel with Ninety
nst street 90 feet thence southeriy and parallel WITH
flrN avenue s inches thence eastcriy parallel VITA
Nnety-nr.t street 100 feet the westerly line Of Frs
Avenue thence southery along the said westerly line
avenue 100 feet 20 the point place Of besnnins
Tryou Row. Nsw-York Ctty.
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THE WAUM BEK


JEFFERSON. WHITE MOUNTAINS, n H.
Through parior from New-York daily Accommoda-
for 800 guests Amusemens include Golf Links.
Tennis &c. HORACE PORTER Manager.
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L. =. Mail Steamships,
WHITE STAR LINE.

Br'annic Aug. -. Britannia Sept H. 10 A. n,
Majestic. Aug 81. q a. m. Majestic. 4 n,
Germanie Aug p. noon Germanic. Sept 25 ii 80 a m
T'uto.ic sept T. a. m ITeutonic. Oct. 4 m
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier A. North River. Office. ~ Broadway n Y
ii. MAITLAND KERSEY Apen,
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ADTRONDACKS

TTG1E BGRMIEl[EW0
sARANAC LAKE. y. Y. Open the year round. All mod
ern Improvements Send for circular.
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Muds@m R6vsuo by mayO6gha
TROY BOATS

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 80 w.N
ioth-t daily except SATURDAY M ESpress trains fos
touches a, Albany SARATOGA EXCURSION, $40
LAKE GEORGE EXCURSION. 81 30 COCO during seasoa
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A COURT-MARTIAL ~ GIMP.

TRIAL. OF A COMPANY X MAN FOR BEING IN
ToxIcATED WHILE oN GUARD.
State Camp Peekskill. July ia garrison court
martial was convened at general headquarters this
afternoon 10 Try Private Weber. OF Company ~
unon charges Of being intoxicated early on IueSu"y
morning while a member Of the guard Inc evil
dence offered tended TO show that the private VINO
had Jus, cone on from sentinel duty had peeh eN-
cused from the guard tent for i've minutes anu
had returned in ten fifteen minutes unner the
influence OF liquor also. that when II was time 'o'
him 70 &c out with hts relief again. about -FOUR
hours later he not capable OF doing So 10
these charges the prisoner pleaded not s"'y anu
First Lieutenant Charles ". Smith. OF company l.
vas assigned AZ his counsel. The hearing was
bref the only witnesses being First Lieutenant
Stebbins or Ger OF the guard on Tuesday. ana inc
two sergeants OF the guard The findings were sent
% headouarters The officers OF the court were.
can,ain " Content. president: First Lieutenant
Ernest r. Tilton. Judge advocate. and Captain Id
ward c. Smith
There will be no more sham battles General Nc
Alpn put a stop TO them because OF the hght az
.iIoodv Angle" week ago. when some OF NE
Al Dst;orv men had their faces burned By powder
from the guns OF too enthusiastic slst men.
Two battalion quartermaster-se rg"ants were mp
nointed on evening parade tonight Ihey are
Cuartermas ter Edward chalmer. u company ~ 10
ist battalion. and Private John OXEN TO 81 Bat
fali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
DIED.

age Georsiana stevens. widow of Samuel Henry Bailey
Funeral Services at her late residence IS East-ave.
Norwalk. Conn, at O'Clock on Friday afternoon.
St. Louis Mo. papers please copy
EHRLICH-On Tuesday. July 49, Simon NJ Ehriich. CHIEF
Funeral services AZ Temple Emanuel 5,have 49,
ST.. Friday. July 10, at 10 o'clock q. m
FIEI.D-suddenly July H. at the residence OF her
brother Arson W Hard Lawrence long Island sas
H. Field, widow OF Frank Field, OF Phiacelphia
Int.rn.nt at Woodlands Cemetery. Philadelphia upon
arrival Broads,. station Of the O'Clock train
from New-York. July ~.
GrNTHER-At Galilee. n. j.. July II. Mary A.. widow
OF William Henry Gunther.
Funeral from her late residence No. west o1thsts
Saturday. goth inst, at 1890 a. m
HARvEY-At Bloomfield y. j.. July Is. 1885, Joseph 4
Harvey. in the nth year OF his age .
the funeral services at his late residence No S37
Boomhed-ave. Friday ;uly 10, at o'clock p. m
In,erment at Bloomfield Cemetery
NINTON-At Narragsnsett Pier July H. 1se5. Sophia G.,
widow Of Charles Mnton, IN the 18th year OF her age
Funeral the Church OF the Aecension btu
and lO,h-st.. Friday July 49, al @'oo y H.
Kinoly flowers.
PENNINGTON-Catharine widow OF A. s. Pennington
and daughter Of the late John Colt
Funeral from her late residence Paterson at ~ m o.
Saturday, July 20
Int"rm,nt private.
roMEINsA stony Point r At P M h, July s,b Is pheS'
the residence OF her son. Watson Tom
carriages viii meet train due at Stony Point 1852 m
wEssELLs-At her residence in Litchneld. July -
Caroline f. Wadsworth. widow OF General henry W.,
Vessels. u. s. A.
Funeral Saturday. July 20. at 49,
wEsTON-on Wednesday, July II. Theodore D.. son q
George s. and the late Mary L. Weston
Mrs. a' w. at wsm NS III wss
WOODwARD-On July H. 1885, entered the Glad Land
the home OF her friend, Miss yeitch 80 Junius-
Youngest sister Of the late William :. Woodward.
Funeral from the house Friday 10th inst. at ?. m.
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nrsrc TO 90 WITH THE PTCTrRES

Another concert yesterday afternoon at inc Nmeri-
can Art Galleries added TO the interest OF the hne
loan exhibition of pictures given for the dement, OF
The Tribune Frcsh-Air Fund ana Ihe herAu
Frce-Ice Fund. The artists who appear In these
concer,s give their services. and. extra price
Of admission Is charged. they simply form most
enjoyable addition to the exhibition on the days
when they occur. An interesting feature OF the
programme yesterday was the plano solos OF MISS
Lillian & Newmark For a player OF her age. twelve
wears she displayed remarkable proficiency. she
nlaved The Herald Chimes" "Titanla." by Lee
febvre- Wcy and c. Bohm's "Poacca Brilliante.
Miss Georgia Powers Carhart. who had been an
nounccd was unable TO appear. and her place was
taken by Miss Kate Linden. who was already on
the programme for two songs, Ecstasy, by Beach.
and Sweetheart" by Powell. ii. {. Mecklem
played n harp solo. dreaming; Miss BESSIE Meek
phone, and the two gave Hermans Grand ran,
tasie" AS a duet. The concerts VIII be continued
from time to time. and the exhibition VIII remain
open til the end OF next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
pAy-IMERICAN CONGRESS OPENED.
THE DELEGATES WELCOMED TO ToRoNro-Ap
DRESSES At THE FIRST SESSION

THE DELEGATES WELCOMED TO ToRONTo-AD-
DRESSES AT THE FIRST SESSION
Toronto. Ont July ls-The Pan-American Con
gross of Religion and Education was formally
onened this afternoon at the Horticultural Gardens
p,vi.ton The attendance OF delegates al the open
,n, numbered nearly thousand Mayor Kennedy
cav. n cordial address OF wclc me on behalf OF the
CITY AT the opening meeting this afternoon The
nov DR. Sims welcomed the delegates on 0"nhf OF
tho Toronto Ministerial Asso cation. The Rev Dr
: & Smith president OF the Congress, IN thanking
n,evious sneakers for their words OF welcome re-
,errod 70 the way In which the British ana Amer
,c,, oags were lntertwlned in decorations AMI eS-
messed the hope that not until the crack OF doom
you'd the two be rent asunoer The Rev Father
RYAN. on behalf Of the 70 nan Catholic priesthoon
OF the city, joined in the welcome eNtehoeu ~
Mayor Kennedy and others
Mrs Charles Henroian. Of Chicago. dwet on t"'
imnortance OF women being represented in the Con
gross She spoke IN terms OF warm admiration "i
Queen Victoria as a rePresehihute mV'' na ono -,
Amerlca's reprcseniative women. Inc AFTERNOON
proceedings closed with brief address by the ft"'
i,r II " Bennett. OF Akron. OHIO. ,,.,.,
Three thousand people gathered In the hpiuVu'-
turai PAVILION tonight. where the frst bu.,hess
session OF the Congress was held PROFESSOR lar hi
OF Trinity University, Toronto occuped me Cha,,
The programme OF the evening consisted on az. az
dress by G &. Bowrey. OF Chicago. PRESIDENT "l
the Worlds Congress on The New Movement Tor
the Peace and Unity OF the World ireslucnl
Smith's Inaugural address. and one by professor
Clark on Religious Congresses and Their he7po"s'
bilities." 4, -. 90. ,,rc.
The attendance OF delegates proper Is not as large
as had been expected. but there are many reasons
10 expect that the gathering VIII be successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
TEN THOUSAND BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
OPENING OF THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL coNvEN

OPENING OF THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL coNvEN-
TON AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore July 1s--The delegates and visitors 10
the NTH International Convention OF inc Dap's'
Young Peoples Union Of America continued 10 ar
rive throughout the night and early morning hour'
until at 10 o'clock there were looV consiesa'eu "
the mammoth tent located at the Madison-aVe.
entrance TO Druid Hill Park. The interior OF the Dig
tent presented a gay appearance, with myriaos oi
American flags Baptist union flags ana Enghsh
flags hanging from every post ana pole III '"e
place.
An enormous chart containing d hs' Va 9"
schools and colleges In this country that are con-
trolled by the Baptist Church. occupies consp'cu-
Gus position over the choir stand. whiie just III
front Of 1t is suspended another large chart SNOW"
Ing the home reading courses that are carr'eu ""
BY the union.
The platform from which the speakers addresseo
the audience has a capacity for 2W persona i"s.o
seats were occupied by ministers BACK OF 'h''
Platform six tiers OF seats gave accommoua.,o ~
chorus OF 800 voices and an orcnes'ra VI my
pieces
Devotional exercises were led by the Rev. DR.. c.
A. Hobbs, Of Delavan, Wis. His references W 'Ho
warm hearts and warmer sun Of the Southern
city elected the first applause. The heat was
sitting.
In the absence OF Governor Brown. Mayor T.. -
Latrobe officially welcomed the visitors. ana ION"
dered them everything within the confines OF ING
State.
The Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton. pastor OF bra"''y
Baptist Church. made eloquent address OF ~er
come In behalf Of the Baptist Young Peoples 80
cieties The speakers statement that the pay
lists believed in everlasting separation OF ChuIcn
and State was applauded. and when he added ina.
the Baptist does not believe in the red nat pu'
dSes believe in the little red schoolhouse the au-
osnce cheered again and again. =, "
The Rev Dr.. L. N: s. Haynes of Troy S ~ ~ o.;
responded to the addresses OF welcome on Dehaii oi
tns Board OF Managers and the delegates:
Inc tent was again crowded when the AFTERNOON
oeen put In position about the tent during the
ecess but they afforded little relief from the IN,
ssnco heat Many OF the male delegates discarded
coat and vest as they resumed their seats.
~ me session began with praise service. LED ~
prank Harvie Smith. of Brooklyn. presided, The
made an address on Money and the Kingdom"
taas ws: followed BY an open parliament on sys
SnSssd b the Rev. =. r. Chivsrs. Of Nsw-Yerk