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Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

piication to his studies, ne in 1873 sradu-
ated with honor.
Ito Immediately located BOO This city ana
commenced tine active practice OF nus pro
fcssion
Amoue the medical fraternity Dr. Bur
foot was held in high regard Tor MS
ability ass Il physician.
nc was a. member Of the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery, ana TOOK an a'-
tive interest iu anything that tended TO
promote his profession.
When young man Dr. Burioot mar
riod Miss Elizabeth Caskic. of this city,
who survives him.
BY this union there were four children,
an Of whom are dead
Dr. Bcrfoot was not member Of any
church. but frequently attended Ccntena-
~.
He is survived by one brother. Mr.
John Burfoot. and two sisters-Mrs. Mar
tina W. Pierce and Mrs. a. =. Shield
Dr BurfoOt was noted for his many
Christian traits Of character. He was
am exceedingly charitable man. and many
will miss him, 10 whom DE was both
physician and friend.
he was ever ready to give his medical
advice free TO those who were unable to
pay.
lie always had a kind word and Il
genial smile for his friends.
The furral viii take place Tomorrow
from the house. The hour will be an
pOuuCcd later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

no held nj 9 o'clock. and VIII Zee address
ed by Mr.. T.. d. Marks. OF the Sh''n-
deal Business College. The mcn' meet
ing will open with attractive services Oh
song AT o'clock. the -oloists oil 'h.
afternoon being Mr.. G. r. Brengle ana
Mr.. j. ". Tubbett. The meeting wiz
he addressed by Mr.. II. l.. Nillett' Oh the
Chicago University
state Secretary Coulter, In speaking Oh
prof Wuletts address at Charlo'tes-
villo Tuesday evening said IT was not
only exceedingly helpful but aiso
tboughtful and eloquent Mr.. NHlet VIII
sneak ON the theme David. Every So"
In the Association Hall should he ii'leu'
The doors will open az $3.50 o'clock. MI D.
r. sanderlin. cornetist. will be the ac-
communist i'm both meetings.
There will be a meeting OF the ac'lNe
members of Lle Young Mems Ohfis'lt"
Association Of Richmond. in the Assoc l''-
tion parlor Tuesday evening fepruary
oth for the purpose of electng oo'ru VI
directors for the ensuing year. IL is very
much desired that there should uc
large attendance at this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
rlr.t rrnIl. Of ccnlrnnr,.. Re,l,nl.

In spite of tho lowering skies of ycstcr-
day cgeniug an excellent congregation
assembled 20 Centenary last night. After
"A spirited song service and solos hv Mr.
j. ;. Hopkins Rev b. VI bockham spoke
from the toNt And as Paul reasoned Of
righteousness. OF Temperance. and OF tho
Judgment 10 come. FellX trembled." Ills
theme was "COnVictlOn Of Sin Felix
was terrified because so convicted All
men. ike him. are sinners and need such
conviction This Is an office of the Holy
Spirit. without which 10 man is saved.
When conviction comes IL banishes self
righteousness and impels the soul 10 re-
pentance and 10 faith
The speaker drew many keen shafts
from the armory OF Gods Word. which
ala not fail OF the mark but here and
there throughout the audience brought
"a cloud of serious reflection over listen-
ers face.
The pastors eXhOrt0ti0n following the
sermon WIS very pertinent and impress
siye. as were the invitations botn spoken
and sung \ perceptible deepening or
spirituality IN the service, rs well as the
first fruits which were gathered last
night gave weight Of interest 10 the an
u0uncemeuts for next week The doors
of the main auditorium will stlll De- OPEN
"a nightly. and other well-known diFln"s
Will aid the pastor.
Further announcements VIII BE- made
ON sunday and ln these columns during
the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

Governor Russell ~ chsracterizcs fros
IIofiman'~ Declaration.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Feb. 5.-speciah-
40 bills of general Importance were In
troduced i'm the Legislature to-day. ssyo
two-one 20 amend the general insurance
law. and the other providing Tor COM
uul,orN vaccination OF persons over two
years Of age.
Governor Russell sent In a long mss
sac regarding the lease Of TIC North
Carolina railway. and transmitting tho
proposition Of President norman, or tho
Seaboard Airline. TO pay $4,000 annual
Is for twenty years for the lease. Hon
man alleges that the president ana d.
rectors OF the road did not gtve him an
opportunity 10 bid for the lease before
the present 9l-ycar lease 90 tre Southern
was cOnsummated.
Governor Russell SAYS this statement
Is startling ana declares II IL is true tho
lease 90 the Southern is void I'm aw,
equity. and morals. and that n the facts
stated are proved, the courts Will 80
declare.
lie says that he hopes no part of tho
pending bin 10 annul the lease 10 tho
Southern Will be- stricken out. and says
the latter company cannot complain OF
the action of the State as u ma not
lease from :he State. but from the North
Ca0iina hallway Company.
The Governor says tae bid Of the Sea
board Airline is an offer OF Sl00om
annually more than the state now re-
ceiycs. Ills message is tho cause or a
great amount NJ comment. \ large num-
Der Of railway officials are here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
THL BIBIE INsTITUIE
At the y. VI. {. \. ToaDay->essions at IL
>oon and \ =. VI

Prof H. l. Willett. OF the Chicago Uni
vcrsity. now conducting six weeks
course Of Bible study at the University oil
Virginia. will arrive in this city this morn
ing Prof Nillett comes 10 this city at
the invitation Of the Womans Mission
board OF the Seventh Street Christian
church.
The institute will bee under the auspices
Of the Y. NJ. G. a. and Mr. Willett is
now conducting sis weeks course al
Charlottesville Va. under the aus
pieces OF the College Association. Those
who have heard him during this week
say that he is not only All able scholar
and teacher but also that his studies are
intensely Interesting ana helpful. The
theme "a the noon session VIII bee "Abra-
ham," and al T. NJ Moses.
ON Sunday afternoon at oclock Prot.
Willett will address the mems meeting
i'm Association Hall. taking for his theme
David" All the sessions OF Saturday
are open TO both ladies and gentlemen.
and q cordial invitation is extended 10
all
The average attendance az both the
boys and mems meetings az the Young
Mems Christian Association showed a
substantial gain during the month or
January. Last Sunday there were l6y
boys present and 20 men. Tomorrow al
ternoon the services will be unusually
attractive. and will doubtless have a
large attendance. The boys meeting will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

The twtntv-nrst annual convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
or Virginia will be held in Petersburg
February 24th TO the 18th next. Enter
or Petersburg for all accredited dele
gates All who expect to attend should
send their names 10 II VI. Hope. general
secretary Petersburg Association, before
February I'D.
Dr. &. T. Schoaeld 4 Northheld. Mass.
will conduct i've special Bible studies.
Addresses will be given by Rev. George
Cooper. ID. D. OF the First Baptist church,
Richmond. EVANGELIST Weston K. Gales,
Of Roanoke. Professor W. W. Smith.
president Randolph Macon College. +. >.
Brockman. college secretary Of the In
ternational Committee. Mr.. F.. l.. Hamil-
ten. railioad secretary Of the fnterna-
tlonal Committee. Rev. r J. McBIyde.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

A Few days ago the fact was published
that judge Wickham entered an
order I'm the HcuricO County Court.
granting the petition of the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company
which asked for the privilege OF extend
lng tho Chamberlayuc Avenue line OF It's
Barton Heights route Co Lakeside Park
WORK on the new extension ls 10 De
commenced as soon as possible. for ~ ls
understood that the railroad company has
agreed % complete the road and have 10
I'm operating order by MAY lst
n b. also understood that the company
shall have one car running each way az
least every hour.
The cars will az the present terminus
on Chamberiayne Avenue turn into I.a-
burnum Avenue. then run out 90 the HIM
Monument. and from there on the Hermit
fsge road 20 Lakeside Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

Interesting Fact. About Hiohmond's citi-
.ns and other Matters.

Mr. Bishop. the wcll-hnown hotel man.
u-ho has besn rorlOusly 49, was shShtly
improved last night
Mrs. William j.. Pumpnrey' continues
quite ill., 40 hcr residence, l-l' west Nam
street
The Ladies' AuxuIary Of the Virginia
Hospital will hold "a meeting "t 'ie iioa-
rital to-day at D. o.clocN.
Rev Job Turner. chaplain or The Deai
and Dumb Asylum. is registered 'l ora =
Hotel lo is on q visit 10 me mHies Oh
this city.
Mr. j. r. SsmGers. of King and Queen
county. was amoug the visitors no the
Office Of the Auditor OF PUBIC Accounts
yesterday morning.
Little Franz cousins. of 80. @ west
Cary. street while playing to-day ieil ana
badly cut bis head. iic Us the son oil MI
Tom Cousins.
,rho steamer virginia. Of the Bay Line
came up tho river from city Point yes
ferday morning. ard sailed ON her triI
to Baltimore Yesterday afternoon.
4 civil service examination VIII be held
in this city ou March 2lth Tor tine srad's
of deputy collector. clerk, guascr. store
keeper and messenger Applications
should Doe hlea promptly
The First Battalion Of colored troops
who have been arranging 10 attend inc
inauguration. have not yet decided TO
o. IN washington. but are considering
the idea of going 20 New YORK next
summer instead.
Hasten Gufou a sailor. attempted 10
cross tho river near Sweeny g hoal-house
Yesterday ON am ice raft. but the rant
% o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

The Eebekah Peterkin Association Hold.
It's Annual Meeting.

The Rcbckah Peterkin Memorial Asso-
citation hello its fifth annual meeting in
the directors room of the Young Men
Christian Association Yesterday at noon.
Rev Or George cooper Of the First
Baptist church. presided and prayer was
offered hy Rev. vs.. Meade Clark, Of 81.
James Episcopal church.
The Executive Committee reported that
the sum of 5000. raised by the Associa-
ton. had been invested I'm a. good securi-
ty. Welding about $3.50 interest annual
ly. This amount however viii not be-
come available until July lst.
The memorial room in the Shcltcrng
Arms Hospital has boon accepted and is
now occupied by a patient. The cost OF
N maintaining the room is nj least 500
per year and 80 was therefore decided by
the ladies' present to ask the members of
tho Association TO continue their contri-
buttons to- the endowment fund. until
10 reaches such am amount as viii yield
interest sufficient 10 cover the expenses
q the room consocrated 20 the memory
Of her whose name is stll fragrant OF
good works and sweet charity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

Remarkable Game Of Chess Between
Nessrs. otto Meyer and W. Mac Jones.

\ wonderful exhibition Of memory was
given by Dr. Otto Meyer at the regular
meeting Of the Richmond Chess Club last
pr Meyer is justly famed as one Of the
best chess players Boo the city, and he
proved conclus.vely his right TO the title
last uilht
eurated between himself and Mr.. W.
Mac. Jones also "a sNlful player. For
two hours the contest was hOtly waged
until the players were each reduced TO "a
king and four pawns. when the game
was pronounced draw.
Many spectators Witnessed the remark
able game with deep interest Several
new members were elected last night.
and there are nOW about twenty skilful
players I'm tile club. which drvOtes every
Friday night TO the fascinating game.
ANY chess player dropping into the
clubhouse on Friday nights VIII be- sure
~ md ioemam worthy u bis 81 !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
THE TINES RICHMOND VA: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1897
CONFEDERATE WIDOWS.
RIDERVIEW CEMErERT SELECTED
ron THEIR INTERMENT.
A Suggestion That the Confederate Muster
Rolls in Washington BE Photographed.
Past Commander James 4. Gray.

The regular meeting of X. T.. Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans. was held last
night. Commander John NJ Warren pre-
siding.
General order No. ~. United Coniedcr-
ate Veterans, calling attention OF subor-
dinate camps TO the change IN the time
Of the annual convention Of the United
Confederate Veterans TO June -, - ana ~
1877. was received. This order Of General
Gordon announces that there are -
camps I'm the Organization and urges
large attendance OF veterans ana to that
end that preparations be made 10 make
the trip to Nashville as early as possible.
General Gordon anticipates that this
meeting Will be the largest assemDlase oil
Confederate veterans yet held.
BURIAL OF WIDOWS.
The committee appointed on the qucs-
ton OF the care Of Confederate WIDOWS
and orphans made the following report
which was adopted unanimously
The committo appointed on motion OF
Comrade BEDFORD 10 make inquiries as 70
securing cemetery lot for tho inter
mont OF the widows Of Confederate vet
Grams respectfully report That they nave
selected IL plot IN the River view ceine-
terry. and that a special committee be APP
pointed 10 carry out the object OF TINS
report
The report was adopted and tho follow
ing comrades were appointed as the com
nittce. col Johl j.. Cary, II. Smith
BEDFORD. and General Thomas a. Brander.
PAST COMMANDER GRAY.
Tho following report Of the committee
WIS unanimously adopted.
past Commander James r.. Gray having
served r. T.. Lee Camp. No. T. q. v, for
two terms as commander with signal
ability. and by his zeal and uniirins
efforts in behalf Of our camp and all inc
objects under its fostering care
Resolved. That This camr oommcnds in
tho highest terms tie administration OF
Past Commander james r.. Gray. and as
sures him that his comrades dts members
will always hold him I'm the highest os-
teen and wish him ~ abundant meas
uro Of happiness and prosperity.
That Past Commander James T. Gray
be requested to furnish tho camp with Dis
portrait. and that the same be hung ON
the wall of Ice Camp Hall
JAS. ". PEGRAM.
g. H. BAUGHMAN.
w l. SMITH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
DIR. ~. ID. RURFOOT DEAD.
Tho Prominent Young Physician Passed
Amy Ne-ierdaN Morning.

After q continued illness OF pulmonary
troubles. Or. W. -. Burfo.t. a we'll
known physician Of this city. died at
his residence. No. SO north Sixth street
at 800 o'clock. yesterday morning. While
his death was a severe shock TO his fam
lily. 1t was not unexpected.
Dr. Walter -. Burfoot was born IN
Chesterfield county. Virginia. foriy-three
years ago. His parents were Mr.. Thomhs
y. and Olivia NJ. Burfoot. The earlier
years Of his life were passed iu the coun-
try. where he received a common-school
education.
When "a young man ne decided 10 STUDY
medicine. and accordingly came 10 Rich
m0nd and entered the medical college
where. after three years OF assiduous APP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

The Sports" Enjoyed Themselves Last
night 1T the Expense of the Animals.

The various sporting headquarters
around me city were practically deserted
last night All the dead game sports
had passed the tips around that pair
of noted fancicrs had arranged "a pin
ard were ready 10 match game cocks for
the amusement and edliication of Che
sports who were itching for sOmoti Ing
exciting 10 turn up. ar SD much per head.
Accordingly general exodus carried
the sports. and those who We're anxious
10 Doe sports out 10 Acca and there the
exciting short Of c0ck-hghting took place.
lasting for several hours. 4 small amount
Of money changed hands and several
cocks biz tho sdwdust. much 90 the delight
OF those who were on hand 10 witness
that most interesting Of all sports
The owners OF the cocks realized u
large sum. and there is little doubt that
i'm "a short time another Will Doe AM
nOunccd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

At ihe Academy of Music the merry
farce" THE Nancy Hanks" which has
been meeting with marvellous success.
VIII Doe seen .er the first time in this
city or Monday and Tuesday with "a matt
noe ON Tue~iuv This entertainment is y
most novel one and possesses those cle-
mcut- that thoroughly amuse ana au-
dioncc and drives dun care away n is
said that 1.-THE Nancy Hanks" is ono OF
fho funniest comedies produced IN years,
and claims sixty laughs Il minute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
Stamps Will be- Scarce

The Everett Waddry Company who
have obtained the contract 10 furnish the
city with stationery, pens, ink, &c. FOR
1891 have decided not 10 supply stamps
20 the various departments. as they have
been I'm the habit OF doing. A. matter
Of fact. the practice has been a source
OF annoyance 20 the company and no
profit whatever. being on a par with
lOaning them 80 much money and wait
Ing several months for is return.
ever being on A par with loaning them
so much money and waiting several
months for is return.
The departments will be forced 10 make
some arrangement TO obtain their stamps
from the postoffice and pay cash FOR
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

A. the annual meeting of Syracuse Di-
..siou cf the Uniform Rank. knights OF
Pvthias. held 900 the.r armoiy 'old Mar
ket HalD. thc following officers wese
elected f0r thc clsuing y'ar.
Centau. n. = Baucnn. First Lieuten.
amt. T. d. Heck. Second eutcnant, VIM
o;rantznowskv. Recorder George T.. Bow
oon. Treasurer r.. ~ s1laggins.
THE captain made che following appoint
ment-. T.. b. Dyson. first sergeant. a. A.
Evons. second sergeant
Mr. Bowdeu has been is recorder since
the organization of the Division. and de.
ciined reelection. but the Sir knights
would not listen to hf declining and
elected him hy accllmat.0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

Clerk II. r. Meoncy has received "a
writ Of cer,iorari for the removal of the
suit I'm which the Southern Railway Com
pauy is appellant and tho Carnegie Steel
Company Limited is appellee. 90 the Su-
rreme Court of the United State. This
is A suit involving $4,000 brought by the
Carnegie Steel Company against the old
Richmond and Dunvino Railroad Com
rany for steel rails supplied. Tho United
States Circuit Court a. Appeals found o.
verdict for the Carnegie Steel Company
and 1t is being removed 20 The Supreme
court ON petition of the southern Rail
way Company by Wit of certl0rari.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

WOODSTOCK. "a. Feb. Mrs Jcn-
niues. widow cf the late Horny Jennings.
LIVING 80 Eiinbgre. this county. was nor
fbly ard fatally burned Wednesday. ~
seems thar sh, often SAT ON the plate
OF the 60, king stove 10 warm her back
Yesterday She Was alone Don the kitchen,
and nelghbOr hearing her cries went 10
Der assistance and found per clothes
ATTIRE lie called for assistance. and the
ire was cNtineuish-d as soon as possible.
but too late tO save her life. as she was
burned almost 10 crisp from her waist
10 her feet. She was burned about :
o'clock Boo the afternoon and died. SUI
fering terrible agony. at last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
"cIeyeland. Carlisle and wilson

John G.. Carlisle. Secretary of tho Treas
ury. Is at tho Firth Avenue Hotel. II IN
said that the object OF his visit Is TO
meet the members Of "A well-known law
firm in tho city. who have made over
lures looking toward his Joining the firm.
Two months ago II was stated IN The
Sun ON the highest authority that Mr.
Carlisle was 10 open law Office in New
York city after March an. Since then
10 has become known that Postmaster
General Wilson. the author OF the VIII
son larin 0ill. also thinks OF coming 20
New York 10 open a law office
I'm fact 10 was all over town last night
that the new law firm IL 10 be- Cleveland.
Carlisle 81 Wilson-NeW York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06

The members Of the Blues Battalion are
considering the question whether they
shall 20 70 Washington on March 4th. to
nartlcipato In the big parade. which is 70
take place IN honor OF the Inauguration OF
President Mckinley.
Should they deeide not 10 go. then they
Will likely determine on trip 10 New
York towards the month Of April, 20 take