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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

that being the day set for the excursion
10 Old Point under the auspices OF the
Junior Auxiliary Of the Home for In
curables The special object OF the ex-
cursion Is to raise money enough TO pur-
chase electric bells for the handsome new
building on west Broad street, which VIII,
il IS expected, be ready for occupancy
certainly by November. The Auxiliary Is
especially fortunate In its officers ana
members. making a charming bosy OF
Jealous workers. Mrs. Mann ;. Valentine
Is It's efficient president; Miss Nelly BOY
kin, vice-president; Miss Annie Gray
secretary: Miss Julia Morton, secretary.
Tickets for the excursion may be secured
from any of these. or from the members
Of the Auxiliary-Misses Lisa Beirne
Hattie Ross, Kate Buford, Leila Gray
Mary Mayo, the Misses Wedden, the
Misses Mckinney, Meade Burwel, Betty
Cary. Mrs Gordon Wallace. Marion
Meade. Lulie and Mabel Walker, sue
Wexford, Sue Shpwith and Annie PEN
der Gordon. They may also be had at
Harrisons drug store Broad street;
Morris confectionery store; Polk Miller's,
the Rosemary Library. and at the depot
on Saturday morning.
The train will leave at $50 A. NJ. ana
1 o'clock on Saturday, and returning Will
leave ola Point at o'clock and $3.50. Spe-
cial rates for meals can be made at the
hotels. Already many Of the most de-
lfghtful people I'm the city have purchased
tickets. and a congenial party Is already
assured. Should the day be fair, that
will insure brilliant success, for every
other factor has been assured by the
zeal of the Auxihary's untiring president
Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock quite
q large audience gathered at the No-
mans Club to enjoy a programme OF
which Current Literature was the
general subject, Mrs J. Addison Cooke
being the chairman, and having associat-
ed with her Mrs. j. II. V. Daniel ana
Mrs John c. Robertson. To the geherai
regret. Mrs Caskie Cabell dld not give
the promised readings. owing TO the tacS
that the manuscript was through mis-
take left at home by one OF the COM
nittee. Her audience were very genu-
inely disappointed. Mrs. Robertson rcau'
with accompanying comment when was
most entertaining, and 10 the point two
exquisite lyrics by Father Tabb- "A
Cherry Bloom" and "Sigh from the
Sea" Rudyard Kipling's "Recessional;
1.-TWO Toilers." and poems by James
Lane Alien, and stephen Pnillps' Mfs'
Daniels paper was interspersed with hui
NOR throughout, and fun Of thought. Her
subject was Virginia and Vlrginians IN
the Literature Of the Past Year.
Mrs. Cooke modestly took the last place
upon the programme, her paper being A
summary with critical comment OF th'
leading books Of the year. Each OF the
ladies was literally applauded. The au-
dience included as guests Mrs. James
Lyons. Mrs. f.. b. Thomasson. Miss
Cringan and Mrs. Charles Cooke On
Monday next the Ramabai will lecture
before the Club.
Mr.. Henry Fairfax. OF Virginia. Is
among those who will have noted horses
at the Maryland Horse Show. which quite
a number Of the fashionable set OF Rich
mond will attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

Carroll WelsIger. Mary LYMAN, Stuart
Graham. Carrie Midyette, Clayton Sledge,
MAY Potts, Stanley Blanton. Mary era
ham. Robert Weisiger. Bertha Bobbitt.
and Percy Yarbrough solo by Mrs Mich
aels. we Shall Know Each Other Bet
teri" solo and recitation, Rock OF Ages %
Miss Becker: solo by Master Stanley
Blanton. recitation by Master Percy iar-
brough. THE Bishops Visit, solo by
Miss Doza Mitchell. Children OF the
Heavenly King"
Rev. w. y. Beauchamp' or ~. James
church addressed the meeting on the
great purpose OF the sunday-school-yiz.'
the conversion OF the children.
The reports were as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
NEWS FROM HSNR!C0.
Gardner Fined 500 and Costs-Eddic
King Free Again.

A marriage license was issued by thu
Clerk OF the Henrico county yesterday ia
Mr.. Charles l. koss and Miss Bernss
dette A. Smith. They were married yes
terday evening. Mr.. Ross IS well
known machinist OF Richmond, and his
bride-elect is the daughter Of Mr.. John
Smith.
The case of Eddie King charged with
hetraying Carrie Robertson was disposed
OF in the Henrico County Court yester-
day.
The parties are members OF the upper
crust OF society among the colored folks
The case resulted In lung jury. six -
six. and the Commonwealth nolle prose-
auied. The case was dismissed. Th9
accused. Il is understood. VIII marry
prepossessng colored damsel named
Phlllis Jasper.
The casa OF J. ID. Gardner. charged
with selling liquor without a license. wac
up before the denrico County Court yes>
terday on a new warrant.
Gardner was fined 800 and costs. IT'D
case was tried first before Magistrate
I.arus, who fined CarnesHfzz& and cost.
and tho accused took an<ceai. The
County court sustained Magistrate
I.arus In his decision
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
DIR. Sweeney at Calvary Baptist.

Rev. Il. T. Sweeney preached by invi-
tation the anniversary sermon at the
Cavalry Baptist church Sunday night.
lie took for his text. Cor xiii. 1913. The
church was crowded TO overlooking. I'VE
find everywhere both the natural and
the supernatural" There was a very
large and attentive audience present and
the sermon was an able and instructive
discourse.
The last part OF the discourse was an
calculation of the faith. the hope and
the love that should animate Christian
people in order 90 usher In the final tri-
umph OF this truth.
Rev. h. A. Bagby. of Cavalry church.
preached for Rev, Mr.. Sweeney sunday
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

The ladies OF the Hebrew Memorial As
sociation have set apart Wednesday, tho
18th instant. Tor the observance OF Memo
r,al-Day at the Hebrew Cemetery. and at
O'Clock that afternoon they Will as
semble themselves there and. with ap-
propriate exercises. decorate the graves
Of the Confederate dead.
The veterans from Lee and Pickett
Camps and those from the Soldiers
Home will be in attendance. and II the
Walker Light Guard is not ordered away
I'm the mean time, they will also turn
out.
The ladies are especially DESTROYS that
as many contributions OF flowers as can
be made will be sent either 10 the ceme-
terry or to Mrs. j. NJ. R0senbaum. No. III
west Grace street. or Miss II. e. Levy,
al No. as west Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
At second PRESBYTERIAN Church.

A large congregation greeted Rev. Dom
aid Guthrie al the Second Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. Dr. Hoge
made the announcement I'm the morning
that Rev Mr.. Guthrie had accepted the
call. and the latter prefaced his sermon
in the afternoon by reference 70 the
Kindness Of the people OF Richmond 70
him.
Rev. Mr.. Guthries text was John IT,,
II: This beginning Of miracles did Jesus
In Cana OF Galilee. and manifested forth
His glory His subject was THE Crea-
tive Authority of christ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
REV. N. DANIELS
CHOSEN PASTOR.
RandoIph-Street Baptist Church Ex-
tends Him a Call.
He WILL PROBABLY ACCEPT.
Rev, Drs, Hoge and Tyler Preach 10
Soldiers-Rcv. DIR, Sweeney at Cal.
vary Baptist Church-Other Ser
vices i'm the Churches Sunday

Sunday afternoon extended a unani-
nous call TO Rev. G.. NJ. Daniels. OF La
Grange. H., to become its pastor 10 sue
coed Rev. W. T. Jolly. II is understood
that he will accept and begin his work
here about July lst
Rev. Mr.. Daniels was here some weeks
ago while on his vacation, and preached
twice al the invitation Of the Randolph
Street people. They were greatly pleased
with his sermons.
THE ACTION ENDORSED.
The church bUsiness-meeing was held
at 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, the COM
mittee's recommendation endorsed heart
fly. and the call extended.
Mr.. Daniels is very highly recommend
cd by Rev p. s. Henson. pastor Of the
First Baptist church, of Chicago; Rev.
c. +. Hewitt, secretary Of the Divinity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
They Make a Good Showing for the
Month of May.

The May meeting Of the Methodist Sun
day-schoOl Society was held at Park
Place church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Addison Maupin' president and
Charles +. Rady, secretary. The attend
ance was very good, and the exercises
very interesting.
The monthly report from Park-Place
school showed continued Improvement and
growing interest.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev, Il. Ri. Beckham. of Asbury
church. and singing by the school,
The president then introduced the fol-
lowing exercises by the pupils of Park
Place school all OF which were rendered
In excellent style. showing thorough train
Ing by the teachers OF the school:
'sChimes OF the Clock, by Ida Lynham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17


church,
School Of the Chicago University and
others who are known TO be capable
judges and conservative cOunsellors lie
is at present pastor Of a fiourishing young
church at La Grange, and while highly
esteemed. he desires TO come South 20
be I'm a milder climate.
He is the secretary Of the Baptist Min
listers Conference OF Chicago. and is well
spoken OF by the clergy Of that city.
he has wife and small family.
HIS CAREER.
Mr.. Daniels was born in the state OF
Wisconsin, February ~. 1853. and is.
therefore about a. years old. lie was
ordained 20 the ministry In the year 1871
by the Baptist church al Spring Prairie
Wis, the church Of which be had been
a member since his youth. I'm 1875 ne grad
uated from the Wayiand Institute, ana In
1858 from what IS now known as the
Divinity School OF the Chicago Univer-
sity From the latter institution he re-
celved the degree OF "B. D. Drs Har-
per Northrup Boice. Anderson. and HUI
burt were his instructors.
He was pastor Of the Baptist church
at Batavia. H.. for five years, and was
eminently successful there lie has been
at La Grange for the past three years,
and has done a good work there also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
IFTTIIN T = -
Cashier and Secretary Of the Board.

Ala meeting Of the Clearing House As
ISOLATION OF Richmond. held this after
noon the death Of Major Fred. r. scott
was announced and, on motion. the tci-
loving paper presented by Mr. Hablis-
tom Of the Citizens Exchange Bank. was
adopted. and ordered to be published IN
the daily papers
We record with great regret the death
of Major Fred. r. Scott, Nice-President
~ the Merchants National Bank Major
Scott had In our community an enviable
standing. ne was an able financier sta
tisticisn and banker. his judgment was
sound and his energy unwavering. In his
departure our clearing house has lost q
very valuable member and our city a
very useful citizen. His friends VIII la
ment tho loss of his agreeable companion
ship. We tender to his stricken house
hold our sincere and respectful sympathy
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN,
President
j. W. Sinton Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
DIR. Tndor,s Fine Sermon.

Rev. Or. w. V. Tudor preached a
strikingly fine sermon at Centenary
Methodist church Sunday night on Trust
God" His beautiful treatment OF this
subject OF faith was based on Matthew
xvi, 20: And Jesus said unto them. be-
cause Of your unbellef: for verify ! say
unto you, II ye have faith as a grain OF
mustard seed ye shall say unto this
mountain, remove hence TO yonder place,
and It shall remove. and nothing shall be
impossible unto YOU"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

Conversions: Fairmount. il; ST. James,
%: Union-station Mission, T. Epworth, z;
Park-Place /. After reading the reports
the congregation united in singing
Praise God. From Whom All Blessings
Flow" in thankfulness for the forty-fve
conversions reported.
The next meeting will be at Little-Trin'
ity church. on the Creighton road, on the
firth Sunday in May. Board meeting at
Broad-Street church next Sunday after
noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

late Major Scott. They will meet at the
Camp Hall this morning at Ills o'clock
In fun uniform.
Lieutenant Commander Joseph G. Dick
erson Comrades }. Taylor Ellyson. John
Murphy. Joseph V. BidgoOd. James W.
Pegram. =. Leslie Spence, Charles c..
Scott. j. Bo0tcn llill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17
Har,shorn Alumnm Association.

The ninth anniversary OF the Alumnae
Association of Hartshorn Memorial COL
leee Will be held on Thursday neI at
S p. NJ
The literary and musical entertainment
viii be held this evening at T., NJ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-17

J. W. sinton. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
PAYMENT OF TAIES BEGUN.

ONLY CHECKS RECEIVED ON THE FIRST DAY
THE RECEIPTS EQUAL TO OTHER YEARS.
The Receiver 81 Taxes began 70 take In taxes
Yesterday Notices had been sent out WITHIN tne
last two weeks inviting taxpayers to send In tner
money by check on the first day 10 facilitate ousi-
ness and Aid the clerks who overworked on
account Of the number who wish to pay their taxes
the first day.
When the tax Office opened yesterday morning
there was long line OF taxpayers in waiting while
the receiver had pile of letters in front OF him
each one OF which contained check
man who presented 500 in money was told to
con,a hack with IT some other day only checks
could be received on the opening day.
The Receiver was further hampered yesterday
because Saturday is a half-holday. lie had no
means of ascertaining correctly the full amount re-
cevei but In his opinion II Will equal the nrst
days receipts OF previous years when mas varied
from A0O0Oo0 to 100000. go,
Those who nav their taxes during this month Will
receive a 6 per cent rebate between October ana
January l. A rebate will be given on all taxes
maid before the first Of the year and after that
penalty will be exacted
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
BySSJIN OPERA COMPANY.

Through the efforts Of number OF members OF
the Russian colony in this city the organization o.
an onera company devoted principally 10 the pro-
,,,.,io, ~ works by Russian composers and in the
Russian language has just been effected AT the
h.ad Of this company is a tenor from the Imperial
onera Of ST Petersburg NJ f. Medwedeff' who tn
ecocnition OF his services received personal GIT
from Archduke Michael. brother OF the emperor
,,xarJcr Ill The company IL TO be called the
tonssian Opefa Company. and viii make its nrst aP
nu,ra,"c before the American public at the Acad-
pcai Ntusic I'm A Sunday evening:
cntyoher NJ Mcdwedeff will be the soloisi ana
oc,"pe' ss.ts,ad nv "A number OF artists. well az
VI" "S har,,. ~ sixty voices male and female. all
~ Srohsrs a of the newly organized COMPANY ne
programme will be confined eht!re" 10 nus''A'
compostions
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

Shell. who has for ten years effectively coached
all athletic teams. announced his intention OF
leaving Swarthmore TO enter broader field at the
University Of illinois, football enthusiasts dis
mayed But when 1t learned that Dr. Carl
Williams. captain OF the famous University Of
Pennsylvania team Of 1894 ana 1885, had been se-
cured as coach their spirits Immediately rose.
All the football candidates arrived here on Sep
tember 20 and Immediately began hard training.
The team Is gradually rounding into shape under
the new system Of play-the great Pennsylvania
guards back formation" introduced by Williams.
OF last years team. Way quarterback. and A.
Verleuder tackle. in the class of 'sS, and
Harper end. has gone into business Brownfeld.
the star halfback and D. ia ackson guard will not
be in the game this fall owing parental objec-
tions. The remainder Of the team-Captain Far
quhar Booth Downing. McNaugh. J. 5. Nerlender,
seaman and Jackson VIII fill their old positions.
OF last years scrub. Thomas and Tyson appear 10
have shown the most ability. The former put up
a good, stiff game at tackle and Tyson did his
full duty at end. Temple. 02. of the Swarthmore
Grammar School has been the fortunate candidate
for the other tackle position. Bell. new man In
college Is an experienced player and fills the va
cancy left by BrOwnfeld effectively. \ strong
schedule of games has been arranged
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
NEW FEATURES AT THE FLOWER snow

The bill will he changed at the Flower SHOW OF
the American Institute at the Academy o' DeSs"
for the week beginning Monday. October ). pre-
sentinp q fresh array Of floral actors. Prizes
awarded in the Photographic exhibition will be an
nounced The change in the exhibition OF flowers.
fruits and vegetables at the fair VIII be 80 great
at the beginning of the second week that IT VIII be
virtually an. entire show. II will be highly
cninr.d with many species not before exhibited, and
viii be- afame with gladioi from the great planta-
ton of them at Floral Park. Long Island inc
Ia hss keep arriving in endless procession. ana
pr f. NJ Hexamef, the presiding genius or the
show has hand than he can hnd space 20
.xbihit Eddy the "kite-hier has some remark
,he views on exhibition. showing scenes In New,
York CIV taken with camera tied To kites tan
hundreds q feet In the air
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

line while on the left side Of the centre Wyvl
and Little have had a chance. Chisholm Is work
ing hard to get foothold at the centre OF the nne
and Dickinson also at right guard AT present
Windsor is playing the other half to Captain W hit~
ing but as has been indicated. his work Is not
what it should be. Seicher may possibly make
the pace for Starbuck fullback pretty not IL
Is declared that Sweetland will be out and play Al
his old position AT right tackle. II that is the case
Cornells stock would rise considerably AT once
On tho whole the candidates. while not brilliant 1y
any means. are a likely set. and even with larry
mediocre material such enthusiasm as the whole
University is showing. such hard work as tne
candidates are undertaking. and such intelligent
generalship as is displayed by Captain Whiting
and Coach Warner. are bound 10 go far toward
bringing about the desired end SIDE LINE.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
DARTMOUTHS KNOTTY PROBLEM.
CANCIEs RACK OF THE LINE CAUSE Much
WORRY TO THE COACH.

VACANCIES RACK OF THE LINE CAUSE MUCH
WORRY TO THE COACH.
Hanover " H. Oct I-,SpeclaD.-The football
season AT Dartmouth has begun and the grldrOn
is daily the scene Of activity. About thirty men
out trying for positions on the team and
the most encouraging feature Of the situation is
that there are several good among the new
candidates. notably Ang. Rankin. Christie. Per-
kns and Kirschberger while others who were Only
substitutes last year are expected do well this
year. The have been induging in daily prac-
tice under the direction of Captain Crous, and
next week. with the arrival OF Coach Wurtemburg
on Monday. business will boom In earnest. DR.
Wurtemburg has coached Dartmouth for several
years In each irstance he has developed win
ming team and there is every confidence in his
ability to do likewise this year
The situation Ia particularly annoying. however,
owing to the large number Of vacancies left on the
team Cavanaugh and +. Walker. ends J. Walker
guard Putnam. tackle and MacAndrew and Eek
storm. backs represent Dartmouth's loss from last
years team five Of them stars. 1t IS considered an
especial misfortune that the trio OF backs Of three
wears experience should he broken up. for in Eek
storm, Crous and MacAndrew Dartmouth had
n trio which has been ranked by many as the best
OF any college In the country, so that, with them
as nucleus 1t had been an easy task TO MI vacan-
cies in the rush line This year. however. vacan-
cles must he filled both In the line and back of IL,
and the task seems n formidable one. The man
ayers however are sangune. and the college ex,
poets a championship team again this year, ana
POSSIBLY one that Will mako at least as good
showing against Harvard Jennings and Stickney
two substitutes Of last year. are the most likely
men 10 mi the vacancies behind the line though
Kirschberger, Of Chicago. and Wainwright. OF one
years experience are pushing them hard for posi-;
tion. Edwards. Of last years team. VIII be found
i'm he line in day two. as VIII Hutchinson,
both OF them returned volunteers who have. AT the
advice Of the captain been resting for week
Emerson has been forced TO give up practice owing
The FIRST team as now constituted. is: Centre.
Rogers. guards owe and Leach; tackles Corson
md Ang: ends Rankin ard Christie. quarter
hack Went worth: halfbacks Crolius and Jennings;
fullback Stickney or Perkins.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
YALE PROSPECTS BRIGHT
NO WALLS OF HARD LUCK COMING FROM NEW
HAVEN At PRESENT.

HAVEN At PRESENT
New Haven. Oct. 1.-(SpeciaD. the gather
ing Of the candidates for tn, Varsity football team
last week the already bright prospects Of a good
eleven have become brighter. The weather has
bsen cool for this time OF year and the work OF the
The practice each day consists OF half an hour or
so devoted 10y the backs TO kicking and catching
pun.s while the l!nemsn Try few falls out or the
dummy the tackling machine The Varsity and
college eeven- then line up, and after short time
devoted practising signals two sharp fifteen min
ute halves played.
1t can be definitely stated that there VIII be
no regular head coach 10 remain with the men
throughout the year. but that Captain Chamberlain
Will rely entirely on graduates who Will spend as
much time as their business Will allow.
billy" Bull, the star drop-kicker, has returned
to college TO take course I'm the medical school.
and intends TO devote what time he spare from
studies 10 the welfare Of the .cam. Frank Butter
worth expects TO bc i'm New haven for short perl
ods a does also George Sanford. who has been
giving his attention lately TO developing a good
ader. Brnkerhon Thorne also coached the backs
for "A couple of days last week
De Saulles. last years quarter back. mas been
tried AT halfback with great success. and may per-
was substitute quarter back last year. will take
mis- place II is 10 be regretted that kiefer VINO al
tracted much attention last year by reason or
his long lodging runs has been debarred from
playing by the faculty. owing 10 his low standing
last spring
captain Chamberlain has not played yet. but
T. dcvoting his time 10 experimenting the WORK or
the tackles ana ends.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Marvellous Values
In Silks
For Monday and Tuesday.

We shall endeavOr to outdo all past rec
ords in this department. as difficult As this
may seem in face OF the past seasons eX-
cellent showing but We are positive that
these values will make this department a
busy spot.
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New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
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New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
swARrHMoRE PROSPECTS CO.

Swarthmore. Penn. Oct. 1.-tSpeciab-The pros
poets for winning football team at Swarthmore
this season are unusually bright When Dr. j. x.
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