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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
The Bishop'S Gratitude.

Tho following letter enclosing check
for so. was received yesterday by Chief
". O.. Fuller Of the Fire Department:
Mr.. w G. Fuller. Chief Of Fire Depart
mcnt:
Dear Sir-Allow me TO thank YOU in
my own name and IN the name OF the
Catholics OF this city for the prompiness
and efficiency displayed by your fire de-
partment I'm saving the Cathedral from
destruction last Monday mornins.
The fire department or Richmond is
und,r your able and mastery leadership,
justly the pride of our citizens.
Please accept my enclosed mite for
yoIr brave hrcmens fund
Faithfully yours.
A. VAN De NYVFR.
Bishop of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27

marks OF many hard winters upon their
dismal-Iooking features. Smiles were
scarce and the entire line looked as
II they had Just emerged from funeral
cortege.
The redeeming features Of the perform
anoe were the work OF Frank Casey. as
the keeper Of the elephant: Charles Bur
rows. as the Instructor OF the siamese
troops. and Miss Louise Brooks as the
widow. These did as well as they could
with the icebergs around them, and the
continual frost that dropped upon the
performance was no fault OF these latter
people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Lycenm Lecture To-Nieht.

one Of the best lectures in the IVceum
Course will be given tonight by Mr..
art critic. His subject will he "The Ma
tiOnal Gallery. London. Italian School "
The fact that Mr.. Pagan is 50 distin-
gushcd in art circles and Will illustrate
his lecture by stcreOptiCOn reproductions
OF the great masterpieces of the London
Gallery. gives peculiar interest to the lee
ture. Mr.. Pagan has already appeared in
Boston New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore, and has met with a reception
which few English lecturers have enjoy
ed in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
To Give Concert.

The Citizens Band Of Richmond will.
on Monday night next give "a grand con-
cert and ball at COrcOrdn Han, Cor the
benefit OF the uniform fund \ good at
tendance is anticipated.
This we'll known band was organized
on the 2lst of October. lN,. 10 IS com
posed of some OF the former members
OF the old Howitczers' Band and other
experienced musicians Of the city. In
fact the entire band OF seventeen men
are excellent musicians.
This IS an independent band. organized
for the people. and is under the leader
ship Of the efficient band master Phillip
COlaVitn. 10 rehearses once week. at
the Hcnrico County Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Many a cooks reputation
has been made by her use
of Royal Baking Powder.

others caught her spirit and sought TO
drown her loud "Amens."
But Il was too much for Sister PoindeK-
ter and she in the task OF out-shoutihg
the congregation either ruptured blood
vessel. sprained her heart, or congested
her brain. 80 that she dicu on her way
home after the meeting.
She was accompanied by two friends on
the homeward journey and had not pro-
cooded FAR when she was overtaken by
sickness. and as Poythress drug store
was reached at the corner Of Main ana
Second street she gasped several times
and died
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains and
decided that her death was induced by
an excess Of zeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Harrison VS. Manson-argued by George
Mason for appellee and II. II. Pollard for
appellant and submitted.
Supreme Lodge Knights Of Honor VS..
Oeters-argucd by -. G. Richardson for
plaintiff in error and p. r. Crump for
defendant in error and continued until
to-day.
The next cases to be called are Dulany
vs. willis, No. 81 and Jordan VS.. Liggan.
No IS.
John Stewart Bryan. Esq. OF Richmond,
allowed TO practice i'm this court.
To-day is opinion day, and a number
will be handed down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Captain Parks Lecture.

Captain r. s. Parks. of Page. will this
evening repeat his lecture on the Life
and Character 81 Robert =. Lee IN the
hall Of the House OF Delegates before the
members Of the General Assembly. Cap
tain Parks delivered this lecture before
Lee Camp on Lees birthday. and the
large audience az that tine was Immense
~ pie sed by the eloquent address of the
representative OF Page county, whom Mr..
Pitcher, OF Fauquier has styled the
Gladiator"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27

Mr.. George McClelland Johnson and
Miss Bridget Agnes Mooney were mar
ried last evening at the home Of the
bride. No 2S20 . street. A number OF
the friends and relatives % the young
couple witnessed the ceremony. which
was performed by Roy. Father Tierney
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. Thomas
Mooney. and the groom is woll-known
emplove OF the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Elected Two Ellcrs.

There was a business meeting Of The
conefegatio NOT the Second Presbyterian
church held last night in the lecture
room Of that church for tho election OF
two elders and six dcacons.
The election Of elders only. took place
that Of the dcacons being postponed until
Wednesday night next.
Those chosen to serve as elders were
Messrs. John 5. Munce and John \.
Coke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
oyERTAxED HER STRENGTH.
Martha Poindexler Gets Religion and Dies
Heart Trouble.

Heart Trouble.
Mount Zion tabernacle was filed with
,ts usual assemblago Of dusky humanity
last night.
revival was ION" and hot night OF
n vsas ia prospect The crowd had come
prepared for excitement and the proceed
ings satisfied every appetite.
The anxious bench was presided over
by Brother simpson OF Penitentiary Bot
tom. and was filled 10 overlooking.
The preacher had exhorted laboriously
and the sinners had fiocked TO the front.
sister Martha Poindexter was one of
the most prominent lambs in the fold
and passed the others. in shouting, by sew
orai lengths. and while the perspring
preacher coached her sho redoubled her
efforts.
Her example was not In vain, for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
ONE NIGHT ONLF.
A Large Audience Very Much Disappoint
ed In "Wang" Last Night.

Fortunately for Dan Packard's com
pany. Wang" was scheduled for one
night only.
So far as the opera of Wang" goes, II
is all right. but In order to give the
opera to the public in proper shape, a
fairly capable company al least. must in
terpret Morse and Goodwin's clever pro-
duction. That was not the case last
night Dan Packard himself was out of
his element and his limitations OF DeWof
Hopper were. indeed. feeble, while all
the necessary essentials 10 the character
Of Martara. that Miss Laura DEMO pos
sessed were bewitching smile and A
pretty figure. The chorus was weak.
and the feminine portion carried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
Conference OF yiryinla Colleges

The abstract IF the proceedings Of the
Conference OF Virginia which held its first
annual meeting December l6 and II. 1887
az Richmond College, has been issued.
This contains the constitution of the or
eanzation and other information in re-
gard TO the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
AS 4 DEMOCRAT.


"He is now and has ever been DEM
ocrat and nothing but a Democrat. ana
FIR Chairman. he was and H. the original
leader of tho free silver Bryan Dehioc-
racy of Hanover county
so that as a party worker for more
than thirty years. ne is entitled 10 con-
sideration for his long and faithful sell
vices.
bur. Mr.. Chairman. in addition to all
these high claims. which he has upon You
for your SURFACES he wears badge inc
noblest. highest and most honorable de-
coration ever worn by man Inc empty
sleeve OF the Confederate SOLDIER.
"He has passed through the valley oil
the shadow OF death FOR me and tor
mino-for YOU and for yours
"Oh. Mr.. Chairman, most OF VI mere arc
so Young that many OF US DO not remem-
Der the brave DAYS OF old. we nave
never known the fatigue of The ceaseless
march for DAYS and nights. nor the
gloom OF the hospital; nor Mr.. thal1-
man the wild glory OF the charge IN line
Of battle. .-,,
PINT Afr Chairman. we know enough
10 be grateful. with a full and overflow
ing heart 10 the Confederate soldier
This man. Mr.. Chairman, who l have
the honor 10 nominate, entered the con-
federate army as private In tne nan
over e;rays. Fifteenth virginia Infantry.
lie won his leutenantcy by his GOODNESS
on the field Of battle. He fought at WI
uamsburg and in the battles arouhd
Richmond. He participated In the victo-
rles of the Second Manassas, Harper
Ferry and South Mountain. And the
Fifteenth Regiment bore the bruht o,
the crisis OF the day on the bloody neld
of Sharpsburg. ,
This regiment was at Shepherostowh
the day before the battle. II was march-
ed all night, crossed the Potomac ana
was hurried into action under the eyes
OF the commander-in-chief Our lines
had given way In the. centre at the
bunker church. We hear In deafness
song and story OF the deeds OF Virginia =
heroes up the heights OF Gettysburg; but
tell YOU. Mr.. Chairman. no more mag
nifcent charge was ever made, no
more dauntless feat at arms was ever
done than by your fellow Virginians
when the Fifteenth restored the lines OF
Lee at that famous church
and tho half Of their number lay silent
on the ground their last effort had won
The Iegions OF Lee were still vicors'
Ere the day and its story was DONE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
SENATOR ]. E. MASON NAMED.


qualify a man 10 be a judge as an ac-
curate knowledge Of the law itself.
Il am not one OF those who think tnat
all wisdom begins and ends with the
closing period of the nineteenth century
Judges have been from time immemorial-
and while / will not refer 70 what the
inspired writers have said upon THIS SUD
iect In the Bible. because 1t Is unneces-
sary TO refresh the recollection OF this
audience. vet / will tell you what the
greatest uninspired writer OF all time
has said.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
10 ExHTByT DIR. HOGE'S BUST.
Request For II BY the National sculrtor's
eoetefx.


II will be interesting not only 10 tho ar
tistic public OF Richmond. but also 10 the
many admirers generally. OF Dr. Moses
D. HO2e. TO know that the bust or mat
celebrated divine. executed In this city
several wears since. by Sculptor Fred.
Moynchan. then Of Richmond. will ~
special request Of the Exhibition Commit
tee Of the National Sculptors Society be
displayed al their annual exhibition next
May
The work. as is well known here. is a
striking likeness and in addition has been
admired as a piece Of very high-class
modelling by all the prominent scuiptors
Of New York city, whore Mr.. MONAGHAN
Is now located.
Together with the request for one Of the
lusts Of Dr. HOgc, the committee has So
licited Mr. Moynchan 20 also send TO their
SOcicty's exhibition at least one Of MS
statues for the Georgia state Monument
at Chilkamaugi battlefield. of mich three
works Of art. % detailed account was re-
Gently published in The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
To STRENGTHEN the NAVY.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Madrid CORE
spondcnt Of the Daily Mail says the
government will ask the next Cortes to
vote 100000 for strengthening the navy.
Senior Sagasta read 10 the Queen Re
gent to-day what is described as a VERY
satisfactory dispatch from Washington
The Minister of Marine has authorized
the officers OF the Spanish squadron at
Havana 10 attend the naval banquet 20
be given by United States Consul, Cen
crai Lee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
At the jefferson

Among the guests at The Jefferson yes
teIday were Mr.. and Mrs w ". Clarke
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus w. Apple
garth. Baltimore: Albert w Naylor. Eng
land: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IA. Champion.
Troy. n. y Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph a. Leg
gett, Troy. n. Y: General and Mrs. Bird
w. Spencer New Jersey: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Richard Morrell. New Jersey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
/. IrpGEs Neutrality-suspicious..

-Four things belong 10 judge-to
hear courteousy, TO answer wisely, 10
consider sol crly and 10 decide Impartial
IT,.
Nov I say to the caucus that these
four great attributes go TO make up an
ideal iudge, and that they are fuliy JOIN.
ed an the man whose name ] present and
for whom ! solicit your sulrages' liis
kindly heart and native dignity has made
him so courteous that II will Lc a pleas
ure to appear before him.
Ills thorough knowl adge or the law
will enable him 10 answer wisely.
Ills dcep religions nature Is war
rant that he will consider sCEerly' ana
his matchless clam and equipoise mas
ever been maintained by habits OF ths
strictest temperance.
."rhat he will decide impartially' viii
surely follow as the necessary conse-
oucnce Of the other high attributes nave
named.
Il submit therefore that there Is not
man i'm this high audience who VIII ques-
ton for a moment the thorough quahn-
cations possessed by Mr. Haw Tor this
position.
"N,ov q word a. TO his mertorious con-
duct in The past and first as 10 the SER
vices he has rendered the Democratic
party.
lie was for years tho chairman OF the
PARTY IN the county Of Hanover and the
committee still acts under his guidance
and advice in every question Of doubt
ful moment.
1T is not too much to say That IN
unison with the Hon. r. H. Cardweh
now on our Suprems bench, he organized
victory In the thirty-fourth district IN the
very memorable campaign OF lsSj' wheh
the Democracy triumphcd over It's hi'n-
erto successful enemies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
New Pnsfmaslers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Fourth-ciass
postmasters have been appointed as ioi-
lows. -, MI,
Virginia-Graham. r. l.. Gillespie: WIN
gina, G. |. johnson. -
North Carolina Boiling Springs, Toliver
NJ Green. Kenly. ID. II. Hinnant, Mays
Vile, Annie L. Truckner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
G-aud Chancellor Daruall

II. ". Darnall. Grand Chancellor Of
the knights OF Pythias, will meet at Lee
Camp Hall next Tuesday night. and will
eXemplify some Of the work OF the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-27
To Practice Here,

Mr.. John Stewart Bryan was admitted
10 practive law ia the Supreme Court OF
Appeals yesterday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-16
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18
C1ubdOff1.

An unusually weIl-nttended and interest
ing meeting OF the Ladies' Reading club
was held last Tuesday. the subject OF the
weeks study being Religious Sects Orig
mating In London" Some delightful fye-
minute sketches were given by the MEM
bern present. The one by Mrs. Howe on
MNthodism embodied an elaborate descrip-
ton OF the church built by John Wesley,
tho founder OF Mcthodlsm. which old build
ing Is still to be found In London. The
grave of Wesley Is also 10 BIO found there.
Mrs. Dunbar gave a short accoaint OF the
Quaksrs. their rise and something OF their
peculiar forms and doctrines. This was
especially enjoyed by some OF the ladies.
who proudly number among Their great
grandnamuias quaint and stately ladies In
gray gowns and snowy berchiefs. HspinG
thee" and thou"
Mrs. Holland presented In an ATTRACTIVE
manner the rise and wonderful growth OF
tie Salvation Army. springing az did tho
idea. from the brain OF woman. MIS-,
General Booth. In London. TO Mrs. Booth
was offered at one time BY some weaitny
Engl.shmsn enough money TO Duiid .
Tabernacle larger than Spurgeons. Tne
gift was promptly refused by her. with the
remark thai she could roach more people
nv her street services and marches through
London" The picture thus given OF MRS;
Rooth shows her in a most unique ana
fascinating light--a cnristian heroine.
wfthrnt touch OF fiction or poasy, MIS-
Ho1snd, in a graceful manner aekho".,
the salvation Army In Houston for books
and Journals by means OF which she gained
valuable Information on her subject unob-
tainabie elsewhere. This 10 subject Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18
Personal.

MIS- u. q, locke. VINO was with hcr
mother. Mny, NJ. r. Jones' for q few days
hast week. returned to Dallas on Thursday.
Miss Au.noid OF Galveston. who has been
tho guest OF her grandparents. Major and
Mrs. ]. n. Gary, will return home tomor-
row. l
Mss ouinian, who arrived In the city
on Frtiuv will be with Miss Effsc JoneB
until Monday.
Mrs. G. II. Jones OF sherman is visiting
Mrs. III. A. Jones.
Miss bessie Spencer. who has been with
Miss Marietta Dclgado for some time past
will leave for her home in Galveston to-
dsN.
Mrs. M r. Jones and Miss Manette
Jtxics returned last SUNDAY from New York
CITY, where they hare spent the past few
v2pihs Tlioy ara NOW at the Capitol
Hotel.
Mrs. Edwin Taliaforro and children Of
Galveston aria with Mir, and Mrs. w. NJ.
Mitchell on Mckinney avenue.
Mrs. Joo r. Morrow OF Galveston is
with Mira. MeSsett on Mckinney avenue
aud will remain during the holidays MIR.
Morrow will tciu her on Chrlstmas Day.
Miss Eula Francis Clark. an accom-
plished young lady of Crowley L., is WIS.,
ting Mrs. Sidney Long, sle LdBrannh
street,
Miss Ethel Browrson OF Victoria. who
has been the guest OF Miss Annie Nc
Keever ior several days past. returned
home yesterday
Miss Lucy Morris is now with her sis
Ter, Mrs. r. b, Morris. on Main street.
Miss Jasper Gibbs, who has been the
Iuest pd her sister Mrs, w. ". Jones. at
Deepw'Nter for several days past, returned
90 her bono In Mexia Yesterday morning.
Mrs, JONES' accompanied her and will re-
main during the holidays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18


Mrs Vernon Leman and Mrs. ]. e. Gary
a,,-a n novel entertainment at their home
~ tho corner of Texas avenue and Craw-
ford street Thursday night IN the snaps
of photo party" complimentary 10 MISS
Tuggle, Miss Watson and Miss Arnoid OF
Galveston, the latter Of whom Is grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Tables
were arranged as In progressive eucnre
and on each table were four photographs OF
various guests, taken during childhood.
The four persons at each table were gwen
ten minutes wherein to guess the iaehtity
of the Young woman or the young man rep
resented by the photographs. A great deal
OF amusement was thus Afforded. PrizeS
for the best guesses We're awarded 10 MISS
Henke and Mr.. Crane, while the boooy
prizes went to Miss Allen and Mr.. hftre.4.
Appropriate refreshments were served our
,,o tha avaninp Those present were:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18

Men i" german OF the week was that
u 4 assembly hall on Wednesday
arsh,s MI and Mrs. Alonzo Key aud
ln,n, MISS Edna Earle Key. as a COM
y The z club. ana it was very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18


Mrs james A. Baker Jr.. will open her
new home TO her friends on Monday, Jan
nary .. from to p. m, when the New
Year calls. which the Sabbath will prevent
on the previous day, will be made. She Will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. John
Shearn Mrs. n. S. Medium, Mrs. p. X.
Ewing. Mrs. Frank Andrews Mrs Fl. II /.
Dickson, Mrs. r. X. Dillingham;, Mrs. W.
q. Van Week. Mrs. w. II. Leayell. Mrs.
]. M. Dorrance Mrs. Rufus Cage. Mrs. j.
N. Miller. Mrs. T. W. House, Mrs. A. p :.
Salrer. Mrs. w. H. Palmer. Mrs. II, a.
Reichanit. Mrs. John WorlfolA, Mrs. W.
NJ. Road Mrs. W. V. Fort OF Waco. MISS
Harriet Taylcr, Miss Lucy Morris Miss
Dillingham;, Miss Mckeevsr, MSS ,i hehnaru'
Miss Mieldr,nn. Miss Root. Miss Effie Jones.
Miss Tarrant Miss Usher. Miss Carglll.
Mics Carr. Mis- House. Miss Szaibo. MISS
Franklin and Miss Knapp.
~
OF the many merrily planned events OF
last week none were more beautifully con-
ceiyed or more artistloally carried out than
the thigh five OF progressive form given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Markham u
honor their guests from BRENNAN, Misses
Gylma Bassett and Emma Hoffman. on iasl
Moulay night. The hostess vas nntirihe
In her efforts TO please the happy lew VINO
We're called from the ranks OF her friends
TO enjoy the occasion and, aided as she Mas
BY her sister. Miss Rosalind craven Tie
result was most satisfactory. "a
Nothing was needed more than tne
boouet OF flower faces OF the young ladies
unless II was the background OF more go
berly arranged men to enhance the beauty
of the coy home. At the close OF the gains
the conquereis and the conquered were es,
corted to the dining room Much >eslins
was occasloned when the Prizes Wers
awarded. the frst ladies to MISS hauh'
eryne Perura, the first gentiemans 10 Mr
Tracy B. Dunn and the BOBBY prlzes u
MISS Libbie Dunn and Mr.. chas. Bonham
These present were: Miss Emma HOT
man and Miss Gylma Daseett OF brennan
Miss Lucille Miller Of Bolton, Mss hsg "a
eryne Perura. Miss Rosa Craven. MES LID,
HE Dunn. Mrs. Markham. Messrs' Arthui
d. Mason, Cem DeLacy, William delay
Chas. Bonllam, Tracy b. Dunn JAMES
Markham and DR.. cronan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. keywotn enoes
talued the High Five club on Monday night
the guests of the club being Mt. and MIS-
n B. Norris Mr. and Mrs. ,. y. hyel
Mr.. and MIS-. j. II. Mettenheimer. Mr
and Mrs. w. G. Sears. Mrs. Pursei, MRS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18

Mrs. VIM. Christian. Mrs. NJ. W. Gar
nett. Miss Notie Howard. Miss Stella Root,
Miss Waldo, Miss Tuggle. Miss Watson,
Miss Lea, Miss Key. Miss Porter. Miss Carr,
Miss Giraud, Mss Edyth G4raud Miss Effie
May Jones. Miss Cochran Miss Henke,
Miss Hammam. Miss Lloyd and Miss Louise
Howard.
Following are the committees appointed
at a recent meeting of the z club to
handle the various features of the annual
society ball which will occur at the Capitol
hotel on the night of the Goth inst:
ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18

TIE ladies Of that neighborhood oil the
third war; In ths vicinity OF Clay ana
Crawford streets will receive at the hana-
soma home of Mrs. G. A. Mistrot. ON clay
avenue and LaBnanch strest. between the
hours OF and on the MONDAY Icilo"ihs
Nssw Years Day. After the reception the
.,e,v,,an will be danced. Those who viii
,eseiwe are Mrs. G. A. Mistrot, Mrs. B.
n Wesns. Mrs. R. b. Morris Mrs; w; n.
K III Mrs. W. p, Ftzserald. Mrs.
Kate Flnrsa Epson. Mrs. p. X. Ewing
Mrs. S. n. Myer, Mrs " y; 3 crane Mela MN
~ Nv ehsiff Mrs. A. p. Root, Mrs. s. R.
TuegIe. Mrs. II. II. Ring Mrs. o. 7. Holt,