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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
WHEELMEN TO TRY HER.
Mrs. Wren Wants Bicyclists on the
Jurv-Other Cases Yesterday.

In the Law and Equity Court in the
suit OF Parvln & Co. VS.. 4. w. ENelI
Jr otc. verdict and judgment was given
for defendant
A motion was filed for judgment by
NJ T. Lawler VS.. W. r. Dorset for 500 3D.
Tho suit OF Anna TT. Wren against the
CITY OF Richmond for $500 for ALLEGED
injuries sustained ON June 2. 1893 by FALL
ing from her wheel against a pile of art
ana into 4 ditch on Broad street De-
tween Twenty-siXth and Twenty-seNenth.
will be heard tomorrow. The piainuE
requests that @ jury composed or SIX
uheelmen and six non-wheelmen 10 en-
panened. and such jury VIII be Sc
cured. A.
Henry Il Venable was tried In the
Hastings Court on the charge or carry
ing o. concealed weapon. lie was ac-
quilted. 49,. .,.,
An the evidence was heard In the case
~ Joscph II. Allen, charged with srano
larceny. and the matter given 20 me
Jury. which. however, failed N "5t &C.
and were place I'm charge of Deputy ser
eoonts Johnston and Weisiger ana car
ried 10 Ford's Hotel for the night IL Is
understood tho jury stood seven TOT cone
victlon ami five for acquittal
Mrs Sauio =. Martin qualified IN me
Chancery Court as guardian or halle
w. Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
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men only promises TO be a very interest
ing contest IL viii take place on FOB
ruarv 22d. and will be an eighteen hole
handicap. Entries viii close SATURDAY
February 18th. In The meantime inc
best scores made over the links must be
submitted 10 tho Golf Committee. There
will be two prizes offered. one for lowest
net score and one for the lowest grass
score.
The recent bad weather has prevented
the contractors having In charge me
construction Of the new bicycle iodd
through BloominRdale 90 the club house
from completing there work. The bridge
across tho Tnvine AZ the quarry has been
completed. and most Of tho grading mn
ishod. and the track viii be speedily put
i'm condition for use with a little good
weather. This viii be great boon 10 we
members of the club. rs 81 VIII nor Only
lessen the distance between Richmond
ana Lakeside two miles but will give the
devotees " the wheel practically lever
road all the way cutting out the long
hin from Brook r. o. 10 the club THIS
track is being built az the clubs own eN-
pcnse and will be = private way TOT the
members OF The club and their guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
DEEP MYSTERY
AT THE UNIVERSITY
A Proposition Accepted Without a
Dissenting Voice.
AN INTERGRABLE EQUATION.
Ifuis Invariant Under n Known IN
Guitcsimal Transformation inc
E0uation May De Intcrgrabled
by Quadrature of Words.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. Jan, il.
-special.-At the January meeting OF
tho Philosophical Society Or. J. NJ Page
discussed some Of his recent inves liga-
tons in mathematics. and showed that
if the integrable equation pdN X ally X
rdz o is unvariant under known in-
tnitesimal transformation the equation
may be intcgrsted by quadraiurc. The
envelope Of one exists or the hlfkI"'
surfaces may be found by an alseuiaic
substitution. and the cuspidal edge ui
one exists OF the envelope may also ne
found by an algebraic substitution. br.
page Is quite active as an investigator
along this line of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Que i'm a measure 10 bus training ai Leip-
sic under the great mathematician,
sophus Lie
WATER ~ QUARTZ.
Dr. John w Mallet exhibited sections
of quartz containing bubbles of water
and LIQUID carbon cioXide. He also show
cd lot OF solid carbon dioXide. looking
quite like snow, and by mixing this WITH
ether obtained a temperature quite 70
hundred degrees below zero. When mor-
curry was placed I'm this bath of ether
and carbon dioxide IL was almost i'm
tIaNMN frozen 10 n NNil'l iliar"s 49, tANfT
let called attention 20 the existence OF
these liquids in rocks. which cause them
10 nv TO pieces with violence on being
heated This is often a source OF danger
20 fremen.
Dr. C. w. Kent gave an interesting ac-
count Of the sculptor Zoinay and his
progress on the Poe bust. which will be
unveiled I'm the University Library next
October The model is completed and Is
regarded by critics as very fine Zolnay
himself regarding IL as his masterpiece.
ANCIENT LYRICS.
The last paper was by Dr. NJ. W.
Humphreys. who gave an account Of
some recently discovered important
Greek manuscripts. The most important
of these consisted Of the poems Of Bac-
chylides written during the period $50
iG5 b. c. The present manuscripts dis
covered in Egypt and written on papy-
rus. is one Of the oldest known and
was written just about fifty years b g.
This discovery throws considerable light
on Greek lyric poetry since the only
other Greek lyric poetry is that of Piu-
dar. a contemporary Of Bacchylldes
The University chapel pulpit Will be
filed next Sunday boy The Rev. W. O.
Starr D. d. Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
A NORTH STATE BRIDE.
Mr.. \. j. Gray, of Richmond, Weds
Miss Springer at Wilmington. y. &.

WILMINGTON. y g.. january ill.,
Special -Onc OF the most fashionable
weddings ever celebrated BOO Whining
tom was the one this afternoon of Miss
Clara Springer, Of This city. and Mr.. An
drew Jackson Gray. Jr. of Richmond.
10 was truly one OF lovciiucss. and the
church decorations were magnificent.
Tho attendance was large and brilliant
not only representing the beauty ana
wealth Of this city. but of many cities
OF other States as well
After the wedding ile entire bridal
party repaired 90 the handsome Orton
Hotel. where am elegant reception was
held lasting several hours. The bride
and groom departed ON the evening north
bound train for an extensive tour.
Among the attendants were Mr. a. j.
Gray. ST.. Mr. and Mrs. a. T. Gray and
Mrs j s.. Moncure. of Richmond, aH
relatives of the groom Tonight the
leading cOullion club of the city are Eiv-
ing the bridal party brilliant dance.
The best man was Mr. n. Lee Bragg,
Richmond The groOmsmou We're. Mr.
y. II. II. Adams Lynchburg, Mr. Gran
Vile Gray Richmond. Dr. q. VI. Miller
and Mcssrs. William ana Clarence Gray.
Richmond: Mr. j. Randolph Henry.
Iynchburg. Mr. S. C.. WORKMAN, Balu-
j. o. Aston. Raleigh.
Ushcrs-Mr j. T.. Wright Portsmouth;
Mr. j. Woodruff King. Philadelphia Mr.
r.. h. Davis. Jr. Rocky Mount. y. g.;
Dr. r. j. Price and Messrs. r. u. Cowan,
s. H. MunsOn. Samuel Springer and IL.
Morgan Turrentine, Wilmington
Mails of Honor-Misses Mary Cook
Hewlett and May Beverly French, VIII
mington.
Bridesmaids-Aliss Ada Gray Rich
mond. Mrs b. r. Baird. Philadelphia;
Misses LILA Beilamy Fannie Taylor
Bessie Virgins. and Bessie May Gibson
and Messrs. Walker Taylor and Robert
G.. DcROsset
The brides marriage costume was a
marvel Of richness and mOdstc's de-
sign. Her habit was made mp Of white
duchcsse satin, tastily and beautifully
trimmed with chiffon orange blossoms
and duchcsse lace She wore sunburst
of diamonds. the gift OF the groom. and
a fun flowing tulle veil. which reached
FAR back upon "a magnificent train on ner
elegant costume. Ina her hands she ear
ried "a shower bouquct-large and beau
tful as 10 was composed of thirty costly
roses. made in punches OF three. 70 rep
resent each fair lady attendant
The costumes Of the maids 81 honor
were n bright chef docuvre OF fasion s
art-rich Nile green over Milo green SILK
and Nile green ribbons. daintly trimmed
With butter-color lace and gloves OF a
Ike pleasant hue Each maid carried a
bouquet Of pink La France roses.
I'm glowing and beautiful contrast 70
tho elegant costumes OF the maids ~
honor were the gowns worn hy the
bridemaids Each attire consisted Of
superb tailoring OF pink organdie over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
FORAKER TAKES
Up THE CUDGELS.
Continued From First PageJ

the declaration Of war by the hil.u
states against Spain and prior thereto
Tho fobabitauts of the Philippine lslahua
were actively engaged in war WIN
snafn TO achieve their independence ana
,.boreas said purpose and the military
r,.rstiors hereunder have not neeh
.bsrdoned but are still being acuVey
prosecuted therefore IN recognition v-
and I'm obedience 20 the vital pil"l .l'
announced in that great declaration ,'i1.
s.-.,.,r,r,oufs derive their just powers
iron, the consent of the governed. the
Government of the United states rec
,,,,,i,.s that the people OF the Phllp-
80 Tsiands OF A right ought 90 be liee
"a ,rdenendent. that with this Wow ana
80 ,~ive effect to the same. the Govern
.,ont az the United States has required
tba Government of Spain 10 feillquls"
its authority and government DID
ntuf,rire Islands and to Withdraw iH
i,nd and naval forces from tne hiip
nine Islands and from the waters lnt'
a. That the United States heien5
claim any disposition or lnlehl'o" ~
evorcise sovereignty jurisdiction OF
troll over said islands ana aH7'il WV.
determination when am independent gov o.
e..,,,,,ont shall have been duly erected
,beroin entitled 20 recognition AS such @"
trsrsfsr 10 said government upon leinl,
mich sbaU be reasonable and JUST Ai
rirhts secured under the cession by SPAN
and thereupon 20 leave the goFer"i. 10y" .
and tho control Cf the islands 10 lh'"
people ..... ,,,.,pr, r,po,r
Mr. Allen introduced n resolution. de
claring that aggressive action asain7,
the Fuipinos would be unWarranten' a"'
i'm n speech said he did not think wa.
could be waged without the consent o'
Congress.
I Peace Commissioners. where the power
came from 20 use force against the FILE
pinos. w.,
Mr.. GRAY said. technically We were
etW az war with Spain, but under a
truce. and II making war upon the FIJI
pin0s was violating the protocol it would
| he q matter between the United States
and Spain.
Mr.. Uoar contended II was bad faith.
Mr.. Allen said Spain had no jurisdiction
| over IiOilO.
Mr.. Cray maintained that the United
states was bound 10 maintain the pro
| tocol until the peace treaty was ratified.
Mr.. Gallinger objected, and the resolu
| ton went over.
Al $40 O'Clock. on motion Of Mr. Davis
| chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations the Senate went into execu
| tive session.
I'm a brief session AT tho conclusion nj
| the executive session. Mr.. Morgan Col
! Alabama announced that Mr. Sullivan (o
| Mississippi was not ready 10 proceed
| with his speech on tho Nicaraguan Cana
bill. and ON his motion. al 1855 p. NJ. th'
Senate adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
Mr.. JOHN c. NEW
WINS HIS SUIT.
Judge HuudIey Decides a Case IN
His Favor.
TRUST DEED IS tNfORCtD'
Eormcr United States Treasurer n''''
Twenty Years VIII Reap the behe-
dtora Mort gage He Hobs ."
q Farm in Cumberland Co
TRUST DEED is ENFORCED

Judge George J. Hundley was III 'ne
,itv last night, stopping at Muip"'
tlo,oi where he decided very Important
.,....,,r,. case which was pending before
,,.., IL, ,.acation as the judge Of the CIR
.,,i. court of Cumberland lie pdsseo
. ,,,r,hor of interesting questions.
,rho object OF the suit was 10 ehlotSe
Ia If trust now held by ex-United
So treasurer. John g. New upon
..,f,,.bie farm in Cumberland county
,,,'e d.ad OF trust was Of more thah
,r,.o,.t- Years standing. IL was contenu-
Ell bv subsequent creditors that MI New
bod lost his rights by lapse or Time Gnu
:. ,,,,e contended i'm the second place thdl
!. notary. Roger l. Page, had never neeh
qualified according 90 law, and mat Ms
certificate tO the deed of trust, ON WHICH
IL was admitted Co record, was lhN",i",
4 second deed of trust h-d been eAecu,' ~
uron which was based "a contention Una .
the debt had been novated. ana 'ha NAY
thereby tho older trust deed had ueeh
iuvslidated or had become IN. inoper''''s'
40 RIGHTS LOST.
rr5qo Uundlev held that there being
evidence concluslvely showing that the
debt secured had not been 9tii. nut vas
still due. and his failure 20 enforce IL De
lng fulv explained. Mr. Now had lost
none Of his rights by lapse or tiine. a.
to tho notary. the Judge held thar MI
PAGE was shown 10 have been cofninls
stoned as a notary by Governor tlerpoh''
and had given bond. and was acting as
"a notary. thought II did not ann y
appear that ne took the oath OF once u,
was. nevertheless. dc facto oihcei' anu
HE acts as such were binding and vaiid
I
execution OF the second deed was a mere
cumulative security. and that inasmuof
as the original bond and deed OF trus'
were held and never released by MT
Nav. they remained I'm fun force. anc
he pcrmts the deed OF trust 10 he en-
forced. ......,-,-
Tho fourth point was as 10 the effect
~ recording n deed OF trust 90 secure
purchase money for land prior 10 M
] recordation Of the deed Of bargain anc
sale Tie held that In searching inc re-
| cord for liens on land a purchaser mus
90 back az least 10 the date on wnicf
an owner acquired the title, although tn.
NAV be beyond the date on which tho
] title deed IS recorded. provided of course
! the deed OF bargain and sale bears
| date earlier than the date Of Us recorda
| ton.
Tho result is that the rival creditors
| Of AIr. New will Doe RELOCATED 10 the see
| ond class OF creditors and the property
/ involved. which IS not more than 5000
/ will be consumed by Mr. News debt
/ The property involved is the presen
| residence of MT John II. McRac. Of cum
| borland county. and the suit has beer
| pending f0r some four or five years.
! The case was argued by Mr.. william
| AZ Flanagan for Mr.. New. and by OK
/ Judge John .. Reynolds of Cumberland
| and Judge Thomas VI. Miller. OF P0wha
| tan for the rival creditors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
DEATHS.

RAscHON Died. January iith ar $50
p NJ at his residence. flG east Al1r-.
Shall street. Mr. lllfI'Lf ~
BAsCHON. boz tho hfW-hrst year ot h's
age ,..
10TH Died. Tuesday night January
iOth. 20 1925 p. 81. JULIUS IT, Lplh'
i'm the dfty-soyeuth year oi nis age
Funeral will take place from - el..
CLAW street THURSDAY AFTERNOON
al 800 o'clock.
Interment boo shockoe cemetery.
NOITE Died. ~ tho residence OF Mr.
J. n Middendorf. Dob Chesterfield coln-
~. a. $50 O'Clock =. NJ Wednes1t
January 18th. ETHEL NJ. NOII r.. el1-
est child Of Afr and Mrs. IT. II. NolI''
Am the fourth year OF her age.
Funeral notice later
PHILLIPS Died. Tuesday. January i".
1sQ0 al il.5O g. NJ. az the residence or
her husband. 1907 west Main street, MiN.
PETTIE RANDOLPH DORSET. oo
loved wife Of j. watson Philips need
fOrty-twO years. $500.
Funeral from West View banNst
church THIS Thursday MORN NC n
n o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Iiichmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr. T.. H. Fink Us very I'D at his resi-
dencc. 900 Brooke avenue.
Mr. W. vs.. Mackall. the general counsel
for the Georgia and Alabama railroad
company. was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Frank =. Brent continues quite
sick al his residence. No. 40 north Ien'n
street
Mrs. Frank a. Bney is sick at her
home. 800 east Clay street with an at-
tack of the grip.
Mrs. l.. p. cutler has been suffering
for some weeks with severe attack OF
grip at The Madison.
Mr. H. d. Christians condition is not
materially changed. lic is still seriously
I'D.
Mrs. sue Bobbitr Of Palmer's Springs.
\. C.. left for her home yesterday aiter
a visit TO her aunt, Mrs. Bryant, OF (rth
Plum street
A marriage license was issued by the
clerk Of me Hastings Court yesterday
morning 20 Samuel d. Conway ana ILL
lie Gray.
Major David ID. Price has returned
from Columbus. Ohio where be went TO
take leave of his nephew, who goes with
the Seventeenth Infantry 90 Manila
Daniel Glenn, tnlnifuf d. "ii"'i "ttN
al the Second Station. charged with a
failure 90 keep his vows 60 Sadie Yam
cev. The case will bee heard in the Police
Court to-day.
Colonel ". Gordon McCabe VIII not
return from New York before Saturday.
I'm a letter to his family he says Doe is
rapidly recovering from his injuries sus-
tained by a fall
Mr. A. T. JcneuX Of GreensVlle, s. c.
has arrived Boz Richmond with his family
and Is stopping az 40. All north Second
street He was formerly assistant SUI
pe-intendent Of the Laurel ReIorma-
tory.
The National Association OF Letter
Carriers met Tuesday night. and the OIL
GERS elected for the ensuing year were
installed. The members of the associa-
ton repaired after the meeting TO Gis-
selbrechts. where supper was served.
The meeting Of the stockholders Of the
decentralization Banking and Build
Ing Association which was to have been
held yesterday. was postponed until this
afternoon az 1 o'clock.
The annual supper 20 the Cathedral
choir was given az Murphy's Tuesday
night by Father Terney rector of the
Cathedral Covers were laid for thirty.
After the elegant rcpast had been en-
loyed an hour was pleasantly spent with
speeches and music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
THE KID CLAIMS FOUL.
Mccoy Don't Think Sharkey Can whip
Him i'm Fair Fight

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE hNehlhs
world saws. kid Mccoy issued a sign
ed statement to-day. I'm which Doe inu-
mates that his defeat by sharkcy was
The result OF several foul blows the sailor
landed on him. lie thinks he can beat
sharkcy and wants 10 arrange another
match. If the sailor won't fight him
again. Mccoy says he will make a match
with Corbett'
Tom O'Rodrk,. manager Of the LenoN
Athletic Club. to-day said that tho re-
ceipts Of last nights fight amounted 10
"a triao less than $4,000.
Sharkey's share of the purse Us SlsV0.
The losers share be- 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD.
Ice Camp Holds Memorial Services
To-Morrow Night.

Tho annual memorial services of r. D.
Lee Camp 40. I. Confederate Veteran.
will he held I'm their camp hll on "-
morrow night Rev. Dr. James Power
Smith chaplain of the camp, w.N cone
duct the services.
The families. relatives and Friends ".
an deceased c0mradcs Hre requested l
be present at these services CAS- weIl aa al
friends OF the camp.
Rev. Or H. T Sweeney ana others
Will pay their tribute of love t0 deceased
members m brief addresses.
Tho following members have died dur
ing the year 1885, Henry g. Adams D.
NJ Booker. John B. Cary JAS. Vs. erals.
Samuel u. Coleman. Robert B. Chandler
W IT, Ford. j. IS. M0l0y Dr Thomas I
More. Thomas D. M0-elcv Joseph r. 80.
Kinney. ". F Moore. James ID. Nouonr.
T. W. Marahlc james Peasants. AlIIof
~. Phillips. Charles Davis Rice Rober.
Ralston. Charles T. Rady Fred. r. Scott
William -. Taiafarr0. William j.. Ifn-
ner. Charles A. Taylor j. II. Ware. ST.,
and Andrew Walsh
Ice Camp invites all who would pay ro-
spcct 20 the memory of their dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
MID WINTER GOLF.
Arrangements Being Made for Bril-
liant Contest.

The Lakeside Country club have ar
ranged for their mid-winter GOLF Iourna-
ment. which promises 10 Doe am unusually
brilliant affair. as tho interest in this
ancient and royal game is steadily on am
Increase IN this community The last
tournament OF the Lakeside club Was
held during the month OF November for
the Club championship cup. which was
won by Mr.. Henry X Terry.
The next tournamcn. Will De ON Janu-
AIRY 18th. when what ie known as q four
some will bc played az medal play. This
will be the first tournament of this char
acter given here. 10 i9 played in pairs
of two ladies and two gentlemen. each
gentleman selecting the lady with whom
he viii play. and tho pairs thus formed
drawing hy lot their opponents
Two prizes viii be- offered 200 this event.
one each for tho gentleman and LADY
making the best score. The contest viii
be over tho coast 81 eighteen holes.
The next tournament. which viii be Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
RETURNS TO BALTIMORE.
Mr.. John SHELTON Williams Leaves for
That City This Morning.

Nfr John Shelton Williams will return
10 Baltimore to-day and continue his
efforts 90 secure control Of the con-
trolling interest OF the Seaboard Air
Line for = syndicate Of which no Is a
member.
The only obstacle now IN the way OF
the deal Is the injunction suit brought
i'm Baltimore by Mr. r. H. Ryan 20 pre-
vent the transfer Of the stock. The hear
ing OF this case was begun yesterday
and will probably end to-day. In the
event the injunction shall not be per-
petuated. Mr.. Williams and his asso-
ciates will proceed at once TO take charge
OF the Seaboard Airline. .a..alslS-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
FUNERAL OF {. {. GRAY.
Lieut.. Brook Payne. 4. s. A.. to Wed in
Milwaukee.

WRRRENTON. VA. Jan. Special
The funeral services Of +. r. Gray dep
uty sheriff Of Fauquier county, took place
here yesterday evening from his home
Rev. q. W. Nelson officiating. assisted
by Rev w IT. Robertson. The pail
bearers were Colonel Thomas W Smith
Judge Charles NJ White. NJ NJ Green
John r. Turner. Joseph Blackwell. Hugh
Hamilton. Colonel Granville Gaines and
r. ". Hillary.
mence here this week the erection Of a
tank. from which the trade OF this sec
ton will be supplied It's capacity viii
be eighteen thousand gallons.
Lieutenant Brooke Payne. Fifth United
States Artillery. left this week for Nil
waukec. wisconsin. where he viii bl
married on the l4th inst. 70 Miss Grace
wainwright Of that city
He has been az his home here on a fur
Tough since his return from Porto Rico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL THEM

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