The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
The First Club Parade Of Automobiles
November 9TH,
GRACE CHURCH AND ITS SALOON
rho Rector Makes an EXplanation-A
Girl Married Against Her WILL
Depcw's Humorous Remarks
To Sir Thomas Upton.
GRACE CHURCH AND ITS SALOON

NEW YORK, oct. -.-Speei"i. no
first club parade OF automobiles in Man
haitian will take place November ith' az
2 p. NJ. There will be seventy-hye motor
vehicles i'm the parade-steam' electric
gasoline and petroleum.
The run. under the auspices of the Au-
tomobne Club Of America. just organized
with General A. d. Andrews as presl-
dent ana Captain Homer Wedge as secre-
tary. will be not exceeding twenty-five
miles and over streets where the gen
eral public can view the parade.
President Andrews, in bis electric Nic7
toria. viii head the line, and captain
Hedges VIII bring up the rear with hi7
gasoline Eyer.
rbo parade will be formed in front OF
tho Naidorf-Ast0ria. thence down fiiih
avenue and around Madison Square and
nm Ffth avenue again lO Mount MOTIFS
PARK. Al one Hundred and IWenu--h
street the column Will circle around the
park and continue on up Filth avenue
TO one Hundred and Inirue-h street,
and no Moruingside Park 90 Columbia
University. 90 Riverside Drive, and on
10 ClaremOuut, where the club viii serve
"a luncheon 20 the paraders. AT L. ii.
the line will proceed by Riverside and
ths Boulevard 20 FftWinuh street and
Tuh avenue. where President Andrews
viii dismiss The participants.
GRACE CHURCWs SALOON.
Mention was made yesterday " the
purchase by Grace church of saloon,
To- speaking of the purchase Dr. Hunting
ton. thc rector said.
We bought the ground because VT
may need t0 extend our chapel Mr..
Book sIu holds "a lcas. OF two years, and
/ do not know that We shall consider d.
necessary to buy him OUT
"Tho proximity Of the saloon does not
affect u.s. Beer houses are necessary 10
Che ll'e of a great city. Ny views on
this sublee, have long been known. TO
clear away thi- place needed by others
simply because we. as churchmen. DO nor
lko it would seem tO justify the false
charge thal The church IS bigOtcd and in-
tolerant ll we need the property ior our
purposes we Wil pay A.l. Book price
Tor DIS lease. l NOT hc VIII. as far as /
am personally concerned Dee welcome 10
stay 90 the end of his time
DIED is 4 THEATRE.
Charles l.. LipuharL iorty-e.ght years
0l ago. a. carpet merchant of PiuzOurg,
f+. "iea 3Aua-hly i'e- hishl lh d uI-s
STORE ODD broadway.
-li -lN'A"il ana MS VIE arrived lh
.N' CTS }t7leldiy morning on business
aud pleasure trip. ln the evening they
went TO the theatre, and at the CONCLUSION
of ihe hrs- ace ar Lpphart complained
10 h.- "lie tnil Doe was ili lne Two leit
the theatre at once. thinking tha- lresh air
would nenent tue SICK maa- WAeu Air.
I'D 'hall reached me slue"a'N me became
f,i- ID. aha Was taken 10 "Ils sl'ie'
"Ae4e NE uled'
-N l,,'" l.N' 'rI
trustee oil 'Ae SIC" AoiA Lille ms lIal,e
Noli-'tl4.
ohr-D lNIO MAI,hlApH.
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Dr. fieatiicN H. -o'A' an rA-lolei. WHO
was surge94 ana etnno.ogist or a Perry
i.uc oNp .ii,'.n mas oeauh pIocee"l"sa
Do tne supreme court io nave her marriage
,o Major Rose. oi aiicoon. ~. 3d. anIii.i-
ee' on lne ground lhtl IL was Drought
duou' n' loIee.
Young ATS rose VINO ifes WIZ H'I Two
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Cook al No o. bush"lck avenue Brook