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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
NEW THeAT RE.
Manager T. G. Lcath To Have One at
Newport News.

Manager Thomas G.. Leath Of the
Academy of Music, has lust signed
ten-year lease with Mr. r. W. Withers.
Of NewOrt News, for the new theatre 20
be built at that place. The new place
of amusement will be a handsome up-to-
date affair, and will cost not less than
$4,000. 1t Is 10 be built in modern fash
ion. and is TO be completed by August
18th. The theatre will be located on
Washington avenue. the principal street
Of the city. and viii be I'm the business
district.
Associated with Mr. Leath I'm this new
house. will be Mr.. G. b. A. Booker. who
is now connected with the local theatre
at that place. Mr.. Booker will be the
resident manager.
Captain NJ. j. Dimmock. the architect.
Is preparing the plans for the new theatre
and work will begin on the building Just
as soon as he COMPLETES them, which will
be I'm about ten days
Captain DimmoclS Is also at work on
plans for summer theatre for Manager
Leath 10 be located az Buckroe Beach
This theatre will be ready for occupancy
I'm June.
when the Newport News house g. COM
pleted Manager Leath will control a cir
cult of three Unconstitutional Norfolk
and Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
FRONT ELEVATION OF ST. LUKE'S NEW HOME.

ernor and Ross streets. is for sale. II
will not Doe rcopened as a hospital under
fits present management after it is closed
for the summer. for the new building
Will be completed by the 18th Of sc2tem-
Der.
TIE NEW BUILDING.
Nessrs Noland and Baskerville are thu
architects Of the proposed building MT.
". 4. Chesterman is the contractor ana
ground has been already broken.
The building Will have frontage OF
ffty feet on Grace street and VIII gun
hack one hundred and fifty feet.
II will be a modern and, on every lt-
spect up-to-date building. for its pur-
noses The walls will be- constructed OF
brownstcne and red brick 10 viii he
three stories high. with basement and
mansard roof. There Will be ample par
tors and Offices and operating rooms. in
fact il is proposed 10 make it one OF the
most modern and up-to-date surgich
hospitals in the country.
PRIVATE SANITARlUM.
The building will accommodate fifty
patients.
In adopting the plans the Drs. Nc
CURE had in view the fact that the hos
pital would be in a fashionable residential
portion Of the city. The building will be
an ornament TO west Grace street. To
will be a private sanitarium in every
sense Of the word. Only those patients
who desire treatment by DIS. Hunter or
Stuart Mcclure will be received there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
HAVE ORGANIZED
A SUNDAY SCHOOL
Former Members Of GrOye-Ayenue
Baptist Church.
SEVENTY-FlVE WERE PRESENT.
Fonr New DcaCons Elected at the
Third Presbyterian Church-Bish-
op white Confirms Glass.
Other Hciis ious News,
SEvENTY-FIYE WERE PRESENT,

A sunday school was organized sun
day morning at Monroe Hall. under the
auspices of those VINO recently withdrew
from Grove Avenue Baptist church.
The meeting was an unqualified success.
herc being present about scvcuiy-iye
children and about dozen teachers.
Those in charge of She new Sunday
school feci greatly encouraged ana IL is
their intention % build up great school.
although So IS not yet known whether
Monroe Han Will be selected ss perma-
nent place.
A superintendent was not selected sun
day. but this will Doe attended TO later.
-FOUR NEW DEACUNs
At the Third Presbyterian church four
additional deacOns were elected on sun
day morning.
The following named gentlemen we're
the unanimous choice of the congrega-
ton for this office. Mr.. l.. H. Kemp, Mr..
charles H. Tinsley. Dir. John Morrison
and Mr. John a. Reed.
The ordination and installation will
take place the first Sunday IN April.
SERIES OF MEETINGS.
There Will be a series of meetings at
Grace-Strcet Baptist church. this week.
commencing last night at j. NJ, and
continuing throughout the week. Preach
ing every evening by the pastor
The public is cordially invited to at
tend
AT DENNY STREET
Rev Mr. Constable conducted the SER
.ices Sunday morning and evening at
Denny street Methodist church, owing
10 The absence OF the pastor whose
.f|
caVy DID.
80 steps have yet been taken by the
congregation of Neuable-Street Baptist
church looking to the selection OF "a sue
ccssor g. heV. Dr. j. =. Dul, except 10
appoint committee ON call
IlIs committee met last night for or
1anizau0n. A chairman and secretary
NerD chosen and committee VI I'VE
on correspondence appointed.
we are at sea as yet as 20 who we
Will call said member Of the commit
too yesterday mornmg. although a NUM-
beg of NAMES have been talked Of
A CLASS CONFIRMED
The Right Ecv. IT, NJ. Whiule. the
venerable bishop of the Diocese of Viz
4inIl. preached a. powerful sermon sun
day morning at ST. James church ana
confirmed class OF about twenty-five
persons. nearly au of whom were young.
re fUNIlN WIS lliFl TO Ata N'ttt'"A N+tf
Itv. ard the services We're very impress
-iFe
TRINITY 81 e. CHURCH.
Notwithstanding the inclcment morning
nr w. " Tudor of Centenary church.
occupied the pulpit for Rev J. u. Mas
Tim no Trinity church Sunday. and preach
ed 20 q large and attentive congregation
from the beautiful prayer Of David. con-
tanned in the goth Psalm. 70 and 10 verses.
"Hesr my prayer - Lord ana give ear
,tnto my CIV. hold not thy peace at my
faar. Tor I am stranger with thee.
,tnd "A soiourner as I'M my fathers We're.
go spare mo that 7 may recover
strength before I go home and pe no
more"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
JOHN BULLS MUSICIANS.
The Royal Band of England Makes
Httin Richmond.

The British Guards Band under the
direction oil Lieutenant Dan Goulrey sus-
tanned It's representation yesterday as
thoroughly competent organization OK
high standard. The newspapers from me
cities where the band has recently per-
formed published the most hat,ering eri-
ticisms of the organization, and num-
Der of the performers were referred TO
as artists Richmond lovers of band
music were prepared % hear good pay
ing. They were not disappointed, IL Is
one Of the best military bands which has
ever appeared here.
Considerably smaller than Sousa's band
and selecting "A somewhat different class
of music the Engishmen did not reach
that standard OF Mr.. Sousa In giving
classic selections Indeed, most Of the
numbers were selected with view ID
harmony rather than for that complex
effect which IS produced by such Wor"s
as LeitZs Second Rhapsody. Some or
their work, however. was exceedingly
artistic and strikngly Impressive. The
selections from Carmen, which were rem
dered al the matinee. were well played.
as were also the ballet suite by Ischal-
koWski.
have never heard Carylls Patrol
March rendered with more grace and hn-
ish. and when SOusa's Washington Post
March and stars and Stripes Forever
were given AS encores. the enect was
almost equal Co that which is produced
By S0usa himself
The Xylophone solo by Mr.. Byrne COM
rletelv captivated the audience.
The programme at night was much
more varied. and included some descrip-
tive music which was as vivid az IL was
cleverly rendered. The marches were rem
dered In "A manner that was inspiring The
solo work Was highly creditable. and the
entire programme was we'll selected and
we'll received
Mr.. Eedfern work on the flute was or
"A very hieh order. lie played two SOLOS
I'm a way that showed him 20 be a master
OF the instrument and musician OF re-
fnement and genuine appreciation. lie
was heartily applauded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY. MARCH ~. 1899

were made one at Corcoran Hall Sunday
evening AT o'clock.
The ceremony was performed IN accord
ance with the strict doctrines of Juda-
ism nv REV. l.. Phillip. assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Newell Miss Rosa salomonsky
PLAYED in excellent taste the wedding
march N@f
The bridal party stood under damask
canopy upheld by four Of the attendants.
Before the canopy stood burning ean-
delabra. the scene being a very impress
sive one.
The bride looked charming i'm white
satin en- train. Her bridesmaids were
her sisters. Misses Dora. Rosa and Annie
Schapiro. and Miss Bessie Cook. Of Bal-
timore. They were attlred I'm blue satin.
The bridegroom and the officiating MIN
listers. according to the usual custom.
wore silk hats during the ceremony. The
ushers were I'm full dress. They were
Messrs. Jacob Levy, y. Gellman. r. and
l. schapiro. The attendants upon the
couple were Mr. and Mrs William Bro
de and Mr. and Mrs. II. Harris.
After the ceremony an elegant supper
was served I'm the room below. which was
attended by numbers of the friends Of
Mr. and Mrs Weinberg.
Mr. Weinberg attended the law class
al Richmond College for some time. and
had an extensive acquaintance among
the students there. many OF whom were
present al his wedding.
lie also studied az Georgetown Univer-
sity. aud has just entered upon the prac-
tice Of his profession here
His bride is a daughter OF Mr. A. Q.
schaoiro. who formerly resided in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs Weinberg will go on a
wedding trip which WIFI include the prin-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

has caused many manu-
facturers to initiate
them. They are now
sold in tin boxes-Io
forIo cents; so for so
cents. There are other
tin boxes but no other
little cigars as good
as clean-as desir-
able as Acts" You
can use them scores
of times when you
cannot stop to buy or
smoke a cigar. Youcan
them convenient
ly, as the box of 10 fits
anypockct. Letussend
you 80, post paid. for
80 cents they will
save you their cost.
American Tobacco Co..
so7-5a9 W. a2d ST., New-YOrk City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
i.mnioyes Snrnrised.

The employees of 'Rinearson,' the wo-
mans tailor who, "a short time ago. es-
tablished his place Of business on Frank
lin street. between Eighth and Ninth,
were surprised yesterday morning
10 ind the place locked up when they
came down 10 90 10 work and 10 be in
formed that Mr Rinearson was out OF the
city.
A young man, who seemed 10 BE- LOOK
Ing after things. said that he thought Mr.
Rinearson had gone north after goods
and would be back In a short time. He
had a valuable stock on hama nov. the
young man said. and he did not expect
TO let anyone touch II until the proprietor
was heard from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

Pickett Camp was called to order last
night by Commander c. j. Johnson nre.
siding. Prayer was offered by chs pIain
Grimsley Major Charles Pickett was re.
ported very ill
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against ]. l.. Singleton re-
ported mat he was never a member OF
flchett lamp that they have exhausted
an means 10 hnd him. but we're unable
20 DO so
A very attentive and highly interested
ardience listened TO Colonel. r. /. Maury
lecture on the War Governor Honest
John Letcher. which was highly npprc-
ciated by the camp 4 rising vote OF
thanks was rendered
CAPTAIN Wash W. Well. OF Ohre Ches-
terrified, paid the camp visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
Home for InCurhbIes

The Virginia Home for Incurables Is
situated corner Mulberry and Broad
streets, where the Traction car line leaves
Broad street for reservoir The board
begs 20 acknowledge the receipt Of Of ad-
ditiOnal Easter offerings, viz: Mrs j. 5.
Parrish. towels. preserves, catsup; Misses
y. Mangum and Mr. Higgins, a beauti-
ful set OF china: Mr. John Bowers. dOna-
ton Of tinware; Mrs. Moesta. another
large donation OF delicacies; Messrs. Car
neal & Davis, window glass, for which
Miss Mary Greenhow. president. and the
board return thanks. Any donation sent
10 the above address Will be receipted
for with many thanks by Miss Walker,
the matron OF the institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

All the candidates for Office in Henrico
are expected to hand in their names TO
Judge Wickham after March I'D at noon.
Judge Wickham will then appoint the
Judges for the various precincts
The County Court adjourned for the
term yesterday.
Aubrey Farmer a white man, was be-
fore Justice James T. Lewis at the
county courthouse yesterday charged with
breaking into and entering the store
house OF a man named Goodwin. near the
New Reservoir After all the evidence
was submitted the justice did not think
the charges were proven. and the accused
was dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
Laid 10 Rest.

The funeral OF Mr. Henry s. Gardner
took place Sunday afternoon at
-FOUR o'clock from Epiphany church
Barton Heights. The services were
conducted by the pastor. Rev. w p
Chrisman. assisted by Rev. j. T. Smith
chaplain OF the Howitzers The inter-
ment was in Hollywood.
The following de.ail from the Howitz-
ers served as pall-bearers:
capt. r. A. Williams. Sergeant Wythe
Rolling. Fred Minson. y. w. Wilson. G..
NJ. Terrell. James Poindexter, Henry
PoIndexter and w w. Barnes.
The funeral OF Mr.. John r. Glazebrook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

cipal cities OF the south Atlantic states.
The supper was rendered nota-
bile by a number OF speeches Of con-
graduation from Mr. Weinberg's college
mates kilograms Of felcitation from
absent friends were also read.
Among those present We're: Mrs. sam
uel Peforling. Mr. George Esselman and
Mr.. Lewis VI. Elberson, Of Baltimore, and
Mr. and Mrs Dunbar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
ST. LUKE'S WILL BE
I'm THE WEST END
Handsome Private Sanitarium to Be
Erected on West Grace.
THE OLD BUILDING TO BE SOLD.
DIR. MCGUIRE 10 Establish on the Cor
ner OF Harrison and Grace Streets
Splendid Building TO lie
Ready by September 18th.
THE OLD BUILDING TO BE SOLO,

The site has been purchased. plans
adopted and contract for the work given
out. for tho erection Of a splendid build
ing to be known as St Luke's Home for
the Sick at the corner OF Grace and Har-
rs9n streets
This will be the private sanitarium for
the patients of Drs. Hunter and stuart
Mcclure
Old ST. Lukes at the corner Of Gov
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

The W. r. Trigg shipbnldIns COMPANY
last week laid the keels Of the Thornton
and stockton, two more OF the 1-knot
torpedo boats. which they are building
and they are now at work on all three
OF this class OF boats at once.
The keel OF the shubrick. the nrst OF
these boats, was laid two weeSs ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
Sons of Veterans.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Sons
Of Veterans was held last night at Lee
Camp Han Commander f. Leslie spence.
Jr., presided. Only routine business was
transacted
Mr. W. y, Moore kellam was elected
member OF the camp.
Captain John l.. Talley. of Lee camp.
will read a paper on "stuarts cavalry
Corps before the camp on Arril lotn.
Colonel Thomas r. Pollard addressed
the camp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
Catarrh is
Not InCurable

But it can not be cured by sprays
washes and inhaling mixtures which
reach only the surface. The disease -
in the blood, and can only be reached
through the blood S. ). 5. is the only
remedy which can have any effect upon
Catarrh; it cures the disease perma-.
nently and forever rids the system oil
every trace of the vile complaint.
- -. o., 81 uontnelier. Ohio,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

writes: Il was a r
Aicted from infancy
with Catarrh, and no
one can know the
suffering il produces
better than !. Tic
sprays and washe 3
prescribed by the doc
tors relieved me only
temporarily, an
though ! used them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
For the Poor.
Inspectors We're Here.

Inspectors Martin and Maher, OF the
Treasury Department. were In Richmond
Saturday. aud examined the ONCE Of the
Collector OF Customs. They nay they
fol,hd Il In first .clsss condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
MISS SCHAPIR0 MARRIED.
She Became the Bride Of Mr.. \. l..
Weinberg SUNDAY.

In the presence of one Of the largest
assemblages that ever assembled 10 wit
ness a marriage in this city, Mr.. Abraham
|. Weinberg. a rising young attorney of
this city. and Miss Carrie Schapiro, form
erly Of Baltimore, and we'll known there,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

constAntly for ten ytAIsi IIr uIsFHst Hau
arme- hold than ever. ! tried number Of
blood remedies. but their mineral ingredients
settled In my bones and gave me rheumatism.
7 was In lsmentable condition, and after ex.
hausting all treatment. was declared incurable.
Seeing S. S. 5. advertised as cure for blood
diseases, l decided 10 try It. As soon a. my
system was under the effect OF the medicine,
l began to improve. and after taking 1t for
two months ! was cured completely, the
dreadful disease was eradicaied from my sys.
TEN, and have had no return Of IT,"
Many have been taking local treat
ment for years, and find themselves
worse now than ever A trial Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

was held sunday afternoon at Q o'clock
from the residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21
rona Swallow. Nauseatine Capsu'ss.

hut take Groves Tasteiess Quinine Pow
aeit Absolutely tasteloss. Endorsed by
chemists. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-21

Miss Agnes Johnson, Of West Virginia.
IS visiting Miss Kate Blankenship, south
Third street
The sun., 1899-04-27
BIDWELL SUSPENDS % MEN.
BAGGAGE EXAMINERS ACCUSED OF
TIOLdTING THE LAWS

They Are All Custom House inspectors and
VIII All Have Three Days to Answer
Names withheld at Prescnt-They Have
Been Watched Mt Work on the wharyes.
Twenty-Five Of the inspectors Of customs ut
tachcd to the stafr OF Slas G. Croft Surveyor OF
the Port. have been suspended from duty by
Collector Bidwe They were found the Col
lector says to have committed violations Of the
law and the rules OF the Treasury Department
governing the examination Of baggage. Tho
Collector made the following official announce
mcnt:
From an investigation instituted by the
Collector and Surveyor II has been found nee
essary to prefer charges against twenty two
inspectors. who have been discovered In q
fragrant violation OF the United States statutes
and Treasury Department regulations govern
ing the examination Of baggage On report
from tho Surveyor covering these violations
the Collector has preferred charges against
these inspectors and suspended them from
duty as provided by the civil service rules
Each inspector has been served with copy Of
the charges and will be allowed three days in
which to mako written answer. on receipt OF
which the Collector will forward all papers to
the department with his recommendations in
each case. The penalty for such violations can
be suspension for prescribed period or re-
moval from the service according to the grav-
ity Of the case"
The notices to the inspectors OF their sus-
pension were sent to them last night, and
take effect this morning. Collector Bidwell
said that he was not at liberty t. say anything
more than appears in his official statement
but that the nature Of the charges against the
men might be made public to-day. He refused
to give the names OF the suspended men.
Surveyor Croft had nothing to say in
addition to the statement Of the Col
lector. There about 300 INSPECTORS
Of customs in the Surveyors department
They are appointed aud removed ON recon-
mendation Of the Collector. under the civil
service rules. and are detailed to duty nv the
Surveyor. Their compensation. under the
statutes. is - n day. The Investigation in
stituiad by the Collector and Surveyor Is under
time. and to have involved III" employment Of
Inspectors at work. While nothing definite
was oct aina,e AS to what were the offences
charged against the suspended men, rumor
was active yesterday afternoon. II was thought
that accepting tips was included among the
offences.
II became known yesterday that Deputy
Collector Thomas II. Browne. who was in
Charge in the Chinese Bureau at the Custom
House. was no longer in the customs service
hi connection with 1t having been severed
about month ago. II is reported that irregu-
larittes in the admission Of Chinese to this
country were the subject OF inquiry and that
neglect OF duty was alleged
The sun., 1899-04-27
BOY BCRGL4R ESCAPES.
Prizes Apart the Bars of His Window and
slides Down to Freedom.

Edward Fabierkierwiez. 10 years old. one OF
the two boy burglars who were caught last
saturday morning by the Staten Island police
made his escape on Tuesday night from the
nom" OF tn" Society for the Prevention OF Cru
eIfy to Children, in Castleton avenue. New
Brighton. where he had been kept since his
arrest. There are flfteen burglaries in New
brighton which the police lay to this lad. All
consist of the looting Of kitchens and carrying
on groceries, silverware. clothing. and in one
instance the stealing Of two rubber tires which
wore tori, from bicycle at the residence OF
NrS. CharleS I Adams, 30 Stuyvesant place.
a awngonload OF property which has been iden-
I!I"i as stolen was found at the boys home in
aofh avenue, New Brighton. The father nj the
10y was held yesterday in S2.WD bail for the
"Ehud Jury Tor receiving stolen goods.
u" "NamlCatiOn OF the Youthful and di-
m.hutlye ,burg!ar and his alleged accomplice
Wh> SCI down iur yesterday morning before
h"ENtrat" troak at Stapeton. but the police
wrr notified that the prisoner had made good
ms escape during the night. He occupied a
15G"ond story, room at the home OF the society.
ahn 'hese he pried apart. With pieces Of q
thre' and blanket tied together he let himself
snwn to the ground. The police were occurring
staten island for the boy yesterday. but were
hm' tue TO ind him. and the examination was
S' P"Wn t0r this morning in the hope that he
"'"'I ih round By that time.
The sun., 1899-04-27
Suspended Athlete Wins at the ninth Regi
ment Games.

Troubl" is brewing over the quarter mile
handicap run at the Joint games OF the Navier
A. A. aud Company Ii. Ninth Regiment. held on
Tuesday night. The winner, A. Almuth who
ran as unattached. is under suspension 10y the
y. NJ. C. A. for violating the rules by competing
as u member OF the West Side team that de-
feated the Boston Y. NJ. G. A. team in the
Twelfth Regiment games on March 1b. The
articles Of alliance between the A. A. L. and
the y. VI. &. A make it imperative forthe A. A.
l, to recognize the suspension of the Y. NJ. e.
A. and Secretary sullivan yesterday notified
Almuth that he must return the watch which
he received az first prize.
A peculiar phase OF the situation is that NJ. j.
Waters who finished second to Allmuth. was
also one Of the com bnation team that defeated
the Boston y. NJ &. 4. boys Apparently
Waters. who is a member OF the knickerbocker
A. C.. was equally liable to suspension for viO-
lation OF Iule IL of the Registration Code
which reads:
Every athlete. when he registers, shall state what
club he Wishes to represent. and lie shall not he
allowed to change during the term OF his reziSration
without the consent of the Registration Comm &c
within whose jurisdiction he Resides.
Waters as Il member of an A. A. L. club is
Metropolitan Association. A member OF that
committee stated 4 few days ago that no action
had been taken in his case. 1t is still open to
the Registration Committee to declare Waters
ineligible to compete and thus prevent the
anomaly Of one man receiving the prize which
another. for practically the same offence has
been forced to rclinuuish.