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New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
PoPULIST NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO nEE1
WILL. FILL TONNES PLACE ON THE TICKET ON
AUGUST 27.

WILL FILL TONNES PLACE ON THE TICKET ON
AUGUST 27.
Chicago Aug 10.-The Executive Committee of
the Populist party to-day decided call meeting
Of the National Committee of that party, to be
held in this city August 27. At that meeting the
question of filling the vacancy on the ticket
casioned by Mr.. Towne's decination the nomina-
ton for the Vice-Presdency will be disposed of.
The claim made by OF the members that
this action could be taken by the Executive Com
mittee but reference to the minutes OF the pro-
ceedings Of the Populist Convention showed that
the power TO fill vacancies is vested only in the
full National Committee Eight out of ten Of the
members of the Executive Committee were pres
ent. Senator Butler, chairman of the committee,
was one of the absentees. He made no explanation
Of his failure to attend. and the other members
at loss to account for IT, The committee is
sued the following address
Chicago, August TO- 1900
To the Members of the Peoples Party.
Greeting: The Executive Committee of the Peo-
pies party takes this method of expressing to you
Its qualification on account OF the absolute har-
There is discord anywhere. On the contrary a
commendahle spirit of rivalry exists between the
who shall make the best record in support of our
unTivalled leader. William J. Bryan.
on our ticket occasioned by the declination of the
Hon Charles A Towne, and have called the Ma
e oP95 so Committee to meet in this city on August
We trust there may be full attendance OF the
alton. J. II. EDMISTEN Chairman
Members of the committee stated that Mr.
the full committee when il meets. 1t was decided
ar the meeting that branch National headquarters
quarters to remain in Lincoln F,qen n nni,b eao o.,
Chicago, will be in charge here
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
LOST HIS MONEY AT nGURK,s
A sIGHTsEER FROM LONG ISLAND CITY HAS
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED.

SlGHTSEER FROM LONG ISLAND CITY HAS
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED.
William j. Wyckor of Long Island City, said he
mad heard much of McGurks Suicide Hall and he
came over to see it on Thursday night He told
Magistrate Brann in the Yortvil!e Court Yesterday =
that two girls had danced the cancan for him and
that he had spent $40 out Of $50 on them. had nut
$50 In his shoe and lost It, and that he and police
man watched the girls being searched by a waitress
but that no money was found except IS on each Of
the girls. He had them arrested. They are Tessie
Williams twenty-three years old. and Nav ellison
twenty-five years old, both Of No. 70 East Third
st Wyckoff is n carpenter forty-two years old
He said some one in McGurks introduced him TO
the women. and after some drinks had been had
he said they offered to dance the canean for him
But l thought McGurks closed?" inquired
Magistrate Brann.
1T was open enough last night" said WyckoY
sadly.
WyckOff said he looked for his money in the shoe
about o'clock yesterday morning. but did not find
it, He said he called waitress and Policeman
Woodbridge, of the Flfth-st station and he and
the policeman watched while the girls were
searched for the money. 1t discovered
The young women refused to say anything and
their counsel pleaded not guilty for them. Nagis-
tTate Brann held them in $1,000 bail for trial on a
That place should not be in existence" said
crime
Chief Devery not at Headquarters yesterday
a1terfoon deputy Chlef CortriSht when asked
how McGurHs happened TO be open said he aid
not know anything about 1t. At the office OF fE-
spector Cross, of the First Inspection District il
was said that complaints had been received by
the police, and that nothing had been done about
President York said he understood McGurk could
not get license again and had not received any
me License for the place Is made out to Timothy
crowley but McGurk's old Sign Is still up. The
police insist that 1t is quiet.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
IN FAVOR OF ODELL.
SULLIVAN COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONvEN
TON INsTRUCTS DELEGATES.

Monticello. y. Y, Aug. 10.-The Sullivan County
Republican Convention met here to-day and elect
ed delegates to State and Senate conventions with
out contests Delegates 10 the State Convention
elected were George Mclaughlin, Conrad Metzger,
Mercein Skinner, A P. Dubois. Edward Boisland
and John p. Ross. jr. Senator William L. Thorn
ton of Monticello. who is a candidate for second
term was allowed name his own delegates by
the convention. and named Edward r. Dusenberry,
James F. Curlett Jay Davidson, Edward Lefever
and George Carlisle The only resolution offered
before the convention unanimously adopted,
and was as follows:
Resolved, That the Republicans of Sullivan Coun-
take great pleasure in indorsng the proposition
to nominate B. B. Odel jr., for Governor, the long
time leader Of the Republican party in the NVIIth
Congress District and the efficient chairman of the
Republican State Committee, and the delegates ap-
pointed by this Convention to represent this county
In the State Convention requested 10 their
best efforts in promoting his nomination.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
ADVISES COLORED VOTERS
BISHOP DERRICK IN AN ADDRESS ALLIrDEs
TO NORTH CAROLINA OUTRAGEs

Asbury Park. y. J.. Aug 10 (speciaD.-B!shop
". B. Derrick OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Church in r address this evening before the con-
vention Of ministers OF that denomination advised
the colored 10 vote for Mckinley and Roose-
velt He said:
Il am going 70 vote fer Mckinley, and | exDect
my ministers ! intend TO- The seventy
i've thousand negroes who We're disfranchigad In
North Carolina few days ago were disfranchised
by the Democrats. Ia State IA the Union ha q
the Republican party TesOrtef such high ha nded
and outrageous treatment Of the negroes"
The Bishop further announced that in his tourney
over the country he viii advise the colored voters
to vote the Republican ticket at the coming cleo
ton
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
DEATHS By DROWNING.

Newburg. y. Y, Aug. IO-John Darcy aged nine
teen. was drowned in the Hudson here this noon
He could not swim, and while wading along the
beach, stepped into deep hole. The body was re-
covered Darcy came from Ireland few months
Watertown y. Y, Aug. l0-Louis f. Densow
aged thirteen was drowned In Black River here. at
$50 this morning while bathing The body was
recovered ' W."
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
MAYOR D1EHL AGAINST HIMSELF.
BUFFALO's EXECUTIVE FAvoRs MACKEY's NOM
NATION FOR GOVERNOR

Buffalo, Aug. l0-A Saratoga dispatch published
here to-day. saying that Richard Croker was seri-
ously considering Mayor Diehl of this city for Gov
ernor, was shown TO the Mayor, who glanced over
It and with a chuckle said:
Il am against Dleh and for Mackey for
Governor. l am perfectly satisfied TO be Mayor
during the Pan-American Exposition"
Would you decline the nomination." was asked
We'll. now, that is different replied the Mayor.
There Is a difference between entering Il strife
for the nomination and having il offered to you
However, repeat that l am against Diehl and
still for Mackey."
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
NOnINATIOys FOR CONGRESS-.

Bay City, Mich Aug. lO.-The Xth District Dem
ocrats here nominated George D. Jackson, of Bay
City, for Congress
Battle Creek. Mich, Aug. 10.-The Democrats OF
the lid Congress District have nominated Stephen
d. Williams. OF Battle Creek, for Congress.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug lG.-After a deadlock
lasting until O'Clock this morning the Democrats
of the With District nominated William r Knight
Of Grand Rapids, 10 oppose Congressman William
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
ARTHUR Won BRIEsEN PRESIDENT.

MKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT LEAGUE.
About seventy members of the German-American
Mckinley and Roosevelt League met at the head
quarters, No 102 East Fourteenth-st.. Thursday
night and effected permanent organization with the
following officers: President Arthur Won Briesen;
presidents, Charles A Schieren. Gustav H.
Schwab Paul Goepel and DIR. S. Scholer; secretary,
/. l.. Thoma; second secretary, George II. Engle-
hart, and treasurer, Gustav II. Schwab. Executive.
Finance and Organization committees appoint
ed. Press and Literary committees will be ap-
pointed by the Executive Committee.
The address TO German Americans was read, dis
Cussed and approved and II decided 10 begin
at once the organization of German American Re
publicans all the United States, well
political outlook most encouraging Il have
quite a large acquaintance among the Germans of
this city. said he, "and have yet to a Ger
man who voted against Bryan in 1896 who will
vote for him this year"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
NORTHFIELD HOURS FULL
A GREAT DEMAND FOR MEETINGS
MR.. MEYER EXPLAINS THE KEsw1CK TEACH
ING-DR WESTON. OF GROCER SEM
MARY, SPEAKS

East Northaeld Mass Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-'T am
sorry to miss the feast at NOrthield writes
Vermont minister. Truly, these meetings are
feast and t is a continual feast or may be made
so by those who are wise enough to attend every
meeting a form OF worship, which Mr.. Moody was
accustomed to say. resulted In religious dyspepsia
Beginning to-day with family prayers at OF $50
a m, meetings have been held with scarcely
break. except for meals. and they will not close
until after 9 .. m.
DR. c. / scoheld resumed his open parliament
a o'clock this morning. and al that early hour
a fair sized congregation gathered. At 10 O'Clock
Mr.. Moody took charge. and conducted a song ser
vice led by Mr. Stebbins. The Rev. W. ]. Erd-
man, of Germantown. Penn, expounded passage
Of Scripture, and he was followed by Mr. Morgan
who spoke with mis- usual force and hepfulness
At 2:36 p m. the Sunday School Institute was held
a which Mr. Torrey and Miss Kinsman spoke Mo
Meyer led mems meeting at 4 O'Clock. in the
Congregational Church, and at 4:SO. Mr.. White
mere, of w-York, had charge OF a meeting TOT
women in the Auditorium, which lasted until
after s O'Clock: at $50 the Rev William Newman
Hall Of Dublin conducted the Round Top meeting
The song service at 7;30, and the preaching by MI
Meyer S. completed the day.
II must not be inferred from this long list OF
meetings that the regular visitors are in danger of
dvspepsia religious or otherwise. All the teams in
several livery stables and many additional ones
from private stables busy every afternoon TAX
ing parties to Mount Herman, Brattleboro. Win
chester Hinsdale Ashuelot and other towns
people though no reason is assigned for this pref
erence.
Two books have just been written by Mr.
Meyer which attracting good deal of attention
here. and having large sale. They may be
ordered by mail also from the book store, East
Mortified, Mass. ''Zechariah the Prophet OF
Hope" consists Of fifteen studies in the prophecy
the authors aim being TO give the salient features
and lessons of each chapter with the object of
alluring the reader to more searching and
ful acquaintance with Zecharfah. Mr.. Meyer is a
reverent Bible student and a fascinating writer,
and not a few Of the people here obtain every
book and booklet and tract that comes from his
pen.
Quite in contrast to this theological study Is
pretty book in blue and gold entitled Lovers
Away 1t treats of The Wedding Day." The
Honeymoon What the Wife Expects from Her
Husband" What the Husband Expects from His
Wife, "Supposing." The Home" The Dover Of
Children Common Interests and Darby and
joan" While designed primarily a wedding
souvenir it is beautiful birthday gift for those
who have perpetual summer in the heart. although
children and grandchildren have followed the we'd
ding day and the honeymoon
Yes. 'ts summer In the heart:
Shows may fall and teardrOps start,
But the soul that loves forever
keeDeth in the heart
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
INVITE ROOSEVELT AND GUGGENHEInER.

The Independent Order OF the Free Sons of Israel
with its auxilaries Of l07 lodges. representing a
membership of twenty-five thousand will celebrate
fits fourth annual entertainment, picnic and sum
nights festival on Tuesday in Sulzer's Harlem
River Park. Governor Roosevelt and Acting Mayor
Guggenheimer have been invited.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK IN IOWA

Waterloo Iowa. Aug. 10.-The Republican State
Committee has announced that Governor Roose-
Welt Will open the campaign in the West on Sep
teulber % in this city This Will be his cnly speech
sp Iowa
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

process there Is no revelation Of Christian truts
after the close q the canon.
The Acts. the Epistles. the Apocalypse contain
the whole OF revealed Christianity But truth can
not be received and understood merely by hearing
H. The words which state II not sufficient 10
convey 70 20 the heart 1t must be experienced
And experience requires time The child must OF
necessity think a child. speak as child. un-
derstand as a child. How could the infant Church
in Jerusalem. IN COrinth, understand those things
which eve had not seen. those things into which
the angels desire % Iook2 How could they enter
at once into those hidden ways OF God. into the
depths Of the divine nature. into those secrets
which had not been made known from the fouuda-
ton OF the world until they were manifested In
Christ?
We look back the pathway Of the divineiy
guided Church fer the last eighteen hundred years
and we can clearly trace the development % Chris
tian doctrine First. naturally and necessarily.
comes the question What is Cod And for three
hundred years men thought and prayed and dis
cuSsed and compared views. until the doctrine %
God was settled and formulated for all time The
result Of this profound thought by earnest think
may be stated In a few sentences, but thnss
sentences are Weighty and wonderful
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
IN. l. WARD RE- -ELEcrEp cHAIRMAN.

The Republican County Committee Of Westches-
ter yesterday elected eX-Congressman William l..
Ward chairman, John J. Brown secretary, and
James L. Hopkins treasurer. Samuel G. Miller the
former secretary, is the Republican nominee for
Sheriff and declined reelection as secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11
PRESIDENT wEsToN's ADDRESS.

President Westons address yesterday The
Present Place of the Church in the Pnullne Epis-
ties" was greatly enjoyed. Although It was de-
ivered at an extra service. large and apprecatve
audience attended the meeting. DR.. Weston said
in substance
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

When our Lord. In that last memorable dialogue
with His Disciples. promised them that the spirit
OF truth should guide them into all the TRUTH He
did not address them individuals. as min
listers, but as the prospective Church The guild
ance Is not an act, but process, and implies the
personal presence OF the guide IL Is a continual
process, lasting throughout the dIspensatIOn. until
the church. having been cleansed with the wash
Ing OF water by the Word Is presented 10 Christ a
glorious Church. not having spot or wrinkle, or
any such thing, but holy and without blemish.
Holiness Ia the fruit OF truth. During this long
New-York tribune., 1900-08-11

Yes. 'tis summer in the heart:
SHOWS may fall and teardrops start,
But the soul that loves forever
keepeth summer in the heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
THE Poll TICS OF
NORTH CAROLINA
Democratic Candidates Have Ended
Their Tour.
WILL CAMPAIGN SEPARATELY.
A state Prohibition Convention to BE
Held in saiisbury-Memoriai Day
Cclcbra.cd-spccia, Attention
nGraye Of ku Klux Martyr.

RALEIGH. n. c.. May 1e-sseciai.-
THE Democratic State Executive COM
,n,..ee met tonight and selected central
committee. This is the first meetns Oh
The Executive COMMITTEES since It's ap-
po;ntment during the State Convention.
The i,ineracy of the Democratic noIa,-
u,ees ended in Washington, n c. on Inc
sth-that is as they went in a body They
vii, run separate, and the campaign VIII
be kept up until the election.
The official call has been made Tor
State Prohibition Convention to be heid
in Salisbury on May I'D 10 elect dele
gates to the National Prohibition Con-
~en,Ion 10 be held in Chicago in June,
10 nominate Presidential electors, 10 elect
a State Executive Committee and adopt
n State platform and principles.
The memorial day exercises were car
ricd out this afternoon according TO the
1,rorranrne The address of Hon Henry
A. Larden, OF I'lttsboro, on the gallant
Twenty-sixth North Carolina Regiment
was a magnificent one. The grave OF
Colonel Harry Burgwyne. one OF the col
onels of that regiment, is in the Gene
terry here. and was most beautifully
decorated. The grave of Captain Ran.
dsiph A Shotwell, the Kiu klnx martyr.
was also CONSPICUOUS for its loving atten-
ton Captain Shotweil. 1t will be re.
called, was arrested when trying TO pre-
vent The Klu Klux from perpchadns
some rash act He was convicted ana
sent to Albany penitentiary.
Loving friends here take pride in max
ing his last resting place, on which
stands a splendid monument, bright with
flowers on this special day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
s d RzR INVESTMENT.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SIX PER
CENT. BONDS OF, THE COMMON
WEALTH CLUB, MATURING JUNE
!, 1890. Sa5,o0o:
! The Club has decided to extend itS
bonds twenty years.
The Virginia Trust Company Will aes
for the bondholders. properly Stanfpths
them and attaching the new coupons
Holders of these bonds who haFa
been seen. have readily agreed 10 the eS-
tention: as, however. the bonds are some,
what scattered. theiS means IS a6optsa
to notify all holders OF the action OF tns
Club. and the request is made that they
communicate with the undersigned az Una
earliest possible date, stating whetner
they will extend.
AS some of the bonds are known to pc
held by estates in liquidation a part OF
the issue is offered to tEs pubic at par
and interest. payable COPPER cent eash.
balance in two, four. six and eishN
months.
The bonds are good beyond peradven-
ture. and the coupons are paid regularly
as not only is the physical security OF IN:
r1roperty ample for the principal eu'
also the fixed income of the Cluo TAR ID
excess of the annual interest.
Further information Will be given apoN
application rorrtrc,
Chairman;
s. BARNEY CRENsHAw.
w S FORBES.
Finance Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
ARMY OF POTOMAC
Society Will Visit Richmond During
E.naa.,icl-cl,,.r. I,..Ia N, r,1,,auf

Fredericksburg Encampnent.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 10
Specialize joint committee OF the City
Council and citizens are busily engaged
IN arranging for the encanpment of the
Society of the Army OF the Potomac in
this CITY May 18th and 2Srh. Ample pro-
visions viii be made for caring for the
visiting soldiers and all of their friends
who will not aggregate. it IS thought,
more than one thousand.
The programme for the entertainment
of the strangers is an elaborate one. One
OF the features Will be an excursion 10
Richmond, on the second day. A sub
committee from here visited Richmond
shis week and arranged with the several
Camps, Confederate and G. A. r. there.
TO aid IN showing the visitors the diff
serent polrsts of interest about the Capital
GTty.
This city VIII be deliberately decorated.
President Mckinley and Governor Tyler
are expected here during the encamp-
snent.
nir w. g. Newman, the wealthy mine
tnSner, of New York, and his family are
now enjoying their snificent new home
tn Orange county, MT. .Athos, on which
Mr.. Newman has spent such a large sum
In embellishing the naturally picturesque
place.
THE .fRandolph.''t farm few miles
above Falmouth. IN Stafford county. con-
taining about two hundred acres. has bean
soid 10 James w. Estes.
Revival services have been in progress
et the Christian Church here every
nigh; since Sunday. and viii continue
throughout the week The pastor. Rev.
s. *. Forrer. is preaching earnest and
instructive sermons to large and at
.entlpe congregations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
NORTH CAROLINA ODD-FELLOWS.
Elected officers and Adjourned TO
Meet in Asncvilic.

wINSToN-SALEM. n. c.. May 10
Special.-T'he Grand Lodge of odd-Fellows
adjourned to-day to meet in Asheville on
the second Tuesday in May, 1901 The fol-
ssowing officers We're elected for the ensuing
tsa-r: Grand Master, Marcus w. jacob;
Sc wilmington; Deputy Grand Master.
Re sart ". Murray. of Greensboro; Grand
E4rden, John T. Griffith, of Winston;
Grand Secretary, B. H Woodeli, Of
Raleigh; Grand Treasurer, r j. Jones, Of
Wilmington: Representative TO Sovereign
Grand Lodge, DIR. John A. Stevens, of
Clinton {for two years.: Trustee OF Orphan
.eome. c. B. Edwards, Of Raleigh (re-elect-
ed} Grand Master jacob appointed the
following officers: Grand Marshal. Clar-
ence Sawler. of Asileviile: Grand Conduc-
TOR, Thee B. Winstead, of Elm City;
Grand Guardian, J. ]. Hopkins, of VIII
mington: Grand Herald, ]. L. Shannon
house. of Charlotte: Grand Chaplain, f. D.
SHindeli, Of Goldsboro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER
William Pnsh Gets Three Years fo
KILN. His Brother-in-Iaw.

WELDON, N. c., May 10.-Special.-The
jury in the case of William Pugh to-day
brought in a verdict of manslaughter.
Iugh shot and killed Elijah Whitaker, out
there were mitigating circumstances, and
Judge Moore gave the prisoner three years
in States prison.
Court adjourned this afternoon. The most
important case was postponed, that of
John Wesley Morris. who shot and killed
his brother-in-law, Felix Webb. Captain
Day, of counsel for defence, asked for a
continuance. Solicitor Daniel was ready
for the State. and insisted on trial, but
the Judge granted the prayer Of defence
and continued the case TO the October
term
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
me law are much eratttsea a. the ordili-

the law are much gratiaed at the ordili-
ness of The day.
hir. and Mrs. J. Robert Mnt,tgomerF.
s5s near coiiierssows. have issued dnyi-
tations to the marriage of THAR daughter,
Miss Julia Lena Montgomery. to Mr.
Stuart Finley Montgomery. of Govington,
Va. The ceremony Will take place from
the Presbyterian Church at GoilierssoWn.
Oh, Tuesday morning. May 2sd.
"A petition. signed by one-hundred and.
eighty qualified voters of Natural Bridge.
District, has been presented to Judge w.
p Houston, asking for a local option
election in that district, and he mas
ordered an election to take place Thurs.
day, July 9Th, to decide whether or not
the safe of intoxicnnts shah be licensed
in that district At present no liquor is
sold In the district. Kerr.s Creek Dis
trict is also agita:ing the local option
question These two are the only dis
trScts in Rockbridge county, not having
the local option law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust to
the undersigned. trustee dated July Is
1895 and recorded in the clerks office OF
Henrico County Court, in D. 3. lao 'B.
page a04, which was given to secure the
payment of a certain sum OF money
therein mentioned, and default having
been made in the payment OF a portion
thereof and being directed by the bene-
ficiary so to do. shall offer for sale, at
public auction, upon the premises. on
"WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 1900,
at 5 o'clock P. NJ. the property men
toned above, being the same REAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed OF
trust.
The house is large, containing ten or
twelve rooms, besides bathroom, closes e
and pantry. There Isl also GOOD STAPLE
and other outbuildings on he 10 H. In. e
lot fronts 10 feet First Avenue. ana
runs back between parallel lines lao feet
to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale,
all taxes due to day of sale, and the sum
of S3T7.o2. the sum of S61O.19 In smon.n =,
instalments of S25.10. the sum OF Loo. :
in tMenty-stX months, and the baian ,.e
upon a credit of thirty months, al cfedlt
payments to bear interest from cay q
sale, and to be secured by a deed OF TVS Is
oil 1ne :. epei : 4. SUTTON.
,nv11Ss Trustee.