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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
OUR RELIGIOUS CoNTENIPoRA-
RIES.

It was fayorite thought of DR.. Hoge's.
in sermon and in prayer, that the
curving firmament of heaven was as
the land Of God bent over us in love
and care. Mo one Is SO small, so 2un-s
important, that the love of the Heavenly
Father is not. above and around him.
No one is so lonely, SO friendless, so
helpless, that he does not have the great
eve of the Father of Lights looking
down. upon him, and the great land of
the Eternal Love Blended in blessing upon
him. And however far above the curving
hand seems ito be, it will be but a little
way until we come to the horizon, ana
heaven come down ITO earth to meet us
at the end.-Central Presbyterian.
It is turning out that the heroes Of
the fight between a great nation like
England and the two small republics
of the Beers are with the weaker, but
gallant, people. It was so in our
Spanish war.-Christian Advocate.
Referring to the fact that Richmond
churches were sued for delinquent taxes,
the Religious Herald says:
Surely this is a condition of things
which ought not to last day. Mot
only are the titles clouded, but the prop
erty; Is put in jeopardy, and the churches
are setting an example of reprehensible
carelessness. OF course, it has resulted
from mere thoughtlessness in every in
stance. Baptists are sinners above
others in this respect, because of their.
congregational form Of governm emit.
Churches with more compact and better
articulated forms of church government
are usually more business-like.
b If the season Of Lent served only as
q break-water to- the tide of world liness,
If it only called a halt to the 5crowding
Of pleasures, it would be a great bless
ing to human familie
For the health of our bodies we spend
periods in invigorating q tmospheres, or
near to health giving waters - so & the
Church provides that for the health and
restora ton of our souls. we shall spend
this season III spiritual and intellectual
atmosphere full Of the light and tone
of divine truth, near to Sthe founta1n#of
{ living waters, by thes waters Of Shiloh
that flow softly. 30
OF course it is our. duty to set @the
Lord always before ur5eyes,s o:Kseek
& the lord and His Righteousness ever
more; but It. is wise to have special
occasions for special Eeffo Tferes are
times and seasons for all things:---'sou -
sern Churchman
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THE MASON AND rILLNIAN REso-

Gis. lICIlCN.
The Senate Of the United States should
not have paltered with either the reso-
luton of Mr.. Mason. expressing the
sympathy of this nation with the Beers.
or with the resolution of Mr.. Tillman,
requesting the President to offer media
ton and kindly Offices Of the govern
1nent to put an end to the war in South
Africa Both resolutions should have
been met seuareiy and promptly, and
both should have been rejected. AS to
the first, mr.. Mason's resolution, there
are undoubtedly many Americans, per
faps a majority, who sympathize with
the Beers in their manly struggle. But
the duty Of this government to another
government with which it is on terms
Of peace and an1ity, is not to be deter
mined by the sympatllies of a part or
of a majority of the American people.
we owe a government that we are on
terms of peace and aInity with, the duty
Of absolute neutrality, and to declare
our sympathy as government Win
one of the contestants in a war that
b. : n
we are not engaged in, is to offer an
afrront to the other contestant and is to
take action of the most unfrlendly
character against that contestant II
we owed Great Britain no gratitude at
all for the part she took in our war
the laws of nations would require our
government to abstain from any express
sion of sympathy for either the one side
or the other.
Every word of this applies just as
strongly to Mr.. Tillman's resolution. 1t
would be a fragrant breach of our duty
of neutrality to offer to mediate be-
tween the parties without assurance OF
some sort that the offer would be &C
ceptahle to Great Britain. We suppose
that it would be acceptable to President
kruger, but we have many reasons to,
believe that it would be highly offensive
to England It would be impertlnent
interference by ms in a quarrel that does
not concern US except IN the way oL
sympathy and feeling.
Tillman's resolution was ruled out or
order, which we take to be a convenient
way of lodging the issue, and though
Mason's resolution was kept before the
Senate in such shape that he may pos
sibly force a. vote upon it even before
those lines are in type, and in that vote
the resolution may be lost, still all OF
our criticisms stand. Both resolutions
should have been met openly and square
ly as soon as they were presented, anu
both should have been emphatically voted
down that England might see we are
as fully resolved to do our whole duty
bv her in the present case as she DID
hers by us in the Spanish war.
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March 9, 1900.
Her Purpose.

Down the long vistas of the years she
With eager eyes, eNpectant, and alert.
Somewhere her purpose waited; that great
work
For which she was created. In her heart
Burned the deep longing to achieve.
To lead some glorious effort for reform!
To feed poor starving minds with loaves
of thought
And hungry hearts with love; to cheer,
to aid,
To help humanity to nobler heights
And purer attitudes. She cared not how
Or through what paths God led her to
her work,
She was prepared for sacrifice and ton
And suffering, SO be it at the last
She might attain her purpose. Might and
day
This thought was dominant; 1t had shaped
her dreams
And colored ali her actions. and it grew
To be wall, which shut her duty out
And hid the hearts of dear ones from
her view.
"A good man starved for love beside her
hearth,
And little children wandered from the
home
To find their pleasure elsewhere, and to
4Iife's mysteries. from other lips than hers.
She dreamed Of leading hosts to happi-
ness 49,
The while fler own were hungering for
her care.
She dreamed Of fame and glory while
dear love
sat ia the solitude and pined Ito dea tn.
She waited for her purpose, and knew not
1t sdvelt forever lonely a t her side
And wept because she would not under
iss sz stand.
Ella wheeler Wilcox, In N. =. Journal.
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Teachers Paid.

The teachers Of Fairfield Dfstrict--He
rico County. were at the County Court
House yesterday morning, being paid of
for the past month.
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Would Affect His Trade.
q ok O'Rell: 8 es, he IS always afraid
the sun may suddenly drop from Ut posi-
stion..''
Luke tWarme: ''Is he a scientist
Mack OsRell: No: q parrasol manufac-i
turer."-C Chicago News.
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Something to Hope For.

tDolan ...How,.s yer Uncle Larry thot
zwint to 5Amertky o.
Nolan: s Hes only a mimber OF Con-:
gress VI. hut he has hopes of gdattnse on
the police foorc New York Journal
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nm ABOIJT EVERY TEN DAYS,
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aFTEikNIATH.

Sub1,arama Swarminad hin, of Madras,
India, will in a very short time receive
from Harvard the degree Of Phi. D.
Charles Il. Davis, the actor, who made
a fortune in the play, Alvin Josiin' LETT
his estate, valued at $4,000, to Margaret
Schriyer Simpson, wife Of Edward Il.
Simpson, of Detroit. When she was a
child Davis took 6, fancy to her and gave
her q musical education. When she re-
turned he persuaded her to join ms COM
pany and then made love to her she
Odd not receive his attentions kindly and
left the company I'm 1895. Soon after that
time she married her present husband
and never saw Davis again.
The three city school buildings OF
Eureka, Kan. are connected by telephone.
'sIt used to be necessary" says the SUI
perintendent, t'to have a teachers meet
ing very day or two for the discussion OF
current work in the schools. Now, now
ever. the teachers keep in such close
touch with each other by means OF che
telephone that meetings are necessary
only every two or three weeks. l think
it probable that we may dispense with
the meetings altogether
As chairman of the Board Of Directors
of the New, York Central Railroad,
5Chauncey Depew draws the snug salary
of 100000 annually The year Harrison
was elected President Mr.. Depews was a
candidate for nomination., but Cornelius
Vanderbilt said in effect: you drop the
presidential bee and I will make your
salary s6o,Coo. which is $4,000 more imam
is maid the President Chauncey had
not forgotten the iproverb about bird
in the hand, SO he accepted.
The President to be elected next NO
yember may have the filling of four of
the nine places on, the United States SUI
preme bench. One of. the vacancies will
be the chief justiceship.
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HOW &, to ERect Is Change.

IaNt6IS l1de -
man I let of last week s.
Prisoner: But our Worship Will
let me OF agatn5I Twill feel like a diff
Eferent man PUCK.
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more Income tax than all the counties Of.
the State
1t should be explained that the g cures
which ne have employ ed in this article:
relate to the amount OF taxes assessed,
and Tor convenience We have assumed.
that these sums were paid In full. SIS
81 We have not meant, in institutIng these
comparisons. to draw any invidious dis
tincuon between the counties and the
cities. We hope that none of our readers
will think that we are capable OF doing
such a little thing. But there seems to
be some prejudice from certain quarters
against the cities. and we have heard 1t
intimated that the people Of the country
districts are taxed beyond their just
dues. while the people in town get off
lightly. Therefore. we have thought prop
er to produce these figures. and to show
that II there is tax lodging in Virginia it
is not Confined to the cities. /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

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subharama swarminadhim, OF Madras,
India. will in a very short time receive
from Harvard the degree Of Phi. D.
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'NAHI DAY D 4 ! ! ! IN
P( ] 'COUJ.R j I
His Three AssaiIantss Fined and Go to
-. ]. z.

Jail.
The evening times., 1900-03-21

NEW YORK. March 21-While the early
dealings in the Stock Market this morn
ing we're wanting in the sensational move
ments that characterized the market yes
terday, its tone was still one Of general
steadiness. London's influence was again
favorable, higher range OF prices and
moderate buying orders being furnished
from that quarter. The final dispos tion
Of Third Avenue Railroad affairs was still
referred 60; also. as an encouraging feat
ure Of the situation All the local trlc-
tion stocks continue firm and active today
in consequence.
The railway list was actively dealt in nt
advancing prices. notably fer the granger
stocks. Southern Railway, preferred. and
Wheeling aud Lake Erie issues The
feature of the dealings in the indu trial
quarter Of the market was National 81 el.
which. in rather sharp decline, was an eX-
ception TO the general teudencv Of the
market.
The evening times., 1900-03-21
JENNINGS NAY QUIT.
The baseball Player Receives a
Philadelphia business Offer.

ITHACA, y. Y, March 2I-Hugh Jen-
niugs. in an interview Yesterday, said that
he had received au oner from Phila-
delphia syndicate 20 manage a certain
branch Of their business. He said that he
was seriously considering their offer. and
that If he did accept the position he would
give up baseball entiJely in the future
Jennings refused 10 state the nature OF
the business until be had further e0usid-
cred the offer. Jennings has taken a great
interest in the college work here. attend
ing certain lectures regularly and has fire.
Quently expressed 2 desire TO leave the
baseball field permanently and get into
some other business.
II is not thought that this has anything
70 do with the offer Of the Philadelphia
baseball club Of S. 800 for his release
The evening times., 1900-03-21
New York Cotton Market.
FITZ TO FIGHT MCoY.
The Match with ShRrkey UneNpeet-
cdIy Called on.

NEW YORK. March 21.-Whatever
chance former Champion Bob Fitzsimmons
received Of wiping out the stigma OF being
defeated by Tom Sharkey at San Francis
co several years ago has dissolved in thin
air. for yesterday 'Lauky Bob" called his
match with Sharkey Off and forthwith made
an offer 10 fight Kid Mccoy, the latter ac-
cepting. This rather unexpected turn Of
affairs came about because Tom O'Rourke,
on behalf OF Sharkey, refused TO entertain
the proposition Of o. per cent made by the
Westchester Athletic Club Monday night.
All this transpired at a meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Delavan Hotel. between
O'Rourke. Al Smith. FitzsimmOns. and
Messrs George Cooke and Martin Julian,
who. it is said hold the lease OF the West
chester Club But the most important
thing developed outside OF the calling OFF Of
the match was a statement made by
O'RouTae when the conference was over
His remarks were as follows:
The story which came from Chicago
some months ago to the effect that Fi;z-
simmons and Julian had fallen out and
parted company was all a bluf. They have
always been friends and their scheme was
to get a lot OF notoriety and sympathy.
You know that Julian is FitzsimmOns
brother-in-law, and blood is thicker than
water So after exploiting their troubles
all over the country, FitzsimmOns got
ing 'ad' and Julian laughed under his
coat. When FitzsimmOns posted his money
70 fight anyone l called him. and then when
he could not get out of it, made a match
with Sharkey.
Julian was on all the time and got a
club which does not exist TO put in a bid
so that he could run the fight himself for
his brother-in-law. They thought that they
could make the COney Island Club go high
er but they got fooled. FiJzsimmOus Ju-
lian. Cooke. and Sheriff Malloy. of West
chester, had a talk at the Metropole Hotel
before coming to my place, and it was ar
ranged there that Fitz should call off his
match with Sharkey and take on Mccoy
What do YOU think OF that?"
The evening times., 1900-03-21
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SfBADINHSS IN STOCKS
The Market Entirely Wanting in
Sensational Movements.

London'S influence Again Favorable.
Moderate Buying Orders Being Re
Firm and Activc-The Railway List
AdvRnces-NGtiOnRI steel Declines.
The evening times., 1900-03-21

conservative people. Central stock was
strong during tlc dst hour above l35.
Baltimore aud Ohio. common. was fairly
strong but there was some realizing by the
smaller people that bought the stock a ftW
DAYS sgo az much lower prices.
The evening times., 1900-03-21

The CHANGERS held their own we'll. but
made no net gains this morning. owing TO
some realizing sales. 10 Is still said i1 good
quarters that Rock Island is destined to
nave a good advuu@s shortly. a pool Is uu-
derstood 20 be beginning operations In the
gr0rk
The evening times., 1900-03-21
Denied the Petition.

Judge Nicol today. in the Circuit
Court at Fort Myer Heights. Va, dismis
sed the bill filed by j. b. NiereDdorf and
others asking for the appointment Of
receiver for the Consumers Brewing
Company. The bill also requested that an
accounting be made.
The evening times., 1900-03-21
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The evening times., 1900-03-21

Have you tasted Heurich's Bock2 II not, phone
634 Arlington Isottling Co., for a case.
The evening times., 1900-03-21

southern Pacific was strong around 40
and there was also falk OF pool operating
iu the stock. The earnings OF the company
are ,qgaI TO . per cent on the stock and
on this score alone it is considered to have
q goo1 advance in any bUoyanJ market
The evening times., 1900-03-21

The wonderful advance iu Third Avenue
continued this morning for ten additional
pC-ats 90 ll-- The rOut OF the shorts IN
iH' slo.k W'S complete and perfect. aside
non tnlS feature the market was quiet
comparatively. and rather duu after the
gyWn--fi.9 of Yesterday. 10 ya- 10 be- ,N-
pstt,d that the boom would 5r followed
'y q reaction in the general list and dur
In- ihr first nour of he ddy there were
declines bur f1. tbo most part only frac-
uC'2L Many OF the most conservative
people IN Ire Strcet.are confdca; thai he
result OF this shaking mp viii be- ionic
10 me market in general aud that 1u up
"afa WoNemeni OF importance may .et i'm
al any Time. London was small auypr
OF American securities Money was a..aiu
easy The hrst call loans Of the DAY being
made az a..
The evening times., 1900-03-21

Again there is the talk Of an increase or
the dividend ON American Tobacco. The
stock continued strong today. though dur
ing the first hour 10 had not reached the
high price of yesterday. Sugar was more
hloyant than Tobacco and seemed quite
equal 10 am advance 20 lle. The price for
which one Of the bull pools is supposed TO
d. working
The evening times., 1900-03-21
new York stocx Marsei.

Corrected daily by ". 3. Hlbbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange
1919 + Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-21
Chicsso Grain and rroxI.Ion Mnrket.

Corn ected daily by ". B. Hibbs Co.
members OF the New York Exchange.
i419 + Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-21

1t was very much the fashion amonr
the bears today TO say that tine boom.
yesterday cam, in day and is now over
That IL was caused entirely by the news
that the Metropolitan Traction Company
hds secured control OF the Third Avenue
property. This. OF course is very far from
the truth. The advance in the railway list
has been going on for nearly TWO months
yesterday being only somewhat more
huoyant than other days The panic Of
he shorts in Third Avenue and Metrupoli-
tan was The immediate cause OF the fire
works i'm those securities, aud sympaihetis
covering Of shorts in other parts Of the list
followed but this was only one small feat
ure In the market as FAR as it's real import
ar.c was concerned.
The evening times., 1900-03-21
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