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New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

suits the keener became the interest the onooll
until when word came that Douglas might be
beaten. hundreds of people hurried from the club
house to witness the expected humiliation OF the
exchampion 1t was a field day for the visitors.
who swarmed from the big hotels TO watch the
sport With the entry stripped of all but the actuai
championship competitors the greens were coInpar-
atiyeiy- clear and the course safe from flying golf
balls. Consequently every pair had its gallery.
Miss Frances Griscom. the present woman cham
pion of the country. was one Of the most enthusi-
astic spectators although golfng girls with tanned
cheeks and pink coats bloOmed in every quarter OF
the grounds.
The orderly progression Of events started in the
early morning when the tie which occurred on the
previous day for the last three places IN the quail
fled division. played off. Frank croker son
Of the Tamrnany chieftain. was one OF those en-
titled to compete. but he and his brother Herbert
missed the early train from Atlantic City ana
conseo,entlv he was defaulted. The others TO play
off were NJ G. Macdonald. OF the fiorada country
Club: Louis Livingston, jr, OF Westprook; w. T.
Hit Of Chevy Chase. Nd; c b. cory oi "o,i
ton Mass and Z. NJ. Byers. OF fittspuFs' I
| ,..or, o,d Fsyers won on the first hole with lour
strokes each and Macdonald Joined them on .iie
second hole with the same score the oaheis e
Ave These Livingston. byefs anu ~
MacDonald-were then lhci"ue' Az ~
and the round began .a j. ao,,he
o,rc,,,, of the course. thirty-six hoies IN An, "
grand total Of almost twelve 1housaliu siU -
ri,or,aIly New-York enjoyed the prepoioe - 49,
s+rengtb. and win doubtless hold the LEAD ui'i tne
-" Sa,,ar cities were represented by the men
ubo faced the first tee, the dinerent ciaiS Oe1e
as follows ,Y,+o, Ward
New-York-Pyne. Perm. Reid Hamilton r,r
,,,,ars seeIev. Kennaday. Douglas. Reinha1o' Ni'-
ingston and Travis - c,,.h Gallagher
Philadelphia-Darpy, w T. ~
Cr,scom and A. II. Smith ~ ,,.or
p,ttsburg-Fownes, jr. Fownes' orniiSto"'
and Byers. ro1,
c,hicago-Egan. Holabird and MacDoilu na
washington-H Harlan Johnstone ana
Poston-Ilockwood Thorp and jennings
Iacksonyile-M G. Macdonald
49, erst nairs off was Louis Livingston.
J.. "a = q Reinhardt of Baltusrol Livingston
came in winner, showing cool pue oeie -.,o-
mastery of the ball that argues Wen lof MS 0 ''
....s Tho cards tell the story:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
COLE.
SURPRISES AT ATLANTIC CITY-DOUG.
LAS NARROWLY ESCAPES DEFEAT.

Auantic CITY, n. J., Sept 70 fSpecaD.-Out Of the
huriy-oury or yesterdays qualifying round thirty
TWO golfers emerged this morning for the first of
'he hoie play rounds in the national amateur golf
championship. From until the end winners will
meet winners until the final victor is declared.
Ihis eliminating process will probably bring Travis
ano douglas together on Friday. the two men
appear in the same half of the draw and viii leave
the winner OF that match to play the man evolved
py the other half in Saturdays finals
predictions are hazardous at this stage OF the
tournament however, for the result of to-day's
matches sounds a warning note to those who have
picked the winners from among men who have
hltherto held the lead in amateur golf. Douglas
escaped defeat by so close margin that the crowd
was keyed up to applaud his almost victorious op-
ponents. c. M. Hamilton, OF Baltusrol veteran Of
many tournaments. went down before young
Archie Reid, Of St Andrews: Allan Kennaday of
Montcair. was smothered by Holabird, OF Chicago
whiie Myers, OF Yale. third in yesterdays qualify
ing round. was put out by w. C. Fownes. practi-
cally unknown until this tournament
1t Is curious feature OF gollng crowds that they
revel in uDsets The more surprising to-days
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
CLOSE FINISH AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Sept. 10.-The feature at Harlem to-day
vas the Junior Stakes. in which Arian, Wyeth and
'aaoerr finished closely together that ii could
not be told which of the three had won the s2,lso
purse until the judges hung out the numbers. when
they We're placed as named. Jaubert was the
.arorite az TO s. Arian being second choice at
70 Summary:
ftn race Gve furlongs-Lysbeth, le9 CDoninico.
e 10, won: Lucky isocket 100 tBassineer3, is to o.
d: corinne INLAND. Jos (sulliran). 20 to i. third
nne. l0IE
Second race (sx frrlongs)-crinkle 1oi CKnighta. s
T 70 J. won Oliver Nc, 100 (coburnl. to O. sec1rd:
"nlsper Low. loi Davis. Is to J. third. Time. lia
.lrd race tsdE furlongsl-Queen Aday, 80 chmgho
ons Pupil ne G5omInIek1 q 10 i third Time i:i4
m sarth Ounior Stakes; six furongs)--Arian Jos
,siiA1eidl, 10 2. won; Wyeth 107 Sullivan Is 10 j.
Jaubert, Il11a Caywood, TO g. third Time
Filth race lone rnile)-searcter s5 (Iormleyo.
r.. Pay the Fiddler 80 (Knighp 70 l. second; MAX
LEX ss ". Halsh). g 70 !. third. Time 1:4O-s
PIXIE race tIile and sixteenth: sellngt-SSn1a 100
secons : 70 o. Won; raise Lead ie ,hinsa9 ira rsne
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

Cape May, N j., Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-The invita-
ton round robin tournament given by Judge
Elliott Rodgers. OF Pittsburg has been declared
closed. and the cup is awarded to Richard Wister
Harvey. of Philadelphia, who twenty matches
and lost two. z. Sturgess Lockwood PLAYED more
matches than any other man. twenty-six winning
seventeen of them.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
wAUNBEK GOLF TOURNAMENT.

Waumbek House, jefferson. n. H., Sept. 10 fSpe-
ciaD.-rhe first golf tournament open TO all anna
teaurs without restriction announced
event on White Mountain links opened with quail
tying play this morning the Waumbek Golf
Club links, under the most favorable weather con-
dtions Prizes were offered in two classes of eight
EACH with special prize for the low score and
the latter was won by Il. J. Robbins, Woaston
Golf, who headed the qualifying list with 81. His
card and the qualifying summaries follow:
IVA T,Trr.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
sPRAKER, OF YALE, OUT OF CANES
1sAVILY CONDITIONED. HE WILL PROB
ABLY BE BARRED FROM INTERNA-
TIONAI. CONTESTS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE raiBuSE.l

t-1i IHI@HDfAFii TO THE TABINE-I
ye"-5aVen. Conn. Sept l0-J s. Spraker, the
e entry In the track athletic meet with the Eng
eh on September 25 Will probably not COM
-, owing 10 action which the faculty Is likely 10
ss.e In his case when college opens spraker Is
), conditioned In the law school, and will not
De 70 make up his work. IT is greatly feared.
ss'sker has record OF feet inch in the his n
ss..p and Y feet hnches IN the broad Jump ne was
En..sn 10 be anle 10 take both contests from the
nnihen- - With Spraker out. and no Harvard
- -a hkeiy to equal the English athletes both con-
q "ii probably 60 10 the visitors Every effort
s.cu,.'s made 10 get spraker reinstated By the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

most fautless. Finest exhibition / ever saw.
was the comment of such able critic as s Bruce
Price. Traviss stock seems to be on the pounu'
and there were many old golfers who declared 70.
night that he will retain his cup, irrespective OF
the form shown by Douglas. He had Porter
down at the close of the morning half, ana won
by 5 up and to play. The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

L. P. Myers of Fox Hills. who finished Just oei1~
Travis and Douglas Monday, was routed py ";
C. Fownes of Pittsburg who beat him up and !
to play. Fownes up at the turn, and thou9n
Myers did better the second half he could not
overcome the lead. Fowness brother, II. s. FoWnes'
was equally successful over w. P Smith, OF Phlia-
delphia, winning by up. -.
seeley. of Wee Burn who put Travis out IN wa sas
paired with E. A Darby. of Philadelphia and came
in winner by up and to play. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
SHAW'S- CASE GOES HIGHER.
his RIDE ON w. C. WHITNEY'S BLUE GIRL
GODS TO THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.

The stewards Of the Corey Island Jockey Club
after meeting yesterday. issued the following
statement:
In the Great Filly Stakes. the stewards Of the
Jockey Club, while they unable to connect
shaws riding of Blue Girl with any fraud. are OF
the opinion that ii most careless and ineffi-
cent and IN view of his other rides of suspicious
character at Saratoga. respectfully refer his case
70 the stewards OF the Jockey Club for further
scton
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
COULTER INHALING INSTITUTE.

SSs LENOX-AVE.. New-York City. The
fenent of the piney woods sent 10 your
room no matter where you live. Consump-
tion. Catarrh. Asthma and Hay Fever sue
cessfully treated with DIR. COULTER'S :
VAPORIZER AND INHALER. Roons and
trained nurses. Examinations free.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

Travis had less trouble with his opponent !: T.
porter another Pittsburg man. and held things
safely all the way. His form throughout was al
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
yEARLINGs SOLD AT sHEEPsHEAD.

q sheepshead Bay yesterday were
PROPERTY OF NAPA STOCK FARM.
cssnut colt, b Ravelston-Marcell; II J. Morris 81 100
Inestnut colt by ST Carlo-Plquante A. I. Aste 100
@h colt, by imp The Jodge-Sacharisa: H j. 90,
soo
Morris 700
Tes colt, by imp crfghton-Sweet Peggy; H. j. o
c.Ts ceTs 600
p~sesLnut colt by Eoo-Maya II: H J. Morris. 800
WINNER mp ..s.''.ni-..s r4ea 800
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

c. B. Macdonald, of Chicago. was curiousl
enough, paired with VI. G. Macdonald. OF the Flo
ida Country Club, of Jacksonville, and to CON
plete the Scotch burr, Peter Blair, Scotch prf
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY.

ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERING and attractive
decorations: FURNITURE made to order.
repaired remodeiled. polished or reiinished'
MATTRESSES made and CARPETS at
lam BIRNS. $50 West 34th-st.. broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

AMER. ROOFING & PAINT. co.
GENERAL. ROOFING Contractors and
Metal Painters: all work guaranteed ~
Maiden Lane. Telephone. 1.1S3 John
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HNNsnN FEWEn BV DAYLIGHT.
Pan-Arertcar Route with y. Y c. West Shore r. R
Paiatial Day Steamers NEW YORK and '.ALRANY
FASTEST and finest World
DAILY except sunday
Fo< Catssflls. Albany Saratoga. Buffalo and all
points East. North and West -
BROOKLYN Fulton ST (by AnneS)- 500 A. NJ
a Yonkers, West Point. Nevburgh. Pougn
keepsie Kingston Point CRtskill Hudson and Albany
Through Buffalo all points sale AT lead
Offices including those Of the New York Trans
check baggage from residence destination
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
A MARVEL.

kRETOL SOAP cures pimples. scaIy rough
skin. KRETOL TREATMENT remover
biemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
"a ses. Book free Krstol Institute. A. 8,
IT'S 9th Ave-. New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
Gfedmbo0is.
ROGTOM AND POINTS IN
DAV0 OlN NEW ENGLAND

FAIJ. RIVER LINE via FsN River and Newport.
Leave Pier 10 n R. CT Warren St Week days and
SUNDAYS ar $40 NJ. Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE. Providence Leave Pier IS
n R foot of Week days only at 500 P. M
Stsamers~ PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra
each.
STONINGTON LINE. via StOnington- Leave Pier ss
n r focr Of Spring St only $50 P. ".
steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE. via New London. I've Pier So N.
foot of Spring Week days only $50 p. NJ Srrs.
CITY OF LOWELL. sni CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE, leave Pier 25 r. r.. foot Peck
sim Week davs $500 p. NJ. 1900 midnight Sun
DAYS $50 A. NJ Steamers CHESTER w. CHAPLIN and
RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

TEN YEARS experience, dogs trained and
taken care OF; best attention given For
terms write TO LOUIS SINGER. cor. Sedg-
wick-ave. and Woif-st.. Highbridge.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
SURE Pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
RoACHES. WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS.
ETC. ADOLPH ISAAcSEN & SON. 30
FULTON-ST. n. Y
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'oR SAN. UP BDAUTIFUI. SHREWSBURY TAKE THE
RED BANK LINE

Leave foot of FRANKLIN Sc Wednesday sept n "A NJ
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following offices esIlar
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pets cleaned by steam. by hand on the
noor ISIS broadway. 121 East Ssth-sL
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D. & D, w. @lllHAMg,
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Telephone 28o Columbus. RelayinY a sps-
eialty.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.-SoO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO h EDDY. 39s Madtson-st.
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r. w. HARVEY WINS A CJTP

e first match play round begins tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
MIR. T0LER CHOSEN.
He Was Elected by the Police Board to Sue
coed Officer Curle.

Mr.. VIM, a. Toler was elected by the
Board Of Police Commissioners YESTERDAY
to fill the vacancy created by the 1esis
nation OF officer j. w. Curle OF the
Second District Charges of conduct UNI
becoming an officer had been preferred by
Captain Angle against Mr.. Curle. ana
the board met for the purpose OF lnvesti-
gazing the charge. officer cure laiiso :. :. :.
.appear in answer to the charge, ana MS
resignation was accepted
Mr.. To,er was then chosen the new new,
officer will fill out the uneSpired term OF
three years from last July He IS
native of Richmond, printer 0! tfaue
and for long time held the posltlon OF
oi,er in the City, Hail. He was born IN
July, 1859, and is. therefore, in his thirty
second year. Mr.. Toler is very popular
and will make a. good officer His fatnef
was on the force for a long time Mr.
To,er will enter into his duties to-day,
and will be stationed in the second DIS
trict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
MORE MONEY FOR
UNION SEMINARY
Presbyterian Committee Intends Rails
ing 100000 for 1t.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FUND.
Report lAdoptcd Declares That the Synod Of
virginia Snail Give lis Support Only 10
Schools That Arc Both Christian
and Presbyterian.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FUND.
6sr.c,s, r.spa,ch 10 The Times


,~r,5R1-gG VA. March %
rrhc Committee on the Twentieth Century
Tl,,nd in The synod of Virginia met IN .ie
17irst Presbyterian Church here EesI ,. a,
afternoon and was in session heaIiS ga
OF last night +,,.t
4,,e synod OF Virginia would give ITS sup
mort only 10 those schools whose aui.iii..
5s,ration organization shall be 1hFlSsiai
and Prcsnyt erian. that acaoemleS ana ie
male institutes of high grade should pc
maintained by the presbyicrles. aha1 SSl-
1egiate institutions already estaolss,eu ~
she Synod should be further cqulrl,eu.
that the Union Theological seminary
e,no,,ld he placed upon Il more ample
foundation: that the Synod CONSIDERS ~
necessary for the success of the work OF
education TO raise the sum OF S,.a.,ooV anu
TO distribute the money as follows:
UNION SEMINARY
Union Theological Seminary. 100000
lcor collegiate institutions. s1oo,oopVo
Stonewall Jackson Institute. 5000 5000"
l,ewisbuTt- Female Institute, S.u,to-
14ose Academy. SadQFo.
PRESBYTERIAN academies, $1,000
The $1,000 thus appointed Tor PrespS
tei.ian academies shall be distributed
among the nine additional presbyterles
members.
The report further recommended that
each prcsbyIery raise q fund 10 De lnSeSt-
ed for its own use This fund is not to be
used for academies. The sums apportion-
cd for the presbEteries TO raise as their
contributions to the general fund are as
follows:
Abingdon s1S.75o.
Chesapeake. $1,000.
East Hanover. S:;1,c.tO.
Greentyicr. S1S.aE0.
kanawha. Slo.Jgo.
Lexington, S6S.TS.
Maryland. s12.!0o
Montgomery, S21 500.
Norfolk. S1S.I5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30


Church, recently of Selma. Ala. speaker
of force and ttention-commanding power
will be the speaker. his theme--one full of
interest-namely, "Vipecs In Life. \
viper is defined as a serpent. whose bite
is svenomons:a per6on or thing. mischiev-
Gus or malignant. Roe G. !Tupman, tenor
soloist OF the Second Church, will sing.
Ticket. of admission can be secured at
the leading jewelry and drug stores, or
at the Association building This meeting
bids fair to be one that viii be long re-
membered.
The boys gospel meeting viii be held in
the parlor at 3 O'Clock; in charge of MI.
V c. Hart, Jr., Office secretary, who will
give the boys short talk on Traps. ;"
The meeting will last but three-quarters
of an hour.
The Bible Training Class will meet at
5:l5 O'Clock. being followed by the Work
ers League at 6:l5 q clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
NOT FOR A CLUB HOUSE.
The Aibemarlc VIII Not Go TO Third ana
Franklin.

Mr.. / n. Jones. chairman of the Build
in. Committee OF the Albemarle Club.
denies with emphasis that the CLUB is
negotiating for the purchase Of the prop
ei.r at the corner of Franklin and lhlra
lie says the committee would not have
The property. The William Il. Pizzinl
Company has an option on the property
for New Yorker. but it is not Known
what IL is proposed to do with the place
The Pizziui Company NH soon sell at
public auction the building at Sixth and
Broad now occupied by WaSnets drug
store. the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
psnr, Morris confectionery, and A
Never. This is Very valuable property,
and there will probably be strong COM
petition for il
The building at No. 1os East Broad
has been leased by Sydnor & Hundley.
the furniture dealers. The building is
AT present occupied by Greentrees cloth
inr emporium, and Will connect with
their furniture establishment. The build
i.ss are 10 be made four stories high ana
70 be Improved in many respects.
The store No 705 East Broad Street
known AS Ewell's Pharmacy, has recently
been sold by John IL. hyneman TO Louis
Nachman. lie Will shortly begin the
erection of handsome four-story store.
The property fronts % feet on Broad
S;reeI. The consideration was ST.
the contract for the erection OF TOUR
residences in Lee District was signed
Yesterday. The contract was made with
The owner direct, and work Will be pc
gun on them in a Very short time Inc
residences will be located on Park Ave
nue..
The following farms have been sold re-
Gently by the w. 3. PiZZini Company;
TO il. Il. Neefkind. of Wisconsin. a
farm of $40 acres at Dorsets, on the
southern Road. for $4,000. The new prr-
chaser will farm on large scale
To E. o. narr. of Maryland, farm on 10
acres near Amelia Courthouse, for Sl,V'o
To Lewis Lombard, of Illinois, farm OF
1an acres. near Richmond, for S2'eo.
The two houses No. 115 East Grace ana
No. ia North Eighth Street were soi"
recently privately for the sum OF S?,eto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
WILL NOT SELL
ELECTRIC Line
The Norfolk and Western Has MOI
Made an 0ffsr-Seaboard
General MANAGER.
General Manager.

The officials of the Richmond and Pet
e-sburg Electric Railway Company deny
emphaticaliy that there is the slightest
probability that their line will be pur-
chased by the Norfolk and Western and
used as a line into Richmond. If the
officials of the latter company have ever
considered such Il scheme, the Richniono
anu Petersburg officials do not know.
anything of it. In other words, the com
pany is going ahead to build an electric
line between the two cities. and expects
to have it completed in a short time. The
work, especially between Manchester and
Bellwood, is being pushed with all pos
sible speed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
TELEPHONE QUESTION.
Bell Company People Think They Have Gained
Points,

The officials OF the Bell Telephone Com
pany are much pleased with the success
of the resolution setting a date for the
consideration of their petition by the
Street Committee. by the decisive vote of
nine to three. The date set was April
1:..!,
y representative of the Richmond Tele-
phone Company. when seen yesterday,
stated that his company in 10 sense re-
garied the passage Of the resolution as Il
point gained by the Bell Company, and
that the vote could not be regarded as
expressing the mind Of the committee on
the telephone fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
MAY PURCHASE FOREST LODGE.
Mir. Williamson Negotiating for the Property
for His School,

Rex. c. r. Williamson. who is IN Rich-
r,ond TO establish female sene:lary, Went
nm TO Glen Allen yesterday for the pur-
nose. It is thought, of looking over the
estate OF Captain John Cus.sons-forest
1.odse-with d view TO negotiating Tor ITS
purchase. He had conference With the
Captain. but it is not known with what
result. lie returned to Richmond Nestcr-
day afternoon. but left again for Tucka-
hoe.
Mr.. Williamson said few days ago that
he had not decided where he would locate
his college lie has been offered faiterinS
inducements from different cities in Nir-
GINA. and while in Hagerstown, Md. a
few days ago. was asked to settle there.
The Glen Alien properly Is a splendid one.
and would appear 10 prove Very satisfac-
tory TO the needs Of Mr.. Willia1nson's col
lere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
oyer interest on bonds anc
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
Prominent Preachers TO Speak at Y. Nj. c. a
Hall

Hall.
Instead of the review lesson this after
noon at o'clock in the y. n c. A audi
torium there will be a discussion full of
interest and instruction to Sunday-scllool
teachers and workers. It will be one of
those helpful afternoons when prominent
ministers will make short talks on live
Sunday-school themes. This afternoon
will be unique.
The Sunday will be dis
cussed by Rev w. q. Eeauchalnp, pastor
of Broad-Street Methodist Church; The
Home, Department-Whv2" by Prof j. A
Sprenkle, field secretary of the Virginia
Sunday-school Association: Graded Work
Why" by Rev DR.. ". E. L. Smith
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
Rally Day-Wly?, by Rev. J. L. Cook
pastor of Hoge-Nemorial Presbyterian
Church: Decision Day-Why?" by Rev
NJ. Ashby Jones, pastor Of Leigh-Street
Baptist Church. The service will begin
promptly at ) o'clock and will last but
one hour. Every superintendent, teacher
and worker is cordially invited to be pres
ent,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
PLANS FOR THE NEW JAIL.
Colonel cutsl,aw Will BE Ready to Report on
Them To- Morrow.

The Council Committee en- Grounds and
Buildings did not meet yesterday evening
for the further consideration and decision
on the plans which have been submitted
for a new Jail. because of the tact tsat
the City Engineer has been unable 10
finish his examination of the plans.
Colonel Cutshaw states that ne VIII De
able to complete his report on them to-
day. and a meeting of the committee has
been called for Monday at II O'Clock, that
the committee may be able to report TO
the Council Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
immaoaer's Af;eruoon susd.y-scbooI Service.

The review celebration services of I'M
manuel Church. corner Fifth and Leigh
Streets will occur at 5 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Al interesting programme has
been arranged. consisting. in part. OF read
drss. rccitations. with an elaborate must
cal programme by some OF the most popu-
lar and talented singers il solos. duets
and choruses. AS a feature of special in
sercst, they will have viii, them Hon.
John Lamb. who Mill delight them with
one OF his characteristic talks. a cordial
welcome 10 extended to all TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Maniel 4 s., leuls.

Miss 1ura Z. James, one OF Aiissouri's
fair daughters. who has resided At Glen
dale. Va. for the past few years. was
married on the list instant, IN St. Louis.
10 Nr. Frank L. Bates. 4 merchant OF
KANSAS City. Mo. They we're married at
The home OF and by the Rev. Frank Q:
Iannon They will make Kansas City
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-30
Mr.. I.ittlefie!d Returns.

Mr. Benjamin L. Littiefield, of South
Carolina, who came to Richmond several
days ago in search of his wife, who had
left him. and whom he hoped to persuade
10 accompany him back home, as men
toned in The Times several days ago.
has returned to his home. having been
unsuccessful in his undertaking.