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New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
NEW CAPTAIN FOR coLUMB1A FOOTBALL

Chauncey l. Berrien, sophomore in Columbia
has been elected captain Of the Columbia rootba II
team ior thls season in place OF w. R. Morley,
resigned Berrien was substitute on the go team
and was fullback of the 90 varsity Berren is not
a spectacular player. but is an able line bucker
weighs i6S pounds and is feet 9 inches tall
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

Terry McGovern. the champion featherweight
of the world. accompanied by his manager and
trainers, left this city for San Francisco yester
day, where he is to engage in several fights His
first bout will be with Oscar Gardner In a twenty
round match. before the Twentieth Century Ath-
letic Club April 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

Philadelphia, April 9-The game to-day between
the Philadelphia League team and the Montreal
nine of Eastern League resulted I'm a spirited
contest. the home team winning by a single run
The score:
r. II. T.
Montreal .....-..........l o o z o o. II 3
Philadelphia ............0 o ks
Batteries-souder. Whiting Brown and Agnew; Dunn
Conn. McFetridge. Eby and Douglass
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
GS.pPyogggJS 3 ]
Sp0R1sr1fN'
BALLYHOO BEY AILING.
W. c. WHITNEY FEARS THAT THE HORSE
MAY NOT BE WHAT HE WAS
WIND Is AFFECTED.

Ballyhoo Bey. yhe winner Of the sensational Fu-
turity at Sheepshead Bay last year, and consic-
cred one Of the most promising OF the three-year-
olds for this year. is in a bad way, according TO
information received yesterday. and he may not
he seen on the racetrack this season. When w c.
whitney the owner of the horse, last
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
ORIOLES PLAY ON SUNDAY.

John McGraws Baltimore American League team
will open the season next Sunday at the Wee
hawken grounds. The new Orioles will play al
exhibition game with the strong nine from TN,
West New York Field Club
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
GOLF.
1NTERsCHOI.AsTIC CHAMPIONSHIP TO BEGIN
TO-DAY AT OAKI.AND-GARDEN CTTY'S
ANNUAL MEETING.

The interscholastic championship. which for the
last three years has place under the auspices
OF the Cutler School Of this city is 10 begin this
morning az the links OF the Oakland Golf Club at
Bayside Long Island Harry Hollins. jr now
freshman at Harvard. is the present holder OF the
title Hollins is. Of course. not eligible 10 com
nete which leaves the cup open for general COM
This morning the qualifying round is TO be de-
cidei the sixteen best players meeting IN me
morrow two more ROUNDS AT match pay VIII ne
run off, and Friday, in addition 10 the mas
there will be team match champlo9snp IN IN "i-tn I'm
tournament Is TO close with a general handicap,
open all members of preparatory SCHOOLS
Golf Club, announces the annual meeting OF the
organization this evening at Delmoncos. Besides
the election of officers and committees the meeting
will consider a schedule OF tournaments for the
year. The completion of the new Garden City
Hotel is expected TO add largely to the patronage
of the links this season and attractive pro
gramme will be prepared. Walter J. Travis. pres
ent captain Of the club. will undoubtedly be re-
elected.
The Morris County Golf Club will open its links
the latter part Of this month. Recent alterations
in the clubhouse have nearly doubled its capacity
for golf dinners and luncheons. The post
pOned match with the Princeton golf team will
pionship in May when the club will be in a better
position TO organize It's team.
The annual championship of the Philadelphia
Golf Association has been fixed for September 2s
and October 3, and 8. at the links of the ST
David's Golf Club of that city.
The Harvard team plays its second match of the
season to-day against the Newton Centre team on
the latters links, near Boston.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
LOCAL GAME POSTPONED.

The Columbia University team went to the Pc
Grounds yesterday to bats with the local pr,
fessional team. but Manager Davis considered II
weather too chilly for his players, and the amateur
went away.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
LIBRARY ENABLING ACT GOES TO MAYOR.

Albany, April CSpecaD.-The bill of Assembly
man Seymour providing fo- the establishment and
maintenance Of the sixty-fve branch libraries
teuplated in Mr.. Carnegies gift TO New-York
City passed the Senate this morning. The bill
now goes TO Mayor Van Wyck.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
POLO PLAYER FOUND DEAF.

Providence. r. l.. April 9.-Albert e Sword. a
well known polo player found dead In his
room here to-day. 1t is thought that a burning
gas heater exhausted the oxygen in the tightly
closed room and caused suffocation
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

THIRD RACE-selng Five and one-half furions''
Pauline j. 100 (Batiste) 10 TO
va Wilson l05 n, Jackson. 10
(Cogsweln 6 10 y
~ Time 10.
FOURTH RACE-selng One mile
Tusculun 119 (N HID
club lO CMcCann). TO l.......
Woodrce III Washington. 70 .
Time-1i4.
FIFTH RACE-Four fuNongs
Elgva 1o3 tCogswelD to 2..............'.'.'''.'
Effect Il. Jackson. 10 %
Queen Frese 1922 CMcC7uskey), to l...-.''...- I"
Tme-049.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs
r G Fox 40 (R Head. 30 20
Golden Rattle IS M Niams 10 l......-....-.-.. ,
Nancy TIL IS (Cogswelu. TO :"
Time .l5%
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
COLLEGE BASEBALL. TO-DAY

Columbias baseball nine will play match game
with the team of the College of the CITY OF New
York at Jasper Oval this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

GOLF-Interstate scholastic championship tournament
Oakland; annual meeting Of the Garden City Golr
Club. Demonico's $50 p. m.
BAsEBALI--yale against New.York. Polo Grounds
University Ct Virginia Charlottesville Va; Columbia
against College OF the City Of New-York, Ohio Field
University Pennsylvania against Georgetown, Wash
ington.
FENCING.-Co1umbia championships. gymnasium
observation-disclosures Of the Seawanhaka Corinthan
Yacht Club Demonicos. $50 I. m
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

The Highway Alliance, an association formed to
promote better highways. was Incorporated AT AL
bany yesterday. The PRINCIPAL Office will be In this
city and the directors follows: john 7.
Brewer w II. Hale. J. r. Thompson and John b.
IThle Of this city; Joseph p. See, of Westchese er
County; w. p. Judson, of Oswego. and {. II.
Mnc Of NklNn
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
NORFOLK BEATEN
HGOVERN OFF TO SAN FRANCISCO

Norfolk Va. April s.-The Boston team defeated
the Norfolk nine to-day by the score of to o.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
Apprentice allowance claimed
FAVORITES LOSE AT NEWPORT

Cincinnati, April s-springlike weather had .,o
effect of reviving interest in the racing at Newnor
to-day, and the largest crowd of the rneeting
turned out to enjoy the sport. 1t was bad dav for
the favorites Summaries: ' III
FIRST RACE-six furlonss
Fire Play. los (Meidling). % to 1....... f.,
Iawton. 40 CBloss) '''-''-'
Sister sudie. 40 &c Murphy. 25 to p
Time-l:lS.
SECOND RAcE-seling One and one-eightb miles
Get About. 1o2 IN. HID. to o1............... ,
La Sparta. 80 a. Jackson), 10 o2.................
Dan Rice, 10 III. Wilson,. even ...........' ''''
Time-1:5Sh.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

The first spring century run Of the New-York
Division OF the Century Road Club Of America will
be held on Long Island May IL. The riders
VIII he IN divisions OF hundred each The
start will he made from Bedford Rest at m.
and the will extend TO Coney Island. ia
naica, Hampstead. MassapeQua, HickSville, Amity-
viie Freeport and Valley Stream.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

Company z. sth Regiment promises TO be a
regular bicycle company again.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

From the number Of new bicycle tracks springing
up throughout the country the racing clubs and
promoters are confident that the coming season will
be an interesting one A new board track be
built Lagoons' Island between Albany and
Troy II Is the intention OF the promoters 10 have
night races frequently and regular races Satur-
day afternoons. W. n. Nealand will he the man
ager of the track.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
CYCLING.
wRANGLINCi OVER BASEBALL PENNANT-
WHERE IMPROVEMENTS ARE
WANTED BADLY.

The meeting of the Associated Cycling Clubs OF
New-York held at the Knckerbocker Athletic Club
on Mondey nigh. proved to be one of the livelest
in the history Of the organization. Singularly
enough. the wranGle not over wheeling, but
that disputed game. baseball. The as
sociation conducts several tournaments during the
year including a series OF baseball games for the
champion ship. AT the end of last season there
a difference among the Calumet Wheelmen.
the Greenwich Wheelmen and the Company E. sth
Regiment. teams. The squabble was left to a spe-
ciaI committee which. after a session. decided that
the Greenwich Wheelmen were entitled TO the
coveted trophy. Captain Jacoby OF Company F.. sth
Regiment objected TO the action OF the committee.
and the wrangle at the association meeting lasted
for than two hours. The organization
eventually decided 10 stand by the committee, and
the fight for the baseball championship among the
ever The streets and highway committee Of
which George 4. Wheeler is the chairman, prom
iseS do good work this year. Each member or
the committee will he assigned to a separate dis
trict, and Commissioner Keating has pr)mt3eo to
do all IN his poxer 10 aid the committee in its
dred-and- thiretst. is to be asphalted, which will
give n fine approach for wheelmen to the Third
ave bridge the Harlem River. The Kings
bridge Road from One hundred and -ninetieth- 10
Kingsbrdge cannot be repaired until the street
railroad tracks have been laid. The association
has appointed a special committee 10 see II II IS
possible to have One-hundred-and forty siXth-st.
would make "A desirable link leading 10 Willis
and Courtlandt-ave. The asphalted strips In West
chester and 81. AIMS aves. said To be in bad
condition.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Triouns
~ received their Uptown Office No. l2f2 broadwaS'
OF Slst-st. until o'clock adVer'iss
ments following branch Offices at regular
until o'clock viz 2at sth-aVe; s. e
ESD st; 1852 6th-sve cor 12th-st Macys VA
lith-s-: l42 Columous-ave., West 6otlst: ,
42d-st 90 East 1sth-st 25t VS.
Tth and sth 100 East tth-st' 80
ai-ave 10th 71th 1.o.6 3d-ave. neas
lst-ave.. S9thst-; $50 Trercnt 80
ESQ 3d-ave 5o4 3dave. 2l0 Bleecke sI'
32a Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
QUAKERs WIN A GAME.

Batteries-Mackay and Drill: Cook and Hirsh.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07

Baptist and the Mount Olivet Sunday
Schools. Manchester had one-the Zion
Baptist Sunday School Norfolk. Hamp.
ton, Newport News, Suffolk. Ports.
mouth, Caroline County, Alexandria,
Charlottesville, Staunton, Clifton Forge.
Danville, Bedford City, Roanoke, Sa.
lem Harrisonburg, Wytheville, East
Radford, and all of Lynchburg had
large Sunday Schools represented.
Then came Port Royal, Concord and
many other towns represented large and
tourishing Sunday Schools.
There Were such men and women as
Drs. Bowling, G.. b. Howard, w. w.
Brown, +. w. Moore, (Philadelphial.
B. F. Fox, B. Tyrrell; Revs. G. H. Phil,
lips, j. II. A. Cyrus, T. II. White. w.
H.Moses, Eyre, Fountain, Quinn, w. III.
Dixon, Steart, Golf, Galloway, w. T. Hall
and others. Then came Mesdames TYR
rell, Waller, Coles and Misses Mary II.
Smith and Carter of Richmond, Annie
Tucker, DR.. Winslow of Danville, Prof,
Major Johnson of Peters burg anda host
OF others too numerous to name.
Most excellent papers were read by
our Richmond delegates Misses Smith.
Carter, and Mr.. B. H. Peyton.
We are certain of having in our next
annual gathering convention that will
excel the record of any other ever held
IN the State of Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
KILLED WITH BUTCHER KNIFE.
AtrOciOus Murder of Two COlOred Ser.
wants of Exclusive YOnkers CIub.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The bodies Of
David Scott and John A. c. Stevens
the one the steward and the other rho
headwaiter of the Siwanoy Golf Clnb'
were found to-day in a room Which the
men occupied in the attic of the clnb
house, which is located ON the outslS;rtS
OF onkers. They had been murdered
with butcher knife, which was found
on the floor of the room, and this had
been repeatedly plunged into them. as
many as a dozen cuts being located nv
the physicians who were summoned
They are colored men and Warmer
Slmms, colored waiter, is held ON sns.
plclon of knowing something of tbe
murder, while Frank Dunninoton an
other colored man who called aft tbe cinb
Yesterday looking for work is under de.
tention. ue
The police found in the room the steel
port1on OF a putter. 1t had ON If blood
and hair, and this the police claim he
longed to Simms. The handle was found
down stairs, and this handle had tba
name "Simms" on it. The cash how
winch was in the keeping of Scott can
not be found. The box Contained abont
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07

The excursionists from Wash
mSton, ID. O., returning from the
progressive city of Newport News bring
perity and thrift of the people. Mrs
Ella b. Jenkins, one of them, accompa-
MED by her little son, George. Went
down with the Patriots from WASHING
pie. l0'-
While in Newport News, she was the
guest OF Lawyer and Mrs. Thomas New
some. She says the young man. Mr..
NewSome has made marvellous progress
having purchased and furnished bean
: fui home where his wife, an accom-
phshed young graduate from the Pc
tersburg College, dispense a liberal hos
pltality. Mrs. Jenkins says she will 90
again. 81
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Mr.. Robert A. Hawkins of New
burgh, N. Y, in company with Misses
Sarah and Mamie Jackson and Miss
Mamie White called on us.
Mrs. Kate Doshei of Southport,
N. f., Miss Mollie Noyes, Wilmington
N. u, In company with Miss Leila O.
Brown OF this city called ON us.
Miss POcahontas Berry of Peters-
burg is in the city, the guest of Miss Sc
nora Eldridge, "a w. Leigh st.
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FAILURE THERE.
THE INSTALLATION UN
DER DIFFICULTIES.
CHAIRMAN HILLS BLUNDER.

Many Breaks In The Program.-An-
other stormy Church-meeting.
The installation services at the First
Baptist Church last Sunday, although a
good crowd was present turned out TO be
a failure. Whereas it was expected that
$4,000 would be lifted, when the re-
turns came in Sunday night it was found
that as a result of ali all day effort only
$500 had been realized.
THE PASTORS APPEAL UNANSWERED.
Rev. w. T. Johnson, b. D., the new
ly installed pastor was evidently dis
gusted for he arose at the night service
and urged the congregation 20 contri-
butte, declaring that at Lexington, Va,
the Sunday previous, his people in tears
had lifted $74.00 and he thought that
the First Baptist Church of Richmond
should lift $500, the amount asked for
by Deacon John s. Powell. But they
didn't respond.
There were no city pastors present
except Rev. H. r. Williams of the
Fountain Baptist Church. All of the
others excused themselves.
Rev. DIR. ID. n. Vassar, who has re-
signed the professorship at the Virginia
Union University, preached the install
alton sermon in the morning. 1t was
an able effort.
BROTHER HILL IN CHARGE.
TINE Reformer r. T. Hill had charge
of the ceremonies. Even the pro-
grammes were printed at the True Re-
former Office.
True Reformer w. P. Burrell, G.. w.
Secretary occupied front seat among
the deacons. Rev. Tom H. Briggs,
whose bad record is known from
Screamersville to Rockets was not ac-
corded place in the pulpit. but was
seated among the congregation. No
one seemed to have noticed Rev. Robert
Watkins, who was guard at the peni-
Tertiary during the Readjuster Rule.
A most unfortunate blunder was
made by True Reformer Hill, in telling
about a rumor which was afloat to the
effect that all of the ministers who were
asked TO take part in the installation
had declined to serve.
REV. JoHNsoN's ''FUNERAI.."
Cooperationist Hill said that Rev. w.
T. Johnson had expressed preference
IT Rev. DR.. A. Binga. Ee had declin.
ed on account Of a rally in his church
ON last Sunday. Rev. johnson had
again been asked about a second choice
and he had stated that either Rev. DR..
Jones or Rev. Dr., Yassar would be
agreeable to him.
He declared emphatically that Rev.
~ lRzEMElEA aUz1eznsz1znnewD HNRWpn4sA-@~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
THEY STAND BY THE RACE AND
NEGRO BAPTIST ENTERPRISE.
The Baptist Sunday School COnven
ventiOn of Va.-Great Gathering.
Sixty-three (e3) schools.
Representatives of Schools From Ey
cry Part of The State,

About three months ago when the Va.
Baptist State Convention met i'm Bed
lord City arrangements were maze for
the organization of State Baptist SIM
day School Convention in harmony and
sympathy with the Virginia Baptist
State Convention, the National Baptist
Convention and which would give prop
er recognition to the Va Seminary. the
National Baptist Publishing House and
all Negro enterprises.
The first annual gathering was held
III Lynchburg the 2lst, 22nd, 23rd and
9th OF August, The number of schools
represented exceeded the most sanguine
expectation of the promoterss of the new
venture. The delegation was large and
representative, there being farmers, car
penters, school teachers, preachers, law
yers, physicians and business men com
posing the large gathering, Every mart
OF the state was represented--in fact. if
was clearly demonstrated that this is
the only Sunday School BODY i'm the
state that can lay claim to the right of
beng called state organization. all
others being confined TO small portion
of the state.
FINE SHOWING.
There were in this new BODY SIXTY
three schools represented. No one can
well see the proper estimate upon these
figures without some knowledge of the
Old Sunday School Convention which
met this year in Charlottesville. When
that body met in Roanoke several wears
ago they had forty-two schools repre-
scented, in Portsmouth they had thirty
odd represented, in Manchester they
mad thirty represented, so it has been for
years body with less than fifty Sunday
Schools. Consider therefore the signifi-
dance Of so large a number as sixty.
three schools being represented in the
first annual gathering OF the Lynchbure
Convention and this does not inc1ude
the District Sunday School Convention,
Associations and unions represented nv
delegates some Of which have as high as
thirty Sunday Schools in them. Not
wlthstanding this is our first catherine
IN which we had to plan and set in mo-
ton our new machinery, $271 90 was
raised and plans laid to raise 81 900 next
year when we meet in Roanoke.
Prof. U. s. G.. Patterson makes a fine
tres. Mr.. BENZ. H. Peyton, first vice
president, was most busy man in the
Convention.
CITIES REPRESENTED.
Richmond had three Sunday Schools
represented; Fifth st. Baptist, the Fifth
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DR.. Vassar had willingly consented to
preach Rev. Johnson's funeral.
There was q commotion over the
church, nearly every one smiling and
Brother Hill didn't understand the
cause until Deacon r. ]. Bass tapped
him ON the shoulder and told him. Bro.
Hill hastily arose and explained that he
meant installation and not funeral.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07

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$3.50.
Slmms says he believes that burglars
entered the house, and after searcRin9
below stairs, had assembled to the attic
ana trled to rob Scott and Stevens; char
one OF them was awakened, and thar the
burglar used the knife.
Scott came from Baltimore, Md. Ste
VEINS from petersburg, Va, and Simnls
Is from this city. The Siwanoy Golf
Club is very exclusive organi,at;on
and its membership includes $50 of tbe
fashionable residents of YonkerS
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committee on conference to adjust the
matter. He spoke at length along this
line, urging that the church should
take some action in the case of John
Mitchell, Jr.
Deacon J. @. Farley endeavored re-
peatedly to secure the floor, but the
chairman did not recognize him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
VIRGINIA.

In the Circuit Court of Henrico Co.,
"In vacation, Aug. %, 1901
FRANK MARTIN, Plaintiff
In Cnancery VS..
MARINDA MARTIN. DIT.
The Object of this suit is TO obtain a
divorce a vinculo matrimonii bv the
plaintiff, Frank Martin from his wife
Marinda Martin, defendant, ON fine
grounds of desertion for period of
more than three years.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Marinda
Martin, is non resident of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that she do an
pear here within fifteen days, after the
due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect her interest
herein,
Teste:
E. BRoADDUs, Clerk.
A Copy, Teste;
JOHN E. BRoADDUs, Clerk.
You are hereby notified that on the
10th day OF October, 1901, at the Court
house of Henrico County; Virginia, be-
tween the hours of O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. of that day, shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of Wm..H.
Lyons and others, TO be read as evidence
IN my behalf in certain suit in EQUITY
pending in the Circuit Court of Henrico
County, Virginia, wherein 1 am plain
TN and you are defendant. And if from
any cause the taking thereof be not COM
menceo with, or If commenced be not
concluded ON that day, the taking of de-
POSITIONS VIII be continued from day to
day and from time to time between the
same hours, and at the same place until
completed.
FRANK MARTIN, By Counsel.
GEO. w. THOMAS, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-09-07
THE RECEPTION.

"a disappointment. No city pastor was
present and Brother Tom H. Briggs.
whose bad record is know from Scream.
ersvllle TO Rockets escorted Rev. John
son TO supper.
To show what a blunder has been
made in the arrangements, one has ONLY
to note the number of ministers invited
all of whom had other pressing engage
ments: Rev. A. Binga, Jr., d. D.,
cause, church rally; Rev u. d. Lewis.
ID. D., cause, absence from city; Rev,
w. +. Graham, d. D., cause, other en-
gagementS; Rev. A. S. Thomas, cause.
other engagements; Rev. ID. w. Davis,
A. M, cause, called TO Manchester; Rev.
w. II. Stokes, b. D., cause, other en-
gagements; Rev. w. M. Moss, B. D.,
out OF the city; Rev. VIM. A. Mitchell.
otherwise indisposed, and others whose
names have not as yet come TO the sur
face.
WOULD HAVE ACCEPTED THE INVITATION.
We understand that all of these di-
vines would have gladly accepted Chair
man Hills invitation to preach Rev. w.
i. Johnson's funeral" as stated by
True Reformer Hill, but for the reasons
stated.
As strange as it may seem, Rev. Tom
II. Briggs, whose bad record is known
from Screamersville to Rockets was
not placed on the programme, although
1t is stated that he would have willingly
accepted, and as for Rev. Robert Wat.
kns, who was guard at the penitentiarv
during the Readjuster Rule, why he
wasn't even thought about.