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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
HELP The COLLEGE.

The following munifcent gifts to the
cause of education have recently been
announced:
Mrs. Stanford to Stanford University,
;;S0,ooo,0oo; M Carnegie to {, Nationa!
University. 100000; gifts to Wesleyan
University, $4,000: gifts to Eyrn MaTTr,
$4,000; total. sle17s,02o.
Forty million dollars in one week to
education, What does it mean? It means
that the rich men and women Of this
country who have the good OF humanity
az heart are convinced that the sceat sift
10 humanity is education. a rich man at
the north has agreed to give a large sum
of money 10 Richmond College on condi-
ton that The friends OF the college viii
raise an equal amount. In short he pro
poses to give ore dollaT for every dollar
that all the friends OF this institution
combined will give. It is q. liberia! offer,
it is Il perfectly fair offer and if the
friends CT this college Will only be as
liberal all together rs the northern man
is sirsly ard alone. the college will have
a magnificent endowment fund.
Richmond College is not TO be regard
Cd IS q sectarian school. True it is con-
troIlcd by those who belong to the Bap-
list Church. but it is not !. theological:
scEoo. and no special privileges are given
to those who belong TO The Baptist de-
nomination. It is open to all and is q
public institution which should have the
of great influence in Virginia. and in the
city Of Richmond and it is TO be hoped
that its friends viii enable it 10 secure
the endowment which the rich man at
the North has offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
D.NyiILE'S FNDEAV0P.

Tho tax-nayors Of DarvilIe will to-mor.
roy. vote ON >. nrorosition to subscribe
s25poOa TO the capital stool! of the Mt.
Rorcrs and Eastern Railroad, and as
Tho business men generally of The com
n,rn;tv seem "a ne in favor Of it. IT is
more t,,on ,,rn,,a-aa that the sl;hserjntion
Mil be voted Inv 4 substantial majority
rF5e Register exnrcsses the opirfou
Than II The read is bnilt it will possibly
be an independent line, or at least ope-
rated IN conjunction with some railrca..
svster3 which do.s nol nqyy enter Dan
yijie. IN either event, it saws, tie con-
ostitiye rates. reasonably deemed so es-
sen,ial 10 The commercial welfare Of tbs
civ viii he secured cn,;Gitio,, of the
snl,scrintior i that the line must be
constructed before panyillo issues a sim
Gle bond and il is further conditioned
4b.t should The hcncfts which Danvinc
j. srnnoetfj 10 receive he witnd.:,w.. or
l,st II INC CITY Mit,,in = given period the
consideration .yaIcn Danyine grants IS
- ,c forfeited: by Tho railroad. And so
M, REGISTER t,,ipks that il Is u safe in
ycstmcnt ana Viii Weld handsome returns
10 Tie city.
The road Will omen I'D n new territory
80 nanytl,o ana give II q thorough line
from Inc coal fields OF the Nest 10 the
.caboa,d. ii is also promised. we under
stand chat the company's shops viii be
located at Danville. and it would appear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho concert given at the Academy last
night was the most wonderful musical
event that has been heard in Richmond
for some years. Madame Nevada's mar
Vicious voice, q voice that takes you out
of yourself and far away into some dream
land, surpassed all expectations that had
been formed of it. Its 1eNibiity, its quail
ity, its wonderful range and its infinite
Ute to the intense enthusiasm that this
celebrated singer arouses. Her company
is one Of great excellence-indeed, no bet
ter balanced musical organization has
visited Richmond, nor has there been one
that has given the same degree Of unal-
loyed pleasure.
Eeathe Gregory, the rising young Amer
lean basso, captured all hearts with his
superb rendering of numerous ballads.
Leon Moreau is a pianist OF far more
than ordinary force and fascination;
Pablo Casals, the celebrated violincellisr,
was given quite an ovation and q double
encore on his last number, and Daniel
Maquarre is, perhaps, the best hutist ever
heard in the South.
The scene mountings Of "a Contented
Woman" the attraction that Is playing
to the capacity of the Bijou at every per-
formance, are the handsomest that have
been seen in Richmond for some time.
The act represents the rcception-room OF
a well-to-do man, and it is a GEM Tne
second and third represent another part
OF the residence. and the scene is q per-
feet one, and the last act shows an eN-
terror, with large wall around the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
CURRENT TOPICS.

There arc two street car companies IN
Richmond. The Richmond Passenger and
Power Company, in addition 10 the reg
ular ad valorem tax, pays or the first
$500 900 of its gross receipts 1-2 per cent.
On the next Sl6J,00G OF gross receipts the
company pays ) per cent Five per cent.
is Atlanta's limit under the general or
cinance, but it IS not Richnond's limit.
The gross receipts between Si5e,0o0 and
$55e0no pay Richmond per cent. and
The gross receipts above S55ooo0 pay 10
PEI. cent. The other street cSr COM
pany liz Richmond. which had It's tax rate
fixed at a later date-in January, 1900
pays S IL on the first $290.060, 5 per cent.
on the next 100000, : on the next and
10 per cent. on all gross receipts above
100000
The tax ridden people of American cit-
les are waking up 20 the fact that there
is money in the Streets that the hives
or industry and commerce which me ING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
SUMNER SCHOOL OF METHODS
New Departures frcE Old Liues-Uaivcfsiiy
Closely Allied.
;spac;a. Disoa:ch - The limraO

Especial Dispatch - Inc i-l'h)
IYECHBUEG VA, Dcc. 1.-THE VIZ
ginia Sumner Sclocl Of Methods Will be
located at Charlottesville next summer.
10 the school EerctoEore organized. 1t is
proposed 70 ;:Gd a summer session CT the
Irnivcrst:y Tl1a following University
professors VIII continue for SIN weeks
practically the courses laugh. by them
during the regular term OF TIE CniVer-
siLy: c. w Kent Department. OF English;
William NJ Iucr1.toll, Mathematics; }. ~
Harrison, Eng.rs!! and German: J. W.
Malle.t. Chemistry: T. K. Smith, Pny-
sizes: william E. Peters. Latin; II. II.
Wilson, French, and the chairman OF the
faculty: .Jr P s. Barringer. hysio-osy-
The other feature to BE- added Will De
a model school OF all the grades beio"
the Higi, School, to be t2uS,.t py
,,umber oc the very best teachers III the
country under the supervision OF MISS
Florence IIoibrook of the foresef!ie
Public School, Chicago
This school. under the management OF
Miss Rolbrook, is visited every year os
from, two to three thousand teachers, sI-
narintendents and norma! principals
from all the States of the Northwest.
Miss HoIprook vii! bring With her her
corps of teachers.
Tire Board of Education IN RichMoHd
are so much interested in t-tis new I'M
dertakine tina. they have decided to hold
only one other summer school Tor whites
in the State next year. They VIII also
call together this summer. it Is under
stood, a conference OF county and cry
suserinteadents TO be heic at Caaf!osss
vile during tho session OF the SehooA !.
Methods
The threa Joint schools, as also me
conference. WILL pc h Sis
in tho University building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
M!I. 4,r.x .Asovr ? ]: zop.z

TIE December number Of "Heilo, Bill,
the local publication devoted to the order
of Eiks, is out, and is, as usual, tl!ed
with entertaining matter pertaining to
the order.
Monocan Tribe, No %, Red Men, vii!
meet in regular session at Monroe Hall
to- morrow night at O'Clock. y ful
attendance is expected.
The MeIrose Athletic Club OF Church
Fill held their regular quarterly meeting
Monday, December 18th. After transact
ing routine business the following oi'i-
GERS were elected for the ensuing term:
j. Harvey Atzisson, president; c. ".
Thompson, vice-president; Frank y.
Johns, secretary and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18


thorougt,fares have valuable conces-
sio,, to grant In public utilities, and that
canital. which is looking for safe invest
ment. Is ready to pay for certain con-
cessis,ns and to pay we'll when the
Grants take the form Of practical mo-
nopoly.
In Tie case of Richmond, not only are
the taxes paid, but the street car COM
nanias water the streets and pay the
CITY for the water SO used; they sell SIX
tickets for a quarter. and school-chli-
dren's tickets are sold st two for
cents.-Atlanta Constitution.
It was ever thus with Richmond. She
never did stand we'll with the Legsa-
turc. Though the capital city OF inc
state, and the largest tax-pav1nS com
lnunity in Virginia. there has aiWa's
been an unaccountabie prejudice asa'
her in the minds of rural lcG1Siato lots.
Will the present contest over the Ter
centenary Exposition be an exception 20
the lc?-1ndeX-Appeal.
Make up your mind that the Creator
made you to enjoy life and to have ali
the good things in this world necessary
to your wclI-being and moral and spr-
itual growth. Think large things lot
yourself; for Gcd did not set you Tor
the narrow limit which you nave IN
mind Limitation in thought VIII Ger
tainly produce limitation in possession.
If YOU are convinced that you VIII
never have much that you are poor anu
will remain So the changes are ten 10
one that you Will.
How can you expect to eNpend your
lie, TO enlarge your possessions to widen
your sphere, while you think and talk
limitation? Enlarge your horizon; be
generous to yourself in thought and am
bition The Creator never made people
TO limp along the starvation line: there
are enough resources in the world to
make everybody Well happy. and con-
tented The great trouble with us is
that we circumscribe ourselves by think
ing within narrow linits.-Success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
SPARE US.

The Times is in favor of providing for
every case OF destitution among the old
Confederates:, and we are very willing to
pay taxes to that end. 1t would be
public shame to permit any honorable
soldier of Virginia 10 suffer for the neces-
saries of life.
But in the name of the Confederate
cause in The name Of Virginia manhood
and Virginia patriotism. let us have
nothing approaching q pension grab in
The Old Dominion. Our men did not fight
for spoils. They fought for principle, and
let us not at this late day dishonor the
cause, and the men who gave their lives
for it. by initiating in even a picayune
way the dissraceful pension system OF
the Federal Government. Let us avoid
every appearance OF evil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
Ricnmoro. ~. nec. I. 10nt.

On CALL OF STOCKHOL DERS HOLD
ing together more than one-tenth OF tho
capitaI stock of the ATLANTIC VAR
NTSH WORKS. INCORPORATED, notice IS
hereby given OF q meeting of the Stock
holders OF that coruoration ia be held
at it's office. no. f42+t e Main Street.
Richmond Va on WEDNESDAY, jan
uarv s. 1902 AZ 80 2. NJ
K. c. MOETfIINCfrON. Snretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
POUND PAETY.

The annual Christmas pound party Of
West-Street Church for the poor of the
church ard community viii be held at
the church OF December q. 1901, from .
a. NJ. to 2 P. NJ
Rev. C. O. Woodward, pastor OF Park
View Christian Church. will leave for
Baltimore Thursday, where on sunday he
will preach at the Christian church which
recently extended q call to him.
JEFF Washington. of Prince George
county. was arrested last night for steal
ing a. gun from the store OF Mr.. James j.
Branch, on Bank Street.
The Mechanics Benevolent Association
will hold its annual meeting next month
Messrs \. j. Clements. Charles t. VIII
hanson and Robert Brunei will arrange
for the meeting
The public schools of Petersburg will
close on Friday for the holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
ADDRESSING AND MAILING

We will Told. insert, address and mail
circulars ard advertisins matter at low
est prices: no order too small and none
too large; submit your work for prices.
Address MAILING. care Leader Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

The House Committee on General Laws
decided that it was not cIDcaient 20 pass
at this time a bill giving the city of Nor
folk the exclusive right 10 hold an eN-
position in connection with the James
Town celebration, and so laid The Norfol'.
bill on the table. there 10 rest Until the
General Assembly reconvcnes III Feb
rtfary. Richmond has simply been fight
ms for fair play. II after the matter has
been thoroughly canvassed It be decided
tlsat The Norfolk plan is the best, Rich
nlond Will Yield in good temper and Go
what she can to make The celebration &
success. IN The meantime let brotlierly
love continue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18


ticeable waits, and this feature Of such
a production as the offering makes it that
much more acceptable. The Bijou Come
dy Company has ecIipsed the best hit Of
the season.
Mr. Sam S. Shuberts Shaftesbury
Theatre, London, and New York Casino
success, :"The Belle of New York VIII
be seen at the Academy on Saturday
afternoon and night. Most OF the Lon
do:, company are still with the orSanizal.
ton, and tho company seen here last sea-
son has been kept intact, as well as the
beautiful and sllapcly chorus, which took
London by storm. The company is head
Cd by Mr.. Edward ]. Connolly and Miss
Bculaf Dodge.
On Christmas Day the Illaw and Err
LANCER Opera Company. presenting Foxy
CUTLER" De Koven and Smiths success
full comic opera will come to the Acade-
my This merry De koyen piece scored
the laughing musical hit of the past year.
The stars of the production are bury.
genial Jeror:.e Sykes, who gives hui
morously effective incarnation of a char
acter of the far-seeing detective, Foxy
CUTLER, and his diminutive foil, the iltsi-
putian comedian. Adolpf link, who en-
acts the role of the quaint Japanese
dwarf Kinona, Eleanor Kent, the prlma
donna Of the company; julius Steger rs
the vengcfu! Corsican, and Grace came
ron as the winsome heroine OF the sail
ors romance are chief in the supporting
cast The sale of seats begins at the
Academy tomorrow morning.
Subscription lists for the concert to be
given in this city by Madame Nordica on
Monday, Dec. 30th, will be opened this
morning at the box office at the Academy
and at the music stores in the city Lii
liam Nordica is unquestionably the great
est soprano this country has produced.
Her triumphs, however, have not beer
bounded by the ocean, and there IS no
more popular artist before the world to-
day than this great cantatrice. Her con-
cert to be given in this city IS designed
to illustrate the best in the schools OF
oDcra oratorio and American and Eng
lish ballads. She will be assisted by
pianist of international reputc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
AFTERMATH.
1t is announced that Tic Chicago Great
Western Railroad is TO be double-tracked
between ST. Pau! anG Chicago.

do YOU know. Harold the happy
maiden said, toying with a button of ...5
coat. that lot Of cnvious fellows are
saying YOU want TO marry me for my
money? How absurd that is! Why my
little property is all invested, and the in
come from it is only about SID, g year"
- You thinll we can live OH that. dar-
ling replied harold, swallowing some
thing with an effort and smoothing her
brown hair, II am willing to risk it.
CHICAGO Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
VOICE OF PROTEST
in PETERSBURG.
Chamber of Commerce Oppose Re-
port Of Committee on Corporations
WILL SEND COMMITTEE HERE
Hosiery Company Furnishes Stockings for the
Orphan Asylum = Section iIard,
Knocked from Bridge, Dies
of His Injuries.
lspeelal Dispatch to Tho riucs.)

AANA'NS-i
PETERSBURG. VA. Dee. 1.-THE
Chamber of Commerce tonight ut spe-
cial meeting appointed a committee of
twelve TO appear before the Coassitu-
tionaI Convention next Thursday tic pro
test against Incorporating i.ito the Goa
stitution the report OF the Committee on
Corporations specially restricting copper
atoms in Virginia.
The Petersburg Hosiery Company has
made a very liberal Donation of stock
ings to the children OF tbs Female Orphan
Asylum in this city. Messrs. Reinach *
Son, the proprietors. have made these
generous dona tons for several years.
john Moore, the colored section hand
who was knocked off the Seaboard Air
Line tres,ls near Old street Thursday
morning, died at the Home for the Stcl.
Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
yoBBED \ BOARDING. HOUSE.

ItUbbLD y -lN[AIsIJI.NET Ky : -
Thomas II. Leach. who has been ar
reteG in South Boston for roboinS 4 room
IN a boarding house. roi15cd the boarding
house Of Mrs. N. L Robinson n Peters
burg several weeks ago and served q SEN
tence of thirty days III the city Jail
William Wheat,e-, ship carpenter
employed at the ship wards OH Swan S
Island. was slightly injured last night by
being struck on the head oy piece ot
falling timber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
Yirsinia Trust COMPANY.

Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond, Va, Dec. Il. 1901.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE TO-DAY De-
cIa:ed the usual SeuIi-AnnraI Dividend
of 8 PER CENT or the Capital Stock.
payable TO the Stockholders on AID
after JANUARY ,. 1897
JOHN MORTON.
Secretary and TreaSurnk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

OLD AND RELIABLE FIRM WANTS
business manager ut Richmond: salary
Sl.Sc0 yearly: 500 cash and satisfactory
references required: commercial refer
ence furnished; position permanent Nd
dress Postotfice Box Isl, Philadelphia.
Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

\ special from birmingham. Ala. says
that +. Il. Means. General Manager Of
lie Dominion Coal ard lyon Company,
left here this morning on his return to
Nova Scotia with three car loads OF Ala
hanaa negroes, who Viii SO to work i'll
the furnaces there.
1t is further stated that Mr.. Means en-
ccuntered some opposition 20 the deporta
ton OF the negroes. Quite so. The South
crn people do not want TO dcport the ne
srccs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
MEETINGS

~<~r>~~~~->~~>@--~~~~-
Richmond. Va. Dec II, f9uf,
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders OF the Planters
National Bank Of Richmond Va, VIII
be held on TUESDAY. January L. 1902.
at l. O'Clock M in the bank building
RICHARD II SMITH. Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
PERSONAL AND CRITICAL,

O1rs. DC Buil. wife of the celebrated
volinist. lives in Cambridge Mass. She
HIS presented the Instrument used by
he" husband to the Museum at Bergen.
It was made in 1882 by Casparo di Salo.
The Spanish 1apers have not been heard
from concerning the finding of the Schley
court OF inquiry. but it never was believed
in that country-eHccrt once for few
minutes-that Cervera won the victory at
SantiaSo.-lPhIa6elph Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
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WANTED, NAN To TAKE CHA Rfir. OF
aac. manage Office in Richmond. VIII 20
required 10 put ut least $3.50 into the
business and furnish undouhted refer
cnces: salary Sl.Joo and commission,
payable monthly. Address 0u;S,: u. s.
Morgan Bldg, Buffalo. y. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
REMOVAL.

J. LEROY SUTHERLAND. FUNERAL,
DIRECTOR. has removed his office per-
rnanentIy to No. 10l East MAIN STREET.
Both phones 6lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

If You want light on Mems fashions,
come here.
If you're hunting for anything in
the line of useful Christmas presents
for men and boys. come here.
Handsome house gowns.
Luxurious Lounging Goats.
Splendid Smoking Jackets.
Big, Bury, Baggy. Bulky Bath Robes.
Bewildering display of Hand Bags and Sait
Gases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

II am willing to take the Judgment Of
Admiral Dewey in the matter He has
been II commander Of n fleet. and as such
has known the anEietics and responsible
ties which rest on man under these cir
cunstanccs. He vas instrumental in the
destruction Of one Spanish fleet, and
knows and realizes the feelings that en-
compass m officer under such conditions.
Il think Dewey has summed up the
matter IN q clear and concise manner,
ard believe his conclusions viii be en-
darSed by the patriotic people OF the
United States. ] have 20 sympathy with
the efforts which have been made to de-
stroy the homer of an officer under such
circumstances. General Nelson a. Miles.
We are no great admircr CT General
Miles but we admire this saying of his:
this brave tribute to 2. brave officer Of
the navy. With The hearty approval Of
Dewey ana Miles. Schlcy can well afford
TO snap his fingers at the rect Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

in that country-eHccrt once for a few
minutcS--that Cervera won the victory at
Santiago.-4PhiIadclph Times.
John Schroers. president OF the St.
Louis School Board. is in New York
making observations for use in improving
educational methods in the West and
more specially il improving school archi-
lecture.
The very latest thing for widower to
do is to marry his mother-in-law. The
old mother-in-law Jokes are becoming
rather out OF date.-New York Sun.
Ralph Hall Game the son OF the IA
nous novelist who is barely II, is editing
''Houschold Words the weekly paper
founded and for some time edited by
Charles Dickens.
Mrs. Goodsoe-Why, Johnny. are you
just going homo now? Your mothers
been looking for you all afternoon.
Johnny-Yes NJ. know.
Mrs Goodsole-Just think how worried
she must &c.
Johnny-Oh she's near the end o her
worryin. I'm just beginning mine.-Phil-
adeiphits Press
Miss Dorothy Catherine Draper, who
died last week, was the first woman who
ever sat for photographs L was made
in 1859. and is now in the possession of
the heirs of Lord Herschei.
Il. s. Gambler, Jr. q, new member of
NIiSSiSSiDni DELEGATION Congress-
says he made his first dollar by hauling
cord wood behind q yoke of oxen to u
country town and selling it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
WANTED

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

$50 OR 500 PER MONTH PAID TO
ladies or men to write at home. Send
seif-addressed STAN cd cnvelope for
particulars. r. L. MILLER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

WANTED. TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG
man for office position ~aying 500
weekly. Must be energetic and furnish
references ana $50 DEPOSIT SCPF.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Dec. 10
y big black snake, which was summing 1t
self near q clump of blackberry bushes,
was killed yesterday by Ira Bcckw.th.
1t measured five feet. One part of its
body was swollen, tic lump being very
marc.
Becllwith ,Sua the snake open, anc:
found Inside II {; china nes~ egg, which
it had evidently swallowed while robbinG
some hens nest. y ncighbor identified
tic article by certain scratches ana
bumps as one which had disappeared
from his farm TWO years ago.
Il is supposed that the snake, unable
either to ,Ligest or cNpel the egg, had
carried il around for two years. The
skin, at the point where the egg was
found, was worn almost through.
Advance copies of the Christmas sup
plemeut of The Toronto Globe show one
OF the finest newspaper publications ever
issued in Canada. BESIDES magazine,
Handsomely illustrated ano printed on
fine paper, there are five separate coiored
plates similar TO those gwen with the
great English Christmas weeklies and
.nonthics.
as your uncle coming home from the
Philippines soon? asked the visitor.
YES said the editors little boy: mis-
subscription has expired. '-lndlanapolls
News.