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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

16-Stmr Hawaiian, from New York. for San
Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FRASER RIVER-In port loading Oct 17-Br
ship Combermere. for Liverpool; Br ship Red
Rock for Liverpool; Br ship Chas Cotesworth
for Liverpool
NEWCASTLE, Aus-Arrived Oct 17-Br ship
Drummuir, from Port Pirie.
LIMERICK-.-Arrived Oct 1s-Fr bark Du-
pleix. hence May 1.
LONDON-Sailed Oct 17-Ger stmr Denderah
for San Francisco.
Arrived Oct 1G-Ger stmr Ammon. hence
CoLoN--Arrived Oct 15-stmr Alliance. from
New York.
Sailed Oct 15-Stmr Finance. for New York.
CAPE TOWN-Sailed Oct 13-Br ship Glen
elvan, for Tacoma.
MANILA-Arrived Oct 14-Ger stmr Monte
video, from Hamburg.
NAGASAKI-Sailed Dot 14-Br stmr Adato
for Oregon.
GJAYMAS-Arrived Oct 7-Schr Lotte Ben
nett, from Grays Harbor.
CHEMAINUS-In port loading Oct 17-Ship
ST David. for Australia: ship Hawaiian Isles,
for Port Pirie
VANCOUVER-In port loading Oct 17-ship
Benjamin Sewall, for Australia; schr Kailua,
for Melbourne; Br bark Battle Abbey for Mel
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Sailed Oct 17-Stmr La Bre-
tagne for Havre; stmr Barbarossa. for
MURoRAN-saiied Oct 17-stmr Adato. for
LONDoN-Sailed Oct 17-stmr Bendorah. for
San Francisco: stmr Manitou, for New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Oct 17-Stmr Germanic,
New York; stmr Noordand. Antwerp.
ROTTERDAM-Sailed Oct 17-Stmr Potsdam,
MoJI-sailed Oct 1s-stmr Langbank. for AS
tora Or,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

~ HE navy transport Solace will sail
from here tomorrow for Pago
Pago. Samoa. Among her passen-
gers will be Rear Admiral Robley
d. Evans, Captains Cooper
Glass, Thomas, Merry, Reiter and Har-
rington, and Captain Myer, United States
marine corps. These gentlemen are to
form the court that will try Captain B. f.
Tilley, Naval Governor of Tutuila. The
London Missionary Society has brought
against him and If the naval Off
GERS find there Is any ground for the COM
plant a court-martial will follow.
The battleship Wisconsin with Rear
Admiral Casey aboard is now said to be
on her way to Samoa, and the cruiser
Philadelphia, which arrived yesterday
from the south, will go to Panama, reliey-
ing the Iowa, In order that that vessel
may go to Pago Pago for the lnVesuga-
ton.
Captain Tilley is charged with a num-
Der of offenses, among which drunkenness
is not the most reprehensible. The com
plainants are prejudiced. however, it is
said, and the chances are the case Will
never reach a court-martial-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
HARPER FAVORS
SACRhMEN
Gives Two Close Deci-
sions Against the
Oaklands.
Eleven Innings Required Be-
fore Winning Run Is
Scored.

George Harper made his first appear
ance in this city as an umpire yesterday
at Recreation Park. The opposing teams
were Oakland and Sacramento. Two close
decisions which he gave against the
former lost them the game, as Sacramen-
TO won in the eleventh inning by a score
of 2 to /.
In the first decision he called Babbitt
out in an attempt to steal thiId. The
spectators did not see the man from Oak
land tagged out.
In the ninth inning Moskiman, the first
man UP, lined the ball out to deep right
lelG for what looked like three-bagger.
He made second easily an0 was called
cut for not touching first base. 1t was
g technical point at most, as he 0i1 not
cut the bag ana gained nothing by not
touching IL BaDbitt struck out and Ham
.lton, recruit from the amateur ranks
made q base nit which would have
scored Moskiman had he been called safe.
Sacramento scored its first run in the
fifth. DevereauX was hit by the pitcher,
went TO second on passed ball, reached
third on McNeeley's hit and scored on an
other passed bail In the eleventh Shee-
han was safe OF first, went to second on
Stanley's sacrifice and 10 third on Court
ney's hit HofTer few to left field and
SheehaE scored on the throw in The
game was a fast one. Each team made
but one error. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, October II.
Stmr whitesboro. Olsen Is hours from
Greenwood.
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen, IA hours from
Mendocino.
Stmr Pomona. Shea, IS hours from Eureka
Stnar Geo W Elder Randall, 61% hours from
Portland, via Astoria 461z hours
Stmr Grace Dollar, Fosen, As hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland 81 hours from Monterey
Stmr San Juan, Robinson, 21 days 16 hours
from Panama, etc.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. Al hours from
San Diego and way ports.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Water Front Notes.

Captain Shaub arrived from the East
last night and will take command of the
ship Henry Willard. He was formerly in
the brig Lurline and brought the Wallace
B. Flint here from the East.
The engineers department Of the Sher-
man and the time keepers Of the Union
Iron Works are to play a game of baseball
on the park recreation grounds next Sun
day.
The cruiser Philadelphia arrived from
sail again Sunday for Panama
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San Juan Arrives.

The Pacific Mail Company's San Juan
arrived from Panama and way ports yes
telday. Her cabin passengers were: D..
G. Daris, o. H Harrison and wife, John
Harrison, E. AnigUadia, Eloise Ramirez,
Kitty Humphries, Henry Prosoles and
Ella Harrison. Besides these she brought
up thirty-two in the steerage. Among the
cargo was 800, 900 in treasure.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
ALTA VELA WINS
FREE-FOR-ALL
Defeats Thomas r, Hot
Favorite, at Stockton
Races.
Clarando, Lode Star and Lou
Clieveden First at the
Wire.

STOCKTON, Oct. IA redhot favorite
was beaten in the free-for-al trot to-day
and the talent received a severe jolting.
The wise ones were so anxious to play
Thomas r that they were willing to pay
almost anything to get a ticket. He
brought $40 to Sc for the field before the
horses were called The books made him
even money and held out Alta Vela, as
he was believed to be sure thing for the
opening heat. After he had won two
heats Thomas r tickets were eagerly
sought at $40 to S. for the field. Alta Vela
won the race after two killing drives with
the favorite. Lucy G fell in the last heat
and threw J. Albertson, who was not in
jured. Nora Mckinney had everything
her own way in the 2:16 trot and was
barred in the betting. Ouiboul was made
favortte and won out
ClarandO broke away from the bunch in
the five and half furlong dash and land
ed, with Galene second. Frank Duffy,
the heavily played favorite in the mile,
was never prominent Burlingame beat
the gate four lengths with Lode Star and
was never headed. The time was 1:411a,
fast for trotting track. Lou Clieyeden
came in under a wrap with w ] IS at her
saddle girth in the six furlong sprint
Tomorrow will be Stockton day and all
business houses will close. The finest
card of the meeting will be put on, and
the biggest crowd Of the week is expected.
Summaries:
Trottinc, 2:16 class:
G.. F. Bunch's Nora Mckinney, b. m,
mckinney by Dexter Prince &C. F.
A'uASiD .'','.'',.''... ..........s......... ! l
Ouiboul q. NJ. Clark rk)...................2 2
Porto Rico o. Cuicello) o)...............,. 8 2 z
Lucy g. Albertson) observation-disclosures 8
Time. 2:22. 222. 2:2O
Free-for-au trot:
S. A. Hoopers Alta vea, b. s. EIec-
tioneer by Piedmont IS. A. Hooper,. 1
Thomas &C. F. Bunch) ............... 8 2 2
Dan w g. Albertson) )...................2 8 8
Time, 2:1SH. 2:16 216K.
Five and a half furlongs. selling-D. F. Cox
Clarando. b. M, Clarendon -Voiente (TulIeO
won; Galene CBurlingame), second; skirmish
lHobarD. third. Time, 1:09. Beaumonde, Bill
Young, Gold Baron and Bill Bohamson also
ran
One mile. selling-D. O'Keefe's Lode Star
ch. g., imp. Midlothian-Day Star (Burlingame),
won; Roulette Wheel (McNichols) second; Fa-
vorito (See). third Time, 1:41k. Frank Duffy
and Sea Spray also ran.
SIX furlongs, seling-J. L. Rector's Lou
CieVeden, ch. m. imp. Clieveden-Miss Lou
(See). won; w j. B. (Jones) second Enjoy
ment (HobarD, third. Time. 1861. zem Zem,
Ell Sobrino and San Augustine also ran.
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Los Angeles Team Wins.

Los ANGELES, Oct. T-Los Angeles
won the first game of the series with San
Francisco to-day in q driving finish in the
eighth inning. San Francisco took the
lead at the start and maintained 1t until
the eighth, when Whalen went up in the
air. A single, a three-bagger, an out,
base on balls and a three-bagger netted
four runs for the redlegs. San Francis
cos errors were all costly. The score:
Los ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
News of the Sealing Fleet,

The sealers have done fairly well this
year. News from the north gives the
catch as follows:
zillah May. September 2s. 644; Geneva, Sep
ternber "a AS: Penelope, September 81, 45O;
Otto, September 10, sos; Triumph. September
ls, 400 Beatrice September 21 145; Sadie Tur
pei, September D. 13T; Victoria, September 80,
ESQ; Enterprise, September %, 260; Ainoka, Sep
ternber o. 325.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Merchandise for New. York.

The ship Henry B. Hyde sailed Wednesday
for New York with a general cargo. including
the following merchandise and produce: 479, 964
gals wine, 1884, 800 lbs lead, 11,4O0 cs and lilo
bbls salmon, 80 arms and ammunition "a
pkgs books, pkgs machinery, 453 honey,
62S bbls asphaltum, 1190 SKIS mustard seed. 464
cs LIQUORS, IS cs drugs.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The Leyland Bros. will load wheat at Port
land for Europe, S5s; the German steamer Elba.
wheat at Tacoma for St. Vincent for orders
and not as previously reported: the Bainbridge,
lumbe at Blakeley for Callao. 46s; the Ex-
pansion lumber at Tacoma for Honolulu: the
Elwell. merchandise at this port for Australia.
lup1p eurn
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
A Cargo for China

The Norwegian steamer Kvarven was cleared
for Hongkong with the following
cargo, valued at sS1, us: 25,S75 bbls -four. "a
pkgs groceries and provisions. 127 canned
goods. The steamer also carried 1894 bbls flour
laden at Portland
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
SACRAMENTO
Ms AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Runs responsible for-Schmidt !. McNeeley L
Two-base hits-Courtney, Schmidt. Sacrifice
hits-Dunleavy Hoffer, Stanley, Mclaughlin.
First base on errors-Oakland /. First base on
called balls-Oakland 2, Sacramento 9. Left on
bases-Oakland Z. Sacramento Z. Struck cut
BY Schmidt 4. by McNeeley 4. Hit by pitcher
Hamilton, Eagan DeVereaux. Passed ball
Hanson Time of game-1:45. Unpire-George
Harper Official scorer-H. S McFarlin.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Eastern Race Results.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Morrls Park sum-
maries:
HIM won, King Pepper second, Highland third.
Time 1:041R.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-Jo-
Time los ~ -'i'-t -'eu 'Niru
Third race the New Rochelle. one mile
Louisville won, Decanter second, Paul Clifford
third. Time 1:42A
Fourth race Westchester six and half fur
SECOND, Carbunele third. Time. 1:21.
Fifth race one mile-Ethcs won, Dolando
second, Knight of the Garter third. Time 1:42
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth-Sadie 5
1:55h.
CHICAGO, Oct. H.-Worth results:
First race, five furlongs-St. Hera won
1:04 is. o'
Second race, one mile and a quarter-sartua.
s:Is -. '''s f'iAH Ss'ono' Ai oaheS third Time
Third race. six furlongs-McChesney won
1:1S 1-5. -'-'e'
Fourth Ss1r race race Oakland handicap seven and
a half furlongs-FNederal won, W, j. Deboe
second, Haviland third. Time, 1877.
Fifth race five furlongs-Money Muss won
Burnie Bunton second, If You Dare third
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards-Baird
third. Time. las 3-5.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 17.-Fair Grounds summary.
First race, one mile. selling-BengaI won, An
to!se sen% second: Nskarnis sl5a third Time. 1:4a
oeCoHu race, HVe ana a half furlOngS, selling
-Tenny Belle won, Ed L second, Judge Pet.
tus third. Time 1:091a.
Third race. six furlongs-Hunter Raine won
Louise Wagner second. Terra Ffr1na third
Time, 1;16A.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, purse-Fitzkanet
Time, 1:29&.
Fifth race mile and eighth-Uterp won
1:57.
Sixth race, mile and quarter, selling-Zazel
won, George Lee second, Swordsman third
M -
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Cresceus Fails in Time Trial.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 17.-Cresceus went
against time at the local driving park this
afternoon. but failed, the best he could do be-
ing mile in 2:0515.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 17.-Summary:
2:10 pace. purse s1O0O-Council Chimes won
three straight heats in 2:15A, 2:151a. 215A. Lit
tie Squaw, lone, Don Riley and Gametta also
started
The West stakes, 2:29 class, trotting, purse
s20O0-Leola won three straight heats in 221%.
2:17&, 216 Lady Patchie Lady Constantine
Iva Dee and Crescent also started.
2:1S class, trotting, purse $1,000 (undnished)-
Alice Carr won the first heat in 2:161k Gal
betor won the second heat in 2:161s Una Belle
won the third heat In 2:1S1s. Colonel Cochran.
] H. Neighbor Girl, Marion Wilkes King
Humbert and Dartmoor also started.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
ct; hit by batted ball
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-McPartlin l. Home run
-Krug- Three-base hits-Atherton, House
holder. TWo-base hits-Hsil J Reilly Sacrf-
fee hits-Nordyke, Reitz. Householder. Double
plays-Hau to Spies to ReitZ; Shay to Krug to
Pabst. Struck out-By McPartlin g. by Wha-
len 2. First base called balls-Of Whalen
9 Left on bases-Los Angeles 8. San Francisco
g. Hit by pitched ball-Hemphfll- Time of
game-Two hours and five minutes. Umpire
Levy.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
WILL GO BY
SPECIAL TRAIN
Big Excursion to Los Angeles and
San Diego.

Since the announcement yesterday that
an excursion would be given by the South
ern Pacific on the 21st for the benefit of
the Episcopal delegates the full details
of the event have been decided upon.
Tickets will be sold to Los Angeles and
return for a single fare, SIS, and to San
Diego and return for s19 so. They will be
good for going passage only by way of the
Coast Line, but return may be by either
cial train will be made UP at the Third
and Townsend street depot to leave at $50
o'clock Monday morning, provided there
ciaI train. Otherwise they will take The
regular 8 a. m. train. Stopovers will he
permitted on these tickets in either direc-
ton.
/. 1. o
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights Of High and Low
Waters at , Fort Point, entrance to San
thority of the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street WHARF about
the height of tide is the at both places.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS.
Sun rises.
Moon sets. p m.
Dat. Hi77 = V v ~; v Fl = H.; W v' 5'7; V IT
a q 4 a 4; 4 f a;
q - L w " - H W W " " 80 H Nv " '''''
% IL O:24I 08I 7:26 sol 1:10l 21l 7O1 AZ
q 49,. 1:1sI 0.sl s:C4 SO 2:04 Is ~s:11 At
"a i 2:os 1.o SAL 45l 2:51l o-Sl s:1s 40
NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hopd and the successive oP tba
day in the order of occurrence to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in ad-
dition to the soundings on the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when minus q
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by the
charts. The plane of reference Is the mean OF
the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
SIS, ,oeo FOR s1-ONE-HALF OF FIRST CAP
TAI PRIZE.

$500 FOR so NTS-ONE-QUARrER OF
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
RAINSWOOD.

Mrs. Fila Scott is in very feebl,
health at this time.
Among our recent sick ones VIZ
note G. w. Burton, Lloyd Whay
Mrs. LAME Walker and Mrs. Mary
Weaver.
Samuel Whitney left last week fo,
his parental home in Somerset county
Md.
G. ID. Shirley has about finished
planting corn.
A horrid sight was witnessed near
G. H. Winstead's on Monday morn
ing, Apil 18th, in the way of drunken
men and women. First came drunken
woman, followed closely by two
drunken men, one of the men hold
ing up a drunken women, who had
lost her shoes and was dressed in mems
clothes. The parties were met and
seen by several persons who knew
them all. Are the respectable people
going to allow such as this to 90 on?
If so, you had as we'll say goodbye to
Local Option. If, as the CITIZEN
says, an officer has the right to search
for whiskey, / see no reason why it
cannot be stopped. RED TAPE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
IBERIS.

The warm spring weather has come e
gladden. the hearts and bring forth the
flowers, aud many beautiful bouquets are
seen on exhibition, but one lonely widow
err, whose flower garden refused to bloom
was seen on Sunday sporting a most
beautiful box of tomato plants. No
doubt he hopes some one will enjoy the
fruits of his labor.
Tommy Pruett, son of U. b. Prue.t,
cat his knee very badly with q Ratchet
sometime ago. DR.. Simmonds rendered
the necessary medical attention.
Geo. w. Hazard mashed his foot
very badly a few days ago by letting a
railroad tie fall on It.
The large two topmsst schooner, Carrie
and Belle, Capt. Wright, loaded ties in
Eastern Branch last week for w. G..
Beane, of Miskimcn. The schooner,
Francis Ruth, Capt. Bellman, also loaded
with the same kind of cargo for T. J..
Eubank, of Brouu's Store.
J. Mayo Robinson, of Lancaster, had
horse badly cut in barb-wi ire fence
recently.
Fire got away from a boy who was
burning brush near Lancaster Court
house on Monday and burned lot of
fence for B. Fl. Robinson and some cord
wood belonging 10 Rev. R. Z Bentley.
Geo. r. Mckinney shipped some
small spring chickens to. s. NJ. Lyell 4
Go. last week that sold for AZ cents each.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
KILMARNOCK.

Paul Palmer, who has been attending
a Medical University in Baltimore, re-
turned home Saturday, the session being
over.
Rev. II. T. Musselman; Of the Religious
Herald. Richmond, Va, preached an
excellent sermon here Sunday.
Grace Episcopal church was unable to
hold the largo congregation that attend
ed Sunday afternoon. Bishop Gibson
preached powerful sermon, after which
two were confirmed.
Rev. ]. E. Hutson will assist Pastor
Claybrook In series of meetings In the
Town Hall here next week, beginning
Sunday night.
The dance AT Kilmarnock on last Fri.
day evening was one Of the most enjoy
able ones OF the year and was we'll at.
tended. While dancing was at its height
the cries of fret firell were heard, and
for awhile the dance was broken up
The alarm turned out to be false one
and dancing was again resumed aud
continued until both dancers and fiddlers
were played out.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
AfOLUSK.

The White Chapel public school,
taught by Mr.. Hundley, closed with a
small entertainment last week, "Gracie.n
the daughter of the late Hartwell Stone
ham, taking the honors for scholarship
and good report generally. Mr..
Hundley has proven himself very
efficient teacher and is very popular with
the patrons of the school.
Alex Leland, one OF our hustling
truckers, has lovely bed OF strawberry
vines and promising outlook for
Strawberries, as well as other trucks.
The young people of this place were
treated to an oyster roast last Thursday
evening at "Swsnee" by I'D. o. O."
who has been so kindly disposed to the
young folks the past winter. They say
that even IL he is not the "only pebble"
he is the biggest and brightest one on
that beach.
Miss Anderton, who is teaching privs,e
school at Monaskou, has returned after
four weeks visit TO relatives across the
Rappahannock.
The Mcssrs. Rock and Richardson have
a fiourshing store at Monaskon.
Soft crabs have begun to shed on the
shores OF the Western Branch and your
scribe measured one last Sunday which
measured three and three quarter inches.
Jas. r. Taylor reports ten lambs from
six ewes. One eve was poisoned last
week by eating ground ivy.
The Jr. o. u A. NJ. council here is
still on the increase, and there Is
some talk OF getting another goat, rs the
one they have must be somewhat jaded.
Howard w. Treakle has begun prepare
lions 10 open store a. Roadview.
Rev. r. E. Bentley preached an In
teresting sermon to quite a large congre-
cation at Bethel NJ. K. Church last SUM-
day morning and announced special
sermons for the 2nd and 4th Sundays In
May. The subjects promised are "a
Word 20 Young Men" and "The History
and Advancement of the Epworth
League" ST. ANDREW.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
LIVELY.

There will be three-master In Old
Orchard this week to load with railroad
ties. This vessel carries twenty-five
hundred.
Mrs. c. c. Hammack, of Sunny Bank
was visiting her brother, Wise Beane, of
Lancaster, last week.
Otis Clark Is working on Jas.
NJ. Brent's new store at Kilmarnock.
w. J. Barker Is busy on the bank.
r.. o. Norris is getting lumber In
place to build new storehouse.
Miss Eutha Dudley, of Swanee River
was visiting at the home of her uncle
G. H. Dudley, last week.
Miss Bessie Beane, after spending
several weeks in the nelghborhood OF
White Stone, returned home last week
The Lively base ball club was organ
lied last Saturday. We wish the boys
much success this year.
Thomas j. Clark, we are sorry &C
report. is very Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Otis Clark had quite a number o.
guests at her home Saturday and Sunday
Frank Weddings home was mad,
happy by new arrival last week.
EDITH AND CLEVELAND.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
FISHERMAN.

All our sick ones are improving.
j. o. Hinson and Wes George were in
Irvington Saturday on business.
Mrs. A. b. Almond will close private
school today friday and leave for her
home In Gloucester Saturday. We will
all miss her.
We had preaching Sunday morning
at the Baptist church by Rev. j. T..
Hutson.
We are all rejoiced at the selection of
the Wheaton convention In sending q
preacher to the Constitutional Con-
vention.
Geo. Yeatman spent Sunday with
friends here.
Fishing improved little last week,
but the fishermen are still looking for
better catches.
A. II. Georges child has been very
sick, but is better at this writing.
Mrs. M. E. Meekins Is sick at this
writing.
Willie Schools is visiting his children
here. JAcK
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
WHARTON GROVE.

The Wharton Grove Camp Committee
met Wednesday on the grounds and
transacted much business. DR.. J. c.
Mcconnell, ID. D., of Lynchburg, Va.
will conduct the meeting this year, which
will begin on Friday, July Goth. DR..
Mcconnell will be assisted by Rev. II.
t. Musselman, of Richmond, aud the
local preachers.
The following privileges were let
Hotels, I. o. Smither; Horse lots, w. t
Barnett; Confectionery stands, j. b.
Cralle and EubAnk & Bro; Wharf, w
Q. Thompson.
Arrangements have been made where
by the campers can be supplied with
good water, an article which has gone al
high premium heretofore.
The Photographic privilege is open for
bids; see ad.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-05-03
PROGRAMME

or the Northern Neck Baptist sun
day School Convention. to be Held
With Gibeon Church on Satuf day
and Sunday, May 25th and 26th,
1901.
Annual sermon, Rev. F. w. Claybrook
i. "The young men Of gifts and prom.
Use In our churches. What they may do
for this Convention and what the Con.
vention may do for them"
NJ T. Fitzhugh,
DR.. w. r. Dunaway.
2. "In what way may Sunday school
superintendents best promote the success
and efficiency of their servicess'
r. Fuller Hunton,
Rev. r. s. Monds.
3. .'Should our Sunday schools be
trained In giving to missionary and be.
nevolent objects?"
r. Kirk Headley,
Rev. Geo. Y. Bradley, Jr
4. "The need of q closer cooperation
between the pastor and the Sunday
school," John. l.. Beale.
A. 8. Rice.
5. SHOULD the Sunday school select its
own superintendent, or the church,"
K. r. Cralle,
Rev. Richard Edwards.
9. "What are the characteristics OF
good teaching, and who are competent
teacherss" Rev. j. HI. Newbill,
4. s. White.
The first appointee under each of the
themes is expected to treat 1t with an
essay or address, and the second TO oper
the discussion of the subject.