The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-01
|hbMAsTER DIES
IN UNION STATION
Captain John F. Day Expires
While at Work in Peters

HErERSgURG. VA. Feb. i.--Cap-
lila John b Day. yardmaster Of tho
AtIalnltic Coast Line Railway. died
Y1ddAuiy this mornings about q O'Clock
tins Union Depot Captain Day
I had been in bad health some time,
his death came unexpectedly
u Whaie attending to his duties. He Is
y 1urvtved by widow. Captain Day
VAS well known. and had many
xreends. He was a member Of Peters,
Il n1xkx Lodge, No. i 3. A., II. and A. M
Dog Bites Child.
The little daughter of Mr., and Mrs
II = Green. who reside on Lombard
N near the, corner OF Sycamore
N street, waS bitten through the nose
3 Monday afternoon by a bulldog
thought TO be harmless. Tho wound
WAs cautertxed by DIR. Preston Hoy.
md no serious consequences are
feared.
Discussing New Pastor.
~ understood that q congrega-
4 60nAl meeting OF Tabb-Street church
Will be held very shortly TO consider
IS he calling of a pastor to succeed DR..
& q. .. Foster. who recently left for
Ala, to become pastor
the First Presbyterian church in
4 S1at city. Rev. Charles Stripiing, ID.
of Waynesboro. Va, has been
ii nnentioned very favorably for the call
e Tabb- Street
s. Sacred Concert Feb. 8.
IA sacred concert is TO be given on
Il t53e night of Feb. . at Good Shep-
8herd Memorial church. Bandford.
nj hts city. under the management OF
NJ ArE. q. G. Wright, Tor the benefit
ok the church.
This concerts which Mrs. Wright
e#EO1stueted at the AIarket-Street
u rhufyh were musical treats, and those
who attended them we're delightfully."-
I'M I'M entertained
Agitattng a Y. M. G. A.
lars ars now under way for the
u IL 9pening Of Y. M C. A. work In
this city tt witt be remembered that
" Inc SEnrs5na building formerly own
Il va Nv the y. NJ, c. A. was sold some
u yearS ago 10 the Appomattx Trust
company and is naag occupied BY this
a e&nktnE company 1t is expected that
sE npw building VIII be soon erected.
n that Will conform exactly to the needs
lot 4. NJ. G. A work. About $4,000
Il = now on hand for this purpose and
n systematic canvas will be made
about the first of April to obtain the
nee essary amount to confluence
operations.
Quarterly Conference.
The first quarterly conference Of
Il HtEh-Straet Methodist church was
y Aeld Monday night, with a full at
q tendance- The Rev. j. X Jolliff.
prcslding elder of this district. was
q present. The reports from every de-
u pnffu1ent of the church work were
VERY gratifying. The Sunday sc IDOL
& ~ which MIR. Isham Dyer Is superin-
VI 1endenf showed an increase in atten-
Anca and general interest. The
aoentx GLASS; the largest mems Bible
&S340 IN the State, continues to add
h "A IN membership. The congregation
"A - tncrea1tng and the financial condi-
II S1Qn was never better, The Rev. w
ID II. AtwtHs sermons are inspiring to
his. people.
NEWS TN GENERAL.
News In General.
Cox Alexander Donnon Hamilton
ehtef OF stair TO Governor Mann Harris
Il A.. ponnon, Hamilton Seabury. and
nsher prominent men of'this city are in
Rs Atta7dHnce at the inaugural exercises
Tho funeral OF Captain Louis /.
Marks was held at g. o'clock. this after.
|&1toon at the Washington Street Method.
y 3tt Church. The bible class OF which
q ne was tho teacher attended In q body
& ana the MASONIC fraternity attested
4 their devotion to him By their presence
As1n treat numbers. all the lodges bins
u st6preAented. Powhatan Starke. Bland.
Hard and Petersburg, A. II. Hin Cam
Il Confederate Veterans we're also in al
VI GnudAneN.
n Rev. ]. Il. Booker. superintendent OF
b 4oauc Missions OF the Synod of Vir.
N wfnjA OF tae Presbyterian Church
q Visited the city Monday.
H**A zApPomattcx county No etaoin tao
Apposnattox ronmandery No. 6
u knights Tenplar of Virginia. viii
Efnaet thts evening in Masonic Temple
On Tabb Street Fallace u. Blanks 81
% Eminsnt Commander.