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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-12
WEST POINT.
Marriage of Mr.. Olpbin and Miss Vial
Suicide OF MIR. Starke.

WEST POINT, VA, Nov. 1I.-lSpecial. J.
On Wednesday, November 9Th, at Oak For.
est, in Hanover county, lat the residence ofthe
brides mother, Mr.. Charles A. Olphin and
Miss Fannie j. Vial were united in mar
riage In the presence Of about sixty invited
guests. Mr.. Olphln is superintendent OF
the Chesapeake compress at this place
The groOmsman was Mr. Marion Nelson,
and the bridesmaid the brides younger Sis
ter. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
&. l.. Morrison, of West Point. The party
drove TO Richmond and came to West
Point the same evening. The bride and
groom will make their home here.
Robert Stark, son OF Bolivar stark, a
young man about thirty years old, COM
mitted suicide here this morning at s0'clock
He was addicted to the use Of int0xicants,
and for several days past had been un-
steady. This morning he told several per-
sons he was going to Kill himself, but as he
had often said so no one thought he would.
He tried 10 borrow revolver IRON dlnerent
persons, and finally went home and asked
for his gun, and standing in the main hall
way near the front door, he called up stairs
10 mis- mother to ''COme and see the last act
am going TO kill myself" She called back
to him to come up and 90 TO bed
and take sleep, but just then the gun
went off and she heard him fall. The
charge was of No. 10 shot and entered Just
about the middle of the left lower jaw, car
rying away the jaw-bone and large por-
tion Of that side of his face. lie fell across
the hallway, so that everyone who entered
had to step over him. Drs. Whiting, Nun,
and GatewOOd were called and endeayOred
to relieve him of pain. lie was conscious
most Of the time until he died. about an
hour later. He will be buried Wednesday
at3P. VI. Burial service will be conducted
by Rev, G.. l.. Morrison.
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Miss Lizzie Anderson, Of Norfolk, is stop
ping witt. Miss Ida lee Graham, Az north
rwenty-fou. Ia street.
Edward strsuss, the orchestra leader, his
manager, MIR. y. Blakey, theAalets, ana
aud Mr. Blakey's two daughters, were al
fori's Hotel Yesterday.
Mr. Barham, proprietor. and Mr.. selke'
n lnaging editor Of the Petersburg Index
Api.eal, came over 10 Richmond yesterday
fD attend the Strauss orchestra concerts.
Rev. 4. A. Folkes. OF the Baptist Asso-
citation. will preach at Union station Meth
olist church tonight at ~ O'Clock.
The Strauss orchestra, under the direction
ul Lduard strauss, gave two enjoyable con-
csrts yesterday at the Academy. waltz
music predominated in the programme, and
.o this particular line the orchestra IL az
home, aud plays with charm that sets all
uimbie feet in motion. At night the house
Was crowded.
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ago, delivered the address, and among
the ablest and most notable OF an.
nual speakers is Rev. Dr. John A,
Broadus, president Of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, whose great tribute
to Rev. Dr. A. NJ. P0indexter will never be
forgotten. This year the Society has Sc
cured another distinguished man rom
Louisville. Rev. W. Ii. Whitsitt, ID. d..
professorof church history In the seminary.
DIR. Whitsitt will discuss a very interesting
period in Baptist hstory-that which
marked the split In the churches
between the mission and the anti-mission
advocates. 1t was serious rendine
Of the denomination, but that was years
ago, and now DIR. Whitsitt comes 10 tell
the story. Much interest IL manifested in
the address.
The present officers Of the Society are
Rev. John Il. Turpin, Of Charlottesville,
president; Rev. G. II. Ryland, secretary,
and Dr. II. IL. Harris, treasurer. Due no.
tice will be given OF the meeting. Dr.
Whltsitt sent telegram t0.the secretary
last evening. saying he would reach the
city this morning. lie will be the guest OF
Mrs. James Thomas.
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and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh left for New
York on "A bridal tour.

and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh left for New
York on bridal tour.
The through passenger train over the At
lantic Coast Line which left here for the
south on yesterday had among its passen.
gers an eloping couple from Chesterfield
county. They were Mr.. Vaughan and Miss
Cooke. On arriving in Weldon, Mr..
Vaughan walked into the telegraph office
and asked the operator IL he could tell
him where he could lind a minister, as
he wished TO be married. The operator
walked 10 the door OF the office
with the prospective groom, and pointed
out TO him two ministers. one Baptist and
the other a Methodist. who happenei to be
close by in conversation, and told him that
he could take his choice. Mr.. Vaughan
selected the Baptist parson, who in a short
time made the two man and wife. The
clipping couple returned home last evening
TO receive the blessing Of obdurate parents.
The bride is only sixteen years OF age, and
quite pretty.
General D. 5. Weisiger, Mr.. George
Crutchheld, and Major &. :. stringfellow,
of Richmond, were In the city to-day.
The Hebrew Fair opened last night under
the most favorable auspices. Quite num-
Der OF valuable donations have been re-
ceived from friends in Richmond, New
York, and other cities.
The saw.mill Of Mr.. Henry Thacker, near
Disputanta station, in Prince George coun-
t. was destroyed by fire last night. The
hre is supposed to have been of incendiary
origin. The loss is about 81 800, on which
there Is no insurance.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Fifteenth Annual Session to be Held In
Richmond.

The fifteenth annual session Of the Nir-
ginia Christian Missionary Society con.
yenes at the Seyenth-Street Christian church
this morning at 10 O'clock. The delegates
nearly all arrived yesterday, and the gen.
eral committees met last night In the
Seventh-Street church.
Reports were received from Radford,
Newport News, Pulaski CITY, Clifton Forge.
Roanoke, Salem, and many other points
| begun and sustained by the Virginia Mis-
sionary Society. A large increase in mem.
bership was noted and in the amount OF
money raised.
Radford. under the leadership Of Rev. W.
j. Cooke. has raised over $500, and now
has an increased membership and house
nearly complete.
Newport News. under care OF Rev. Peter
| Ainslie. has advanced wonderfully. The
other points all sent gratifying reports as to
their prospects.
The work Of the convention to-day will be-
devoted TO the interest OF Sunday schools.
The following is the programme;
Devotional exercises. r.. w. Venhoolx Dan
vile. Va; opening exercises, F. r Bullard;
enrolment Ofdelegates; appointment of COM
mitteeS credentials, resolutions, plan of
work. ways and pleans, nominations
Essay-"W hat Method OF Cooperation Will
day school work In the State?' h. Is. Ragby.
Five minute speeches on Sunday.school
work by l.. NJ. Omer, Clifton Forge; +. W.
Berry. Green Ray; Peter Ainslie. Newport
News; B. A. Abbott, Charlottesville; +. +.
Bullard. Lynchburg. Reports of committees.
new business, offerings to the Association.
adjournment,
The Christian WOmen's Board OF Missions
meets in the Lutheran church, corner
seventh and Grace streets, as a part OF the
| convention at the same hour. The pro-
gramme for that branch Of the convention
is as follows:
Devotional service led hy president; read
ing Of minutes OF last convention, secretary's s
report. report of committees. report Of dis
trct managers, reports from auxlaries:
paper, Responsibility OF Opportunities -
Miss Ella Anderson, Louisa; conversational,
led by Miss Jessie Brown.
Afternoon session, 8 o'clock-Keport OF
Mission Band; paper, "Chld-Life In India,
Miss Leila Fox. Richmond; The Model
Auxiliary" conducted by Miss Jessie Brown.
The night session will be at the Seventh
Street church, commencing at $ O'Clock.
with a programme rs follows:
Devotional service, presided over by the
pastor, JabeZ Hall; condensed reports from
L. ". Il. NJ. Missions. Roanoke, &, =. Long;
Newport News, Peter Ainslie; solo, Mrs.
! Durrett; address, ~GrOwth By Giviog,' Miss
| Jessie Brown; introduction by J. y. Tyler;
song by children of mission bands; short
talks 10y returned missionaries, q. l.. Whar-
ton and +. B. Hall; offerings 10 c. W. B. VI.
Ire sury; henediction.
The body viii continue in session until
Friday,
Rev. i. T.. Tyler, OF Cincinnati, and Rev.
G.. l.. Wharton. returned missionary from
lnGia, and Miss Jessie Brown, the distin-
glished authorizes. arrived yesterday. Miss
| Brown spoke last night at the Lutheran
church to the ladies' Of the Christian W0-
mems Board of Missions.
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THE sTRe er.CAa MEN.
The Committee Laid Its Report Refore
the Union,

the Union,
A meeting Of the Motosmel's Union was
held yesterday morning. ar stated in THE
TIMES Ofthat date. in the Lee Camp Hall.
The meeting was not called to order until
nearly O'Clock, and IL was 1870 before they
adjourned.
The session, as usual, was Qpeged with
prayer by the chaplain.
The repo,t pf Tue committee which. was
appointed TO wait on the officials was re-
scipded. The report was almost identical
with that published in The TIMES OF last
sunday.
Considerable time was consumed by
speeches from several men ners ia regard
10 the reception ci the committee by the
two superintepdsa.s.
The sane committee was continued 10
wat on President fisher.as soon as be shall
arrive in Richmond. and present 10 binl
their grievances. They wee instructed to
post themselves thoroughly ON the schedules
running time, aud lay-Oyer time Of the
cars on all the lines In the city
80 as to be able - discuss the subject with
/ the officials whe9 thev meet. and 10 be In
! a POSITION 10 defend their side OF the ques
/ tiOn.
Another meeting wilt not be held until
after Mr.. Fisher is approached, which vii
be on his arrival.
After the Union gets In good working
order the meetings viii only be held once .
month.
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Hardy, trustee, against W iloy ana ais
trustees. Argued by Colonel w. W. Cor
don for appellees, and Charles V. Meredith
for appellant and submitted.
Richmond and Ddnyille Railroad Com
pany against La Prad's administrators
Passed.
Wilkinson against Merrill. Passed until
No. As is reached.
Hall against Palmer. Passed.
Baker against Baker and ais. Argued 10y
r. Il. Campbell, Esq, for appellant and sub
mit,ed
Finley against Brent Argued by j. B.
Sever, Esq, for appellant and submitted.
Motley a co. against Frank and ais.
Argued by Roswell Page, Esq, for ap-
pellants.
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PETERSBURG.
storehouse Burned-Briliiant Marriage
A Runaway Match.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. .ll.-Isrecial.l =
night or two ago the storehouse of
Messrs. f. &. Matthews ! CO., at South
Hills, in Mecklenburg county, was de-
stroyed by fire. A Kerosene lamp was left
burning la the store, and the supposition 10
that the lamp exploded apd set tire 70 the
building. The loss is in the neigbborhood
Of al 500. on which there is no insurance.
Quite brilliant marriage took place at
the w Washington-street NJ. ". church at 5l3e
O'Clock this afternoon. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Powhatan ;. Pugh and
Miss Sallie j. Wilson. The following young
men acted as ushers: j. Ii. Pugh, OF New
YorL city "a brother Of the groom), best
nam. G. p. Mahood, Of Lynchburg; Il. T.
stone, Jr., Of Roanoke; A. +. Jahnke, Jr:
of Richmond; W. ii. Cooper, and W. j.
Epes, Of Petersburg. Rev. A. q. Bledsoe
pastor Of the Washington-Street Nj. r.
cGnrch. and Rey. II. Il, Acree, pastor OF ths
First Baptist Church. oficidted. The uhtret
was richly and handsomely decorated will
flowers. The decorations were done BY Mr.
John A. Mallory, prominent horist or thin
city. The bridal presents were numerous
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items from the City on the other ssie OF
tue Kiyer.

Items from the City on the other Sale OF
tne kiyer.
The Manchester building and Loan Asso-
ISOLATION at its annual meeting elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President. X. c. Broaddus; Nice-President,
Ira l.. Anderson; Secretary and Treasurer,
A. J. Bradley. Directors, G. A. Jones, L. b.
Cersley, A. ii. Fitzgerald, X. A. Bowen, III.
c. bea,tie. G.. A. Carr, u, A, NnnnallY,
Charles Keller, 7. j. Nichols, John VIZ, apd
w. ID. Anderson.
A small colored boy named George Allen
accidently shot himself with small pistol
Monday eYenipg and came very near being
killed.
The suit In the Chesterfield County Court
last Monday against the Farmyille and
Powhatan railroad, damages for killing a
COW, was decided in favor Of the defendant.
Ia the same court Mr.. X. r. Swift, keeper
OF Forest Hill Park, was appointed a spe
cial CONSERVATION Of the peace, and Mr.. W
&. Gill qualified as guardian Of the children
OF the late j. Il. sampson.
The Richmond and Manchester Railroad
Comp.n ontemplate building 7 c2uimo.
Jloyr agitina .roon In the heir future al
Foreit ii II Park, the terminus OF the cleo
trio line.
II has been decided TO have the banquet
Of the El,in Grove OF Druids at sanger
Hall, In Richmond.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Discussion of Many Subjects OF Isehnica
Interest.

The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
met in regular session last night, Dr. W.
W. Parker presiding. The discussion OF
the cases of Rrighps disease continued from
last meeiing Tas taken up. DR.. Thomas J.
Moore gave an able discourse on the physi-
ol0gy Of digestion up 10 date. Remarks
were made also by DIR. Gray. the author OF
this paper. DIR. Gordon and Mr.. Hugh Blair
also joined In the discussion.
DIR, LAMBDA Edwards opened the discus-
sion oi the regular subject OF the evening
10 wits ''The Annoyances OF Psrturition.~
Remarks were made also by Dr. Parker and
others, In the case OF convulsions OF q child
four years. previously healthy, who had I6O
commissions in thirty EIGHT DAYS. Dr, Par
ker was aided In the treatment Of this casc
by Drs. Isaiah White. Hogc andT J. Moore.
The child has entirely recovered. The
Committee on Doctors for tho Poor reported
that they had done all IN their power 10 get
the Council 70 act, hut Il seemed impossible
TO get quorum OF the Committee on Ordt-
| nsnces,
A resolution Was offered to call upon the
president Of the Board Of Health TO con-
form this death rate to the population Of tAe
city a. shown by the late census. Laid on
the table until the next meeting, Dr. Oppen-
hmer not being present.
| Committee on the new hall reported pro.
gress In the taking OF stock,
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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Edward Cane was fined so and costs fol
beating and chOaking Lena Bradshaw.
Henry Kcrnes and Thomas Mccarthy
were sent to Jail for sixty and thirty days
respectively tor petit larceny.
Paul st. Clair. charged with fighting in a
bar-r0om. Fined $40 and costs and secu
riiy for his good behavior for SIX months
and he was sent on TO the grand jury Il
answer the charge of assaulting Oliccl
Daniel Turner while in discharge Of hls
duty.
Watson -. Clair was lned s. for creating
4 disturbance in "A bar-roOm.
Isaiah Nurneet was charged with cruelty
10 horse. Fined so and costs.
Lee Jone., for beating Ella Payne wa'
fined so and costs.
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PIighted Ia sIgrriage.

Miss Fannie d. Tignor yesterday after
noon at q O'Clock gave her hand in marriage
10 Mr.. Thomas +. Stearns, AT the Lehlgh
Rapfist church, d.. j. NJ. Frost performing
the ceremony, A large crowd was present,
and afterwards the couple left TO spend their
bonevmoon ~o' in the North. The ushers were
II I Jeffrey, w. T. Reed, .. Stearns, H.
stearns. ID. Il, Walker, and 4. NJ. Tignor.
Among those present were; Captain
NcCreary and wife, OF Patrick county, sis,
ter of the bride, and James q. Tignor and
wife, Of Chesterfield.
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Mr. Is. N. Qearles, Of this city, YESTERDAY
roceived a letter announcing the death OF
Mr' Albert Cobb. owner OF tba hotel at
CoblJs Island. This sad event occurred
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Cobt, with his his
son and Il justice OF the peace, was ON DIS
way in boat from the main lana TO Cob9s
island to sign the paper conveying ue
CobLs Island property 10 the company
recently purchasing il. Death was, IL is
supposed, caused by some affection 9t the
heart.
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Cable Notes.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Socialists OF BerliT ,
to the number OF three thousand, to-day as
senbled 70 tender an ovation 10 Herr Tan
bert. an eminent member Of the party, VINO
was released from prison this morning Dy
reason OF the expiration OF his term OF sen
tence.
MADRID, Nov. li.--fiFe today destroyed
a large tobacco factory in this city. causing
"a loss of S2OO, 900. Ten thousand WORK pep-
Die are deprived Of employment by the con-
Migration,
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King and Oueeu,

STEvENsvILLE, Nov. H. Special. The
people OF this section are truly thankful
for the result of the election, and THE
TIMES has a strong influence for good in
our midst.
We enjoyed hearing "A most capital SER
mon from l.. b. Bagby at the public school
house in this village on last Sunday even
ing.
Rev. Alexander Fleet preached his first
sermon as pastor Of Mattaponi on sunday
morning.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Methodist Preacher killed-Land Ppr
chase baptist copyeption;

CHARLOTTE, y. c., NOV. ll--lSpeciai. "A
special from salisbury says Mr.. Franklin,
Methodist minister, OF Rowan county,
was instantly killed last night while on his
way to ill an appointment. The accident
was caused by his mule running away and
throwing him out OF his buggy against a
stump, whick broke his neck.
Another special from Shelby Tonight
says: The Shelby Land and Improvement
Company to-day concluded the purchase OF
137 acres of land lying between Shelby and
Cleveland Springs, and will improve same
at an early date.
Large number Of delegates to the Rapti-t
stale Com ennvn arrived to-night. The
convention opens tomorrow.
4 meeting Of the Southern plaid manuiac-
turers will be held in this city to-day, at
the Chamber OF Commerce. The meeting is
for the purpose OF arranging basis o;
prices,
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THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
OPENING OF THE VETERANS FAIR
IN DANvILlE.
Pathetic Scenes at the Unfuriing OF AN
Old Confederate flsg-Apnual Metho-
dist Conference-work Begun on the
Morgan College-Over the state.

DANviLLE, Va, Nov. H. Especial. i
The Veterans Fair opened here to-day. and
was a grand success. Three hundred old
veterans, the two military companies OF
Danyille and the cadets Of the Danyille
Military Institute formed the military part
of the procession. The fair is being held
in Masonic Hall. which has been beauti-
fully decorated, and in which are being
exhibited many relics Of the war, among
them the tattered battle-iag Of the Eigh-
teenth Virginia regiment, many survivors
Of which are here. The unfurling of the
flag created quite sensation, many OF the
veterans kissing ii and weeping over it.
The fair was formally opened at noon by
a short address from Colonel George {.
Cabell, commandant Of fCabell-Graves Camp
Confederate Veterans. The festivities were
continued tonight with an entertainment
at the Academy Of Music, the leading fea-
ture OF which was readings and recitations
by Captain William Page Carter, OF Clarke
county. The fair will be continued through
Tomorrow and next day. Its object Is 10
raise money for the erection Of Soldiers
Home near Danyille.
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Coal In Fauquier.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. .ll.-lSpecial.l +
Mr.. William smith, OF Upper Prince vii.
liam, was in town to-day. Mr. smith
brought along some samples Of coal from
the vein discovered on the farm Of Mr.
Richard Sweeney, in Fauquier county, re.
Gently.
Mr.. John AitchesOn, for the past twenty
i've years a resident of this city, died at his
residence, on south Lee street, at an early
hour this morning, in the seyenty-eightt
year Of his age. The deceased was native
OF Renfrewshire, Scotland, and came TO this
country in 1872 and settled in Laurel, Md
About the close Of the war he came to Alex
andria, where he had since resided.
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR MAsr.
HANOVER.
Democrats still Rejoicing-Farewell of
Rev, Mr., Colonna.

ELLERsoN, Va, Nov. TO- Special. The
Democrats of Hanover rejoice with their
brethren throughout Virginia and the
United States in the splendid victory of the
people in behalf of States rights and per-
sonal liberty, but above all we rejoice the
more in the grand yindication of the Hon.
George ID. Wise in the Third district, and
The overthrow of Langstonism in the state.
The Rev. VI. ;. COlOnna preached his
farewell sermon TO crowded house at
Shady Grove on yesterday. Many of his
Pensioners were moved TO tears, as this
beloved deyine, who has labored so faith
fully with this people for four years, said
goodbye. He carries with him The we'll
wishes and prayers OF all classes Of our cit
izens for his prosperity and happiness in
his new field.
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Mini.ter., Conference.

At 10 o'clyck yesterday morning she Nir-
ginia Ministers Conference convened In
annual session. DC. George Cooper pre-
sided, and the meeting was largely at
tended.
Two subjects were discussed ut the
meeting, "Expository Preaching and
Delivery OF Christian Character" These
cussed by Rev. DR.. |. NJ. Mercer, OF Alex.
andria; Or. Thames, Dr. Owen. DIR. Truitt,
Rev. Mr.. +. Is. Beale, Rev. G. h. Williams
aud others,
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The second meeting Of the week OF
nrayer for Young men was held In the
narior of the Young Mems Christian
Association last evening. Mr.. Dadmun,
who l. conducting these services, gave a
vrapbic description OF leprOsy as seen by
nim irf the hCspitais c: Canada, and then
compared it, in ALI stages, 70 me effects OF
sin "a the soul. and closed his talk with
an eloquent ana earnest appeal to The un'
converted.
Mr.. Dadmun seems especially nted i0T
work among Young men and all who attend
these meetings once VIII want to go again
They last not quite an nOur and The sin =
i'm, is spirited and attractive.
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NORFOLK.
Guilty OF neutrality-suspicious. with
Murder.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 11.-[Special. In
the United States Court in Norfolk to-day.
Private Frank l.. Naming, a soldier sta
toned at Old Point, was found guilty OF
manslaughter for shooting and killing a
fellow-soldier qamed James Tighe on the
I'D of last May. The penalty of the verdict
is not more than three years in the peniten'
tiary.
In the Police Court this afternoon, John
VI. Hewitt, a white stable boss in the en-
ploy OF the Suburban and City Railroad
Company. was triel for killing negro in
his employ named Solomon Savage last
night. The evidence showed that Savage
attacked Hewitt, and the latter. in selt-de-
Tease, hit him on the head with stone.
crushing his skull. The police justice re-
served his decision until tomorrow morn.
ing.
DEATH OF PROFESSOR MAST.
Professor Phillip II. Masi, Of Norfolk, Va,
died at the residence Of his son-in-law, Mr..
f. W. Anderson. in this city tonight after
brief Illness. Professor Mast came here
on visit in September last. The deceast d
was totally blind from the el-
feet .of cataract Of the eyes,
and he has been very much depressed
in spirits. lie has resided in Norfolk for
nearly sixty-two years. lie married Miss
WerckmulIer, Of Norfolk, and leaves a
widow and three children.