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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
PROBABLE CHANGES.
noHfol Ns METHODIST MINISTER'S
orr TO THE CONFERENCE.
improvements In fserkiey-A Desire 20
witness an Exscution-rhe u M " ~
wnl Not Observe tbs Week Of Prayer

,f,o-re.rcuderce Of the Richmond Dlspaschl
Nourorg. November e.-The Methodist
ministers al leave this section for Peters
hurg Tomorrow morning to attend the An
nual Conference. 1t is not certain tnelo
will be any changes In Norfolk, out ~
portsmouth, there will be change az
Monumental church, the time OF rev. W.
r. Edwards, d. D., being up, and rev. y.
W. Carroll, of Wright Memorial cnurcn'
though only here one year, does no. OK
nact "a return. The time OF Rev, y: x
Reed the presiding elder OF the rorlolA
d,styict' ,s also up. He is likely 10 DC sue
cssSed hv Rev. Dr. Edwards, as considera-
hie inAnence will be brought to bear III
that direction. Dr. Edwards is very popu-
lar ia this section. =. ~ ~
A dwelling belonging to Mr.. z. L. Foro'
Of CIlmerton. Norfolk county, was Destroy
cd by fire on Saturday night.
MosBrD CURIOSITY.
The deputy SHERIFF. OF the county are
much annoyed by applications ior ticke.s
~ ndtniseion TO see Henry GUSTS hung Ia
ths iailyard tomorrow. One man IN
Hamilton sent a letter for five tickets and
directed that bill be sent for the same.
Sheriff Crowell is expected home IRON tne
Greenbrier White tomorrow.
The. Foundation for the new market
bouse In Berkley will be laid IN day OF
two. 1t will be large building and q
credit TO the town. -,
The Christian church IN Berkley mas
been purchased by the Norfolk Southern
railroad. 1t viii be torn down ana on us US
site a handsome passenger depot Will De
Judge r. w. Hughes left here to-day
o,d ,giI oman court In Alexandria t0-mor-
row.
MAY RECOVER.
Mr.. Siebert. the milkman. and the boy,
Joe Burt, who were so badly hurt oy
tram on the Lamberts Point railroad, are
reported as improving and both may get
we'll
Seyenty-eicht names have already been
secured for the new lodge of Odd-fellows;
Application will be made to the Grand
Master for @ charter on the 18TH ana tne
lodge will be known as Norfolk Lodge,
No. l.
IN this CITY will not observe the week OF
PRAYER owing to the session of the Baptist
State Association. Mr.. z. 4. Dadmun, the
State association evangelist, has arrived
in Portsmouth from Richmond to conduct
series OF meetings for young men.
MIR. Kenny Lewis, formerly OF Ports
mouth, and during the war orderly ser
eeant of Company /. Ninth Virginia. wa,
badly shot in the thigh bya man named
William Lester, on Knott's creek, Nanse-
mond county. last Saturday.
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
Joe Hodges. the negro who was shot by
Henry Williams in q street ARRAY IN Ports
mouth. died OF his injuries to-day. VIII
liams was discharged from custody, having
shot Hodges in self-defence.
William G.. Bunting. a well-kDown
trucker OF the county. died this morning
at his home on the Western branch.
President Kimball. of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, on tour of inspection,
arrived here with party this evening, in-
GLIDING a number of English capitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

CuLPEPEH. VA, NostmD'k " Aosts
To ne Editor of he Dispatch
Your letter from Bethel Academy which
saws the good people of Fauquier are bit
teriy opposed to Meredith astonishcd hts
numerous friends in that county aad the
surrounding ones, ~
Meredith will go into that contention,
which meets on the 29th IN Alexandria,
with determination to have him and
stand by him until the end. Thst Is the
way they did with Lee, and the longer
they balloted the more light was shed. and
the convention moving under such reveal
ton resolved that Lee shouldbe their can
didate.
Mr.. Meredith is stauuch Democrat.
His record is excellent. When he was
beaten by Lee he did not sulk, but came
out heart and soul and endeayored 70 win
the victory for Lee. Mr.. Meredith has
hosts of friends who believe him TO DO
worthy of this position. Ii they will only
stand by him they can elect him. He has
earned this as reward for his magnani-
nous endorsement Of General Lee after
being defeated by him for the nomination.
His conduct proved him to be a man above
the personal vindictiveness that too often
influences politicians. CULPEPEH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
Hurrah for Msssachusettsi
Can't her Democrats just hustle?
When they get right down 70 voting,
You can hear the ballots Russelll

The RIoHMosD DISPATCH. the leading Jour-
nal of the South, with o magnanimity
which belongs to strength, thus rebukes
the post-ofiice authorities for their wrong
full treatment OF our little paper:
The Glen Allen Idle Hour Of this week blszes
with four columns OF indignation Aimed az GER
tain post-ofice authorities at Washington who
have forbidden II 10 be- transmitted through tho
mails as " weekly newspaper
The decision Is certainly outrageous. The only
excuse for II Is that It's publishers use II very
largely 20 advertise thsir own legitimate bnsi-
ness OF course they do. Why shouldn't they7
II Is eminently public enterprise and good
ons.
we have sometimes felt that Editor cussons
planted the Hour at Glen Allcn as West End
rival Of the DISPATCH, bat Jealousy has NOT closed
our eyes 10 tho fact that he issues splendid
weekly. He is right 10 appeal TO the Postmaster
General, especially as the act complained OK was
done upon the accusation OF an anonymous cor
respondent, who Is probably political enemy 10
the gallant editor.
Our big brothers Jest on West-End
rivalry Is decidedly good. but Just wal!
until Glen Allen gets fairly under way and
sec il she doesn't do her share towards
bridging the space which separates us.--
Glep Ailsa Idle Hour.
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ALexANoRlA's GOOD COUNTY ROADS
The Government Road Through the Ar
lington Reservation.

The Government Road Through the Ar
liugton Reservation.
TOarresponience Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 9.-The AL
exandria county authorities hope inside OF
a year TO have as hard and smooth roads
in their county as can be found in any
county in the State. Already the work
has been commenced, and nearly all the
main roads that run through the county
have been made as smooth and level as
floors. A force is now at work getting all
the side-roads into repair.
FAvoRITE DRIVE.
The Government road through the Ar
lineton reservation and Fort Mover to the
memorial bridge across the Potomac at
Georgetown is now one of the fayorite
drives out of Washington, and every al
ternoon the road is crowded with vehicles.
The dress.parades of the cavalry stationed
az the fort attract large crowds daily.
POLITICAL POINTS.
Those who are up in political matters
here say thatif great change does not take
place ex-senator Il. II. Meredith will get
the delegation from this city to the con.
yention which meets on the 10Th instant
and that w. w. Scott, of Orange, Will be
the second choice. They also say that the
Farmers Alliance will not cut much OF
figure in the convention, as all the farm.
ers In this section are as much in love with
their party as they are with the Alliance,
There Is no fear expressed at all OF the
farmers boiling the ticket becausea lawyer
may receive the nomination.
Rev. g. NJ. Livingston preached IN the
Presbyterian church yesterday and last
night.
Ice half an inch thick forms almost every
night now.
The November term of the Corporation
Court commences to-day. Civil business
will keep II busy.
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A vshy uNouIET ELECTION
osvsrsS gxes Fights At Erviaten-Repub-
isesn Eunds ~ the Polls.

lCQffoopondcucom tne ticshpna osphtch.l
ClSxTwoop, Va. November 6.-~The cleo
f1cn passed OF In very unquiet manner
Il this place, snd in fact over tho whole
6oonty. Everything before the time came
- poiutee 70 an unusually quiet time, but
~ a eald that appearances are deceltfui.
mi IS Tie ,nStance Il was verified. There
~ much orArrollinx done. and but for
{SS in{erferencs Of the o56oers no doubt
k7oo1 Voo1d have been she'd 81 this voting.
1ao5. Qh(le q Eryintou there we're several
IN rs II t6onahf that JaspeS Sutherland
2SSe64 m. NJ ekull haxisiR boeh broken
NJ 9 yoSS 81 HasTisop Johnecn. : yopag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
SUDDEN pEArn or DR.. WHITE.
Laid 60 Rest at Hampden-sidney--Mrs.
Richardson's Funeral.

fcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FAnMyrzx. Va, November 9.-The peo-
plA OF Hampden-Sydney, Worsham, and
fafmviile we're shocked Yesterday morn
irg At the intelligence Of the very sudden
death Of the Rev. DR.. Charles White, OF
HAmpden-Sidney. He had been well up TO
: very few DAYS before his death, and his
taking OF was wholly unexpected. DIR.
White wes past three-scorey years OF age. had
been pastor Of the " Hill church for more
than score Of gears. and was man Of ex-
traordinary purity of character. His death
occurred at o'clock yesterday morning at
bis home, at Hsnpden-Sldney, and his
funeral took place tins afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
LARGE PROCESSION.
The largest procession Of vehicles fol-
bowed the remains OF Mrs. +. A. Richard
CON 10 the burying-eround Yesterday seen
IN Farrnviilo Tor many years. Messrs. j.
Il Hooper. of Roanoke. and Laadon
Hooper, Of Bluefeld, w. Va. were in at
tendance upon her funeral.
Hon. X. NJ. Burton. member.eiect OF the
House Of Delegates from Prince Edward,
Il IN Richmond to-day.
Captain &. w. Paulett 10 attending the
bedside Of bis father, Mr.. II. y. Paulett.
Who is under treatment OF DIR. Mcclure,
IN Richmond. Mr.. Paulett continues to
Improve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

The STATE congratulstes Chairman Ely
aon and the members of his committee on
their intelligent. astute. and vigorous con-
duct Of the campaign. - The STATE.
10 this We heartily say, Amen. The
Democrats Of Virginia did their duty faith,
fully last Tuesday. All matters that con.
Germ the public welfare Of the State are in
GOOD hands and there IL rejoicing through.
cut the old Commonwealth. Virginia Is {
Democrstic State and ell efforts TO disrupt
that party proved futile. 6hs Will cast bel
electoral vote for the noxt Democratic
presidential nominee. = trsderSces6ury Star
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
YORK RIVER LINE. vr,,.,..,
THE FAyonTR RoUTESos7e
LEAVE RICHMOND.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

-.' 'sf" T. n.
LOCAL EXPIRES. dali. 60.
stops n; all stations 30 I...5, N. ,.s',s
with stage for MaAprte1. e.r a
steamer 81 West poinL hls2s
TRAIN NO. lc. 4Dpr
BALTIMORE LIMITED. drly' s,..-.
Tor West Point cUguc,iag vth >i,a'
steamers for Baltimore A. FsI-.-,. fs'ifs
connect with Baltim0n 6nl o. y ,,..',ssa
Washington, Philadelphia aHl yov ~ !,
Steamers leave Baltimore Pm 49,
sunday. -- LIZA
10:40 A. NJ. Oh y =.
TRAIN 40. 40, -:)AN
LOCAL MIXED, daily ~ a,. ...,.-,
Twenty-third stree. ior We. b.a.,rl I've 'a'-
date points. i'f-s
Ticket-Ofice a. station ioot as y.,,r.,
Open s A. NJ. 10 u +. NJ ALL lunsfS ~ ~
A. IA. @ "a
City ticket-onlco -g0l eas, Nan ..r..
SOL HAAS, LTtyio,
Trafiic Manager. General ra,seses, -,
W. A. I,...
Asst Goneral ias-cHepr l-.... C..,t,.. A. ,
w. II. GREEN. Genell Nants. NV
h. BERkkLEY, cupcrnfe1t...
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PERSONAL
ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Tho undersigned has duly qnslided In she
Chanccry Coart OF tho City Of Richmond ~ NJ
ecuior Of the last viii and testament Of Dr. A. q.
WOLLAKD. deceased. All persons having
verified 10 my agents, Mcssrs. n. seldom Taylor
8 Son. corner Eleventh and Bank streets, ktc1-
mond, Va, and those indebted 70 tho est1te WI
ploase make payment at onco tony SAID agents,
who are authorized - roceipt y ny penis,
xxecusor q mo IAss WIN, -, Of A. q woliArd,
deceased. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
SALE or VALUABLE FARMS.


fcorrsspondcncs q Che richmond Dispatch (
GonpoxsyfrLx. Va. November 9.--Mr. Il.
". Bury has sold his farm OF 100 acres.
near Gordoneville, to d. DC SeveaQx, OF
plsos Tor the past four months. The price
6 reported 81 $1,000. Mr.. Bury has also
sold his handsome residences m Gordous-
Vile te Nv. Carter Page, Of CobhAm' Abe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
oe,o.ar Vote o. p,ehen.op coun,v.

For the Senate. Second District: J. T.
G. Wells Democrst), 1856 votes; J. Il. u.
Mills. Repubiicanl. 252 votes; ]. b. Graft
iAlliance), Al votes.
For the House Of Delegates: NJ. p.
Jaokson lDemocrat), l0i votes; William
y. Mcneil (Alliauce), 2zS votes.
This Is the official vote.
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orrIcn OF I'M THIaD AssIsrANr


wisnIsoToN. d. O.. October 20, 1891. J
Postmaster, Glen AEen, Va:
sir.-Referring to previous correspond
encs in case OF the Glen Allen Ids Hour.
Won are advised that the copy Of the paper
mon which the department took action.
when il was accepted as second-class mat
ter, when compared with thu. late issues,
disclosss the fact that its character has
pesn materially changed; that the adver-
tisements OF the publishers occupy z
largely increased amount Of space. aud
that additions TO the original print are
pasted on current issues, in violation Of
law. 1t also appears from the sworn state
ment OF the publishers that about twice as
MANY copies are mailed a. sample copies az
10 alleged subscribers. These facts render
the publication subject to exclusion from
the privileges OF second-elass matter, under
the provisions Of paragraph 4, section 32a,
Postal Laws aud Regulations. You will
charge third-ciass postage on all copies
hereafter offered for mailing atyouY ofilce,
and remit TO the department. IN the mani
der prescribed BY section 49, Postal Laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
RAILROAD LINES.
NJ : : HaIiak:VsstsInR

sCHEDJi.EI.S EfFEcT AUGUST 81, ioyL
LKAyE RICHMOND. BYkD-sThEEI STATION
500 A NJ Daily via Petersburg Richmond and
Norfolk Through Exprcss-Arriyo
Norfolk 1885 A. N. Stops only
81 Petersburg. Waverly. and suffolk
Io:o5 A. n Daily, via Petersburg for Roanoke,
Radford, Pulaski, and Bristol also
connects &C kadford for blnehed
and Pocahontss. Parlor-car Petsre-
tufg 70 Roanoke and fnlIman
sleeper Roanoke 70 Memphis wa
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
1910 p. n. Daily, via Petersburg for Lynch
bury Roanoke. and intermediate
stations Noccnnection beyond hoa-
s:4sP. NJ Dsiiy 20 ] Ps:ersbars Arrive Nor
ll;so p. N. Daily. vss Pessrsburg for Roanoke.
Radtora. PULASKI, and Bristol Also
for Biueneid, PoeahontaA Eizhorn,
and stations cnnch-v Valley division;
also for Louisyile and stations
Louisville and Nashville railroad
VIA Norton.
PULLMAN PALACE SiEEPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH
BURG ready Tor occupancy - ?
PM siso rullm an sleeper Peters
harx 70 Louisville rta Norton and
Roanoke 70 Memphis and Nov
Orieans slsknoxvills sud chstta-
Trains arrive Hichnoad trgm Lynchburg and
3 n ..I gFgn Sorfo's aud The ksss' ii;4S 4 \
sn ~ 80 80 bassses chscks, and a nfuxnsss.
can - obtained = Rich1aond and reeesbuss
raijrosd dspoG a y. 0ssnex1A oQ1 Nein sisses
sad = = saspsa'''sa S So ~ ~
asnegaI Qe>pe aoa1one "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10

and Regulations, any deposit OK postage
now In your possession.
Very respectfully a. " nAzSSs
Third Assistant Postmaster-usnefh'
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marie county. and hes bought one q & Mr. q:
Pages farms near Cooham, ne ana nis

poCos8 farms near O0Vnams Nv er<s 1i7
FAMILY will remove tkiihor this week.
A CALL.
Rsv. r. Garrett Scott. OF the Gordons:.
vile Ep,scotal church. hnsreceived . call
~ the rectorship Of the church at Smith
feld. IsIe OF Wight couaty. which he now
hss uuder consideration. Mt. Scott is Q
TALENTED and ACCOMPLISHED Christian gem
tiensu. whose departure from this COM
munitv would be serious loss to bis
church. az we'll as 10 society at large.
PERSONAL NOTES.
R,sbop Randolph preached q most mas
ter,v sermon in the Episcopal church Sun
day 10 a large congregation, and after ser
wee administered the rite OF confirmation
to two persons.
Married at tho Presbyterian church at
Barboursyille, Orange county. on Novem-
her s., 1891, by Rev. A.. a.. Little. MIR.
J6hn Sprouse to Miss LYDIA Ann Thomas:
Mr.. j. X. Gentry leaves to-day 70 attend
the Virginia Convention OF the Christian
Church at Roanoke.
Mr.. Charlie Walters leaves tomorrow for
Richmond, travelling overland III buggy
He will there enter the coal business with
his brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
PeCuI

To itself In many important particulars, Hoods
sarsararlla is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods sarsaps-
rlla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength aud economy Hoods sar-
saparlla ia the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce good results as Hoods sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in It's good name at me"-there Is
more OF Hoods Sarsapsrilla sold Lowell, where
It is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be in
duced to take any other preparation. Besuretoget
Hoods Sarsaparllla
soldby all druggists. 81; six for sS Prepared only
byC.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Echoes from the Fight.
For the Dispatch.l

Mr.. Cleveland is now entitled to rest,
having had his hands full both night and
day for weeks. Carrying State and baby
at one and the same time IS not all childs
play.
Governor Hill performed his part in the
campaign nobly, but he Will be wise TO en-
| list the sympathy and support OF the
mothers of Gotham the next time. They
have vote, while the maids have not,
though they ought to have, especially the
pretty ones.
New York is evidently growing more
moral, as she seems 10 have no use for o
| Fastest.
A Flower by any other name would
! smell as sweet, but it wouldn't adorn the
lapel Of the goyernorShip Of the Empire
State.
New York is evincing fondness for ma
ture in selecting her Governors. A Cleve-
| land was followed by Hill and no In turn
| Is succeeded by a Flower. We hope, how
| ever, she will never go to grass.
The explanation of the instability of
| Ohio is simple. Being high IN the mid
| die aud round at both ends" she rolls
about as she pleases.
Somebody suggests that the next Demo-
cratic ticket should be Cleveland and
Boies. Oh. no Ii it be Cleveland at all
| il will be he and the girls-Frances and
Ruth.
Hurrah for Msssachusettsi
| Can't her Democrats just hustle?
When they get right down 70 voting,
| You can hear the ballots RUSSELL
| Major Mckinley, as Governor of Ohio,
will have good job, but he won't have
such high o. time as he had in Congress
last winter.
We now call upon those ironclads who
have demolished William Shakespeare,
William Tell, and John Smith to prove
that there was never such man as William
| Malone IN Virginia. 1t at least looks as
though search-warrant would be required
| to find him.
You may break, you may ruin, her banks u
you Will,
But Pennsylyania'il be true to her Quay & Co
still.
| Now that the smoke has cleared away
we can see Just how many political pipes
| have gone out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-10
JAMES-RIyER DIVISION
liichmOud aud Allegheny 2AllJal

LFANE RICHMOND.
300 A. N. daily Tor Lynchblrg, Aaila. BIZ IN
Lexington, Craig ,itY ,tIcesis. NJ.
day, aud Clifton t0rgs
Pari0r (LhaiD car kchnIi .
Clifton Forge, daily ops liu
z:3OP.M. except sunday f1r Lyua bug y
Meeting with train leaUag Lg.s
burg az q A. n. daily ior NNln
Bridge, Lexington. : lly 20
cept Sunday AMI Clifton FfiA
Sleeping-Caf % lyuchbIrs
TRAINS ARRfyE AT RICHMOND
$50 p. N. daily from C1fton t0rse
$40 A. NJ except Sunday trUn Cli.na fri,
Station: Eighth aud Canal streets
For further information npply ~ \ y, 80
ber's Office, sol east Main street, IL' .','
poake and Ohio Railway C0mfanys si1sli
chesapeake and Ohio General Oai-e ki-l
and Main JOHN ID. rUllN
ie2S Dhisi0u Passenger AGA.
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WE'LL EQUIPPED.

The consensus OF opinion, as the. result
of this trip of inspection to the Mississippi,
making Journey of $500 miles, going and
coming back, IS best told in the words OF a
gentleman who has large financial interests
in the Richmond and Danville railroads.
He saws; 1.-THE South il provided with
well-built and properly equipped railroads;
Their management Is comprehensive ana
careful. and to Judge from the past, the
very near future will show that their pro-
motors were wise in their day and genera
ton. The South is gaming population:
hut not rs rapidly as its vast stretches or
fertile lands should warrant. But 1t Is
not losing population. There are plenty
of opportunities for its people, and they
rer.ain there and gather the reward that
is sure to follow enterprise and thrift IN
that favored section. Towns are SPRING
ING up, and old ones are growing. while
the planter VINO makes two. three. five, or
ten bales of cotton is becoming quite q
factor in the calculation, Looking back
upon the accomplishments of the last ten
wears, it is not too much 70 expec: that the
year 1900 will show an equal percentage OF
progress
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Re presented the case for the prosecu-
tion with .n.tchless force and inyincible
logic, aud so woye the web Of. circumstan-
tial evidence about the prisoner that
70 many u seemed impossible that he
could ever be extricated therefrom. He
made by Tar the strongest speech that has
yet been delivered in this case, and terri
bly, damaged the cause Of the prisoner.
He carried his audience with him, and
many persons who have heretofore been
unable to decide as to the guilt or inno-
cence OF the accused left the courthouse
believing Feaeles 10 be a murderer. he
will DO followed tomorrow by another
giant IN the forensic arena-T. N. Will
hams who viii close the case for the de-
fence.