The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
rnnsrnl OF Mr. corhIn-Two fatal riehts.

Funeral OF Mr. COrbin-Iwo ' "thl ''g"'e'
DAvyu1r. Va. June Especial j. lhe
funeral of the late i. q. CorOlh TOOK pace
Yesterday afternoon from the residence III
North IauIile and was largely attended by
die friends OF tho deceased. the odd iellows
and tobacco dealers The services were con-
Quoted by Rev W. I. DOggett OF the IresDy-
terrain church assisted by Rev. j. G. Martin.
of the Methodist church. and the remains
were inferred III North Danvllle cemetery.
Although the weather was very threatening,
a large crowd assembled AT HOdnetts Spring
TO witness and participate IN the dedicatory
exercises of the new Methodist church re-
Gently built at that place. Rev. II. Vi. Hope,
pastor oil Maln-stroet church. this city,
preached at II A. NJ. and l.. NJ. People
were in attendance from miles around the
country, and splendid dinner was served on
the ground.
Some months ago Tom Arnold who lived
in North DaDvllle got into an alteration
with his stepfather and dealt him some terri
bic blows. from which the man died. Arnold
made his escape, but was recently captured
and returned TO the scene Of his crime aud to-
day the grand jury returned true bill against
him for murder.
At noon to-day a negro named James Viii
liamsOu. who lives In North Danvllle. strollod
into pOol-roOm III this city owned by col
ored man named Rufus France, and without
any prOyOcatiOn grabbed an eighteen ounce
billiard cue aud dealt Joe Jackson .cOlored),
who was sitting on bench looking at the
game two murderOus blOws-One over the
right eye and the other across the head
cracking the skull over the eve. The would
be-murderer then rushed out Oi the back way,
. but was pursued by france and captured.
Me turned him over 10 al officer. who took
Williamson 10 the scene of the trouble. when
lie succeeded in getting away from the officer
and made good his escape. The injured man
NAV die
Martha Hunt (colored) got into dispute
to-day with Haywood Garland. also cOlored.
and, as the woman said Garland tried 10 hit
her with a chair She drew "A bulldog pistol
fred three shots and then struck the man
over the head with the pistol, knocking him
out as cold rs wedge. Neither bullet took
e1ect.
The hastings court commenced its juno
criminal term to-day. The docket is unusually
lengthy. many of tho cases being those which
were disposed of In the mayor court previous
TO the late decision OF the supreme court
IF appeals, that every man has u night
to trial by jury. There were seventeen true
bills of Indictment returned 10y the grand
Jury. Robert Jones and Mag Farmer were tried
for grand larceny. and the former given I'VE
years and the latter one year IN the peEiten-
tary and recommended for executive elem
ency.
A novel case occurred in tho hustings court
to-day. A young white man had been tried
appealed from the decision. To-day he came
in the upper court. confessed and settled up.
Booker HaiTston. "a Yile-mouthed negro. was
arrested here to-day for breaking into house
and whipping out the inmates. He cursed
out colOred man. the police and wanted 10
tear down the stone Jail. After ho had been
put in prison the PRISONERS raised yell
Murder murder and when the taller
reached the place It was found that be had
torn of Joint of the gas pipe flooded tie
cells and corridor with water and was kicking
up Cain generally. lie WAS putin the dungeon.
Final Celebrstions-A Physician Resigns.
MARION. Va. June G. Especial. The past
week has been enliyeued by the cOmmouce-
ments OF Marion Female College and Marion
High School. Literary addresses OF high
order were delivered before the schools by
Ii. l.. Morgan, Esq. one II our young attOr-
neys Hon. q. II. Fudge aud lion. a. II.
Pettibone. of Tennessee. The latter addressed
the Young ladies OF the female College his
subject being: Rome Was Not Built in a
Day. All Roads Lead TO Rome
The board of trustees OF the Female College
made an arrangement by which President j.
j. Scherer Will have control of the college
for the next five years Judge ID. c. Miller
Balm. of Marion High School. will continue
TO look after the interests II that institution.
Miss Fayetia McMulln. only child and
daughter Of Ex-Governor t. McMullin. WAS
quietly married on last Thursday morning at
the residence Of her guardian, Mr.. H. A.
Buchanan. to Mr. Peterson. and Immediately
afterwards boarded the east bound tram for
the home of tho groom. al Salem. \. g.
DR.. l.. L. Brady has severed hls connection
with the Southwestern Luuatic Asylum here.
IN which institution no has been assistant
physician for several years