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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
The Matchmaking Casc.

The Hcnrico County Court was an oX-
ceeliuEly quiet place Yesterday. nothing
~ any interest occurring. not even
single MAGISTRATES case being tried. rms
SIS the day set for the trial Of Mr.. l'radN,
the hOo.Hmaker, who is charged with an
"a fringemrnt upon the gambling laws Oi
Virginia.
llr. William Beverage who is his coun-
sci and also his bondsman, says that no
VIII try the case today although the
co-rt docs not convene until tomorrow.
Mr. Brady was not in the city at 3 o'clock
yesterday, but his counsel says that hc
WiN he ON hand to-day. The witnesses IN
the case have been summoned for to-day.
10 SIS understood that Mr.. Brady i'm an i'm
tcrviow with "a Richmond press man in
New York. said that he would not stand
trial He believed that under ordinary
circumstances the evidence against him
was insufficient 10 secure his conviction,
but the day set for the trial had frchten-
cd him on 1t was Friday and the 18Th,
and he wasn't taking any chances on
such a combination as that he said.
Brady conducted the Turf Exchange on
Governor street which was closed last
spring, AS the agent Of the New York
Turf Commission Coz I'm which Pierre
LorIiilard is largely Interested. His fool
hardy attempt 20 open race pool books
in The county in direct violation Of the
recently perfected gambling law, however
was "a ID TSOual venture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Commerce: George w Allen. James w.
Allison. Thomas Christian. s. H. HAYES.
n. W. Powers, John b. Purcell and 5. W.
Travors.
Article H.. relating 10 the annual dues
OF members was then amended as pro-
posed by Mir s. H. Halves at the last
annual meeting OF the Chamber. and was
furwor amended so as TO require the
secretary 20 drop from the roll any mem
her who Is delinquent for six months.
4 communication from Mr.. T.. q. Leigh.
Jr., president OF the Southern Wholesale
Grocers' Association. together with let
tors from Hon. W. r. Towncs, United
States Consul-Genoral at Rio. and Mr.. W.
H. walker. Jr.. freight traffic manager
Of the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company. relating to the establishment
Of an American line of steamships be
tween the United states and Brazil, was
considered by the meeting, and referred
20 a special committee OF the Chamber
appointed for the purpose Of considering
tnc question OF the development OF south
Crn ports.
a number OF OTHER communications were
considered and referred TO appropriate
committees.
Upon The nomination OF Mr.. John L.
Cary Mcssrs. Watkins & Holiday were
elected members OF the Chamber.
There being no further business before
the meeting tt then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

a. Heisler 10 Carrie II. Carroll's trustee
- rect on ST. James street, southeast cor
ner or Baker. 1880. Same to H. Seldom
Iaylor, 81 feet on south side Of Baker
street, near St James. $3.50. Juliet Lee to
Princetta II. Mccarthy. y feet on Grace
street, northeast corner Of Jefferson
S.@p. @. Millhiser. special commissioner
10 Joseph r.. Sorg. 10 feet on north side
OF state street near Union, and thirty
feet on east side OF Seventh street. near
Denny SILL
HcnricO: \. J. Chewing and +. s Rose
to II. J. Latina, 100 acres ten miles be
low Richmond. 500. James y. Hoopor and
others. 10 Saliie A., wife Of VIM. 'Parrat.
~ feet on Roam street =: same and
others, 10 Elizabeth hooper. II interest
IN lot 200. Duval's addition. William Mar
shalls trustee TO Il. i. Lipgcomb. 20 feet
on south side OF HonricO street near
Dinncen: lOG feet on north side Of Thomas
street, corner Of Hammond. . feet on
south side Of Moore between Dinreon
street and SpOtswood avenue. l20 feet on
BOYD street southwest corner OF Dinneen.
In feet on Boyd street, northeast corner
OF SpotswoOd avenue. II feet on south
side OF BrCokland street. between Dinneen
street and SpotswoOI avenue: 90 feet on
north side Of same between came: ~
feet on Henrico street. southeast corner
Of Spotswood avenue. ~ feet ON south
side Of HenricO street. between Dinneon
street and Spotswood avenue. and l56
feet on west side Of Dinnccu street. near
HeuTiCO. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Arthur Costello. the young COrnotist
who is cnQeav0ring % make a livelihood
hy playing ON his c0rnet ar monday at
street corners in the business part Of
The city. AS mentioned in Yesterdays
Times, made his appearance in front
II a. Sakes g. cos. clothing house ou
Main street yesterday. lie soon bad quite
crowd Of business men around him.
who atteuuvcly listened 10 his beautiful
music. He had hardly played one tune
when he was stopped by q police officer
who directed him % secure the permission
of the Mayor
a few minutes later young Costello
submitted his case 10 Mayor Taylor az
the city Hall who ola not see any oh-
lection 10 the playing of tunes on cor
net. which certainly did not prove % Doe
nearly as much Of nuisance AS the
grinding If a hand organ. While he dil
not care % give a permit in Writin-. May
on Taylor told young Costello told young
To- 80 ON with his imprompu
concerts ass long ass n1 objection was
raised by property owners. lie also gave
him Che privilege 10 communicate with
him hy telephone SHOULD any one AGAIN
attempt 90 stop him. About ten minutes
later young Costello could De- found in
front OF the music store OF Walter %.
Moses a Co. on Main near Tenth street,
with quite a large audience around him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
ARRESTED Ov SUSPICION.
A Check Believed TO be Bogus and Thon
Tho Arreet Followed.

TotD y 11icl.. r.,,,,.,l ,,eor. lie r4o,or
/
! 9'7'0' ""' j" " "''-' 90 ''''' }" ".l'"
! bee was CHARGED with obtaining the said
| amount from Dr. r. y. Curl. under
/ false prcteucas.
From the testimony IL appears that
| the young man called az the residence
Of Rev j. s. DILL of the Ncuab.c- Street
] Iautt-t church, ana rl1ir1eI that De- was
from Vance county n e.. and had mat
Oh. reverend gentleman there.
He showed familiarity with names
and fnDil.nf- and Air. 1911 really Thought
b. know him. his visitor rcpresontci
that Doe vas short II money. and asked
The preacher o. lutrolUc. him 20 sou.
one who could cash q check for him
Mr. IiI took him to DR. trlrI who iat
him have ST.. In return for which The
Young man gave him a draft ON w. r.
-ultn. of Lexington. Ky.
Ir Curl afterwards examined the
paper and found il had mo- date III.
reported the case % Major Poe. who
Informed him that ne had been swim
died
The draft was given o. Sergeant Hall.
who recognized the signature as that OF
ID man who had been in trouble here
before for IL similar offence, and who
is known al over the country as a bogus
check man.
Hicks was put on the stand, and his
story, I'm effect, s. that be came here
from Norfolk, Intending 20 80 TO Lexins-
ton Ky. from this city; vas short Of
money. and went 10 see Rev. Mr.. Dill.
with the results as above mentioned he
heard from o. frie.d OF position which
was open at Mount Airy, \. c., and
determined 20 lay over day or $50 and
try 90 secure IL. Upon arriving al this
decision he sent money oracr for So
TO Mr. smith 10 project tho daft.
The case was dismissed as the evi-
donce was insufficient 10 send him To
Jury. but "a charge OF being SUSPICIOUS
character was entered AGAINST him and
he was required u give security I'm g3O
for twelve months.
Justice CrutchncI rccocuizol Hicks
and on searching the records. found thaf
De was tried i'm the Police Court. on the
1gth If January lSl3 for piyinl "a HONS
check to the cohen Company for 81.
II is alleged that on that occasion Hicks
fathcr-ln-law settled all claims AGAINST
him. Hicks claims 10 be- a drueai.t
Nora jackson and Ellen Randolph are
in q bad pred cament. They we're char
ga with entering the residence of 1fr
W. Tomllnson. with intent 10 conrif
burglary.
Lat. Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Tomlinson heard noise I'm the second
story Of Ills house. on Investigation vim
light Mir. Tomlluson found Nora Iac,-
SON On all fours irving To hide be6fnd
a ,,.ordrobp Ha caught her and bafd nor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
WILL MEET TUESDAY.
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE SET
NIGHT ron WARD MEETINGS..
ihey VIII Elect Delegates TO the Congress
honHl Conyen iol-A Happy Mar
risGc-Pc' sonals and Notes.


III HULL STREET. BFATTTE BLoCK.
The city Central Democratic Commit
tee which met IN the Mayors Courtroom
last night. was the only occurrence Of
any Importance I'm this city yesterday.
Inc committee met and appointed next
Tuesday night as the time for the ward
meetings TO elect delegates TO the con-
gressional convention.
Al the residence OF the brides father
at o'clock Wednesday night Mr.. w. L.
brooks and Miss Rosa Callinhurger were
united In matrimouy. Rev. Mr.. Moore, OF
~. James Methodist Episcopal church. In
Ki;Mnond. onciatiug Mr. Charles y.
Ctuthorn acted as best man. The Occa-
| sioh was very quiet one. only few rela-
uNcs ana near friends being present.
NI. bfo0hS Us a. RISING young business
man OF this city. The bride Us the popu-
gar ana accomplished daughter Of Mr.. ".
H. 'allinhurecr. of Chesterfield county.
=, Ihey VII take short trip. after which
thcy Will return 20 Richmond t. I've.
AT the last meeting OF stuart Lodge,
No. 81. /. o. o. j.. the following officers
were installed 10y District Deputy Grand
Master ". "A. Suead S. +. Jones. Sitting
Past Grand. s. n. Andrews. Noble Grand
W. T.. Adams. vice Grand. George IS.
Blankenship. Secretary; y. .. Blankou-
snip, Treasurer. II. T.. Eastwood, Chap
lain; >. g. Saunders, Warden, O.. W..
Ecams, Conductor. e.. VI. Cousins, Inside
Guardian, j.. l.. Iorty. outside Guardian;
g. ". Payne. Right Supporter 90 Noble
Grand, ". ". Moscley. Left Supporter 10
Noble Grand. y. A. Jordan. Right SUP
porter O. Wee Grand, r.. a. Phillips Lett
supporter % Vice Grand.
a very fine COW was killed on this end
Of the Petersburg bridge Wednesday even
ing boy the locomotive
one Of the electric cars on the Hull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Albert Nelson. a twenty-nve-year-oli
NEGRO, employed about the produce com
mission house Il Leopold Levy & Son.
1919 east Cary street. has been arrested
upon the charge OF being q suspicious
character
A few days ago while the negro was
to Sc o or s. When i 81 had '' b9eo o ,, ,
posed on the desk. was purl0ined. and
suspicion fen on the colorcd man. Yes
terday morning the junior members Of
the firm had occasion % leave the office
% few minutes. and while in tie store. de-
tectCd Albert in the office behind the
open door OF the safe and apparently
going through the drawers and boxes.
Upon fading himself observed the negro
ran from the safe. when ne was taken
into custody by Mr.. Levy, who turned
him over 10 the police. Albert strongly
asserts his innocence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
10 Go t. Ocean View.

on Monday next. July 23d. quite a
number OF members Of Lee Camp and
their families Will 70 TO Ocean View on
a weeks outing. special ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with the manager of
the hotel, and very liberal rates nave
been secured. The excursionists win
leave In the morning over the Chesapeaxe
and Ohio railway for Newport News. ana
will from there 90 by boat TO Norfolk
where again the train will be taken 10
ocean View.
The arrangements for the trir are al
most completed, and all desired informa-
ton may be obtained from Comrade
George W. Libby, al the office Of the
Commissioner Of the Revenue. at the
City Hall. or from Comrade d. Hardy
pyle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
4 Home We icing.

On Tuesday night at @ o'clock there was
q ureftv wedding at the residence OF MI
ami Mrs. w. II. kapp az north Tween
Vare Miss Elizabeth kappes. tne daughter
~ SIr. ana Mrs. kalpes, ana Ar. George
The bride was becomnCly dressed in
whit and carried brides roses IN her
Hfter the ceremony. which was impress
ei,olv performed by the groom $ cousin.
Tev MIR. stuart. VI Keysv.le. Va. the
ii.-,',,. courle len on the Che sapeake ana
111tt' rain for the mountains Messrs.
Cbarlcs +. Hardwick- and Wesley Ed
N,.ards acted as ushers Tor the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
PERSONdL AND GEAER4I.
Interesting Facts About Elchmond's CHI
zens and other Natter

Or Charles q. barney was reported as
very much better yesterday morning.
Mrs Captain Pigman and Miss Howard
Left for WASHINGTON Yesterday morning
Mr. " ,slor,o, a ,onuior l,ri-bt Of
the Crip. OF Pittsburg. "a. is now In the
city.
Nlr r.to,,,,, u Cum, viii lo.,o l.,
N~rd,,i fttt ir-tort for Ifo'ef'll nm.
y
.r 90 c. .t. 49, t.
-i' ''"l r. ''.,'', W. It1s "'rH dt.t"u-
Nlt 'he IheoioelcaI summary at Alex
"N.'la' is III nome
Pleas Collins Ccolorcdl was received at
the penltcntiary yesterday o. serve three
years Tor horse-stea'lNs
Mrs Bette Jones. OF Baltimore. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. james Dove. No.
-. south Belvf1ar. street
rar+oi, c.,r n patferv u ~ lynch
burg. has rendered hts resignation. which
has been accepted by Governor % Ferrail
Iuu Carter Esq. Is still confined Ia
his bed I'm Ashland from typuOt fever.
and shows brt little slgns of Improve.
ment.
,r~o ,rotot vvoue aud ,v,, 1,,,gb,or.
Nriasos r,Tbai and t,ucillo left yes-cr31,'
for Rexburc Essey county fo tnoud Tie
summer
-, lii 80. ...
,Nt Lo!-t, ~ - WI iV'l " ''.".
'.i"' wy ta,Ion -al. i.r -l.l.v.''.
wal zen VIII De Inslai!,d'
3D.. ne Euen IHr"sI, 4cco1pa"ied 10y
".'l1 si7-.'' -''l''' =. ~ 4.'l ''v,..-'
JANUS bryant mas 4'l IT, F'9tl I'ldtIF r9
"' N'iF ana V"''" III" r''s'A ''1" .i'H'
jessie Hilton lcoloreD was arrested yes
to-day, charged with stealing - ln money
ana Two checks one for - and the Other
lot >ll, AL Use properly Oh burton Marye.
Deputy Sheriff J. II; whitehead, of
Campbell county called at the CdpltOl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Fourteen young boys were arrested
Wednesday evening by Constab'cs sam
uels and Ness for bathing in the creek
~ the intersection Of the York River
railroad. Complaint had been made 70
the HenricO authorities.
neaday rcmandcd John Crump and oscar
johnson (5oth coorcD - the county jail
an warrants charging them with being
dis0rderly and creating a disturbance i'm
Good Hope church. The men Will be tricd
tomorrow.
Squire James r. Lewis Wednesday sent
James Fleming BoLaparte 10 the grand
jury Of Henrico County Court on charge
Of mahciously assaulung Harry Thomas.
The parties are both cOlOrcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

For some time n movement has been on
foot in Hanover county 10 preserve the
names Of the citizens Of the county who
persisted in the late war. Ii Is proposed
10 have the names Of the soldiers inscribed
on tablets. 10 be placed on the walls OF
the courthouse
hse haen caIIed nv Ma tor John Psee cbat.y
man, for next court day "wednesday the
lSth) TO verify the lists reported, pre-
paratory to having the work dons-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

The Board OF Public Interest viii hold
q meeting I'm Room 40. II OF the city
HALL this evening at $50 O'Clock, 10
nominate three persons from which the
CIV Council viii in joint session elect "a
rir.. Commissioner from jackson ward.
in place of James i. shepherd. whose
term Of office has expired. In a Ike
manner three persons viii be nominated
from which a Police Commissioner from
clay ward is to be elected, TO succeed
Mr. J. l.. Jacob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

The grand moonlight excursion on the
Pocahontas 10 Norfolk and Newport
Jews tomorrow night promises an eX-
cellent opportunity for a most delightful
trip al q rate Within reach OF all only
81 for the round-trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

for Sick Headache IS found that IS pleas
ant. harmless ard efficient We refer to
DR.. David's Pills. that thousands o. our
people have successfully used. Price. 25
cents n box: five boxes for n 81.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Ashland P.ri,.

on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, eighteen miles from
Richmond, offers unusual attractions for
Excursion and Picnic parties. Trains
chartered ~ low rates upon application
70 G. A Taylor. Traffic Manager. Byrd
etrect station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla.
why don't you try II yoursef2 II Will
build you up. Hoods Sarsaparilla Will
make you strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
pronerty Transfers.

Richmond: william Glasgow 10 ga saii ne
Glasgow his wife, Is feet on ,s ea estate sie of
Third street; s and % feet on Webster
street. northwest eornar OF Roane. 3D. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

II you can't. and want TO have work
done in nrst-class manner. send your
orders TO The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Mss Randolph In Paris.

Among the Americans who registered
at the New York Herald Office in Paris
Wednesday was Miss Randolph, OF Viz
ginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headache,
indigestion, biliousness. Try a box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
STANDING COMMITTEES.

The Chair then called upon the score
tlrv 90 announce the standing commit
tees just appointed hy the president.
which were ass follows.
Arb.trfrou-S vs.. HMvcrs. Thomas y
Carter Daniel : NJ. CaItly. r. s. Boshcr.
and Jackson Guv.
Agriculture and immiTattion-E. a.
tatia. James p. Barton. h. p. Cnaflu,
JOS. NJ -Four IHr,.a. Jos. Waller-teiu.
and d. VI. Wood
AlNertieluE-fl u. Eaughman. 4. i.
Ai1msOu jackson Brandt. James B
Crmp J.. d. Ferguson. and George b.
1cAdams
Banks ana Currency Lewis Il. Morris.
J. II BlaIr. g. S.. Branch. D. g. D0olay.
John s. Elicit and Vs. H. Palmer
y. n. Eowc. j.. Thomson Brown. H. H.
Cabeu. T. a. Cary. John IT, Goddu H.
Haab H. 81. StarNc Williamson TaIl,y.
b. seldom TAYLOR. Geo. $. Nash0n. Jr..
and b. S. Rose
Commerce and Commercial Usages-R
W. Powers. j.. l.. Antrim. John blair, W
81 Bridges. r. s. Christian. and s.
NIreh
Cypress Servicc-L II. Kaufmann d.
Caas. =. smith. and Join T. Yaucey.
Health and ~aultatlon-T l.. Alfrienl.
Henry $. HutZl.r. ~. II. Levy, W. j..
Poytlress. Clas. H. Shields. and John u
West.
Inland Trada-T.hn G Freeman chair
man. Chesapeake and OHIO and Conuec-
q na. q. is. Antrim. f. ID. Ie4ne. T.. G..
Leigh. Jr., and j.. J.. Travl0r Southern
90 Crr's,. o,''' "a ''s
f.or9rs. and J.. O.. Aounser Richmond,
fItNel lch7nuis. ana igJ'H"c ana con-
, ", r. ~. a. harvey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Clutches. Trus-rs. and Braco,.

All styles and prices AZ
OWENS * MINOR DRUG CO.'S.
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
4OUND-TRIP, $50.

For full information. apply at Com
pany's office. SIS east Main street
L. W. COURTNEY,
DIstrict Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Special Train from Richmond to Norfolk
and Rsturn
sr-SD.y It-t.y TX fe94

SUNDAY. JULY 10. 1894,
via Petersburg and the Norfolk and
Western railroad. leaving Byrd-street
station at L. NJ; returning. leave Nor
folk at Z +. NJ. NO cnange of cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

"Ole Marster" Cigars
are the best nickel smoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
iron IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRANs.
.crEp QUARTERLY MEETING.
,..olntions Adopted I'm Memory ofthe Late
John rurceil-standing Committees
annual Dues.

r.qr,crly meeting OF the Richmond
,,.,.-ler OF Commerce was held yesterday
...-.r- 40 6 O'Clock. in the absence Of
.. president. Mir. $. H. Halves. first
.r-...dent, occupied the chair.
,e.r uc reading OF the min
..s % the preceding meeting. upon
.a Of Mr. H. ". Powers.
,oe ~ five was appointed 20 draft
..oas in honor OK the late John
,. The committee. which consist
Nessss u. W. Powers. John d..
.e.e. James ~. Allison. }. Taylor
.a and s. W Travcrs. after re-
.... submitted Through their chairman
NJ Powers. tAc following preamble aud
.tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Real faith never grows weak by having
10 wait Sufferers taking Hoods Sarsa-
pafiila FOR chronic complaints should be
patient and the result Will be sausfac-
tory. Hood 5 Cures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Remnants White Goods.

Whoever fails to buy some of tho
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS ~ the
prices we now offer them must only
blame herself
Remnants of G1-lc. CHECK MUSLIN
remnants Of 12I-2c. WHITE DWlTY
at g..
80.
Remnants Of Zoe. INDIA LINN at
Remnants Of 12l-2c INDIA LINEN at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels
-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
JAMES EIyrR IMPROVEMENT

me following gentlemen were elected
,asinDers OF the James River Improve
"sat Committee from the Chamber OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-14
To Be Examined for the Bar.

Messrs. William P. Hardee, Joseph NJ.
Dreyer and w. o. d. Rockwell will be
examined today in the superior court
room for admission to the bar by a com
mittee consisting of Messrs. j. h. Saussy,
T. ID. Rockwell w. r. Leaken and
Solicitor General Fraser Mr. Hardee
was formerly connected with the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railway, and
he and Mr.. Dreyer have been reading law
in the ofice of Mr.. Leaken, while Mr..
Rockwell has been studying under his
brother, MIR T. ID. Rockwell.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-14
WILL BE GIVEN LATER.
The Excursion on the Vigilant for IL
Fineora Church.

The Excursion on the Vigilant for the
Fineora Church.
The excursion which was to have been
given to Beaufort and Port Royal on the
steamer Vigilant as soon as she arrived
in Savannah for the benefit of the Pineora
church, has been unavoidably postponed.
The excursion was to have been given the
first week in July, but it was impossible
to get the Nigilant out at that time, and
1t had TO be postponed until later The
committee from this church had char
tered the boat for its first trip.
Capt. Gibson. on his return from the
north yesterday, stated that on account
OF some slight defect the Nigilant which
was about to be started for Savannah,
had TO be sent back to Newburg, OH the
Hudson, for additional work. He thinks
she will be ready by the latter part of
the month, and the committee hopes to
be able TO give the excursion at that
time, or about Aug. /. The committee
wishes it stated, however, to those who
have bought tickets that if they so desire
the money will be refunded but they
hope that their friends will retain the
tickets, as the excursion is sure to be
given as soon as the steamer arrives.
ii is understood that st. Patricks Sun
Gay school has chartered the Vigilaut
Tor an excursion next Tuesday, it being
supposed then that she would arrive to-
day. IL IS understood that nearly 900
tickets were either sold or on sale and
That large crowd was 20 be carried out.
Inc pleasure Of tins excursion, however.
as in the case Of the other one, will have
10 DC ioregone for the present.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-14
CAMPBELL IS GRAND MASTER.
The Fight over-The Oolored Masonl
in His Favor.

Macon, Ga, July 19,-In the superior
court to-day, Judge Hardeman Dissolved
the iniunctions restraining J. d. Campbell
and others, who claim to have been
elected grand officers Of the grand lodge
of the colored Masons of Georgia, from
proclaiming themselves the grand lodge Of
Georgia
The decision declares ]. D. Campbell of
Savannah grand master and the former
grand treasurer will retain the $500 in his
possession, which formed the principal
ground for the injunction. 1t will be re-
membered that at the recent meeting of
the grand lodge in this city, two sets of
grand officers were elected, one headed
by j. ID. Campbell as grand master and
the other by w. e. Perry of Columbus as
grand master.
Each faction claimed to constitute the
grand lodge, and after much wrangling it
was decided 10 90 to law about it and let
the decision of the court decide which
faction should be the grand lodge.