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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

the Juniors are fubiiant that they nave
now stepped into the threshold OF the
class which has just graduated They are
the people now. as they declare them
selves, and the friends of the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College feel
confident that the class OF '95 VIII fuily
come up 10 the mark made by those who
graduated only few weeks ago Inc
class OF Is feels very big and has already
adopted yell. which for the next twelve
months Will Identify the Seniors OF VII
ginia's model agricultural institution.
The services yesterday morning, con-
sisting OF the reading Of essays by the
members OF the outgoing class. the pre-
sentation Of diplomas. and the partlns
advice given by Dr. McBryde. the pr,
ident OF the college, made the occaSiV"
an extremely solemn one. ,.au-
DR. McGryde then presented Goi
tlful sabre. mounted with goiu' "
Hartman. ,o.-
During the exercises Colonel John An ~
Hartman. the commander Of the 1aue'
Corps, read an order revokhs H., ~
listing appointments In the Dass The
cadets 10 take effect to-moI To- ~, ,,enfs
following appointments and ass'si n,, the
were annoInced 10 take effect on tne
exDiratIon OF the present appoi', ,'fs..o-
10 be Lieutenant ColoneIsLfi" IA
Smyth and Assistant Comha'u"''
To be Majors-InsNuctor j; +; harVe eg
and Pornher and Messrs. wilson ana
Apperson. oao.. r 7 Richard
To he CaDtainS-Oaut' - - tf-L~ai.-
son. Waddy Gormley' - ~ ""eee''
Dabney. and simpson. coao.. p
posn Stuart. J. -. Carpur, Guignard'
w, +. Dodd. and J. W. sample c,,,,hor
o p Reyerly. Perry. Kline. and Moore.
TO he Sergeants-Cadets Lancaster
ty,,ebes Surface. O. G. Thompson, a. J.
Fctridse. Guy. Ferguson. Hardy, O. NJ.
Sail F. =. Turner. Priddy, Patrick,
lewis W. II. Davis. Scott. Lee, Chris
Tan + price. r A. Thompson. n. A.
Johnson Young. Wayland, Tompkins.
Ward, J. II. Fraser. Spiller. and W. H.
II 70 be Corporals-Cadets ". ]. Wheeler
]. l.. Phillips. Dsshiell, Landretn' k,rk-
patrick. Hurt. Mcneil. Guerrant' ?ehkIn
Straw. Driscoll. VI. b. Linkous. ADAMS
Epes. Reed Brown, and Brady.
To be Lance Corporals-Cadets Lucas
Hall. Nash, Wainwright, n. w. turner
and Minor. o..,o,,, tor
which was 10 bring to r close the eNeT
cises, is also a thing or the past II
took place last evening in the ola com
mencement hall after all signs OF the
former gathering In that bulldlng hau
been removed The structure was ny
ma means overcrowded. but comfortably
filled by the fftv-odd couples OF cancers.
who had come 10 be present at the last
in regard 70 the OUTGOING
session The german was n beautiiul
affair. and conferred n great AMOUNT
Of credit ,ipon those who had ANYTHING
10 do with the arrangements. The figures
we're nearly all new. and their execu-
ton made a very striking appearance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
THE NORFOLK ELECTION CASE.
The Sans Precinct Contest stu Going on
Probable Result.

NORFOLK, VA, June 2L-Special.-The
contested election case viii take a wide
range. The ProhibtiOnists have examined
the judges OF election with the exception
Of l.. Is. East, the registrars, ana their
workers at the polls. and this morning
began TO take the testimony Of the 200
negroes who are said 20 have voted their
ticket. The case Will require much more
time than was at first expected Several
of the negroes who swear they read the
Prohibition ticket. upon cross-eXamina-
ton were unable 10 read the ticket hand
ed them in the presence of the court.
The Democrats will not Introduce more
than a dozen witnesses. and VIII endeavor
TO Justify the alleged obstruction Of Mr..
l.. Is. East. Mr. East has not been citi-
zen OF Norfolk much more than twelve
months. He is from Tanners Creek dis
trict, Norfolk county.
1t is generally believed that the Eams
precinct will be declared legal voting
place and the Second precinct will be
thrown out. This would seat the SIX
negro councimen from the Fourth ward
and will also elect Or. Dupuy physician
to the almshOuse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
The Pole. Cngrf.

His Honor quickly disposed OF short
and unimportant docket yesterday morn
ing.
Maria Allen and Gertrude Fitzgerald
doth colored). disordery and using OBJ
scene language in the street. Fined $3.50
and costs each.
a little son OF w l.. Slater was re-
ported for shooting n gravel shooter in
the street. Fined 81 and costs.
lobe Robinson (colored), charged with
beating his wife Josephine Robinson.
Just a little disagreement in the family
Ordered to get out and stay out Of the
courtroom.
Lille Wilkinson (coiored), charged with
being drunk. Security in 800 for sixty
Dicer Bright and Mary Robinson (col-
ored). charged with opening letter con
tanning s. the property Of Betsy Jet-
fress. The justice sent the case TO the
United States Court
n. f.. Hirshburg charged with assault
ing Giles Sydnor. Continued until the
26th.
Walter Goode (colored). charged with
abusing and threatening Cora Lee, from
whom he rented a house and declined
to vacate when ordered. Fined - ana
costs
There were a number of DRINKS who
paid the unusal tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.
The Cost OF Convicting Accused In fetty
Cnses-Acnuittnl of Z. ID. Bunk.

CULpEPER, VA. June H.-Special-
The County Court has been in progress
here all the week. and a forcible ana
lucid demonstration Of the great abuse
and enormous taxation that the Pe0PIG1
have to bear TO defray the criminai
expenses OF the Commonwealth was hau
here yesterday evening, when the case case
of the Commonwealth against Edinohu
Johnson was concluded. Johnson was &C
cused of stealing two hundred ca tn',T
Of soap. The jury gave Johnson l I9ur
months in jail With fine nv OF r. d dyeT
$50 for incarceration in the county jail.
negro girl pleaded guilty in nd tGs foEdI
and $50 in cash last night a jury was
epanneed TO sit on the case ana Of @n f6r
ATTORNEYS. the commonwealth attorney
Instructed the jury to give her ilfteen
days in the county jail. This jury was
not detained ten minutes
Much pleasure and satisfaction was was
manifested by our people to-day in our
courtroom when the jury brought IN
a verdict Of acquittal in the case OF young
U. ID. Burk. Of Appomattox, charged III
the indictment with forgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
A Chance or Hopkins.

At present II looks very much as II
Morris Hopkins. che murderer Of Henry
S. Parsons. will not be hung on July the
9th.
Mr.. W NJ Justis Jr., counsel for the
condemned man, Yesterday succeeded IN
getting from Judge WellfWd, OF the
Circuit Court. writ Of error and super
sedeas. and the order for stay Of exc
cutlon will be served on the Henrico
sheriff to-day Mr.. Justis presented his
petition with a copy Of the record Of the
trial TO the Circuit Judge yesterday
morning. and the court viii probably hear
arguments for new trial for Hopkins
some time next month, though no specific
time has been fixed.
When the prisoner was told Of the sue
cess Of his lawyers he expressed himself
I'm his characteristic dull way, as being
glad 10 hear It.
His counsel says that they are conn
dent that the new trial will be given
their client. and that the sentence OF
death passed upon him will be revoked
by the higher court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

At meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the Union Bank, held a 100 o'clock
yesterday morning. for the purpose or
electing a president 10 succeed the late
Mr. James Miller, Mr. A. l.. Boulware
was unanimously chosen.
The new president is by profession
lawyer. He took the degree OF VI. a. at
the University Of Virginia in 1869, and In
1872 commenced the practice Of law I'm
this city. and has successfully continued
II ever since. In 1891 Mr.. Bouware was
elected president Of the First National
Bank, and shortly afterwards was also
made a director in the Union Bank, Of
which he was yesterday chosen 20 be the
chief executive officer. Mr. Boulware is a
prominent citizen, and holds the esteem
and respect Of all who know him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 2.-Spe-
cial.-Mr Archer Host and Miss Camilla
Upshaw were married in the presence Of
few' intimate friends yesterday after
noon at the residence of the brides father,
I'm this city
L. Z. Hulce. Of Richmond. Grand Chan
cellor Of the Knights Of Pythias, was
present this evening at the meeting Of
W arwlck Lolgc hp. g. officers Tor the
coming year were elected
Mrs W. H. Powers, OF Richmond. and
MISS Alice Lefebvre Of Ashland are
visiting the family Of Mr.. W. Z. Billiard,
in this city.
Mrs L. T. Christian. Of Richmond. IS
visiting Mrs. John G. Livezey, OF this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
or trY.
MP. cHA'L-a N Cosby. Ir.


DANVILLE. VA. June 2l-Spocial-
Mr.. Chas. VI. Cosby. Jr. member Of the
firm Of II. Cosby & Bro. one OF the
leading plug tobacco manufacturing firms
IN this city, and one of Danville's most
prominent and progressive citizens. died
at his residence, at $40 o'clock after
an Illness Of more than a month. Mr..
Cosby was born in this city June Is.
1877.
In November. 1882 he was married 10
Miss Willie Riley. who. with five chill
dren, survive him. He also leaves three
sisters. Mrs. ". T.. Bassina, Mrs T.. H.
Miller Of this city. Mrs r. r. Allen. OF
Suffolk, and one brother. Mr.. J. II Cosby
No man had ever more friends and
fewer enemies. He was a sincere CHRIS
tian, having been con sistent member %
the Protestant Episcopal church In Dam
Vile for many years.
He was a member Of the Dan River
Council Royal Arcanum. The funeral
service will take place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
HAD 10 YORK TO WIN
Petersburg Defeats stauuton In an Eleven
Inning Game.

PETERSBURG, VA. June 2l-Special.
The first game of the series between
the Stauntons and home team played
this afternoon resulted In favor Of the
Petersburgs by score OF 10 l. II took
eleven innings 10 decide IL. Farrell VIA
ming the game In the eleventh inning by
sending the ball over the left field fence
for home run. CriDion. for the visitors
the ninth inning struck out ali three
OF the visitors. not q single str lie being
called by Mr.. Frank Clements, the um-
pire. something never seen here before
In the first part Of the game Petersburg
out in good shape. In the sixth inninr
with two men on bases, Hunnicutt sent
the ball over the left field fence bur
the umpire called IL foul. The PLAYING
and batting OF Stafford and Farrell for
the home team and Clark for the wish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
The Young Korean. Kin

ROANOKE. VA, June 1.-SpeciaI-Tba
young Korean. Surh Beung Kin who
entered Roanoke College last January
this session won second dlstinctjnn j.,
scholarship, remarkable feat for one
VINO knew no English fourteen months
iege literary societies in which - DO
bates, declaims, ard writes ESSAYS as
the other students do He goes to church
sunday-school, Y. NJ. c. A., and Bible
Sass Sass, ana wherever he may learn any
Is he 10 learn that he has inst de-
ciined position in the Korean Leea-
ton In Washington in order TO return
TO Roanoke In the fall. Mr.. Surh readily
aadapts himself 10 American customs: he
Is frank and genial in his manners and
IL quite popular with the students az
the college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD,
The College Bail tame.

Randolph macon has decided to play
the game tomorrow. Last night they
would play The team will play as fol
lows on Saturday: Phillips, catch w
Duke. second base; Bahen. third base;
Ellyson. pitch; johnson. first base: AGREE,
short stop; f. Duke. left field; Lockett,
centre field: Harrison. right field. If the
Richmond College boys win this time it
will mean 20 them the championship of
Virginia. and they hope TO put up the
game Of the season.
Mr.. Smith, who gave such thorough
satisfaction to the rooters last Saturday,
will umpire again tomorrow. and a close
and exciting game Is promised the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
ATTACHED ny HIGH WIIMEN.
A Knoxville Drunmer's Experience In the
Mountains OF Wise.

COLBURN, VA, June H.-Special.-
Last evening while drummer for
Knoxville, Tenn, wholesale house was
driving across the mountain to Wise
Courthouse, a distance of nine miles
mostly through woods, two tough-look-
ing individuals ran from the frush into
the road some five steps ahead Of him
and demanded his money. The drummer
MIR. Morgan. Immediately drew his gun
from his valise and commenced hrlns on
the would-be robbers. He accldently
shot his horse, inflicting a dangerous If
not fatal wound. a posse Of officers
started in pursuit as soon as the news
was brought to town, but they have not
yet been apprehended.
The local-option election for this dis
trict is to be held on the 9th. A mum
Der of workers on both sides arr in
the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The following received the degree Of
Bachelor OF Arts: w T. A. Haynes. J. l..
W. NJ. Blanchard. H. NJ Canter. +. A.
Edwards, +. NJ Jones. $. II. Turner.
Master of Arts were the following: J.
A. Nj. Hughlett. f. G.. II. Newbill, y. w.
Arnold e. c. Armstrong.
1t was. many years ago. the custom to
confer the degree OF A. NJ. upon an \. b.
graduate who had for three years done
gentlemen who went TO the college when
that was the rule. Mr.. Richard Ferguson.
A. B. OF 1861. whose son has just been
mentioned, and Mr. J. w. Jones, of Idaho.
A. b. OF 1862. have applied for and re-
ceived the degree OF Master Of Arts in
addition 10 those Just mentioned. a singu-
lar incident. The Faculty arose. and
President W. w Smith impressively ad-
dressed those young graduates who were
about 10 enter life's stormy sea.
NV r-oFrs' ors pI'crrn
Andrew Sledd and T. NJ Jones were
elected as professors at Bedford CITY: w.
~. blanchard at Front Royal. David J.,
Homes. Phi ID. OF Johns Hopkins Univey<
sity, was elected TO the professorship OF
Latin here. w. III. Christian, OF the Vir-
glnla conference. was. as stated In yes-s
terdays Times. given the honorary degree
OF Doctor osDivinity
President w. w. Smith then announced
tnat the siHty-third session OF Randolnh
Macon College would close with the hene
dicuon by Bishop Fitzgerald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
SE4DOfRD AIR LINE.
The Beginning Ola Nav Departure in Rail-
road Advertising.

The Seaboard Air Line. by its adver-
Using agent. Mr.. Sam ". Bowman. has
commenced the iEsue OF a monthly pub
llcation entitled The Vestibule" con-
tanning a complete novel every month
This is indeed a new departure in rail-
road advertising. and one that should
be appreciated by every traveller. The
country mas been surfeited with adyer-
Using matter by transportation com
panies containing descriptions OF various
places and resorts along their respec-
tive lines, hence this new book. THE
Nestlbue" with a complete story in
every issue by well-known authors, and
distributed gratutiousiy by the passenger
agents OF the system. will no doubt meet
with popular favor. The June number
contains the "knightsbrldge Mystery"
by Charles Reade: "rmilea," by T.. &.
POINTER How Jue1lingtOn Was Sent
Down" by J. Stanley. ard "Emela." an
episode.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
KILLED ny LIGHTNING.
Miss Brown, of Carroil-A Lady Supposed
10 Fave Been Murdered.

GLADESBORO VA, June 19.-Special.-
Miss Ethel. daughter of James NJ. Brown,
Esq, OF this county lCarrolD' was stIu i',r-
and killed by lightning, Sunday evening
last. while standing in the yard near the
door OF the residence.
Miss Laura McMillin was found dead
in the road few miles south OF TINS
Mace. She had been murdered with n
club in the hands Of some unknown per-
son.
Professor Foulks, who was teaching a
1ourishing high school near Hillsville.
this county, has mysteriously disappeared
and no one knows where he went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

A Novel B.ocL ado Tobac Factor Dl'co'
ered-Judge A'nh'ld'- Proposition.

cred .ludG" ~ ma al i'N"Hi'i'''
RALEIGH. y c.. June I.-Special-
The public building 90 be- s'ted al No"
Berne is to be a three-story brick build
ing. The first floor will De devoted exc
cMsively 70 the post-oiiice. '-he second
floor Will have the court-r) m ana rooms
of court officers, and the third floor VII
be used for work OF the cIsiom-hoNr'.
A novel blockade tobacco factory mas
been discovered by revenue o.Hcsrs in
Surry county. The ingenious uo'hairr,
had mortised a hole in large tree. placed
the tobacco 70 be- priced in tle Cavity
and. by means II a i.ng pole used as a
lever. were able 20 apply sufficient pres
sure 10 get the tobacco ODD proper conll-
ton
Judge Armheld is out Boo d. card adj
dressed 10 the Democrats ~ tre tishih
judicial district. in which boo advocates
the holding Of primaries Do every to"n-
ship in the district, that tne people may
express their will upon the nomination
Of judges. Considerable opposition .l'
developed 10 the denomination NJ Iiitt
Armfeld, and he declares his willingness
to leave it TO the people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ELECTION OF GRASD-LoDGE OFF,.
GERS FEsTEHDAY.
ID. Y. Holder Killed by Lightning and J. "
Crstts Seriously Wounded In Davie.
The GuIlford Cotton Mills,

WINSTON, n. C., June H.-Special-
The Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias.
Of North Carolina. closed their annual ses-
sion this afternoon, and adjourned 90
meet next June in Mt. Airy Only rou-
tine business Of a private nature was
transacted to-day. Officers for the COM
ing year were elected as follows: Past
Grand Chancellor, f. a. Ebert, Of salem:
Grand Chancellor, Charles Holton. Of
Greensboro; Grand Vice. Chancellor. G.
l.. Mebb. OF Ashevile; Prelate. W ".
Wilson, Of Raleigh. Grand Master of
Arms, ;. b. Bundy. OF Monroe; Grand
Inside Guard. II. T. Hudson. OF Shelby;
Grand outer Guard. ID. A. Mcmillan. Of
fayetteVhle; Grand Master II Tx
echequer, John Ward. OF Raleigh. Trus-
tees. j. -. Elliott. OF Hickory; l.. A. Cum
mlngs, Of Asheville. and r. A. Ebert "
Salem
The lodge was rendered a fine banquet
tonight. several hundred will 80 on an
excursion 20 Mt Airy tomorrow. where
the annual picnic will be held. The pro
ccedS OF the excursion VIII 20 70 tho
Orphans' Home fund being raised by the
lodge.
KILLED BY LIGHrN1NG.
ID. T. Holder was killed and J. ~
Crotts seriously injured by lightning AZ
Advance. Dayie county. this afternoon
Inc TWO men were under an oak tree
skinnng a beef wheI they We're struck
Mr.. trOtts received a severe shock and
fears are entertained that he wifi not re-
cover Mr.. Holder leaves a wife and two
children. Mr. Crotts has a wife ana SIX
children.
Lee Hanes, fireman at r. & n. Fries
Cotton Mills. fell from the top q boiler
to-day and sustained injuries which Will
probably prove fatal
RECEIVER FOR THE GUHToED COTTON Mills.
r. y. Jones. OF this city. has been ap-
pointed receiver OF Guilford Cotton Mills
but the sheriff OF GuIlforl representing
several creditors. refuses % turn tho
property over 10 him.
The Methodist church At Dobs0n. Surry
county. was struck by lightning yesterday
and badly damaged.
The Democratic Executive Committee
Of the Ninth judicial district meets here
tomorrow 70 select the time ana place
for holding the convention 10 nominate a
judge and a solicitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

The Gospel Chorus met last evening at
the Second Baptist church. a goOdly
number of the members We're present
and participated in the singing, led by
Nj Walter Mercer.
They decided to change the night for
the proposed grand concert at the Young
Mems Christian Association from June
2Gth 10 Tuesday. July 81.
Besides the Chorus. several prominent
soloists Will take part I'm the programme.
including Miss Lawton. soprano. Of Man
chester. The double quartette Of the
Second Baptist church Will also partici-
pate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
Richmond College crew, who are training

Richmond College crew. who are training
for the coming State regatta.
He took the coxwain's seat for turn
over the course and pretty soon showed
the boys that he not only retained the
knowledge OF training which led the col
Iege crew 10 victory several years ago.
but that, though he has not been upon the
water for some tire, he was up with the
latest wrinkles in boating rules. and gave
them unexpected pointers In handling the
oars.
The Richmond College crew have been
training In very quiet way In the after
moons, and they were out In the morning
yesterday for the first time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
NINTH DIsrRTCi REPUBLICANs
They Will Hold Their Congregational Con
ysntion mt Wythrvilie August 18Th

MARION, VA, June 2l-Special-The
Ninth Congressional District Republican
Committee. with the following members
present: Col. A. NJ. Dickinson chairman,
H. Il. Mccoy, w. G.. Young, and j. l..
Gleaves, met here yesterday evening and
fixed upon the 18th of August as the time
and Wytheville as the place for holding
the Republican congressional convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
RlNAPO Wins THE SUBURBAN
The Hot FaYorIte the Victor, But Was
Hard Pressed by Banquet.
THE ERRATIC SPORT RAN TOO LATE.
cir Waller Had Been Tempered With Too
Much-TaraI's Mounts Have Won the
Three Big Events.

NEW YORK. June 2fst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
The Elk, Ra | Game

A very interesting game OF baseball
took place at Island Park yesterday be-
tween the Elks OF Washington and Rich
mond, which resulted In A score OF 10 to
in favor OF Richmond.
Messrs. Metzger and Loefier composed
the battery of the home team.
The chief feature OF the game was
home run by Mr.. John Small, who played
left field for the Richmond Elks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
Garysburgs Won

SUFFOLK, VA. June 2l.-Special.-Th
game of baseball at West-Erd Park this
afternoon between Garysburgs and Suf-
folks was won by the visitors, the score
being 10 to 7. Rargrove, Of the Suffolks,
knocked three balls over the fence, max
ing three home runs.
Batteries-For Suffolk. Hearn, Har-
grove. and Knott; for Garysburg, Jones
and Kimball. Umpire-W. J. Petit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

Summary: Struck out-By McKenna, s.;
by Lathrop. 6. Base on balls-Oh Nc
Kenna. 6; off Lathrop. 4. Hit by pitched
ball-By Lathrop, 3; by McKenna. |.
Passed balls-By Webster, ]; by Grim, 3.
Double plays-By Mccain WnassistedD,
Webster, and Boucher. Two-base hits
Morgan and Sullivan. Home runs-Cleve.
McGettnger, Smith, and McKenna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22

LEXINGTON. VA. June 2i-Special.-
W. G. Brown. b. s., Ph. D.. occupying
the Bayly professorship OF general and
applied chemistry In the faculty OF Wash
ington and Lee University since 1856, has
nation, and It has been accepted The
board adjourned to-day to meet August
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
Died In the Street.

A colored woman named Betsy Johnson
was found dying in the street In front OF
No. 1913 west Cary street last night about
Gas o'clock. Coroner Taylor was sum-
and decided that congestion OF the brain
was the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
The Judge on thc Water.

Hon. James c. Lamb, judge OF the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, who is the
most ardent and enthusiastic oarsman
In Virginia, was up bright and early yes
terday morning and down at the boat
house on the Island to take look at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-22
1Mn M ehdlnPs.

Rev ". a. Lauchan performed the
ceremony for two couples at his residence
last Wednesday evening They were Mr..
Joseph NJ Eitel and Miss Sarah Hayns
and Mr.. Edward y. Allansan and Miss
Sarah J. Thompson.