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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
THE TIdEs-RICHMOND. VA THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1885,

Barley was very much under the IN
fuence Of liquor on Monday night ne
was apparently all right Tuesday morn
| ing. but went out with Umpire McLaugn-
lin and Pitcher Mccain. OF the Roanoke
team. When IL was time 10 play ne was
In no condition 10 take his place: nam
was guilty OF the same offence when the
team last played In Lynchburg. out Man
aver Wells excused him on that occa-
SION on his promise 10 do better. 20
Tuesday Wells decided that he could
bear with 'Bariey's" faults no longer.
Efforts will be made TO secure al once
heavy-batting left-fielder..
The Richmond public will regret TINS
exceedingly. but Wells is 10 be conn
mended in the step he has taken, ana
If be has to let every man 20 he should
do 50 rather than tolerate any DRUNKEN
ness.
Kain is one of the best run getters IN
the league and a good bali-player' Dut
he viii drink This has been twice over
looked. and II has done no good. so much
as II is TO be regretted. the management
should suspend Barley indefinitely.
Wells protested against Mclaughlin be-
ing allowed 10 umpire the recent games
in Roanoke. and threatened not to play.
but rather than have no games, decided
TO play.
1t has been reported that Mclaughlin
said when ne was appointed an umpire
hat he intended TO rub il into Wells
as Jake had kept him from being APP
pointed sooner. Certainly Mclaughlin
has roasted Richmond. and yesterday ne
so enraged Houseman by his rank decl-
sons that the second haseman used some
naughty language toward him, and was
ordered out OF the game.
UOuSeman started TO chaStise Mc-aneH-
lin. but Wells prevented. and police had
10 be called in before the game was re-
sumed.
McLaughlin's work has been horrible,
and II Is plainly evident that ne ellner
Is utterly ignorant OF the game or Else
purposely rubs IL into Richmond
This matter should be called before
Judge Witt and investigated. Daly
was bad enough but Mclaughlin Is the
worse pill ever seen here.
Considering McLaughlin's work ana
kains escapade the Hustlers did wen 10
get one out Of four
Flynn gave Padden and his men dose
OF their own medicine.
The Farmers play here to-day. IN
game will be called at 40 O'CLOCK an"
Tannchll or KnOrr will pitch.
The Hill Climbers beat Portsmouth 10
a standstill yesterday. -
We are - points ahead OF LyhchDufs'
Take brace. boys we want THIS series.
Foster and Kelly will alternate in lett
until a now left-helder is secured.
The Magicians' new pitchers seem 10 De
Phenomena. -.
Wells HOuseman and MCGOWAN are I'M
proving I'm their stick work.
The Farmers have failed 10 come up 70
expectations I'm Norfolk.
The Fifth Streets defeated the oregon
Hills by a score OF s 10 I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
THEHUSTLERS WON ONE.
THE MhGTCfdNS EfSfLT TOOK THE
FIRST GAME BYA SCORE OF 10 TOs.
But They Were shut Out In the Second
Contest-They Were Unable TO Get.
Man Past second.

ROANOKE, VA. July T.-Special.-
Richmond succeeded in winning game
from Roanoke this afternoon, but they
also managed to lose one. AS on yes
terday. two games were played. and
about 800 spectators saw them. At the
close of the battle honors were even. and
they went home satisfied. 1t is a strange
coincidence that Richmond should defeat
Roanoke in the last game to-day by
the same score that Roanoke defeated
them In the last game yesterday.
Dinsmore pitched Tor The Hustlers in
the first contest. and was hit hard
throughout the game. Lloyd was also
touched up at q lively rate In the NTH
and sixth innings, but he settled down
again and kept his opponents from scof-
ing. Both twirlers received sairly good
SUPPORT, though errors counted largely
in the run-gettins
HCl - man CANT near rr' riT'i
riot in the fifth inning. He had been
kicking throughout the game, and finally
cursed Mclaughlin. For this, he was
ordered to the bench, and then he want
cd to fight the umpire. Manager Wells
intcrfored and quoted his pugnacious
player. IT IS well he did so. for the
crowd was much ncensed at Houseman,
and had he been allowed 10 have his
way. trouble would have resulted.
Shortly after this occurrence, a hot
groundcr bounced, and hit MCGOWAN in
the face. lie was obliged 10 retire, and
Houseman was allowed TO get in the
game again.
The following is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
SHOT BY 4 TEi>oNI TX.
I.uuty- sheriff Hatton Wo""'e" News
From, Winston and Vicinity.

WINSTON. y. C., July E.-sbeciai'-A
telegram received here says that DepH'E
enerln Hatton. OF Stokes county, was
ehot IN me mp last SatuiuaS ai'''--Yo'
bx Il boy named Fry. Ihe oihcei MaS
s',io,,eiv wounded. lie had arrested the
,,f'one man. when the latte broke loose
a,d ran away. at the same Time turning
orounG and shooting the officer
The Winston aldermen nave puIcnase"
1--WE public water-tountalns ior '"' 80
Tbev have arrived. and viii at once pe
nlacea in aud around the Courthouse
Jr' c. u. Ward. of Advance. pave
county. lost very fine horse on MOI
dav Death W0s 0ccasionsa by hlau-
ocg bite received last February. ~
animal was taken with spasmS on Moi'-
day. and killed itself
The membe rs Of the colored flr'' pap,
list church here held very su'c.Ssi vi
rallv here last Sunday. The cohtrlpu-
,s1ns aggregated Ss52. This money VIII
L.. usel H. the construction OF a hand
some n.w brick church. which was start
81 n year or more ago.
WINSTON Fire Company No ! rs max
inr extensive prepare tons Tor the Sla''
Firomcn's Tournament. TO he heid al
Neu.hern I'm August. inc company eN-
r.cts to win several prizes IL r., eN"u
Two beautiful lanterns yesterday, thc sil'
of "A New York hosc-menufacturinS COM
pany. .,.,.....,
one Of WINSTON cigarette firms shipped
over 590On) of the little smokers yestcr-
cav. The orders came direct from deal
els.
The First Raptist sunday school ran an
excursion 20 the Nadkin river yesterday.
IL was literally pattonized. This school
has fun fourteen excursions. and cleared
about as many hundred dollars. Thcy
have only lost money on two
The Masons Of Winston Salem are an
tics0ating "a delightful and successful oc-
easiOn at the annual Masonic picnic. TO
bc held al Mocksville next Month. En-
t,nsive preparations are being made for
the celebration \ committee has been
a,r cintcd from the Winston lodge to look
after -Inning an excursion train from
Winston that day.
Dr. W. H. Brown. w. y. Pollard. and
Sterling Smith are In Ashcville. attend
ing the big suit brought by the Bonsack
Cigarette Machine Company against ".
T.. Smith 4 Son. OF this city. The two
nrst-named gentlemen are members Of
the Winston Cigarette Machine Company.
which the Bonsaek people claim are in
fri going on their patent.
Reports from the growing tobacco crop
throughout the Piedmont section are very
encouraging. Very little leaf tobacco is
being marketed mere nowadays, from the
fact that there is very little of the ole
crop in the hands OF the farmers. To-
h,(co manufacturers report sales very
good. and the revenue collections verify
their statements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
1T WILL BE a GREAT PAPER.
Tho Educational Edition of the Times
soon to be Issued

A great deal OF interest is manifested
I'm the educational edition OF The Times
which will be issued in a few days. The
paper will contain a wealth OF instruc-
tive reading matter. carefully ana accu-
rately prepared. about the various insti-
buttons OF learning In Virginia. and win
be the only paper OF the kind ever is
sued In this State. Many Of the most
prominent Institutions Of learning In Nir-
ginia will be represented. and parents
who are contemplating sending their sons
and daughters TO school will find II well
worth their time 10 read and examine
the paper which viii afford them the
opportunity of selecting the school best
suited TO their taste and ideas.
The paper viii be full OF valuable infor-
nation to all the teachers and instruc-
tors in the State. and will be eagerly
read by those interested in educational
matters In Virginia Look out for the
educational edition OF The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

A bad wreck occurred on fho Trenton
cLt-on branch of the Pennsylvania rlII-
road. near Harristlwn. lI. early r.s-
teriav morning. by dr9H1elI pulling
out Sixteen freight cars were rrf k.I.
and Fireman ki-silger. OF illIri .HNr
IN stanuy killed Conductor Samuel E..s0
also of HARRISBURG had both logs iIa.-
turcd. and received scalp wounds. lf5
con ditiOn rs critical.
The steamer NvHrza. un-i0Iui. with
coal. cOllded Tuesday With Che nuril.
liner, Northern King. downward D9ll +.
with merchandise. ln foT 90 fh. l.lt
OF Sugar Island. Duo ST. llrf's river INe
Nyanza was cut down. anl sank Boo f.ou
water. The Northern King b. apparently
uninIuret Tho NranzH is valued tt
$1,000. and BE- owned ay Che NCDrrl S. I-
dictate. OF Erie. Pa.
Three or four cOnnterielfere. arrested
a - Fourth avenue Tuesday uI-lr NrIe
arralpuel before Commissioner Shields
yesterday Boa New York. frlnk Carr. Who
is supposed iO Dee Cd makfr or IlI UlII
found in the house. aul who jumped
from n widow. fraef9fins both lts-. Ia
In the hospital. where one ~ uIs legs Was
amUutafed Those arr4iartI We're IIln
Carr the supposed wife or tAe liDr NJ
the gang. A. Brown alias 'hiI IN'
Brute" and Harry Kingdom. cd }aHt f.
They waived examination. 1nu H.rr ID
In s.. osD bail each. Belle Carr was heil i1r
a lrIrluI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

The Board of Public Works Met Ia Peters
burg.

PETERSBURG. VA. July lI-spe-
cial.-The Board of Public Works Of Viz
ginia. with Auditor 5iarye and Treasurer
Hartman present, came Over from Ricn-
mor this afternoon 10 examine -"
propertv of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. in Petersburg. with
view TO its assessment Tor ,aNatiOn.
Governor O'Fcrrall WAS expected, but
did not arrlv.. The board was met "a
the train by Captain :. W. Nenabie,
chairman OF the finance Committee ni
the city Courcil; city Attorney George
Mason. and Commissioner of the Revenue
& t. Eancs. as the representatives 81
the city Of Petersburg. and Captain \.
NJ Osborne Of Norfolk general agent
of the Norfolk and W estcrn Railroad
Company. and George :. Bernard, Esd,
its attorney at Petersburg, as the lrp-
rcsentatives Of the railroad cOm9an-.
The board at once proceeded 10 'Xairine
the property of the railroad company.
IT did not tfanspire what was The re-
st<' of their investigation. There IS Il
difference OF Sli3 no on the valuation pat
upon the property Of the railroad COM
pany here by the city authorities ana
that put upon II by the railroad COM
pany.
The shops Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company at Crcwe. which nave
I'm the coal mines I'm Southwest Virginia,
are now working forty men, and this
force will be increased to seventy-lTc
by the LIST of next month.
Thomas Hatchett. a eOlored brakeman
on the Norfolk and Western railroad
fell from a train near Suffolk to-day
and was seriously injured.
General John Athcrley. Of Philadelphia.
has leased the Southern Hotel here, ana
will take charge OF IL tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
SHREWD BUSINESS DEAL.
nOW THE SOUTHERN ACQUIRED
THE a.. AND y.
TIE Southern Bought the Receivers Ger
tiHcates and sold the Bonds "et"ng
Control for Practically Nothing.

NEW YORK. July i7.-The statement
that the Southern Railway Company has
cold Tho bonds which II received in its
purchase OF the Georgia Southern and
FLORIDA railroad Is oihclaliy connrmed'
In The purchase of this road the South-
crn railway received certificates emitting
n. 10 stock as well as bonds. The South
ern railway secured from the rcorganizen
committee 81 5000 OF bonds out or the
total issue OF SfeH.0rD These bonds COM
INK 20 the Southern Railway Company
have been sold 10 q syndicate heaoed ~
The Maryland Trust Company, OF Baiu-
more. II has made the stock cost the
Southern hallway practically nothing.
but adds an important Florida feeder to
the system.
IT WAS MASTER DEAL
BALTIMORE. Nd. July las the
facts become known, the impression IS
forced that President Spencer. OF the
Southern Railway Company. engineered a
master deal in acquiring control or the
Georgia Southern am Florida. II is not
often that one corporation secures or
troll OF another, which Is paying hald,
sOmely, for rothing, ana makes Soou
profit In the bargain.
Eut that appears to be what President
SIsIcfI and his assOciateS have accom-
plshcd. and the deal was the chlci topl,
In local financial circles to-day. 1t is not
known definitely az what nSufes IN"
Southern purchased the receivers certli-
ta.fS Of the .eOrl,a Southern ana fiollod
hut Il is believed that the price Iahseu
All the way from s. 10 about -.
Each certificate IS entitled 10 one bohd
So OF preferred stock, 800 OF second pre-
rerrcd stock. ana 800 OF common STOCK
As the Southern purchased Inc ccIun-
Gates only to secure control OF the me
and as the stock entitled Il 10 thet, ff'si-
idenf Spencer began looking afound ~
q purchaser for the bonds amounting 10
aeiween $4,000 and <z,p)-Vo.
HOW I'M soNDs WIRE soLD.
NEGOTIATIONS were opened at the Mary
80 Trust Comp.lny and that Institution
.Zrruet "a sxulfcaIe composed OF some Oh
;Se principal capitalists or baltimore, ann
ssruck "A bargain u is said tnat the pIiiCe
vas I'm the nelghhcrsood OF ~. us
would be- three per cent. above INC P.'s
,at price paid 10y the southern "hen !.
S,os accommodating TIE cer'ncatest anu
would more than pay Tor boih 'le Don liS
am .focks which the E-tter securtu. mus nus
Inc cost OF controlling ne 'eorsia So ,-,
IN ana Florida IS TO the Southern nothing
-, .ddirlrn 10 netting the company q
handsome profit on the original tr"Ns'S-
ton. t,,,.ia. ,-,btlo
The Georgia Southern and flQrlda, N. ,,e.,
q, ,na hands OF a receiver. mas e'ihcu
fSr silerably more than its nxcu cnai So
~,d under the plan OF REORGANIZATION ~
ia reasonable TO expect IaiSc ny 80,
=, .1ruirgs both gross and net. NoN
60 n mas been merged into the southern
s,sf,n Inc Southern Railway Coinpdh!
.cn,,1r,s "a valuable property, "hlCn ny o.
o,iv gives "A direct line into floilpa' Dul
r.tratlv earns surplus Out Vi l'S wv"
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
GETTING DOU'N 10 BUSINESS.
Proceedings of the Southern Hallway and
steamship Association.

ASHEVlLLE. y. c.. July 1.-THE mem
hrrs Of the Southern Railway and Steam
fh.p Association got down TO business
this afternoon. deNOtng several hours 10
the preparation OF .erbal changes IN
proposed agreements \ fight is antici-
pated when the amendments suggested
by Vice. President St John. Of the Sea-
board I'd lroad. are reached. but in his
absence the members who are here re-
frain from taking them up.
At the afternoon session of the South
ern Railway and Steamship Association
the discussion of the deii is Of the year
~ agree ment was resumed The progress
made on the document indicates an ad-
jou. nment on Friday. The new agree
ment VIII make the association per-
pctoal organization, but permitting a
ncmher TO withdraw on sixty days Written
nctice
Vice President St John OF the Sea
board Air Line. arrived this afternoon.
and IS participating IN the deliberations.
Some of Mr.. St Johns amendments aug
gested az the New York meeting, nave
been defeated. Ii Is riimored that a big
sensation Is near IN RAILROAD matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
FTEENEN IN SESSION.
The state Association Elect Officers The
Programme To-Day.

HARRISONBuRG. VA. July l7.-Spe-
cial.-Thc convention OF the Virginia
state Firem,n's Association met IN sts-
sion here to-day. There were Present
scycnty-one delegates and twenty-five
companies from all parts Of the state.
All prominent houses In town are pro-
frscly decorated. and a royal welcome
is Icing extended the convention. Adj
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Mayor Switzer. ii. V. Strayor. and 0. b.
Roller
In to-day's session the place of next
meeting WAS determined upon. The
contest was between Hampton, Bedford
city, and Winchester. Hampton won.
The Cheers elected for next year were
as fellows: President. W. J. Weym outh,
Of Hampton: First NicePrcsident,
Thomas O'Connell Of Roanoke: Second
Vice President. T.. H. Boyd. Jr.. of Win
chester: Third Vice-preslient. c. ".
Sykes. Of Danvlle.
George q. Cummins was elected sec
rotary ana " +. Reed. OF Danvllic.
treasurer. chief W. +. Robinson, OF
Portsmouth. was elected delegate to
the National Convention OF FIremcn.
Tonight the iiremen and citizens are
being entertained by open-air concerts
bv tho bands. Tomorrow morning the
contests will take place. A parade will
be held In the afternoon and banquet
at night Everybody seems 10 be en-
Joying the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

sergeant Geo. W. Warren, of Company y,
Blues Battalion, the Winner.


4 large crowd Of interested spectators
assembled last night at the armory of the
Blues Battalion. corner Smith and Cary
streets. 70 witness The competitive drill
10 be- given by Company b. or the Bat
talon. The men assembled shortly be-
fore . o'clock, IN fatigue coats and white
uousefs. They formed with double ranks
sixteen file strong. Captain j. G.. shafer
being in command.
The competitive drill was for a very
handsome gold medal, given by Captain
j. W Lockwood, OF tee Henrico Light
Dragons. 10 the best-drilled man. IL
consists Of the enamellsd medallion Of the
Blues pin. in the centre OF d laurel
wreath. over crossed guns. The medal
IS suspended from a gold bar that bears
the INSCRIPTION, TO the bcst-drllled man, %
IN blue enamel.
The judges were Captain George Z.
ShackelfOrd, of Company G.. and CAPTAIN
George r. Mills. Of Company f. First
Regiment, and First Lieutenant Frank
NJ Woon, OF Company A. Blues Bat
TALON. the last-named officer taking the
place OF Captain G. Gray Bossleux. OF
Company a. First Regiment, who was
absent on account OF sickness.
The competitive drill was preceded BY
an Inspection OF the Objects Who were
70 act as judges. The competitive driu
itself consisted OF the manual OF arms
executed by members. and while every
man did his utmost 20 have the company
show up IN its very best light. the con-
test itself was narrowed down 10 Sergeant
George ". Warren and Private A. G..
Mckinney. and when the former finally
won. he was loudly cheered by his COM
raieg.
Captain Shackelford. In a neat little
speech. presented Sergeant Warren with
the medal, which will be worn BY him for
at least the next three months. The
medal is to be drilled for every three
months. until some momber wins IL three
consecutive times. when II becomes his
properly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Petersburg and Norfolk Break Even at the
Latter Place.

NORFOLK, VA. July H.-special.-
esting ganes this afternoon. The first
was won by the visitors, by a score Of
four 10 two despite the fine pitching o.
Weeks. The Peters5urgs played up-'O-
date ball. James doing good work in the
DOX and receiving excellent support.
The second game was remarkable,
chiefly for a Wretched exhibition OF UNI
piring by Weeks, who demonstrated that
what he does not know about 10 and
fairness IN decisions on points he does
know something about. would make a
hook. some of MS decisions were so weak
that the Norfolk rOOter could not resist
the temptation to guy him The visitors
kicked and kicked. and viii continue 10
kick.
The scores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
PULASKI DEFF ITS S1LEM.
The Game Was Won In the Two First Il,
Timely Hitting.

PULASKI. VA, July 7-special-Pl-
laski and salem played a game Of ball
here Tuesday afternoon, which resulted
i'm a score of DO 20 z. On favor Of the
home team Chanlier went ia the box
for the visitors and was batted ont in The
seronI inning. For sight was substituted,
and Afterwards not a run was scored by
The home team.
The game abounded I'm double plays. Of
which i've were male. Salem goes from
here 10 Wythevilie aud Marion.
PULASKI Will play next Tuesday II
Salem
Following is the score by innings:
Pulaski. ...... .........-...3 Z d. o. % a. r-Iy
Salem. ...................2 " . D. . - - &
Summary. Earned runs-PulasM, 3, Sa-
lem. O. Double PLAY s-pulaski 1. salem,
l. Bases on balls-Of Stone, 3, on Ctand-
Ter. 3. off Foresight. 2. Bases on hit Dy
pitched bals-StOne 3. Passed balls-cON.
3 II me Of game-Two hours and I'VE
minutes Umpire. AR Vance Batteries.
stone and Hert; Chandley. Foresight,
ard Cox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

enc thought except n little boy ann =
son OF sunny Italy. who had carefully
covered over with a mCfqultO netting
his fruits in a stand that sat on the
Pavement. returning to ais duties VITA
me satisfaction OF having boycOtteI the
files.
A few moments later a little boy came
out OF r house JUST above the liai-3n's
place with a dOy Mitchell TO a dim.nutlve
wagon. The little fellow ,lOrghileseiy iet
go the reins and returned 20 close tbs
door Meantime his spirited animal took
fright and ran on down the street. ono
OF the wagon wheels. getting caught IN
the mosquito netting. pgiled y along.
willie the Italian. discovering hts loss.
nut of In not pursuit. frightening the
animal worse. The wagon ran into
telegraph pole AZ the cIrufr q Clay a~l
Monroe streets. dcmoiishing che wagon.
rho fruit vendor recovered his coveted
nroperty. and the general verdict was.
"a runaway that afforded much laughter
10 the spectators and nobody hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
The Michigan Strike.

IsHPEMING. MICH, July 1.-THE
striking miners closed the winthrop mine
lar night, and also stopped the steam
stove,s at those OF the mines operating
them. ore was shipped freely yesterday.
hi mono viii Zoe. sent to the lake ports to-
day. Men are holding mass meetings, but
they have no organization. and their
chances for success In securing higher
wages are remote Everything has been
quietly conducted. Thus far the COM
NAMES have not asked for help from local
rr co~,nty officers and they are willing
~ wait until the men are ready 10 return
= voyk. ....... 4--.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
ITGTST R.ICES -iT BERRTJILLE.
The Annual Meeting Of the Jockey Club
VIII Re Held Next Month.

BEREYyILLE. VA. July H-Special-
Tie Berryyille jockey Club will hold their
race this year on August the ltth ana
18th. There will be six races each day. IN
GLIDING trOtIng, running and hurdle
races. The purses range from so 70 $50.
AZ II o'clock al night. These TWO DAYS OF
racing are being looked forward 20 with
much interest throughout the Valley. ana
the prospects are mat there viii be- an
unusually large number OF ilfl-class
horses entered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

The Committee on Light Said 10 Have
Agreed I pom \ Report.

The Committee on Light had another
secret session yestor lay afternoon 20
ascertain the condition OF affairs az Tho
city Gas~Works. This time the commit
tee met In room No . ~ The L.gh' Dee
partment at the city Han. ana Che iliH-
ring lasted for more fhgl three I0.Is.
Not6!na could be learned Bon res ara fO the
PROCEEDINGS. for each mcml-, Who was
present observed the utmost secrecy.
IL was asccrtaiuci. NrtDf later iu
practically agreed upon che features ot
heir report. aud that they u0lil meet
again this morning 70 forwn'nre the rc-
pCrt which Is 10 D. su1mIf.eI iO Sac
CITY Council at called mc,Nns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
Argument Of Counsel.

ASHEVlLLE. y. c.. July T.-Attorney
VI. Is. Phillips of counsel for the plain
tllf IN the infringement suit of the Bon-
sack Machine VS.. W. r. Smith and Com
pany. concluded his argument before
Judge SimOnton this morning.
Clement Manley. pistr 81 Attorney
Glenn's law partner. occupied the after
noon with his argument for the defence
and will hardly conclude before to-mor-
row night. A decision is not looked for
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Miss Lillian NarbroUgh has accepted the
position as leading soprano Of the First
Presbyterian church OF this city Tor the
next YER. With the eloquent divine.
Rev. Dr. II. Z. Kerr. IN the pulpit. ana
Professor BOwditch ClapD at the organ.
a beautiful, solemn, and instructive ter
vice may be anticipated. Music Is the
hancmaid Of religion; its songs and
hymns should be made as acceptable
to God as any other part OF the service.