The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-26
THE MALLORY MURDER CASE.
Examination I'm the Mayors Court an"
Another witness Found.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. Z.-speciaL-
The case of the Commonwealth asa,nse
r. II. Harris, charged with the shoo,, ,I,
and killing Of w. r.. Mallory was carr.
for examination in the Mayors Cour.
this morning. The prisoner was prous".
into the courtroom from the jan, anu
occupied seat next TO his COUNSEL NIL
William Il. Mciwainc. IN
Mr. Mcllwaine asked that IL be con.
tlnued to next Monday in oraer 'nn' e.o
defence might have a little tine 20 con-
slider as TO what action they wo'hd 'Ahe.
The Court interrosed no obJecuoh' anu
the witnesses were recognized LOT '"'"
appearance Monday m0T7lHS.
In addition TO those who testneo AZ
the coroner's inquest yesterday aiterhooiI'
there tx another witness VINO was III
court this morning. His name Is Ihoinds
Gillick. He says Il was WIN IN N
Harris about ii quarter 10 or oioen ~
Wednesday night last, which was ABOUT
two and a half hours before the shooting
occurred Al that time Harris remarked
10 me. 4 am going 20 Kill some e OF
h Tonight" Giliick says this is all he
knows. ,,,,,
ed of and the trial VIII be most III
terestiDg one.
MIR. Mailory's funeral took place from
his late resde-re, on Bollinebrook street
at noon to-day. and was largely attended,
The services were conducted by Rev W.
G. Starr. d. D.. OF Washngton-Street
Methodist church. assisted by Rev. John
Ridout. rector Of Grace Episcopal church.
DR.. Starr read selection from the Scrip
lures, and then went on to speak Of the
deceased with whom he had frequently
talked He referred TO his good qualities.
and spoke of mis- charitable disposition.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Charles
Watson. J. NJ. Newcomb. T. Il. Brannl-
gan. Samuel Morrow, w. c. Mallory Ma
son Komaine, Captain 2. a. GOODWIN,
and Or. j. f.. Moyler. The floral designs
were very pretty. The interment was in
Bandford Cemetery
AN oID-FAsaloNfD DAPTIziNG.
Rev. A. j. Frstoo, pastor Of the Second
Baptist church. in this city, arrived here
this morning from Accomac county, where
for the past ten days he has been assist
ing Rev. NJ. f. Sanford. the pastor. in a
series OF meetings at Zion Baptist church.
The services were very largely attended,
and there were sixty-fve additions to the
church. all but five of whom were bap-
tized.
The immersion took place in an inlet
of the Atlantic ocean. and was witnessed
by n great multitude of people. who
came In carriages, on bicycles, and IN
sail boats for miles around. II was one
of the largest bapusms ever witnessed
in Accomac county.
The representatives from Petersburg to
the Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masons
Of Virginia, which meets I'm Richmond on
November 18th next, are: S. II. Northing
ton, high priest; Robert o. Jones, king;
and r. T. .datteson, scribe.
The congregation of the First Baptist
church expect to occupy the upper part
OF the edifice ON next Sunday. As before
stated IN these dispatches. the interior
OF the church has received some very
costly Improvements. The pastor. Rev.
n. W. Battle, -. D.. Will preach morning
and evening. The subject Of the sermon
al night will be The Vision OF Cod"
An .-ddress will be made by Mr.. Walter
H. Taylor of Norfolk, before the young
men at 81. PauFs Episcopal church on
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
William j. Malone. a well-known cattle
dealer of this city was stricken with
paralysis this morning about l o'clock.
His condition is quite critical TONIGHT
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
First Baptist church has extend ID IN in
vitation TO the officers Of the women'.
miss Il nary work throu yhout the State TO
hold a convention in Petersburg on such
days As may suit them during the session
o. the General Baptist Association. The
lnVit.tiOu has been aroapfsd