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lie says lie Has Been criminaily Iioe'i'"
hN Mr.. Arlington.

RALEIGH. y. e.. July l0.-Spec.al'-lhe
grand Jury to-day heard evidence IN 'ne
matter Of a complaint by ex-Judse Spier
whitaker. of the superior Court, that
,irs Paid ID. b. Arlington, IA her paper
The Criminal Docket nd puhhs"e1 =
criminal libel concerning MN. io-N's
-ra wrote. him letter. in which she saiu
his taking this step was worth SlVv 10
her She IS the woman at whose IN
stance the Legislature created the mu'"-
.aikei-or Arlington Investigating Com
mittee.' ....
There are now one thousand conV-cts
ou the farms Oh the Roanoke. ana ou-
rar.nteudenL Lclzar says there are ohly
seventeen in the hospital, and that there
is not case ~ malaria
The Raleigh street railway makes
good showing. IL VIII extend IT'S lIdcN
to the State Fair Grounds
The equipment OF the state Guard is
hefna renewed. The inspector general
has been sick Yesterday he resumed
work and this evening Inspected the
Goverr0rs Guard here. lhe total
strength of the force approXimates $50.
Tho state Auditor says that all the talk
about the revenue act not being raul
fed amounts 20 nothing that II and the
machinery act' were treated as one
act.
Air. Eugene Dodge. who has been IN
charge of the elcctric-lighung system
here goes 10 Boston With the General
Electric Company.
some leading Raptsits are here IN re-
gard 20 the continuance Of the publica-
fion OF the Biblical Recorder. their
Church organ. 70 Will continue under
the same management.
The cotton plant is now smaller than
i+ was ever known 10 be az this season OF
the year. such are the reports from all
parts of the state.
Rev. A. VI. sinms Of this city. goes 10
Aforeanton next sunday 10 dedicate a
Baptist church.
Nm the Superior court today. white
man named Jolly Was convicted Of aban-
doning his wife. who is only fifteen years
Old. be ls only sever teen
Grand Master OF /. o. .. T., Charles
r. Lumsdon. of this city. this evening i'm
stalled r J. Jones as Grand Treasurer.
Mr. jones has for exactly nifty years
been an Odd-FellCw.
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Sfx IOsE THEfR LfJES.
Terrible Results of a Detroit stable Con
nacration.

DETROIT. MICH. July l0.-I1re start
cd in Cases livery barn. a four-story
brick structure. at 40. Al Congress street.
shortly after o'clock this morning. Two
hours later. when the hremen had sue
ccedcd I'm gaining control OF the flames.
the barn was a complete wreck. Two
horses were burned 20 death. and $4,000
worth of property destroyed Seventy
five horses stabbed in the basement escap-
ed the fire. 80.
six men lost their lives i'm the fire. All
were employees of the stable, and slept
on the fourth floor one man named
John Cummings became excited. ana ar
Ter throwing his clothing from "A fourth
story window. leapel out himself and
landed among the hrcmcn, VINO were
putting up a ladder 10 save him. Ills
skull was crushed, and he is probably
fatally hurt. Five men We're suuOcdted
or burned TO death I'm their rooms. Inc
sixth man had apparently tried 10 escape.
had pitched head first down nay
chute His body was found IN the base
ment erect. but standing on his head
I'm the chute with his head faitened out.
strangely enough OF the seventy-iWo
horses in the basement not one w-s I'll -
jured This was owing 10 the soldity or
about three feet of water, and all were
removed safely.
MIR Graves estimates his loss at about
$4,000. and the building Is damaged SloVv
The PAGER Little Mac. with a record
OF 2l3 81 Belle Isle. and Trotier' was
badly injured
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P.fK-IONG- mo ShIPS.
lie Was Practical Dictator of Korea and
Very Unpopular.

WASHINGTON. j. g.. July TO-
The Department of State has been adj
visel by our Minister at Seoul that there
is much excitement I'm hat capital oyer
the flight OF the Minister of the Interior
pak-NOng-H the pra' ticdl dictator OF
Korea for the last six months.
The King issued AN order for bis arr
rest on the charge Of treason. which
gave complete satisfaction 20 The Jdpa-
nnsc. hut the latter feailns the effect on
japanese public opinion of the arrest OF
the Minister who was supposed 20 be
strongly japanese in his views, Allotted
his escape 10 japan
PAX is brOther-il-law Of the King,
and has the title of Prince. Ills rela-
tionship 10 the King deharrcd him. by
Korean law. from holding oilcc. lic
csuOuscd the progressive party, headed
by Kim-O k- kim. and in 1883 DEE was, not
withstanding the law, appointed 90 the
new office of Mayor OF seoul lie enc
tered into reform with such energy as
To- cause loud complaints 10 DE made Joy
the conservative faction, and soon ne
was removed from office.
I'm 1854 he was one of the chief COM
sulrafOrs iu the abOrtlNe revolution or
kim-Ok Kim. After this he escaped 10
Japan where he lived In restitution UNI
an 1927
ON December IT. 1891. when the new
Korean Cabinet was formed FAX was
brought forward boy the japanese. and
his appointment 10 the office OF Minister
of the Interior was forced upon the
King.
he soon became the practical dictator
of Korea. but showed but little policy
quarreiled with all his friends. and alien
ated the friendship of the japanese VINO
for some time past have been anxious 20
see him removed.
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Interesting Facts About Eichmond's chi
zens and other Matters.

r. NJ. Parish. State Senator from Ches-
terrified. was at the Capitol yesterday.
Or. W. H. Shackford. Of Walkerton.
Va. is the guest OF AR. George J. Hoop
er.
There will be a meeting OF the Howit-
GERS In citizens dress Ia their armory
next Tuesday night
Mrs. T. c. Kelley. OF ae north Nine
tcenfh street, left yesterday morning Tor
Green Springs, Va.
Mrs. \. McAuley and sister. Miss Lula
II. Hewitt, left yesterday for the country
TO remain several weeks.
DR.. VI. W. Peyser. who has been IN
Petersburg, attending his father 'or tha
past three weeks, has returned to the
city.
Rsl, ,dere Council No. 1889. Royal Ar
canum. will hold an important me sung
to-night. at GatewoOd Hall, on Broad
street.
Miss I.ottie Boston. OF 90 north Nine
.Dnth street Left Yesterday 20 spend tho
simmer with relatives and friends IN
Green Springs, Va.
This week Friday July Eth VIII De
observed nc Broad-Strcct mission as 4
DAY of fasting ana prayer He'N 'o'S w"
commence m IL \. NJ
r.oivh- street b. Y. Z. L. will have
moonlight trip on the focaneulaS 20.
| 'nirhf The boat viii leave the Mhart
nromptly at 7.i5. Every one aecoiitt,,s
are are assured of a good time.
Miss Nellie Foster. OF north Tenh
street Is ON a visit to Mrs DR.. Martin
i'm Grayson county.
Mrs. James T.. McKenny. OF 81 east
| Main street. has as her guest Miss ran
ces NJ. sullivan. OF Washington -, -
ana Mss Eleanor X. Mccracken' oil freu-
| ericksburg, Va.
Mrs 4. J. PYLE has issued cards 70
the marriage of her daughter, MISS M.
! Augusta, 10 MIR. $. L. owens euiles
day. JULY 18th. az L. NJ at D'a01-
, street Baptist church.
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GnN. n.Eerrnll's NoN,mrnts.

Governor O'Forrall Is In NOrfolk whore
ho is attending the trial of Che Hon. John
T.. Massey against tne Norfolk Pilot.
The Governor expects 10 De one OF me
witnesses 20 be called by the piainun
in lehuttal.
on next Monday morning the Governor
will leave for Allegheny Springs. Mont
eomcry county. where DEE expects 10
spend six weeks. Tine Governor VII ne
ACCOMPANIED ny Mrs. o'Frr1N. NJ john
- Danforth. his sfep-son. ana Mr.. T.. X.
ChcstCrmuu hts private secretary. me
smaller chlllrcn viii spend the tim" ~nlie
their parents are away at the country
seat OF Colonel Knight rear farmtnle.
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One Woman shoots Another.

HUNTINGTON. W. VA, July ia
street car fun OF people were put in
jeopardy OF their lives tonight when
Mrs. Clarence Chafiin. the wife Of a
prominent East-End citizen. probably IA
tally shot Minnie Orvall. a young woman
Of bad reputation. whom she met in the
vehicle The shooting was the result OF
q scandal that drove Mrs Chafiin 10 des-
evening. she could not restrain her jealous
rage, and pulling a revolver. she fred
three times. all the bullets taking effect
In the victims breast. The affair created
much excitement. which was particularly
intense among the other passengers In
the car.
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TWo suiLL lssTGN1IENTs.
Keepers of Grocery stores are Meeting
with EcNer-e-,

Two small assignm ants were entered in
he clerks Office Of the Chancery Cont
Yesterday afternoon. The first deed was
ms.de oy F.. T.. BlantOn. who Keeps a
street and who names r. l.. Montague
as trustee. Ills liabilities are estimated
al from 500 10 500. while the assets are
rot given.
out OF the proceeds OF the sale OF the
propprty transferred the trustee is 70
nav the usual legal expenses, etc, the
sum Of so 10 c :. Darden for clerk
hire. and a claim OF JOS. W. Blalton Tor
s5g27s Any other creditors are 70 be
paid ratably.
The second deed OF assignment was
made by George l.. Boone. who keeps a
grocery and confectionery at 7 l-2 east
Duyal street. Cornelius Mimms Is named
as trustee. and the Liabilities are esu-
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DIR. LfNDERkTN HEARD FROM.
wants Nj. Noble 10 say what He Know
About Irregularities.

Mr. A. ID. Lanlerkln, chairman Of the
Committee on James River improvement
In abiding to remarks made by Alderman
Noble as 10 irregularities existing Ia that
committee. said that If was the duty OF
Sir. N0Die. IL Doe Anew OF any irreeuiari-
tics Ina the department of James River Inn
rrovomcnt. G. Genie forward aud give tho
Information he bias ou the subject. Gle
has reflected Upon the committee" said
th. Chairman. "-l4 shall expect him
To- Ten what he knows. IL anything. that
is NOT IN the line Of str.ct economy and
ia the interest OF the city"
Mr.. Iandcrkin added that while Mr.
Noble was a member Of the committee,
be had not even attended the meetings for
a good while Mr.. LardcrAu D...
this department has Decn conducted with
az much economy as any in the city. and
that every cent " money has been hon-
estly expended. Therefore, Re Is az "a
loss 20 account for Alderman Mobiles IN
timaton that something is wrong.
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time IN succession this afternoon. IN
beautifully played rame. The cl)schSss
OF the score kept the interest OF the
spectators at fever-heat. and every sVy'
NAV mace Nv tho home team was vOcii-
erOusiy appiaudcd. The game Ecahohc
put up could not be beaten. NioX. fslaeil,
and cays naugh covered an lniheis g
amount Of territory. and made a mum
Ell down an apparently safe three-cas-
ger, ard completed n double-play. BON
Fry and Wills dld good work In the pVN'
but the former had the hest OF II, as ne
kept lis opponents hits wen sca1,ens.o,,
" hilo Le also made the hit that brought
Ia the winning run. Score.
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Richmond: John C.. Baker and VIE 70
OHs II. RUSSELL d feet ON west slHe
buchanan street. near JAY. Soo.
II. ]. Cook and vito 20 fhird-Street
Raptist church's trustees e IL feet on
yvest side Third street. between Jackson
and Duyal. $3.50.
William Eryson. special .mm'ssioh'i'
20 Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan
ard Trust Company. - feet on north side
LISTER street. and % l-l2 feet on same
$500.
lanes p. Hubbard and wife 20 \. }.
Chewing and T.. S. Rose. ID feet on west
side Relidere street. between Cumher-
land and Beverly, $3.50
Charles n. Lewis trustee 20 James II.
Chappen. ~ feet on east side sixth street
near Crouch. $50.
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THEHUSTLERS WON BOTH
THEY T1HE JUO GAMES fhoH
PORTSMOUTH WITH Else.
rlvnn Pitched a Great Game, Allowing the
Enemy Only Three Hit.-Lyn'hp"'s
Beaten by Roanoke-Other "ames'

NORFOLK. VA. July lo.-Spec'ai'-
richmond and Portsmouth played TWO
games this afternoon before ra'h.i
small audience. the Hustlers taking Do'h
Of them with the greatest ease thereby
showing that the Truckers are not III '"e
same class with them as ball-tossers'
Brandt and Flynn were the opposing
pitchers IN the first game. and the way
Richmonl's southpaw twiler pi'cheu
was caution. IL was his hrst game
for some time. owing TO sickness. lie
only allowed three hits 10 be made of
him and he also had two-baso hit TO
his credit.
The score.
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At tho last regular meeting ~ r.. +.
Lee Council so. d. Jr a.. H. \. 81,
tine following officers were installed ny
H. $. G. 4. T.. Bradley. ". H. Adams.
Junior Past Councillor W. r. Palmer,
roi.nli Nor. J. ". Blake. Nlse-C0i De-. lior.
y. b. Ogllvie Recording Secretary. a.
H. Bradley. Assistant Recording Secre-
tarv. ". r. Atkinson. Financial Secr,e-
tary. John b. Allen. Treasurer. u
Hgfdd. conductor: W. ". WhiflOck. War
dau. J. s. Wharton. Inside sentinel; J.
r. Bradley outside Sentinel, y. W.
Evans. Trustee. ". T. Atkinson, Repir-
sentative state Council John p. Allen
Alternate. W. j. Palmer, 'hlpltn.
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NORFOLK, VA. July 0-Special.-Jo-
s,rh Fine. a merchant residing In Nor
folk county. about four miles from this
city. was assaulted Tuesday night by a
party Of three negroes. VINO were adj
United 10 his store on information that
they desired 10 purchase some goods.
one OF the men struck him horrible
blow on the head producing injuries that
Will probably result fatally. The men
escaped. with what goods they could
grab, leaving ne clue 10 their identity.
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IGEy.fr Exhibit
VIII be That Of the Central and Georgia
Railroads.

ATLANTA, GA. July i0.-An appiica-
ticn was received to-day at the nead-
quarters OF the Cotton States EXposl-
tiou from the Central railroad OF Georgia
and the Georgia railroad Tor a suitable
location on which 10 erect building 80
bc occupied jointly by these two roads
The Central and the Georgia roads cover
the most fertile parts of the State and
will make an exhibit that viii fully dem
onstrate the products OF Georgia.
They will Doe awarded prominent place
on the Exposition grounds, and the Of
ncials OF the road announce that they
will erect a very handsome building
ana Install an exhibit that viii be thor
oughiy representative OF the richness OF
their tributary territory.
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The survivors Of the OLD Pegram Bat
TALON viii have their annual reunion
today al Blandor Park. 4 lunch will
Doe served about II \. NJ and dinner
viii Doe ready about T. NJ. IL IS eN-
pected that large number OF the vet
Grams VIII take advantage OF this OUT
ing.
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In tho second game. Portsmouth re-
quirei two pitchers. Leach b- 'ng knock III
out Of the box. DusmOre was in the
centre Of the diamond for the visitors.
and while he was hit rather 1ard, he
kept the hits scattered. and did not seem
H. exert himself 20 amy extent, either.
Tie boys from the Capital city are
now playing great ball. and will win the
pennant in a walk barring providential
accidents They are an 10 the best or
shape. Any team taking a game from
them will have 90 play great ball.
frIo cnDrDt
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"Wen. let's see: where are We at re-
marked little spec 20 the close o. yes
'trday's games. Richmond has gone
into the eccmy's territory. and taken
two games. The boys are playing hard.
honest ball. ami these who. few days
ago. We're bitter I'm their denunciatijn OF
the teams work. are now equally as pro-
USE with their praises.
Ivnchhurg comes hero to-day Tor
series of three games and II there IS any
GfalCey in the fact that they have three
times been defeated by Roanoke, then
Richmond should take every game. n We
DO this. and Portsmouth defeats Peters
burg three times then Portsmouth VIII
BE- in second place.
But this is not apt 90 be the case, ana u
IS much more I'D ely that Petersburg viii
take all three games. II they DO, and
Richmond takes three from Lynchburg.
then Petersburg will be tied with the
Hiu Climbers for second place. The same
this afternoon will be called az O'Clock.
Grid up your IONS Hustiers. for there
are several voices in the wilderness tnat
are trying 10 howl you down.
The New York League team Is not only
improving IN its work but II has estab-
llshed record. Out OF the last four sdines
PLAYED the Giants have three times smut
out their OppOncnts-Chicaso twice an
Cleveland once.
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-, ..,....i, conn, l,8co T. r.. prenus
- $500 .,.t. ,...,,,in,. with the
presid n.' az i''f' '"'' ...,s
courtroom dcnsciy pack'l. nc "i vac
49,. ,h., c,. yesterday. and tha spec
-. ....,,. ,r..,rly from. heat.
tA'o's "'' "'' .. ,t.~,4 -
When eonii As 'p'i'" ''''
.c,,on, t,.ur.frl The Judge 60 grant PLAIN
,.,.. &c i.t.,rft.tlur the tx-
III u'' i''' 70 .,,f,s Mas
animation OF MI M''I'"tF '''''
.,,,. .trother1 lon.. enough 10 enable MIN
5000, ,,i.,.ss. VINO desired
TO examine "'''t''
10 leave the ciIy 40 once.
,..t.t.. N-f-.. Objected 10 the intcrrup-
- ,.,,,it.fiop OF wit
ton oI tNr 'i'' ~ ..'.'. .rrurf,d
ness, whose T'ii' ~ . - .f e.'Ilrf.
last tf.N'.'t Nt '", A. rfant Ar.
jlit. GENUS ''.'''''
Iiom S. request , .,.
Nlr. Nclrdry th'n I'suii', ions
itss-sfla d. 4ui ln Response ~
frDm captain Wis. stin- ,,.,
l4rflg THINK ! uiu have ah. Guy
prolsiD iu ans Ofnc~ county 'A.'p, -.
rYoItitF named boo th" tiN-lial. '"'. .'.,
:, tf. tIk'rr ~ the taN-lisf.
"IIal you slIlcI amy at a4 JUST "'
fore fhai timeg
SWIM didn't yDu lrlug your books with
,.oue thtt ana tuu come here for 10 lrs-
IN OBJ for your hcaitn+
A. For both. ,,.
much good Julcius uy mat cnoleld Hi"l-
~. .tfa.t tuu ral Yesterday
g.rt4ln rs ise asked ilr witness NUM-
l,r 81 ans-fI0ns relative 90 the property
Nni ..eI mar Nptrearv q Go. possessed
- 49,. fIn, flat the taN-list was made,
=, r.arIv aU oil which witness replica
- t.' ,t.I MOI remember
~',.t.fn mis-. fhru questioned witness
NH Ills brother COT the urm ar Me-
%r,arv ~ co.. rs 90 IBIS health. SIZE. n-
f'i|'~..rs. al. Witness again appeared
srurl ana said. 81 wish you conll meet
I'm, y IDr,upou 90 Captain quickly rec
,
.tll,, a,, Going, 10 SEQ him2 You
d,,.t .vr..t mo fo Visit you in Alabama
"vi' t....o,. III ,nu9 You have
alief iNis tA 'li'' .1.,U. t,i,.s ami airks
90 90. ni'..''
GOV" ,. ..,, 81, ,.r.e..rt Of one
=. VII lil-N' wa ,I.rk Won am
,"i.".r "
out oi '"r business
\. 30 avn ,. .,...f,.,.a witness
captain Wise then qu'9,l,i' L,.
as 20 ihe ieal tsl't. D"ng' ,S,,,.ss
mother ana ialHri lh Ali"''i'"' 49,,
replied thut Dos iaintf o"I.l "''"''
acres. about "n acres OF VINO" ne ,..s
ci out to cnlaiDt people. sCine OF il ""a
hot worth over an cents uitF ctNtJ l''I
arc AMI some was worth 80 per acre
He d.a not own amy other horses inah
statement in ne tax nst that AN of our
stock Boo business at that iiinr was ohlt
worth f-.'' nhI 'H 'l iil ",.',. b. a,'
ss."', WIS ,-.,l ,.ius of an our
''',,,,l ...T... s. art Yos sin. / has. a
In .,....t .f..tt S,tl ar s.NI That
".N 80 ao,., or th. fsf hv error.
Nh r...rue fr1n said wll is about 5s
,.er y.,r 10 nt,g.rr0r G.Etrr4M aHi s.
,,rrfv-s,.r.ral Scott came into court 40
this l1iutl Tho gross product Of oei
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,ated n, abcu, $40 After the payment

mated at about $50. After the payment
OF the legitimate expenses caused ny
the deed the following claims are 10 be
satisfied out OF the sale OF the assets.
William Tenant. SIS for rent. Joseph
Lorraine. s5535. John J. williams SGD.
H. w. Moesta. $3.50, j. W Mcdowell.
Sc; Independent Ice Company. N.75; {.
l.. Todd $3.50. other creditors are u be
paid pro rata.
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A. made H..
How did YOU make It. you nave not
CONTRIBUTING machine down theie' h'''
Nuuy
Wni You ten me where YOU got g.?
A had some OF 10 on han
You had some OF 10 on hand 10 Nvu
wish 10 impcach this tax list! gu nay"
sworn here that YOU ala not nave any
cash on band al that time. 40" you ,,"1
YOU did have some OF II on nanu. ~
YOU swear % what was false IN thls ~
4 Inc matter sworn 10 is true, pul
made the money aftcrward ~ liz,
cotton and oats. . NC nag ma a soir about
O. cents per hushcl ! nave gwen NY
other sisters money at various iin1s,
small sums. The only large sum tla e
no estate Of my father was seiitu w
and divided. ] heard Mrs Massey It"I
letter from Mr. Massey aSnlns ~.
q, ect the SD that my brother gave
Captain Wise leaned forward and
MESSED tho witness hard about the let
tcr. finally making him admit that NE
n, iudrc Heath. When / stated yCsier-
aav that the 900 was givou 90 my Hi7ltI
last spring. I was ahuding ID me ~
If 1884 and not thc spring Of 10.
paid her expenses on the trip 70 MeAlDo
I'm 1sM ] sent her check for Sl ap'"1
q year aCO 20 pay for some lGrhi luio.
d. not remember over sending h,i nn.
nfh.r check. / don't rccollcct whether
nv sister told me fhat she wanted tne
SEQ 10 pay for CharlOticstiHc Pi"pt!tt'
or 10 pay the balance on the Dhari,"li,,.-
VILE rropcrtv flnt stare wiz t
4. was Cor a house and lot that they haI
largaiuod or cXacty what Hu ~
Iuy much attention 90 what she saiu a'o"'
To- Just gave her the money. - oo,
~, Nr Thom. The amount Of $50
assessed ON fho tax list ne the property
of NcCrcarv a. Co. does not include we
property 81 my mothers estate or oil inc
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MAKE IT THREE sTRAIGHTs.

The Magicians Take the Third Game From
the Tobacconists.
ROANOKE, VA. July fo.-Special.-
Roanoke defeated Lypchbury for the third
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nrw ronK. /. cIEvEIANn. 0.

CLEVELAND. OHIO July io.-To-day's
ciayeland-New York game was pitcn-
er.s battle. and Clark won it. IL was
perfoct fielding game. neither side having
an error. Attendance, 1900.
s.ors. r. H. T.
cleveland ........ OOO0OOOOo-O o.
New York ........ 00o0oIOo1-2 o.
Batteries Young and thinner, Clark
and Farrell.
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slbemarle was as good as that OF any
man IN the county. - oro IA,
Captain Wise taking every one ny
surprise) asked the witness II ne mao
photograph OF himself In his pocket
He replied. NO ,, 1..,.at,
WIN you send me one said captain
Wise $780,
Il certainly will' said Mr.. Watts
Mr.. Thorn here protested against zap
tain Wise ill-trcating the witness whiie
on the stand. and the photograph lncipeW
was dropped -.
Mr. Frye. Commissioner OF the ReNehue
Of Albcmarle, testified as to me 'oou
character Of Nr M esey In A.temarle.
Mr.. Maupin. clerk e Alhemarle 'ouh-
" Court. also testified that al nome uh
Afbcmarlc) Mr. Massey's reputation was
good He had heard Mr.. Massey us
cussed about the time OF the Flood IN
vestgation. and II ola not change the
opirion Of the people Of Aibemarie as
10 Mr.. Massey.
TO Captain Wise witness sad. 1
have never heard Mr.. Massey's renuta-
ton discussed. except politically.
never heard that he had been charged
by Mr.. Parr with bribery until the com
mcnccmcnt OF this suit. nor hy Mr..
Dickinson. nor by Colonel James. nor
that he had been charged with appro-
priating public funds Did not know
anything about them prior TO the com
menccment OF this suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-11
MES. arAssEY 10 TrsTIFY.

Mr. Thorn asked the court 70 adjourn.
a. the plaintiffs were about 20 take Up
new line Of testimony. As il WAS only
2.30 o'clock. Judge Prcntis preferred 20 20
on unless the counsel strenucusly re-
ouestcd H. and the latter stated that
there were reasons Of a private nature
connected with a lady witness ON who's
account they desired The a9jOurnment I'M
~ tomorrow. His Honor Immediately
Adjourned until tomorrow at 1920 o'clock
II Is understood that The lady referred
70 is Mrs Massey. who Will probably
take the witncss-starl Immediately after
court cOnveucs t0-L,Grow.
plaintiffs counsel are apparently very
confident Of wiz ming their case but the
carccnsus Of oririon now is not favorable
10 that conclusion. II is believed gen
orally that the jury Will disagree. The
case may be concluded n6Xt Vttk.
The defence will Introduce mass or
ties timCny In reLuttal. taking probably
several DAYS.