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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Detectives Again Making Mysterious
Visit. to the Place.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l6.-Peorle who
live IN the vicinity Of Emanuel ,hurca.
whore the brutal murders of Blanche
Lamont and Minnie Williams We're COM
flttcd. a"e mach mystited by the TACT
that tho police are again paying mystcri-
Gus visits 10 the church. Just what TINS
recent activity OF the police az the church
metf.s can only be cou3cctured. for the
meml era of the department are CiOred-
mOuthcd as JsGal, ana even deny, at this
time. tnat they have been 10 Emanuel
more frequently OF late than n any other
period. Detective Cody, wnJ dpp"a"s 10
Doe leading the van On this latest descei
upon the church. SAYS he was simply cn-
gagged in securing accurate m e1S'ir I'm nts
OF the building, 20 Doe used AS evidence
during the trial. But why nalf dozen
police officers snoIld also De engaged ia
the same business along with him he
does not say.
Rumors are plentiful They always
were eyer since the TWO listorts ID and
lIfeless bodies We're found I'm the churcn-
one In the belfry and the ether In the IL
biary.
The statement is made on good au-
thOrity, however. that the present move
ment on the part or the police IS TO
fOrestaii all evidence Wlirh VIII DE iien-
titled by the defence and upon which.
10 IS said. Durranrs attorneys viii make
their firmcst stand and make their MT
terest fight. This evidence Will De 10
establish. If possible. through burrant s
tive electric wires IN the loft or me
church on the afternoon that Blduche
Lamont was slain. and that the dlsheNelel
appearance which he presented Wnen seen
shortly afterwards boy Organist King was
the result of being overcome by gas
which had escaped from the pipes ana
collected in the loft.
The police have located new witness
in the Durrant case. She is Mrs. Leake.
a member of Emanuel church. She
lives opposite the church, and says she
saw Durrant and Blancht Lamont enter
the building on the afternoon of April
Both. IF she tells the same story on the
witness-stand as she told the police. II
viii complete the chain Of evidence
against Durrant. Mrs. Leake was ac-
quaintcd with both parties. and says
She could not Doe mistaken.
Durrant appeared 20 bee little nervous
before court opened this morning, but ne
was himself after the arrival OF his at
torneys with whom he held short
CONSULTATION.
The report that Mrs Leak claimed TO
have seen Blanche VILLAINS and DIrrant
enter I'm nuel church on ,he night OF
fhe murder has no apparent effect on
the prisoner
number OF talesmen We're excused Tor
illness. and Judge Murphy said De would
like 10 excuse himself on that account
He announced that he woull conpl tr
the morning session. but the court would
not hold au afternoon session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
SPRINL TfLLET RIOTERS.
Twenty-three Miners Arrested for the Re
cent Troubles in Illinois.

PRINCETON, ILL. Aug. H.-Twonty-
three men. charged with participation ia
the recent attack upon the c0lored people
Of Spring Valley. and with driving them
out OF the city. We're arrested to-day
by Sheriff Clark and eleven deputies,
without trouble Tonight they Were
brought to the county Jail la this city,
and tomorrow will Doe given "a hearing.
The complaining witness was Charles L
Martin. negro. who was dubbed and
fired upon 10y the Italians. The physi-
clans yesterday found hfty-six shot in
his body. about One-half Of which were
taken olt.
Abou. il o'clock this morning sheriff
Clark. with the deputies. arrived in Spring
Valley, and m once went 10 30. shaft.
where most OF the accused men were at
work.
They had warrants for thirty-sX men,
but thirteen OF them had left town. The
deputies took a position on top Of the
shaft. and at L. Nj. the mine was shut
down.
The men came up ia the cages, in groups
OF eight each. Ten colored women and
fifteen men were on hand. TO point out
those for whom warrants had been ls-
sued. As the miners filed out OF the
cage. the colored women and men took
hold OF those wanted. saying TO Sheriff
clark. This man broke cgen our door
THAT man struck me with a club etc.
While the arrests were being made,
Mayor Delmargo and several aldermen
requested Sheriff Clark 10 allow the men
10 be tried in Spring Valley. but the
sheriff said II could not be done. as the
warrants Were made In Princeton.
Although the presence Of the sheriff
ana his deputies was well known, there
was no attempt at Interference.
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tries armed with winchesters. NOPE
seemed to depart from their breasts, , a'a
they realized that for them the on,
Gus sun had gone down In an e'e''"''
eclipse. o, Mr.
Having hidden his son iaie"'", nts
Marshall visited Governor stone "e
office in the Capitol. and had snor'
talk. the nature of which is not knoS ,a,,
IL is doubtful II such a thing as a f"iI i,
was even limited at. and there IS no tto"'
b.lity of one for many years, a, ie.'ss
II has been suggested that senate. - -
A. McLaurin. counsel for the deienSc.
who VIII be Governor on January no
next. would pardon his old clients. out no no
one here believes that. He could not n'l.,'
IT. rs it would mean his political death
knen There is considerable syh'3a.ns
here for Fox and Coleman, VINO
drawn into the killing Of Dnk'ns nut
none whatever for Marshall. ana no one
would sign a petition for his pardon now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
4 Railroad Crash II Dnnvilic.

DANVff.LE. VA. Aug. H.-Special.-An
accident at the Southern railway dcnot
this afternoon damaged cars, engines. etc,
to the amount Of three or four thousand
dollars. a long and hcavily-loaded
freight train became unmanageable, and
the engineer being unable 10 stop his
train. and the switch being 80 arranged
as 10 throw tho train on a sde-track, the
engine and train crashed into a shifting
engine and a number OF loaded cars
standing in the yard near the depot.
The cars were run of the end % the
track, and went crashing against a heavy
retaining rock wall at Craghead street.
The wall was partially demolished. and
tho sidewalk torn up for a considerable
distance. Both engines were badly dam
aged. and several cars torn up. No per-
son was hurt.
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Hound over the Ocean.

She moves as sway the shalOwy pines
no autumn signing music Winds.
When drapcd with gold and purple Who's
In uthcsomo grace. ike Naiad queen.
Among the Wooniit waves NJ green,
And lOyellcr ysi0n ncer was seen.
Her eyes az dark as pools that lle
In some fair eleu's sweet SaucIit,
serene with thoughts and purpose hisl.
Her voice ike melody that wakes
Soft echoes from enchanted ihN.s,
OF thrushcs' song among ,Ae brakes.
I have not found red rose heart
So velvet rich beyond ai arr
As when her lips in smiling part.
All tender yoarnings for fho best
THAT life can yield-a noble quest
Find royal welcome in her breast
Those priceless gifts the gods provide
Genius and effort side hy side
In sacred trust with her abide
So much she loves. her soul expands;
Her heart finds rest DO tlreiess hands,
Thus beauty teens in trogie lands.
Bright bird that dares % seward ilght
r prav that wing and wing. Tonight.
Gods angels keep thy course Alright
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
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CHdNGESIT WiSEiTNGTON iND LEE.
Prof. Harrison Goes to the University of
Virginia Prof. Currcll succeeds Him.

LEXINGTON. VA. Aug lG.-Special.-
The Board Of Tr ftccs OF Washing ION and
ice University met here yesterday To I'M
the vacancy In the faculty caused by tho
resignation OF Professor James Albert
Harrison. Chairman OF Modern Languages
and English. who has ilileC that position
since lbit.
There were large numter of appli-
Giants for the place. and tho board made
no reelection until late last night. when
IrCfefsCr William Sponser Currci. Chair
OF English. of Davidson College. y. c,
was selected. br. Currcll entered Wash
iurton and lie University September.
1875. on 2 scholarship as the highest
graduate Of KINGS Mountain Military
SchOOi at YOrkviiie. :. G.. lie completed
IFS STUDIES in Washington and Lee Uni
Nofsity in lS>2. having taken the degrees
OF A. b.. VI. a. ana ph. h.. and was
for four years assistant 70 br. Harrison.
who be now succeeds lie WIS after
wards called 20 Hampden-Sidrcy TO or
snnlzc and conduct the Chair OF English.
where he remained fOpr Years. He ia q
scholar Of known ability, literary
writer OF strong powers, whose work Is
L. be found IN the leading magazines and
A i6cturer upon educational and literary
.or,cs Ho conducted the clafoes In
Enslish At Piedmont Chant3 uqua, near
Atlanta. Ga. I'm 1880 Professor Har-
,ison goes TO the University OF Virginia.
p- Cuiyell is young man, and very
iC3rlar with the student body.
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KILLED ms SWEETHE.fRT.
Bud Cunningham Gets Twenty Years for
the Murder of Lenora HALEY.

WINSTON. y. G., Aus. 16..,Bud Gun
nirgbam gets twenty years Al na.d lapor
IN the penitentiary for killing his swee--
heart. Lonora Haley. last May. sen
tonce was passed this evening. The jury
rendered verdict this morning OF muir
dsr In the drst degree Forty negroes
Who participated In sunday nights riot
were arraigned for trial this afternoon.
Trey are being tried under Two bills OF
indictment-for carving concealed wca-
rons and for taking part In an unlawful
asFt mhly.
= The Helton Roller FIGURING Mills. In
Ashc county We're destroyed by nre yes
ttrday. The loss to the owners, Perkins
Brothers is several thousand dollars,
with no insurance.
Their woollen mills at the same place
were destroyed by fire yesterday
The Calling gun which was brought
here from Charlotte TO prevent a con-
linpance OF Sunday nights riot was re-
turned home on the same train to-day
with Arthur futile. who was carried
n the nenitentiary. and whom the ne
groes and whites were going 10 lynch.
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UNIVERSITYLAWS SCHOOL
4 COMMITTEE APPOINTED 10 CON-
sTDER ITS REORGINfzdTf0N.
The Late John u. Minors SON Appointed
Adjunct Professor-A GIFT OF sS'oo"'''
Lectures on Evidences of Christianity

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. 10
al.-Ths Board OF Visitors OF the
University of Virginia has appointed sen
ator Thomas ; Martin, Marshall Meteor
mick Camm Pattcsoa, A c. Gordon. and
! ooh y Watts a committee 20 consider
and report upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF r.
organizing the Law school.
Raleigh c. Minor who was conSiiere"
nv the board IN connection with me va
rspcv I'm the Law School occtSioned pI
his fathers death. has beer. appointed
adiunct professor IN the law department
For several sessions he was MS ia'"e' .
a gift OF $3.50 from Or. OFT, OF Nor''
Carolina. was accepted by the oost ~,
The condition on which the uol, BE-
was made is that the interest," Oh 80
fund shall when 4 has feacneu = L..
cicnt sum. De devoted 10 paying ipi 70 90
lures ON the evidences of Christianity ~
b. delivered az the University
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

AcTEDCCT RACE TRACK. Aug. 16-
The weather here to-day was sultry.
track fast and attendance fair IN the
first race TIE field get away and went
the distance on false start. Neither the
starters nor timers flag was dropped. The
boss turned mp at the finish and started
20 weigh i'm, when they found they had
their trouble for nothing
The second start was NOT SO good.
Jockey Sims made his appearance among
the spectators and finally consented TO
ride Now or Never i'm the sixth race. He
had no trouble I'm landing bis mount first
and received a splendid ovation from the
crowd Summaries:
First race-half inile.-Larissa lli
Hamilton, 10 - first. Mile l.. second.
Imperial third. Time. .50l-2.
SECOND race-siX furlsngs.- Lancer nNl.
Garrigau. 8 10 ID first, Hummngbird
second. Refer third Time. 1l6 3-4
Third race-Cne mile.-Captain +. Gl3
keefe. l 10 y first. Little Tom second,
Founding third. Time. 1.43 -.
Fourth raee-six furl0pgs. -Sunup Gl3.
McCafferty. 8 % ID first. BeidemonO
second Drum Major third Time. l.li 3d.
Firth race-one mile.-Sir Dixon. Jr.,
Oh j. Horton. . to y first. queen Bess
second Marshall third. Time. l.4i l-f.
Sixth racc-miie and One-siXteonth.-
Now or Mover OlS. Sims. 20 - first
Baroness second, ricd Douglass Third.
Tine. 1853.
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RlcHuoND DrsrRIcr CONFERENCE.
The Committee on sunday Observance
Comincnds chief Howard.

CHESTER. VA. Aug. 16.-Speclal.-A
good crowd was IN attendance upon the
IVES, Richmond district Conference at
Chester to-day. The DAY was largely
occupied I'm hearing reports from the va
riOus committees. The report on The
spiritual state OF the church brought
forth very earnest speeches from Rev.
T J. Taylor. ". J. Young L. ]. Wilson.
and William McBain. O. r. Mcdowell
and q. T. Hunt
Mr.. John G. Granh'ry. Jr.. was granted
a license as local preacher. Alter
some discussion Nh T. 7. Dahl was also
granted local preachers license.
The Chester congregation were so wen
pleased with the conference that thcy H.
vited IL 70 meet there next year.
Providence also invited The conference
70 meet there.
The Chester invitation was accepted
Captain Richard lrhy. secretary ana
treasurer OF Randolph-Macon college.
made a strong speech in presenting the
claims OF this college system.
Dr. A O.. Brown stated that the Metho-
dist Church had raised more money tor
preachers salary FOR missions, and for
education I'm the last quarter Of cen
fury than any other denomination.
The Committee on sabbath Observance
commended the action Of Chief Howard
in his efforts 20 compel the Observance
of Sunday regulations. The conference
adopted the report
The conference adjourned sine die NJ b
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Five Hundred piles in One Hour and
Fifty Minutes.

GRTENVILLE. y. c.. Aug. lG.-SpeciaL
To-day between fifty and sixty thousaa"
nou- Is Of new tobacco was sold on tne
v.ar.l cuse floors here. divided tmong the
four houses as follows. Eastern, Evans
fh1tt.and pounds; Planters, Forbes aiI
Move proprietcrs. fifteen thousand; star
~, ntree. Brown x CO., prJpretors, t-h
thousand. Greenville Eyaas 4 90 ley .sac ~,
~. Na,,ctioneer h. T. Bally, Of Clarks-
,'ite Va. s, ID dve hundred piles On th3
ann- Of the Eastern in just one hour anu
Hff,. rlinuflS.
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MrncHANTs' STAKES

SARATOGA, y. Y. Aug. iG.-Tle usual
attendance witnessed the events to-day
The feature was the Merchant stakes,
purse $3.50. The day was fair and lack
fast Summaries.
First race-six furlongs Lady Diamond
d02 Perkins. TO -. first, Manchester
second. Runaway third. Time ll5 -.
Second face-Tive and a half furlongs-
Requital GlS. Griffin, l 10 p first Cres-
tendi second Beau Ideal third. Time,
ICES II.
Tht-d race-.lerchants stakes, mile and
a furlong-Rey I'll Santa Anita llO, Per
klns TO - first. Clifford second. Tine,
l.-51.2 only two starters.
Fourth receive furlongs Argentine
00i Griffin. 3 10 > first Al KevOir Sec
ond. KilrOna third. Time, " IA.
Filth -milc-Lake shore llo Mar
Tin to ID first. Saint IiarlO second
Br5nIywine third Time. l.g 81
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home. after spending q most dehshuui
time with friends In King and queen.
Miss Kate Christian. who Is N'S'''hs
Mrs. Lee at Aylctt, viii return nome next
week.
The friends OF Miss Emma Haley re-
iolce 10 know that she is rapidly recover
ing from her recent Illness.
Probably the last of the series OF Ha'-
urday-night germans will be given at the
Terminal Saturday night. a large
crowd OF ladies and gentlemen from
Richmond will be present.
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The Nerditf Was Rendered ana 'h'
People are Indignant.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. l6.-Specia''-
The coroners jurics in the ocean We"
railroad wreck case rendered their YER
dict at 10 o'clock tonight. They iouhd
that Arthur Gatcwood. having beeh
caught under the trailer car. Died OF sIl
location: that William G. Murdaugh' Jr.'
was crushed to death. and that me acct
dent was unavoidable. The indlng OF
the iuries has caused considerable mug
nation
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LONDON. Aug. 16.-In a letter 70 the
author OF a book dealing with the rela-
tions between science and religion. tnai,N-
ing him for a copy OF his WORK M''
Gladstone expresses gratitude 10 Sele,'0.
for all that IL has done ana Is noihs' ".'
savs that Christianity does not need IT,.
and Is as able now as IL ever was TO hold
its own ground.
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! . HAZLEWOOD.


FRANKFORT. KY Aug. l6.U ,a.. IN
men engaged in battle Win fi,ies ~ -,
Harlem county to-day. William IiSIt ,,, III
was shot through the neck ana MN ,, uIr
,,o,,ndad The fight grew out of TIE pos
session of certain tract OF land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

,yEsT POINT. VA. Aug. l6.-Spcciai.-
rood many Richmond people have been
enjoying an outing the las, few days
~ the Terminal Dancing on the pa
yillion every night is one OF the features
The band. which consists OF hve pieces,
renders excellent music.
Miss Natslc Ga.ewood has returned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

in which grace and beauty predoinlna'',e..
When. with regrets. most OF the tueso
took their leave. II was Win pleas H..,,.
memories. not destined TO fade for many
a long day. -,
MIR. and Mrs. Whitehead boarded the
vestibulei at l2:i5 A. NJ. for two weeHs
stay in the Catskills. followed By nc
best wishes OF their many frienis ie'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

General Maxoy was born in Tompkins-
,.ino Ky I'm 1875. of "a Huguenot family.
lie graduated from West Point. IN 49,
and vas assigned To- the seventh infantry.
He fought in an She principal battles or
tho war with Mexico. Pie resigned R
$50. and in the following year began
tho practice Of law az Albany. Ky. ne
married i'm 1853 and -Four years 'al'r
No. 90 paris Texas re raised tho
~-in+h Texas Infantry during tho civil
var and organized and commanded an
The forces of the Indian Territory. he
was made major-goneral for bis military
acbfeyemcnts. Iie was elected I'D me
T-nited states Senate from Texas IN h''
and ISL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

sTANhRD.-Died Friday morning Au-
gust 10th. at 1880 a. NJ, JACOB STAN
ARD. He leaves wife and seven chill
dren 10 mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church (coloredD SUNDAY
MORNING at IL o'clock Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend.
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The Condition of Ex-senator Lewis.

PORT ROYAL. Aug. 1G.-Special.-Ex
Senator Lewis IS very weak. bu. resting
zen.
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A IIorrjhie Suicide.

SPRINGFIELD. TENN. Aug. lS.-Miss
Caroline Allen became heartsick because
her lover ceased his attentions. fester-
dav she saturated her clothing with coal
oil applied a torch, and burned 10 death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17
The Marblelienl sails.

LONDON. Aug. l6.-The United States
cruiser Martleheai sailed to-day from
Gravesend for Mersina, port or Tara
Gus Asa Minor, 10 protect Americans
at the later.place. the scene OF the recent
Disturbance at the American school.
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Statement of james p. Lakewood. One oi
The Jurors in the 'okcy Barnes Case.


To the Editor OF The Times:
Sh.-On the night of the rendition OF
the verdict in the Pokcy Barnes case. on
my return home; ! passed by ~Wiitbornc"
tornoy M law. Passing within a few
yards Of his office, / saw him In his
Office | aliehted and went in. and we
engaged in conversation about the trial
of Pokcy Barnes. stated TO Mr.. Eel
tat / was afraid | mad done wrong ~
cCIsentiuC 10 the verdict that was ron
dercl: that l had very serious doubts
on ny mind whether Jr not the evidence
was sufficient TO warrant the verdict. and
II he could tell me any way that / could
20 10 reverse my action; that had
been the last one Of the jury 20 consent
to the verdict. and that 81 / could unuo
what ] had done. after thinking over IL.
| would DO SO Mr.. Bell stated 10 me
that he doubted II anything could Doe
done at that stage Of the case. as sem
tencc he thought. would be passed tnat
night What / said 10 Mr.. Bel about
the Jury being one of the widest Juries
| was ever on. and that the jury, or
some of them, were inclined 10 anuse me
or any one who was FOR turning lle
prisoners loose. only had reference 10 Inc
fact that much exciting talk was done py
them and that they were very pointed
I'm their criticisms Of anything that loONeu
to the turning of the prisoner loose. h'I"
was no personal threat made against
me hv the Jury. or any member OF u. nor
from outside Darties. nor diI ] rehdcI
the said verdict because Of any fear OF
the people. / did again go 10 Mr. Zen
"a few days afterwards with Mr. Crlss
Edwards who was on said jury, ana
also expressed himself as dissatisfied
Neither myself nor Mr.. Edwards trlei
10 emplov Mr.. Bell 10 get new tiial
for Pokev Barnes but only asked MN
If ne could tell nc what We could DO 10
set ourselves right IN the matter alteI
being dissatisfied with the verdict ana
If he could aid as In that we would De
was not forced 20 render the sald
verdict. hut / was induced TO DO so 10y
The excitement of the occasion 10 20
with the majority of the jury, Witholl
giving the matter that thought Whlch,
mon reflection. / thought the seriousness
OF the case required. .,,,r,,,-ooD
Wilhurne, Va, Aug. 10, lN''
I hereby certify that the aioiesai1
statement. made by Mr.. j. +. haH'wood'
il substantially the statement ne mau'
to me about the matter and neheN,
that Mr.. Hazlewood's memory "a 10 W'tt
he said as set out in his cXplahauoh' -
correct. Given under my hand t tihn.t ""S
and year aforesaid. l. 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-17

Miss Marion Robins will be the guest
OF Mrs ". j Mann. az her home IN
Fauquier county. during August
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TOrRN.IuENT ND BiLL.
Richmond Girls Win Large share oil
the HouOr-.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug ~
ferson Park Yesterday afternoon Was a
grand success About two thousand pco-
pic. many Of them from distance VII
messed the riding wnch surpass "a any
thing ever happened IN TINS section,
The charge to the knights vas deliver
ed by Mr.. W. NJ Chandler, OF Texas,
a member OF the University law ciass.
The judges wer Messrs. W; l.. MAJ
pin, l.. g. Watts. o. Bowcock' IT H.
f. Nelson, chief marshal