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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-10
PRODUCTS.

The States and Territories designated the map Sil
yer States other words claimed Or silver the coming
election include everything West of the Aeghanes, and
south of Mason and Dxons ne and comprise Ga per cent
of t1e total area of the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
REcEPrI0N 20 JUDGE LEE.
4 Bri,iilnt scene at the Home Of Col. John
=. HARDWOOD Last Night.

The hOspitable residence OF Colonel John
s. HARDWOOD. lum Floyd avenue. was the
scene last night OF delightful reception,
given I'm honor Of Major Baker T. Lee,
Of Hampton. the DESIGNATE I'm the House
Of Delegates Of Colonel Harwood Major
Lee was yesterday elected 10 the position
OF Judge Of the counties OF Elizabeth CITY
and Warwick.
The handsome residence was blazing
with hight from top 10 bottom. and beau
tifully decorated with palms and potted
plants \ distinguished company gath
cred 10 DO honor 10 Major Lee. among
them being Governor O'ferrsll, Lieu
tenant-GOyernor Kent, Mayor Il. NJ. Iay-
lor e1 Mayor J. Taylor EllysOn, ana
many members OF both House and Senate
and prominent citizens.
Colonel HarwoOd and his charming WE
gracefully perSormed the honors or the
evening. and no ones comfort was neg
lected. while string band dlscours'h de-
lightful music during the entire evening.
Ia the front parlor Miss Otte lru.ll \
presided gracefully over the cldrei null'h
and champagne bowls. and In the dining
room. lighted by lamps with vsri 'Goiorel
shades. most delicious supper Nda
served by Mrs uarw6od, assisted ~ hi9'
y. II. berry Mrs. Charles Boswell Mt dir.s
John u. Christian Mrs. William n y
Ter. Ms. A. r. Gum. aud Misses Eve
Lawson and Nellie Lyons. ...
Tie affair war delightful one lA ever!
particular. and was heartily enJoye"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
4 TEREIBLE iCCIDENT.
A Young Man Killed by Being Thrown ard
His Horse Falling on Him.

D1NWIDDIE G. H., Feb 1.-SpeciaL
Mr.. Samuel Simpson, a young man. for
nerly OF North Carolina. but recently in
the employment Of Rev. j. T.. Il. Rid
dick. met with fatal accident on last
Tuesday. While fecklesslv riding a horse
from "A neighbor's, where he had been 90
borrow a hoe, he checked the horse too
suddenly al Mr. Riddick's gate. and both
fell hcadlOng into a wire fence. The
horse fell on the unfortunate young man.
and he died the following Saturday from
the injuries received. Ills body was sent
TO his relatives in North Carolina.
Mr.. ". y. Butterworth and bride. Of
Scotland Neck, y. c., are visiting the
families of the grooms brothers Messrs.
r. II *. and j. f.. Buttcrw0rth. Of this
county.
The friends Of Misses Lula Richardson.
Of New Kent. and Lula Wright. OF James
CITY. made their visit 10 Mr.. A. i. Rich
aidson. of Church Road. a very pleas
ant one. and IL was with regret that. after
a few days stay. the young ladies left
them Miss Wright 10 enter school az the
State Female Normal and Miss Richard
son TO return 10 New Kent.
\ iunatic named Scott Butcher Is con-
fined IN the county Jail. where he has
been for several weeks. II is 10 be re-
GREETED that this class Of individuals 50
often suffer from such confinement for
an indefinite period. instead OF being at
tended To at the place prepared for
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
GOorliland County

NINlTANlLLE Feb. il Special Mrs
Charles u. Smith. OF Sabot. was the
genial hostess 20 a party OF G0ochand
young people last Friday evening, who
held the initial meeting OF their social
club al her home.
The club was formed more with the
intent of holding fortnighty socials IN
debates, or other improving pastimes.
but TO inaUgurate their organization a
dance was held on this occasion.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. .. Z. Smith and daughter. Mrs.
j. g. Goodman. the Misses Alberta ana
Alice Norton. the Misses jamie Stratton,
Connie Ford. Nirgic Eagby. Pattie Lyon.
Maud Parsons. and Messrs. James Good
man. J. l.. Sfratton. =. b. Taylor.
George +. Jefrics. Augustus and VII
liam Norton. Frederick Russell, arthur
Parsons. l.. W. Wesley. and Messrs.
Taylor and Ford.
The late open weather has given an op-
portunity for the planted grain to assert
itself. All wheat. oats. and rye look
hardy and promise well for the coming
crops.
But little blowing has been done II
having been 100 wet, ard the farmers
,hro"nfopt this ,oct.on ere hphlnefsnd
IN this respect
Considerable hunting after the s.y rev.
nsrd & sin irGui0r1 IN ~ tre taTicS
OF the sport throughout the county.
Many are the complaints from the
farmers OF the visits of mink and the
consequent loss Of fowls. One OF our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

The Young Ladies' OF Manchester Treat
Their Gentlemen Friends.

The leap year german given by the
young ladies' OF the Manchester German
club at Leader Hall last night was a
success in every particular. The fol-
loving young ladies and gentlemen par
tlcipafcd
Miss Julia Morris with sir. W 3. Cox.
Miss Ellen Weisigcr with Mr.. f. Han
cock. Miss Bessie Reid with MI. James
Hartv ell. Miss Gertrude Weisiger with
Mr. r. r. Early, Miss Bessie GIN with
MIR Mitchell. Miss Ella Mayo with Mr..
Joe shines. Miss Sallie Mayo with Mr..
". Il. Moncure. Miss Minnie Weisiger
with Mr.. Lacy Fendley. Miss Carrie
Walden with Mr.. r. +. owen. Miss Elise
Taylor with Mr.. II. Prison, Miss Matte
Gillock with Mr. III. Bate. Miss Eula
Holt with Mr.. ". +. Merchant. Miss Susie
Holland with Mr.. ": W. Friend. Miss
Miss BESSIE Webb with Mr. w II. owen.
Miss Robertson with Mr.. X. T. Minor.
Miss Hunt with Mr.. Il. T.. Gray, Miss
Mamie with Mr. Logan Porter, Miss
Kennon with Mr.. W. VI. Morris Miss
Kittie Morris with Mr.. y. l.. Broadnax,
Miss Susie Morris with Mr.. Robert
French.
Stays were: Messrs. Herbert owen.
Greedy Carter. J. Hobson. Thomas Smith.
Emmett Weisiger. Wills Puliam, VIII
liam Morris. and Augustine Royail.
The chaperons were. Mesdames r. W.
Weisiger, -. Drewry, George Cray An
drew r. Smelling. Mayo. ana Turpln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

The following IS the committee which
will leave on Friday evening for Baiu-
more. 10 act as an escort OF honor 10 the
remains OF Colonel Lewis y. Williams.
which will bc brought 20 this city for
interment. Col W II. Palmer Capt j..
i. Reeve. Col. r. L. Maury. Ar. William
Harper Dean. Mir Enyson IS. Martin.
Mr w r. Woody Capt. q. y. Loehr. Mr.
W. r. Pumphry. NJ l.. ; Robins. Air. a.
j. Vaughan. Mr.. James r. Vaughan. and
the following committee from Pickett
Camp: Messrs r. y. Northen, r. j..
Winston. and $. l.. Yates.
An other members Of the odd First "
who desire 10 20 10 Baltimore. with the
committee are requested 10 notify the
secretary. Captain Charles 7 Loehr
Captain Fred. NJ Colston. OF the Mary
land Confederate Society. has notified
Captain Charles r. Loehr. the secretary
OF the "Oid First" that The body Of
Colonel Lewis - Williams has been iden-
titled and ordered 10 be boxed and made
ready for shipment. He stated that Sat
urday. the 18th. will suit the Baliimoreans
20 receive the delegation OF the "Old
First" and Pickett Camp.
The interment may take place next
Sunday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

HOT SPRINGS. VA. Feb. ll.-Spe-
cial.-Friday night masquerade ban
was given in the solarium OF the hatn-
house at <ot Springs. under the manage
ment OF Messrs. 4. NJ. Sunson, {. l..
Mcdonald, W. y. Davis, and G. j..
Akers.
The party I'm their variously designed
and brilliant costumes marched into the
solarium about o'clock. led by Mr. A..
NJ. Stinson and Miss Ida Warren. The
dancing then began and continued until
1870. when the masks were removed.
Elegant refreshments were served later
in the night. after which a short inter
val was given. wherein those who were
sentimentally inclined could arrange
tete-a-teie. In which TO whisper their
sweet nothlnss before the dancing was
resumed.
The following are the ladies who were
present and the characters. which they
impersonated: Misses Ida Warren.
Morning, Belle Warren. Gypsy; Florence
Pole, Night. Edith Pole. Pocahontas;
Mamie Pole, Rainbow: Daisy Pole For
get-Me-Not Aiene Burk, Queen Of the
Gold Mine; Bettie Mcdonald. Shepherd
ess; Jennie Mcdonald. Persian Lady.
Eliza McClintic. Dawn. Emma McClintic,
Martha Washington. Emma Woodselle.
a Grecian. Chaperons-Mesdame II.
5. Pole and J. W. Wallace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

4 regular meeting OF the Central Trades
and Labor Council was held last nlShl
in Ellett's Han. J. u. Doherty, president 10
in the chair. with Mr.. 7. L. Dorm act
Ing in his capacity as secretary.
Credentials were received from the
BLACKS miths" Timers. aud Altruridn As
s,Inhly. |. q. Knights OF Labor
\ bin for the protection OF the lives OF
persons In and AROUND stedm-pohef
plants was presented from the Central
Trades and Labor Union Of Southeastern
Virginia for the endorsement OF inc
Council. The matter was referred 10
the Legislative Committee.
The officers presented very NOurlshlnS
reports for the past term
The Councils Legislative Committee
made a lengthy report concerning the
bills now being considered by the Legis-
laturo in the interest OF labor.
The Council decided 10 place the bill
FOR the establishment OF a Bureau OF
Labor Statistics In the hands OF Mr..
Sands for introduction in the Senate.
The following Officers were duly in
stalled: President. J. Il. DOherty. Re
cording Secretary. T. Il. Dorm: Financial
Secretary. NJ. T. Murphy. Treasurer. G.
j. WITS. Sergeant-at- Arms, Harry Mid
QletOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

The benefit TO Doe given Billy Ward.
the minstrel az The Academy next Fri
day night. will Dee in its every feature
ENJOYABLE. Among the most attractive
numbers Of the programme are The i0l-
Lowing. Max Posner. in monolOgue. 7.
n sale Indian clubs. Norwegian Mando-
lin club. Frank Cosby, director. imperial
Ouartette. John A. Ward. pugiilat and
his trainer. Tom Moran. showing methods
OF training etc. Frank Cunningham,
Johnnv Rvan. Miss Evans. ln "a recita-
lion. Billy ward and his wife. in a one
act sketch "The Senator from Texas DO
and Baby Rosa Ward. precocious miss
who executes a serpentlne dance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
PRETTY HoWh WEDDING.
DR.. Robert ID. Tucker Makes MISS MARY
ewisGrubbs His Bride.

4 pretty home wedding took place al
$3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon when
Dr. Robert Daniel Tucker and Miss Mary
Lewis Grubbs were married, at the resi-
deuce " the brides father. Mr. John
Lewis Grubbs. No. 1907 west Franklin
street. by Rev. George Cooper ID. y.
The bride was handsomely gowned M
striped satin en- train with tule veil
fastened with orange blossoms. and car
ried brides roses
The maid OF honor. Miss Emily Frank
lin Johnson. Of Washington. u. c.. was
gowned in pink organdle. The brides
maids. who were Miss Berenice Tucker
Of Powhatan county. sister o. the groom.
Miss Bessie Sydnor Miss Ida n. lips
comb. and Miss clara Ward Of Brook
Ism. were dressed in gowns Of white ana
pink organdle. and carried bouquets OF
carnations and maiden-hair ferns.
The ushers were Messrs. ". ". sgd
nor. Benjamin Grubbs curtis Courtroom
and Moses Swami. Of Powhatan county.
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with palms and pink carnations.
After the wedding Dr. and Mrs. Iuckes
left for a Southern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

Annual Convention Of the scottish Rite Of
Irsemaronry NJ II. Adams.

The Annual Conventur Of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freema-
sorry began Yesterday afternoon at 81.
Adams Hail. Tine degrees Of perfection
were conferred on a number OF candi-
dates. Among the candidates were two
from Newport News and one from Dan
vile.
This afternoon The degrees OF the Rose
CroiX chapter will be- conferred. supper
will be- served 40 o'clock, and a.
O'Clock the degree of Grand Pontif will
be- given in fun form
The work Of the evening will con-
clude with tho Princes OF Libanus or
Royal Axe Nwonty-second degree. The
twcnty-sixth and thirtieth degrees Will
be conferred IN full form tomorrow.
Many skilled Masons took part in tho
ceremonies yesterday. Among those pres
cnt were Captain John +. Mayer, pro-
fessor ". -. English. G.. 4. Nesbitt.
Rev. DIT Carmichael $. r. Crowder,
William Ryan Charles Fitzwilson. ,. y.
Dennis. Rev. ~ Van Houten, Rev. Pres
ton Nash. and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 1l.-Scott JACK
son and Alonzo Waliing. charged with
the murder OF Pearl Bryan, viii prob
ably be removed 10 Newport jail shortly.
The requistiOn papers Will probably De
honOred within a few days.
The iail IN Newport is "A ramshackle
frame building There have been con-
tinued threats Of lynchlng. and an or
ganization OF five hundred men Is saib
lynch them There l. no militia either
I'm Covingt0n or Newport and the near
ast state soldiers are az Lexington. The
danger that the jail viii be stormed Is
thought - b serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Docf0rS In Discussion.

There was a fun attendance az the
regular meeting Of the Academy OF Medi .
cine and Surgery last night al theif
rooms. at the Y VI. G. 4.
on account OF the unavoidable absence
Of Dr.. Paulus 4. irving the discussion OF
the leading subject OF the evening was
postponed. A..
Interesting cases were repoi''u dnh ~, IL
cusse5 bv ne following gentlemen. DrS.
J. Allison Hodges. William ;. Gordon, w.
" Parker. J. ". Tong. BeazeIeg, rt ,,
Gin. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Jordan; EdwaruS
Nrginius Harrison. John +. Nood"aI"'
NlinlalN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
PnKsoN4Lf SD GENERAh.
Interesting Facts About Richmond. Citi-
yeus and other Matters.

Mr.. James NJ Valentine has gone 70
New York on a business trip Of one
week.
The Henrico County Court was in scs-
sion Yesterday. but only several uuimpOr-
tant civil cases We're heard.
In the city Circuit Court YESTERDAY
plea was entered in the case OF Rothert
< 90. against Lillian Williams.
The Rev. George W. Brown. rector OF
St Thomas church Norfolk. ana his
wife are stopping al the Jefferson.
With the exception of several fair spe-
cialists the performance OF Black crook
an the Academy last night was worse
than moor. The audience were very much
disgusted at the performance. IL VIII be
repeated al the matinee to-day ana To-
night
Nothing further has been heard Of the
two bows. Robert Le Cler and Hammy
Mccoy. who LEFT town together saturday
Their parents are anxiously seeking some
news of their whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

Georsianna smith Accidentally Wounded
by Richard Coleman.


About II o'clock last night the ambu-
lance was summoned 10 the corner OF
Ash and Poplar streets IN Fulton. where
Or. Parker found Georgiana Lewis.
colored woman, badly shot IN the face.
II appears that the woman had gone 10
the house where three colOred brothers
named Coleman lived TO carry them their
washing. Two OF the men We're playing
with a pistol, when 1T WAS accidentally
discharged. tho bullet taking effect in
Georgiana's face. one inch behind and
below the left eye II passed entirely
through her face. and was ont ont by
DR. Parker. just below the right eve.
Tho pistol was a 3S-calibre weapon. At
n late hour last night the woman was
resting quietly, and was not thought 10
be in danger.
Richard Coleman was the one who held
the pistol when D. was discharged. The
shooting was entirely accidental, and no
arrest was made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

A meeting OF the creditors OF Mr..
James Y. Pace was held yesterday morn
ing at IL o'clock at the Planters Bank
and some time spent in discussing
final arrangement OF his affairs Inc
meeting was private. and no Official IN
formation as to what action was taken
could BE- obtained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
\ Primary for Stanton

STATNTON. VA, Feb. ii.-Special.--
After hotly-contested fight lasting over
thirty days with a mass-meeung oi
citizens. and a mass meeting primary,
the question Of Democratic primary was
decided to-day. by vote OF 3D2 for
primary. and li1 against - primary. This
makes II certain that the spring CAM
paign viii bc q hot ono
The vote Of the city is 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
DR.. William :. Armstrong.

ATLANTA. GA. Feb. l1-Dr William
A Armstrong. president OF Atlanta's
Board OF Health. died suddenly this al
ternoon while attending iaeeting OF
the trustees OF the Grady Hospital The
meeting was held at the hospital
DIR. Armstrong was attacked by ssart
failure while sitting at the table with
his associates and friends and died In
few MINUTES. Two OF his most intimate
brother physicians sat beside him when
he was attacked by the malady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
RfTES 10 RICHHOND.
Southern Passenger Agents Consider Rates
for the MAY Celebration.

TAMPA. FLA. Feb. 1.-THE annual
convention OF southern Passenger Agents.
Association met this morning az Tamuu
BAY Hotel. with about thirty representa-
uve railroad mon IN attendance Among
those present were Colonel b. Is. Nrenn.
passenger traffic manager of the pam
system. ". a. Turk. OF the Southern
railway. and e.. =. AtmOre. OF the Louis
VILE and Nashville railroad.
Nothing decisive was done other IMAM
organization. Immediately after supper
Tonight the association again went into
session. Among the questions that are
90 be- brought up is that Of reduced rates
for the May military celebration ~ Sa-
vannah. one for Richmond. Va, ana also
for Jacksonville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Dia-
mOndS Seized

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Feb. 11.-One
OF the largest seizures OF diamonds by
the customs officers OF the United states
was effected to-day on board OF the Red
Star Line steamship Rhinelsnd. AID
$4,000 worth OF gems. and Captain Loes-
witt. master OF the steamship. Is charged
with Illegally attempting 10 bring the
diamonds into the country. and warrant
for his arrest VIII be issued tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
THE "LITING CHESS."
II VIII be Made Brilliant Social
Event.

Society is all agog over the beautiful
Living Chess" which is 10 be presented
at the Academy on Saturday evening
Tor the benefit OF the ola Dominion
Hospital.
This kind n entertainment is an .nnO-
walton in this city and is being eagerly
looked forward To by many.
The occasion Will be- made a brilliant
social event. Tho musical part OF the
programme Will be under the charge o.
sir. Louis pizzini. which insures ITS suc-
cess.
There will be a rehearsal or the Living
Chess" IN the basement Of the Academy
this afternoon at o O'Clock sharp. \
fun attendance is earnestly requested.
Seats for the entertainment VIII De
on sale al the Academy Friday morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

nearby Sunday-school superintendent pc
came so incensed at the discovery OF SUN
loss last Sabbath evening. inat u.
called his dogs together and. ailer
aged TO tree" the depredator, when
he soon dispatched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

ma a 81 A., ia residence 9. his uncle.
r. r. Rotsrts. inj south Third street.
!. ARCHER ROBERTS. son OF John A.
Roberts, OF clifton Forge. Va, IN me
Funeral At ~ o'clock TO-DAY from
the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Property Tan>ier,

c-hmh % RI feet on Franklin street.
soithwesr corner Nineteenth. goo
W q. Neal 10 Joshua Smith, - 10 feet
ON easf silc Second street between Canal
and 3ytl $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

The funeral o., the late Mrs Emily
Brown took place from DR.. Hose's church
sSs Az Or asIs
uyes and friends were nyesent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
DR. ciMPBELL CHOSEN
Secretary and General Agent Of the Bible
society Of Virginia.

The Board Of Managers Of the Bible
Society Of Virginia. al a meeting last
evening. decided 10 combine the Offices Of
secretary and general agent. and elected
10 the position the Rev. " 4. Campbell,
-. -. He succeeds the late n. l.. -.
Walforl I'M the office nf sccretarE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Congressman Elicit Better.

~ o'clock this morning Concrcssmen
Tszewell EN,.ts condition We greatly
improved, and he Wa rcst!Hg quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
Strawberries al the jefferson

The guests OF the Jefferson Hotel were
,urpristd and delighted 10 find straw
berries unln tsr dinner IN OF fare a,
that hous. r. q lf a. evening, emo ~
faro 49, ceiciogs berries were high
enjoyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

Among the guests OF the Jefferson Hotel
prominent attoSpsy.st-law Of that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

People often wonder why their nerves are
so weak; why they get tired 50 easily;
why they start at every slight but
sudden sound; why they do NOT sleep
naturally; why they have frequent
headaches indigestion and
PaIpitation Of the Heart.
The explanation is simple. 1t is found In
that impure blood which is contin-
ually feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead OF the elements OF strength ana
vigor In such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deeden and
donot cure. Hood's Ssrsaparilla feeds
the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion, self
control, vigorous health, and IL the
true remedy for all nervous troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

Ms. Mary McDonough. relict Of James
McDOnouch, died at her home Monday
night
The funeral will take place from St.
Patrlcks church to-day al 10 a. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
OBITt AIRY.
CananR T. Potts.

Captain r. T.. Potts. who passed away
i'm Greensboro. y. e., 40 the siNty-seventh
year OF his age. was Tor more thirty mir
~ tears connected with the Southern Ex-
uress Company. 4 few years ago he Was
retired On full pay. He leaves widow
and three sons-Alessrs c. r.. John d.,
ana r. L. Potts. OF this city.
The funeral vas held IN Petersburg yes
4.rF.t+ frnrrfrc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12
THE CASE sUEMITTED.

After q few more witnesses had been
called and had testified, the attorneys On
tie case announced that they would sub
nit the case without argument.
Judge organ then informed Solomon
Marable that he also could make the same
motion and be would consider it with
the others. The Judge then announced
that be would render his decision IN the
morning.
There was nothing az an OF a sensational
character 10 delight the audience-nO
spats between opposing counsel, on the
contrary, the proceedings were OF very
qulet nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-12

1T was formerly complaint. well
founded. not vet completely removed.
against the English universities. thai lite
rary or classical training was encouraged
10 the neglect Of the teaching OF the
sciences rigid and narrow curriculum.
,t,Stricting stuC.es Rifbin SteIeOtypcd
forms and depressing Al prophecy al
natural bent. was foi a past age and for
arbitrary government when iie Irvine
right Of an elect few was the accepted
creed in church and State. European
governments are promoting technical in
struction for the Improvement OF indus
tries France. Germany, and oYner coun-
tries have made large provision for higher
technical instruction The endsayor 10
ABBY scientific education 10 new methods
for Increasing and beautifying the pro-
ducts OF human labor has been 10 sue
cessful in England. and the connection
between the technical education OF the
people and their commercial prosperity
Is 80 well understood and appreciated
that the report OF the Royal Commission
on Technical Instruction in lse2. states
shat no portion ~ the national sxpen9-