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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-06
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

,CRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE or
l. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
ABOUT THREE ACRES OF LAND
IN PLAN OF WALNUT HILL AID
JOINING HIGHLAND PARK on THE
NORTH.
In execution of q deed Of trust from
Rosa j. Relnhart and husband dated
July T. 1895. duly recorded IN Clerks Of
fee Of Henrico County Court, d. 3. 1i5,
A page 221 / will sell by auction on the
premises on
MONDAY. JULY II. 1895
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. the above mentioned
property The dwelling is I'm nice order,
conveniently arranged. with about ten
rooms, baths hot and cold water and
many other conveniences There is also
a large stable and barn upon the lot,
also a nice young orchard.
TERMS: Enough in Cash TO pay cost
Of sale, $2.35 10 pay cost of recording
deed. ten notes OF SIS each, dated July
/. 1898. payable at 80. 36, 80. AZ, A., As, o.
g. 81. and 60 months after date with
interest on each note from maturity and
a note for $1,000 with interest on same
from July s. 1895 the residue payable
upon such terms as may be announced
by grantois in said deed at hour Of sale.
upon their failure TO give such directions
the trustee will require the residue to
be paid at and y months from day Of
sale Credit payments to be evidenced
by notes with interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed.
HENRY r. POLLARD,
Trustee.
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Virginia. Richmond.
NIcCARE'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

The thirty-fourih annual session OF this
school for boys begins September 20. le'is.
Virrini9 Vale Harvard. United States
Military and Naval Academies. ana the
leading Engineering schools. Full star.
Boarding Department strictly limited.
For catalogue address ..
w. GORDON McCABE,
ju3O- tn su wod3mo Head Master
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DIR. WORTHINGToN, LEADING sPE-
ciajfst IN Baltimore. succe SSfully treats
ali Female Complaints and lrfegular-
ties Private sanitarium. Trained
nurses Treatment guaranteed. Office.
Dos east Fayette street. Baltimore. Nd
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DlssoLUrIoNoF PARTNER SHIP.

Richmond. Va. July .. 1SJs.
n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
" DISSOLUTION Of the firm OF NJ.
MILLHISER * co.
The business heretofore conducted by
said firm will De continued by the under
signed surviving members. who have
formed a new cO-partnership under the
firm name Of VI. MILLHIsER y co.
GUSTANUS MlLLHlSER,
$. HIRSH
r.. MlLLHlSER. Jy3-3t
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-MaIe.

-~~~---~-~-~-~-~- ~-~--~-~~--~-~------ 100
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN EXPE-
rienced as cashier and accountant Tor
large corporation. a position Of respon-
sibiity with some reliable firm or com
pany. Well posted on office manage
ment. Has large and influential bust
ness acquaintance. Best or references ,.,
Address EXPERT, care Of Times office.
jy6-tf
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IIOOLS.
Washington and Lee University
LEXINGTON. VA.
VIM. L. WILSON, IL. D., Preside Mt.

Academic, Engineering and Law De-
partments. Additions for next session:
one professor four lecturers; new school
tory. Expenses very moderate. Opens
SEPTEMBER oth. For catalogue address
the president. jy5-1m
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-
Richmond and Petersburg X. X. -
Richmond. Va. June 10, le5s.
OF GENERAL ME- i4NG ~ Dt
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MoND AND PETERSBU KAlL-
ROAD COMPANY.-Nouce Is hereby
given that a general meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Richmond ana re- st5
tersburg Railroad Company viii be held
at the general office OF the company, in
the city Of RichmoRHGdir 8 ns 81 zen tSe
goth day OF July. A. u. 1898, for the
purpose Of considering and acting upon
the matter OF the consolidation OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company and the Petersburg Railroad
Company under an act of the General
Assembly Of Virginia. approved March
J. 1895 entitled IAN act TO authorize
the consolidation Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company and the
Petersburg Railroad Company. and to
change its name 10 the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company Of Virginia"
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. r. JONES.
te15-td Secretary.
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NUNNTNT IUTIFIISNIlnFF,
ilysai2li ls-5t Address Norfolk, Va.


Anderson. and als..............D Defendants.
In the Chanccry Court OF Richmond.
4. Charles O. saville. Clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required Of
the Social Commissioner by the decree
a. said cause of June 20 1880 has been
duly given. and I further certify that
Inc said decree OF June. 81 1850. dispensed
with any further or additional bond from
said Special Commissioner under any de-
cree subsequently, entered In said cause
Given under my hand. this "a day OF
guly, 1875. CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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Richmond Female Seminary,
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
MRS. II. @. PEY1ON. Associate.

JOHN H. POWELL. Principal
MRS. Il. G.. PEY1ON. Associate.
The twenty-hfth session OF This BodIq-
Ing and Day School will begin TIL KS
DAY. September -. ls9S. ana close June
Department the course OF instruction y
thorough and complete. and the best ana
most approved methods. employed. for
catalogue apply 40 bookstores ana 10
the principal. ly"-su'N'-II'ih
RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN.S col
I,FGE Endowed FOR higher education.
Laboratories for Chemistry, physics
biology and Psychology. Gymnasium.
An modern appliances. Endowment re-
duces cost OF course 10 $3.50. Address
WN. NJ. SMITH A. NJ. Ii. D.. Presi-
dent. Lynchburg. Va. lyl-eodl9t
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OPIUM; 4: &. S:: S' e; J:
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Orkney SPRINGS and Baths.
IN THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS.
800 FEET ELENAIlON.
OPEN JUNE lST.

Capacity for $50 guests. For circulars,
etc, concerning present management adj
dress j. WLSI ALbhlDbEl
ie16-1u Orkney Springs Va.
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pEKsONAIS.

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HOW TO BECOME
Lawful PHYSICIANS. LAWYERS,
DENTISTS OR PHARAA-
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Lock-BOx 1af
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SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING OF
5. CLLMAN'S SON.
Read how cheap we are selling every
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BY Charles a. Rose
Real Estate and Loans
II North Tenth Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il FRAME STORE AND DWELLING
COMBINED NO 81 WEST CANAL
STREET, CORNER OF ADAMS
AND CANAL STREETS.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the VIRGINIA
will be held at the principal office OF
the company. No. ] Exchange Place.
Jersey City. County Of Hudson. State OF
New Jersey. al 2 o'clock I'm the after
noon on JULY 20. 1895 this being the
first Wednesday after the 18th day OF
JuIv). In accordance with Article 1. Sec
ton /. Of the bylaws
~. STRUDWICK.
te22-we4t Secretary.
EIKs. ATTEND 4 REGULAR SESSION
OF RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. b. p.
O. ELKs THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING AZ $50 o'clock Business OF great
importance 10 he considered
BY order +. r.
r. =. a. BURKE.
iy6-1t Secretary.
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Richmond. va. July p 1898.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
~ DISSOLUTION Of the firm Of MILL
HISER MANUFACTURlNG COMPANY.
The business heretofore conducted py
said firm will be continued 10y the under
signed. surviving members who nave
formed a new cO-partnership under the
firm name OF MILLHISER MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. -
GUSTAVUS MILLHISER,
s. HlRSH.
r.. MILLHISER.
iy3--3t CLARENCE MILLHlSER.
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- PEcIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AND
NEAR YORKTOWN. VIRGINIA.
By virtue Of several DEGREES entered on
June % 1880 March 4th. 1890. February l,
1895. April ?. 1895. and June S, 1898. re-
spectively. by the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond in the suit therein
pending wherein the Dismal swamp Land
Company, suing, etc, is plaintn, ana
Robert Andersons personal representa-
tive and Others. are defendants, ] shall
cell at public auction, at the courthouse
OF York county in Yorktown, Va on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY.
1885
that beipg County Court Day, at u
O'Clock NJ. the following property:
J. A parcel Of land containing . acres.
5 roods and 80 poles. adjoining the lot
sold Edward Billups, near yorktown. be
ing the same purchased by Joseph II.
Thomas. July 6. 1ss2. This lot is 10 be
sold at the cost and expense of Joseph
IL Thomas.
.. a parcel OF land containing sid
acres, lying on the county road southerly
from and near Yorktown, being the same
purchased By c. II. Allen July 6. 1852.
This parcel is 10 be sold at the cost and
expense OF Charles H. Allen.
2. A parcel Of Land containing % acres.
by Semples survey lying along the
South Of the Williamsburg road near
Yorktown. being the same purchased by
Major Dennis July 6, 1852. This parcel IS
20 be sold 20 the cost and expense OF
Major Dennis.
4 A parcel Of Land containing acres.
hear Yorktown. being the same purchas-
ed by Daniel Tucker July "a 1852. This
pense OF Daniel Tucker.
A tract or parcel OF land near York
town, known as Monetts and Elliotts.
containing l2l acres, more or less, pur-
and transferred 10 A. J. Ford, trustee
for NJ L. Ford This tract extends along
the York river 10 the Moore Farm. and
has a beautiful and valuable water front;
This parcel Is 20 be sold at the cost and
expense OF A. j. Ford. trustee.
g. A tract or parcel OF land containing
S25 1-2 acres BY semple's survey. lying on
the south side Of the Williamsburg road.
cd by a. J. Ford trustee for Nj. =. Ford.
on August J. 1859. This parcel Is 10 be
sold al the cost and expense Of a. j.
:. Lot No. ls7 on the plan Of York
s tract or parcel o. Land containing
u acres. being that part OF Terrapin
Point marked on the plat Jonas Wash
ingfOn" and the same which was suisse
Quently purchased by Jacob Banks. This
parcel Is 70 be sold at the cost and ex-
pense Of Jacob Banks.
Q All OF the tract known as Tcrrapin
Point. now remaining unsold containing
ah0nf is1 acres.
TERMS: One-third OF tho purchase
money for each LOT or parcel OF land to
be paid an cash and the balance ia two
equal instailments. PAYABLE one and two
years respectively after the day OF sale
with interest thereon from the day Of
sale. for which the purchasers shall give
bonds ana the title shall be retained
until the further order - tho court.
WILLIAM w OLD
Special Commissioner
jlyeai2lils-5t Address Norfolk. Va.
Dismal swamp Land Co... Plaintiff
against, ..... co.. 60. &c. ..-............
Anderson. and als.............D Defendants
In the Chanccry Court OF Richmond
4. Charles O Savine Clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required of
L. en..-uL lnmrn .l.nnr hA Tho Aa.rn..
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
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BY John T. Goddin e. Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

III RUSTEEs AUCTION SALE OF \
J. DESIRABLE LOT WITH A SMALL
FRAME DWELLING THEREON 1Noo.
I'D. ON EAST SIDE OF LAUREL
STREET. IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
'CATLlN'S FLOWER GARDEN
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust 70
The undersigned. bearing date on May l.
1896. recorded in Clerks office OF Rich-
mond Chancory Court. default having
beer made In the payment Of portion
OF the debt secured therein, and being re.
uuired so to do by the beneficiary. l VIII
sell at public auction or the premises on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 9. 1893,
~ $50 o'clock 7. NJ. the above described
property. The lot fronts 20 feet on east
side Of Laurel street, and runs back with
in parallel lines, las feet TO a 2O-toot aley,
and has on Il a small frame dwelling III
good repair, containing three rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost
OF executing this trust. all taxes which
are due. and TO DISCHARGE the following
notes. one for S525. with interest thereon
from June 10 1896, and the other tor 500
(subiect 10 a credit OF S9s), with interest
thereon from January L. 1897. and the
balance. II any. on terms which VIII be
announced at sale.
EDGAR ALLAN. JR. Trustee.
ju30-id
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LAUREL STREET NJ. +. SUNDAY
school will give It's annual picnic at
Buck Roe Beach, Tuesday. July Il. 1898.
Train leaves G. & O. depot at S:l5 a. m;
Leave Buck Roe Beach Z p. m. Adults.
500: Children 50 cents.
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EXCURSIONS.

~N~~y~~~~-~--0->-@ ---~-~-~-----r~--~-~~0'
EXCURSION To VIRGINIA BEACH
The ladies OF Grace Episcopal church
will run am Excursion Train 10 Virginia
Beach on TUESDAY, July l2th' leaving
tba Union Depot AT 5 \. NJ. and re-
turning. leave the Beach az Z i. NJ.
The train will run through TO the Beach
without change of cars. Tickets Tor the
round trip. Sl.2J. Tickets can be had
from \. G.. Briggs 2O4 Harrison street
= Brires ~ east Main street; }. NJ.
Fourouroan a. Co.. 1l3 east Broad
street. George NJ West CO., S3i east
Main street, and az the train.
jyG-we fr.su
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" RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
That DESIRABLE Two-sToRY DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
Q6l9. on
s{oRTH SIDE OF HANOVER. BE-
TWEEN VINE AND WAL
NUT STREETS.
CONTAINING NINE ROOMS AND ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
In execution OF a certain deed OF trust.
bearing date on 1st June. 1893. 10 tne
undersigned. trustees. recorded In clerk
office OF Richmond Chancery Court IN
-. Is. l54 a. page Al, default having oeen
made In the payment OF 4 portion OF me
debt secured therein. and being Tequired
so 10 do by the beneficiary. We nil SELL
al public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. JULY Z, ls9o'
at $50 o'clock. p, NJ. the. above property,
PARCEL or LAND. with the BRICK
DWELLING (No 1919 thereon. lying
and being In city OF Richmond Va on
north side OF Hanover street. between
follows: Commencing at point on the
north side OF Hanover street. li5 feet yt2
Inches west OF IT'S intersection with the
west line OF Vine street thence running
westwardly along and fronting on Han
over street % feet Oh inches and extend
ing back from said front northwardly
between parallel lines 10 feet 2 inches 10
an alley In common 20 feet wide
TERMS Cash enough 10 pay costs or
executing this trust. all taxes which are
due. and 20 discharge two notes one for
$4,000 and the other for $50, with in
terest on both from June ]. 1885. and the
residue IN one and two years, for negotla-
BILE notes interest added. and secured
by deed Of trust.
JOHN T. GODDIN.
JAMES W. ANDERSON.
iyl-td trustees
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AUCTION sALEs-,-Future Days.

AIIIIUN NAIEN-~-F utUre Days.
>>-~~~-~S~~~~~e~~~~~~-~|~~O
- PECIAL COMMISSIONER SALE
- OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AND
NEAR YORKTOWN. VIRGINIA.
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BY John T. God6in g. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

and white funnel and. moreover. she was
owned by n peel, OF the realm.
A last dcspairing hail came over tho waters,
aYes, haven't 1 told youi Lord Martin.
You'll know 10 better when you're next in
port" O.
And that was tho last word. The gunboat
turned and steamed out after them, hut her
turning circle was large and her speed slow.
By midday she was hull down Rstcrn; by even
ing her mast trucks were undor the water.
Carnforth struttbd. the deck complacently.
Rather u gorgeous blur. eh, skipper he said
You're tho only man on this ship that could
have done it" said Kettle ndmiringly. 1T
takes a parliamentary education TO lie like
that"
Again the silence grew between them and
then Carnforth said musingly, II wonder who
that Cambridge mar wasi'
HE scemed TO hate you pretty tenderly."
HE did that. ! suppose / must have played
some practical Joke on him. Well. ] know I
used TO bo np to all sorts or larks In those days,
skipper, but that's long enough ago now, and oil
that sort of fooljshness * past"
Capt. Kettle laughed. Have you done with
pearl poaching, sirl Or arc You going. to have
another try AT III But don't paint out the name
Of your ship next time. II that Jap had had the
eyes OF Il mole hc'd have seen the change and
he'd have taken his chances and frcd. Gov.
l., c. ,Walthrop Is no name for an English
milord'H yacht"
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sPEo1MENs OF FRENCH JUSTICE.
A e;rowiaE Impreasion That Il 10 Discreeter to
Murder than to Criiicise the Army.

A GrowiaE Impresaion That II us Discreeter te
Murder than to C~riticise the Army.
PARIS. March 4.-During the trial OF lola in
the Court of Assizes other French courts were
as active as ever. Notwithstanding the fact
that their proceedings attracted very little at.
~tention. Zola's jury sentenced him to one
years Imprisonment. Here is the record of yer.
diets of the other juries during the momentous
fortnight
Jules Delapierrc, 81 years old. tried for the
murder Of his mistress's husband. jean Outlet.
The murder was confessed and unregretted.
Marie Lemay, "a years old. tried for the muir.
der OF Raoul Fournoy. whom she had never seen
before she killed him in the street. She was
Edouard Noyelle.. % years old. tried for the
murder OF his brother.in. law. whom he hated.
Murder premeditated and atrocious. Murder
mile Blanchard. "a years old. and Jacques
an innkecper's wife and the serious manning
of the man himself. The attack was wholly
drinks. Murderers acquitted.
Louis Lalievre. a pensioned policeman. tried
fSr 'f ies % " be mqeSsn Ef 2 M mSa Tho seq wite 9e
Nictorine .Soton. 81 years old. tried for the
murder of six new. born children. in completely
with her lover. Guilty; sentenced to five years
Marie LHnEnillat, y years Oh, tried for stEan.
Guilty; sentenced TO five years Imprisonment.
Lucic Dubois. % years old, tried for binding
with vitriol the Marquis d'Imbleval. Acquit.
ted.
Armand Hainselin. 80 years old. tried for the
murder of his wife. Guilty; sentenced to prison
for life.
Aiphonse Coouelard, % years old, tried for the
murder of his mistress. Guilty; one years i'm
prisonmcut.
Jean Perrot, 10 years old. tried for throwing
his mistress out of q fourtb-story window.
Guilty: sentenced to six months Imprisonment,
but sentence suspended.
Claude Blond. J5 years old. tried for killing
his aged father by torture which lasted several
hours. Guilty; sentenced to prison for life.
Matthew Rallu. 81 years old. tried for the
brutal murder of a girl Is years old. Guilty
sentenced to Jail for ten years.
Pierre Collaort, 10 years old. tried for beat
ing Out the brains OF a 76.year-old woman.
whom he robbed. Guilty: twenty years at
hard labor.
Fcrnand Dcslandcs. 81 years old. tried for the
ten years in jail.
ThGophiic Brulon. 35 years old. tried for the
murder ola 7O-year.old woman, into whose
house 10 had broken for robbery. Guilty; six
years at hard labor.
Paul Gaudet, tried for the murder OF his wife
In jealous rage. Guilty; eight years at hard
labor.
Jean CassaGne. a tavern keeper. tried. for
tho murder OF an inoffensivc Italian. WHOSE
looks he did not like Acquitted.
These are but q few Of the many cases tried.
of course. but they are perhaps sufficient 10
indicate the grounds for an impression which Is
growing In Paris-that 1t Is discreeter to commit
murder thanit is to ~criticise the army.
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An OLD CHARLESTON srEEP1E.
The Bomb Found In IL and the Harbor Light
Tended By n sexton.

Tended By u sexton.
The all.pervadinG war talk and speculation as
to cannonading, bombardment, and the like. re-
calls an occurrence that interested Charleston
people about two years ago. Tho engineer in
charge of the Government works in Charleston
harbor had prevailed on the vestry Of ST. Philips
Church, in that city, TO allow a range light for
the harbor to be placed in the church steeple.
Workmen began the task Of making such altera-
lions in the old spire us were necessary. and. all
unexpectedly, the men came upon an unex.
ploded shell i'm beddcd in the woodwork.
BE extremely careful in handling it," was
the superintendent caution when the discov.
cry was reported to him. but the workmen did
not need such a warning. A royal infant, on
whose well-being the fate of nations depended,
was never lifted more tenderly and with such
care and solicitude.
The church stceplo is tall and the way leading
up to ii narrow and dark. Whether the souvenir
Of the war was lowered carthward over the
outer scntfolding or taken down and out
through the interior OF the church is not re.
corded. but, at any rate. the w0rkmen breathed
freer when 1t was well nut o: tneiE hands. and
they used their ham;ners less reek'essly while
loosened. for fear another unsupported shell
might Turk, beneath, the surface.
The shell YVES token 10 Fort sumter. This
ore. lodged in a church steeplc. and kept
tTImulthd anu. uuTDlHE ny u CnuTCn stNtOn-Dy
the identical old colorci sexton who ushers
strangers up the aisle on Sundays. sees after
funerals and chrlstenings and performs other
duties connected with his oince. When the
Government official first preached tho matter
OF making the sieeple 8 lighthouse tho
proposltion. II was a benevolent, a kindly
purpose. 1t was. true, but secular withhl.
TO lend the church for such purpose would he
TO an irreverent use. 1t. Philips Church is very
old. Its congregation is STEPPED in exclusive
conservatism. The people applauded the decis-
ion of tho vestry. The Government representa-.
tive. nothing damned, waited until things had
calnled down a little, and, then he urged the
matter again, making il plain 10 the vestry that
their stceplO was just in the exact spot where a
range light WAS most needed, that their sexton
should tend the light; that everything should
lie done TO preserve the dignity and p~lacidity
OF the ancient ediice, and indeed to improve
and repair It,, should occasion require. With
these stipulations the opposition Of certain
members Of the yestry, wac nj lenGt h withdrawn.
and now The ships TINT go up the hnrbOr at
night are guided by the light in the old Eteeple.
Old st. Philips spirc was always Just in range
line with the entrance OF the barbor. The
marksnen on the hattleships that bombarded
the city In the civil war always said that ST.
Philips steeple was the ~neatest target on the
coast. st. Micbael's WAS not three blocks ~ ay,
but that spire didn't answer the purpose so we'll.