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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
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sar %. OeneralsN erIammlnnB bes ne1t-
ldell, Standardization Gcntralz
Sereins lit Snoianapos
lis, Sn0iana.

Iuf Der pprjdbri9en General &erl a mn .
lung bes reutlhen, rbmtl6 : fatbDlil6en
eentral<VeretnS wurbe bic Stabt Snbid<
napplts, i'm @taate Snbtana our Mbbal<
tung Der bte5jdbri9en General : Gerlamm-
lung ees %9enarnten gereinS beittmmt, mel
DE gerfammluns am fl. @insifete, pen
9. Stunt 1878 tattfnben unb mdbrenp Der
nd6ffOlsenben BRET Sage tbre Stsunsen
balter tptrb. IS tperben baber ate benz
Gentral@ 8eretne berett5 etnperletbten ia
tbpltlhen 2pfal 8eretne erlll6t, ibre DELE
saten au bteler ~@eriamrtluns gu lenpen.
SD made auf f~cl9enben Sel61uB Der leg
ten @enera1 : ~gerldmmlun9 aufmerflam /:
@Qe 2pfal< @ereine pbne 1lnteri6teb, pb fe
einen Oeleeaten f6tden pber nt6t, lDIen
pentstens swet @O6en Dor GrDfnuns Der
General geriammlun9 tbre gertAte unb
tbre 2estttmatipn at ben correlppnbiren<
ben Sefretar einienben. Sd bite baber
~brtngenp, baB ale @eretne mir ipdteten5
Bis gum 25. Mat 1878 bic geri6te unb
bic 9e~stttnattcn etnfenben unter Der 80
refe: Sran3 9aefner, Buffalo, 81. 9.
geretne, fpet9e ft6 benz Central gereine
an3uiAlteBen wini6en, wpaen fi9 e1et6<
fdQs an ben ~pbensenannten ~eprreippnbiren<
ben Sefretdr, 9errn Sran3 9aefner, Sufa-
10, q. g., penben, unb tperben fe BON tbm
a1e nDtbtsen Snformattpnen empfansen.
Der 1lnterset6nete erlaubt ii6, int Suffrage
beS 6errn @rdiipenten unb Der lbrteen
geantter hes gentra1<gerein bic Mttelte>
Der Der 1dmmtli6en fatbDlti6en 9esenletti<
gen Neutrality-suspicious. aneei6lpfene
icfppb1 ais nt6t ansel6lcfene, Bel rteler
Ginlabuns sur @eneral<g eriammluns BE-
lpnberS barduf aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN, baB
In s~esenmdrtiser a3ett ntebr ais ie felt benz
neutrality-suspicious. Sefeben bes Cen
tra1<geretns bas gebIrfntB bteler Gerbtn=
but9 Der einSelnen fatbplt16en llnteritib<
un9s<geretne st eitem srpBen GanSen unp
Der Nuben ietres ~urlprunelt6en Strebens
unb .3ieles erfannt unb entpfunben ntrb.
Oa in Sp1se Der notwithstanding unb bes
bamit Yerbunbenen Nr%bettSmaneels stele
geretnsmit9lteber ii6 9enDtbi9t ieben, if
rem @pbnprt su we6ieln urb in entferrten
Staaten ulter Sremben ii6 ette nele Set
mdtb su iu6en, 70 fam bur6 btefe Srsa<
n"tiatipn BEN llntstebenben man6er gpr=
tbet1, Suite unb 8ettdnb in Der Nptt ut
She'll werben. DeBbal6 erpartet Der I'm
tersei6nete. baB au6 bic btesjdbrise Ser
Iammlute lit Snbtanapplts, Der f6bnen
6duptfabt be5 Stadte5 Snbtata, mte bic
fraberen etne fart beln6te unb 91dnsenbe
1etn wtrb. llnIere fdtbpltl6en Gloutens>
britber in Snbtanapplts baben, ME wir
pernebnen. beretts 9rpBartt9e Gprberettun<
gen setrpfen CUNT 9afttden Gmpfatse Der
6erren 9elesaten tnb anberer @eretns<
mttslteber, mel6e an Der gerinnm1ult9
tbetGnebnten perben. Stuf baher, mad Sn<
bianapp1t8 unit @fn9fen!
8ufa1p, ben II. Sebruar, 1878.
SIM Suffrage bes 9rdibentcn
Sran5 6~nefner,
eprrelp. Sefretdr be5 beutl6en,
rDmtl6<fatb. Gentral~Gereins
@elcbt iet Seius, Maria unb Spiepb!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

P4O,UI0,lOU
@uf bteiem Gtsentbum lafet etne 66ulb
son $4, ~, 500. Die i3ob1 Der fog. Sir
den be1duft ft6 auf 269. Sn Der p6teen
9umne tit bas Gisenttum Der %befanntet
retden yErtnttp gburd" nit etnbeertfen,
wel6es oIein einen 0ertb son $15, OOO, 900
reprdfentirt. Dteles Gisentbum fammt
aus Der 3ett ppr ben dntertfantI6en Srei>
bettsfrie9en unb wurbe Ser uGrtnttp Cor
pprattpn" BON Der Srrne Gn9lanbs 9e<
i6enft. Sdmals Bate Der @rtnb ttnb
Spben ment9 @ertb, benin es ftanben ant
6ubipn rur fpent9e 6duler. 6eute lit bic
1es Gtsentbum su Der enprmen 66be pben
9%enannter Surtme sefiesen. Der bpbe
Mertb bes Gt9entbums Der uGefprmeb
0nt9" erfldrt it6 auf dbnft6e 8etIe. Die
alien 8ntderbpder Samilten l6enften bic
fer Corporation So, 10000. Oaraus fclet,
pab bic Secten Nep <gprf5 in BEN lesten 25
bis 80 Sa9ren Elm &npttal BON $22, 1877
600 fir 8%tr6enspefe taar tesablt baben,
ttht 9ere6net bic enornen jdbrfi6en Nuse
ld9er, welde ft6 auf etne eben 70 bpbe
Sumrte, tpenn nt6t auf bas Opppelte be<
laufen mOeen.
Die 8atbpttfen Nep : gorfs BADEN SO
8trhen, wel6e etnen @ertb BON $11,176<
600 bdrtelen. Muf btelem Gteentbum ru6t
etne S4ulpenlaft BON $~3,O42,814. 5ple<
LTD baben bic &atboftfen In ben lebten 80
Sabren Elm germDsen ertpDrben BON 49,
1866. SSn bteler Sumrte ftnb nt6t nit
etnbe9rtfen bic 3ablretAen Gplesten, Sos
pttdler, Srbenstduler, @iple.
Wenn mir nun bebenfen, mas bic SO Sir
den Nep <gcrfS iebes Sabr 3u u~nterbalten
fpten, 70 fam man fid etne anndbernbe
gOrfeauns MAIDEN bon ben Spfern, tpe16e
bte &atbplifen tbrent @tauben alein In UNI
ierer Metropple sebra6t baben. 5reili6
baben au6 bic W~Dblbabenben un6 &et6en
9rDeen Mntbetl an bteier Suntme, aber BEN
BET @ettem sr6bten She'll BADEN bte Mrbet,
ter, Sami1tenSdter, Otenftbpten, iiberbdupi
9eute, bic BON tbrer 6dnbe @rbett Ieberl,
eripart unb auf ben altar bes @laubens
selest. (geretnsbpte.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Sod lebe Yapf2eoXIII

Iie Commemorate pro eligendo
oummo Pontifce lit in allen Me1en
5u beten bis CUR 8abl pe6 nerelt
Daplte8,
0te Seeli pr9er lperpen ote ibrer
Obbut anSertrauten 0ldubt9en atf
bieieS ~beipnbere 0ebet III Der Me0e
aufmerfiam Madden INN linen prtn=
9eno anetpfeblert, pob fte tbre 0ebete
nit ~penlent9en Der 9ansen Stride YerS
etni9en, ramtt bic Grleudtl.n9 uuo
2ettung pe6 VI. 0eiite5 in Ser Or
rp6blun9 zines Sberbauptes oer Sir
1e pbnalten mD9e.
Cine 5ra1ermlefle fit Die Sselenz
rube hes peritprbenen papites ptu5
TX. fpllte 1T alien pfarrftrden Ger
OtGsele 9ebalten werben unp spor su
elmer Stunoe, mann bic 0emelnpe am
belten betppbnen fal1n.
Iuf Gerprpnun9 be5 Sii6ofs.
=. Sbamlep,
Setretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Gas Gonelanc oher &ablzG oaegimm

Die Wabl be5 Na6fplsers pe5 +.
petru5 wurpe pom 9llter5 Der, neil
perIelbe eben rBmii1er 8ti6pf mar,
spn bern rDmtiden Gleru5 ppuspaen.
Oob berlelbe BET ptelem tNdpi6ttaen
0eddfte auf baS Dfentltde llrtbeil
Der 2atenwelt Niidltdt nabmL lag febr
nabe. 0pd er3dblt utts bic &irdeltz
9efdidte pab III ben Soften 100 Der
relt9tDie Stnn int Gplfe erfaltet urb
ait bic SteIe res fir6ltden Snterefe5
cas p%arteitnterelle 9etreten mar, Der
GtnFuB Der 2aten auf lie Napitwabl
lebr Serperbltd wurre. Die beftieen
Strettt9fetten, pelde bel bteler @elez
9enbett unter ben oprnebmett urb
md6tt9en 6amtlten enttanpen uno
nt6t ielten audi drserlt6e Muftrttte
u1ter ben Oienern eer Stride yerurz
ia6ten, bpten Der peltltden @epalt
etnen wtQfOmmenen NnlaB ii6 einsuz
miiden.
Den eriten GinsriT btefer art erz
laubte fi6 Der arianti6e &atier Gpnz
~tantius, wel6er ben redtmdstsenpapa
9tbertuS Dertrieb ur,p in Der perfpr
Geltr Ii. etnen @esenpapf einfeBte
Gin penfs &trdenrestment aber seFe'
ben BON Dem @efible tbrer 5pbei
bur6brun9ete1 weltlt6en Madtbos
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Die Sra1erfcierlidDfeit fir
Nnpif Nims TX.

gEie berett5 1T Sprt9er Drummer be-
merit wprpett, fanben tn ben &irden
bteiaer Stdpt feierltde Grauersottesz
btenfe fiir ZEN btn9eidiepeiten Yapit
Ntus TX. itatt. Sn Der G~at6eprale
celebrirte bp6p'i ter Serr Stihpf
@race ant Yprt9en Mittwph paS
Iroueramt a~liittrt Ypn Den hodm,
6erren 81. st. NYerM 6. Gatllet P.
@o(enttn Stimmler UNI s. Sbanlep.
9p6w'iter 81, Stidpf Srelonc belt
Die 5rauerprept9t ftellte cen Y%eritpr@
benen Yapit in fetner bcben SteQun9,
in fetl1en erfpl9> unb le9ensretden
Wtrfen ror 1tr1b f6tlperte Damn Den
1dweren &erluit melder bic 9arse foz
tbplti6e Gb%rtitenbett purd rem SOB
ibre5 Sberboupte6 betrpfen bat.
Sn Der beutiden Warto 5trmel@
fotrtfirde fotp Der Srauer9ptte5btenit
e~bcnfalS nit grocer Teterlidfett am
ppriaen 0pnnerl tag ltott, 6pdw. 2.
8alentin celebrtrte paS Iraueramt,
alNittrt Ypn zen boGw. 9erren GoiQet
STANLEY P. 2ubwt9 u1b P. Meinrar.
-5pdm. 2. Stmpltctu5 btelt bic 3ra,t1
erpreoi9t uno 9ab 1T perlelben ben,
@efitGle all9emetner 5rauer Der fatbpz
liI0en &trde tint ibren Yerltprtenen
Napit Nu6brtf.
Gpr pem et9entliden Srauersotte5@
btenlfe beteten Die bpdNn. Yatre5 rus
arose Grauer@S ffetum I'M Gbpr. Gin
nit brennetoen Sersen auS9eItatteter
.&otafalf mar nit Der pdpltlt6en Sta=
ra-etn &unitwerf peS 5rn. s. Stint
pel-9eidmidt.
Gn Der ct. MarYS Stride per u,,tez
rem Gtapt wlrpe rer Irauer9pttesz
otenlt am 6retta9 9ebalten uno btel1
baIelblt bp6w. Or. pfarrer Gatuet BIZ
Grauerpreptst.
Gs 1T mod su bemerfet, oab fdnnttz
It6e &irden NIT entipre6enpen Srau7
er3et6en ars9eltattet iparett.
SerieBunset Ypn prtetern baber
an na6benanr,ten pldBen ftatt9efntt'
ben
Sn Minneapplts bat bodw. P. III;
pbpns &uisle, 0, s. B. bic pfarret bel
ct. Splepb's Stride iibernpmmett
Sp6m. P. Clinton GapIer febrte in fetz
ne fribere 0emeinbe &t6mpnp
9tearns Co., ;urid.
!5p6w. 81. &6rins ibernabm pt
Qfarret Seem Irter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

Sn ct. 9puis purten a1e 8ir6en
nit STANDARDIZATION perfeben unb bartn
lebenssrpbe nit SrauerfDren nnb bent
pGpf1i6en Mappen untsebene 9crtrdts bes
9apftes aufsefeat. Sim Dtenfag fanb In
alien &tr9en eth feierlt4es &eantem unb
tn Der Gatbebrale Elm 9Dntifeal Spbten>
amt fur BITE eeelenrube bes 9apfes ftatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
9nldnSi(6r na6ri6trn.

0ebpren su Garpenettp> III Stalieu
am 2, 0tdrs 1910, wurpe pecci fhpn
fribe SIT widti9en Ste0en bel Der
paptli6en &e9ieruns berufen UNI
mar unter 0re9pr XVI. idpn Nunz
etuS III Selsten, plus IN. itertrls
tbm roS SertratenSamt zines pdptliz
den &ammerers.
SsrSprra9eno pur6 bpbe wiNsnz
ldaftli6e 0elebriamfett, purd nirpe%
ppueS @aen, Gnerste uup pdterlide
Wilre feine6 Gbarafters, ipwit purd
ttefr 6~rGmmtsfeit finbet Der ,1eue Yapit
berettS a%Qsemeine 5ulpi9un9.
lin Elm Stertel na6 Elm llhr an
Wittwp6 Na6mtttasS Yertinoete Car
binal Gatertnt Ypm Salfpn ces Sati=
cans aus ros Gr9ebniG Der @ahl unp
nn balls fInf llbr erlaten per neue
paplt lel6lt ltm9eben ppn spen Gareiz
nGle1t, ulto wurpe Spr1 Solte nit SUI
bel be9ribt. SEQ XIII, ertbeilte Zen
pdpitltden Sesen, mabrenp Die Glpfen
alter &irden lit &pm 9eldutet murren.
Die freunpen Sci anpten be9aben 1td
in Ben Gattcar, tint Dem neuen Yapite
ibre Orotulattpn borsubrin9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
Sirdemei9emtbmr, int Ne,p
Oprf.

Die Stem gorf Shines bat farsttG eine
Stdttfftf itber pas &tr6eneisentbum ser
. fentlt6t, tpe16e auf senuuen Grbebungen
pur4 ette cpupetente Nutprttdt berubt.
Das Gr9ebntB 1T f%pl9enbe5:
SIN 6irhpnpfnprtkrn4 bcEbo,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
JORDAN EOCKBRIDGE ALUM
y SPRINGS. EOCKBRInGE COUNTY, VA

,r,,..c dcllglu:tn Springs are eight miles from
cn,non pc;n.. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
80 from which point elegant coaches run rcgu-
is-Ic over goo: road through beautiful and pie
rnrTsauc county. The improvements are entirely
NV and embrace al The modern coDyencnces for
tbe lno,t comfortable accommodations. The prin-
r3n.I hotel In addition TO PariorS, Dining-Room,
Room. &C. contains upwards OF one hundred
,Is,nhcrS all rcwy furnished, with gas and electric
Ill, in each {the only summer resort in Virginia
shirh hasl There are also superb cottage accom-
rnoGaiionS rosi- aud tclegra ph-ocos in the hote.
Two daily mails from all points. In addition TO the
4,nIn wxlcrs whose medicinal qualities are too well
Known 10 specially refer to, there Is the grounds
On, Of the strongest and best Chaybcato Springs In
he oonu,ry which is direct and polceTJut tonic
Far further particulars. terms. &c. address by
hscT JuSEPlt y. nooD"hhD,
my oi-rOi2m Manager n the springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

BASEBALL MATTERS. The Richmond and
Atlantic Baseball Clubs will play match
game OF baseball this afternoon at O'Clock
at Richmond and Atlantic Baseball Park.
Arrangements have been made with the
Lee Club champions OF Portsmouth, Va.D
for two games, July and 5, and also with
the Crickcts, of Bnghamton, New York,
one OF the finest professional mines in the
country, to play July 15 and IL. The Rich
mond Club are about making arrangements
with one OF the best professional curve
him here soon. The Schoolcrafts, of Rich
mond. play the Red Stockings, OF Manches-
ter, Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock at same
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE CITIZEN.-N1r.
Joseph M. Willis, an old and well-knoWn
citizen, died at his residence, in this city, at
half-past O'Clock last evening; aged sew
cntv-tiyc years. Mr.. Willis was native o.
Charles City county, but removed to Rich
mond early in life, and for many years was
Il member OF the well-known grocery-house
of Joseph & William Willis. OF late years
his health had been so feeble that he did not
engage in any active business, and for the
from going about, though he had only been
confined to his room since Saturday last.
For more than half a century he was n con-
sistent member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
His funeral will take place on Saturday at
IL O'Clock from Trinity church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

A NEW ORPHAN ASYLUM TO BIZ ERECTED
IN RICHMoND.-The Grand Lodge of Bendi
Berth, OF the district composed Of Mary
land, District Of Columbia, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia,
passed an order some time ago for the erec-
ton OF an orphan asylum in some central
locality, and appointed 4 committee, Of
which Mr.. NJ. Milhiser is chairman, to
carry out the order. Mr.. Millhiser has pre-
sented to the order a lot eligibly situated
in Richmond, and Mrs. f. Holzinger, pres
ident of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Association, will give picnic at Blenner's
Park on the 10th Of July to aid the enter
prise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

DEATH FROM YELLow-FEvER.-The bark
Suitiema (Nor.), Captain Sorensen, sailed
from Richmond with cargo of flour shipped
by the HaXall. Crenshaw COMPANY, and
reached Rio de Janciro on the 22d Februa.
ry. Her cargo was discharged, and, after
taking in ballast, on the 18th April she sailed
from Rio for this port. After being out Il
few days the captain died from yellow-fever,
and the vessel put back. The second mate
and carpenter were also taken sick with the
fever, and died at hospital IN Rio. Finally
the bark, in command of Captain Andrea
sen, set saiI again, all the rest of the crew
being we'll, and is now below this city ready
to take in cargo OF ties, which will be
shipped to Germany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

kISDERGARTEN RECEPTION Ameri-
can kindergarten, 20S south Third street.
Miss Virginia r. Snyder principal-held
its final reception yesterday. With little
variation, the order OF exercises CORE
sponded with the daily routine. Opening
with the hymn, "Yield Not to Tempta-
tion," the lesson in Botany followed, and
the child-garden entered the flower garden.
The Kindergarten spoke OF the bud, then
the rose, the seed and leaf, impressing each
upon their minds, telling their rise and
everything in reference to them. Thus the
study OF nature is made delightful pas
time. The song "Jack and Gill;" fol-
lowed by gymnastics, was next in order.
Then reading exercises, and E'Vowel and
Consonant song; after which the bur-
lesque band went through a mimic per-
formance on various instruments. The
class in Natural History spoke OF the bones
in the human body, naming each, and Civ
ing the number. The classification of
Quadrumana followed, in which the
little ones took lively interest.
Nothing was made tiresome or mo-
notonous. There was always variety and
never too long time at one thing. 1t is 4
point never to make the child weary.
Pussy on the Roof" and "Running 4
Race" were entered into with vim. De-
signing, weaving, and chain-making occu-
pied twenty minutes-Froebcl's method for
giving skill to the fingers and impressing
form and color upon the mind. There is q
prevalent idea that children are amused
rather than instructed. Or course those
who have looked into this system have dis
covered that ii the instruction does not
balance it out,reighs the amusement. Then
came the closing exercises with song, and
the little good-byes were said, and the
courteSies and bows made; after which
the Kindergarten formed en- tdbleau. beauti-
fully representing 1.-The Cleaners; and
when the doors were again opened the hap
py little folks were seated at their tables
enjoying refreshments. The kindergarten
method is designed for children between
the ages OF three and ten years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY--JuStice u.
J. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
William Burley and james Mcdonald
charged with assaulting, beating, and
wounding Samuel Weitrick. Continued
until Friday, and accused baiIed in the sum
Of $1,000.
Edward Colston, George Meredith, Thos
Mcdonald, charged with trespassing on the
premises Of Theodore Frick. Committed
for twenty-four hours in default OF surety
for 800.
Jasper Morris, charged with being OF un
sound mind. Commission Of lunacy or
dercQ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
'VuE uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT

[ COMFORT. VA-Situaicd within 100 wards
# Fort Monroe. open all the year with ample ca
pacity for COO guests. Has AL modern improve
acn;s. elevator, gas ana electric bells in every
room: wafer. bathrooms. and closets on each floor.
six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen to
twenty rSt-cia>S steamers land daily except sun
,!ayl 80 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated. and every comfort provided
for tourists and braHth-Scehers during the winter.
Frc,,capeS ouy fifty feet apart Oh every floor. SUI
Irrior beach for bathing AZ GoOr-stepS. and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive. send for circular de-
scf!hiHg hygicnic advantages.
TERNS:s2 10 $3.50 per day. according to loca-
tvu Of and number in room. length Gf stay, &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS.
~ 15-tAu3l Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
HOTELS.
CHESTER HOUSE,
~ CHESTER. VA.
JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR. :

This House. located on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. thirteen miles from Richmond and
nine from Petersburg, with its comfortable Cot
iages. Lawn. and Spring OF fine Chalybeate water
contribute towards making IL convenient and desi.
rablc B0ardiug-liOu>e. particularly for fanilie:
who contemplate leaving the cities during the sum.
lutr months. y
The railroad authorities furnish boarders at this
house passes 10 and from either city ut S6 per
month: aud Ia persons building on The Chester
Tract" free pass for ten wears on each dwelling.
house erected aud occupied by 4 family of white
persons.
An opportunity IS thus airo, ded TO merchants and
Others III the cities 10 spend the nights with their
families at remarkably healthy place. and return
10 The cities in time Tor business. je ll-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

UNCLAIMED Letters and postals adj
dressed as follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-office: Benz. Weaver, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Wharton, Sarah Winston. L. A. Will
kinson, w. r. Wood, r. p. Wolfe, Jasper
Tomice, I. Yearsley, w. Il. McGeorge, z.
F. McManamou, Werter Annersen, w. A.
Bohannon, w. D. Branch, John Branch, d,
NJ. Bright, Miss j. Fox, E. I. Gardner,
George Gatewood, Margaret A. Gregory,
Agent Erickson Line. James 81. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21

ExcURsI0NIsTs FROM CHARLOTTESvILLE.- -
A train Of six passenger. cars on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad brought down yes
terday morning to Richmond several hum
dred eXcursionists and band OF music.
During the day the visitors roamed about the
city, went through the Capitol, and amused
themselves in various ways. The party ar
rived early Yesterday morning and left at
5:45 last evening.
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EDtCtTEGSAE.
GUNNER SCHOOL,.

In consequence OF numerous applications for spc-
ella! instruction III the line Of the studies of the
IGhiic schools, arrangements have been made tc
afford such instruction nj 23l3 Franklin street, be-
tween Tw.niy-lliird and Twenty-fourth streets
after the oath instant.
Information rs 10 terms, &c, can be obtained
from Mrs. \. +. MOON, ut the house named, or or
application o me at rs Tweniy-niuth street: and
shall DC engaged Ill giving the desired INSTRUCTION.
commencing on TUESDAY the 25th instant
Children can arrange 10 attend three or five days
IN The week, by ;hc month.
ir2l-lf+ r. W. CONE.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
A Brilliant Close or Commencement
Week.

FINAL EXERCISES LAST NIGuT-EXEM-
PLARY CONDUCT ON THE PART OF STU
DENTS-A MASTER OF ARTS OF THE COL
LEGE ACTING AS OFESSO RAN
NoUNCEMENT OF DISTINCTIONS IN THE
SEVERAL CLASsEs-DELIvERY OF GER
'TIF1CATEs AND DIPLoMAs-INTEREsTI
ADDRESSES, &C., &C.
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A DISGRACE TO THE STATE.-The worn
and tattered old carpet on the State Library
floor is a disgrace to the State and ref1ec-
ton on the Committee on the Library.
Surely the State is not so poor that she can't
afford new carpet once in every fifteen OF
twenty years on the Library floor, when the
legislative halls are fitted up every two
years
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GENTLEMAN WHO IS LEAY- ~,
"A ING the city will sell cheap one TOP ~
a.o, two scts NlCKEL-pLATED DOUBLE-BUG-
~ HARNESS and two sets NlCkEL-PLATED
SlNGLE-BC GGI HARNESS: also. one MCCLEL-
Ian SADDLEand ENGLISH BRIDLE-all near
y new; also. BUGGY-MARE. six years old; will
I!de or drive In single or doubleharness. Apply 1T
House. ic 2l-lt*
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JEALlNG SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS

These waters and accom- lions are too well
known land hope iavorably) 20 need 4 lengthy
GiscriptoD. Those wishing the use OF the waters
incidentally get pamphlets. directions. 60, by
appyin. 10 Purcell. Ladd 4 Co.. Richmond or to
me nj The Springs In reducing the board 70 81 and
$50 the accommodations will hc the same, Or better,
II p0><lhe- special arrangements made for fani-
l!,.- or iars" parties.
WILLIAM e. BISHOP.
f.9-rn1lm Proprietor.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LECTURES

tIine weekly BEGIN 11TH JULY, 1878. and end
i'm SEPTEMBER. Have proved OF signal use
Inst 10 students who design 10 pursue their studes
al ;!!is or other lawschool: second. 10 those who
propose to read privately; and third, to practition-
ere Who have not had the advantage Of systematic
ih'iruc,ion For circular apply (po.t-oGlce Unver-
Sly o Virginia) to JOHN II. MINOR,
Ic 2l-lw Professor Common and Statute Law.
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT COURT, THURSDAY
Judge William s. Barton presiding.-Wil
liam II. Brander Us. Thomas p. Turner
troYer. Verdict for defendant.
Peter Paul Us. Carneal Son Il Co. Tres
pass on case. Verdict for plaintiff.
Settle Us. Brophy. Non-suit entered or
Wednesday set aside, on motion OF the
plaintiff, and case continued till next term
Mcdonald Us. O'Donnel. Order for sur.
yev, and case continued till next term.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, falling barometer, warmer
southerly winds, increasing eloudiness, and
possibly local rains will prevail.
For the Middle Atlantic States, south.
east to southwest winds, warmer. cloudy,
and threatening weather, and generally
lower pressure.
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RED RIDING HooD.-This interesting lit
tie comic opera will be repeated at the The
atre Friday evening, June 2Sth, and Satur-
day matinee. The bad weather the evening
OF its last performance caused many to miss
seeing it, and it will therefore be repro
duced as above.