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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-29

PERsONAI-BRIEP ITgMs.-The funeral of
Mr.. james ". Taylor took place from the
Broad. .Strl et Methodist church Sunday eve.
ming at O'Clock, and was largely attended.
1t is }. 4. Redd mot Rudd) who has been
appointed State assessor TO redSse,s lands in
the upper district OF Hpnrico county.
Mr.. w. &. Elan, Of the Wing, was in the
city yesterday. he Is still in feeble health,
and expected to return TO Louisa to-day.
Dir. Samuel A. Nelson, late a member OF
the firm OF Salmon, Hancock d Co., died ot
the Cold Sulphur Springs saturday night.
The deceased formerly resided in Chester.
field county, and was we'll known and
highly respected. The funeral took place
Yesterday morning. and the remains were
taken to Chesterfield county for inlerment.
High.COnstablc A. IIOIzinger has appoint
cd 4. B. Duc>berry and Colonel John d..
Whitehead a. lis deputies. The new High
Constable takes charge OF the Office next
Thursday.
Me~srs. w. l.. Royal and L. c. Minor
have returned from Cincinnati.
Rev. w. T.. Walden, the pastor OF Union
Station church, conducted the services sun
day morning, and received two persons
into the church by certificates. There was
no preaching at This church, Broad-Street,
and ClaY-Sirett churches sunday night on
account OF the inclement weather.
At Clay-Sreet church Sunday morning
Rev. G.. w. Motley preached. At the
other Methodist churches the pulpits were
! FLIED by the regular pastors.
A large excursion left tie city Sunday
morning for Petersburg and Jagratt =, IL
Sussex county. Quite number also went
down TO West Point. There was large
party Of excur>ioni>ts i'll the city from
Frederick.
The closing exercises in the Richmond
schools commenced June Sih and termina-
ted with those OF St. Patrick's school, on
TwAnfv.fiffh street noer Grsce.
The Junior Workers OF 81 M"'~'- ehurcl
have elected Mrs. Il. {. DerhsShire preSl
dent: Miss Mana A. Blakey, ylce-presi
dent: Miss Maggie Mitchell, secretary
Miss Rosa Karr, treasurer; Mr.. Charles
Stone. chaplain, and Jefferson Powell, ser
geant-at-arms.
The plc-nic OF Pine-Sreet Baptist sun
dav school at Taylor-yiIle, July 5th
| promises to be one Of tile most attractive
yet given.
The Excelsior Social Club will have thei
first grand picnic at the james Rive
Brewery next Monday.
The German schooner Catharina, Lues
sen. master, entered at the custom-hous'
Yesterday in ballast from Baltimore to Ioat
/ flour FOR Brazil.
The Republicans OF this city will open th'
presidential campaign july Sth with fire
works, music, and speaking. The Repub
lican Executive Committee viii meet at th1
time.
]. J Thompson, OF FIoridI, and NJ. l.
Hudgin-. OF New orleans, were among th'
visitor. TO the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
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county me, Yesterday, and after trsnsaciing
the usual routine business adjourned 10
meet next month.
A State assessor was not appointed at the
Inst term of the Hastings Court, but will be
appointed at the july term.
At the Mayors Court yesterday morning
George Turner was up, charged with de-
serting his wife. He was committed to jail,
and will have another hearing next week.
A very refreshing rain fell throughout
the county Sunday night, and was the
means Of laying the dust on the roads yes.
terday.
The Board Of Governors OF the Beethoven
Association will meet after the musicote
Friday night 10 considers matters OF much
interest to the Association.
The terms OF office OF all the newly
elected city officials will begin Thursday.
Most Of the new officers have qualified.
The roadway above Hui! street has been
greatly improved recently, and Is In very
fine order at present.
The first regular meeting Of the new City
Council will be held next Friday night at s
O'Clock.
An adjourned meeting OF the City School
Board will be held tonight al o'clock at
the Baird building.
The population OF the CITY OF Manchester,
according 10 the census-of 1880, does not
exceed $500. Miify Nere OF the opinion
before the census was taken that the popu.
lation wouid reach 5000.
Cny-Engineer Lipscomb is engaged in
repairing the reservoir pump. The work
VIII be completed this week and The water
turned on IN the hydrants.
The census eDumerators OF this city VIII
be at The courthouse to-day so as to give
those who have not been counted an oppor-
iunity to have their Names recorded upon
the census books.
The sunday schools lately organized in
the upper part OF the city are growing
steadily.
\ great many bricks have been mauuiac-
tured in this city this year, and some OF the
brick manufacturers are busily at work
now.
AIl-day services are expected to he held
at Providence church, in Chesterfield coun-
ty, next sunday.
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DROWNED WHILE EXPERIMENTING WITH A
LIFE-PREsERvER.- dispatch from Chi
cago dated 26th says: ID. p. Newell, we'll
known real.estsle dealer OF this city, is
supposed to have been drowned under Pc
culiar circumstances. His mind had been
diseased lately. and he had become impress
ed with the notion that be had invented a
lfe-preserver composed OF lead. He took
passage one day this week on the steamer
sheboygan for Grand Haven across the
lake. lie lett word for his wife that be was
going out 10 try his inyentiop, and she
would soon know the result. 1t appears
that when half way to the other shore he
quietly undrcssed, and bending the lead
which he carried with him about his BODY,
slipped unobseryed into the water. Ills
body mas not been seen since, ana Will
probably never be recovered,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGRICUL

Y TURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
Under Joint olution of the General Assembly OF
Virsiuia Of March Q, 1850, It 10 my duiy 10 an
nounce that the Board Of Nlsitors OF The Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College have es0lved
10 hold meeting ~ Blacksbmg on the 18TH ID Ny
OF AUGUST MKT for The purpose Of elccting
professors aud all other officers and employees or
The College" As now orgGBiZed the chairs are ~
follow Presden and Professor OF Moral Philnso-
pby. Profes or If Natural Philosophy and Military
Tactics Professor Of Mathematics Professor OF kLg-
lish Lsngpage aud Literature lncludng pfepataiory
studirs). Professor of Agriculture, Chemistry aud
Natural History. Prof ssor OF German, French, ana
Lain Professor oi Tcchaica Mechanic. ana Draw
ing. The other officers are Treasurer, Farm Mans-
ger. and PbySican. a.,
The Presidents salary Is $4,000 and house; the
salary or each ~ Ofessor Is 81 800 and house:
The Board II Visitors VIII mcei also UNI oCIH
al Bue Ridge springs, in order 10 consider whether
or not auy changes shall be made IN The subjects on
distribution OF stnOes or In the pOcy OF Inc COL
lege Persons interested can receive Information b.
10 an de ais by correspondence.
Applicants should address HO". a. NJ hklLE1
Richmond Va, who is now The chairman oi ille
Beard. FRED. W. M. hOl.i.aDAl;
ie lg-2isw6w Governor Of Virgins.
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PANIC IN A JERSEY FIRE DEPARTMENT.
New York VOrtd, sunday Last evening
The new 1000 stesm.engine recently pur-
chased by the Common Council OF Asbury
Park was ordered out for trial The nre-
man got good head OF steam on, when ibe
engineer, Bartine Greene, took charge oi
the steamer. Trying one oi The steam-cocks
be found that there was li.,le water IN
the boiler. He hurriedy l}rned the pump
crank. when he found tnat 1T would not
admit any water into the boiler. Thorough
ly frightened be beat hastl retreat WIN
his fireman. Presently he returned alone,
and made frantic efforts to turn the pump,
crank, but without avail. The boiler seemed
TO be at white heat, and now thoroughly
convinced that an explosion must take
place, he turned an fed. After running
forty yards he fell in swoon, ana IRON
$3.50 Friday night until 10 A. VI. yesteI day
Was unconscious. When he came out OF
The swoon lis 6rst words were "pull the
yalye.v The doctors think his condition
precarious. The engine is almost tota
wreck, and the commissioners have ordered
a new one.
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A Washington special says: Don Came
ron has telegraphed here from the White
Sulphur Springs to q friend that be snail
remain at the Springs month. Letters
have been written to him since the Cincln-
natl Convention by prominent Republicans
urging him TO accept the chairmsnship OF
the National Republican Committee. Penn.
sylyanians consider 1t OF the utmost ini'
poriance that the Camerons should support
the Republican ticket heartily, in view oi
The fact that Hancock is Pennsylvania
tits not thought by those who ought to know
that Cameron will accept, however.
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wAsulsores's PORTRAIT on MARSHALL.

WAsHIyorey's PoarRA1r or MARSHALL. -
.rWarrenton True Jndex. l--When jndge
Clifford was last here, a guest OF Or. Gor-
don, be remarked upon the faith illness oI
Wasbington's portrsftof Chief-Jnstice mar
shall, and expresseda desire to see copy
ladorn the walls OF the supreme. Courtroom
at washington, ID. G, Mr.. Richard y.
Brooke, natiyc artist. acted upon wnaI
fell from Judge Clifford, and produced
facsimile OF WashiDgton's Marshall. Last
week he took the copy 10 Washington. q
committee passed favorably upon It, ana ne
recrlYel warrant for ssQQ Tor bis woIk'
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THE FIRST fCoLoRED) BAPTIST Caunca
! TRouBLEs--THg AID or THE POLICE In.
INCONSISTENCIES OF MALCONTgNrs.-
Sunday afternoon The members OF the First
African Baptist church, OF this city, had an
other very exciting meeting, which but for
the interference OF the police would no
doubt have endedin serious trouble between
the Holmes and the anti-Holmes factions.
1t was a churcb-meeting called at the in.
stance OF majority OF the deac0ns, who are
on the Holmes side, and who are anxious to
retain him as their pastor, notwithstanding
the efforts made by the other side to expeI
him. 1
The meeting was presided over by Rev.
James III. Holmes. IL was opened with
prayer, and everything went smoothly for
about fifteen minutes. Some Of the anti
Holmes members wanted TO know IL the
meeting was q legal one, called according 10
the rules governing the church. This ac-
tion on their part caused great confusion.
Efforts were made to prevent the anti
Holmes faction from taking any palt in tue
meeting.
Finally the excitement reached such 4
point that some OF the more peaeefully.ln-
clined, thinking that light would occur,
sent notes TO Mayor Cafrington and Acting
Police-Justice cfp,chfeM requesting them
to send Ofi~ q lhztes Sttnist .shs noisy
members.
Shortly afterwards Major Poe, Captain
Pleasants, and squad Of policemen arrived
at the church, and after considerable diff.
Guilty restored order, and the meeting
closed.
About fifty anli-Holmes members were
formally expelled from the church before
the meeting closed. The two females who,
II is said, were instrumental in bringing
about the Homes difficulty were also ex-
npllpd.
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed of at tbe Police Court yesterday
morning By Acting Police.Ju>tice J. j..
Crutchtield
Richard Stewart, charged with unaw-
fully assaultng Emma Mills. Dismissed.
Henry Warren (coorcd), charged with
unIawfully assanltipg and beating Maria
Warren, was fined IS.
Joseph G.. Metterr, charged with being
dsOrderly and stopping Washington Adams
on The street, was fined 81.
william Madison (colored), charged with
being drunk and dlsOrderly on the street,
was fined 81.
Henry johnson (colored). charged with
| being disorderlY on the public street, was
/ fined 81.
SelyinLigbtfoot and George Smith Goth
c0l0red). charged with fighting in the pub
| lie streets. were fined 81 each.
Sarah Wilson (cOloredl, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly Oh the street, va.
committed to jail for three mouths in de-
fault OF surety 10 be oi good behavior.
Jennie Snead (colOred), charged with be-
ilg drunk ana unable 10 take care OF her.
self, was sent to Jail in default Of surety to
be OF good behavior for three months.
Amanda Morris (cOlored), charged with
being drunk and disturbing Ihe neigh6or.
| ho~J. vts'iiaaITts' - Jan ia utf-~i* 4
security for thirty days.
Henry White, Spencer Lee, and Mary
Staples (1ll colored), charged with being
disorderly and creating disturbance, were
fined 22 30 each.
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PLEASANT YIsrr-AsroSTsHING DIFFER
ENCE IN TEMPERATURE.-A party OF gentle
men left The city on Saturday afternoon by
The grass. wild DIVERS train to spend Sunday
In cooler ratmosphere-yiz.,a at the " Noun
faiu-T0p." They arrived at Blue Ridge
station. at the west end of the long tunnel.
at 9:45 Z. NJ, and at the hotel about 10
O'Clock. The temperature there was tar
below that which they expected TO find, and
during the night blankets or bed-spreads
we're found comfortable. The next day
they visited the Z" Humpback," one OF the
highest points In that vicinity, about seven
miles from the hotel. where the finest view
in that section OF country may be bad. The
Knob is perhaps twenty-five hundred feet
above the sea-evel, and the air is pure and
inyigoraiing. The view from the Hump
back was grand indeed. Looking west
ward the city of Siaunton could~be seen,
while TO the east Charlottesville was
In plain view. A beautiful panorama
was spread ont before them, and far
more than compensated the travellers
for the fatigues OF the steep ascent
after leaving their cenyeyanees on the road
side below. IL is spot not easy OF access,
but when reached the eye - feasted with a
scene the grandeur of which cannot be de-
scrbed. The Mountain-Top House and
farm has recently been pui chased by Mr.
II. l.. MassIe, Of Charlottesville, and is this
season opened again. Many repairs and
improvements have been added 10 the rlsce,
and it is now we'll kept by Mr.. Massie, with
Mr. l.. NJ. Leftwieh as manager.
In the afternoon the visitors went up to
"Sunset Rock" half mile distant from the
hotel, and noted as being the spot above all
others where most beautiful sunSet-yiew
may be had.
a. 10 temperature, it is a notable fact that
at O'Clock Sunday morning the mercury
indicated 73o, while at 3 z. a., when ii lad
reached Its highest point, il was only 10.
In Richmond at O'Clock the temperature
was $40, and about z. NJ, when it reached
Its highest, 1t was $50.
Yesterday was 4 very warm day in this
city; but this is hardly news 10 the reader.
4 Dispatch man accosted friend on the
street and made some original remark and
inquiry about the weather, to which he de-
clared it was Z" hot day in the cool" Now,
exactly what was meant by that remark can
better be imagined than described. That
the weather was warm will be seen Qf II
was not felt from the figures in our usua
weather report. In neighboriDg office be-
tween 3 and g O'Clock the mercury indicated
go.
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CoLORRD BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL Con-
yENrloN.-The State Baptist sunday-School
Convention Will assemble in this city at the
Ebenezer Baptist church (colored) Wednes-
dsy morning, July 7th, at 10 O'Clock. About
200 delegates from various parts OF the
State are expected 10 be present. PROBES
sor Jones, OF Richmond Institute, Is pres-
dent OF the Convention, aud Rev. A. Blnsa,
Jr., OF Manchester, secretary. This BODY
has two missionaries in the field, and con-
tributes largely to foreign mission work.
The delegates to the Convention from the
Ebenezer Sunday school are w. II. Crow
lev, L. Thompson, and John L. Carpenter.
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81, v.ycugsrEn AND VICINITY.

Rr;ef Iisms.-Rey. Edward Alanson, OF
England, conducted the services a, suc
Meade Memorial church sunday. he y "a
pected 10 preach regularly al th's cho'c"
until a rector is obtained. .,,,.
Ahout dozen iron-workefs OF inn e,s,
have lief, here during the past iew dass 'oi
Assoama. ., fredericksburg
Rev. Mr.. Howison, OF frenssJ, pa'hr,er,s,'
I, occupied the pulpit OF ,ne s'.,' 70 o",,e
church sunday, and preached ~ q"''
'"f Tbe Board Of Supervisors Of Ches'erus''
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nR, TUrT's PILI.s,
TUrTs Pulls.


Loss OF Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Cosiive, Pain
In The Head with dun sensation in the back par.
Pain Under the shoulder. Blade; Fallness After
Eating with dlSinclinslion 10 eSerton of body or
mind; Irriiabiniy OF Temper; Low spirits; Loss
of Memory, wiih feeling Of having neglected some
duty wcarintSs Dizziness, flut,ering al The Heart
Dot. Before the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache, Rest.
essness a, night, Hishy-Colored Urine.
III THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RioUs DISEASES WILL SOON
Re DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 srch
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling as
20 aStoniSh the sufferer.
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a Card.
CLERKS OFFICE COUNTY COURT }

4
HANOvER COURTHOUSE, VA, June 2S.
Editors DiSpotch:
GentlemeD,-In reply TO the card pub
lished in your issue OF to-day, signed "W.
+. Pumphrcy.' In which be says "the
Judge very properly demanded that he
would apologize through your paper to the
Jury and give the whole list OF jurors for
that term, and as he has failed 10 10 50 l
deem it but Just TO the Judge 10 do 80 N.Y.
self" methinks he has taken upon himself
the responsibility to "dp0IOgize" for some
thing he knows nothing about, and would
ask from whence comes bis information
As to the "apology." let me say that most
emphatically deny that Judge Newman ever
demanded an apology OF me, nor did he
demand a list OF tie jurors TO be giyeE,
! but simply asked that | would make an eX'
planation through the columns of your pa
Der, which very readily did, and | thick
to the satisfaction OF the Jurors, who are
all sensible men, and think perfectly ca
pabIe Of judging for themselves, both white
and cOOred. Wien he says " the effect oi
Slasher's' letter is 10 create preiudict
against coiored jurors" he knows. moi
whereof he speaks. lie says: "And W.
are forced to conclude that the criticism o
the deputy clerk does the jurors and The
Judge gross injustice, whether intended OF
not" TO that will say, he has touched
upon a subject that doesn't concern him II
the least. hope he will in future inform
"'''''''' BURNLEY TAYLOR,
Deputy Clerk Hanover county.
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LEGAL HoLIDAYs.-lt Is well Tor busi.
uess.men 70 remember that under an act ol
the General Assembly whenever the lst OF
.Janusry and other DAYS, including the An
~ .n,v. shall fall on Sunday, the Monday
newt following shalt be deemed Il pubic
holidov' and bills OF exchange, checks, ana
nromissory notes snail be presentable Tor
arce p ntance or payment on the Tuesday ioi-
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COMMENCING THURSDAY. JULY Isr.

toMNENti>6 THURSDAY, JULY lsf:
The ARIEL leaves Richmond every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, auf FRIDAY n, @ A. M. for rvgu-
lar landings on James river, Ola Point. Norfolk,
and Ports mouth. -
The Louise leaves Richmond every TUESDAY
aud THURSDAY ~ A. ". ana SATURDAY
NIGHT at O'Clock fe1curslon "trip, returning
sunday at % r. NJ tor Oh Point and Sorfos. and
makes no stops a. iYer landings 90 a0y Trip, except
Cry Point
10th steamers connect ey,ry ti'D at Old Point
with the splendid Rty-4.nc steamers for Balfnl1re.
which arrive In Baltimore ear Ter ihanY anv other
nc Ella James river and IN full time Zoe a. VI.
Taip from Baltimore, to Pbladephis, New York,
and Boston.
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DAILY LINE TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND
BALTIMORE. The Virginia Steamboat Com
pany announce that they will commence
running a daily line to the aboyC-named
places. commencing THURSDAY, July 1St,
with their iron steamers Louise and Ariel,
and offer astonishingly ow passenger rates
10 Baltimore on every Monday and Thurs
day, with great reductions on all otner
trips. The Louise will continue the Satur.
day.night excursion trips to Old Point ana
Norfolk, returning to Richmond sunday
night at 10 O'Clock. She is equipped with
fine slate-rooms for such purposes, and her
trip last Saturday night was a great success.
The Louise will be retained on this route
until the new steamer city Of Richmond,
now building, takes her place some time in
July,
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The STATE REGATTA.-Tbe Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will run IN excursion train to
Fredericksburg next Tuesday, July 9th, on
the occasion OF The State regatta at That city.
A special train will leave Elba, at tie head
Of Broad street, at S:45 A. NJ. and RETURN
ing. will arrive at Elba at l0:35 =. NJ.
Round.trip tickets. 81. In the regatta boat
Clubs from Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Fredericks burg. and the
University, will participate and The finest
race ever wilnesSe' IN Virginia is expected.
This Is a cheap SAINT excursion
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Bishops Thomas Y. Dudley, OF Kentucky
and C. &. Penick, OF Cape Palmas, Africa,
preached Sunday a! the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church OF the Messiah, corner oi Gsy
and Fayette streets. Baltimore. boln were
formerly rectors OF the cburch o wi'cu
fact Rev. Mr.. Wroth, rector, az. lDrlateil
referred at the morning services, " hon boll
Bishops were present. Hgta
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Tug WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERa0XETRg YESTERDAY {: 6 :. NJ. IA ;
. 4. NJ, Sc; noon, 95 3 L. ~, SO q +.
H., %; midnight. 81.
gean temperature, SS.
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A MILITARY ACADEMY.-Mr. ). 7. Beach,
who has been the principal OF Shockoe Hill
Academy. very successful male school in
this city FOR the past tif4fn years, intends
the coming session to inSbduce the military
feature into his school, and the institution
Will henceiorth be known as Beach Mill
iarv Academy" The uniform OF the ca
dets will be blue, trimmed with white, ana
Virginia staff buttons. There IS no mill
tary school in this city, and we have no
doubt such an institution will be highly
popular
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UGuSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This institution continues 10 increase IN prosper
iiy from year TO year II offers superior advantages
IN lscatlon In its building. AID grounds: IN its
general appointments and sanitary arrangements ;
its full corps Of superior aud experienced tea hers
its unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern Ian.
gusgrs. eiOcution. fDe arts. physical culture and
instruction In the theory and practice OF cookln2
the Successful cd RI lbs ic to secure health, com
fort. and napplucss IL oplos.tion TO extrayagance;
iiss qndarf Of solid schols-yhip
Tor al particulars apply 10 tAe Principal FOR
ca,,l.pnes je lS-2m
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SCHOOL. TRusrEEs.-The following APP
oiO,,ner,s have been made FOR school trus'
,oos for uenrico county: William j. Boya'
psootiand De district Colonel Normand smith
and Captsin Jackson +. Childrey for Varlna