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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

Nr. Lewis y. Crcnshaw, Jr., and lady
have returned bone from South America.
They net with q hearty welcome from
their numerous friends upon their arrival.
Mr. Crsnshaw returns home much in
proved In health.
John u. Horsely and J. Thompson
Broun qualified 20 practice a. attorneys at
law in ,he Circuit Court Of the city Of Rich
mond on Yesterday.
Colonel William A. Jsmes has purchased
the handsome property at the northwest
corner oi Madison and Grace streets o.
Messrs. n. L. staples K Co., for the sum Of
q so. and expects 81 an early day 20 build
The Local-Option Alliance State Execu-
tive Committee VIII meet in this city on the
2rh instant u the second Baptist church.
Ex-Governor William Smith i expected 10
preside. Professor ". W. Smith, of Ash
hnd. j. the state secretary.
II j. said that The negro HeSdjuster Club
q Jackson Ward VII take action al IL next
meeting toward. eXpelling al StraighOut
Republicans from its ranks.
Manning, Maxwell a Moore, Of New
York. have sent a cheek for $50. through
NJ. George A. smith, for the Patrick SUI
fere~.
The following additional contributions
have been received II the Dispatch counter
for the Patrick sufferers DIR. II. W. Davis.
g: cash, 80 cents Julius Never & son. y.
In the target-praetice u the Richmond
Grsys Monday afternoon Private +. Scott
Gibbs won the second prize and Sergeant
L. &. Garrison won the third.
4 uarriaye-hcense was issued in Wash
in-ton YESTERDAY 70 james II. Tree, Of
Richmond. and Opheli4 4. Lucas.
A matcb-game 0f billiards viii be played
tonight al Peter Euker's saloon between
y. :. Rocke, q LyDehburg, and W. I.
Lew. u this city.
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The First Honorx of the Public
Srhoo}&-

All the public district schools were
closed Yesterday, WHEN the lists o, distinc-
tions were rad, and the medals and dipAo-
ma were presented. followed bs pleasaut
leave-tskings between pupils and teachers.
The following list gives the name Of each
pupil securing the first honor "a silver
medal in his or her room:
BELLEVUE scBOOL.-Marrie Elicit, Her
bert L. ChGmplin. Ida Bragg. Lizzle Ed
wards, Branch BiHford. Leila Parkinson,
Willie Lumsden, Ieanie Lunsder, oalhe
Fsournoy, Edith keesee, Ernest Cone, Luz
IA Atkinson, George Ogg.
CENTRAL ScHooL--Bessie Reeve, James
Gordon, Tillie Sehazf, Fannie starr pea
body medal alsob Harvey Bates Robert
Walton, Rosa MAY, Gilbert Ungef, Grace
Hughes, Leila Smith, Rosa MARKS, Percy
Pesy Beverly Tucker was equal In regular
examination but missed in 4 second exAmi-
naiionL Mary Walthail.
BETHEL scHooL.-Lizxie Ide. Ida Tim
berlake, Bertha Van Fors, Henrietta shin
ault Peabody medal, Mary Nuchols, Annie
warthen, Lizzie Finks. Lila Franklin.
Richard Mccarthy, Mamie Glass, Mary
Augustine. Albert Sarnneis.
sYglSGFIELp ScH00L---Ids Euil, Willie
Butler. Alice Glasgow, Belle Farrar, Marion
Meredith.
LEIGH SCHOOL, Cora Marshall, Fannie
Lehman. John Winston, MARY Werner,
Henry Beck, Myrtle Hundley, Eddie Redd,
Fannie Drew, Susie Priddy honorable
mentionl. Florence L&ughfon, Grsce Hers
man, Grace Williams fhouorable lnentionl
Frank Langhson, James RichordsoE. Irene
Blywheft-
Msn,ux,x s<xs.,x Mamie Paine Edward
Gray (Slsef medal and Peabody bronze
MEDAL. Katie Rrcwu, Blanche whifmore,
0nee Csnrsd, Mary Dickenon, Whhe
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z. y. CHAFFIS a CO.. 81 r. M bsiek 9~esHnf
No. 3is easl Nzta street and ;~o fr@Ese Ssesi-
tnxs ~oaL 8I- and 3is eass 4 2ry ssfsci-
yRAyE q. HILL a CO. T.. n. trustees ssie Il
a lArxe namf@x of os1Seins - 90 h-rsts x&n-
doiph, AID ls.l1sft sisozSts- ls The sat fn4
1RyBBS 4 WILLIAMS. ] /. NJ tr0stsss' sEiz
e,f IN. sunaroxc reziSeuse kncsn a. ArlL<-
ton-- .tsb bsEs15ns Io-s xit~xDed. sols1issr With
frzi.-srcss- a..
yRASK u. HILL CO. IL NJ st ts<sr 0nes.
Hos HAin sErct- trzstkss >Ase of ln< fsrn
ko0ga 20 = Centr>! Flates ~ heErteo eO12ty
g-O and aaB nises fSgin To eisy.
gYUBBs 4 WILLIAMS 81 y. NJ iArrs a0sstis
t~S-.s0ry -Anc-tasemens br2cA asctsinE Nc.
1l0s east Franklin stres,.
WILLIAM !. MCNAMARA o p. NJ <ran<d
d~eisiaE - four Ec>on.z No l-z north SsssA-
seeesA s:rssI
GEORGE = yAssIoS 4 ION. y. ": esnasah.-
sioDrr's szlx u ba3idlnx los Ga f~s1t1sfh
street b<swe~E Broad and tsrzre strs%<x.
Sxo- T. LAr6HTOx- JK.- 10 A. NJ Dew eooS-
ing snd hsx<inG-ssoss>- ga Axszrcs. lamp
goods, ftnSare, &C.
RICHMOND BAxAA1. 10 h ~ fsrsissse. &C.
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Roanoke College Com mmeneeusent.
a LrsT or HoyoRs AND SUBJECTS 0Y ESSAYS,
DEGREES, ETC.

. A@-1A ~ ~"-fFAs' Az - - n It VI E~NA >
DEGREES, ETC.
Correspondence q the Richmond Dsspaich.l
SALEM, Va. June IL, fss2.
The commencement ~ Roanoke College
took place to-day, according % the follow
ing programme c. J. Gr0seclose third
honor. salem, Va, Latin saluiatory ".
ID. Boyle (secoud honor, Louisville, hy.,
Greek Grafton; \. T.. PeeTy, Burk's Gar
den. Va, subject Antidotes % Commri-
nism" Fl. A. TrexleF. Rockwell, y. c..
subject" Some SOW. Others Reap; W.
y. Nelson, Culpeper, Va, subject" Pro-
blemS q the Day" Z. G.. ROsenhaum,
Marion, Va, subject" England aud Ire-
land -; J. y. Allison. Long View. Texas.
subject" spring Succeeds Winter; J.
W. Carter. Surry county, Va, sub
iect-" Modern Alchemy; W. Z. Hud-
die, WyIheyille. Va, subject" Partial
Truths " /; J. T. Lupton first honor, Cs-
pon Road. Virginia, yaiedictOry.
The degree @, Bachelor oi Arts was con-
ierred on the class % 1852. with the excep-
ton q two who received the degree Of
Bachelor Of Science. The following mem
Der. u former classes received the degree
q Master ~ Art, which j. not conferred
in course, but only upon those engaging iE
literary and professional work. OF the
class Of l377: Rev. J. f. hizer, Orange
burg. :. C.; !. ". Ownby, Paris, Texas /;
Z. J. Renick, Atlanta Ga. Rev. l.. L.
Smith, Mlddlebrook. Va; Professor g. V.
YoEce, Lutheryille Female Seminary, Nd. /;
l.. r. smith. Atlanta, Ga; and Dr. j. :.
=. Clair, Bonsacks. VI. Class u 1876
J. W. Groseclose. Kingsport, Tenn.
The trustees % Roanoke. always careful
in bestowiDg honorary degrees, conferred
none al all this year. The degree d Doctor
~ Philosophy will not he conferred hence.
forth a. An honorary degree. The FaeUlty
gold medal in Greek was awarded TO Perry
Remsen Nugent. of New Orleans; tht
Trustees medal in mathematics 10 william
Porter Nelson. q Culpeper, Va; and tbs
Literary Societies medal IN oratory leOn-
tested for on Monday eYening) 70 c. A.
Miller. of StauntOu, Va.
Hon. William II. Rufner, Ii. D., late
Superintendent of Public Instruction, ha.
accepted 4 position q, Lecturer on Field
Geology and Commercial MineralOgy.
Rev. L. \. Fox. p. D., who entered upon
hi duties in February - Professor u
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, ila-
fully justified the expectations Of tie trus-
tees
Henry :. Trout, u Roanoke. las been
elected = trustee q the college.
The session just closed has been plea
sant and pr0speTOu, one, and the attendance
includes representative from fifteen States
and Territories.
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ssrolled through the village 10 await the
celebration Of the
FRASELE LITERARY SOCIETY,
which occupied the evening after O'Clock.
Additions had been made since the mcrn-
ing to the decorations of the Public Hall,
and long before the appointed hour every
inch Of space Was occupied by an eager
audience. Mr. c. H. McGhec, Of Lynch
burg, the Sociefy's president. occupied the
chair, and after prayer introduced the hon.
orary president. Hon. John Goode. Nr.
Goodies subject was, "Some Practical
Suggestions on the Duties Of Lne.'
Mr.. Goode spoke with great success in
his very best style.
The representative Of the society, X. T..
L. Holmes, Of southampton, spoke in an
attractive way about the "Infuenee Of
Example" He was followed by ii. p.
Leigh, q Petersburg, who discussed
"Wbo Are the Heroess" Mr.. Leigh Is the
grandson of the founder Of the college,
His address made i most excellent impress
sior.
The SOciety's medal for excellence In
oratory was awarded TO Harry Lee stuart,
Of Texas. II need not be added that the
floral tributes were unstinted. The exer-
eises throughout were OF such a nature and
were conducted in such way a. TO give
the mos, general satisfaction. The attend
ance oi the ladies OF Ashland and the sur
rounding country was unusually large.
COMMENCEMENT ADpREss.
Owing 10 the failure OF the orator who
had been elected 70 address the Literary
Societies tomorrow at III O'Clock A. NJ,
Rev. John T.. Edwards, d. D., has con-
sented 10 supply the place.
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There was q meeting on Thursday 81 the
TOhace0 Exchange 20 raise funds for the
benefit O, the sufferers ia Patrick county.
TIE committee appointed have thus far
raised s.rj and six barrels ~ -four. the
greater part u which has already been
turned over % Mr.. Judsou Watkins.
This contribution in addition 10 previous
contribution. from the sarne source f0ots
up 4 total Of over $500 from the tobacco
trade. Other contributions from the trade
are expected, and viii be forwarded a.
.oan =. made.
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x.rv Kins. Birdie Derr.es., Jessie Warren, Lille

Mary King. Birdie DePr:es:, Jessie Warren, Lille
sebaai NJ Natural seienee.-Famlliar Science
uisses IuIn Powers Helen WOrthsm. Dertha
Peasants Maude H1rgroye-
S~hooI OF Engllshs-Hhetorte: Misses Irene
Ple.ssnts Frlma fosseft. Mary Anderson. Ella
UoiSt0n. Jalief Pouers- Leigh Jones Emma J0r-
dan Narrha Brown. Laura toSing-Ou. Otta Ware,
Alberta Berry, Annie Burch- ,...,
Irene Piea.au.s- Mary strfctianf- Edna Mathews,
Nagzie Dye NoTiie Mlnor. Nellie Rogers. Miriam
perkinS1n. Aigebra Misses Martha Brown. Linda
Brown Leigh Jones. Annie Barch. Cora shepherd,
Lille Wright Matte Graham. Hennie Wade, Lot
wsisns.. lRs.f, Lena nav watkins. Mary Carpenter.
Seisool u Ancient LangusEes-L
date Latin Misses Bertie Berry. Mary Carpenter.
era Si.epferd. Lena Watkins, saIlie Watkins.
Otla Ware Junior Latin Misses Mary Anderson,
EsGr, dg,,nssa; ,s hsfx D is n1 w1aor toI: Jss,
Pollard. Irese Pleasznts. Martha Brown, Bessie
school Of Modern Languages-Gernan: Misses
Matte Graham Mamie Tupper. Lillie Wright
Katie Watson. Mary CarIenter, Lena Watkins
Julia West, MARY King.
Wallace. Katie Doa-on. Carrie Eliett. Lille Sta
pies. Ida Grey. O'is Danfridse, Mary Mathews.
Leila Wilbur. Carrie Gre@ory. Mary Dodson. Re
Miriam Dsndridxe, Moliis Minor, Nellie Roggrs-
Ida Bowers
PEoTIcIESTs IL SCHOOL or ENGLISH LITERA-
Rhetoric: Misses Annie Bureh. Ella HOlst0n.
Albertz Berry. Laura C0yiBgtoa. Irene Piezsants.
Ottz Ware juliet Powers. Leigh Jones Emma
Jord0n, Emma FossetL Marths Brovn.
Observation-Disclosures Mis-es Edna Nat
Levs- Irene PEASANTS. Mary strickland.
GEApCArxs ~ DIFFERENT SCHOOLS.
Fngfi5h Literature: Misses Media Purefoy. Hat
tie Horn. Julia West Matte walker. Mary Carr
penter. Edna Mathews Lille Wright. LAWNS
A berrru bic. Bessie Watson. Katie Watson. Lena
Watkins Birdie DE Priest >ailie hosciey, Cora
Shepherd. Cara Davis Matte Graham.
English Mis-es Ola FoSiSes- Juliz West Lind.
Brovu, Efna Mathew Mary King, Mary Carpen-
ter, Matte Graham.
NoraI Philosophy: Misses Ola FOvlkes. Katie
Watson. Annie L1ferty. L1yinla AbercrOulDie.
Bessie Watson. Katie Renolds.
History Nissc5 Julia West. Lille Wrfzhi. An
uie Laferty. Jessie Warren, Mary hing. Birdie d.
Priest.
Satur.l science: Misses Jessie Warren, Annie
LAfferty. julia West.
school q Ancient LanZuaZcs-I.aiiu. NLsses
Af.nIC Burch- L0t;ie THprer. Linda BrD~u- >aiiic
Coleman. Hattie Horn. Jessie Warren. Nliiie
Gray, L2viRia AbeTcromDie. hate RenDlds- Nettie
RnrOuglty.
-chosI of Modern Ian yuages-French: Mise
Annie Bu-ch. L0ttie Tupper Hattie HoFa. jessie
Warren. Mary Eo,. Clara Davis.
LITERARY GRADUATE-
Mis- May Fox.
Pull CEADCArEs.
Misses Neftle Enroughty. Ola Foylkes, Kate
Renolds. Annie Laserty. >aihe Coleman.
Professor kessnich's fine orchestra fur
nisbed the music, which Wa greatly en-
loved by all
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PoIJCE COTRT.- The following cases
were disposed oi Yesterday:
Susan Thomas. Mildred Alexander, Bet
ty Robinson. ElZa Childress, and Emma
POindexisr. charged With treSpassing upon
the premises u Quaries 4 McCurdy, No.
co north seventh street, were ordered 10
move.
Eliza Davis ,eoloreds. dis0rderly in the
street and interfering with Policeman
Saunders In the discharge Of bis duty.
Discharged.
Pleasant Meekins and Mary Meekins
both coloredL tghting and creating 3 dis
tartance in the neighborhcod- Pieasan.
Meekins was fined =, and MAry was dis
CHARGED.
John Glasgow "a small eoIored boyl
charged with being yagrant, was ordered
10 leave the ciiv.
W. J. Faudree. drunk. Discharged.
tTeorgiana Mason, a notorious Lad ehsr-
zcter, was committed for three months in
defAuif Of srfety for her good behavior.
Ned Aastin teolored) was sent or 70 the
grand jury % snsweT the charge of break
ing into the hen-h0use Of W. I. Darlington
and stealing loi Of chickens.
Lille Ann sydncr (eciOred), charged
with stealing , gold watch valued a. s1j
from Lewis StOYall. The offence having
been committed in Danyille, the case vas
continued til Tuesday, IN order that tbe
authorities of Dznvilie could be notified Of
the xrrusf OF tbs accused
william Temple, and james Robinson,
charged with stealing iof 81 bra-s boxes
from the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Cofnpany. were each sentenced 10
twelve mouths confinement in jail with
labor IN the shain-gang.
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RANDOLPH MACON.
SsEai.Csntepnial Of This the 0ldest
OF Our Methodtst Colleges.

Meeting or the Trustees; Repsrt or the Pre-
sidsnt; Vacancies FiIIed-AInmni Ceisbra-
sion-'The Problem OF Life- the Theme
OF tae Orator-The CONTEST for the susher-
lin nedsl-Aiumni Dinner Address OF Hon.
John Goode Before the Franklin Society
Rev. John r. Edwards, ID. d., TO Deliver an
Oratiou
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How the seassa Pssxresaes--ssm Deseyis.
ssen OF . Mammoth Hsssi-&svesteen
Acres Of Painted Wood, Thirsy-ave Thss-
sand Feet sf versn1ss. ssA Ssss Acres %
Csrpess-lmysevemests Msds asd In Pre-
sress-A sunday Msrniax's Iaspeesiss ss
the National ssidiers' Bsms- -Assssesisas
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GENEEAL NAHoNE-His PICTTEE-THE
BoSDs.-At a meeting ~ the Board u
Commissioners q the sinking Fund held
yesterday 5 letter from General Malone
was read stating that be objected 20 bis
picture being placed upon one q the serie.
u the new RiddIeberger bonds now being
engraved by the Kendall Bank-Note Com
Vauy. Of New York, i0r the state q Nir-
giniA The Board concluded % respect MS
request in the premises. as be said be didn't
want any noiOriety ~ that sol1. II 1, now
proposed O. place the fsce u Mr.. Riddle
berger instead u General Malone on the
bond In question. The change VIII in
yolve 10 great deal of expense, but the
probability Is tba, il viii throw back the
work TWO weeks.
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on OF about June 9Th our porsr mis-
carried a package containing bronze at
teen. black >urah. lace, sc. Any person
having received the same will confer I
favor by returning 20
COHEN BROTHEEs'.
Fourth and Broad streets.
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rEE-EsTs-N 0MINATIoNs FCE POLICE CON-
AIssIoSER.-A meeting % the Board OF
Public Interests was held q the City Hal
yesterday evening. Present: Messrs.
Pott.. Patton, Ple4,ant,. Noting, ADder-
son. Euyson, and the chairman, Captain
n. 7. Clarke: Ben. L. August, secretary.
Messr,. l.. i. u. Myeys, L. ". PickTell.
and J. !. Montague were recommended 10
the Council 20 be voted for 70 81 the Va
cancy cccasioned by the expiration q the
term Of service of Major Myers A. a meu-
Der oi the Board Of Police Commissioners
from Clay Ward.
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Closing Exercises or the Coiered Normal
xchesi-A Rash. Crush, and Pash; NsLives
Lost-Award or the Peabody Nedais-List
or Dsstinguished Pupils-Commen

The closing exercises Of the Richmond
feoioredl Normal school. Of which Miss VI.
r.. knowles l. the faithful and efficient
principal, took place last night at the Sec
ond (colored) Baptist church, Byrd street
near Second.
In the church everything went on smooth
enough, no doubt, but that there were no
lives lost on the steps and In the portico
we have to thank kind Providence. The
pressure for admittanee was something
quite unprecedented. 4 crowd blocked
the sidewalk in front Of the church, the
side steps, and the main steps TO degree
very alarming. The police force on hand did
all they could. but they were inadequate TO
the maintenance Of order: not that the
eolored people were guilty OF rowdyism,
for they were not, but they very much
wanted 10 get into the church, and more than
half OF them could not. Some vino got to the
porfieo sought in vain 10 force their way
back % the steps and street They were
endeavoring 10 get down; others to get up.
Every now and then woman tainted. and
there was an ineipient panic followed by q
general rush down the steps. Whenever
the church doors were opened there was
rush up the steps. and so il went on until
1906, when young Mr.. MeGilvray brought
up some additional police in a carriage and
the portico and steps were cleared. A
number of persons, white and eoiored,
suffered slight injuries ID the crush, and
the destruction Of dry goods and millinery
was very large.
The judgment oi the vast crowd present
in front OF the church was that there was
woiul mismanagenent in admitting people.
Hundreds who were provided with tickets
never were able 10 got even so Tar a. the
portico. The wonder and the greatest
cause for thankfulness Is that no lives were
lost.
The representatives Of the press present
STAYED on the outside, momentarily expect
ing a serious disaster. Had they wished.
thew might have gotten INTO the church, for
in an that excitement, confusion, and ,trug-
gle for place. the cOlored people were at al
times ready 70 "make way for the report
ers."
The following j. the programme as ar
ranged fer the occasion:
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RICHNOSB FEMALE ISsTITUTE.

Thirtieth Annual Commeneement-A Bril-
liant Occasion-PreseBtation Of Medals and
DipIomas-The Presentation speeohes-Ad-
dress By Rev. =. A. Goodwin. ID. D.-Naz-
niHcent Floral Display-List Of Graduates
and Those who DISTINGUISHED Themselves
in Various Studies.
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Bk Ogxxns.-Tbe Richmond and Danviile
Pool COMMITTEE seld meeting yesterday
In Prc<idrnt Bufords of6ce and decided to
osea she pool oa the 5xh ef Jnly, and to
kesp b open until sorse future action h
tAaen- Thls gives "a opportunity for any
one who wishes ts-ees oaf II the pool aad
for outside stockholders 10 gef in.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, e5;
9 A. NJ. IS; noon, So; Z. NJ, so; Z.
NJ. 81; midnight, %.
Mean temperature. 20.
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TIE STANTON CONVENTION POSTPONED.
The convention called by the stTaightout
Political Union % meet AZ ,tauutOn June
9Th has been Indefinitely postponed. In
accordance with the action Of the Repub.i-
can state Central Committee. The Union.
Il l. said. will hereafter act with the
Straightout Republican state organization.
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CHICK CIGAEs. oe.

IEOS ~ THE BLOoD.-COLDKS-s LiEBfG's
LIQUID EXTEACT oF BEEF AID TONIC IsyIg-
ORATOR, In pint ootfie-- enriehes Toe 5lo.-i aids
digestion. cures dyspepsi4- neryol.snss- leoslitY
ehiils- fever. ague- AID female complaints. .as&
lor ColdsA's. Taks ~ otA>r. " druggists sens-
rzffv
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TIE MOZARI THIS EyESISG-OPERA.-
First. overture. Merry Wives q Wind
sor," (NicOlai.l orchestra second. pot
p0urri, " Traviata,' - Verdi orchestra. To
conclude with the " Crimson scarf an
opera, in one az, by LegouiX. with The i0l-
lowing cast Cornarino. Mr.. Marshall Ra-
mos; Scribilhno. Mr.. I'd. Williams Sas-
-afrasso, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; ErDest0,
Mr. L. W. Hot; Marco, Mr.. Monte Walk
er; Blanca. Mi-s Eoiine Sheffield; Tessa,
Ms. May Thomas.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR Tc-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather
and rain, southerly to westerly winds,
lower barometer, and slight changes IN
Temperature.
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MALE OErsAs AsyLrx-ELEcrIQx OF
OyyicEEs- the eieeiioE Of officers for
the ensuing year the only change made
was Ia putting ColoBei Thomas j. Evans
In the plsce u Hr. Bssne, who removes 20
New York, and Nr. Charhss Hlll In place
Of Mr.. wilkinson, who also leaves fhe city.
My. Robert p. Richardson, Of the Virginia
Fi.t-lnsuranee C0upsny, Was elected secre-
fxry.
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YOC WHO LEAD sEDEyTAET ITvEs
vi Sat great FeLef frDm the consiip ipagion ~iih
which yoE ~ 0ft-n suEer oY taking SIMMONS
LIgEE REGULATOR. It is > siupls- harmi'zss,
vegetable CON p0lac- saTe = relieve yog- anc caE
% no injs0. Ceaulne prepared Oaiy by ). ii.
ZEILfS CO.
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A promising and interesting child Of Mr..
J. A. Turner died on yesterday s1ser .
brirf illness.
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q. n,lr tar : POM cIeAn.

THosE cheap white QrRts \; LEvT BKoTHEKs'
z-e beiaz purchased sapltiy.
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MAyzASuIA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and iS-
POKTED CLAEgr. ". ID. BLAZE 4 Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

4 SEw Tor = B1l-be:.ons and Ctkes Dress
TRAININGS all ~ opsned so->iay a LEvr bzo-
IHkEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

ELECTION or OFFIC ERs. - Company :. 2, ;"
First Virginia regiment, have elected the
following officers. made necessary by the
resignation Of Captain Tszeweil Eilett and
Second Lieutenant G.. :. Crenshaw: Cap
tain, A. L. Elicit. Jr., formerly First Lieu
tenzut: First Lieutenant, +. A. Gary,
formerly Orderly Sergeant; Second Lieu
tenant, W. c. Lefebyre, formerly second
sergeant.
This company is ia very fOurishing
condition, aud has fun ranks and excellent
officers. The company viii 20 into en-
campment this summer =: some Of the
springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

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Ne keep = iArzs stock q al. grades n hAEEnsf
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

The trvther u M2xssrsse BoUfke wants
xio.eoo eSmpnsuksoe ses the murder a
No bsulkeS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

ron White Goods q every description - %
LEvI BEOTHEEs Pan n0s - look a. N ,siss
NusllDs- Which are I'D - ons-5sif Il she.r s4ae-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANY RAILROAD
SCHEDULE.-On and after to-day trains over
the Richmond and Alleghany railroad viii
run a. follows: Mail-train leave daily ex-
cept sunday at 7:2j O'Clock \. NJ: accom-
modation-train at Ais O'Clock =. VI.
daily. and night express daily except sun
day At O'Clock p. N. Trans arriving here
over this road connect with the associated
railways for al points n The south. and
with tbe Richmond, fredericksburg and
Petersburg railroad for al points north.
Passenger. for Lexington have 20 take the
night express. which has q sieeping-car a.
tacbed.