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DANVILLE.

RODY FOUND-M AsONIC-BREAK IN THE
cANAL-TO BE EXECUTED PRIvATELY-OLD
SOLDIER COPELAND sALEs-ToBACc0
TRADE NO DISCUSSION.
correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
SEPTEMBER IL, 1888.
The body Of Clarence Austin, the young
man who was drowned Monday, was found
YESTERDAY evening by party acting under
the directions OF his father, and brought
out with grappling-irons.
Roman Eagle Lodge OF Mas0ns has
offered 10 the Grand Commandery Of Viz
ginia, through Dove Commandery. the use
OF its rooms during the session TO be held
here in october.
The mills and factories drawing water
from the canal were not al work yesterday,
the water from the canal, while there was
OH high head Of il, having worked It's
way through the bank in one place the
night before and carried of some ten or
twelve feet of 1t. The Waterman on duty
discovered the break and shut the gates
above, and thus prevented consideraD'e
damage. Ii Is supposed that the water
found its way through the bank by follow
ing the root Of tree. Business VIII prop
ably be resumed to-day.
Governor Cameron has written TO sheriff
overly, Of the county, that Isaac Eyon ano
Reuben King, parties with Lawson Young
er in the murder Of Shapard, have nothing
10 their case TO justify intervention on hi'
part la their behalf, and that the trues'
mercy il to relieve them Of suspense or ials'
hope. Sheriff OVERLY informs the puDl''
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on Wednesday, where she has served four
years for perjury. BY a singular coinci-
dence Wednesday was the fifteenth ami
versary of the day when jacob and Nancy
Young were mysteriously murdered, a
crime for which she was tried five times,
twice sentenced TO be hanged, and finally
released on technically.
A special dispatch from Casa Grandc %
the III Paso (Teyas) Times says the Apache.
are beginning TO show signs OF treachery,
and II Is the intention OF the Mexican an.
| thorities 10 surround and keep them in the
neighborhood OF Casa Grande until cor.
don Is completed, when a speedy sequel ia
the present state OF affairs may be looked
for.
The Emperor William has conferred
upon Prince Alexander OF IIesse-CasseI
the commander OF the Thirteenth Dragons,
on the occasion OF the Princes completion
OF his fiftieth year OF military service.
| Prince Alexander has cordially accepted
the honor, thus testifying that he has
abandoned all anti-rrlIssian tendencies,
and that the entente cOrdiaie between the
Emperor and himself has been restored.
| The remains OF Chief Keokuk. OF the Sac
and Fox Indians, are 10 be moved and re-
inferred near the Iowa city that bears his
name. He died at an advanced age few
years after the Black Hawk war. Opposed
| to the war, he told the Black Hawk faction
that they would perish II they should 90
10 war with the United States, but that il
they would Kill all their women and chill
dren beforehand he would lead them into
battle. They reflected, and desisted. But
subsequent events precipitated the war in
spite OF his counscls.
A travelling electrc-light plant is new
| feature on the Cumberland Valley rail-
road in Pennsylvania. IL is employed for
| lighting up wrecks on the road or for
any emergency that requires night work,
and it consists OF baggage-car, containing
stationary steam-englne, a Thompson
| Houston dynamo machine and fixtures. a
water-tank and coal-bunker, and provided
with elcctric-lamp fixtures on the roof.
| The company has also wired caml-meetng
grounds on the line OF its road ready for
electric lighting.
DR.. Rollin X. Grigg. Of Buffalo. who has
been experimenting relative to the sO-called
bacteria or germs that are said to cause va
riOus diseases, furnishes the following to
the Associated Press: BY boiling guam
tity OF healthy blood he obtained all the
forms OF bacteria. Then, with some pure
tbrin. obtained from washed eliot of
blood. and boiling it, proving that ii was
the threads OF fibrin broken up into pieces
and granules that gave the bacteria, the
same results were obtained. Next, some
blood was obtained and rotted under
warmth and closely watched for two
months, and here again all the forms were
obtained that the fresh boiled blood gave.
From these experiments DR.. Grigg con-
cludes that all the bacteria OF disease are
forms Of fibrin, and for the general good
requests all Investigators to repeat the eX-
detrimental work and report To the public
the results OF such investigations.
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/ The scene IL laid in Venice in l12I. The
motif Il the love of the then celebrated
composer j. A. Hasse for the great canta-
trice Faustina Bordoni.
The press have not been particularly gril-
cious toward Arson Ponds play OF Her
Atonemcnt," but John Rickaby, the the
at zeal Spectator and lively business ma
nipulator OF shows generally, says ii is I"
great play!" Very natural. when IL is
known that Rickaby has some thousands
Of dollars invested in it.
The King OF Bavaria has again enjoyed,
at great cost, the pleasure OF seeing and
hearing " Parslial," at Munich, all TO him
self. lie will not 20 to Bcyreuth and wit
ness the performance OF Parsifal." so
"Parsiial" has to come TO him. Fancy
this whole elaborate performance given for
that one moody spectator, sitting in his
darkened box!
"PocahOntas. or the Great White Pearl"
is the title of Edward SOlomon's latest
comic opera, which il to be produced ut
the Opera Comique. London, next month,
with Lillian Russell in the title-r0le. Miss
Russell, according to our latest adyices
from London, has been approached by
D'Oyly Carte with an offer to create the
principal part in Gilbert and Sulliyan's
new opera, which is To be produced ut the
Alhambra i'm October. As yet she has
given them no answer.
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that the execution will be strictly private
Even reporters will be excluded from the
Enclosure.
Joel Layne, soldier Of the war OF 1872
died at his home In this county on the 9th
ul'lmo, at an age OF more than ninety-iivc
years.
Sheriff Overbey, commissioner In the
case OF Tabitha M. Tbompson's admins
traitor Us. William Fonlaine's admins
traitor, has sold lands near Fall-Creek
depot as follows: 259 acres at S15 per acre
SO acres at SI0.05; 800 acres at 80.
The trade in tobacco continues heavy for
the season, and the wonder IL that high
prices can find so much OF il. The prices
are marvellous, and seem not TO have been
affected by the recent rains.
Advertisements for speaking at many
places In the county have been posted for
the Democratic speakers, but it Ia under
stood that there will be no discussions be-
tween the opposing candidates. ALPHA.
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Marrying to Escape school.
QUEER COMPLICATION or AFFAIRS FOIL

A QUEER COMPLICATION or AFFAIRS FOLLOW
ING 4 YOUNG GIRLS WEDDING.
The Supreme Court, says Boston telc-
gram, Yesterday issued a writ OF hdbedS
corpus demanding the production in court
Of Mrs Annie Y. Cochrane. The petition
er is james j. COchrane, and the matter is
founded upon the following peculiar con-
dition Of facts: Annie V. Sullivan. who is
eighteen years OF age, resided with her
parents I'm CharlestOvn, and they were
DESTROYS that she should enter boarding.
school. Her protest that she would throw
herself away rather than go to boarding
school had no influence with her parents,
who selected last Monday as the day when
their wishes should he carried into effect.
On Sunday she aScertained what was 10 be
done ana consulted her friend, James j.
Cochrane, who was so shocked, it il said.
ut her desperate intention that he proposed
marriage d way ont Of her troubles.
This was quite acceptable to Miss Sullivan
and, A. no certificate could he obtained on
that day, il wa, arranged that they should
remain at the hOIlse OF COchrane's sister
in Somcryilc that night and be married on
the following morning. Arrangements
were also made with the sister that after
the marriage Cochrance and his wife
should board there until they went to
housekeeping. On Monday the marriage
took place. both parties representing them
selves a. residents OF SOmervlle. which. il
is now claimed, was perfectly legal, aS they
intended to live there. In the afternoon
Cochranc was arrested by an officer
from the CharlestOwn district without a
warrant. and, after being locked up
in the statiOn-house over night, was
taken to SOmeryille the next morning,
where complaint for abducting Miss
sullivan va, entered. He was charged
with having falsely represented himself To
he OF SOmcryllo for the purpose Of pro-
curing a marriage-license. Under duress,
a. it i, alleged, he pleaded guilty. and the
ease was continued until Friday Of this
week for disposition. On the other hand.
il is also claimed that Mrs. Cochrane, on
representations that she was going TO see
her husband, was decOyed 10 the house OF
her brother, John Sullivan. in Charles.
town. where she has since been illegally
restrained of her liberty, 10 secure which
the hdbedS corpus was obtained.
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A Death-RoiI Of Eight Months.

The PSYCHOLOGISTS who selected 1883 n Il
GOOD year for earthquakes. pestilence and
accidents seem TO have made hit. During
the eight months Of the year considerably
more than $4,000 lives have been lost in
notable disasters, in that taking into ac-
count the ycllow-feycr in the South. by
simply following the biz news OF the press
dispatches the following table OF people
killed is made up: Loss OF the Cimbrla,
1874: Milwaukee hotel fire, 50; Poland
circus fire. 2GS: Australia mine Hooded.
-: Tehichipa Call railroad accident. 81
Flat-boat disaster, y. C., rs; loss OF CITY
of Brussels, 10; mine explosion, H., 10;
New York school panic, lG Braidwood
mine disaster. II; February Hoods, %;
drowned at brownsville, MIMI, IL April
tornadoe., 200; fall Of Texas hotel. II ;
Rrooklyn bridge panic. II ; May tornadoes,
1lS. Sunderland Eng school panic. 202 ;
June noods, 81; Baltimore pier disaster,
70: Carly0n O.. T. railroad accident, IL;
.JnIy London (Ont.) floods, II; Hungary
fire. 20: lschil earthquake, 4,5OO; Eng
fish fishing fleets, 1913; German Hoods,
no. MI. Ararat avalanche, $50; powder
evnlosion in Europe, go two mine eX-
nlos,ons i'm Europe, 1862; Bombay factory
ponic. etc, I0i; Rochester Mimi. tornado,
is: Lake Chem palace accident. 30; Corn
wall mine accident, II; collision Oh Eddy
stone lighthouse. IS; Great Banks fisher
men lost. so; Java earthquake, 100000
indj, cholera. $1,000; Egyptian cholera
~ 600: Italian steamer Ansonia, 20
steamer Kenmore Castle, 81; steamer
Gvnsy. IS; steamer Navarro, i6: shiI
DunsloGrage, 20; Rome explosion, 40
Besseges (France) explosion. II steamer
GrappIer, 20; burning Lake Como theatre
A.. steamer Daphne on Clyde, $50.
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A Spectral Coach.


A spectral coach il said to travel about
the lonely country roads Of Norfolk. Who
the restless spirit may be that occupies il
none can tell, or how long he has been
travelling about in his weird conveyance ;
but that hc has been long a wanderer in
his coach. which ever and anon appears
among us. none would be 80 perycrsc as to
question. Indeed. the phantom coach
travel, far and WIDE through Norfolk, and
stops at peoples houses in the dead OF night.
An unseen hand lets down the steps, the
horses champ their bits and snort. the car
riage-door is slammed, and the thing moves
of; but when people prepare to let in the
unexpected visitor with kindly welcome
lol there i nothing. The coach has gone.
ON one occasion my informant, who lived
IN lonely old farmhouse. saw the flash OF
coach-lamps and heard the champing of the
bits. lie opened the front door. The
nieht was calm and still; there was neither
voice nor any tbat answered.
No harm seems To come tO such aS re-
ceiye these nocturnal visits, but il l. the
preyalent belief that the occupant OF thc
coach is condemned TO walk like the Wan
dering jew. II Is a curious feature OF the
story that the hiSl road. along which the
mail used 10 travel in the good old times,
passed at some distance from the haunted
way. which wa, certainly called the coach
road some generations back. aud have a
suspicion that the fact that no phan-
tom having been seen OF late on
the coacl-r0ad itself-thOugh they
fell me it has been seen by
=" scores Of 'em" clsewhcre--may be ac-
counted for; it Is a matter OF history thai
some thirty years ago the present Lord
Dudley drove "A carriage aud four along
the coach-road. aud. to the amazemenl
and perpcXIty Of mankind, did not perish
i'm the attempt. Since then the ghostly in
diyidual, >hamed at being so manifestly
outdonc has retired from this part Of the
scene Of hi, former cbarloteering.
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wus,cai and Dramatic Notes.

The new play OF - The Romanoii," pro-
duced in Portland last week by Miss Char
lotte Thompson, is considered a success.
patri will leave England towards the end
q, October. Before doing so she will sing
~ two concerts in Birmingham and Man.
chester. She makes her first appearance
m New York November 9th.
Ambrose Thomas, the French composer,
has been staying this summer In Brittany.
Wis health has been very precarious, and
this state was made worse by the sad news
81 his brothers death. He has, however,
now recovered to certain extent.
Madame Wagner refuses to let the band
narts Of the "Parsifal" score be used In
'ondon, but it is hoped the difficulty will
I've got over, so that Parsfal may be per-
formed at tho Albert Hall, where the cho-
raj rehearsals have already begun.
The title OF the posthumous opera by the
! late composer Raf Is Art and Love-
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The surprise expressed 10y the Philadel-
phia papers that Mr.. SAMUEL ). RANDALL
should have been willing to serve on jury
is pretty rough on the average Phladel-
phia iuryman, but the public have the sat-
isfaction OF knowing that the next Speaker
Of the House Is above contamination from
the worst associations.
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The Atlanta Constitution, in an article
on " Southern Development" leaves Viz
gina out OF its tabulated statement. This
petty exhibition of jealousy is due TO the
fact that the cholera-spreadmg watermelon
OF Georgia is to the watermelon Of our own
Hanover as the whorileberry Is to the per-
simmon. And yet Georgia expects to at
tain trIIe greatness
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The Baltimore Day, in its account OF the
Oriole celebration, says: " The keys of the
city, two massive gilt affairs. resting on
velvet cushion, were then presented to
Lord BALTIMORE" II the Monumental
city would put on spring-lock and give
the old gentleman a night-key we dare say
he would feel much more at home.
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" Birmingham, Ala, has her metallur-
gists wrought to Il high state OF excitement
TO know whence came the copper found in
an Indian grave near there few days ago
We suppose it came i'm the regular way OF
descent from prehistoric dies.
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SCHOOL OF MTSIC.

The VOCAL DEPARTMENT viii De pr, sided
over by celebrated concert singer and line pan
list, who has been thoroughly lifted for her work
by masterS both In America and Europe.
Miss DtSTMAN. who has been the Director Of
Music nc the Institute during the past i've years.
has enlarge her corps OF assistants. and will now
he able Ia receive pupils la the city not otherwise
connected with the school Those wishing Ia III
themselves for teaching should avail thcmsclyes
of the rare advantages offered by this department.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS announces that he
has not gone back on Ben BUTLER. We
are glad of it. II anything could make
BEN respectable in the eyes Of the public
il would be to have few men like WEN
DELL 90 back on him.
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An exchange. commenting on the state
ment that "eX-Speaker kERR's son, who is
only twenty-siX years of age, Is rising
politician" says % he must have commenced
very Young" He commenced with Demo
cratic leaven doubtless.
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Recognizing the importance of thorough pre-
piratory study. the principal of this department
makes special effort 10 train pupils for advance
ment into the HIGHER branches
Pupils are received at the age of eight years
II T. important that those proposing tO graduate
should pass through this thorough course.
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The Washington Post says every dollar
IN the United States Treasury "that is
available should be used for the redcmp-
ton OF bonds" But what Is to he done
abont BOND that Is past redemptlony
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A Chicago paper announces that "a
number Of Chicago physicians expect TO
have the cholera here next summer"
Forewarned is forearmed. Quarantine
them early in the spring.
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT

In the Institute Home IS found every comfort
together with all that pertains 20 the Thorough
culture Of young ladies and the extensive pa.
tronage. not only from Virginia. hut from the en-
tire South. attests the excelences of this depart
mcnt.
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A New Jersey paper asks: "What could
the Democrats OF that State be thinking
about to nominate LEON ABBETTi" We
reckon they were thinking about aiding
aud Affecting a good cause.
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The Philadelphia Press says: "Phila-
delphia wants better streets and better
drinking-water." When did the average
philadelphia discover that the drinking
water was bad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16

"Ex-GovernOr LUXE BLACKBURN, OF
Kentucky, says that he left office with more
pleasure than he entered it," This effect
ually dispOses OF the SANDER that LUKE was
born in Ohio.
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The thirty first annual session OF this Institution
viii open MONDAY, September 18th.


A corps Of TEN TEACHERS has been en-
plOyed. most Of whom have long been identiiied
with the Interests of the school.
The various schools arranged according 10
the University system. and the standard OF gr,du-
alton Is not surpassed by any school South.
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Since a Javanese volcano threw up red
hot cake Of ice, the insurance companies
cannot be caught by the announcement
that KATE CLAYTON will appear this season
i'm "Sea of lee"
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The Atlanta Constitution says "J0E JET
PERSON buys dozens Of razors every year ;
what he does with them is Il mystery"
Not at all, He (h)owns them.
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An exchange says: 1.-THE Bannocks,
who are on the war-path again, torture
their Victims" Then we may expect AN
other Bannocksburn.
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"New England editors advocate husk-
ing bees" New England editors are wei
come TO get their honey that way. We
prefer TO buy ours.
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Nearly all the foreign countries, lnclud-
ing New jersey, are threatened with inter-
nal disturbances.
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"In Kentucky they color corn whiskey
with peaches" That accounts for the
bloom on the average Kentucky nose.
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"The unprincipled party must co."
Thus il is the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
Gazette sounds the death-knell OF Radical
lam
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Since we come TO think Of it. the -" Sea
Of lee" with KATE CLAxToN in 1t, Is apt
TO be a melting play.
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TALNAGE says: IAN earthquake is only
a volcano hushed up" A good many peo-
pie wish TALaAGE was an earthquake.
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DICIIMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 30
1888, and continues MAE months.
FACILITY

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 20
1888, and continues MAE months.
FACULTY.
EDMUND HARRISON. A. NJ, Professor OF
Latin.
II. IL. HARRIS, NJ. A., Ii. d.. Professor OF
Greek.
A. q. BROWN. ID. d., Professor of English.
EDWARD b. SMITH, Vi. A., Professor of Mathc.
MATES.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. A., LII. d., Pro.
fessOr OF Physics.
B.PURNEAR, 4. NJ. IL. d., Professor of Chem.
istry.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS. VI. A.. ID. D., Profes
sOr of Philosophy.
Professors HARRIS and SMITH, Modern Ian.
guages.
EXPENSES OF \ RESIDENT STUDENT
TWO hundred aud four hollars per nine months
session cover All the expense, 3f cntrincc-tees.
tuition, board, fuel. lights and washing. Eighty
seven dollars and iity cents VIII meet theeNptnses
of a nonresident student.
Within the last year more than 100000 has
been expended I'm buildings and improvements.
greatly increasing the comfort aud convenience at
students, aud enarging the facilities of the nsti-
tuition.
The sanitary arrangements of the college are
exceptionally good.
The location j. high and healthful, embracing
thirteen acres of land.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores. or ad'
dress a. PURltAR.
IN S-tSe2 20 Chairman.
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The famous Brooklyn Club will play ball
at the Virginia Baseball Park on Monday.
Won should not fail to see It.
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For catalogue or information apply by mail or
I'm person Ia Miss SALLEY u. HAMMER,
Principal
Principals Office hours from 9 to IL A. NJ.
l1-Aw
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Entered at the Post-ofice nj Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter.l
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ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CCuOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
~ LITTLE GIRLS,
40 EAST GRACE STREET.
Mrs. II. COI.sTON, tpytxc,p,rs
MISS \. +. DANIEL.S N'N''i N'''

The second session Of this SCHOOL VIII open
SEPTEMBER 25TH. Competent assistance VIII
bc employeI IN every department. aud every Ia
ctiity offered for a thorough and finished educa-
ton.
For circulars and other particulars apply at the
bookstores or nj 10 east Grace street
a. 1-SuSM3w
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EDUCATIONAL. II
MISS 5. +. WILLIAMS
NIGHT-SCHOOL

The subscribers NiGIIT-sCIioOL will be re-
sumed at No. BIZ east Franklin street on the l5tb.
This school has been In successful operation for
several years. II affords an excellent opportunity
for study TO young gentlemen engaged in bnsine'
during the day. Subjects taught same a. In Eng
lish aud classical school, at option ofpupI. Send
for circulars.
Sc l6-lts l.. :. SQUIRE.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

y fVN DUH oFNF0.
Under CARE OF
MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.
Thirty minutes from Broad-strect station, Phil
adelphia. Fun college courscs-C la,sical, Scenii-
fc. and Literary. Also. 4 Preparatory school.
Location unsurpassed for hcalihtulness. ENten-
slye grounds. New and costly buildings and APP
paraus. Academic year commences ninth month
SEPTEMBER IL. 1883. Apply curly To Insure
admission. For catalogue and iul particulars,
address
EDWARD n. MAGfLL. \. NJ, President.
a. 2S-am SMarLlmnrl. DollMnre comnlN. En.