Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-17
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
III. Maliers Marriage POLITE
cnl-Personai, &c.

ET. Nnliers Resignation-Sla rriage -Poiiti-
cnI-Personai, &c.
[Ccrrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1884.
A few davs ago | sent You some facts
about tie Austin legacy to the University
Of Virgins. The University was in luck
lust then. Just now it has the misfortune
of losing ore Of its most distinguished and
valuable professors In Professor Mallet,
whose resignation was accepted on Sltur-
Gsy.
Professor Mallet now goes to Jefferson
Medical College, philadelphia, where, II re-
port be true, he will receive $4,000 per an
nun. Ii is said that, as he will be expected
to deliver but three lectures each week OF
the session, he will practice medicine. and
thus add handsomely to his income, but 1t
is likely that this Is merely possibility,
and not fixed pat OF the Doctors plans.
The Board will ill the chair tins month
the 25th-sO That no vacancy will exist du-
ring the approaching session. The Board
will procure the best man for the place the
salary will secure.
Mr.. Morris S. lIirsh, OF this place, and
Miss Bertha Strasburger. Of Washington.
were married in that city In the Jewish
synagogue on Wednesday at O'Clock L.
NJ, the Rev. DR.. Stern performing tho cere-
mony. After the ceremony about two hum
drcd guests repaired to Abneps Hall,
where they INDUCED in dancing and par
took Of wedding supper. Congratuls.
tons were received from Virginia and
manv distant Staies-Minnesota, Michigan.
Ohio, Illinois. Presents were sent by the
friends OF the contracting parties, ranging
in size and importance from pistol to a
piano. They have returned to Charlottes-
Vile. and occupy Mrs. Heller's residence.
which had been previously furnished by
friends. Mr.. IIanline and lady. Samuel
Hirsh. Miss Lazarus. Moses Kaufman,
Lewis Hanckel, and others attended from
this place.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club met
last night and listened TO an address from
Mr.. George Perkins, which was pro-
nourced one OF the best ever made here.
The meeting was largely attended, and was
enthusiastic. Mr.. j. NJ. Wheeler made
some remarks.
A Philadelphia Blame organ Is being
circulated pretty lavishly about the Unit
versity and IFS vicinity, and railroad-men
and other wOrkmen are receiving docu-
ments sent, no doubt, by the Republican
"bureau" OF literature.
There is movement on foot looking to
the pOstpouemeni for time OF the vote on
the proposition to provide the town with
water. with view to fuller discussion OF
the matter.
An insane man was yesterday placed in
the county jail here. The application for
his admission to the Western Lunatic hsy-
lum at Staunton was refused. That insti-
tuition is crowded already.
Major Charles Morris, at one time 4 pro-
iessor in Randolph-M Macon College, but now
OF Athens, Georgia, Is IN town visiting
Captain Micaiah Woods.
The Rev. DIR. Hidden. Of Lexington. Ken
lucky, the former pastor Of the Baptist
church here, is on brief visit to his Char
lottesville friends.
Captain Micaiah Woods has been invited
to address the Cleveland Club at Gordons-
vile Friday evening.
A lawn-tennis tournament is soon 10 be
held at Bloomfield, near Ivy depot. for the
benefit OF st. Psul's Episcopal church.
Arrangements are being made by the Al
bemarle Plougbing Society for its annual
ploughing match. QUIZ.