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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
CONGRESSIONAL CONTENTION.
Candidate fer Congress from This Oinriet 10
10 <cusJu fed To-flav.

Candidate fer Congress from This Oissriet ID
be Nemiunsed To-Day.
Under the reapportionmenta net passed BY
the last General Assembly the Third con-
gressional district. as at present laid of,
consists as follows: The counties Of Hen.
rico. Goochlsnd, Hanover. Chesterfield,
New Kent, and> King William, and the
cities OF Richmond and Manchester.
A Convention consisting Of delegates
from each oi these counties and cities
will assemble In the old billisrd-room OF the
Ballard and Exchange Hotel at II O'Clock
to-day for the purpose OF placing Demo
cratic candidate for Congress IN the field.
The Convention win be called 10 order
hy Mfr. Richard f. Beirne, chairman OF the
Democratic District Committee. The re-
presentation consists oi liz delegates. ap.
portioned as follows: Richmond, SO; Man.
chester. 5; New Kent. 4; Hanover. Ia;
Htnrco, u; king William. Z; Gooea-
land, 8; and Chesterfield, ~.
Colonel William Il. Ayle,t, OF King VIII
liam. has received The endorsation OF the
delegates from that county, but as Hoa.
George ID. Wise, the prescat representative
in the Congress Of the United States from
this district, has been endorsed In all the
other cities and counties Of tie district. Il
Is safe TO say that he will be the choice OF
the Convention, and after giving Colonel
Ayle.t a complimentary vote. the King
William delegation win no doubt be the
FIRST to mose to make Mr.. Wise's nomina-
ton unanimous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
A Terrible Exnerieneo.

A West Greek On. j. telegram says
Mrs. Rebeccs Cox, sn aged lady residing
alone upon an unfrequented by-road 81
this place, while walking by brook In the
salt meadows one morning last week waa
stricken with paralysis. For several hours
the lady remained unconscious, finally
awakening to find herself beyond the reach
OF help, unable to attract the attention oil
any one, and yet within few rods OF her
house. Suffering the agonies OF paralysis,
she was In this helpless condition three
days, exposed by turns to the oroliing
rays Of the sun and the atmosphere OF the
malarial meadows.
She was finally found, her. absence from
the village exciting the fears OF her friends,
a party OF whom came upon her almost
dead, suffering from a complication OF all
mtnb arising from her exposure and prl.
vstions. A physician was summoned, and
1t Is thought she may recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Ing from his brothers in Ireland.
Even the death OF Henry Sterling father OF
ihe three chpdren) was surprise aud
shock to him. His ewes filed with tears
when he spoke Of the fatberIess children IN
glasgow who SO pitifully appealed TO him
Tor help. my brothers children shall not
want for home" he said, as he read the
last paragraph Of the crude but pathetic
letter which tells the story o. the clildren's
struggles. eve are not In a well state"
writes the eldest boy. "Will you please
help them thars fstherIess and ulotherlessi ?
and we remain yours, ever true" This Is
signed by Charles aud Jane and Henry
Sterling. The next Glasgow bound steamer
VIII carry message Of hope to the or
phans. and in a little while, on this side OF
The Atlantic, shey will begin life again un-
Ger the care aud keeping OF their Phila-
delphia relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
A Story orThurmau--A Han who Had
no Fool FOR u Client.
baltimore American.


Thurman's stories are undoubtedly like
George Washington's; but years ago be
had habit that also resembed another oi
Wsshington's, and even vent so far IS TO
suggest the faT-iamed "army IN Flanders
The writer recalls an insident which hap
pened while the great Ohio Senator wa.
living in Chillicothe, in the days when that
severe schOol-teacher and plous church
member, William d. Wesson, was mayor
Of The "ancicnt metropolis" as Chillicothe,
the first capital Of Ohio, is sometimes
called.
Mr. Wesson was o severe discipiinarian,
and after having governed the "Erst-
society" bad boys OF the city, including
two wild brothers OF Mrs. President Hayes,
for a term OF years, he was elected mayor
Elated with his elevation, Mr.. Wessou
looked upon ell the Inhabitants as pupils,
10 be watched and punished. Under his
influence the City Council passed an ordi-
nance against swearing and all possible
forms ci profanity, and many lutkless
lawyer or doctor was mulcted In fines for
careless oaths at the rate OF dollar word.
One day Mr.. Wesson had friendly CONVERSE
ton with Thurman for an hour. Soon after
which he sent Thurman judgment OF fines
tSli LOT L.ltcu pitHS, hnu COSTS ol ljIOtf-
cution. Thurman yielded himself in arrest
and went with Marshal Bratton 10 Mayor
Wesson's office. MAY it please your Hon
or" said ThGrman. "Pm lawyer, and
wish to appear in my own defence" "The
Court is willing TO hear you" said the
mayor in most earnest gravity. 81 move
you to sci aside this judgment, because 4
man cannot be tried for crime unless be be
present In person or by counsel" Youare
right" said Wesson, "the judgment IL
sci aside, but the crime will cost
you more, because we will nov
have the trial" "Al right" said
Thurman, 81 nm ready to proceed
with the case. | know tho indictment. But
where are the witnesses Z" ave need TO
witnesses, Mr. Thurman; for you know
vou swore those fifteen oaths, and that 1
heard YOU. So It IS idle TO talk about wit
resscs." Dwell. then, may it please your
Honor. / move TO quash the iudlctmsni.
because, first, man cannot be made 70
criminale himself; aud, second, judge Of
q court cannot appear before himself as a
witness" "You are right, Mr. ThluTnsn;
the indictment is quGshed, and the case
lie was never troubled gitor
this for his freedom Of speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Hrits OF Election.

Yesterday evening Governor William Z
Cameron caused writs OF election TO be
issued 10 I'll vacancies IN the Legislature
rs follows: Delegate from Petersburg,
caused by the resignation OF Robert Me
Candlish. Jr., Republican; delegate from
Prince George, caused by the resignation
Of L. ID. Bland (colored), Republican I;
delegate from King William county,
caused by the resignation Of IIansford
Anderson, Republican; and senator from
the Isle Of Wight district. caused by the
death Of Judge L. c. Crumpler, late in.
cumbent.
Major II. G. Banks, OF Norfolk, has also
rendered his resignation. but yesterday,
by some reason or other, 10 writ OF elee-
ton was issued in. his case.
All Of these elections will take place on
the 18th day OF August, five days after the
assembling OF the Legislature in extra
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Rrfefs and Personals.

II the Board Of Health would look mora
closely after the alleys the sanitary condi-
tion CT the city would be greatly improved.
1t is In these places that nuisances do mostly
abound.
Yesterday more showers visited the city.
end sufr breeze was blowing the most OF
the day.
Mr.. j. L. DAVIS, Superintendent OF the
City Water-Works, is conyalescing very
rapidly from his recent indisposition. He
is in Hanover, enjoying good fare and
country air.
Visitors from the country bring highly
favorable crop reports. II the banks have
In some instances fsiled. the farms this year
will not, and what is lost In turning around
Will be made up in dancing.
Already Preparations are being made n
receive the members Of the Legislature, not
the least among which are numerous orders
for an increased mint supply commencing
about the 18th OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Three orphan. Find Tneir Uuelo.

A childish scrawl on sealed leaf oil pa
per was received few days ago 81 lne
branch Office OF the New York HeTdla VI
Philadelphia. II was an appeal from .nlye
little children named Sterling, saylng lneli
fsther and mother had died In Glasgow
and that they were In distress In that eily.
II also stated that tsey bad an uncle lyins y,
IN Philadelphia, aud implored aid In nhdlSs Is3
him. he was found at bis Office, NO; 80
Walnut street. The bearer OF the ietss'
that told the story Of the orphans dls,re,s
was eagerly welcomed. Mr.. sterI.ngs'
the uncle, came to America 10 lsao.
Fer many years he had heard H'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

For over thirty years Hanover Academy
has been ore OF the best and most prosper
Gus educational Institutions In virginia.
Colonel Hilary r. Jones. its present EN-.
cient principal. Is determined that u shall
maintain its well-deserved reputation not
only 10 the scademic department, but that
Il shall be made more sttractiye than ever
before to the numerous youth who are here
prepared for college and buniness lie.
With this view. tho cottages heretofore
scattered about the premises have been re-
moved by Major W. a. .. Cole, OF this
city, from their old foua61kious and Ar
ranged In semi-cireuIsr hne ohogt The
beautiful residence Of Professor 5ones.
This aud other improvements add much 10
the beauty OF tho place. and win greatly
promote the comfort Of the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
xames River bereavement.

The Committee on the improvement OF
James River met on the w. T.. Craighl!l
yesterday evening at II o'clock.
The following members were present
Messrs. Dlckerson, Powers, Curtis, Rcd
ford, w. s. Gum, j. Aston Cabeli, Allen,
Allison, Dunlop. Hawes, Purcell, the
Chairman, Mr.. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr.,
and Messrs. Il. It. August, secretary, @. p.
4. Burgwyn. Government engineer, In
charge Of the work. aud Captain Thomas
Cunningham, ST., city superintendent OF the
improvement.
The committee being called to order the
sbperintendent submitted an inventory OF
the property OF the improvement, which
was received and ordered to be iled. The
inventory shows q valuable line OF proper
", iu which are two steam :ug-boass, three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
DIR. Edwards Arrives.

Yesterday evening Officer Charles Swee-
ney and DIR. II. IL. styl, who went down
to Atlanta, Ca, with requisltion for DR.
James Joseph Augustine Edwards, re-
turned to The city. bringing the Doctor
with them. The officer found some dim.
Guilty at first In getting hold Of the Doctor,
but hnally everything worked smoothly,
and last night the Doctor was soieiy landed
in the Second police-station, there to await
his examination before the Police Court
this morning. The Doctor has grave
charges pending against him here-nothing
less than bigamy and attempted murder by
nnisnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

dredges, one pile-dr,ver. one floating bisck-
smith-shop, seven deck lighters, Ave dump
ing scows, and two hoisting-mschines. The
property was Inspected by the COMMITTEES
and found 10 be IN good working order.
The secretary read note from Colonel
Buford stating that he was detained IRON
the meeting on account Of sickness.
AT ,:3O the committee returned TO the
city, and, on motion Of Mr.. Gum, ad-
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
CHILDREN STARVED 10 DEATH.
AsinruIariy EtsrtIess Case or Dssertioa By
Mother.

n Cleveland (Ohio) special says most
heariless and brutal case Of desertion has
Just come TO light on the West Side. About
Two weeks ago a handsome lady called on
the family Of Mr.. Swilzer, on Gilbert street,
and stated that she had some trouble With
her husband, aud asked Mr.. Swiizar II he
would allow her 20 remain and board
with his family. She was accompanied
by her two Children, beautiful boy
Two years o! age, and babe about eleven
months old.s She appeared very ladylike,
and ftmairea u. the house three days,
wien she suddenly disappeared. 4 few
days afterwsrd the Swiizer family also dis
appeared. The neishbors thought nothing
Strange about IT, as it was considered that
they had gone visiting for a short time.
This morning several persons while pass
ing the hor.se heard cries OF distress.
Several went to the doors and windows
end found everything securely fas-
tened. They heard faint cries coming
from tue interior OF the residence. The
front door was broken open aud the
searching party en-ered the house. In the
sittingroom most pitiiul sight met their
eyes. Lying upon q little cot was the
Jmaciated form of the little babe. It was
Just breathing its last when taken in the
arms Of one 4 the women. The little boy
lay on the floor, wasted and iamished. He
had Just sirength TO utter FAINT, lnsOherent
cries. He was picked up and suitable
nourishment given hin. II seems thai
for some reason or other the heart
less wretches locked the little chill
dren in the hOuse, and they had
been in three or four Gays before
they were discovered No exDll1afion il
given. The SwiiZer family have dislp-
peared, and 80 has the mother OF the chil-
drCn. Five hours more and the little boy
would have been starved to death. The
citizens Ct the West Side are very indiS-
nant at the brutal treatment the innocent
children received, and would be liable to
take the law into their own hands could
they find the heartlees people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
The EfrSf Time.

For the first time within the history OF
the State OF Virginia It's Legislature has
been convened by . proclamation OF the
Governor, caused by call signed by two
thirds OF the members Of the Assembly.
The Governor caused separate copies Of
his proclamation 10 be sent TO each member
who signed the call, and each copy OF this
proclamation bore the autograph signature
OF the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
nnkln Tho RiXnr

Tonight the moonlight excursion dowr
James river. under the auspices OF the H.
brarians OF Union Station Methodist sun
day school, will take place. The steamer
will leave the wharf promptly at o'clock
and returning will arrive in time 10 co1.
meet With the street-cars. All who wish IL
spend q pleasant evening, and at the same
time help good cause, should go. The
committee OF arrangements announce a.
the attractions: Moonlight, pleasant
breezes, band Of music, and refreshments
in abundance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
TWO OLD MEN FIGHTING.
Friends Of Many Years FaeiRg Each Otbsr
with Receivers.


A Newbern (N. C.) special OF the 2Sth
says: Robert Floor and stiles Sanders,
two whitehall red farmers, aged respective
ly seyenty-iou. and seyenty-seyen, had
harsh words a few days ago, it is said,
about their crcps. They had been warm
friends, and were members OF the same
church. The two together have thirty
nine descendants. They parted bitter
enemies. but the advanced ages and recog-
nized pacific nfturcs Of the two men led
their friends to believe chat their ill-ieeling
would end in words merely. This morning
Mr.. Thomas Stanley, Young man Of this
place, happened to be up at daybieak, and
was horrfed at seeing the two old men
armed 70 the teeth aud standing facing
each other, ready 10 enter into 4 deadly
duel. At the risk OF bis life. and a. their
weapons were raised, he rushed between
them. At first one OK them warned hin
of. but he managed 10 seize Sanders's pis-
iol and then tenderly reminded them that
they hGd but few more days to spend on
earth. Some passers-by, attracted by his
speaking, came to his assistance. aud the
two old men were disarmed. Had Mr..
Stanley been two minutes later the combat
ants vould have begun firing. They were
hut eight PAGES apart. This is the first in
stance In The history Of the core where two
such old men have resorted TO it for aha ar
bitrament Of their disputes. Fears are en-
teTisinod that the grandsons OF the would
lie duellists will take up the affair and pur-
sue il 10 bloody terIni alton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
RICHMOND "a, WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 80 1884

:. Archer and family. and Miss May Handy
are dsry expected here.
DIT. James Pleasants, who bas been In
Wes1 virginia on professional business, Is
here for bis summer rest.
= MI. and Mrs. Osterloh, Samuel II. Pnl-
isin, and n. w. Bowe, are very acceptable
additions to our company here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Police Nows.

Frank Martin (col6edj was arrested
yesterday by Sergeant Cousins and Police
man Bniler on Q warrant charging him
with stealing keg OF lathing-nails from
W. l.. Carneal. He was landed In the
Third station-house TO await his trial In
the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

FEFt~'8f so'e<f 1'f :" VIC DFsp8tchI
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 30--1:20 A. n,
For The Middle Atlantic States, local
showers. partly cloudy weather, varisble
winds, higher barometer, stationary fol-
lowed by slight rise In tempentarc.
For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather. occasional hight rains,
southwesterIy winds, stationary tempers-
ture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
No Game Yesterday.

The following telegram was received
from Allentown last evening:
1.-The Vrginia-Allentown game was NOT
played to-day on account Of rain. The
yirginiss left for Reading at 400 p. NJ,
where they play the Actives Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Three thousand troops Of the Warsaw dis
trlct hive been echelonsd along the road
way between Skierniwice and Warsaw, the
route to be taken by the Car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
A SINGLE FACT
is WORTH A smr.LoAD or
ARGUMENT.
A SINGLE FACT
cAnrrp svnIn a.

CAuTBRSvu.LE. tsAs
his win certify that two members OF my I'm.
MEDIATE family, after having suffered FOR many
years from menstrual irresalarity, and having
oscp treated without benefit by yarioas medical
doctors ~erc At length completely cured by one
tor,e Of Dr. J. cTadhe.d's Female Regulator. Its
eject on such eases is truly wonderful, aud we'll
nay TIRE remedy be called "woslan's Best
ffitud."
Yours respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.

ENPENSES OF "A RESIDENT STUDENT.
Two hundred and four dollars per nlne months
session cover al he expenses OF entrance fees, tu!-
uor. beard, fuel lights, aud washing.
Aighty-seyen dollars and fifty cents will meet
the expenses OF a non resident student.
The college-er0unds, comprising thirteen acres
OF land, have been greatly improved and beaut 1e1
III The last two years. The Institution offers very
FuueriOr advantages in TIE hcaltbnneSs of It's To-
cation, In is abundant provision for the comfort
anc convenience Of students and in the extent and
horopRhncas II its cOurso or instruction.
For catalogues. giving full information. apply at
the bookstores. or address II. PIfRlEAR,
iy 2S.deOd2m.sw WIN Chairman Facuitv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

lady Of ponham. Texas. writes: si have
oecn rsing your Female Regulator for several
weeks and With great benefit. My case Is Uf lona
tanding. and has hafred many physicians. Ihayo
tried every medicine could hear of, but the Reg
ulator Is the only one that has ever relieved nay
6isiressing snffsrings"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
SwARTnMoRE COLLEGE,
DICHMCND SEMINARY,
h No. 3 EAST GRACE sTREgE.
RICHMOND, VA.
IoHS II. POWELL. Principal.

John II. POWELL, Principal.
Airs r. g.. PBYToS and Mrs. j. r. GARRETT.
Associate Principals.
The next session OF this BOARDING and DAY.
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and LtTTT,E n
GIRLS will begin SEPTEMBER 20. 1884.
The young ladies' apartments and the SCHOOL,
rooms thoron ghly fe1ttcd.
Apply for catalogue at the bookstores or 20 either
fVIS-fOcih pHTNrIpAI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

NOfASULGA. ALA.
Dr. j. Bradheld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me In grest variety OF
eases. and I am fully convinced that 1t Is uni-
vailed FOR that class Of diseases winch 1t clairns TO
ure. J. c. HUSS, 81. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

"A
ENFETSs TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS ~ NINETY MINUTES
VIA
CAMDEN AND ATTAIN WEST JERSEY
TIC RAILROAD. RAILROAD,
ffOm station foot OF Vine from station foot OF
street. Market street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cloudy, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY IA. ", 10;
0 A. NJ. so; noon. 81; p. NJ, IS; 8 p.
NJ. Sc; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, 50 So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS

Major John q. Wkitner, OF Atlanta, weIi aud
fayorahlY known all over the United states as
CsIerai Insurance Agent says; ~ used this
remedy before the on a large plantation In
rrcst number Of cases, alisags soita absoIss,s s-
cess."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Treatise on the Health aud Happiness of Woman
mailed free to applicants.
TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 2S. Atlanta, Ga.
Iiv 2e-dlw&wltl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Dr. J. PAWS, Of Mill,own, Ala. writes. "Have
usec Rradholds Regulator extensively in NV prac-
tiee with entire success IL II Is not specific, II
Dc. In Oy opinion. the best known remedy Cor ths
disoefos fos whiehttis recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

w ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w SrkUETON, VIRGINIA.
OPTNS SEPTEMBER 22. 1884. One Of the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN TllE
UNITED STATES. Surrounding beautiful. CHI
mae unsurpassed. One hundred and forIY-tlree
board ng pupils from eighteen Sta;eN TERMS
AMONG TnE BEST IN THE U.ION. Board,
Washing. English Course, Latin. French. Germss,
Instrumental Muse, &C.. for scholastic year. from
September to June. S28s. For catalogues write to
RFv. W. A. HARRIS, ID. d.. President,
81 27-dCodlm&w6w StauniOn' Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

QUARLYs 4 McCURDY, 10 ~, trustees sale Of
wagons drays, &C.. az hs Riehmsnd BasaAr.
JAS. nACDOU0ALL, 1t4 A. r., at No. l2l,
corner OF second and Bfoad susets. household
furnitnre, carpets, &e.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses and
mules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

The European sscameru arriving a New
ieik are bringing back numorogs Ameri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

MISS NETTE SCHENCK'S
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN 4 east FIf-
ty-eighth street. New York facing Central Park.
Will open OCTOBER lsT. kindergarten, Frima-
ry' anG tnilegiate course. Circulars on AYpiica-
tion. References: Bishop Stephens, OF Pennsyi-
yania; Assistant Bishop P0rcr, Hon. Edwards
PierTepOnt and Judge barrett, Supreme Court
New York; Bishop Li,leiohn and Rev Noah
nuut Schenck, u. D., brooklyn; General u. G.
Sclenck. Washington. ID. G.. iy a-N&S13m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
DICBMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18Th,
and continues nine months.
FACULTY:
FDnUSD HARRISON, A. NJ. Professor OF Latin:
II. III. HARRIS. NJ. a.. LII. D., Professor Of Greek
A. u. BROWN, ID. d.. LII. ~. Professor Of English
fDw. B. SMITH. NJ. A. Professor OF Mathematics:
CHARLES II. WINSTON, III. n, LII. d.. Professor
Of Physics:
B. PUhYEAR, A. NJ, IL. D., Professor Of Cheml.-
try:
WILLIAM o. THOMAS, II. A. ID. d., Professor OF
Philosophy;
Professors SMITH and HAIRIs, Modern I.an-
guapeS.