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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
TIE EXTRA SESSION.
G.,e,uor Camerea Csssaiss Friends ssd
Wttbhsids Action.

Yesterday morning Governor william
T.. Cameron came up from old Point Cou-
fort, st which place he has been summer
ing. and went straight to the Executive
mansion. Shortly after arriving at home
he wss yi,ited by friends. with whom Dc
consulted 40 10 the proprtety OF ca'iing an
extra session Of the Legislature. This dnty
was rendered imperative by call separate y
and duly signed by two tbirds Of the mem
hers az each branch Of the LEGISLATURE OF
Virginia and formally presented 10 the
Governor by Hon. John l.. Hurt, President
rvo feynpore of the Senate, and Charles T..
stuart, Speaker of the House ~ Delegates.
This call was handed the Governor We'd
nesday, and reads as follows:
eve. the undersigned members of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, call upon his
Ercellency, Governor William T.. Cam.
eron, in view OF the urgency Of public
business. to convene the General Assembly
I'm the Capitol, in the city % Richmond,
Virginia, in extrs session. on wednesday,
18th Of August, 1884 in pursuance OF the
Constitution Of Virginia, and chapter IL,
section 3, OF the Code of 1873"
Anumber Of rumors were circulsted a.
10 the probable action OF the Governor, but
at late hour last night he bad arrived at
no definite conclusion, and was still In
consultation with legal advisers.
II is probable that to-day the Governor
will make known his determination, and
settle tho matter % an extra session, In
which Just now public interest isvery much
centred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Gsns~s I Sheridan I'm Society.
Boston Traveller


No end OF amusement has been s1Oat in
Washington during the past winter over
the mistakes Of General Sheridan. The
General. OF course, moves in the very high
est circles Of society. and during the SEA
son he has been introduced TO hundreds of
ladies and gentlemen. He 1, one OF the
most polite and agreeable OF gentlemen
and has a perfect horror OF offending any
one through an intentional oversight.
After the General had been 10 few recfp-
tions he found that he was totally unable
to recall the names and even the faces oi
fully two thirds Of the persons who bal
been introduced to him. Driven 10 despe-
ration, he adopted the novel plan OF bow.
ing TO everybody. Now no one thinks of
introducing a friendto General Sheridan.
The proper thing in society is to introduce
yourself. The General won't know IN
difference, and he will greet you with all
the affabllity OF an old friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
EIurrytnG from flea 6.

Yesterday and day before the thermome-
tiers were having a high Old time. They
suddenly found themselves the objects u
close scrutiny. Man and maid stopped IN
front u them and scanned their glass faces.
scowled, Shuddered. aud retired, while the
little machine kept on singing the Ninety
and Nine The heat added 10 the hurry
whenever the shade was left. and even the
dudes indicated a kInship 10 humanity by
showing slight moisture on their delicate
Uhy-iognOmicsl Developments. This WAS
quickly removed, however, ~ soon aS il
appeared. tiny thrcad-ldce handkerchief
about twice the size u butterhy's wing
hciug used for the purpose; the act being
accompanied with a groan produced by the
extreme cNcrtion required IN handling the
little rag.
Despite the heat, the baby-carriages aud
bvcicle., groups Of pretty girls moved
along the streets gailY chatting and look
ing happy and cool until they struck 4
square without shade. Then they ducsed
their sweet faces, brought their pars.ols to
a proper angle 30 keep out the glare u the
sun. snd made for scOoler spot in graceful
style.
Men have curious theory about heat
and thirst, and many who took something
strong 10 keep them warm i'm the winter
found the same remedy operating To keep
them cool and slake their thirst Yesterday
price all the way from ten cents to hall
dollar. At some pisces, instead OF a
cracker and biz Of rotten cheese, palm
leaf fan goes with the julep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
UTTHEIILLR.
CosTt Of hppcals-Statc Normal school
Louthnn's Case.

Court OF fppcals-Statc Normal school
Louthnn's Case.
tCorc,1,uJ,ncc of tie Richmond Disp1'chl
July ~. last
This being opinion day in the Court oi
Appeals, the learned judge, rendered +.
number u decisions, in s0me oi which
the readers oi the Dispatched an interest.
]. The case oi the state Normal school ~
Farmyillc was decided adversely so the
petition OF Or. Curry and others, trustees,
for a pcrcmptOTY mGUdQmuS 10 compel
patmcHt Oi the $4,000 annuity supposed
To- have been provided for by the acs cstab-
lshing the school. The act is declared 70
he Unconstitutional, in that the Legislature
directed the payment OF the $4,000 out
Of the public irce-schOcl fund. The
opinion II the Attorney General that
this fund is dedicated TO the free schools,
and cannot be devoted 10 establishing =
normal school, is sustained. The Court
further declared that, by the Constitution
and laws made in pursuance thereof, this
fund is to be managed by the stats Board
oi Education, and that this power cam
not be delegated to the trustees, DR.. Curry
and others, who are the parties petitioners.
Judge Lacy delivered the opinion Of a ma
iority Of the Court, Judges Lacy, Richard
son. and Fauntleroy). Judges Lewis and
Hinton dissented, the latter expressing the
opinion, corresponding with very perth
ncnt decision in Missouri, that a normal
school is part OF the public ires-school
system. The Virginia Constitution de-
clares that the Legislature shBll establish
normal schools "when practicable The
result Of the decision IS regarded ss fatal 10
the establishment Of State normal school.
It appear. from the record that the town OF
Farmvile made a contract with Virginia
that il she would establish this normal
school in that town that corporation would
furnish the existing college buildings, To-
Gated in Fnrmyllle, for the purpose. In
good faith the corporate authorities have
executed their part OF the contract Much
disappointment is ict at this decision.
=. IN tie LOIthan case the defendant was
convicted in the Hastings Court oi Rich
mond q a misdemeanor in violating \
provision Of recent act Of Assembly
prohibiting certain officials from taking
part ia party political conventions,
&c. Tie defendant was a county super
intcndent OF schools. one OF the officers
named in the act, and took part in a
party convention nominating State cleo
tors. The Court declare the act 70 he
unconstitutional and reverse the judgment
Of the court below. Judge Lacy delivered
the opinion Of the Court. Judge Hinton
concurred in the opinion, not on constitu-
tiona grounds. but that the defendants
demurrer ought to have been sustained.
Judge Lewis delivered a written opinion
Of dissent. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
ALL OVER THE STATE.
STAUETON'S BUDGET.
The staunton Demecracy-A Splendid Pres
ent-IustaIIausn OF Faster.

The staunton Demecracy-A Splendid Pres
ent-InstaIIausn OF a Faster.
lCorrsspondenee OF the Richmond Disratch.l
July 25, 1884.
The organization OF the Democracy OF
Staunton goes on with so much yigor that
Il Is 4 matter Of interest 20 know the names
oi our three clubs, their officers and
strength. for they will make themselves
felt IN the campaign as staunton Democra-
cy has never teen felt before.
The first oganlzed was the Cleveland and
Hendricks Democratic Club, with Harry
at. G.. Tucker, president; :. :. SwetZer,
secretary: Isaac WITT, treasurer; W. A.
Burke. chairman OF the Executive Com
mittee, and Il. W. Burke Of the Finance
Committee. The present strength OF this
Club is about one hundred.
The Workingfnen's Democratic Club, or
ganized three nights ago, numbers $50 M
10 this time. a,d Is othcered by John W.
Hardy. president: y. NJ. Warner. secre-
tary: W. c. Straughan, chairman EXecu-
tive Committee; and T. j. Crowder, chair
man Finance Committee. 49,.
The Young Mems Democratic Club num-
bers something over 100. was Organized the
same night, and has for its officers Charlie,
+. Kemper, president; G. NJ. Keblinger,
secretary; John T. Stuart, treasurer; A.
c. BraXton, chairman Executive Commit
tee; and Arista Hoge, chairman Finance
Committee. 4 great many OF the members
oi this Club are young men who have only
cast one or two ballots, probably halt of
them never voted for a President Of the
United States, and some will east their
first vote next November. The OrganiZa-
ton is very active. and in a few days
il will he hard TO find young man in the
corporate limits OF the CITY oi Staunton
v no win not he member OF this Club, for,
TO the credit OF the young men Of stanton.
the Republicans II mean the white ones are
exceedingly scarce. This plan oi Ina ing
several clubt, even in town ~ snail ~
stanton, is an excellent one. A spirit OF
emulation without envy has been aroused,
and men who never worked in a campaign
before are working now, and there are
three men. you NAV say, 10 do work that
has heretofore been committed to one.
Already almost a many men are enrolled
In each Of the three clubs as were ever en-
rolled IN any campaign by one organiZa.
tion. The spirit which has been infused
into the campaign bv the Democracy
is dishCariening TO the Republicans. They
have formed one club. white mans club,
with the color line distinctly drawn.
Sounds strange. doesn't il, when the Re
prhlican party q Staunton is merely the
tail Of the dog which couldn't wag a lick
II II were not for the colored man and
brother:
The Prcsby'crian congregation of the
First church has received a letter from Rev.
William +. Baker now oi Georgia.. their
late pastor acknowledging o present u
eIOGg. which was collected and forwarded
10 hIm rs mark of ,hc congregations c>-
teen and goodwill.
Rev. Or. =. \. Bep1s-, late o. Roanoke
College. a. salem. wa> installed pastor u the
Lutheran church here. Rev. We. Schaiicr.
~ Richmond, and Rev. Dr. Gilhut, 4
Winchester, officiating. fON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Crushad Unner Car. MhacIs.

Thursday evening, during the terrific
wind-storm which swept over Manchester
Just preceding the rain. colored employe
Of the Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
Company named Henry Jones met with an
accident st the Petersburg depot which
will possibly prove fatal. He jumped from
q train which was In motion and aliyhted
on the station-platform, but being blinded
by the dust stepped or fell back against
he train. One Of the cars struck him on
the head and shoulder and Knocked him
down on the track. The ear-wheels ran
over his left leg Just above the ankle.
niashing II and making dreadful wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
w VAsHINGTON AND LEE UXIyER-
LiEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FtNEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES. Annual sl.o, 5000
OOO jars.
LIEBlG COMPASY-S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. "1s "a success and boon
for which nations should feel grateful Soc
"Medcal Press,r Lancet" &c.
Genuine only with the fac simile of Baros
Liebig's signature in blue ink across the Label.
The title" Baron L!ebie7 and photograph hav-
ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
ncction with Baron Liebig, the public are in-
formed tiat the Liebig Company alone can Of
fer The article with Baron Lieblg's guarantee
Of genuineness.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT,
10 be had Of all storeEcepers, Groeers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
(wholtssle only, c. DAvIB & CO., Fenchnrch
avenue. London. England. my l7-Sa52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Fruits and Vegetables.

The grateful shower. Of yesterday and
the day before were very much needed by
the truckers around the city. one of them
remarked yesterday that the rain came "in
the nick Of tune" for late vegetables and
fruit. The watermelon-patches needed
rain badly, and the cantaloupss will be
greatly improved by it. 1t will not be
many days now before the Hanover water
melon-msn will be making the streets mu-
seal with his cry, ,nd the chance for chole-
ra-mOrbus greater on the part Of him who
eats too much si the luscious fruit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Alabama Claims Decided.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Court OF
commissioners OF Alabama Claims to-day
transmitted 10 the secretary of state Tor
hi. certlfcation q list OF awards, Number
Ing GOG cases, decided in favor OF claim
ants. and 2G6 cases in which judgments
have been rendered for the United states.
The aggregate OF the awards to claimants
:. s2,1l9,l93. The judgments were very
promptly certified by secretary Frelng-
h"ysen 10 the Treasury Department, where
he awards will now he paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

lie was discovered soon after lying on the
track. A messenger was dispatched i'm
mediately for DR.. Mathews, and he not
beng at home, DIR. Ingram wss summoned.
The two physicians met at the scene OF the
accident and together smputatsd the limb
lust below the knee. Jones came here
from Charlotte county. and has wife and
three children. lie was employed on the
train which hsuls dirt TO the Petersburg
BRIDGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
'lmota,e a
Discovery,

We won't out u dinnOr th - Offices
uu .,.," ,'tn, ,o, ,,;oc. st Mr. BArA
asked our hostess for the 40, ro,,h ~ne" before
YOU believe il, -he told .arn mprovem nal Conventi
from Lieble. Extract 'o''' !" per Iaims to the
m p y Tu nm his I r. for EieT se.rg go' not conn,
difficult to keep the ,tor. ty 46-eod1iourth OF the
know how 10 max. stCE MODERN that any IeadI
Leblg shall surpriWfy; ;tRkHSSSD NJ has snv pr,
5IuH' d on new SOuIt .qaIys fro@ern Democrat
m, most extensive ), "'''' pllcan journal.
expensive Lebig-L srioLi ,,n c3$eakers, and IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Lee Camn Comma . uder.

At meeting Of Lee Camp. No. 1, Con-
fedsrsts Veterans. last night, the re.igna-
ton oi W. {. Darlington. commander,
tabled Of a previous meeting, was taken
from the table, and the Camp agreed TO ac-
cspt the same by q vote ot il ayes 10 10
noes. the presiding officer giving the de-
Gliding vote. Tne friends Of Mayor CARING
ton will, it is said, present his name for re-
lection next Friday night. TO which time
the election Of commander WAS postponed
by 4 vote last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

Charles Wilson. The train struck the bug
Ky in rear OF the seat on which the youag
men were and threw them forward some
distance from the railroad. All Of them
were seriously but not fatally injured
The horses bad passed over asd escaped
unhur'. The buggy was completely
wrecked. The young men state that they
were speaking OF new building which Il
In process OF erection near the crossing. and
the tank also hiding from their view the
railroad, they did not observe the near ap-
proach OF the train. Their escape from in
slant death was almost a miracle. The
wounded were properly attended to, and
st this hour Is j. NJ are doing well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
PkTERSBURG AND VICINITY.
and nechanics Bank inyestigation-Wit-
nesses Examined.

and Mechanics Bank inyestigation-Wit-
nesses Examined.
[COirespondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
PETERSBURG. July -. 1884.
In the Mayors Court this morning the
cases Of the Commonwealth rs. James A.
jackson and Max Gillian (colored), charged
with setting fire to Marks's peanut-iactOry
on Wednesday morning, were called tor
examination. Counsel for the defence
stated that they were not prepared 10 90
into an examination at this time, and
asked for a continuance Tor ten
days, which was granted. The court
room was densely crowded, and great
deal OF interest is felt throughout the COM
munity in this case. The matter is
to be most rigidly investigated, and every
fact connected with the ire is TO be brought
out. 1t is not improbable that the city
may 1nd itself involved in some suits.
1t is reported TO-DAY that two colored
men have, been arrested and lodged in the
jail OF Prince George county. charged with
burning Mr.. Rowland's store, about ten
miles from this city. a few nights ago. Some
Of the property stolen from the store has
been recovered, and the proof against one
Of the parties Is said TO BE strong.
George Barrett. q white man OF this city.
was sentenced in the Mayors Court two or
three days ago to fine OF s25 and impri-
sonment In jail for three months for as
aulting bis wife. He has taken an appeal
TO the Hastings Court and has given ball to
appear there.
A severe wind-storm visited our city aud
section last evening, but no rain fell. The
smoke from the smouldering rlIiss Of the late
fire on Lombard and Bollingbrook streets
was blown all through the city.
The impression prevails that the grand
Jury will not close their investigation OF
the Planters and Mechanics Bank mstter
for some days yet. With the intention OF
getting at all the facts in the case, the jury
have been patiently laborins for uoek,
and 1t 10 learned that their Investigation Is
TO be Of the most thorough character.
Among the witnesses examined to-day
were the former president Of the bank, Mr..
j. r. Young. Mr.. Il. W. Thompson, aud
Mr.. X. A. Young. The former cashier,
Mr.. Thomas Whyte, 10 expected to appear
before the grand jury this evening.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Ambulance Call

few minutes before O'Clock last night
the ambulance was called out 20 attend a
cooled boy named William Pegrsm, who
had been struck on the eye by rock thrown
by another colored boy named Peter Wat
kins. A severe cash made by the blow re-
ceiyed the attention Of the surgeon In
charge Of the ambulance, and the boy was
left at his home. Watkins will answer a.
the Police Court this morning for his Of
fpnca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Mnndamns Nisi Scryod.

Mr.. John Bell Bigger. Clerk Of the House
Of Delegates and Keeper oi the Rolls Of
Virginia. was in the city yesterday. and
was served with a copy Of the order OF the
supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia re.
quiring him to appear at Wythsyillc on
the 3lst day OF this month and show cause,
If any he cap, wherefore the Common
weslth's writ Of mGnddruS should not be
awarded 10 John :. Wise. commanding the
said John Bell Bigger, Clerk OF the House
Of Delegates and Keeper OF the Rolls Of
Virginia, 10 strike from the rolls the act
entitled An act to appOrtiOn the repre-
seniatiOn OF the State OF Virginia in the
Congress OF the United States designated
as In force February y. lSs4,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Police GAurf.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
Amos Wilson lcolored). vagrant and
suspicious character, was Jailed for three
months in default Of surety,
Thomas Dolap, drunk aud disorderly and
resisting the police, was fined sl0 and
costs.
Asa Reid (eoloredl was fined $3.50 and
cost for eursipg aud abusing Robert Free
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Sent 70 the AI,nsbouss.

was found in the Capitol Square night be-
fore last in an insensibe condition and was
afterwards taken to the Second police-sta-
tion, was yesterday morning found to b.
in no condition to take care Of herself, and
was sent to the city almshouse. Her real
history Is shrouded in mystery, and the
story she told about hailing from Buffalo
was not confirmed az all by elegrahic state
ments received here Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
No More Indulgence for China.
fBv cable 10 the Dispatch.


LONDON, July 25.-A Paris dispatch 70
the Exchange Telegraph Company stat
that orders have been teegrsphed to the
French officers In command in China no.
TO grant China any further delay. but 70
occupy Foo Chow at once II the demand'
of France are net satisfied,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
.nond.x No DESLRABLl

DCICH Gt Broad street
Steamer Ariel every MOI lust 'Ssn bsea az p.|
at $50 i. NJ, return AT l0.p
Music, dancing, refreshn.U0Dlpl,SN,,
cars connect both going ana N s.rel
Delightful family excursions. -
der. No improper persons above
only 80 cents.
NIBGIEIA STEAMBOAT COnP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
HAMPTON.
Attempted Eobbery-FataIly Ipiured-Court
Matters.

Matters.
tCorrcspOndeDce u the Richmond Disp'ich.l
July q, 1884.
An attempt was made last night TO enter
and rob the Hampton News Company store.
The bolts which fastened the back shutters
were stolen. The proprictor~ procured
new bolts. and thus foilcd the rascals.
A small colorcd boy was thrown from 4
cart in a runaway yesterday and fatally in
iured.
Judge JcnricS, of the Ninth circuit. com
mcrced special term of the Circuit Court
here to-day FOR Judge X. L. Henley. The
special business is divorce case.
T,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
LFNCHBURG.
Solid for Dauiei-Arre.t OF Alleged Train
Wrecker.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial telegram Ia the Dispalch.l
LYNcHnURG. July -, 1894.
The delegation appointed tonight TO the
Roanoke Convention August 7th is solid
for Daniel, who seems to have no opposi-
zion in the district.
Detective Wren to-day arrested three
white men-Silas Hudson. James Padgctf,
and Ohio Pigeon the charge OF attempt
Ipg to wreck a train near Big Island, on
b the Richmond and Allegheny road. The
prisoners were sent on for Indictment at
the July term Of the Bedford court, begin
ming Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
Incendiary Fire in Petersburg.

Especial telegram b. the DispaIch.l
PETEEsBUEG. Va, July y. 1891.
The shucL-factoIy Of J. VI. WhitcAur-t.
In Blandiord, was set on fire by an inc'n-
diary thi, afternoon about i:3n O'Clock
The building. 30XiO0 feet. was destroyed.
with T. stock and machinery. Loss, about
$1,000: insurance. II 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

With DUnKEE'e SALAD-DsEssISG there is no
~asts or dissppoir tment. Yoa are certain 20 pro-
Once q gcsd sI.d. lt cosss ie-s than home mash.
and H. besidss. Q superb tAbls-ssuca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

Do you want to bnv good WINTER OvERcoAr
cheap Csll at the HIsTIT sroKt ro-DAY-ths last
shsncs % bay Ane goods at your own price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
L ENMOEE UNIVERSITY HIGH
SCHOOL.
NE NlLFFROM AMHERST. Va.

n. 4. STROBE. tNafi. y .lIIi-t. L. Val Princl-
pai end Instructor Ca N1thcnutics.
W, ALti!ih, VI. g." Fh. a.. tJ. VA, iu charge 0f
Language.
s.H. Ni.%EN, Assistant Instructor in L1uu and
English.
IUlPIILNIll SESSION VIII BEGIN srP-
II.lLiK 4. l--I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

TO-DAY will De- positively The last day 10 secure
bargains 10 CLOTHING At this hIsTir STORE 9l2
Main streeL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.

4 AIDES, A RARE CHAYCE.-A CIV
il NICE-TROTTING PHAET0N- OR fc3S
BUGGY.MARE FOR SALE CHEAP. Not afraid
OF the cars, and 50 kindly disposed that a child
can harness and drive her. Has no tricks. Can
bo ZEN AZ Eiba coal yard, Broad and Pine streets
y 23.WSsa2t WIS. PITCHER, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

From the same, lat,r.l -" The succcss which
Kenmore Iii.l School has achieved, and thu pre-
Iamuon and irNniag. or II, pupils who have en-
ttIcf ttc luiytrtiy Of Nir1ni:. h4ve filiy iustl-
f. The r.Cnu1ue nuItion~ of This excellent school
o. tLe public at its beginning four years ago"
For fuller ;t.timon!als ans other particulars ace
catalogue. mailed TO al applicants on addressing
tLc Prime pail iy 20 SS2In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-26

DANTOPS ACADEMY, near Charlottcs-
j VIE, Va, for BOYS and Young MEN. Fully
tpuluucd. Begins SEPTEMBER l0TH. send for
Caialtg REV. EDGAR WOODS. PH., D.,
JOHN E. SAMPSON, 4. NJ,
tx -.cadDin C0-principtls.