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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Union PASSENGER prREcroRs.
MANCHESTER IN Snort SPACE.
Personal and other Items from
Across the River.

Mrs. W. I. Perduo will leave In a few days for
a visit 10 AichisOn, Kan.
Rev. J. W. Howell. the former pastor OF the
West-tnd Methodist church. Is very i'll AZ the
residence Of Mr. ". T. Perdue. in this city.
Miss NJ. senie Moss, who has been the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. :. ID. Atkinson, left for her
home. at Buckingham Courthouse, on Tuesday.
and will spend a few days with her uncle at Ilu-
gncnot Springs.
Mr.. Archie X. Rowzie. Of this city. Is quite
sick at the fesiden OF her father Mr. Palmore,
in POwhafan county.
Mrs. John II. Ingram. Mrs. Z. VI. Peterson. and
Mrs. Charles COnlcy, who have been quito sick,
were oil botter yesterday.
Rev. r. +. Epes, Of Woodstock. formerly pastor
Of the Presbyterian church here, Is in the city on
a brief visit
Tho Misses Gregory, Of New Kent, arc visiting
Mrs. Woolfolk on CiOptOn street, SwansDoro.
Miss Maggie Nsden. Of Buck Ill., left Tor Phlla-
dclphis yesterday morning to spend the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Mortimer.
Rev. f. ". Peterson left yesterday morning FOR
RandOph-MacOn College 20 attend the com
mencement exercises. Ills son, Marshall i. Pc
to-s1n. viii graduate In German and physics
On the former study he stood at the head OF his
class.
Tho SUNDAY school Of the Balnbridre-strcet
Baptist church will give It's annual picnic ana
excursion this season OF Providence Forge on
the 18TH Of July.
The bandana ball given at Cersleys Hall last
night by the Manchester German club was one
Of he society events Of the season.. The dance
VAS lDiA tF W. hglhiA4 - WlllthHlo thN eAN'lAA-
ance was quite large, and all present enjoyed
the occasion.
Yesterday afternoon a horse hltched 10 lum-
her wagon belonging 20 Messrs Bowen Brad
ley ran away aud when near the corner Of Eighth
ami HUI streets ran sgain-t a small boy, pain
fully though not -erlously Injured him. No Sc
riuus damage was done.
Mr kGgar ". Tucker and Miss Blndy Thorpe
were married last night, and on Tuesday night
Nr. =. Ferguson and Mrs. Emily Cheatham we're
Joined ia the holy estate
H. tho Mayor Court yesterday morning Peter
Hewlett and Annie White ,bOth colorcdl were
fined IS ench fcr isOrderly conduct. and Ia de-
fault cf payment they were committed TO iall
for thirty days.
The Hastings Court was IN session for short
while yesterday and Messrs. Charles l. Page,
Commemorative Attorney. and W. T. Lithgow,
Deputy Commissioner Of the Revenue, quail
fed.
b'r James p. Robinson has recovered his
mothers gold watch and chain, which he lost out
OF MS buggy a lew days ago when returning from
Ricnmond, where he hai Just gotten IL from the
ieWeller who repaired IT, A colored driver
named Thornton Randolph found the watch and
gave it 20 his wife. who when first called uDon re-
fused 10 give 1. up, but when Chiei-oi-Police
Lipscomb went 10 see her she soon surrendered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Mnsnnic nnirers.

Washington Chapter. No. .. Royal Arch Ma
sous. has elected tho following companions 70
Office for the ensuing twelve months: Most TX
celleut High Priest, George W. Poe; Excellent
King Arthur L. Peasants; Excellent Scribe, w.
W Barrow; Treasurer, John ". Ouey; secee-
tary. John L. Catlin Captain Of the Host. John
II. Powell; Principal soiourner. Rev: George ".
Funsten; ROYAL Arch Captain, Charles II.
Bronson; Master Of the Third Vail, DR.. Charles
A. Mercer; Master Of tho second Vail, Thomas
p. Campbell; Master Of Ghe First Vail, William
Dean Courtney; Stewards Committee, George
G. jefferson, James T. Vaughan, and K ii. ii.
Harrison; Tier, D. b. Collins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
A Big Convention During the Exposi.
fiou

The twonty-hfth annual convention OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers which met
In Chicago last year will meet here In Belyidore
Hall October 22d. and continue its session for
throe weeks. Mr.. J. W. Kendall. chairman OF tho
hall committee, says that four or FIVE hundred
persons will be In attendance; many delegates
will bring their families. Chlef-RngiDeer Arthur.
who figured so conspicuousy In the Chicago,
Burline on and Quincy strike (which |. -till in
fOrce). will bo I'm attendance, besides T. :. In
gram. first grand engineer, DelOs Everett, and
other prominent officials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
inc Demoernttc NOMINATIONS.

The Democratic caucus held night before last,
with Air. Henry Bofeker In the chair had pres
ent IN addition % those heretofore named
Messrs j. l. Anderson, Levin JOynes, and j.. +.
Ming0eld.
1he nominees for Port Wardens were as fol-
lows: Me.srs Charles J. Fox, J. 4. BAllou, j. A..
Hopkins and J. &. Redwood.
Iii Mr.. +. b. Grymes who WAS nominated for
clerk 20 the City Treasurer. he il one Of the
enbers-elect Of the Common Council from
Madison Ward.
Ihe members Of the Board Of Health will be
Dr.. Harrison, Oppenhlmer. and Curd. The
board elects is president, and he gets salary Of
q. 80 per anuum. Gnd has horse and buggy
furnished him. The two otner members are only
paid tlOO each per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ xxEcurxD AT Tax DISPATCH PslSr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Good remplars at Soldiers Home.

The Good Templsr lodges Of the city have been
specially Invited 10 attend the services at the
Soldiers Home next Sunday at 5 p. NJ. The
exercises Will be under the auspices OF the
lodge OF Good Templars there, and special
collection will be taken mp 20 assist tho lodge
I'm its work. Rev. DR.. Goodwin. of Leigh-Sireei
Baptis; church. will by invitation OF this lodge
preach q sermon suitable for the occasion. and
the music will bo In charge Of his church-choIr,
assisted by Captain Frank Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
THE MULE MUST GO.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN ADOPT THE ELEc-
TRICITY ORDINANCE.
Main and Broad-strest Lines to Use the
sprague system-Common
Council Nesting.

A called meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
was held last night In the Council chamber.
Present at roll-call: Messrs. Bahen, Bland,
crenshaw, Crump, Dickerson, Hargroye, Hill,
Noble, otley. Powers. aud WflIams
In tho absence OF Mr.. Bass, the president. on
motion OF Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Crenshaw took the chair.
The object Of the meeting was to consider the
ordinance allowing the Richmond City Railway
Company 10 use electricity as n motive power On
its present siroct-car routes or any other routes
which have been granted by ordinance.
After the Clerk had read the ordinance rird-
wore was taken, and IL was passed without discus
sion.
The Common Council will meet tonight 10 act
on il
UNION PASSENGER DIRECTORS.
An adjourned meeting ~ the Board OF Di-
rectors q the Union Passenger Railway Com
pany was held yesterday at noon AZ tho Bank
street Office Messrs. Flynn aud Motley and all
OF the Richmond directors were present The
session was a short ono and very little was
done, most Of the work having beon gotten
through with AZ Tuesdays meeting.
Hcssrs. Flynn and Motley spent the evening
looking into matters pertaining to tho properly,
and left on the 6:20 train for New York.
The books Of the Electric Company show that
their receipts for several months past have ave-
ragged 800 per day, aud for the last four days,
not including yesterday, tho average was over
s5O)
Mr. Flynn. who has secured the control OF the
horse.car line has statistics In his possession,
which be claims show the receipts Of this line TO
be larger this year than for the corresponding
period In 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Charged with Playing Policy.

Marshall Brown (colored) was arrested yester-
day on tho charge Of running game Of policy
called tho jug" The warrant was sworn out
by Sergeant seal, who. Ia company with Ofcors
WilkinsOn. Rslst0n, and WALTON, made raid on
Browns place, on Byrd street between Tenth
and Eleventh, where he was captured, together
with policy-boOk. No Jug could be found and
the accused will be tried on the charge Of un-
lawfully selling lOttery-tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Bar Association.

Al the meeting Of the Bar Association yesier
day al $50 T. NJ. called 20 consider tho report 0t
the delegates 10 tho National Convention heli in
Washington on May d AMI other matters, there
wa no business transacted. hut the meeting was
adjourned 70 Friday tie g2i at 53i p. ". Con-
siderable busncts Il importance VIII be trans
acted al this meeting and the memhers arc urged
10 be presezt, as tits very desirable 70 have iul
aFFa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Attractive Home n, Auction.

The beautifully y-sitnstsd detached residence
No 100 west Main street, az me northwest corner
Of Main and Beech streets. Immediately opposite
Morton's Garden, advertised 10 DO gold BY j. b.
Elam. auctloneer. az O'Clock p. N. to-day. A
specially attractive location and very desirable
residence IN all respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
r,nn,inn ara nnnicnl profes.or.

The Board Of Visitors OF tho Medical College Of
virginia met in annual session az tho college
building yesterday-Judge ". w. Crump. presi-
dent in the chair. Or. T.. c. BOsher was elected
10 hil the vacancy IN the chair Of anatomy. 10
succeed Or. George Bon. Johnston, resigned. Mr.
John p. Cooper was elected secretary glee DR.. l..
4 Kosher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Work of the Ambulance.

About 2:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon the city
ambulance was called 20 1910 east cary street
- a c0lored man who had an epilepfic 1t He
was relieved and left with his friends
At 40 O'clock the ambulance was called TO the
corner Of seventh and Byrd streets 70 . coored
n an who was suffering from cramp. lie was
relieved and taken home in a hsck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Pnrk-Cnncert Fund.

The Union Passenger and City Railway Com
panies have each cOntr outed ECO 70 the open-air
concert fund. and Charles ". G0ddin and Eugene
shepardson have each given S. making tho total
amount guaranteed 81. .lG5. Those ~ our citizens
who have not yet subscribed should como for
ward and AXE up tho balance needed by the
last OF the week. 80 that the committee eau enter
into the contract with tho musicians aud let the
concerts begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Moonlight Excavation.

Trinity Lodge Of Good Templars viii give q
moonlight excursion down the river tonight on
the steamer Ariel. Tho boat leaves the wharf a.
7D O'cicck. Among the attractions viii DO
dancing. singing oy Captain Frank Cunning
ham and other music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Verdict for $4,000.

The only case tried in the City Circuit Court
Yesterday was that OF the Mutual Assurance So
ciety OF Virginia against the Scottish Union and
National Insurance Company, In which the jury
rendered verdict IN favor OF the plaintin Tor
t2.00Q
one case was continued until tho next term,
one was dismissed, and orders were entered IN
all causes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Plain Talk.

There IS q preserystive principle In sozoDoST
that eneetuslly preserves the teeth from decay.
Rich and poor endorse IL No lady ever tiled Il
without approving it, cleansing and puri:yirg
properties IL outsslis all other dentifriees. AK
for sOzoDoSr, and take no substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
rhe Mozart Amateur orchestra.

Last evening WAS a hot one, but the xozar.
Amateur Orchestra we're greeted by quite
large audience al the Academy Of Music on the
osras.on Of thsir lrst concert The programme
vas decidedly varied and seemed 70 bo hishiy
enjoyed and appreciated The boys covered
themselves with glory And giaddened the heart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
rfnVRV Turned Over.

About O'Clock yesterday Or. J. A. White md
his driver were in his buggy al the corner OF
Franklin aud Twelfth streets when an electric
ear came along. The horse became frightened
and burst hts traces and ran. Ia breaking away
he overturned tho buggy, and both occupants
were slightly bruised and The vehicle vas dam
agod. Inc horse was caught in front OF the
kfnorfean Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
1raffinx Match.

The ars, OF a series Of weakly exhibitions OF
speed was given yesterday afternoon ~ Beech
wood PARK near the New reservoir. There are
no purses made up for the races and all tue
money that changes hands - in side cets- There
we're quite number OF persons out yesterday 70
witness the contest, which was quite spirited and
interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
sentence Comnluted.

The sentence Of J. H. Mcintosh, who was re-
centiy sentenced 10 the peniisniisry Tor one year
10 ak months In Jail The petition vas recon-
mended by Con mmonwealth s-Attoruey VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Richmond: Benjamin Harris and wife TO
Apimeleck Barrett, "a feet on Bacon street be-
tween 81 James aud ST. John streets, 500;
Henry : HuIzler 70 Tucker X. sands. 20 feet on
Clay street, corner Kinney. 81, 100: /. H. Morriss
and wife 70 f. G. Tiusley, s2 feet on Clay street.
,,orDor kinney fI2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
nFErHNUs.

4 STATED CONYOCATGONn .y',s
a or LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH .LhtJ
CHAPTER. NO. as. VIII Do held 81 tncir ssszA.ss
tabernacle in ~ Adams hall THIS flhurisyl
EVENING, Juno 2ist. 40 ~ O'Clock. Election ot
officers. Al Royal Arh Ma-1ns Ia good stand
ing are frlternauy invited % attend.
~ order VI The ". Z. Ugh Pri'sL
.. Is. JACOBS
q of-ft Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Next door 70 the Dispatch once, upstairs,
Mr. Kyensen has established en- ico-cream 81
loon and restaurant Tor ladies' and gentlemen.
Care win be taken that The patrons are served Ia
the best possible manner. aud it IL 10 be ex-
pected that an apprecianve public viii give 10
Inc enterprise a anberai support
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
|. Rose & Son,
206 EAST BROAD STREET.


The hest quality TAPE. ic a bunch:
10c CuHSEI SPLITS Tor &c. "A pair;
HAIR-plN~ worth be. 1c. a bunch:
g ioZeu CHINA BUTTONS for o.;
TnIABLtS worth 5c &C. apiece:
CkOt ilEi NEEDLES, neatly assorted In box,
for sc. :
BLACK DRESS BUTTONS worth lOc. dozen,
only &c. for 2 card containing dozen:
dozen beautiful METAL BUTTONS, all shades,
for e.. worth 25c.:
IFAD fENCIL~ for e.. dozen:
PISS fflli cauRt, Z papers for Sc.
nRFsS REEDS, &C.. a set;
pc. 81 SPENDER~ for l3r.:
cakes o. SW EFT ION hT SOAP FOR &C.;
CAKES o. TOILET SOAP, large CAKES, worth l5c.
Tho best 10, ENGLISH PINS for &c. paper:
BoGdet- back long PUkE-SlLK GLOVES, sell
cieewhCro for iJc., our price only 29c:
ROU Np-CDnBS. A. apiece.
Heavy Hl I'D HOSE ( r DC. a pair. sizes 70 s.:
Plan solid-colofod HOSE, sizes to s, at SC. a
pair:
CnlLDRsN's REGULAR-MADE HOSE at &c.
worth 25c.:
LADIES cGEAM-COLORED BALBRICGAN
HOSE ut -. worth lDc.;
LADIES' FULL kEGULAR-MADE HOSE at l2c.
w)it1 25c.:
six lIAT-IIN> for g.
LADIES DRESS SHIELD f1r 9c. worth Csc;
LADIES 1oc COLLARS for b..
SOLID COLOktD Host, for chilireu, for &C.:
rrc,t, l0r. HANDKERCHlEFa for 20. apiece;
Pure Linen y tpklN at3 &C.;
SPOOL COTTON, better than Clarks, all num-
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
APosTAL REGULATION.
How Far Cards or Envelopes May be
Used for Dunning.
POsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
/. A--.-- -. - -n...na


Postmaster Cuningworih has received the fol-
loving:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
CELEBRATION OF THE SOCIETY OF THE
ALUMNI.
Addresses, Music, and singing-Annual
Meeting Of the Trustees Yesterday
MorniDg-Another Meet
ing To-Day.

Yesterday brought with IL another delightful
evening and by si5 O'Clock a brilliant companJ
OF alumni and III ir fr!eads had assembled in the
chapel Of Richmond College. After the Alumni
Association had entered the hall Messrs. Watkins
and Leftwich sang duet The president OF The
alumni, Judge samuel h. Witt. then announced
that tho exercises Of the evening would be oprn'
ed with prayer by DR.. George Cooper solo
The Sword Of Bunker Hill," was then rendered
by Mr. Watkins
President witt thon introduced Judge George
II. Swami, OF Fincasile, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

this evening would consist Of The award OF hon.
| ors and the delivery Of diplomas. Lssays VII
also be read by Two members OF the graduating
| class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

( tLfW SPRINGS, with ~ three superb
l..... nnI cottage accommodations are uneK-
..... rl. .ic in its appointments, arc now open.
l.r..IfY. I..Hl hates pcr mcifh ot twent %
t..f 'qFt. from So to sl1. according 90 size and
nrI I10m-. special rates for tho season
... ...u t.rIoh. = baltimore. celebrated in bi'
.... SIN charge oi Tie citsfHe. with a. eiiclent
. ru- Z employees.
4'ou 20l feet. and surrounded by noun
o.. .EU.aI f-ot high. The erea. variety OF di--
..... reached AMI cured by these waters after
o. ....r remedies havo failed are So numcrJut
nlt ffey lsye the enlargement II he Medical
-..rtv Of Virginia. as well as otLcr medical au-
- r.fi.- of The United states aud Europe.
.lurnie.s O. be haI ~ Purcell. Lait & cos
t.I tIe Che-apcake a 3 ohio railroad city ticket
Cr.crs. or ry addressing
GEORGE /. PEYTON
General Manager
Formerly managing partner oi tie White sui
rf..r ~rr. mrs f0r sixteen wears. INV 2i-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
DICHMoND COLLEGE.
~ coMNENcxMgNT RxERcisEs

THURSDAY. JCsR sisT.--Anaouncsmens OF
honors and delivery % diplomas
All ,hase exercises wills DO In tns College
chapel beginning at sP. H.
The trustees viii moet st TIE coueSs JrsE
sQyn Asii A. ". ~ Nss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
rRrsRST AND FrrrRE.

Butthe Christian teacher derives not his sole
delight from contemplating the present. In con-
ednnf none he i carried forward 70 the time
when haying finished bis work here and having
pa.sed over the river to the beautiful beyond
ihere shall bo rcassembled around him those
Who sought his insiru.tion on eartn; ana there
raeitnine under the tree Of life or roaming In
converse sweet II E green nelds OF Paradise they
Snail review the lessons OF time and seek into
he hidden thugs OF eternity. gathering know
leSge with each revolving cycle Of ages, drawing
nrarer and nearer 10 the great source % wisdom,
81 truth. Of lfe OF light Of iIamortaity-the only
infallibis teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

OF 1000 boxes Of superior Lanndry sosp--the
best ever oiercd--for sale. only about sixty
boxes remain 10 be sold to-day.
GEozGE w. MAYO. Auct.onesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
EnGCATInNAI.
oFFIcE sCPkRISrsSpSNT or CRY ScE0oLs.l
RICHMOND. Jano 10. lSsc.
TyXA,fINATION OF TEACHERS

EXAMINATION OF TEACHEkS.-
IL An examination viii be held tAs required
BY law f.r the beBeat OF those sno desire 70 OBJ
tain sicenses 70 TEACH IN Jdk PUBLIC
SCHOOLS u tue city Of Richmond. az the Eich-
nond High. school bniitins. - esst Narrhall
street, cn FRIDAY, June -, isSs, commencing
Of 0'clock A. 81.
y. n-Tnis exainibaiion is-SuT Intended for
gr sduates of the Richmond high school or
colOrcd Normal school JOHN b. CARY,
10 2-n sapsrintsn ssnt CiIy schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
C,rM,iFR SCHOOL

~ for Ladies Ia aii advanced polite orsnche>
Nesrot.oslsan advanAseA fToxfElty aud frs-
cuens raril transit 10 nearty resorts ssad sor
circular sising faii details. VAN NORMAN IN
STI1Irk isslabllshbd izsh ~ Central Park,
west. New YORK. 10 iG-l<t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Tho province Of the teacher Is to train the hu-
man mind. Many men have not thought II hc-
meath their dignity tO spend their lives in train
ing and elevating tho lower animals, and they
have not been without a deserved reward. But
if he Il worthy " distinction who AmelitTat tho
condition a. the beasts Of he field that perish,
how much greater honor is he worthy who reG~s
ne tender thought and teaches the young idea
hOg 20 shoot The work Of the one is transient
aud cphemcral-Of the earth, earihy. mat OF
tho other lives after him; u Is abiding, II Is d.
vine. II l. this very clement Of Durability that
80 enhances ihe dignity of the teachers wors. In
looking upon the work Of mans hands we lnYol.
unfairly ask, viii itlasi7 IL II the durability OF
the marble which immortaliZes the sculptor 10
10 who trains IA truth the humaa minds ana ne
who wins 10 holiness TIC human soul take psrt
In tho immortality OF these impcrishaUle es-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

sdvaa
tRL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Dr. Carter, whose eloquent sermon OF sunday
avenfoV ga.l received With such favor. was now
in,roiE-eG y vhe president He began his talk
,Si,c.to "a ttesc was nothing more di1iculi
tsan 20 rnasc a speech when one had no speech
% c5er. .,.s.,.,. Il, . -
be narrated some Of the difficulties ne seeker
after knowl ,dFs has 70 encounter - ms scaiNu
sster tr,,th hui concluded by stating as his oc-
lief MAJ Inaa OF ordinary capacity with the
r,rht stun ia him and a lair degree OF hoAIth
viii sureiy succeed. his speech nbounfed IN
wi,sicisns and fairly bristled WIN hanior. "nich
srsaln and ,sgain conyuiscd tho audience with
laughter. -.
Ter every evening. aud the celebration lasi nighI
tastvn meni,i was OF TIC first order. Tue band
rsge been very accommodating IN furnishing
music after the exercises IN tho chapel were
over. ....x..
Professor Harris announced ihas ne exercises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

SUMNER RATES FOR SEASON OF ls'2
LAY. JVNE. JULr, Ai.tsg AND skrrENS2A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Judge Swami greatly ondearsc himselt ooth
20 tis n-ofe.-ors and feliow-studonts while al
College by his pure and upright life and studi-
oos napiis The success witch attended bis coll
lego course has followed him since he left the
shades of hi- Alma Mater Aliholgh sun a
.,,rng raan ne hiss already held Offices Of trust
iestowed by an approving people. HIS speech
on lass evening afdo1 ohis repuiationas a CON-
proheuslve thinkor who seep5 himself abreast
win tne progress of the age.
MUSIC.
The vocal selection farpisned az tnis lunciure
of t6c nroceelirgs by Messrs. Watkins ana Left
wien was heartily enccrsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Only few days longer 10 get Trunks and
satchels cheaper than any house In tns world.
We close up July "a. No auction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

in Offering 10 the public a rome
dy intended for the preserya-
ton Of lie health an1 happi-
mesa Of every family through
ouf the land. lthas heeen tho
roughly tested 10y thousands OF
pr Inincnt physicians, who
cheertully testify 10 It's enlca y
iu Coughs. COLDS, fOar~euo4s,
Picurisy. Chest Mus. Sciatlca.
Bheumatism. LumbAco. Back
ache. and kidney Diseases OF
course We refer 70 BENsONs
Plaster, a scientific COmbina-
tiCn az weil-kUown medicinal
Ingredients for Tie prompt re-
lief Of aches and pains Of every
description within tho reach Of
en- external application. It is
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Tho president then announced that the alumni
would adjourn 20 the college hotel, where . uan,
quot had been prepared for thefn. Ihey % 1%ouny =
the tables IN the cOmmOlions dinlnc-hal rpfeA.., ,
with choice yiand-, which were greatly enlOyou
by the membeTs u the society aud Their guctes.