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church, and special train will leave tho
church at 10 +. NJ. for Richmond.

church, and special train will leave tho
church at 10 +. NJ. for Richmond.
Licenses were issued in Washington,
ID. g.. yesterday for the marriage Of tho
following parties from Richmond, Va. (:
John Sylyaand Marie j. Matthews Mat
thew SPAN and Biddy Brown q. ".
Booker and Clara c. Robinson Arm.
stead l.. Richardson aud Mary V. John.
son.
The monument erected in tho Ashland
cemetery by the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation to the memory Of the 500 Con.
fedeTate dead sho lie buried therc. will
be unveiled this afternoon at 8 o'clock,
when the programme published in sun.
days paper will be carried out. Gov
ernOr Lee delivers the address A spo-
cial train leaves here at 4:l0 J.. NJ. and
returns at 1915.
William Henry and Henry Walker.
two colored youths, who we're arrested IN
this city on Sunday on the charge Of
entering in the night time Of August llth
a freight-car Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company IN Louisa county in
transit 10 Richmond and stealing several
articles therefrom, were taken back 20
Louisa Courthouse yesterday 10y Ser
geant Matthews.
On Sunday MIR. and Mrs. William T..
Wade, OF south Pine street, took their
children 10 the country for day Of re-
creation, and al were enjoying them
selves, when suddenly tho youngest
child was missed There WAS a barrel
spring near by, into which the infant
had fallen, only its feet being above
water. When taken ont the little one
was somevha. exhausted, but soon re.
covered entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

and cities as may be represented in the
company.
The capital stock OF the company is 10
bo not less than 81, 900 nor more than
$4,000, in shares OF $40 each. The
largest amount of real estate TO be held
at one time is five acres. The principal
Office is to he in this city.
The officers for the first yeOr are Pre-
sident Randolph Harrison, Of CumDer-
land county; Yice-President, 7. w.
Scott, Of Goochland county Directors
the above and T.. A. Baughman, OF
Richmond f: John Il. Williams. of Buck
ingham county q. W. Clarke, of Abe.
marie county; William b. Tinsley, OF
Lyncbburg; b. X. Campbell, OF Bed
ford county Ed. Dillon, Of Botetourt
county A. I. Barclay, OF Rockbridge
county; C. $. Thomas, Of Fluyanna
county; w. II. Herring, of Powhatan
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Attend 10 10.

70 the Y4Uor of Me Dipd'ch:
VIII You be kind enough through the
columns of Your widoly.circulated jonr-
nal 10 call tie attention oi the Committee
on Streets To the condition of south
Madison street, Could they have seen
that part opposite Madison school build
ing they would have 90 once been con-
yiuced Of the necessity of prompt action.
At this writing the water - within six
feet of the door aud is backed up, you
may SAY, one hundred feet. az there Is
no outlet Tie cutting away and re-
moyel Of large quantity 81 onrth IN .he
rear OF the buildings for filling in at the
pcntentary lot has formed a channel
through m nllcy Tor all tine surface water
to run into the street Unless something
bc done, and that promptly. much sick
ness must result iu the usIIhhoihood.
Now that | sec It alluded so that IN
view Of our grand Exposition 0ur streets
should be- put IN good ORDER that the
thousands of strangers may see WHO and
what W. are, look 10y the powers that
be deem ali that Is required. | found
during q late visit 10 southern States
that thousands Of their people would At
tend the Exposition. 10 let them SEQ
We not only have hcAutiiulc.ty, buttho
best t.drainod and cleau'stO, streets. "A
word 10 the wise is efficient
Pno BONO PUBLIco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
oFNrRAu cHrncn NOrrs.

At Venabe-Street church on Sunday
morning one person was received by let
ter and the hand of fellowship was
given to six. At night Rev. }. c. Hiden
preached magnificent sermon to very
large audience, who heard him with man
iiest delight Captain CuDningham sang
and was at his best. After the regular
service the pastor baptized one.
Elder /. }. Spencer. editor Of the Mis-
sionayy Weekly, preached at Louisa
Courthouse ON Sunday
Rev. /. X. Probst. general secretary
Of the Board of Missions of the Eng
lish Lutheran church, filed the pulpit of
the Fnst English Lutheran church, this
city, on Sunday.
Reys. ". Z. Evans and w. II. Atwell,
pastors respectively of Park-Place and
Clay-Street Methodist churches, ex-
changed pulpits Sunday morning and
both had large congregations.
The Salvation Army held their three
regular Sunday meetings at the Barracks,
corner Of Pine and Spring streets, and
that night Mrs. Captain Glover, who has
been stationed here for nearly two
years. preached her farewell sermon TO a
crowded house. She left yesterday for
Froathburg, Nd, her new field of labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
s,ree,-Kaiiway Matters.

1t was reported yesterday that the
dummy connection of the Richmond
CITY railway from Lombardy aud Main
streets 10 the Reservoir Lake would soon
be discontinued but Captain Pizzini.
secretary OF the company, yesterday au-
tborized the DispGtch to state that he
had been officially notified that this line
will be continued until it is equipped
with electricity. when they viii render
better service than now.
The Union Passenger Railway Com
psny Yesterday received seven carloads
of poles, which will be set mp to support
the wires Oh the extension from Hancock
and Clay streets to the Exposition
Grounds. A force OF hands have been
employod and the work will be pushed
10 completion as rapidly as possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Personals md BrIen.

Dir. J. Thompson Brown, son, and
daughter are in Paris.
Kessnich's Blues Band plays at New
Reservoir Park tonight.
Rev. II. c. Cave returned from Orange
county yesterday evening.
Miss Annie Gentry has left the city to
visit friends near Hewletts.
One small suit was instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
The Henrico Circuit Court was al
iourned for the term yesterday.
Robert Hill, Jr, and family returned
to the city yesterday from the seashore.
Miss Lucy Morton, of south Pine
street, is on protracted visit to friends
i'll Washington city.
Modoc Tribe OF Red Men had pic.
mic yesterday on the' Mechanicsylle
turnpike below the city.
A meeting Of the City Democratic
Committee will be held tonight at S:lj
o'clock at the Circuit Courtroom.
The Misses Richardson, of north Tenth
street, and their guest, Miss Lieze Pal
mer, are visiting friends at Drewry' q
Bluff.
The heavy rain Sunday afternoon
caused another cave-in at the culyert on
the northwest corner Of Clay and Seventh
streets.
Mr.. W. o. Sydnor, the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway agent at Staunton, for
merly Of Millboro', was i'll the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hunter and
Miss Bessie Hunter are at tho White Sui
phur Springs.
Messrs John McEyoy and John
Schlueter, OF this city, hayo returned
from a visit TO Bremo Bluff.
Mr.W. S. Henning will leave for Mar
tha's Vineyard this evening, where he Will
Join his people, who are spending the
summer there.
Rev. DIR. Hoge was at Sheffield, Eng
land, August lst, and was well and en-
Toying himself visiting the country
homes Of friends.
The Henrico County Court was in
session for short while yesterday, en-
gagged in civil business, and adjourned TO
meet again to-day.
Mr.. John OFT is in Nelson county
visiting friends, but will leave in a few
days for Roanoke, where it is hoped his
health will improve.
Mr.. J. w. Anderson and family, who
have been soiourning at Ocean View, n.
j.. for several weeks hayereturned 10 the
city much reeuperated.
Mrs. Sophia Middleton and Mrs. john
II. Magee, of Fulton, Ny, are on visit
TO their relative, Mrs W. W. Davies.
252l east Franklin street
The Tidewater Convention OF the
Christian Church meets in West Point
to- morrow. Several delegates from this
city will go down this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Watkins, Of east
Grace street, are spending the month OF
August at tie Metropolitan, Atlantic
City, n. J. Mr.. Watkins's health has
greatly improved.
Mr. George A. Hundley has been
seriously troubled with eczema, and is
now confined TO his room, but il is hoped
by his many friends that he viii be out
in the near future.
Rev. Harry Minnick, who for some
months past has been evangelizing
among the Christian churches OF Tide.
water. has accepted a call to tho Chris
tiAn church in Norfolk.
On Thursday, August 10th. from 2 to
10 Il. M.. the ladies of Cool-Sprina
church viii give feast and entertain.
ment at Undertakes Park. near Atlee,
Hanover county. Va, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. The train leaving
Richmond Ut 3:40P. n viii stop 1t tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Hase- Eali,

The Rchmonds will commence a Sc
rios OF games with the Noltolks to-day,
at Boschen's Park. Tor the championship
OF tho State. These two mines are now
well matched, the Norloiks having been
greatly strengthened since their last
games with the Richmonds. Other
games will be played with the different
clubs OF the State, and the Richmond
boys expect TO WIN tine championship
Conveyanccs will meet tie electric cars
corner Of Hancock and Clay streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
MR.. SOL. HAAS TO TAKE A POSITION ON
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Pool Relations of tho Atlantic Coast-Lins
and the Richmond and Dan
willie System.

The telegram from Atlanta published
in the Dispatch Sunday announcing
that Mr.. Sol. Haas is likely to accept
position on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway was news 10 most of the railroad
men here. 1t is true Notwithstanding
but rumor was widely circulated here
yesterday that this meant that the pool
was broken--a conjecture not supported
by any facts that have 80 far transpired.
CLAsHING.
II is certain that at times the interests
Of the Richmond and Danyille system
and Of the Atlantic Coast Line have
seemed TO clash, and it may be that the
relations of the two are not so cordial as
they once wero but no official iniorma-
ton can be obtained here as to break
in the pool. Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Hsass
first assistant here, said yesterday that If
there was any truth in the rumor 1t was
altogether unknown to him.
THU LIKELIHOOD.
Probably the truth is that Mr.. Haas
has secured bigger and better place.
He succeeds Mr. Muer, OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, who resigned some time
ago, and whose place has since been va
cant, though It's duties have been dis
charged by other officers.
Mr.. ingalls,, with bis "Big -Four
western roads linked in with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, will make the latter
great highway to the seaboard and the
acquisition Of tho Richmond and Ale
ghaDy line will give him the next best
thing to a double track. Already seye-
raj wooden bridges on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road are being replaced with
iron ones, and other notes of prepara-
tion are sounding.
TIE BALTIMORE VIEW.
The following special came from Bal
timore to the Disp1tch last night:
Nlr. Sol. Haas, traffic manager OF the
associated lines Of Virginia and the Caro-
linas, has been offered a similar position
with the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
Company, which is being reorganized.
The salary attached to the position offer
ei him Is said to be much larger than
that at the place he now holds He has
the matter under adyisement. The
severance OF his connection with the as
sociated lines will not disturb their exist
ing mutual tariff rates. NJ Haas left
Baltimore this afternoon for Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

Marye, Treasurer A. w. Harmon, Colo
mel Archer Anderson, and Miss Sarah
Randolph were present.
This meeting was called by the Gov
ernor to decide whether or not the asso-
cation would adopt the Mercie model as
the one from which the Lee monument
will be built.
The model was expected to be on
hand, bat did not arrive. Hence no ac-
tion as to tina. was taken.
The Board authorized Mr.. Burgwyn,
the engineer in charge of the work, TO
advertise for proposals for supplying
the materials, furnishing labor, and
erecting a pedestal to the monument.
The bids will be opened on the 23d In
stant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
From B,rth 60 tne e,.v.

We carry with us certain physical traits, ns
No DO certain mcntd cheractcristirs In so
muoa thai Psychologists have atriven 10 deslg-
nate by generic tucs certain tempcraments-
ss the bilious. tho nervous, the lymphatic The
Ind itidual With a sallow complexion Is 80. down
~ billoua-oitcn rightly A. II the saffron in tho
hue oi his skin "a traceabic ~ bio in the blood
iis pfoseuco Ia tho wrong place. instead Of tho
liver, win Also ~ cvinccd by fur On tho tongue,
psin beneath the right rins and through the
night shoulder blade, sick headache. cOnslips-
ton nainlence. and indigestion For the reliot
OF this very common uut noi essentially perilous
com mplaint thorc IS no more eesiai and thorough
romedy than Hostctfer's Stomach Bisiera. which
s. slao q bone1cout tonic and sironCth promo
Ter. and a widciy-cstccmrd remedy for and pro-
Vcuiivc oi foycr and aguc, TnoGmatsm, Kidney
and bladder tr0ubles AZ Q-ThfEISa6 Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

Savannah, Ga. M. J. Balm, Jr., Colum-
bus, o. +; G. l.. Hoop and G.. W. Agee,
Memphis and II. G. Fisher, Nashville,
Tenn, were at the Exchange yesterday.
They are all officers or employees OF the
Southern Express Company, and several
OF them were shown over the city by Mr..
Joseph +. Gibson, the agentof the South
ern Express Company in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Outing Ciab.

Arrangements are being made by the
Young Mems Christian Association Out
ing Club for a trip to "Seven Pines y
on next Saturday. Leaving here at 3
p. NJ, the party will proceed to this his
tor1c battlefield in Sweeneys bus, going
by way OF the Nine Mile road.
A watermelon feast will be awaiting
them upon their arrival. The field Of
battle will be explained. sfrer which the
party will return in the shades of the
evening, coming in BY the Williamsburg
road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Arrested for s.s.li.s a Child.

A band OF gypsies are now camping
near the FAIRGROUNDS. Yesterday one
of their number, John Warton, was ar
rested on the charge OF stealing Charlie,
the small son OF Sarah Taylsr. He was
taken before justice at the Henrico
courthouse and the case continued un-
III to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
persOnAl COmeliness

Is greatly enhanced by nue sot of teeth. On
no other hand, nothing ~ detrarts from tho
effect Of pleasing features. nuo eyes. and
graceful agure as ycllo. teeth. That popular
toilet article sOzODosr checks their decay. ani
reuders them a. white a. snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
10 OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS

IN cHILDRENs DRPARPnENT--The tele-
gram wo hero publish rvbdthN--wili be of
Interest and az soon as Major Gibson, VI tho
Express Company--will deliver them--se
will bo ready----for the onslaught Of which our
buyer wires:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
DICHNOND SEMINARY,
III No.3FASr GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, ".

Nr-. e. q. PEffOS. Associate Principal.
Tho siNfeenth session of this ioariluE md
DAY rho0i for young ipifos ana litilc girb viii
begin WEDNESDAY,. >ErTENHgR 81. ls@t
No clHuyus l0 the corps oI Instructors except
in Ircucl. a fr,uch grnu"msu. who has hal
many ytnrs of sCc-c,,ill c2 gcrence Iu tie ciiy
of Ncw Ork. R1d most highly rc Oumcndod by
q friend oi tho Principals IOr whom Le has
tagrltI a4 . teacher md . gentleman. Viii h1Yo
charge of tlc Department ~ French.
Special attention is called 10 our KINDER
g. GAl;TEN hui etE-pBlMAkY DEPARTMENT.
which has proved ro valuable au adjunct 20 tho
primary department. for children from Ave 10
nine year. e nce.
a class ~ h'tir cirls-uudcr ten years of age
vII be started iu French FREE OF CHARGE by
a fuli grlduate of tho school thoroughly quail
hel 90 start them in The grammar unl conyctsa-
ton
tIthnr IrIuclIAL u l--M. y. .AuA IL2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

Thore was one baptism at Esst-End church.
DR.. j. G. Hiden, Revs Decatur Ed
wards, J. Il. Gamer, and W. J. Shipman
addressed the Association. The next
meeting will be held at Howard's Grove
chapel the second Sunday il Septem
ler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
PNo BoNo PrBLrco.

The Grand Republic Cigarros mus,
have merit or they would bot have been
initiated by 90 aany factories When
you buy ask to see The red seal on the
box. 1RmBETg y rAmoR.
Solo Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Immigration I'm Jame-Riyer valley.

Judge Wexford, OF the City Circuit
Court, has granted q charter 10 the James
River Valley immigration Society, tho
objects of which are the encouragement
OF immigration, the investment OF capi-
tai, and establishment OF manufactures
in the counties and cities OF the James
River Valley. and IN such other counties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
I.e-nnaument Ar.oclatIen.

The Board OF Managers OF the Lee
Monument Association met yesterday IN
the Governors mansion, and Governor
Fitzhugh Lee prssidentA Auditor Morton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

The Grand Republic Cigarros anil
Buff0s are guaranteed 10 the lobber, re-
taller, and consumer II not pleased af-
ter fair trial yonr money will be re-
funded. TmBnGrr n TAYLOR,
Sole ACents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

In order to protect the Grand Repub-
lie Cigarros from countcrfeters We hayo
adopted Il carmine seal on each box. ASK
to see 1t when You buy.
TBwBErF & TAUoR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
II AN VILE COLLEGE FOR
- YOUNG LADIES,
DASN VILE, VA.

Tho next session begins SEPTEMBER 5rH.
ful corps = expert need traehcrs Complete
coarse. high standard and thorough instric-
ton 90 iltcrlidrc, Science, Music, ard Art.
Guiiiirg largo AMI rommoii0us- with gas. hot
ans sol4 water. bathrooms and an comforts
hn1 couveuienres under one roof Fun supply
a. ncN pianos 0u1 organs. Walnut furniture,
Including bureaus and WHtdfUios. In all tho
doruitoTos. fir-t-ciats ana abundant fare IN
TIE boarding department a specially Session
j0.i ended jLc most successful In ths history Of
The Institution
1KEAs: N.rv moderate. For catalogue and
fun Inform luon nitress
BLACKWELL 6sHABP.
All I'm TeSugv. v.tvgff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

This CELEBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL
FOE YOUNG LAOlkS Is ono 81 the most sttrac-
tive % the Union. Highest culture in J1GKA-
TURF. MuslC, ART, and @ANNBRS. situa-
ton beautiful; climate splendid; pupils from
nineteen States. Wrltc for catalogues %
DR ". 4. HARRIS, President
jyI-fNW3m StauntOn, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
NETAKE-FORESr COLLEGE,
w NnpT.Tf .rArGF TsrA

Sixteen miles rorth Of Raleigh. Fifty fourth
annual session begins SEPTEMBER Isr. Ton
distinct schools Ten instructors. Ton thou
fsnl volumes In Library. WeiI-eqDippod I1bo-
ratories. ReGdiog-Room and Oynaslum: exien-
tlYe ground% For catalogue. &C.. address,
PRESIDENT CHARLES r. TAYLOR,
= &A2m Wake Forest " G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
,I,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE


The following Is an extra F, from q letter writ
ton 10 the German R,tormea Kssseayor, al Cham
bersburgh, Penn:
A BKNRFiCTRfSS.
Just open the door for hor, and Mrs Wlnsl0v
will prove the American florence Nightingale
u the Nursery. Of lhls 40 arc ~ sure that No
will teach our "Sg-y" 20 say. "A blessing On
Mira Winslow" for helping her 10 survive sni
escape tho gripping, colLking, Gni teethins
siege. MRS WINSLON'S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain aud cures dys-
eutery ant dinrrhda. IL softeus tho gums, 10
duces inflammation, cares wind-coiic, and cnr-
ries the infant safely through no teothing pe-
rlod. It performs precisely what II profeeses TO
perform, every part OF it-nothing losA Va
have never soon Mrs. Winsi0w know her only
through tho preparation n her "sooihins
Syrup for Children Teethng' II we had tho
power We would make hor, ~ she is, q physical
sAyloar % mo infant race. Sold by all drug
gist.. - cents Dottle. az Decd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

OF course al this season OF the yoG-our
buyer would only be tempted to purchase goods
for Immediate use--at sacrifice Of thsir
actual salue---and wo are sure lis bls har-
vest Of cHnDRESs EXTRA KNEE PANTS
that he 10 shipping.
Right here We want 10 say that the balance Of
our summer stock must go now--we havs
&C, .he knife into che prices Of them, for ws
viii net pack them away aai next season
suflug them On you as New Stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

Miss Mary Mannoni won the hand
some silk quilt ratified at Morrss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

MISS BOCKIUS WILL REOPEN
~ her SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES AND
LHiLg GIRLS, d. v. THURSDAY, SEPThM-
BSl 30 lNss, 81 80 cas-; FraBklin street second
IA tf-sff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
JACKSON WARD.
HENRIco DELEGATES.

Alta meeting of the Democratic voters
Of Henrico, held at the county court
house yesterday, the following gentle.
men were appointed delegates to the
Third District Congressional Conyen-
ton:
Fairfeld-Joseph r. Davis, II. c.
Heskler. James w. Lyons, and Will
liam Wilson.
Brookland-A. J. Enslowe, J. L.
Broadus, Crawford Redd, and Simon
Solomon.
Yarina-T. J. Yerbrough, Sr., DR.. c.
Archer, l.. Ii. Kemp. and ". b. Grover.
Tuckahoe-R. f. Gaskins, @. L.
Smith, r. t. Crouch, and T. b. Hudson.
Delegate at large, Conway Il. Sands.
DIR. @. Archer was chairman OF the
meeting, and j. 4. Broadus secretary.
Vtxfafue Fx xo<%xs- Mem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

GTOCKTON HOTEL. POPULAR
- PRICES CAPE MAY. " j.
New Ownersiip New Management NcWly
Fufai-hcd lorfect Appointments. Finoet
beach ii fhe world. OpeusJUNE BTH. 7. lhtO
WALTON, Proprietor, lase Of 81. James Hotel,
~. YORK 10 lg-Iu. IaNSa2ot
DOANOKE COLLEGE.
/ I several COURSES FOR degrees. Also, bust
e..s department special attention % English.
fFeuch aud German epoAcn. large library.
B.st moral influences. students from sixteen
St.,.- ana Territories aud Mexico KApenSes
ior ains months Sltl Si,d, or 500. Including col
lcge foes, board. 60 TLiry-sixth session DO
gins skirENBkk l2fH.
IOr catalogue, &c, address
JULIUS ID. D!.LHBR. President,
~ GdTu&F6wN~A salem, y a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.

NAZARETH HALL,
MoRAyIAN BOARDlNG-SCHOoL FOR BOYS
81 Nazareth. "a. Reopcus SEPTEMBER Iern.
Lhu l4.21I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
cHANcERY- COURT INDEX.

When the resolution from the Com
mon Council III regard to indexing the
will and dcedb books in the clerks
Office Of the Chanceiy Court came up 1t
was. on motion Of Mr. Hargroye, 30
amended as to require the special com
mittee having charge Of the work to in
qurc into tho cost Of the same and re-
port to the Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

The Committee on Fire Department
reported that they were in favor of the
resolution referred to them 10y the BOARD
for the establishment of on engine com
pany IN the northwestern portion OF the
city, but doubted their authority to act.
They suggested that the eresolution be re-
fcrrcd 90 the Fire Commissioners.
This suggestion was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Waiting Expsexs-Meu

VIII. Clayton, Atlanta, Ga. T; o. NJ.
Sadler. Charlotte. N. c.: d. i. Jack.