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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

filler, and to give entire satistso-
ORGE J.. LIS & CO..
0, Third district, New York.
II. I. KING,
WIESMANN & PHILIPS,
WILLIAM KRAUSE,
ANDERSON d NEWMAN,
F1TzGERALD& BROTHER,
l.. w. KELLY,
r. A. BOWBY.
EPPS a SWEENY,
JOHN AlESSEBSCHIlDT,
NJ. WADE,
T. A. LOWRY,
STOUT & CO.,
w. L. CLARKE,
MRs. NORTON.
J. }. KING.
MINOR & BLANTON,
W. *. KELLER,
GUS DAVIS,
j. L. WALTERS.
r. +. HATCH,
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
%. ". JOfNtR.
WILLIAM sIkFANs,
CHARLES KELLER,
81 9i-Iu, I6Su3m
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ALBEM ABLE.
neutrality-suspicious..
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispOtch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, August 9, 1888.
Mr.. John NJ. White died last night at
his home, near Red Hill, this county, of
some bowel trouble Mr.. White was one
OF our most prominent farmers, aud
was very highly esteemed throughout
the county and State.
Mr.. James w. Brown, of Augusta
county, brakeman on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road, died about o'clock this
morning of typhoid-feysr. He had been
sick for several weeks.
The Sunday schools OF Glendower,
Christ church, and UT. Ayre held a
joint picnic at Plain Dealing, this
county, to-day. Several gentlemen from
this city deliver addresses
sThe Alnemarle Baptist Association will
meet on August 2lst with the Central
church at Lowesville, Amherst county.
This association comprises forty-four
churches from the counties Of Albemarle,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
EDUCATIONAL
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
in DANgILLE, VA.

Tho next Ohe thiriie'm session BEGINS oH
TIE 30 or SEPTEMBER. This scnoos confer.
diplomas on eight distinct studies aud aNafes
other honOrs. .-.,
Lodeing-rOoms lrrge snd neatly furnishei.
Good stock Of musical instruments superior
equipment Of chemical and philosophical aPpA-
rntus-
A principal Of the Music Department rom
the LsipsiG conservatory end 0f ten years cXpe-
rience With us. An Art Teacher from iue school
81 Design for Women, o. Fhuid0iphia. ana
Coorer institute. OK New YORK. A teacher Of
loiern Languages from ine schools ~ Germany
end France. who IS also nne English scholar.
and has T. 81 twenty year, experience in Amefi-
can schools. Courses = Engiisn taiin, Iiis Dry,
Nathemau-s, Neutral Sciences, and Moral Phi
losophy az g-cot value. TAO fan grH1ua.eA
trained teachers. As assistants
The terms arc low very low. for me ~ yan.ages
offered. j. p. AkEkErt
u %. eOilm fIn-ltn-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

General Malone SAYS the kickers were
never in earnest, and that their so-cailed
electoral ticket was buT. lie says he
is sorry that ticket will I've withdrawn, as
were Ii to remain in the field II would
chow northern Republicans the ba5eicfs
structure OF the kickers' movement, as 1t
would not have received more than five
hundred, or possibly one thousand, votes
in the whole state. The General, IT Is
understood, will bc recognized by the
National Republican Committee rs the
head Of the Virginia Republicans, and
his communications with that committee
will he directly with Chairman Quay,
and that Dir. Brady, the Virginia mem
Der OF the committee, SO far as Virginia
affairs ere concerned, may as well be Il
membe OF the National Democratic or Of
any other committee PdshiHyloH tet-
tcl'-.4iCrU5rir,0 GdEcttC.
How the little General "rubs it in. a"
Five hundred or thousand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
OAK LEVEL, Va, August s, 1888.

TO the E{it0r Of the DiSDd'ch:
Please answer the following questions
in the next issue Of the Weekly Dis
pntch and obige
]. Are there 4Ol or 400 electoral votes,
end how many are necessary to Il
choice
,. How MANY electoral votes has each
of the following States : Rhode Island,
Delaware, Colorado, Nevada, and Ore
gon? A SUBscusER'
1. There are 40l electoral votes. A
majority IS necessary 10 a choice.
2. Rhode Island has 4 votes ; Della
ware 3; Colorado 3; Nevada 3 Ore
CON 3.
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evCTyVhcr0.

The railroad fare to Richmond has
been reduced, thanks 10 the generosity
of the authorities, or TO The " shadow Of
coming events" which may be Justly
named coDpci1iou. The distance
should 10 reduced too.-Fornritc
Jour1.ai.
Undoubtedly there is no good reason
for making the people pay for riding
ninet7-four miles whom the distance by
rail Is only seyenty-two. If the railroad
companies do their duty the distance will
be reduced by nearly one fourth, and OF
course the fare might be reduced But
we say nothing OF the fare. it IS shame
ful that any passenger on his way to the
capital of his State should be compelled
TO 20 twenty-five miles out Of his way,
or a passenger from Halifax or Charlotte
or Mecklenburg en- route to Farmvilie or
Norfolk should have to lie over for hours
at Burkey.lle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
DICHNOND SEMINARY.
IA NO.3EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND "

JUHN n. HOW LLI., TTlh'IpNT.
Mrs. T. e.. PBYTOS. Associate Principal
TIe.sixtceufh session % this boarding and
dav school for young laiics and niue eirl5 WIZ
begin WEDNEa UAN. ~FPrEMBEE 20. 1873
~ changes 40 me corps OF instructors except
In French a Fronch soutlemsn, rho has ha1
many yenrs OF successful experience m mo clty
Of NrT York. aud most highly relomnc uucI py
n friend OF tho Principals tfor whom be has
taught as o teacher Ald q gentleman, Will have
charge Of the Department - French.
spec ri attention is called TO our hlNubN-
GARTEN ami PRIMARY DLPARihEN r,
which has proved go yalushle an adjunct O. me
primary department, for children hom hyo 10
nine yesr- If age.
A rsss OF little girls-updor ten years oi age
will be started in French FREE or CHARGE ~
a fult graduate Of tls school thoroughly quail
fed TO START lhom in She grammar ami con'
ton.
Apply for catalogue &C the book stores or to
either principal. y ls-N ,f.ou1 L-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION SEPTEMBER 20, 1888, ToJUSE %, 1859.
Eight inde penIeutschoos completely manned
ard woil equipped: good library aud museum;
speclal courses Of lectures: hcathful Locations;
attractive grounds: elegant halls and class
rooms large and airy dormit0ries; new hotel,
gymnasium, ard bathrooms: high standards,
and the beat sIrr0unsiDrs.
Expenses Il nonresident student. $3.50; Of
resident about g o Cor niue months session.
Tor catalogue with Gan Information asto or
ganlzatOn. courses OF instruction degrees, lees,
&c, address Il. II HAkBI>,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
~ 20-eod2m Richmond, Va.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
BIZ rnE biSpAqca COMPANY

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eance sample coIles FREQ
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RnsselI County.

Correspondents Of The kichmond Dispa.ch.l
LEBANON. August 3, 1888.
The Democratic Convention met here
on yesterday to elect delegates to the
congressional convention which meets at
Goodson on the 18th. The majority OF
the delegates will be for Major J. Hoge
Tyler, OF Pulaski, aud the balance will
be divided between Colonel Richmond
and Hon. John A. Buchanan.
Circuit Court is going on here. No
case of importance has been tried vet.
In the case of the Commonwealth Is.
Charles Godsey, charged with house
breaking, Judge Kelley sustained the
judgment OF the court below. DoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
EDUCATIONA

NrAKE-FOREST COLLEGE,
w NORTH CAROLINA.
Sixteen milos north OF Raleigh. Fiity.fourih
annual session begins SEPTEMBER Isr. Ten
distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes IN Library. Well-eqmpped Labo-
,n,orie, Reaiing-lioom and Gynssiam; extern
.i,e grounds. For catalogue. &c. address,
PRESIDENT CHARLES f. TAYLOR,
- 20 D., Wake Forest, n. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

A prominent farmer OF Fort Burd
county, Texas, was assassinated a few
days ago because he was prominent in
bringing about good feeling between the
negroes andthe white Democrats, and yet
we hear no howl from the Republican
organs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

But for decoy letters half the persons
who have within the last tep years been
sent to the penitentiaiy for stealing
money out Of letters would have escaped
punishment, it being next TO impossible
70 prove in any other way than by using
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

John S. Wise, it is reported, proposes
shortly 10 shake the dust OF Virginia
from his feet and then take up his abode
in New York. Mr. Wise made such
Rsllan, and successful fight against Ma
hone in the Chicago Convention that his
abandonment OF tho field to the little
Rebel Brigadier just as be had gotten
him on the run is cause for general re-
eret. There is no other Republican IN
Virginia who is So well fitted to cope
with nshOne and Mahoneism a. Wise,
and his removal. from the State signifies
the complete restoration Of Malone S
autocratic pover.-Ih1adeiphfd Tote
graph (IadcpeadcHt Repudlicaa.)
All, 1t was BlAINEs name that made
that gallant and successful fight.
Now that BLAINE is out Of the way WISE
does well to 90 to New York.
join S. BARBOUR is stilI here. Ma
HOMES "autocrstic power was ny him
oyefbrown in 1883 and Will this year be
buried. This is the last year Of the Re
publican party, and consequently OF NA-
HONE. WISE VIII he somebody in
New York. MALONE viii he nobody -
everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
ELECTRIC row ER.


VHE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
L AND POWER COMPANY is nov prepared
70 estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from y to 25-horse power For driving al kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purposes--ians, eisya-
tors, &C.. sc.
The advantages Of using Electric Motors ara
economy. reliability, regularity q speed undor
an circums ances safety. sim pisity, aud Absence
Of heat Gad noise; requiring no sailed labor 10
nun IL
Any work that can be done by s.eom-cngioe
can 10 done by al Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ARC ANDMCANDEsCENT LIGHTS forstoros
onlcos, dwellings, warehouses, Shops &C, fur
nished At reasonable rates.
Apply for terms, &c. %
". II. COLE. Superintendent
70 lo3m 1O7 south Seventh street city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

r. b. ROBERTSON & BRO
w. ID. SELDEN,
O. b. DYER,
III. A. NIGHTINGALE,
G. WATT TAYLOR,
JULIEN BINFORD,
II. G.. FORSTMANN,
J. T. VAUGHN,
G.. ". STRANG,
THOMAS MYRTLE,
W. A. BEAUER,
f.. 4. JOHANN,
W. EBERT,
L. p. ROUT,
l.. b. THOMAS & BRO,
A. G. CARNEAL.
G. w. BRAGG.
". !. JOHNSON,
G. r. WILKES,
J. + KELLER,
A. W. CARRIER.
q. ". SNIIHEkS,
W. +. PHILLIPS,
E. W. WEISIdEB,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

"a hairy elephant and white snake
are astonishing the inhabitants of Provi-
denco just now" Where does Provi-
dence buy her liquid Refreshments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

NvOTICE.-AT A CALLED MEET
- ING Of the members 81 the Virginia sIato
Agricultural aud Mechanical society which took
place on Friday the 81 instant called for the
Special purpose Of rauiyiug The sa.e Of that por-
ton Of the lands Of The sOcioty lying north OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, which slio was made by taa Executive
Committee. there being no quorum present
the meeting WAS adjourned % meet at tho Sta.e
Bauk OF Virginia At i O'Clock v. AUGUST Is,
1855. Life mem bcrs and stockholders are ear
nesily requested 10 attend.
by order OF tho President.
au s-Jt y. H. NENAbLE. JR. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

J 4 Several courses for degrees. Also. "a bust
,-e.s department.. Special attention TO English.
trench end German spoken. large hlraf y.
Beet moral Influences. Stud9nts from aiXt9on
state. aud Territories aud NeHlto Exren5e'
tor niuo months s1ia, tl1j orf-V'. uuc.udiu@ coli
lego fees, board. crj 1Luiy-si1in session 10
gins SEPTEMBER i2rH.
For catalogue, &c address
JULIUS D. DREHER. President,
fY 9-nIul rtn.A va rALtIn. ' q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Efk1 NIhaa.

.HgASONIC NOTTCE.-The.N.
y l. mornbers o: DOVE LODGE, No. 81, RN
4 r. and A. ~. viii aftegd n stated conf
municatou OF thoir L"cre. IN tlr lodgc-room at
- Albcus Hau. cornes Ea.n md Third stroots,
on THIS (FrdaY) EVENING. August inth. a; -
o'clo 4. Members oi sister lldres and transient
brotnrou are frataruaily invited.
~ order Of tho Worshiptul Master.
au iU-lts l.. 4. AUGUST. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

"The telegraph-wires were prostrated
Wednesday" SO were most Of the peo-
pie down this way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

3 IT. WELCOME HJGH SCHOOL
vi NITCHELIs STATION. CrLPEPEK
COUNTY. vA.-DR. <. =. q ID 90. of Va
PuINClPAl.-A hnitri number only "a sel,t
ho5s ecu d. received. Terms moierrte. Write
for catalogue. 3 <-deoi6 vim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

A great many Democrats, at least,
want to be told that things are just as
they would like to have them, not as they
really are. -lsder-APPcaL
A true bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

Watermelon parties are the latest
fad at Xenia." Xenia's ideas Of party
are very cramped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
NOTICE TO THE DEMOCRATS
~ or THs
FOURTH CONGhESalONAL DISTRICT.

Tho Democratic County Supsriniendents Of all
the couaties and the city Of Petersburg embraced
in tho Fourth congressional district Will call
meetings OF tho Democratic party in ther rs-
spcctiYe counties 'or the pafps 50 Of appointing
delegates 10 Congressional Convention 70 be
held a. Petersburg on -- SEPTEMBER. In ap-
pointing delegates Jet one be appointed for Zach
100 Democratic votes and fraction OF 100 that
we're cast az the last gubornai0risl election.
II is important tina. these delegates be ap-
pointed in tho month Of August.
4. c. VENABLE,
Chairman Democratic District Congress ional
Committee. au ll-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

DO not be induced TO take some other
preparation when you call for Hoods
Sarsaparilla. BE sure TO got Hoods,
which is peculiar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

1t is in order to remark again that
BLAINE didn't get there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

4 UGUSIA FEWALH NEMINAhl,
a STANTON, VA. "Iss hAll .. BA 10
WIN. Priuripa. OPENS skPlkhBtk b. l,',
CLOSES U-Nt. 12s2 Unsurpassed location.
buildings. grounds, ART appointments. Fun
corp5 of 're.crors Juriyailo1 advantages in
UusIc. Lancusees, EloDuti0n. Art, BooF-h "epins,
phssiraItuitlre. ~'enccrr rhy. ana ypfNrltinS
Bonrd. g., with fun kng'i7h Course, 500 for me
a.. .Ir, 's,.ri 2. * uiue months. Music. SRI, ana
Languages extra For ,lil particular appiy 10
tbo Principal for catalogue. j. <'-eoi-'n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
NJ SION 10 DUTCH GAP on THURSDAY. Au-
gust 80. 1888. by the famous and popular steamer
Arol for tho benefit VI COMPANY ~ La
dies ana Children, 81. Genilemen, Dc. Hard
man Drand Piano Dancing, accompanied by
full Brass ami String Band. Refreshments AZ
city prices. no intoxicating liquors or improper
persons allowed. Tickets can be had OF any
member OF the company al the boat and Of PAX
ham & CO., Booksellers ll0i east Main street
An 10 II ~ a 70 " 2QS,gst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
nANVILLE COLLEGE FOR
u YOUNG LADIES,
DANVILLE, VA.

Tho next session begins SEPTEMBER jrH.
Fun corps ~ experienced teachers. compete
course. hirh standard. and thorough instrnc-
ton in Literature. science. Music. AMI Arr.
Buildi0g large anf cOmmoilous-"ith gas not
and couveniences under one roof. Fun supply
OF new pianos aud organs. Walnut turuitute,
including bureaus aud wardrobes, In eh the
dornii0rics. First-class aud aDuniAht iale III
iust endod ne most successful IN the history OK
tie institution.
TrRvs. Very moderate. For catalogue and
''-' BLACKWELL / SHARP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
h.LBEMARLE FEMALE INSII-
n TUTF.
CHARLOrlEsflLLA,N VA.

With \ largo CORPS Of superior telchcrs, tho
rouch ins auction in all department., uh-ur-
passed appointments io- comiori. eiupiAsn'
imrr.y.d Nv new pianos. attractveiess in
creased by repautng the huiliiprs' aud otLei
wish no haalthili, beautiful and
ccrssiDle location MS school G1ers the oesl ad-
yauia-es and ~ tie loves. rates.
". p. DICKINSON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

We are AGENTS fnrrinsf.e. rlf~fANNN
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS. Hr
many years have maIufa lri 10 H'i...
RtplrTAIlON ana given t..H f. .." '|
VIRGINIA fll NlAlN,, irIul eul .n 81.
supplies dlgrct-.sik-
WiilTESI LprLt,n fFAIoIIllIi,
AL tGH ANY, i'' De- nhLN'r A. h. -
HEALING, NALtAN D.. 3 i'''.' a.
CAPON. WOLF lEAI,
RID LpIrN BLUE RiuHr.
Br-iic. these celebrated waters $50 h..i
SANITY on hand
HkOMINhANu ARSENIC. SARA lauA lI.it.
HATHDRN. toNIh-~o,
and stocks 90 Et kUFfAN WAT the. l.-i..-
live Pamphlets saGt GA appiicli
PLkC 4. iAVD x CO.. ..lft
Ageuls |fgI.it .lr. 1888 BIZ '.
No. Governor sti-tt, .l.Ai ., fA
.eit]m
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ADVERTISING RATES
- MN nn tr.a

Reading notices 81 fesdins-ma'ter Typ"
rines or ie-s. g. IN nos psreh loaded. i5c-
Card Of rates for more space furnished On aE'
Tlicstion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

Anle,ier. and ieiegrams musi he addressed
70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications win nor Do re-
Turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD COUNTY VA.

completely equipped school Of high grade for
boys and young men. -
Tho twonty third session will open SkPfEN-
Der 18Th. Fer catalogue or iniorma ION apply
30 ". r. ABBOT. Principal,
~ 2O-eod26t PostOdico, Bellevue, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
TWO MARVELLOUS CIGAl
TIE WONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH G


FctryNo
NEW OaKJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
.tWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

- " NM NVILEIT1
- SWARrHMOKE, PA.
OPENS NINTH MONTH, ilTH. Thirty min
uies from BrOad-Sireet station, Philadelphia.
Under the care ot hri0uds. FULL COLLEGE
COURSE FOR BOTH SEXES. Classical. scion
tAc. aud Literary. Also, a Manual Training anf
a Preparatory school. Healthful location, large
grounds extensive buildings aud apparatus.
For catalogue and full particulars address
EDWARD Il. AAGlLL. IL. d.,
~ il-eOd3gt President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
.S7ICEEY Fly PAPER
JUST RECEIVED.
Crado supplloi by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
flo l0l
FtLAIR'S CHLORAL THIMOh
- has proved iss.i y %
APoWERFUL DisSFEcTANr

II has prevented the fpreM u contagious
diseases, particularly Dlphul8rla ami scarlet
Fay-r IN families; 10 Als mOilhed TAI symp-
TOMS. and Las often sfofdsi comfort ia SICK
rooms ~ is agreeable aud thorough dsOdoriAng
properties it has saved lives "a lhis city.
F0r sale ~ druggists lrice " cents oo.AA
&c -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
~ BURG, VA.-The tvesty fourth annual sss-
sion Of this school for Boys begins the FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER. Thorough prepara-
neering school. and Unitcd states military aud
naval academies; highly recommended BY iacul-
~ Of University OF Virginia full stat OF lp-
slTuclors: situation heelthiaL Early application
advised, as nnnnef az benrders IL strictly
limited. For catalogue aacress w. GORDON
MccAbk- Head Master. u 20 sod2ln'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ACADEMY,

NfIkU MA MIDLAND AOaDI-4I,
NEAR CULPfPER, VIRGINIA,
offers superior adFsuiac' s to boys Tor hh7ln So
for COLLEGE. or tre Unworthy Of Virginia. Ia
Guilty % instruction and Aauaseuent: JohF
HAEr. ~ a., rhlvc -sity OF Virginia. .. r. Ham
MS. 81. A., .Un.vealiy Of Nirgni4 and Y. H.
lowell. Board ani tuition, without extras
$40. Write 10 CLlpeDcr for Catalogue
~ f-SuHf.,I !.l4wf -uNW2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
MISS RANDOLPH'S SCHOOL.
VI SARAH N. RANDOLPH, Principal

An able and experienced corps OF teachers.
Offers unusual advantages TO tho pupils OF this
school 1914 Eutsv Place, Baltimore, Md.
10 2l-c0dtSCD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
WESLEYAN fENiLE INSTITUTE,

This CELEBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL
FOX YOUNG LADIES Is one Of the most attrio
90. in mo Union. Highest culture IN LITERA-
TURE. MUSIC. ART, and MANNER. SliAa-
ton beautiful; climate splendid; pnpils from
nineteen StatsS Nrite Tor catalogues %
DR. W. a. HARRIS, Pre'iient
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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-30
Floremce, Modern and Ancient.

Florence is not a wealthy city, save in
beauty and art. There is no impulse Of for
eign commerce here, as in Genoa and Naples,
nearly proved disastrous to Rome in the de-
velopment of over building. The young men
who represent the noblest names of Florence
are not men of enterprise You may see
them in groups each fine afternoon-or, in
deed, each dark one, since the fine days have
grown SO few and far OVERWHELMING I'D
against the door Of Giacoss's famous restau-
rant on the Via Tomabuoni or coming out
from Doney's, across the street, or up in the
Gasoline They are dressed carefully in their
conception of the reigning English mode.
They are handsome and gentle They drink
but little. an Incorporate Italian being quito
fit to class with snakes in Norway; the phrase,
in fnc., is almost contradiction in terms
But they are not very useful members Of So
ciety, these Florentine exquisites
One reICsmbers what Florence was in tho
old days, ''tbe nursing mother of liberty and
aspiration" One thinks Of the scholars and
soldiers, the patriots and poets, stern and
strong, who have left the inheritance of noble
memories in this favored city; of the deeds
Of daring rectitude" committed, the words of
living dre written, the epochs of glory COM
Iaeuaorated In stone hsre On the banks Of the
brown Arno, and feels perhaps q pang that
any son CT Florence should stand purposelees
in her streets. But 'other times. other
morals. Annie Sheldon CoombS In New
York Times