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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
COOP DWELLING House.

Barn and other out-buildings, also good
orchard ofapples and other fruit trees, and is
considered one of the best farms in that sec
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17

John A. WOLF,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
40 SS East End Oak ST., Oakland, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
FRIDAY, the 30th Day of March

Under and by virtue OF a decree OF the Cir
cult Court for Garrett county, sitting in equity
and passed in a cause in said Court, wherein
Nora Poland and others are plaintiffs and
Jane Frances Fike and others are defendants,
the undersigned trustee will sell at Public
Auction. to the highest bidder,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-03-17
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 28th DAY OF MARCH, 1888,

at the hour of 2 o'clock p NJ, at 1.-THE Home
Farm" of the late Christian Fike, in Selbys-
the late A. j. Fike died seized, all OF said
farm containing go acres more or less, ad-
joining the lands of Otto Speelman, Abraham
Augustine and others. Said farm is well inn
proved bya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

The farmer, mechanic, and laboring
man is not protected. But they say
protection gives you home market.
You have tried this for twenty five years.
and where is your market? Under the
low tariff the farmer got 80 cents for his
corn, but recently under high tariff he
got only 60 cents per bushel. he got
s1.84 for wheat under low tariff, but
recently under high tariff he gets 50
cents per busheL Our taxation makes
rich men richer and poor men poorer.
The worst fruits Of protective tariff is
the "trust," and thereupon Colonel
Beirne handled Mr.. Blaine with gloves
of, and said, though, be admired
Blaine for one thing, and that was being
consistent 70 Republican principles as TO
"trusts." The speaker gave us then
a thorough analysis of the Mills bill and
commended il in the highest terms espe-
cialIy in abolishing taxes on tobacco.
The Democrats say the farmer shall sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

any work or labor ordered to be done, or
goods, wares, and merchandise, or sup.
plies OF any kind ordered by the said
corporation, or by such committee, to
be purchased, or in any man
ner, directly or indirectly, to be
interested in the profits OF any
such contract. Every such contract shall
be void, and the officer, agent, or mem
Der OF such committee making such con-
tract shall forfeit 10 the Commonwealth
the full amount stipulated for thereby.
No officer Of city who alone or with
others is charged with the duty OF audit
ing, settling. or providing by levy or
otherwise for the payment of claims
against such city, shall, by contract. d.
rectly OF indirectly. become the owner OF
or Interested in any claim against such
city. Every such contract shall be void,
and if any such claim be paid, the
amount paid with interest may be recoy-
cred back by the city within two years
after payment by action or motion IN the
Circuit or Corporation or Hastings Court
having jurisdiction over said city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

Mr.. SHERMAN reported to the Senate
on Tuesday last n substitute for all the
bills which had been introduced into that
body touching trusts.
Yesterday MIR. GEORGE trumped that
play by Offering an amendment giving
to the President the power to suspend
the tariff on any articles which a trust
might combine TO run up in price. Mr..
GEoRGK said that the men who engaged
in these combinations were enemies Of
the human race-hostcS hUmaHi gcnc-
ris-and had no right to demand govern
mental protection in their nefarious
business.
Will the Republican Senate confer this
power upon a Democratic President
If not, the people will demand TO know
the reason why. The Republicans in
that body have been beaten again in
strategy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

The Philadelphia EUeHjng TclCgrGpb,
a HARRIsoN paper. says that that part Of
the Presidents letter Of acceptance which
refers to the subject Of immigration
should compel the consideration 10y Con-
gress of a phase Of the question of pro-
lection which IS the key of it all. Mr.
CLEVELAND, adds the Tcicgraph, was
the first Of our Chief Magistrates to cali
the attention of the country to this evil,
which has already grown to enormous
and dangerous proportions, and he has
done it in apt and forcible language
which We reproduce as a comment upon
Mr.. HABRlsoN's cheap talk:
81 am constrained to express the
opinion that. while the interests Of labor
should be always sedulously regarded
in any modification Of our tariff laws,
an additional and moro direct aud eff
cient protection to these interests would
be afforded 10y the restriction and pro-
hibltiOu oil the immigration or impOrta-
ton of laborers from other countries,
who swarm upon our shores having no
purpose or intent OF becoming our fel-
low-ctZeus or acquiring any permanent
interest in orr country, but who crowd
every field OF employment with unlntel-
licent labor at wages which ought not
to satisfy those who make claim to
American citizenship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
COL. BEIRNE SPEAKS.
AN ABLE AND ELOQUENT ADDRESS AT
MARTfHsvILLE.
Bad Weather, but an Enthusiastic Crowd
Mr.. kcLane, OF PenSsylvania, and
Mr.. Peters Also speak.
Correspondents Of me Richmond Dlspstch.l

MARrINsv1LLF, VA, Sept 10, 1883.
For many days there has been On al
most incessant pour Of rain, and in con.
sequence of this but few people attended
court. In fact court had to be adjourned
simply because the streams are so swol-
len Jurors and witnesses could not reach
town. The coolest inhabitant says he
never saw such food and so few people
here on court-day.
The rain is doing great damage to corn
and tobacco crops, and it is feared many
Of our bridges will be swept away.
Colonel Richard +. Beirne, of the
Richmond State and State canvasser at
large. was extensively advertised to
speak here to-day, and it was hoped the
weather would be fair, so large gather
ing of the yeomanry would greet tins
talented son of Virgins. Colonel
Beirnes train was delayed by washouts,
so that he did not report for duty till
later in the day. Notwithstanding the
mud. steady downpour OF water, and
thick blackness Of the night an audience
of nearly 500 gathered in the court
house at 8 p. NJ, as it bad been an
nounced the speaker would address the
Cleveland, Thurman, and Lester Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

70 the Td10r Of the Dispatch:
What is the exact manner of
measuring depth of rainfall ? have
noticed this thing for years and my de-
cded opinion though this Is my first
attempt at examination Of said opinion)
is that the amount, AS ! see it reported,
is underestimate by a considerable per
cenlage. OLD FOOL
The measurements approach accuracy.
The vessel catching the water must be
OF the same size from top TO bottom, and
must he so placed as not to be affected
by trees, or houses, or walls, or anything
else.
The average quanty of rainfall is no
indication Of the condition of the crops.
-Four inches of water falling in few
hours would not benefit the crops as
much as one inch falling slowly and at
intervals. Nor docs the average shown
by thermometer indicate the real con-
dltion of the weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
We SYmnathlZe.

II Mr.. HARRISON had been wise he
would in his letter of acceptance have
said nothing as TO the ridiculous, or per-
haps we should rather say insulting, re-
solution which BoUTELLE caused the
Chicago Convention 10 adopt The
liquor-dealers could conscientiously
adopt just such o resolution. Mr.. HAIR
RIsoN says that the Chicago Convention
expressed its "solicitude for the promo
ton of the virtue and temperance OF our
people" but the fact is that the said
resolution reads as follows:
"The Republican party cordially sym
pathizcs with all wise and well-directed
efforts for the promotion OF temperance
and morality
The Prohibitionists, however, have
rdiculed that word "sympathize until
the Republicans are sick Oft. Wequote
from the national organ of the Prohibi-
tionists rs follows:
What sympSthiziDg souls We be,
We rulers Of The q O. T.,
For when a vote IL 10 be got
From JoW or Greek or HoftentOt,
Ills them We think, you'll realize
Tho reason why We sympathlze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
News Notes.

Baltimore yesterday celebrated the
battle of North Point.
j. Newton Gotthold, a well-known
actor. died yesterday morning at his
residence in Sewickley, Pa
The marriage OF the Duke Of Aosta
and Princess Letitia Bonaparte was cele-
brated at Turin, Italy, on Tuesday with
great pomp.
A. N. Randall has sold his trottiDg
mare Daisy 10 l.. V. Hsrkeness, OF Kan
sas City. for $1,000. She trotted half
mile in loo recently.
Baltimoreans are angry at the SINH
larity between the uniforms OF police
and cabmen in their city. The cabnen
are frequently taken for the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
REfGANNnL.
T1O THE RICHMOND DISPATCH /:
a Yon published ina your issues Of tAs OH and
SIN infant he following card:
A.esa. So "a. n,hiI,


HANOVER COUNTY, Va. september 3, is~S.
draft f0r $50 = datei August -. ISIS, QraNn
by 3. &. Alexander on John ~. Hughes & son.
date NJ the Merchants National Bank Of RicL-
m0nd, TO p. ). sutton OF order: aud cer-Ain
other draft for $40. dated August u. 1874 drawn
by W. Il. Macon, agent FOR the sew Castle estate,
on Carter & Ryland, Richmond. Va. and a.
cepted 10y them. payable sixty Gays after date
al the state Hank, Richmond, Va, % 2 :. sutton
or order, haying been Ottaiued from The uudor-
signed by false representation, al persons are
hereby warned not % neg uete or trade Tor
either Of said drafts, as payment Of lie same
has been stopped H. Z. ALExANDSK,
". II. MACON.
This card does me tho gro scst injustice. and
herewith furnish you lettor from Or. W II.
Mason. one OF he gentlemen whose pane Is
signed 70 said card, su1 IN justice % myself
ass that you publish this communication, to-
gether with Dr. MacOn's letter
Respect ully, Z. ). SUTTON.
September ), 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

The Central Presbyterian OF this
week has a highly interesting letter from
DR.. HoGE. From it we learn that his
youngest son has changed the spelling
of his name to HoGUE as an aid to the
proper pronunciation of it, and the
Doctor says he thinks Of getting to-
gether all the HoGEs, HODGES, HoGUEs,
&c, &c, and agreeing upon a new and
uniform spelling of their several names.
But this is not the most interesting part
of the Doctors letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
Discussing Retaliation.
Ipy telegraph 10 the DIspalch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., September r.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re
lations discussed the retaliation bill
somewhat this morning. but took no
action. 1t awaits the reply of the Presi-
dent TO Senator Hosr's resolution ask
ing for copies of any protests, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

As there are at present city councils in
the several cities OF Virginia whose
members have for only two months been
numbered amongst city officials, we fol-
low the example OF the Fredericksburg
&ar and call attention 10 the following
section OF the Code:
Section S2s. IL shall not be lawful for
any member OF the Council or Board OF
Aldermen, or any other officer, or agent,
or any commissioner appointed for the
opening OF streets, or any member OF q
committee constituted or appointed for
the management, regulation, or control
OF corporste property OF any city, 10 be
contractor with the said corporation, or
is agents or with such committee for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
ISoIsswE. HANOVER, September :, lsSS

NJ T. = NNII0N'
To-day | have seen In the Dispdfch . notice
relative % draft given % you for $40 for labor
paid by you for tho New Castle estate, stating
that il Was obtained under q" false preteaces."
Tue signing OF my name was entirely unknown
and unauthorized by me. and it The draft was
not obtained under "false protcnces.n In fact,
had not seen you or hcArl a word from yOg
bu; Mr. II. {. Alexander Jour agen9 told mo we
owed that amount 20 you. and that you wished
the money or draft, and save % Mr.. Alexan-
der she Aforesaid drattfO fsi0.
You can make any use OK this statement you
wish. Respectfully. &c.
50 1t-St W. II. MACON, N. D., ana Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

Scaled proposals will be received at This Office
SATURDAY. ssrrrvBra Is. lsss.

M VIZ = 1T IfNHfH 10 ~
az I. ", f1rthe PRINTING, BINDING. RULING.
LlIHODRAPhlNG, a., for the state IF Flru-
Ma Tor tho year beginning O';0oer :, lss5, aud
euqing the 3Jth cay OF September, l.SJ
Printed schedules showing Ia detail IA items
required will he furnished bidders 0n apIliea-
ton g. lh.s of,l.o, On which al BIDS viii 20 re-
quired % bee male.
COntraciO-e Will be - tgircd 20 enter into
bond. witu security 90 be- approved by tho Soc
Rotary o. tle Commonwealth. Tor No prompt
and faithful execution OF their contracts.
The rigut Il reserved u relcciinF ANY aut al
bliss. and he work will be- awarded in such iOls
or portions as tho superntonioHt may deem
proper. d. ~. O'BANNON.
50 l-eod6t Superintendent Public Printing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. f. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for hyslo
ria. Dizziness. Commissions. Fits, Nervous NSu-
rairia. Headache, Nervous prOstrstl0n caused BY
lie use OF alcohol or tobs,cO, Wakeiuluess. Mon
tal Depression Softening Of tho Brain resulting
IN in sauity and leading 10 misery, decay AL
death, Premature Od Age. Loss OF Power 10
Tither sex caused by over-cxertion Of the brain
or over-iulIigeuce Zach box contains one
months treatment 81 a boz, or ak boxes Tor -.
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of prcc.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 ~ure any case. Win esch order received ~
ms for six boxes accompanied with IS, We VIII
seud the purchaser our written guarantee " re-
ftnd fhe money IL Tho treatment does not eifsc.
azure. Guarantees issued only BY
T.ROBEkrS BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
si9 esst Main street. Richmond. "a
f-1fyly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
COVRr OaDBRs.

VvIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD rs
the CLFKk'S OFFICEOF THE li..'
COTlr FOk THE COUNTY or NfH It
o. MONDAY lHE 80 DAY or sbrlENut.-
ISIS.
John d. OdelL...........-....-..-. ....i .a.e.
The western Union Telegraph compsar
The Commonwealth az rfrqmd-T0 Che ,,-r
Nslr Kant county Gftc'ng
We command 20 that you summon trf " ..f.
ern T. nion Telegraph Com fsny. ~ funi PA
tauiwnt. fo anuetr a. the cirr4 Vt n ~
said lir-uif Colr, .or oar said county o. rl.fs .
be holden f3r our said court IN tte tis-I F.f.
LAY ~ OCTOBER jess, - answer ...u TT.
Odeil ~ PIES ~ trespasa On tna case. Damage
one thousand dollars. And have thea i-'.' ..t
Witness: j. y. Harris. clcrs % our .. ..-..t
Court A. The courthouse, thls - dag NJ seq. I..
Der. l-S,, ami IA tho il3th year 81 tne Comm.
wealth.
Tcste: y. HARRIS
And snidayit having been mAie th7t 'he 500
TIE Western Union Telegraph 'omla ''A r.
porsull created by soiGc Other 'iA'e. I1. Do
there r. 100 agent ~ said corr. ra...u .r ft.a..
declared by be- laws VI thi7 STAT. tl te ar ~
% such corporation ODD tbe county no NHT t...,
and that here Is 40 other urrfDu Duo "aii .a.f
on whom process rtu 10 fertci 100 au 4. .."I ..
law lately instituted uy the sa.l gro 3D. t--.I .'
he sad circuit Court. ihe ufl'.t I'D ".r. r....
90 r,coFer damages Tor ireepas- upac '.- .aI
estate of me se'I JOHN Do. uc-li To-" Hr-..
Union Telegraph Company, drioalA.',
CURED 90 appea within ~ cen iHf- f'p.' ...
publication of ri- '-l.r lu 81" r.@fA
orr said court aud ln Vlat il mere cay '.
tect i.- iuierts-. ADS b. i7 ortrrrl tH.
copy OF tnls order u' forthwith prti.lri
a wecs Tor four -ic.r sito ~ 'ra- BOD 'tr ID I.
newspaper publs eff ip ihe '.if OF
Va ana be posted &c She front i0or - 3,
house Of New hcut county ou RE .iaf M ..'
neX. county Court FOR sad county after ae To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

To T.. II you have a file OF the Dis
patch you may find the Presidents fish
cries message in the issue of August
9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

his tobacco when he pleases, where he
pleases, how he pleases, and to whom ne
pleases. The Republicans say he shall
not do this. "Thar, then, you said
something" was the ejaculation OF an
unterrified Democratic farmer IN the
audience.
RHPUBnoANs ON RECORD.
II is not only on the Mills bill We have
the Republicans on record. but the Hen
derson resolution, which dealt only with
internal revenue without regard TO tariff.
This was bill 10 abolish the tax entirely.
The vote was taken TO suspend the rules
TO pass the resolution. A vote for slls-
pension was a vote for abolishing
tax and rice versa. One hun
dred and thirty-one Democrats and
eight Republicans voted for and
one hundred and seven kepubli-
cans and five Democrats against suspen-
sion. Colonel Beirnc, after an appeal to
the Democracy to organize thoroughly
and work increasingly, closed this mag
nificent and telling speech with grand
peroration. He took his seat amidst a
storm of applause. Few speeches have
ever been delivered in this section with
more force, and much good was accom-
plished.
MR.. M'LANE,
an iron man from Pittsburgh, Pa, was
then called upon, and in taking the
stand alluded in the most happy manner
10 Colonel Beirne as the one who IN the
near future would WELD the seeptre OF
Virginia as her Governor. At this there
was loud and prolonged applause. In
fact the cheering was so great that the
speaker could not proceed for some
minutes. He said the laboring men OF
Pennsylvania were ready for the Mills
bill. and that his State was fast wheeling
INTO Democratic ranks. He said that
seotionaIsm ought to be blotted out
forever; that it ought to have no place
in politics. He was sorry to see that the
negroes did not have as much enlighten-
ment ~ he would wish all citizens to
have, but did think they ought to have
enough hard horse-sense to know that
the Republican party cared not the snap
OF his finger for their protection. Why,
ND North we call a negro "coon, and
he does not fare there as he does here.
Mr.. McLane is a forcible and ener-
getic speaker, and is not afraid to speak
his mind. lie said Blaine was the great
est gymnast that ever was in American
politics that he was all things to all
men if perchance he could be President !;
that Blaine could afford to be for trusts
when Carnegie was wheeling him all
over Europe four-in-hand. lie further
said Quay was n shrewd, sharp, unscru-
pulous politician. with conscience that
would stretch ike an old lndia-rubber
suspender. and we in Virginia had better
watch him and little Bill Malone.
Hon. II. q. Peters was then called
upon, and enthused the crowd, as he
usually does.
Old Henry county was never in better
trim. This has been a feld-day.
COTFAX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
EDUCAIIalN Al.

MFRS. CAMPBELBS SCHOOL,
w Mrs WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL aud DAUGH-
TIERS will reopen their school for girls al 3l5 west
Grace street. Richmond, Va, on sEPrENBbh IL
1874 Charges for session Of nine months: EnG-
lish f30: Latin, French, or German, Sl5; two ~
these languages, IS music on piano, f25; use
Of piano. 50, drawing, SO: painting, 81. Al
dress above. 50 J-Nt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

ELECTRIC sOWEk.

= ~ W
VHE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
i AND POWER COMPANY is now prepared
" estimate for AMI furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from = 10 sJ-horse power Tor driving al kinds 81
machinery for mech anical purposes-fans, elsys-
tors, &c, &C.
The advantages Of using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability, regularity Of speed under
all circums ances, safety. simplicity, aud absence
Of heat anu noise. requiring no skilled labor %
runit
Any work that can be done bya steam-engine
can DO done BY an Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ARC AND INCANDEsCENT LIGHTS stores,
Offices. dwellings, warehouses, shops, &c, gur-
nished az reasonable rates
Apply for terms. &c, to
W. II. COLE, Superintendent
je l9-3m l07 south seventh street city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
DRUNKENNESs,
~ OR THE LIQUOR HABIT,
POSITIVELY CURED 81 ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINEss GOLDEN SPECIFIC

Hcan Do given IN 8 cup Of co1oe or iea without
the knowledge Of the person taking It; IA ALSO
lutely harmless, aud Will effect permanent aui
speedy cure, whether tho patient ls nolerat,
drinker or an slcoholic wreck. Thousands 81
druukards have been made temperate men Nhp
have takeu GOLDEN SPECIFIC In their coffee
without their knO FledEo. AMI to-day believe tusy
Quit drinking OF their own free H4iL III NV hh
FAILS The system once imprecnSled "lth No
SPECIFIC, 10 becomes an utter impp'si olity Tor
Tho HquOr-ap petito 20 exist for ssle ~
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
sly east Maiu street.
jai7-eodly Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

II you need medicine il is not safe 10
delay. Take Hoods Ssrsaparilla now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13

All graduates OF the Richmond High School.
prior b. aud including jane, 1857 as wei a. all
whose names We're On the suhstitute-iist last
year. must send In their names ana residence on
pOstal-cari II they desire % be placed on tho
PRINTED LIST OF SUBSTITUTES FOR THE
SESSION OF 1889. Prompt answers re-
quesGeI. Addres,
CHARLES p. RADY, Clork.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN b. CARY, Superintendent
CHARLES =. kADY, CLERK. 70 HIST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARY +. RICHARDSON
vi WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL Tor small
children on MONDAY, september 18th. nj her
mothers rosidecce, corner seventeenth and
Vcnable streets. Sc ltIh&Su2t
LNREE SCHOLARSHIPS, COVER
i ING al expenses but board, and for that
moderate charge only being made, are open Tor
worthy students Of limited means For full par
ticulars address PRINCIPAL OF KENMORE
SCHOOL, Amherst Courthouse, Va. Sc ll-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-13
OFFICE CITY SCHOOL BOARD,
|. - . - - Il LL-A


RICHMOND, September 10, lSsA !
OPENING OF THE PUBLIC
~ SCBOOLS.-The Public Schools Of the city
OF Richmond will open On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l., 1855.
All echolars who have been in attendance during
the past session Will report Tor enrolment AZ
o'clock on MONDAY MOkNlNG. All new scholars
will report tor admission at o'clock on III Is
DAY MORNING.
MEETING or PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS.
The Principals and Teachers Of mo white
schools will meet O. tho Richmond High school
al ~ O'Clock. ana the Teachers ~ the cOlored
schools al o'clock. on SATU kDAI, september
Is. 1879. for instruction Rnd assignment.
The rruclpas Of all the schools will meet on
FRIDAY AFIERSOON, September II, loos, at
3 o'clock.