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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
Our Teachers.

The organization Of professors IN our
Virginia colleges and teachers in our
academies and high schools, which was
perfected at Virginia Beach Thursday, was
step IN the right direction, aud points to
practical aud valuable results. The
gathering was not as largo as we had
desired and expected IL would be,
tua those present were representa-
tive men whose earnestness and enthu-
siasm in the cause of higher education
afford guarantee that no stone will be
left unturned in order TO make the body
potent factor in acquainting our people
with the advantages their own educational
institutions offer. As we have frequently
said, many northern colleges owe their sue
cess in large measures TO similar organiza-
tion. Their professors are constantly be-
fore the public during the vacation months
and are in q sense travelling advertisements
for the chairs they fill. The papers they
read and their discussions are heralded
over the land. and many Virginia father
has b,en induced 10 send his son TO q
north'gn college by reading the proceed
ings of some northern educational con-
vention. This, we believe, would not be the
case if professors in our colleges aud teach
ers ia our academies and high schools
would come more prominently to the front
In educational and scientific gatherings,
show forth Virginia methods of education
and prove what manner Of men are engaged
in training our youth. We therefore hope,
as much as is 10 be anticipated from the
discussions in and work Of the Virginia or
ganization. that it will not be content
with letting It's light shine simply within
the sphere Of its own members and the
Virginia people. bat VIII send repre-
sentatives to every national educa-
tionai assembiage Of any importance
that may meet in the United States.
We cay this in the utmost confidence
that the Virginia organization could send
10 such assemblages delegations Of which
no country In the world would be ashamed.
II is true that a prophet is not without
honor save in his own country, but IL Is
equally true that when prophet is honor
ed outside of his own country his own
psonle learn 10 APPRECIATE him. The mark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

Superintendent Mills, Of the Delaware
Railroad Company, saws the peach crop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Court Matters-Political-Th Prolhbi-
tionists, Sc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa'ch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
LEEsBURG. VA. July 10. 1899.
The July term az the County Court
Judge Tebbs-has been in session since
Monday. The attention Of the Court has
been principally occupied IN the case OF
the Commonwealth rs. Charles T.. Painter
for perjury. But little other business has
been transacted.
The County Democratic Executive COM
mittee met i'm this town ON SATURDAY and
selected August 81 as the date for holding
district conventions throughout the county
TO elect delegates TO the State Convention
TO meet in Richmond on the lith ot Au-
gust.
The Third-Party Prohibitionistsl have
called a ma s-meetlng to assemble at LIN
colu on Saturday next TO elect delegate 20
the LynchbUrg convention Tor nominating
State officers.
The annual Loudoun temperance bush
meeting. which has been held for tho past
twelve or fourteen years, Will again lie
held near Purcellyille. on the old grounds,
August 9Th. 7th. and 6th. These meetings
are generally attended by from six To- eight
thousand people and last for three days.
Hon. John Goode. of Norfolk. has been
spending some days at Oatlauds, few
miles from Lecsburg.
Colonel Francis II. Hill. Masonic grand
lecturer for District No. 3 OF Virginia. ON
cially visited the lodge in this town on
Monday.
The annual exhibition Of the Loudoun
Livestock Association will take place on
the Fair-GrOunds near LeeeUurg August
9th. 2sth, and 18th. This is some weeks
earlier than usual.
The weather has been extremely warm.
The thermometor in the shade for the past
three days indicated 80 degrees.
CATOCIIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
Personal.

Superintendent Mills, OF the Delaware
Railroad Company, SAYS the peach crop
will number exactly 2,79S $50 baskets.
Richard Mansfield is engaging his sup
port for the coming season from purely
native talent. lie believes American ac-
tors should all do this. Beatrice Cameron
will continue as the leading lady.
Mayor Grant has been instructed by the
New York Relief Committee to draw upon
that body for $3.50, 900 more for the johns
town sufferers. The total contributions
from that source now amount to $751;
52l.59.
Cleveland is now sitting as referee in a
case involving $4,000, wherein a Boston
broker is charged with crookedness. His
wife is summering at Marion, Mass, to
which place he will go at the close OF the
sitting now being held in New York.
The clothing worn by the Prince Of
Wales is copied so infinitely by his Eng
lish admirers that Mr.. Labouchere asserts
that II the Prince were to appear IN petit
coats the streets of London would soon be
filed with men in the same garments.
The Duchess of Marlborough can ward
off poverty a little while longer with care.
The Supreme Court of New York has af-
frmed the decree, admitting the will Of her
late husband, Louis @. Hammersley, TO
probate, by which she receives the entire
income Of his estate for life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

The order of Colonel WoDEHoUsE, COM
mander of the Egyptian troops now pursu-
ing the Dervishes, which forbids traffick-
ing with the Dervishes on pain of death, is
simply in line with the policy of Colonel
KITCHENER, which was at first condemned
in England but afterwards adopted for the
purpose of forcing the Mahdists to remove
the embargo on trading with "infdels."
The Mahdist movement resulted in
cutting off in great measure the
trade with the interior-particularly the
trade in gum, the gathering of which
was prohibited by the Mahdi for five years.
The coast tribes are great traders, and the
theory OF the British officers is that the
interior tribes cannot hold out against the
demand Of the frst-named tribes that
traflicking DO resumed. That there is
something in this theory seems to be
proved by the success that is reported to
have attended the sKsussI movement. The
Senussis are also great traders, and from
all accounts have completely revolution
lied the condition of affairs in relation to
trade as these existed IN the Soudan prior
to the Mahdi's death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
DIR. Barringer. tho Professor-Elect OF
Physiology.

tCOrrespoadenco OF the Richmond Dispatchl
University OF VIRGINIA, July IL, 1889.
Dr. Paul Brandon Barrineer, the profess
sor-elect Of physiology and surgery in the
University of Virginia, was born In Con
cord \. c., February 10, 1857. He was edu-
Gated at Bingham's school in that State
and at Kenmore in Virginia; entered the
University Of Virginia in 1875, and was
graduated with the degree of NJ. ID.
in 1877. The next session he spent at the
University of the City of New York, and
received their NJ. d. in 1873.
He passed the North Carolina State ex-
animation for license in 1878 and practiced
four years in Dallas, n. 9. He then went
TO Europe where he spent thirteen months
visiting the hospitals of London and Paris,
and especially those Of Vienna. Return
ing 10 his native State he established a
highly successful preparatory school for
medical students at Davidson College, y.
c., which he has conducted for four years.
His work as a practitioner has been mainly
in surgery; as a teacher, mainly in physi-
ology and anatomy
its June No.:
"Dr. Barringer will bring to the chair he
is about 10 occupy eminent ttness as a
teacher. ripeness of scholarship, q broad
and thorough knowledge of the branches
he is TO teach, a vigorous intellect, tho
roughly alive TO the progress of true
science, and moral character which he
will not fail TO impress on the members of
his classes.
wherever it is known in North Caro-
lima this appointment will receive the
warmest appreciation Of the profession
Xxx
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Another Disastrous Doud-Burst.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, July 1l.-Wednes-
day night a cloud-bursL occurred on tine
Santa Fe road a few miles above this city,
and all trains from the North. South. aud
West are DELAYED. Tracks for several miles
are washed away and two bridges are gone.
1t was the most violent cloud-burst that
has ever occurred IN New Mexico, even steel
rails being twisted into all kinds OF shapes.
Just before the burst occurred a violent
storm ragged in the mountains and the ram
descended in torrents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
WARM SPRINGS.
Tho Guests-Court MAtters-AcQuittcd.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDat,h.l

Tho NutSTs-OOHTI -Tf"TTVI7--tN INI71V7'
Correspondence Of ;he Richmond DlsDat-h.l
WAEM SHINES, BATH COUNTY. NA.,l
July 10. lss9
Hon. John W. Harlan. Of the United
States Supreme Court. spent few days o..
this week at the Warm Spring. DE VIII
return with his family later I'M tie season
The gucst-rocister ar che Warm Springs
shows $50. and is still rising.
Hon. CalIoron Carlisle. VI Washington,
D. c.. has arrived at the Warm Sprn - 20
spcnd the summer. He brings wl. him
five MAGNIFICENT horses 20 enjoy the many
beautiful drives that the region ahorls.
At the session of the County Court Of
Bath Mr.. j. W. Warren, of Millboro Depot.
was acquitted Of selling liquor on the last
election-day. No adequate proof was pro-
duced. and the jury promptly brought IN a
verdict Of acquttal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

"The American girls who marry lords
are commonly supposed to owe their con-
quests 20 coin" Which goes to show that
such marriages are coin amore affairs ON the
part Of the husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
Drugs. MEDICINES. &c.
DNN 10 MEDstfNEF' NV'
L. Il. SALE,
APoTHECARY. 2Ool yENABLg STREET.
PURITY GUARANTEED

1000 pounds IMPORTED cAsTIIEsoA st isc.:
go pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY Rum a.
&c.:
25c. will buy box OF IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth 50c.;
I5c. Will buy CARrERs. DAylD's. or BRAN
DRErH's PILLS;
1sc. will buy FRAYsER'S NERVE AND BONE
LINl@ENT;
75c. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUfcE;
75c. will buy WYETHS BEEF. WINE. AND
IRON;
75c. Will buy BROWNS IRON BrTTERs,
75c. will buy PIEhCES MEDICAL DIS
COyERY;
75c. will buy PIERCES FAyoRITE PRE-
sCRlPTIoE:
75c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RlLLA;
T5c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
sI.25 will bay swIFT's sPEClFIC-lsrgs;
siwillb buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY CURE;
oOc Will buy sozODOST, the oes. dsnsrince;
CSC. will buy MEADE BAKERS CARBoLlC
MOUTH-WAsH:
I0c. will buy ALLC0CK's POROUS PLASTER.
2se. will buy four pounds BRsT MIXED BIRD
sEED;
~ NAAA ONy AAfsLLlsA- t|AH VI In Wv
DER WATERS worth sl-,he best per-
messold;
goo hsl:.plnt bottles BAY RUM 81 CSC;
Is gross TOILET SOAP at 60c. q dozen:
6Oc. will buy LOONEN's HAIR BKUSH-Oes.
brush offered for the money worth 7Jc.:
75c. will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth 81;
sl.5O will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUsH loonens besD worth g.,
s5c. will buy UNBREAKABLE COMB worth
7sc. Gp 2lTu, E&su3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

thatrepresentativ Virginia educators from
our higher institutions of learning would
make in northern educational conventions
would accomplish vast deal towards
building up the universities. colleges, AGA
denies. and high schools Of tho State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

CAscAuRAs is said to have admitted to
several persons that he had written these
now famous Acknowledgements letters.
This Is an old trick. In GoLDsMlra's
Good-Nstured Man Eve believe 1T W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

"KrNMLKR. the criminal condemned to
die by electricity, has been told by his ply
stefan to avoid any sudden shock" No
doubt he would If he could.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

A contemporary asks; Is the world too
small?" Wen, yes. when measured by the
wants Of some persona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
"CTILL BOOMING."-THE

D" ~ L / l. II 4 " - vi l ~. II M
bD"THOMPSON BkOMlSE-ARsENIC
SPRING 50 NIERn came into tho market Ia the
summer ~ l-51 In ninety days rs wonderful
mo1icual virtue became 40 vel known that ihe
agents tr0it Miller g. Coz had 20 publish cir
cn' ~ as1inx the People MOTTO bug b. during the
tiWo iu which th sir supply was limiod, II ihHy
could possibly ~-t along without IL but leave 10
for those upon whom disease nal gotten firm
hold. ih's wac q remarkable state OF things, as
it generally taxes p great doai Of pushing and
newspaper "puNng o. make new thing 20.
The news ~ tIe discovery Of this water travelled
ION tho wing. Z tho wind and orders for over
"two tnsu-a.d casrs were boot 81 Tor delivery
when the a-a. 1er permitted IT, transportation.
IT. rcul -'l Iu ha- spreat Go surh an oNtenf mat
over" tNeuty thousand Gases have been hauled
over rough mountain roai3 Tor shipment 90
nearly every town aud hamlet 10 tho United
Stafc-. Tho southwestern part OF virginia.
though rich in mineral ores and noted for lts
nnr csffio aud beautiful emory. will have a
wider reputation on account u this "ceiouraied
wafern han from amy other cause. It's ELECTS
iu curing " DyspeU-is. sick Headache, Eczema.
Btliou-uc.s Diseases OF tue Mucous Membraue,
aud tuat most dreaded % ali troubles, Insomnia
snI irr1 Brain are yell known 20 many Of the
leading members ot ths medical fraternity. and
every dos comes tte gratifying neWs Of US great
healing power. Letters come from the Nor b.
South. Ia.t, aul West addressed 10 the COM
unIys REaufs. 4uuuifing whore D. can DO had ia
their src. Ions. From "ioIr cesos" sold IN the
city OF Mclmon1 in July, 1877. has sprung such
q genera demand tnat to-day f. an be found IN
nearly AIN tho states ani territories o. tho Union.
SEND 81 90 yOur druggist aud Try t. IL is sold
e,ervWbnro. Drop p0stal-card 70 POLK MIL
LFK A. co.. Gen "a, Agents, asking for pam
phlcf confRniuy mo Analysis. Cerilncaics. and
fuI Informal "a a. ~ hOa aud whore 20 get the
NafUr. - Nv r0Nh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

Get rid OF that tired feeling as quick as
possible. Take Hoods Saraparilla, which
gives strength. agood appetite. and health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
SERIOUS FIRE.
4 Washington County Farmer Loses
Heavily.

fSpecial tcIegram % mo DI7DaIcnI
ABINGDON, Va, July 11.-John Wright,
one of the most prominent farmers oil this
county, had his barn destroyed by light
ming YESTERDAY evening. The barn and IFS
entire contents, consisting of thousand
bushels of wheat. grmn-drin, harness, &c,
and TWO very valuable horses were entirely
consumed. Loss between $4,000 and $500.
No insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

Kinney cIhINtS loItA NNn lhIN11 a
MINT COMPANY

Adfcl to r0auy Now a'trs .fi1la am Improve
menfs BE- = SWIMMING POOL Isfsr-t .u t-f
Iutci states. enlarged rruInts, NaIae, H'I
drives. and .e.ieuf l.fnfN tfllNan. I' .H.
SURPASSED. several dl1erclt NiHr,a. Ha.r...
superb climate. eopec ally tenHN.inl f0r 'af.
"a. Asthma. Catatrh. aui Haf f.r.r. Etlhts-
ton and Dcprs,slou. tap8rtf, InI .ta
Grand scenery Pamphlets al I.-.I.a i.ut-
storcs. depots, Sc. b. ". P. as.
ia2l-lm. MH.t''.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

"Therc Is no surf connected with the hot
wave" Yes there is-a surfeit Of heat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
EXCURSIONS. Gc.
beats THEM ALL.

ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP. 80 TIME LOST
FRON BUSINESS
GRAND EXCURSION
SATURDAY NIGHT, July IS, 1889,
10 Ol Point a1d Norfolk, on tho elegant and
spacious steamer Ariel
FULL NOM on THE JAMES.
Look a, this schoIule Leaves Richmond
SATURDAY night. July 1871. az 10 O'Clock sharp ::
arrives az Ola Point a. 4. NJ and Norfolk al
s. ". Leaves Norfolk sunday AZ j. n. aud Old
Point NJ ,. ". Arrives no Richmond at ~
o'clock sunday night Tickets also good 20 re-
turn the following Tuesday, July l6th. Ample
time sunday 10 visit Virginia Beach, Ocean
View. Hampton. Soldiers Home, &c. ladies'
"a Don reserved f0r them exclusively. Elegant
meals and refreshments on steamer Ariel
Beais them Ell We 30, kAIN OR SHINE.
le26 VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
the villain Of the play makes the same sort
80 to 1,nfsosnne ~
BRTEF COMMENT.

The only mill in which SULLIVAN has ever
been knocked ont is gin-mlll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
AIIUSEsgxSTs.

MONMOUTH PARK Hong Brsnch) RACES
COMMENCE THURSDAY, July 4rH. Track.
odds received before each race. A DIRECT
WIRE o. tne race track and VIVID description
given II each race while being run.
TURF EXCHANGE.
80 l5-3mo no. south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION CONF
PANN.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

RICHMOND, Va, juno 10, 1889.
As provided hy ihe Bylaws tho annual meet
ing ~ the = roc hHOLDGBS or HE VIRGINIA
COSSIBJ C1lON COMPANY tor the election Of
officers aud the transaction % such other bust
ness as may 20 brought bofor9 II will DO held at
the compauy's Oclce. i'm tho city OF Richmond,
Va. at ] . O'Clock 81. on III E5DAl the 10Th day Of
ia n. l,.l.
The transfer bOoSs VIII be closed st3P NJ.
July iOtn Rud rcopened July l1th.
By order O. the Board Of Directors
ROBERT L. TRAYLOR
20 lJ-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
COBB'S ISLAND.
YIRGISIA's SEASIDE kgsORT ~ THg AT
LANRlC OCEAN.
SEASON or lS1

Increase Of hotel accommodation. new hula
lngs. and other Improvements.
1be nnest boscn ana surf hatfias 10 ne
world. superb Gsling aud g4nninf.
Can be rescued from N0flis ~ steamer
Northampton ria Cbcrryst0no Mondays. Mclne,-
dsya. aud friiays, Or daily by sos fOrs, th.a-
deiphls and Norfolk railroad Passengers uAns-
forTei 70 the island by newly nued-sp steamer
RATS Per day, $50. ger week. o., PER
month. 80
For tuu Information address
A. CO8B. Proprietor.
CherrytoD. Northampton ooaniy,FA
d "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
DLEAsANT SUMNER BOARD Can

4 DO hal on reasonable terms iu Lexington,
Va Ono II the coolest ana heaitnlcst ioral.ns
Ga the StAi0. surroundti on al SIDES ~ m Au-
tains, also. nee fruif 1eluDu. he-ileu'o tl
large shady iaun. Very dr-irsnie pi1-f f.r
families wishing % spend oastnt amer,
With all the advantage " hDrs rNmfDIt FYf
terms oppiy " Mrs.. JOHN h ANDERSON, let-
lnslln. Va. u ~. - wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

WESLEYAN FE MALE INSTI-
w TUTE. STANTON. Va, opens sEP1EM-
BER ~. 1853 one u tho most thorough and
attractive SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES ia
the Union. pi.tng llfh'd advantages tn MI Sic
AkT. hLOCUIlON. &C. Clmgto unsurpassed.
Pupils from nineteen States. Terms low. sPk-
GAL lNDUC ENENlS 10 por-Ons atA distance.
For tho great Inducements Of this CELEBRATED
YIRGINfA SCHOOL wTito for a catalogue o.
WILLIAM a. HARMS >. D.. President
~ 7-Su " &f26tJy l2-WeOW4t stanton. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
HYGEIA HOTEL. Old POINT
/ 4 COMFORT. So

Unsurpassed IA appointments. table. ani trn-
eral attea40n- Terms loas ilr tI1 aHfn.IH. IA.
lions. eufertaiHmauts. HlI tusnf unuis given
tnsn Al any resort - ifs pre-fIA8 ll no l1ItHi
states. Music tNire r l1y .f 300 Celebrated I0.t
Monroe Band. nighly hops. fro-l lsrf gerua f
AMI ball safest ana m0r. l'IiElfu. esd. "a
ing on kne cuAst: grst saIIlg. nrliHF OBJ
driving Frequent prcarrcs oi fsr.4Fl a.l
American ships Of war. daily iri - tAIu-. ir
parafss, canaon ana rife target. prlcfi.H.
broad eKpsnso Of salt water surrl l,i1 oti Point
Comfort hence there ace no lend 0roeEoa. ODD
malaria, no hay-fefor. DO oppressive hest IlF
evenings arc delightful ami fl8 nlsl-s cool sI
reiroshlug. July and August arc parfiru.sr. y
pleasant and nsslthfuL he moss rlafu.lHF rH a.
rins views In tho world scul f1r das-ri Yl.l3
pamphlet r. -. rlkE
"a J. u ruAF Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, n.
me cELEBRATED DIsrErsn wlTER

seventeenth season 4nltr .ar" mana cement
New Hotel viii bo rcaIF TO- '.is s.a.D. a.4f
Tor illustrated pampA.o-
PHIIfn ruN 1873.
ny i9em Or..ralI I.rltr .t.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
AIrHrrE srLPHuR spRNls.

w WEST VIRGINIA.
The Grand Ccutral Hotel aud Cottages SOW
OPEN FOR ruES KAsON.
Unsurpassed uumn.e f clus'a. 'Iitls up
70 the highest stan1arf.
Many Improvements made s'.-s ia.t season.
Ineandescenf lights in.rl.I.'..
FOR information aIIre.o N. T. LA.i|.
So .i-im SUI. .iufr...l'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12

All letters and kilograms must b addressed
70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rojocted COMMUNICATIONS viii not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
sTrasK HF.0RI~.

HOTEL BUENA VISTA THIS
J 4 neauffN new Iofei H ror Urca f'r
guest. AppoI station, Shenandoah Valley
railroad. o.. within one quarter ~ fn..e. ori
Green Forest. Richmond aus Allegheny rs'.
road one hsN mile q the house. orr.i -.-
cry. Chsiybeafr. iffrta. LIurs.lne. sr- rr.o-
Stone waters Etrrates. g.. n itresf
j. 49, IALLAl. MRlae'.
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FWTFWF3

MASONIC NOTICE. - DOVE r.
vi LODGE, so. 81. A. y. AMI A. M.-M
The members Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81. A.
+. and g. A.. will attond a stated communica-
ton OF thcir Lodge at 81. Atans Han, Vain and
Third streets. THIS Griday kfENING, July
l2th. at o'clock. Members u sister lodges and
transient brethren fra1crLAlly Inyited-Working
Second and Third.
BY order Of tho W. VI.
lylsIt' Ben. 7. AUGUST. Secretary.
N-OTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
- GEHOIDFRS OF TIE BLACK SYS-
TEN COMPANY IS cal Oh 20 be hold az tho Hotel
Doison formerly -. James, on MONDAY, July
R2i, az +. n. Is IS important 10 have full
meeting.
by orierof the Board ~ Directors.
lv1l-tI DANIEL STEPHENS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-12
EDUCATION NAL.
I AW SCHOOL
IL WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.

CHARLES A. GRAVES. ". A.. b. l., Professor Of
Comm and Statute Law;
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER. IL. D.. Professor
OF Equity and Commercial Law and of Con-
situtonsl and International Law.
Tuition AMI fees SIS for session Of nino months,
commencing SEPTEMBER l2TH
Apply for catalogue and circular. " Elm
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Reading notices in reading m after type. ave
lines or less. 81 ia nonpareil loaded, 80
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