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klLRAlN IN HAMPTON.
sim Running From Governor Lowry
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sin Running From Governor Lowry
Especial TO the iimesI
HAMPTON. VA, July 29.-Jake MI,
rain arrived here Sunday morning ana
registered at the Hotel Hampton as John
Ttnnon. lie went Immediately to his
room and remained all day, only comm :
down TO his meals. He would not
make himself known until fully ident-
fed bv two Baltimore drummers. lie
then admitted the truth. and remarked
~Detsctiye Norris is after me- ana !
thoucht by assuming a false name
conld elude him and at the same time
enjoy little rest" His wife accom-,
na1ies him. He will probably remain
a week or more.
Jndge 5. B. Witt, of Richmond was
i'm town Yesterday.
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THE SEASllORE CITY.
Destructive Iire-tolo Lamb for Co =
crnor- Commodore Harrington'~ sen
tence-Oihrr Norfolk Ncw-.


Destructive lirs-t uiuurl Lamb Tor Go
crnor- commodore Harrington'~ sem
tcnce-Oihrr Norfolk News.
ICorrcsnondoncco # the lines.
NORFOLK. Va. July 9s.-A destruc-
tive fine ragged ON Marshall avenue, IN
bramblet0n Ward. at half.past O clock
Yesterday morning. and before 1t bad
burned itself out five frame dwelling
houses bad been destroyed. Bramble-
ton BIAS been annexed o. Norfolk for a
comparatively short time. aud water
maius have not as vet been run through
the street. The fire is thought 70 have
been Of incendiary origin. The five
houses were total ruins. although most
oft the furniture IN them was saved.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 par
italy covered by insurance.
The Republican Convention. which
meets here on the elst of August. will
consist of 7j3 delegates only about half
us many as go 20 the Democratic Com
vsntion. Colonel William Lamb. Of
Norfolk. is prominently mentioned as
the man who will receive the
nomination if General Malone
don't want IL. and his friends say he
would accept it under certain con-
ditious. His BUSINESS interests here are
very large. however. and It seems hiAh-
lv improbable that he viii give them up
TO accept "A position where the remunera-
ton Is only So very much smaller.
Work on ihc ship ,atd no" uv"~
Uuili at New putt ff, 800 ~ clio -ndicato
of Northern capitalists is progressing
very avorably. and it is expected the
plant Will be- ready tO commence opera
lions by the lst of January. Al
most million Of dollars has
been invested i'm the project
and all the latest approved appliances
for constructing iron steamships Will
bo obtained. The company expect e.
h. prominent bidders tor government
work. and by reason of being able
l0 work a'l the year round ON
account Of the mild climate. say
they can turn out ship much quicker
tnan tine Northern ,hip-builders. The
lrv deck recently completed Is the
largest in the world. and is now IN sue
ce--ful operation. and furnishes en-
u.1vment t0 large force of men.
About twenty five colored people
weie baptized Yesterday afternoon, reai
Campes,clla bridge, by b. W. Ford, d
c0lored blind evangelist.
Tire finding by the court-martial u
the case of Commander harrington,
.u-uenhng him from duty for tw'
wears. are considered rather harsh II
navalanl shipping circles here. Heisno
the first captain who has had his verse
carried ashore in misty weather by th'
traarnofous currents which prevail u
the vicinity of tine capes. and the beacl
where the Constellation grounded d
lined with wrecks caused by just such
mistakes. The strongest thing agaln'
Commander Harrington is the suspicion
that Dee attempted toget tux and hav
his ship iauled oif without letting any
one know thlt sine had been ashore.
The heavy rain continue tO prevail u
thi. section. and frcshet is feared ~
the Roanoke and howan rivers. Ih'
wa,rs NOW in these streams are "''l
high and rising.
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SmOkers' Rec ue.t

asked for a package Of Old Nir'
cinia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
IS of the same color and has the name
of Virginia -- on il. but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by I.
Whitlock. aud not some Of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the request that Is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old virginia
Cneroots manufactured by 7. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virgins
Cheroots is five for ten cents. for sale
everywhere, VS."
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RALEIGH RuMBLINGS.
sudden Death of % Fetersburger-Ep Epitomc
Of News from The old North state.
Special to the Tines

RALEIGH, \. c., July s9.-II. r. Ham.
mond. travelling salesman OF Adams,
Buck & Co.. of Baltimore. dropped dead
in the Narboro House In this city this
morning at S o'clock. He is a Nirginiar ,
and his mother resides at Petersburg. He
was in apparently good health last
night. and was chatting with several
gentlemen al the hotel about supper
time. lie was forty-iive years old In
response TO a telegram from his mother,
his remains will bs sent TO Petersburg
this evening.
For come days past Raleigh police
have kept wary eye upon several col
Ored parties who were suspected of
gambling unfortunately on Sunday
and other days. and yesterday they
scOOpCd in nine parties, who were
caught in the act m the house Of An.
thony Parham lcolored), on west Coma
bus street Parham escaped capture
and made his way to Cary. The other
offenders were landed safely in the
Lookup.
Raleigh and GoldsbOro will play a
series OF two match games Of base ball
beginning tomorrow. Both are ex
cellent teams, and good games are ex
pected.
It is announced here to-day that
Elhu White. the new Republican col.
lector for this district. has made up his
hand. and sill at once take charge OF
the office. White is here. aud is busy
making up his corps Of clerks.
The officers and employees Of the
Carolina Central railroad have decided
to erect % monument to the memory OF
Colonel J.. G.. Jones. late supsrintend
ent who was very popular.
Asheville comes to the front with it.
third disastrous fire within tho past
few DAYS. The residence Of Walter b.
Gwyn, Esq. with all its contents. was
totally consumed. entailing heavy loss
ON the owner. The inmates narrowly
escaped with their lives from the burn
ing building.
Heavy rams continue 10 prevail IN
this section, and are proving very dis.
astrou- Co crops. One Of the heaviest
rain falls over known here fell TO day
about moo. IL was accompanied by
terrific wind which blew down several
large trees i'm different parts OF the city
and uurooied one of the buildings ol
/ the Shaw University.
Mr.. John Lawrence was killed by
/ lightning in % thunder storm on hi'
/ farm in Cnathan county day or tive
/ ago. Two other men were struck an'
were -eTiOusl. injured.
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NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS.
Mccting of lhc A.,ociation.

Meeting of the A~~ocihti"h'
COLUMBUS. ONO. July 20 The Ma
tional Wool Growers Association met
here to day. with Hon. Columbus De
lano as president. Their resolu-
tions approye of the rulings OF
Secretary Window and Assistant
Secretary Maynard. by which secured
wool IS put at sixty cents
a pound. and of Acting Secretary
Batchcller in putting WOODEN waste al "a
dntiable rate of thirty cents. They.
also resolved to ask the Secretary oil
the Treasury to instruct the custom
houses that all wool imports which are
more valuable for manufacture
lhan unwashed wool, be held
nj sixty cents duty; also that
the President call an extra session OF
Congress to remedy the Inadequate du-
ties ON wool and woolen wastes. Mr.
Delano. Judge William Lawrence Hon
r. G.. Jones. and Hon. George l.. Con
verse were appointed a committee to 20
To Washington aud lay before the Presi-
dent the proceedings OF the conVeh'
/ tlOn.
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BUFFALO. y. y, July 29.-A commit
tee representing the international FAR
Association, LETT for Washington To-
day. en- route to Deer Park 90 invite
President Harrison to come 10 Buffalo
September Sd and open the far. Inc
committee will meet Senator HitchcocA
in Washington. who will cooperate
with them to further the object in view
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suciDE Oh THE LAKE.

Wan shout. Himself iu a noai-
CHICAGO. July 29.-An unknown
man apparently about twenty five
wears cf age. Muld row boat ON the
lake front ths morning. and after
rowing about half way 90 the Govern
mtut pier stood up in the boat and shot
himself His body fell into tie water
and BIAS not yet been recovered. The
man was about five feet seven inches
tall. dark complexion. and mustacne.
and was dressed in q black cutaway
coat. striped IanialOous. and wore
white straw hat.
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Mrs. WinsiOws Soothing syrup should ai-
unys De- used Wlcu children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer hl once
y. t,ro.lur,~ natural. uuief sleep by relieving
Tie child from pain, and the llttl' cheruu
nwakes as "hrlght ~ - button " Is very
pleasant to taste. IL soothes the child soii'
Gus the gums. allnyS all pain, relieves "lnd'
remedy Tor dlarihn-d. whether arising from
lecthing or other causes. twenty nye serts
bottle. 4"'' "'@"~"
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ALLEGED cRoNlS MlRDEREGS.


i've lrftiEnfn i"f iiiAi'
CHICAGO. July 29.-The five men ac-
cnsed of completely in the murder OF
Dr. Cronin- C0ughiin. Begss. Wood
ruff. o Sullivan. and Kunsee-were ar
rmgued in Judge Horton court this
morning. An pleaded not guilty. in
the cases of Bcggs, Coughlin. Wood
ruff. ana kunsee motion to quash the
Indictments was made and entered.
o Snlliyau's attorneys made mouon
for change of renHs from Judge Hor-
tons court TO Judge Hawes' or any
other court that might be selected.
CHANGE Oh VENUE REF FUSED.
CHICAGO. July e9.-At the request cf
States Attorney Lougenecker, Judge
Horton to-day postponed bis decision
in regard 20 the granting Of q change
of venue tO o Sullivan until lOO cloch
tomorrow. when the motion 70 quasi
the indictments ard Beggs motion fol
an immediate trial viii be argued.
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EiCuvoNn. NA.Iuly 2G. l~90.
GENERAL MEETING OF THE
\ Stockholders ul thr ElN-Alt tOM-
..NN nF VIRGINIA. A.wll Doe held nt fhc
.....I 500. JOSEPH BRYAN. lu this rIts
.....s. ou FRIDAY. AUGUST aUrH
.-.I J E MOORE. Secretary.
THE ANNrAL MEETING OF THE
..IHDiE OF rHEuANALl-c
.ItH .NNrANN wlnhr held 40 the office
upluN 900
IuNE~pAN. AUGUST -Iu. is-0.
e..ca 81.
IENlS ID. CREN~uAW. In,
.-..nu- secretary.
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RALEIGH. y. c.. July e0.-J. r. Ham
mond. traveller for Adams. Buck &
Co.. hardware dealers. of Baltimore,
was found dead in his room at the lar-
boro House here 90 day He was thirty
years Of age. and bis death was due Ia
heart disease. Tie came here yesterday
apparently IN perfect health. The body
will be taken u Richmond, Va, to-
morrow.
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NORFOLK, VA. July 29.-The gun
boat Chesapeake left Old Point yester-
day for a cruise over the Virginia
oyster grounds, with the legislativ.
Committee on the Chesapeake ana
Tributaries. to complete their invesii'
cations of matters pertaiuing to the
oyster trade Of Virginia.
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BOULANGER BURSTED.
HIS BOOM EXPLODED By SUNDAYS ;
ELECTION.

ouiy Twelve Bouianai,i. Candidate Ee-
turnod-Horrihle Havoc Of % Cycionr in
southern Hungary The ROYAL Grants
Asaiu-Forcign Facts and iancio..
PARIS. July 29.-Ihe election returns
from sl3 cantons show that ijS Repub-
hcans. 24j Conservatives. and only N
houlanger were elected. aud IN -
cInt0ns second ballots will bo noces-
-ary. Further returns indicate that the
Blulaugisis have succeeded IN electug
but - candidates i'm 1900 cantons.
The government supporters and officials
arc jubi.ant. The Conservatives have
gained seats. NJ. NJ. Wilson and
l. 'Heuse are defeated.
THE ROYAL GRANTS AGAIN.
LOsDoN. July 29.-lu the Commons
tonight Mr. Morley spoke for bis
grants amendment. which requires %
promise that no further grants shall be
a. ked for younger members of the royal
family. Mr. Chambeil4iu opposed the
amendment. and Nh. Lah0uchere alvo-
Gated 10. The amendment was rejected
-3j5 to 1884, Mr.. Gladstone. the Par
nellites and most OF the Liberals, voted
with the majority.
HAVOC BY CYCLONE rs HUNGARY.
VIENNA. July 30 Reports Of the
havoc wrought by the cyclones which
have visited Southern Hungary within
the last few days are constantly arrlv-
mg and greatly add tO the horror 0l
the situation depicted by previous dis
patches. The Danube. Ihicss. and
other rivers are literally hIled with
floating dlbr'N. DO which are mingled
the bodies of hundreds of men. women.
and children. together with ths car-
cases OF animals, A large number Of
churches and other large buIldIi-- and
hundreds 81 small dwellings have been
swept away and along the banks of
the Danube alone. twenty-ouo large
mills have been destroyed. a large
ferry boat plying between Pe-lh aUd
iula was caught in the STORM and
hurled against "a steam m-hip. The ferry
boat was crowded with passengers.
nearly every one of Whi.h wac lost. A
circus pavilion was demolished at Szeg
elin and number of the pectai0Is iu.
iur,d. some ~ Them fatally.
FOREIGN MOTHS.
LONDON. July % -The Lord ,liyoi
formally received the Massachusetts
Rifle Team TO day.
ass IRISH w. J.. sENIENCrD To JAIL.
DcBlN. July 30. Doctor Charles *
ID. Tanner. Member oi Parliament foi
Mid Coik. was arraigued at JIprcmN
to-day ou thc char.eof having assaulted
Police Inspector Stephens last May .anl
was sentenced to one months imrrIsou
mcnr. When the sentence vas pro
nounccd d. Ilnrcr turned t0 OBJ,
magistrate and cfi.d. ~ dcfy you
THE magistracy are ihc real criminals.
Whcreuron the magistrate added three
months % his sentence.
s SYMPATHY FOR J3HNsr0NN.
DCuLS. Juiy 2y.-Mlyor Sexton ha.
received lr0 -ldent Harrison IS reply O.
the me ssge ot sympathy from th'
Dub'iuc0rp0ration for the Jonnstown
sufferers. The President cNpre- cal
high appreciation and On behalf of tnt
American people returns warm ,hlnh.
for Dublin sympathy and coniuhu
irons. Mr. Sexton says the official cn
velope enclosing the letter shows trace
of having been tamgerel with Ih'
seal had l.sen melted and tho envelope
refa.tenrd with another kind of gum
while tho American crest Was badly go
faced.
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p.adl, reud in Georgia.

McRAE, GA, July 29.-Three mem
beers each Of McRae and Lancaster lam
lies engaged in fight to-day, the re
snlt Of a feud OF long standing. Wasl
Lancaster. the lead of the family VA VA
Killed: Wright Lancaster and I'd, PIC
Rae wounded. probably fatally. boti
familiss are prominent politically
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The President Watching the omce-'cc1.

DEER PARK. MD. July -9.-The Pres
ident received couple Of Pittsburg
visitors this morning. who first sue
ceeded in convincing Private Secretary
Halford that they were not after office,
and only wanted to pay their respects
10 the President.
Attorney General Miller started for
Washington this morning after leaving
a bundle of documents. said 10 be par
don papers, with the President.
Cardinal Gibbons is coming here TO-
morrow. and will pay hls respects 10
tho President
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CNcIyNATr. d.. July 29.-Every one
OF the .aloouists who kept open in VIC.
lation Of the Jaw yesterday, appeared
ia court this morning. The array ol
violatois formed ia "a solid phalanx ~
the outer hallway in four lines, close
to,ether. and extending 10 the street.
Nearly AN II the hundred and sixty four
demanded Jury trial. and their cases
were postponed indefinitely.
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ST. LOUIS. July 99.-Edward Cham
berlain. telegraph editor Of the Repnt-
lie, attempted suicide by morphine III
his room at Barnum's Hotel this morn
ing. but was discovered in time, and II
is thought he will recover. Chamber
lain came here from Cincinnati short
time ago. Despondency Is sand to De
tho cauep.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
OHlce OF Agency: Over Merohsnts
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BuILr.

Persons wanting 10 acquire homes Tor them
selves IN an improving locality. whefe every
dollar invested will increase. will DO well 10
examine the properties of this company,
which will be marked by sign boards. pOste'
upon each tract of land. and piats can h. seen
at the ONCE OF the agency. over the hcr-
chants National Bank, corner Main AMI
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms With
narties desiring % build. and 10 ali such will
lend ffty per cent. OF the value Of the lot aud
improvements az per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value. and the COM
pany can afford 10 Sc on reasonable terms ID
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
ispTl
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Ta.oisan immense deal of supcrsti-
fionalout tDe intelligence Of horses. l
stopped today at the curbstone 10 chat
with an cxrn man. ! said 20 him,
GLOW mach docs tolr horse know =
DThath0l.e. sir. hcrepii,'l, knows just
exactly as much as % man. This Is the
WAY everybody uila who owns horse,
or tends horses. and &c seems tO me TO be
norrert ron..a... have seen horses
walk around 70 posi- mui they had wound
the bride AN up. and then stand foT
hours with their leads mp against the
h.ichine post. simply because the didn
have sense enough 10 walk the Other
wav and unwind themselves. / have
seen them. when htchcd to ring in th'
pavement get their feet over the bride
and then go into tits because they didn
have sense enough % iilt their feet baci
over tie bride again.
have seen them dance around in
burning barn with their names and tais
on fre. simply because thcy didn't hav
sense enough 90 run out Anybody cal
teal a horse without amy objection fron
tDel3 a lorse will stand still am
stargco or freeze 10 death. with nothin
between him aud q comfortable stall an
nlantyof oats except an old door that h
cold kick down with one foot and tha
could be opened By removing q pin wit
Listcoth. II this shows q high degrc
of intelligence, even for brute. car
not see f. Compared with the dog, Oh
elephant. or even the parrot the hor'
seems 70 me 20 be perfect fool. .-Sid'
walk Stroller in Chicago Journal
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The Woodstock Vrgnidn and Ne'cs
says: Considerable efforts arc IN pro-
grcss looking TO the Development Of the
vein of iron ore found upon tine farm
Of Rev. George Moore about mile west
of town. The ore is pronounced by
experts 10 be of excellent quality, and
the question that remains IS one OF
quantity. Several shafts are bein.
sunk TO decide the latter problem.
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THE WAYS OF SIN.
\ Young Mother Murder i!rr Child.
I-pociaI 10 the Times.

\ Young Mother Murder isrr Child.
Especial 90 the Times.
FINDERS. Va. July 29. Mary Car
ter. an intelligent young young glr
about eighteen years Old.arueed at tni-
station on Friday last with % bright
baby. to which she had given birth
en- route from Baltimore TO this place.
After leaving the train she started to
her home. and when about @ mile from
the station she murdered her offspring
by strangling it to death and throwing
il into manure heap near "a stable
The body Of the child was discoyere.
this morning and the girl was arrested
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NORFOLK, VA, July 29.-Nesterday
morning the residences of W. j. Cason
j. IL. Pritt, Robert Webb. A. l.. Gwynn
and James Chapman. on Marshall
avenue. Brambleton. were burned
The loss was $4,000 No water couio
be obtained by the fire department.
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..,qufr INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON. %. G., July 2o.-For
s. Virginia light local showers. mo- de-
..fod change in temperature; SOUTH
.......t. winds.
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penth of an ola Virginia Merchant.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 2O.-Mr. VII
liam n. McVeigh, prominent mer-
chant OF ante -belum days, died tonight
after = long illness of heart failure
sged eighty.
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IOHN IA. POWELL. rtincipaE
Mrs 4. e.. pENION. Associate lrncipnl.
Ihc seventeenth session of tni~ BOARD
ING AND DAY school, FOX loi NJ, la
NE~pAN. september ~, i~oo. and close
June 20 $500
The instruction ~ thorough AMI complete
from kiudtrctr on 90 collegiate course in-
elusive Special advantages in Modern lam
guagcS and Music. Number Of huntdtfS
limited 90 thirty.
roard lishts fuel. ani instruction in en-
tire English course, with Latin, $3.50.
Apply for catalogue az the bookstores or io
either principal
IvIg-~n.Vrufoctl
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our merchant, will bear in mind oni,
iuo more day before the ~ 600 extra cir
cuiation of the DAILY rIMtr is issued.
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rhe T. 900 extra edition of the pAiLi
r,urs commencing August is'' l.
.plendid opportunity to reach the country
lnor hunts.
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nm TRTsIDHNT 5 RLTUEN

A private letter from Secretary Hal
ford. received at the Executive Man
sion this afternoon. states that the
President and himself will leave Deer
Park on Wednesday morning. arriving
In Washington that afternoon. Inc
President expects then TO remain I'D
Washington until his departure for Bar
Harbor on the 9th of August
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Catalogue on application.
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dispatch was. received at the Ma
rne Hospital Bureau today from d.
COmbe. VINO WIS sent 10 Iampico'
Mexico. 10 ascertain whether yellow
fever is prevalent there, m which he
saws. Have carefully investigated
rumoIs. have examined records. and ID
terviewed the profession here. No yel
Inv fever here
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EDUCATION Al.
A CGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
N SrNtNlON. Nik6lNiA.
Miss MARY J. Bsi.DMtN. PRINCIPAL
Opens september 4. 1850 closes Juue 'iSoo

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and appointments. full corp> ~ Teachers.
Inriynlled advantages in MUSIC. l"nsuaN'r'
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Hoard. DC. with mli English course, $40
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Languages extra.
or eotqlounr lc,iD-eOi Ina
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Russell Harrison is climbing the social
ladder on the other side. Having
dined with the Queen OF England, he
was considered worthy Of Buffalo Bill
hospitality IN Paris.
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I,pISCOpATIIIGW SCUOOI
4 LBEMARlE FEMALEINSTlrUrE,
rEF TIGHTFFNTH SESSION OF

l THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE And
MECHANICAL COLLAGE viii commence
Uu THURSDAY ~eftomhsr -. t~0p. uc
iDcnfion of the Virginia Agticn turAl INpen.
ment station. ON the college mfn. AiNr~ >u-
ucrior advantages fo the students in ngficuI-
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