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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has decided 90 issue .u U-,
..,. m7..iug q reduction in grain
rr-c- from Iowa, Nebraska. kgu-l-
Iai 'Ts~-o''ri u -. Louis llI thy
Mississippi Hi-e- "ui G" Chicago.
The food product Ta-ys east -E tI'
Mississippi AID LGt Involves ir'
C.E,r sGi.s before t-c caMLl.-. '.'..
gr. NOT isuui 90 DE- excessive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

ALBANY. y. Y, July l6.-Gov-
ernor Hill committed to imprison-
ment for life the sentence OF Joseph
Chapleau, the murderer sentenced
70 be electrCcuted during the week
commencing July q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
EVENING H. TERRITORY

of Spicer and Others, for tie reason
that upon the whole record nov be'
fore him il cOnclusively appe1 =
that said Indian never severed ms
tribal relations, and there j. ID
sufficient showing foE ordering "a
hearing before the local Ollie r.
This decision. in effect, confirms TIE
fa.ie.st,i'ie, as against the parties
claiming an ad-srse interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

sTOrERA, Kan, July l6.-Judge
Foster, IN the United states District
Court, today, rendered = report and
decision on original package lisiCa-
ton. Frank MicGuIre Of Lyons,
Kan, received q wooden box con
timing fifty bottles Of whisky, each
bottle in pastebUar! box, and sold
n number OF these bottles, and Ju Ige
'F5ster now holds that in opening
the wooden box ne broke the origin
AZ nlckaRe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July To-
The democratic convention to-day
took several Intellectual ballots 20
governor. nud -.'--rugd until to-
J rrOrr,r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
MUCH TIRE WASTED IN THE
HOUSE.
Transactions at .he Capital: Sena-
tor Frye's Reply TO Secretary
Blaine.
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE OF
MINNESOTA.
The Republican Stale Convention
meets al Cleveland, Ohio:-Ihe
Sugar ira {, Etc.
ry rsl,r--rs 70 the sr~-.,
ARoUT IRRIGATION,
The Subject Debated in the senate
slow Work la the House

WAsHINGTON. July l6.-In the
Senate, pascJ offered a resolution,
! referred 70 the committee on for.
eigu relations, calling on the Sec,
rgtary Of state for information as e.
the arrest 10y the Spanish authrri
ties ia Havana OF a. J. Diss, an
American citizen aud minister Oi
the gospel.
fcwgIs offered resolution,
agreed 10, calling ON the Secretary
OF the Interior for Information as u
the personnel Of geological survey,
its duties, c0mpensaIiOus, etc,
The resolution offered yesterday
by CuilJn, a. % transportation ri
goods In bond between the Atlantic
ard Pacific ports Of the United
States over The Canadian Pacific,
WIS taken ".
NEsihurn Otlgrrian amendment,
extending the scope Uf the inquiry
TO the Grand Trunk. He inti1lited
a suspicion that the object o! tire
resolution WIS - Diaa. war upon
the Canadian Pacific.
Cul.Om disC!Ii!ueI any such in
teuJiUB. lie accepted W0shi'uru's
amendment.
The resolution, rs amended. was
agreed 70.
Teller introduced bill giving q
pension OF 5000 a year TO Mrs. Jessie
Fremont. ErlCTrd 70 committee
gu-peusiuu-.
--sy,-,.r., I..fr.,-lrrf..i n sill fp f.-l,i95-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

4 statement OF the operations al
the Office Of the Fir,t As-isiau,
PG-tma-ter-Gru.r1l for the iiss:t.
year ended june ~, 1891, shows the
total numjeruf transactions J." tire
appointment division were .2,-'l -au
avcrGge Of nearly 900 per wunt.a,
Or 80 Ivr tag. Of ibis number -her
were %f2& pgs;1;ticys established.
IU2 discontinued, and 1879 change
in name and site. In tine fourth class
pCst0iliues there were gIjs appoint
meuts on account OF resignation
$500 on account % removals, ami
cJ3 on account Ui death Of post
masters Ia The presidential offices
there were .53 az. uiu-ueuts on aC-
count Of TeSiguatIuuS- $50 uu ac-
count II eXpiratiOus OF commission
jJj on account O! removals, 9 Oh
account Of the death Of postmaster.
ami lGG on account 81 the Oili,,-
beeomiHg presidential. az the r.-
mOvai. ia al CLASSES, about lHr
were made on the report Ct ius.eg-
tors.
The whole numHe- Il V4@tu!ilcyH
in operation July Il, 1884, was 49,
iuI. against >, "19 ia ls-H. 57,.sj i--
ls,S, >, l5T in 1857. ami 4i,u-i ia.
l>sl. The increase GU-iEg tire -Is.
year was the largest ia hchistJTy OF
the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

Mr.. Cannon. chairman % ti'
House appropriation committee
emnhatically denies Jnat the appr.'
priaiious for this session for the cus'
rent fiscal year viii exceed the reve-
uues. He estimates the appruPria'
ton at $50, 0lJ,l11 ami says: "lha
ortirrry revenue ofthe EovernmrUt
fc- the fiscal gear snied June .,
1890, are reported by ii.- treasury AZ
S4J3, US3, 900. Under the eris''ue
laws there is no reIsOn 10 autiCiPa-e
n less sum from the ordinary revr-
uups during 1891. The postal feve-
nueS for 1891 are estimated by tne
Postmas,er-Geueral n Sii,ii4,ul D,
making a total Of So, $4,000. D.
duet the aggregate appropriation,
$3.50, uJI. 900 and there vii! bc a s,..-
u.u- ci SII7, 4J7, JIl. which j. more
than simple 10 meet the reluirs-
merits ~ the Ucw pension law an,
the reduction in Taxation from thr
enactment n Mckinley biti, est
mated AZ So UuT. ufi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

AMSTERDAM, July l6.-The price
of silver has advanced from - 10 So
guilders per kilo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

70 matter how advanced IN life.
Good teeth IN effher man or WIfe
or mali are z rIch prize;
Aad those who would the gifi presrye,
From SOZODONT WONT swerve.
SHOULD sheT st al be wise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
MoRE 100 II NINNEs.rA.

MINNEAruLrs. July TO- There
were very severe storms thrOugrou
the sgrthgrn portion 81 AIinaes5.a
tonight, which pr0stratsd wires aal
cut oil communication with many
points. Since Sundays experience
every body here has been UruIsy
over storms, AMI sensational repasis
were current that The city II still.
water had been devastated i- -
cyclone. ! reporter was sent O.
saltwater aud found very Hllr
damage done there.
Tier cane the report that n,
Marine, AnOka and other points
there hal been great damage. ~ 4
late hour tonight, however, advice,
from ali points reported iu trouble
show that, while the storm was very
severe and great damage was done
to farm property ami light buildings
generally, there were no casualties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

The Senate went into executive
session te'!ay for the purpose u con
sldeFing the nominations Cf five ap-
prJisgrs Of merchandise recently
maize 10y the President, under the
customs administrative till. The
five general appraisers whose nDmi-
nations are confirmed are Charles
II. Ham, Illinois; james \. Jewell.
New York; George n. Sharpe, New
YORK; George G. TichenoT, District
% Columbia; Joseph Il. Wilkinson,
Louisiana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

LION COFFEE
seIscEoaof
Hocha,Jaya ard
R.o. properly
blended zli Is
conceded By al
90 make Tie
-iccst cup Of
GCTes IN the
land. Eszuii-
fuI Picture Card
IN every Pack
see. For Sale
Cve=yvherc.Ask
yCuFG Grocer for
Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
AT THE CAPITAL

Nominations BY thc PRECEDENT
The Spokane Casa Reply TO
Blaine.
wASHINGTON, July 16.-The
President sent the following NAMES
90 the Senate: 4. Il. NettletOn, 81
Minnesota, Assistant Secretary q
the Treasury; James Russell Sgc!ey,
Of Mississippi, Assistant Serrellrc,
Of the Navy. Receivers Of Public
Moneys, Jacob II. Weltie, at Olym-
pia. Washington; John i. Catlin, NJ
Missouri, Montana; George W.
Cook. 1t Lewiston, Montana. Re
gisters Of Land Offices, John Ander-
son. II Missoull, Montana; Charles
4. Burg. Of Lewiston, MOntaus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

Herald Block, corner west and Let
South st., :. l.. City. VItaiized ali
administered. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
FIVE or THE VICTIMS.

CHICAGO, July lE.-Thr captain
Of the propeller ftTifg., reports th
evening the wrecks - t"r y--l.-
in midia,Se. .cr, g,lur int.s.la-
ton obtsiri2i e is believed o. bo
certain that Eve persons from
Chicago were los with these We
sells in the big storm q c-ipie Of
days ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17

!o- al irrigation survey, and the
sooner il rstract"l the step the bet
Ter It would ie for the people.
Dave, from the committee on
appropriations. reported the Indian
appropriation bill, carrying an AZ
prUpglstipu Of ST,i53Sii. The dis
cussi0u was resumed, and Piatt ar
gucI iu suTpJr, of the amendment,
ami in gene ;,i defense OF tine desert
land law, the swamp land law and
other iguu laws ~ tine United States.
He ftyousi ;-se repeal Of the irrigl-
ton .aU, 1ul said IL retention meant
that not q single acguU! public lands
affected 10y il would ever be entered
1y any homestead settlers, and
charged that that was the object
Cguteml lated 10y tine shrewd man
who drew up that provision in the
conference committee.
edissussi0n was continued until
6O'clOck, when the Senate adjourned
without action on the penuiug
amendment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
y'iE SErr AMENDMENT

tina. tiY, agl disgUs,isl Has "a,
one Increasing l.iv Item iJ- tOpJ-
-gsTh!r surveys f.om S-ul,NJy 90
trtI anu adding these words:
''Jur-HGI @! which sum shall be
expended west OF the iJist meridian,
anu 30 aIGcA II The act OF October .,
1855. entitled IA act making ap-
urygTiItiyns for suuiry civil eN-
ps.As-s ui the government for the
fiscal eIr ending June 81, icoy, a,
provides for the selection ant lgCI-
lion Of rt-.TvuIu, anu C;uai- uVSu
public AlIs and the reservation O..
IgT.-glle lands b hereby repealed;
provided jaaL reservoir guI canal
sites shaii remain scZrcgltesi anu
reserved from entry or settlement
until otherwise provided Is law
SpJJler announces his intention
o. vote fyF he amendment reported
10y tine committee on appropriations.
lae Gust OF irrigation surveys mad
uryn placed, he saii, ut seven mill
lion dollars. HIS own opinion was
that II II was % 20 on the cost
p "AAa"A t.H 1911 SHHhN AsAg AA-AAat"AsTs
Under the construction given to the
act Of lsSS 10y the Interior Depart
meni, AMI which construction he
endorses a. correct, lands had been
Withdrawn from settlement covering
two-fiftits Of the area Of the Uuiteu
Slaie-, comprising l@,u10, uuU square
1!.Js, or sJH,W'Iu ,D acres. For
what AMI :rr how long were these
lands Withdrawn. in order tina. The
government; might have reservoir
sizes ana canal sites marked out
irr irrigation purposes The Lori
only knew how long 10 would take
90 carry oUt that plan. lie thought
that Congress made a grca; mistake
wnen 10 appropriated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
SENATOR FRYE,

IN reply % Secretary hlaiI C's letter.
has written him saying. in part. al
assure you that your views are con-
tanned IN what j. known rs the
Chaic amendment, which specifies
that the Latin republics shall receive
from Us free from duty in cOmyens8-
ton for free sugar. assume that
the amendment was the result of IA
thorough investigation. The diff
Guilty about it is this: The amount
OF sugar 10 be received from thus,.
states would be comparatively snail
and the consumer Of sugar would
receive no benefit from IT, Your
letter 10 me extends this idea 0f
reciprocity to CUha and Porto Rica.
| admit that If sugar is received free
from these Islands, rs well a. from
the Latin republics. the people
would be benefited and sugar would
be practically free. But will Suaiu
admit into those Islands free from
duty the list OF articles named in
that amendment? or course we
could not enact n law more favorable
tn spain than 10 other republics.
Do you know what Spain would ex-
change for free sugar: Can you
give list OF the articles she w0uld
receive a better way, probably.
would be TO make the list she would
receive the controlling one for all
these cOuntries.''
THE SPOKANE CASE.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-
day rendered n decision ih the case
II Il. l.. Spicer and others Is. the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com
Iany, James n. Glover aud Others.
interveu0rs. The case involves tine
status Of the tract OF land in an odd
numbered section within the prim-
AIRY limits Of the company's grant,
upon which portion the city Of SpO-
kane Falls was located, and which
tract is now valued at more than
eight million dollars. Itwas claimed
by Spioer that the land was excput-
Ell from the cOmpauy's grant by
reason Of occupancy and the claim
OF a Spokane Indian named Enoeh,
and on april 18th, 1890, the Secre-
tary objected hearing. Upon new
evidence submitted by the inter
venoEs, the Secretary revoked the
order and dismisssd the application
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-17
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Cures CatsrrI1
Hoods SarsapariIla

sod By drsssifil. 81; six foEsl Prepared b.
c. l. HcoD1 GO Apotbecar.si. LgTtH. ,I,l.-
100 Doses One Dollar
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18

Low Railroad Rates For The Holidays.
The Missouri Pacific Railway gree's
all its friends with wish for the
Merriest Christmas and the Happiest
New Year, and takes pleasure in offer
ing greatly reduced round trip rates to
enable them to visit their friends at
any point on this road. not over 200
miles distance. Tickets are on sale
December oath, 25th and 31st and
January LIST, good to return until
January 9th. For tickets and all
further information, apply to your
local ticket agent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18
A L Miller of this city, returned

A L Miller of this city, returned
home from q business trip # several
m lbs IN Indiana. Wedoesday iast.
He reports business good in Indiana
about the gas producing sections, bu;
staguant in other localities. He is
glad to be back in glorious Barton,
where the sun shines serene and the
summer breezes blow on Christmas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18

Familiar words-shut the door.
Real estate men profit by their good
deeds
Frank B. Schuster % this city has
been granted an increase of pension
Ii you hope t. win work and wait
but work good deal more than you
wait
The mantle of charity has covered
So many sins that it has been worn
very thin.
D. T. Armstrong and family have
gone to housekeeping, On the east
side of Gown.
You can get handsome, almost
life size photograph of yourself, done
in crayon. and well framed, by buy
ing goods of Marcus Friend, in the Fair
block, two doors east of the postofice.
A Larned man hauled 500 loads of
sand off of an outside lot within the
city limits last week, and the papers
of that city announced 800 real
estate transfers for the week just
closed!"
At the City Book Store you will fad
school Books. Tablets, Pencils, Pens,
States. Ink, Erasors, Everything in
school supplies, and the most for your
money, Of any place in town.
j. Ii. HARPER, Prop.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18

and must attractive 4
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18

H., o,.l.s1.nini;a,, to tl,n-ns,,s,-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-12-18

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city
Heple
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sinesS
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ID his
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l)pisine
Elk CT
II any
Com
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baturds
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
How to Get Two Drinks for 10 Cents.
Washington Postl

Every barkeeper who has been in the
business long, said popular Washington
mixer of stimulnnts, has met III his time
many ingenious and impecunious citi-
zens. but the smoothest plan of working
the bar for two drinks for ten cents | ever
met with was successfully tried with me
to-day"
Everybody present was anxious for such
valuable information, and he continued:
1.-Two men came III this morning with the
air of men of cash, and one of them asked
the other what he would have to drink.
Nothing was the reply, don't mention
drinks to Inc again for a month"; Then the
man who proposed the treat says: oh.
take something; little settler and lemon
or soda cocktail but he thanked his
friend and asked to be excused. Well,
insisted the manager OF the pair. don't
take a single of the mans house, have a
cigar No. he would not even take cigar
that would make him sick. He did not
want ANYTHING, and he would have TO be
excused this time.
with this the generous man poured q
large. thin whiskey-giass full of Belle of
Nelson to the brim. There was more than
three ordinary drinks in the glass. He
then drank about half Of it. made a face,
and said to me What's the matter with
that whiskey?' / replied with some en-
phasis that il was first-class goods. four
wears old. Turning to his partner with
the thin glass half full, he said: John,
taste that and see what you think about
IT,, John swallowed the big drink with a
relish. but shook his head and replied: lt
amt right Then they strolled out, leaving
dime on the counter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

On ne goes an gets a warrant 10 nave
The dog shot. had all could do to save
that could cure him. and did inside of
three days, too. So you see that proves
what say. A dogs bitell do We no harm
when the worms out Of his tongue"
What do you think of DIR. Pasteur and
bis theories2" asked.
There's not thing in It," said Mr.. Null
vey, WIN emphasis: not thing. The
whole idea is nonsense"
The dog IN which Mr.. Mulvey seems 10
have taken the deepest interest and on
which he operated most carefully IL stag
hound which the Consui-G General Of Rus.
ola brought over for Mrs. Cleveland.
Stephen IL ready 10 bet his life" that
Che ex-President's wife" Bless her swate
eycs,p--need have no fear. The STAG.
bound will never do her harm. for. says
stephen. II tux the dIvi out Of him, root
and branch"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05

NgvE WISH TO CORRESPOND
w with suitable persons with a Wow OF
establishing BRANCH OR ASSOCIATED
AGENCIES In all the cities OF the United states
and Canada having population Of nifty thou
SAND and upwards. X. w. ELsOM'S EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, Richmond, Va. SO 5-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
Thai SECRET MEETING
OF the Iron and Steel CompaDy-Capitai
Reduced and Operations Begun.
fspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

GREENSBORO, N. c., September 4.-Youl
correspondent has at last been, able to get
some inside facts in regard to the action OF
the directors of the North Carolina Steel
and Iron Company last night. am in.
formed that Captain J. J. Newman resigned
the general management; that the capital
stock was reduced from 100000 &c
$3.50 900: that the price to be paid for Ore
Hill property il to be $4,000. instead OF
$3.50. 600; that of the 100000 paid for Ore
Hill S. II. Wiley is TO receive $4,000 and j.
j. Newman $4,000; and finally, that the
contract should be let and furnace built
as soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
\, Aha ,,sse 81 tho memorial, underneath

Nm the bese of tho memorial. underneath
the name and date of birth and decease,
appear the words: Author of The Wo-
fion.n The grave IL only separated by q
few wards from Sydney Smiths tomb.
which, like that OF Leigh Hunt. also sit
mated In the north side Of tho grounds.
gives evidence Of faithful tending. On the
monument of tho latter the full name Of
the poet is observation-disclosures Henry Leigh
Hunt with the unconventional and
unique epitaph: Write mo as one that
loves his fellow-men."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
BYE. A. Cauin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. l3 Eleventh street
WITHOUT LIMIT
AUCTION SALE OF THREE NEAT DWELL
Nus on CLAY AND LEIGH
sTkFEIS-W ESI,

At the request Of the owner. who Is about 20
engage IN business 10 distant city. viii sell 10
the highest bidder. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, isgl,
at 3 o'clock ~. on the premises
First. The new, neat, conveniently arranged,
deslrabIy- located, sad Handsomely paying
FRAME DWELLiNGs, Nos. 1898 and 1885 west
Clay street az the corner OF Kinney.
Zach house has i've rooms ia u besides de-
tached brick kltcheD, city water, and gas. tho
lots have a fine depth, being l53 fset iecp 70
Ij.foot alley. This property IS now earning
fine income. aud the yearly Increase In ~ value
will much more than Offset wear aud tear, taxes,
Insurance. sc.
Immediately after the above Gale will sell tho
NEW DETACHED FRAME DWELLING no. 1870
west Leigh street. watch contains eight rooms,
closets large porches, &c This house Was bdiit
by the owner Tor his family residence. 40 m0Ie
than ordinary care was used IN ia Construction.
The lot fronts tweuty-siN feet The chsucos are
that you will get a bargain by attending this
sale as euch opportunities IRE not often pre-
seute6. This property "a not cold because 10
does not pay. but because the owner has male q
business engagement mat will require an tho
money At his command. Parties with small
amount OF cash who would Ike 20 aecure homo
by monthly payments can get AL needed inior-
nation from mo regarding tie costs, &c, before
the day OF sale.
Terms: Liberal. Z. /. CATLlN,
au 3l-Su,Tu. F.suSTu AuctOncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-05
RICHMOND
FEMALE INSTITUTE

Session begins Sept. 18th.
To pupils seeking the highest litersry attain
ments aud the best opportunity for general Gull
turc his institution offers rare attractions.
Located In one Of the most beautiful and re-
fined cities In the South, it furnishes for girls
rchOOl home which has no superior.
The climate - especially adapted 10 me health
Of southern girls, being free from the malaria
Of tidewater and from tho rigor OF the noun
tains.
The health record shows that entire sessions
have passed without the necessity OF physi-
clans visit, and that during the thirty
years OF the history OF the school not q single
dea,h has occurred among the boarders,
The curriculum Is arranged according 10 mat
OF the University Of Virginia, and diplomas are
granted in eight separate scho0ls-yiz., English,
Philosophy, Natural science, History. Mathe-
matics, Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
and English Literature.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Voice building IS a specially in this depart
ment and some OF the most thorough yocalists OF
the South have been trained here.
Tho students OF music enjoy not only the best
instruction. but the best opportunities for the
cultivation OF correct taste, being permitte1 to
attend musical entertainments given by the best
homo and foreign talent.
Artdepartment IS in charge OF an artist who
has studied with the finest European masters.
For Catalogue, address
MISS sALLEY Is. HAMMER, Principal,
au 9e-F ,Su,sWtd Richmond, Va.