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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Clifton Forge water Company.

The Clifton Forge Water Company. the
objects of which are to furnish water 70
the town OF Clifton Forge and the adjacent
Wexford. of the City Circuit Court.
Real estate may be held not exceeding
five hundred acres. and the capital stock
is not to be- less than S25, 900 nor more than
100000 The principal office is to be kept
in Richmond.
The directors who for the first year shall
manage the affairs of the company are
Nessrs. Blythe W. Branch, +. A. Saunders,
{. ID. Langhorne, r. ID. Christian, Charles
f. Nhitlock, Charles L. Wortham, Jr. and
John Halle, Of Richmond and Il. NJ. Net
tleton and George X. Anderson, Of Clifton
E.vgp
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his brother, and Drs. Lewis 8. and Ed
nund Pendlcton, two well-known physi-
clans of Louisa, are his first cousins The
Pcndleton family of that county have been
noted as physicians for more than CEN
fury.
The supper.
After tho exercises Mt the Theatre the
students, faculty. and alumni of the col
lege and few invited guests repaired 10
Sanger Hall, whore an excellent supper was
served.
The programme was entirely informal,
There were few impromptu speeches and
songs and very enjoyable time was spent
until past midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

An accident occurred on Candles Hill
late yesterday afternoon IN which one
young lady was painfully hurt and an
other narrowly escaped injury. ,,
Misses Mary Eabm and Hattie Maxwell
Tanner were driving down Third street in
a cart and when near the tunnel the horse
became frightened at the sight Of moving
locomotive and turned suddenly to one
side. upsetting the cart.
Both of the ladies' were thrown out into
the gutter. and Miss Tanner was painfully
bruised and scratched about the head and
face, but not seriously injured. Miss
Rahm. who was driving. was not hurt, but
considerably Jared by the fall.
Or. Trevilian was summoned, and AZ.
tended Miss Tanner. who IS a daughter OF
Colonel William f.. Tanner who is now in
business in st. Paul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Chancery Matters.

In tho Chancery Court yesterday Mrs.
Josephine Il. Clarke qualified rs eXecnrlN
of the will Of i. ". Clarke. The estate ID
valued at $500.
Mrs. Sophia T.. Walter qualified a. ex-
ecutrix Of the will OF Willie G. Walter.
DEGREES were entered IN tho following
cases. Roberts against Roberts and ais
Woodson. who sues. against WoOdsOn
CITIZENS Bank Of Richmond against John
ston's executor. Sc. Roach, who snes'
against Roach: Smith against smith; Pat
ton against Crew, trustee, and ais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Jury Not Agreed in the Hobeck case
suits Instituted. &c.


suits Instituted. sc.
The second trial in the City Circuit Court
az tbe suit of Hettie l.. Hobecks admins
traitor RS The Richmond and Manchester
Street Railway Company bids iair 10 re
snit AS the first one did. in hung Jury
me casc WAS submitted Monday evening"
after having engaged the attention, OF the
Court for three days. and the Jury mas no nor
vet been able 90 agree upon a yerdic,. W N
less an agreement IS reached to-day Tue
iury will probably be discharged. VI,
The case Of Simeon A. Shea es. 4. w.
CARRIER was continued until the next term
on motion of the defendant, :,
" l. Waring, Jr., rs. q. -. tucker.
Judgment in favor OF the plain'Ih iof
Mr. Edward c. Mayo was appoln,oa
t,ustee OF the Moore Memorial chufeh V'o'
WilIam A. Sublett. deceased.
kftornev-General X. Taylor scott on oe.
halo ~ the Commonwealth instituted sun
e@airst Joseph ilibbetts, clerk OF lHe lHm
Comfy Court Of Buchanan. and oAV,d ni;,o -
Rakes' j. n. Lane, George. iuler, u. mIles
Tlswick. Il. r. Watkins, and j. =. oiellnger,
b,s sureties. for $1,000. The actuai -
claimed 10 he due the state by TINS SisiA @ =
%eat 10 with interest from December 40
b sssa. bnf nader the law the, acton has I, .
he h,onght for the full penalty OF the o'n
cisi bond Damages are lad at S5l~.
S,iius snit was also instituted ~ Sli.'
tcndeu rs. Lawson brown. 70, so''ii'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Tho rfcat Insnectlnn.

Armour e Co. are not shipping any meat
10 Yireiuia lust now. ond therefore the in-
spcct.on-law Is imperative pending the de-
clsion of the United States supreme Court,
to which an appeal viii he taken at once
from the decision Of Judge Hughes, pub
lished yesterday, which was against the
State. " it rohable that the inspectors
and the msa ppers Will enter into some
agreement under which business may be
resumed and tine fees paid into bank until
the Court decides whether the State law Is
valid. The inpcctors are insisting upon
some remuneration Tor their services, the
same to be credited il it IS finally decided
that they are entitled TO the fees paid into
hupE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
THE SEVENTH INVITED.
A New York Regiment Asked to Come to
tho Unwilling.

A. ameeting Of the Lee Camp Executive
Committee and representatives Of the city
military and Of the Lee Monument Asso-
citation held yesterday evening a resolution
was adopted 20 invite the famous Seventh
regiment of New York to visit the city at
the unveiling of the Lee monument.
The Seventh regiment came 10 Rich
mond in 1853 as the escort of the body Of
President Monroe when it was removed
from New York to Richmond.
The new Gallego Mills, which adjoins
the present Gallego corn-mills, had then
Just been completed and there the Seventh
was hanquetcd. The war came on and the
Seventh entered the United States service
for short term of enlistment. The city Of
Richmond was very nearly destroyed by
ire, and among the buildings burned was
the new Gallego Mills and the old mills
and the corn-mllls. too.
The Seventh Is a fine regiment. 1t made
a great impression in 1858. 1t would make
a greater one now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Nh. CArEs's SIDE.
Mr.. Gates said last night when seen by
Dispdfch reporter.

have only 70 repca; wha, said on Saturday;
That II / had been defeated At the late primary
election by one majority would have acluiescei
IN the result-kuowing that tho count was ihir
and Just / will nov adI 1hRt my loyalty % the
Democratic psr5y Anl 70 party ties Is 40 strong,
AMI my faith aud confidence In the honor aud
integrity OF tho CITY Committee IA 40 h1ed, that
res, ny cause Ia treir hands. knowing that all
parties concerned Will DO fairly and honorably
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
NEW ENGLAND PRESS.
Preparations for Their Reception In fieh-
tannH

On May 18th the New England, Press AS AS
sociation viii arrive here from N9riolh on =
the steamer Ariel. The party WIZ cohslsIS
OF about fifty ladies aud gentlemen; anu ha
they will remain in this city un'n 'He
morning of the 18th. no.
With the view of determining "nae
should te done properly. to entertain o,,n ,no
visitors there was meeting yesterossyr r5,,s Sro-
ming in the rooms of the Chamber o. toa,- S,a,-
merce of special committee OF tna' ~ Che.: VOay
terman, b. +. johnson, 4. L. Jearesss;st +, ana
Thomas Christisnl and Messrs h; Ineoi ~
Ellyson OF the Dsspdtch, William hyan I'm. -
the STATE. and Edward Ingls OF the i""'''
representing the local press
DIVISION.
It aUrooA thA rsYana aoQ1kA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

No peraon ever heard of an accident resulting
from the use oi PRATys ASTRAL on, and no ono
can produce a sample Of tho genuine oil that
not will give the clearest, eofis-t and most
steady Hight that a possible 10 DO Obtained from
an artificial source
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

ter, IN which he has taken q deep iptefss' rs
for many years. The communicated a. iu
ferred to by Mr.. Koiner was referred % Wv sno
committee OF which Major Gaines Is cnaN-
man.
IMMIGRATION. x
The board adjourned TO meet at 1O q. ,aa ~.
| to-day, and at the morning session JuuEo
Grattan, Commissioner of Immigration
will submit his report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Hus,lugs Court.

Judge Fltzlugh, of the Chancery Court,
yesterday presided for & short time for
Judge Witt in the Hastings Court.
The only business done was to set seye-
raj cases for trial.
The court will not be in session to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
INTHE FIELD OF RELIGION.
Mr.. Wharton's Meeting at the First Bap-
tist Chnrch-Nesfrymen,A &c.

ttht AnuffB--N NN'
At11 o'clock yesterday morning Rev.
Mr.. Wharton 10y special request preached
at the First Baptist church on Heavenly
Kecogni:lon.n
At nicht he preached to tho business
men and the attendance Of this class was
very large.
Large crowds continue 10 hear the evan
gelist and much interest Is felt in ;he meet
ings, which viii continue all the week.
The public is cordially invited.
HowARD's GROVE REVIVAL.
Revival services are now being conducted
at UoWard's Grove Methodist church bv Che
pastor. Rev. Leroy j. Phaup. Services
begin nightly at s o'clock. Short sermons
good singing. The public - extended a
cordial invitation 10 be present.
-EsrRYMES ELECTED.
The lists of vcstrymen elected Monday
vening 10y several OF the Episcopal
churches of the city TO serve for the pres
cnt church year We're published III yester-
DAYS dispatch. Additional ones are now
gwen:
st. Johns: Cyrus Bossieux, Thomas S.
Macon, T.. 4. Saunders, James ". Shields.
George X. Taylor, John L. Mayer, Joseph
x. ROaue George J.. Curric, Il. l.. Brown.
G.. G. Minor, John A. Curtis, and Is. +.
Howard.
Senior Warden. James W. Shields; Ju-
Nor Warden. Cyrus Bossieux Treasurer,
John +. Mayer; Register, George X. Tay-
lor: Delegates 10 Council, i. \. Saunders
and Cyrus HossieuX; alternates, John L.
Mayer and George l.. Currie.
The meeting nt st. Marks church was
adjourned over 10 next Monday night with
out trGnsacting any business. The present
vestry. it is thought, Will be reelected.
-. Phillips fcolOred): Wellington Book
ct, Robert McNaughton. William Ferguson,
C.. DeJusto, NJ. X. Wallace. Thomas 5. John
son. A. Foster. George n. Morris. j. G.
ly the yestrymen held a meeting and elect
ed the following officers: Wellington
Booker, senior warden; Robert McNaugh-
ton. junior warden; William Ferguson,
treasurer. and George II. Morris registrar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

The Ladies Hollywood Memorial Associ.
ton will meet this morning az y O'Clock at
the house of Miss Crcushaw. No II west
Main street. Special attention viii be-
given at this meeting TO new members and
all ladies interested IN tho cause VIII be
most cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
STILL SELLING
THE BEST.

We are enjoying the rosiost side OF
our business now. We are selling our
GOODS quickly.
The SPRING SUITS arc worthy OK
il. The fetters have been broken OF by
the manufacturers this season. They
have produced tho brightest designs of
many seasons. and we have used them to
make up the brightest Of suits.
How much do you want to spend on
Spring Overssck? You needn't look
past that. You're sure Of getting one to
fit you as if made for you-silk-lined or
not silk-lined.
Turn your eyes on tho prices, too.
They bear 1.-THE BOSToN'S" stamp
Of fairness.
BUSINESS INCREASING EVERY
DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
Inaoac,Ion OF streets

The Street Committee will tomorrow be.
gin their annual tour Of inspection OF
streets. They viii select such places as
seem to them most desirable upon which
to spend the appropriation which Will DO
made in the budget for street improve
ments.
The tour viii occupy two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
CAANGE Oe oMMERsHlP.
Recent Sales % Richmond AMI Henrico
Kenl Estate.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were rcrecorded yesterday IN the Clerk Office
Of the City ChauCcry Court
Charles II. and }. B. Cosby and their
wives 10 Moses Chambcrlayne, 1865 feet on
south s.do Moore street near Oak, 5000.
George Hamilton to 3. +. johnson, 1881
feet on north side Main street between
Twcnty-sixth and wcnty-soyenth, @lj, 600
James ". HOllOran and wife 10 G. +.
Michaels. wife of Samuel MIchaels. 80 feet
ON Broad street northwest corner Twenty
ninth. - 900.
Henry J.. Pelouze and wife to Trexler &
Flmorc, ~ feet on west side of Lombardy
street near FLOYD. 4 $3.50.
George A. Smith and wife 10 Smith n
Courtney, 40 feet on south side alley be-
tween Man. Cary, Fourteenth, and Fiji
tocnth streets, 81.
COUNTY COURT or HTSBICO.
james ". Barton and wife TO Lucy NJ.
Tnvlor. JOS feet on west side Lamb avenue
IN Barton's addition, S3,373.5J.
Same to ". J. Tyler, Lots 8 and IN Bar
tons addition, S2,4s1.
&. J.. Charters to Thomas s. Wheel
wright, 40 feet on Dickinson street ncar
Giilir's creek, $3.50.
Lucy +. Drpw's trustee to Laura NJ.
Pow II. - acres on west side Chesapeake
and ONO railroad. $1,000.
Elizabeth Harvey 10 Edwin D. Wortham,
n 1851, 900 acres on west side ROseneath
road near Broad-Street road, subject TO q
lien of S824!j. S4.921.Sl
Thomas B. Murphy and wife to Ann G.
Marcy. acres on north side Nino-Mile
road, $500.
Thomas B. Murphy and wife to A. g..
Bahcock, 100 acres on east side Nlne-Mllo
road, 5000
Henry Nourohr and wife to Christian
Russo and Ferdinand Vecchio, % feet on
south side of Ashland street. 81 900.
y. =. and Laura VI. Powell 10 William +.
Hall. 10 acres on west side Of Chesapeake
and OHIO railroad. : i.7J0.
Simon Solomon % Buck Williams. 8acres
seven miles north of Richmond, sl20.
William q. STRANGE 10 Charles W. Har-
low. 2G - acres on Narina road, $3.50.
James A. lhrockmJrtOn's heirs 20 John
!. Cauteld, acres on Osborne turnpike,
Slo0.
Eliza WIngfeld's trustee 70 Charles l..
Charters, a lot in New Town. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
pnyinc rhcir I.lcen.e-Tnxe..

Collector Frank W. Cunningham said
vesterdey that "A large number OF people
have already paid their license-taKes.
All who do not pay by April Both viii be
subject 10 the penalty provided IN tine C.iy
Ordinances, which Is a iiue Of not less than
: nor more than So for each day the ordi-
nance is violated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

This distinguished gentleman arrived in
the city Yesterday afternoon from Staun-
ton and for several davs Will be tho guest
Of DR.. Hunter McGuire. he il now IN bis
eighty-third year and is hale and hearty
and euiovs excellent health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
snrlnr sale

Of fine Triple plated Silverwarc. Msntel
Clocks. Bronzes. Lamps, Rogers's Table
Cutlery. Opera-Glasses, &c. Sales com-
mence at lO:S1 A. NJ. and 8 i. NJ. each day.
Seats for ladies. GEoRGE w. MAYO,
AnctiOnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
"a Man Can Die Hut Once =

il true enough, but while he is waiting for
the end he may die thousand deaths from
the awful diseases of the blood and liver.
To all such "Nolandine" Is liie-pre-
server.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

CAPTAIN s. W. yenabe, of Petersburg.
has resigned as a member of the Board of
Directors of tho Virginia Normal and Col
legiate Institute, and the Governor has
appointed Mr.. A. Brown Evans, OF Middle
sex. 10 I'LL the vacancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

We have thousands Of copies OF good
teaching pieces and also beautiful songs
for sale at 1 cent By mail cents "A copy.
MANLY b. RAMOS & Co.,
Main street next 20 corner Ninth,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
THE MARYLAND Line
Arrangements for these Veterans at the
Lee Monument Unyeilin..

Mr.. II. Ashton Ramsay, of Baltimore.
representing the Army aud NAVY OF the
Confederate States in Maryland, was in
tins city Yesterday making arrangements
Tor the VISIT OF MS orrgan'zation here during
He notified Mr. j. II. Witty. secretary of
the Virginia-Marvland Association. that
tney would probably bring .oOD men. and
tho Marine Band of Washington.
The tnal arrangements for the visit Of
the asSoclation are lefs in the hands OF Mr.
Bernard peyton, Mr. Ramsay's son-in-law,
and Mr.. Whitty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
The NeM CntniOyno

containing new testimonials from parties
who have used the Virginia Arsenic Water
is now ready. We mail It on application.
l.. L. RoUrT,
Second and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

Transparent Glycerine Soap. $50. n
dozen.
Blue CASTLE Soap. CSC. bar for this
week only at Routt's Drugstore, Second
I on1 Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
renn,rarv Rooms for the Y. VI. c, A.

The ladies having ieharge of the bazaar
for the Young Mems Christian Association
commenced yesterday morning to prepare
the building.
The ASSOCIATION has rented the rooms
over Briogss bakery, No. 707 Main street.
and Will occupy them until the Bazaar is
over and they can again get into their
building.
The Bazaar commences next Tuesday
and will last ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
sunreme COURT OF AppeaIs.

Bauserman against Hockman. Appeal
allowed and @lDersedeos awarded 70 a de-
cree pronounced by the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah county on the 5th OF April,
1852
Htcher against Crews. Argued by
Nessrs. Guv II Gillian and X. W. Peatross,
Esu.. for appellant, and RosewelliPage and
L. c. BerlAe, Jr., Esqs., for sppellees and
submitted.
TunstalPs administrator against Withers
and Others. Argued by Messrs. Guy d
Gillian for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
yirgin,. Arsenic. Rromino, and Lithf~

Who - IL who doesn't value life? An
idiot with bad blood and without A. Be.
AlfnrnflNn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
IDEAL PHYSICIAN.
THIS TIE THEME or Or. GoopWiN's
ADDRESS TO YOUNG DOCTORS.
v5,dical-Coiicge commencement - DipIo-
mas and Fries Confcrrcd-snp-
per ~ Sanger Hall.

Ia
ra,h,r,i on such an occasion.
Among tho interested spectators were
ro0ther and sisters. fathers and brothers,
cousins and swcothearts Of the graduating
c'a.s and many prominent people.
Ilrro was no attempt at decoration Of
ftcs;ace. The scenc represented pretty
dlsMng-room.
oN THr sTAGr.
Seated upon the stage were the faculty
tIwcmbors If tho Alumni Association. the
rraIuatng class and students Of the col
l.c Mayor iilyson. Rev. Or. s. A. Good
win. tac orator 0f the evening: Rev W. T..
.rt.Ius. ot Centenary Methodist church,
..i others.
lrj.S. y. Cullen. dean Of the faculty.
o.. i1 4. The graduating class were seat
o1 fl his irit. At tAo feet OF each of these
,oerr PHYSICIANS was q basket Of beautiful
NoWD
DIPLOMAS FOR TIE GRADUATES.
After music by the Theatre orchestra
r-l trarer bv Rev. Nr. Judkins DR.. Cui-
l.u ina very graceful manner presented
dlrIre. 10 the graduates. as follows: j.
ID. Ianre.cG, NauseWond county: J.. =.
rtr. Richmond: j. I. Woodward luch-
uoud. y. ~. ferguson, Dinwiddle: ". /.
Mathews. Manchester; }. il. Spelght'
-'Iey l.. j.. Pcndieton. Louisa; /. T..
Y.I4. Southamuton: W. II. Holman,
Cnaohland, and H. T.. Nichols, Durham,
Sc.
rrizIs.
,t ..-.....1 4,,. H. T. T.
levy. ot This city. Rad been awarded the
.umu prz.-a cold medal-ior the best
standing during tine entire year
ur H a. labb was introduced TO make
f. nre-euiaIon, which hc dii III very
lsp, manner.
Ir N. T.. Mathews VIVA awarded tho
t..f.v rr.,o f.y ccnorql excellence. a
i.t .. ..,.,..,t, t,r G,rot.
N,I~I''" 'n1'I ''"' - trl.,,'
ro college last year, offered case
n- surgical instruments 10 the f'uuNAi
writing fhc best ESSAY Ou some eufGicM
,..-.tt.o and Dr i + Woodward tgas an
l 49, tt.,, .,,..,...- r,tI ,,roto.lfor. Ur
l' 'i.' T'l ,,,.h.lno
. ,.-,.,,. I,,. A., Sh,el1s in
i'.' oucI'f p.l", ~ ~ "',1'ia w.
-l. ", ,i.,ss c..s.. Ir CulIeu made the
.i '~
ir"-. ltdlou.
1rfE ORATOR.
Vl,r orator Of tho evening was Roy. 8. A.
cr,... ID b ,,.t.r of Grove Avenuo
t'' IL ... .,,4..3 I'm. ~
'.'t '.'i''i' ii' ""' ii' l ->''
cullen n - very comp l.lh' MARY uiIHncl'
lr. Goodwin % one OF the most ,loqu'h
speakers Do tlc tlt. ana ms 'u'It J."
81. .ra .f his hest Ur had excellent attcn-
- AL its ,.r,ares vyoro heartily aD-
'I.' ''''
i'i"'''''
Address "i ~ 'o"""hh'
Ur Con1vfD said.
.,..,.,i.,o.n aud posoe-tod Audience
a u,.eaf Venice was onco invited o. no court Of
louis XIV
d" .iat." sad ihe grand monarch, "oi al the
irnrniu. mat surrounds you DO you ma
mo-. lo nst mich youF .,...n
.~- 20 81, .i. conc. ~ mis- brilliant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
II. John's Day Aranc.m.,,,.

The General Committee of Masons on
st. Johns Day Celebration had a large
meeting at st. Albans Hall last night. at
which arrangements for the celebration
were forwarded and will be completed
on Monday night next at the same place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

Water.
The price Of the above water has been re-
ducod TO 80 per ease. Sold bv all Drug
gists and by the companys agent.
l.. L. RoUrr.
Second and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

Despondency caused by diseased liver
can be avoided by taking simmons Liver
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
THE PRESIDENT or VAssAR.
he is Visiting Richmond and Receives a
Warm WelCOmc.

Warm Welcome.
Thepres,dent Of Vassar College, the old
est and largest female college IN the coun-
try. Rev. Dr. TAYLOR, is in the city. He
was announced 70 speak at the Richmond
Female Institute al II A. N. and at Rich
mond College at 3 =. NJ. yesterday, but did
not reach The city III time TO meet the first
engagement.
The students and professors of the col,
icco and number of our citizens greeted
President Taylor III the college chapel at
i. NJ
Professor Puryear introduced DR.. Tay-
lor and explained that the gathering was
merely to do the distinguished educator
honor and that he was at liberty to speak
on any subject.
wONEN's EDUCATION.
DR.. Tavlor. who had scarcely shaken of
the dust of travel and had gone directly TO
the college without dinner, declared his
purpose 30 speak of the one great theme
flling his mind namely, The high
er education ot young women"
He answered the usual objections to q
Umycrs ~ course for young women, such
as that II unhis them for social life, or do
mestic life, or that it is too severe strain
ON health. or that 1t il inconsistent with
thc ueculiarities OF the female intellect.
The brief address hr.st.ed with bright
arguments and Was torcciul and thorough
ly enjoyable.
WITH THE MAYOR.
DR.. Tavloris 90 visit the public schools
with Mavor tilysOu this morning. lie also
addresses the pupils OF the Female lnstl-
tute tins morning.
DR.. Taylor VIII speak at the Second Bap-
tist church al L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09
THE OBJFCT.

Tho object of this enterprise was the
raising Of funds towards the erection OF n
building for the association. Tho ladies
in charge are daily impressed with the
need for home of their own. which will
be capable OF accommodating IA larger
number of young ladies employed IN the
factories and offices of this city.
At present this association furnishes Q
home 10 nineteen young ladies employed
in various positions IN this city, but the
building does not begin TO satisfy the
needs and objects Of the organization, and
many applications have to bc refused.
GOOD ORGANIZATION.
The public * daily becoming ENLIGHTENED
rs TO tothenocessity for such an organization
and under the present efficient manage.
ment the association has greatly increased
in usefulness and in the sphere Of its work
but still they are IN need of funds TO con-
tinuo the good cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

Music charms the aching breast; A. BIC.
Tonic charms the aching chest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-09

Look TO Simmons Liver hegu,atsoa s ,oa
relief from all sickness resulting Ho"
diseased liver.