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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
AGAINST THE THIRO-PARTY IDEA.
The Ocaia Resolutions Rejected By Goor
gia's Alliance Legislature.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, Ga, September %. This morn
ing in the Georgia Legislature the much
mooted Ocala resolutions, as endorsed by
the Alliance and demanded 10y them of the
next Congress, were introduced by Mr.. Bar
rett. of Pike county. for the approval and
Endorsement OF that body. The resolutions
were defeated by vote of 81 10 SO. This
j. somewhat of triumph over tho third
marty movement Il this State. As II clearly
indicates that the Alliance men of the
legislature, who are in majority III that
body, are net in sympathy with any
measure that IS directly opposite TO their
views Us Democratic members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
JUST EIGHT DEEDS RECORDED.
Two of These Entered in Richmond and
Stx In the County.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
we're recorded yesterday in the Chancery
Court Clerks office; - Oh, 20
Virginia Z. Chaplin to G. c. Chapin. 5O
feet on Graham street southeast corner
Robert +. Morriss, Jr.. and wife to Z.
" Morriss, 80 feet on west side seventh
street between Clay and Leigh, subject To
decd of ,rnst for Si,725, $500.
nENgIco COUNTY COURT.
E.A. Catlin aud wife and Thomas ID;
Newell to John Amrhein. lot 20, ROBIN
Mar S,ary T.. Hamill and A. T. TO W; II.
Dnwning. Is acres on road leading to Han
over subject to deed OF trust OF sti6.t1'
1000. .o 90 .ua,;a T.
Fnller. 80 feet ON south side Floyd street.
Nnrthside Land Company to Wille W.
p;lk,ntop. lot IN square IL, $500;
" a. Pilkipton aud wife to |. j. Hawkes.
,ot in square II, Chestnut Hill. $780,,
Jobn II. Shurm and wife to James Man
fla le5 6s7.lOOO acres on Williamsburg
turnpike. 81, 956.s7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Grand Sunday-schooi Convention "' -"
Denominations.

The fourth annual convention OF t na
Virginia State Sunday School Society WI VII
be held in the city of Norfolk on the ""'
Sth. and 9th of October next.
workers of oil denominations throughout
the entire State and has organizations ia
nearly seventy counties. A.
The society has recently placed IN tue
field Rev. n. Is. WIckham as SUNDAY
school evangelist. who gives bis entire
time TO organization OF counties.
The society Is represented IN this CITY oy
an executive committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Albert l.. West. Thomas po'ts,
William +. FOX. j. ID. X. SleIgnt.. Niiiiam
Ellyson. Charles Z. Rady, and James IL.
Crrnshaw.
The convention will be very important
one ana fsassured Of success III that nsary
two hundred delegates have already been
appointed. The Sunday schools OF Kicn-
mond will send a large delegation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

rC0r-esporGence - the Richmond Dlspatch.l
S1rrLH's T1Eps. W., September ~
On Saturday u..hi. the l.tn instant, near
tins place. Jaiue, j.. Lofts was killed with
Il single bali from pistol and Henry
Wees severely ems about the head and
othorwi-, bruised hy some negroes.
Weeks had got supply Of whiskev at a
bar-roou. the negroes Wrr" I1ldlh@ a
f,snNu! M thor church aoout H. ! Ailc
north of the village on the turnpike. On
nj, way h0mcvard, under the Ill
Nuencc of TN" liquor and IA COM
lauv with OTIS Weeks net SINS Brown
and two colurci women on th'ls Way
home from the festival Weeks 1871 hold
of one If the women and then attachet
Brown. who, after receiving som blows
and kicks from the Two ~hl;e men, went
back To the coiorcd church and with SIX
other colored mon came down the road.
Tin, l4rtv met Weeks and Lofts again,
when brown AMI Weeks came 60 blows and
II. latter Wa. beaten a. stated. Lofts was
shot about the same time 10y brown or
some one of has companions. ms IS the
decision Of tae corouors iury. squire >.
u. Mckee. after "a protGactcd examination
of witnesses last night. sent san hIoWh
and four Of nis cDmpauIons 10 lal- Iienry
johnson. Charlie Johnson; Charlie scott
and Wallace Stcwart-ani issued a war
raut Tor the arrest Of the two others
Robert Stewart aud Frank Scott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
CASES BEFORE THE JUSTICE.
4 Lengthy Docket, but Not an AttrGctiv

The matinee at the Police Court yester-
dav morning was lengthy, but unat-
tractIye. Il was neither fraught with
lcVlty nor patnOs. The audience was
small and uuappreclatlve, and when Clerk
White suggested that II was quite time
some Of those present had procured their
"roat and dog medals" not more than
twenty faces gllstened III the courtroom.
THEY ILAYED CRAPS.
Robert johnson, Andrew Fields, Page
Ross. John Goodall. Joe Smith, Pat ilar-
yev. Charles Jordan, Henry Shields. Adolf
phus Motley. Klcnard Taylor. ana James
lIanderson were assessed $3.50 and costs
each for being caught while lndulglng III
AN innocent little game OF craps III the
ward If Roland Williams.
&. de Justo. the negro charged with en-
b.zZliug So fIOm the Fidelity Improve
ment Company, vas brought INTO court,
and hearing was postponed untli to-uhy .
when the other charges against nun Will
he looked into 10y tue Justice
Thomas Parrish. a young WHITE man VINO
was accused of stealing some wearing ap-
narel and tools from Thomas Murphy. was
round guilty OF petit larceny and sent to
iall for thirty days.
EOUsEBREAKING AND LARCENY.
pordoluh Johnson. a little negro who
o5,nirted breaking INTO the residence of
Iewis l.. Carpenter. on Monday night and
st,aI1np SS5. was sent on to the Hastings
John III. Miles (colored was up for
feIoriously entering III the daytime the
house of Leigh Johnson with intent TO COM
M: larceny, and WAS sent on 10 the must,
nos Court tor indictment by the grand
John II. Lester and NJ. J. O'Rourkc were
charged with fighting III the bar-Toom OF
! ouis Euher. The former was fined - ana
cnsts and o. Rourke was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Correspondence q the Richmond Dsosich.l
Cs.TuAu. VA. Scptembcr 23.--1he case
of ]. Abel Motley, charged with the muir
der # young Ferguson in August last, was
,,il.d IN The County Court TO-DAY. and ne
announced himself ready for the trial, but
",y,ur 10 the absence OF important wit
,,,.s,'s Tor the Commonwealth the case was
continued I'll the next term ana Motley
released or tail The prisoner D, very
hishy-rcspected and pcaeeaD - os '''l
riaf ht Viii be acquitted. HIS counsel
seem - -a,.re this opinion. as they pressed
earnestly TO-DAY for trial. lie Is repre-
scented hv Claude A. swanson, or thiS place.
and Peatrsss q Harris, of Dan'l.Ie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Acne,tion @. great interest 10 the Roman
Catbnl,c Church aud Us elati0ns to secret
sl."ic.lrs has been raised by a dispatch
s srom AddiIon. \. y. stating that one Den
~ o'Keefe. 81 that place. Is at once a
Cstbolic' entitled to all the privileges OF
Inc Church and an Odd-fellow IN GOOD
standing. Il il stated thatthe question as
10 raising tie ban agains, CERTAIN 80, 80,
societies has been referred 10 htchpisnot
T,.,ican The Archbishop ~ at present
on, II town, but Father Layelle. his secre-
tsry sald that while he could not say posi-
LILY as TO Archbishop COrrgan's decision
~ ms particular case, he believed that ~
y, s no longer aran-t the law Of the no
,,'s, Catholic Church TO bean Odd-tellow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
ESSEX COUNTY ITEMS.
Democratic Piimsries-Youthful Depra
viiy-Rillcd In Chinquarin Tree.

;Corrc-pontence Of the Richmond Dispa;chl
LLoYDs. Va. September y. -lesterday
was court-iav at lappahannock. The
County Democratic Committee called meet
inss IA the three districts next Saturday,
tnr l6th. O. elect delegates 70 & convention
10 io held III iaplahannock FRIDAY the
"a Of October 20 nominate a candidate Tor
tine House Of Delegates.
Ro8cric6 ferguson (coloreil. nine
years old, was lodged n jail for shooting
and killing li!as Ward colorcd). another
old youth. up chinquapin tree. Hay-
ing commanded his companion 10 come
down tn u 90 aud upon his refusal t. 90
So he deliberately walked to tne house,
got . gun. and returning enptled the con-
tents INTO the boy up the tree, killing him
Instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

lone of Francisco's alleged feats was
that he had thrown q horse over his
yard fence. THIS. he informed the Judge,
was true. but no great matter OF marvel, u
was explained. One Of his annoyances, ne
said. came from professional DULLES. VINO
had heard Of his strength aud came to seek
contests with him. as If he, too. made =
business Of fighting. Now, said no, !
never struck man in anger but once, ana
then nearly made an end Of him. He de-
served what 10 eot One Of these soo's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Three Boys Killed on n Train.

CHICAGO. September 3.-Ihree boys.
ranging in age between eleven and fifteen
wears. were killed on train at the stock
wards this morning. The names of two of
them were Peter Foster, Ernest Carlos.
and the third was only known as George:
Foster came from Valparaiso, Ind. aud
Carlos had papers on his person TO indi-
cate that he formerly lived in Denver.
They were stealing II ride on freight-car
loaded with lumber and the lumber fell
upon them, crushing them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
lis f-ifty-Fourth Session.

The fiftv-fourth session of the Medical
College of Virginia will begin on the 2sth
of the present month.
The building has been newly painted;
the lecture-roOm handsomely nnlsned
with handbook walls and supplied with
new opera-chair seats OF most improved
STYLE and finish. besides many other I'M
provements for the comfort and instruc-
ton OF the students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
THE WARM SPRINGS.
summer Lingering-Farmers Busy-Radi-
cats scheming--Gamc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WARM SPRINGS, VA. September 22.-The
calender alone reminds ia that the sum
mcr season is over This week has been
the warmcst Of the season here and the
number OF guests at the resorts IN the val
ley decreases very slowly.
The farmers are busy threshing their
wheat and the yield Is reported IA being
very good. The corn crop, lust ready TO
cut, IA probably tho best ever raised in
tins county and the fruit crop is exceed
iugly large.
TIE RrPUBLIcAN PROGRAMME.
The Republicans Of this district are
making no effort 90 nominate one of their
party for the lower house, but they arc
working to gel n Democratic Alliance man
TO run III opposition to the nominee of the
regular Democratic convention. The dele
gates from Bah have already been elected
and those from A.leghanv and Highland
VIII be appointed next week 10 meet ut
tins place on October the sth. 10 Is no.
tlceablc fact that the Alliance held meet
lug on the same day and hour "a that of
the Bath-county meeting, and this kept its
members from attending that meeting. II
Is not Thought that the efforts OF tie Re
pubhcans 10 use the Alliance 10 elect their
nominee Will succeed. rs the Democrats
Will IN all probability nominate an ALI
ance man.
rrrsoSAL-ITEs.
Mr.. William VI. McAllster has returned
from an extended visit to the North
Rev. William {. White returned from q
meeting OF the Lexington Presbytory some
DAYS ago.
The efforts of Messrs. Mac and Houston
Bird TO establish a boys school Of high
grade at this point have met with most
ilati'ung encouragement. Their school
VIII open on Dctphcr lst
Mss lroLo Hopkins. daughter Of the
Resident physician here, was called home
from the hospital. where she has been
studying for professional nurse. and has
most successfully nursed the infant son Of
Mr. Mann Valentine o. Richmond. through
h,s dangerous attack. Miss Hopkins re-
turns - Philadelphia tins week 10 resume
her studies.
Colonel Charles OBJ. Covardin left with
has family ior their home III Richmond tins
week. lio mas boon the very life of the
springs during his brief stay. and Ais de-
partuic Is cause Of regret To all.
CANE IIENTlFUI.
Game is reported Is plentiful IL the sur
rounding mountains One of 'he resident
huutsmen reports lnvIug killed nine deer
during his eight daj = hunting.
The Circuit Court Of Hatn. Judge Will
liam NJ. Laughiin presiding. bcg,us It's ses-
sion here ~ Friday next. 1T Will probably
last several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
STRIKE OF ClGAR-NAKERS.
The Difficulty Due to tn. Employment Of
Non-tniOn Nen.

~ f'I'gTHIn % INC TISVfIVN'I
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. September ia
Quincy (Fia.) special 70 the kraumg I,t-
Gla,o saws: over 100 cigar-maAefs IN the
Owl factory here refused - 20 10 work
this morning because the manager has III
his emplov two workmen not members OF
the cigar-makcrs' union. Yesterday they
made a formal demand for the o. charge
of these men. but the manager refused 10
accede thereto. All the union men there
upon struck. and threats OF personal
violence were made against the two nom
union men. There was much excitement
on the streets last night and there were
fears of an outbreak. None occurred.
however, and to-day everything IS quiet,
hut both sides aye stubborn. The police
protect thc non-union men. Ire Owl
factory Is owned aud operated by Stralton
4 Storm. of New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
u.,c.d Himself to Rsfter.

10y telegraph 20 the Dispa'ch.l
,..,v C,ry n. j.. September 23.-Jo-
~ cnrder fortv.seven years old, Ger
se a, stnne'c,tter living at "a Passaic ave
,ma Jersey CITY, was arrested YESTERDAY
f hu'' assamiting his wi.e. he gave ban TO
a apd an ost IN was sent for him. lie was
s .nnn a. IN the attic OF his house hanging
from a raiter. lie was cut down ana tns
doctors said that Snyder had been deso
g. about an hOur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
THE CASE or MRS. MAVERICK.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine Interested in
It-A Petition.
[Ry telceraph % lho pIspatch.

[By telegraph to the Dispaichl
BOsroS. Mas, September 23-A Bar
Harbor special says the ease of Mrs. May
brick. accused OF poisoning her husband
IN England and sentenced 10 penal seryi-
tudc for lltc. was some time since brought
80 the attention OF Mrs. Blame. and she,
together with Secretary Bialne. has be-
come deeply intcres, "a in it. Ms. blaine
b., been many mon,hs constantly IL re
celpt of letters urging her 20 w. her .nilu-
euce with the Secretary OF STATE and in
duce him 10 communicate with Lord SAL 10
bury III the matter. Mr.. Blaine has done
and Is dong all IN her power - bring thi-
about. while Secretary blaine has given
much time and thought 10 the case.
About two weeks AEo a petition Tor Mr..
MAVERICKS pardon. signed bv Mrs. flaT-
IIson and the wives OF the members ~ tie
Cabinet. was sen. 10 Minister Lincoln Tor
presentation 10 the Queen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

fCorrcspondcuco Of the Richmond bsnatch.I
ArfgEs. HASovEg COUNTY, september
23.--lh,re l. IN progress reVlEa, '"sv ,n.;
~ shady Grove Methodist church. ABOUT
,i'rfv persons have prote-sei religion.
Wv 4 +. Bendles "a student Of Iardolph-
NJ ~ college ! assisting bis father, the
-.',n~ rrearblug nightly 20 very large
ii''',.',r,,,at.on, With great acceptabllity and
49, especially among the young men,
of wborn qui;ca number lave been brought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
The Hastings court

In the Hastings Court yesterday no eases
of Importance were tried. Three not pros'-
q,,ics were entered and the accused DIS
charged upon payment of costs. mum
Der of cases have been set for trial to-day,
The case against j. ID. Austin. charged
with forgery III raising a check from ~ %
81. 900 Will come up COR tr nj October lJth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Court. receiver of the Richmond Ice pa ga
chine Company. he was YESTERDAY
charged from serving IN tnay capS ~ %
and by his own suggestion Coione' C ~"
we'll Elicit was designated by inc |o"''
in vacation 70 fill the office. ~
NJ. Elicit gave his bond in the sum o,
$4,000 with Messrs. +. II. Mcclure anu
Andrew l.. Elicit "a sureties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

system at Birmingham. Ala. IL OF on a
furlouch, and is spending portion Of tho
time in this city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Stonewall" jackson. of Lexing-
ton. is visiting her nephew, DR.. Paul IL.
Earringcr, professor OF the University Of
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
About Street-Car Noises.

A called meeting of the Committee on
Streets will be held in the Office OF the
City Engineer at 1880 o'clock tins evening
for the purpose Of hearing AMI acting upon
the report Of Mr.. +. f.. lredell. tn" elecfrl-
cal expert who came here through core
spondence with Colonel Cuishaw to ex-
anime into the alleged unnecessary noses
made by the electric cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
DISASTROUS Prairie Fire.

O.Kys. n. d., September pa disa sS
trous prairie FIRE started east OF TINS piacs
MONDAY. The damage TO the shocneu ana
stacked wheat IS very heavy. my a. =
covered by the fire amounts 10 'no"' nne
of acres. The fire ~ stu purp'nS' ~"0
man.hss been burned fatally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
A 2r2.OOO Fire.
fBy telegraph TO the pispa.ch.l

THJ tV'VkI"Fr1 - '-17 -,
ELLSWORTH, Wis, September 23.-The
plant Of the Ellsworth Manufacturing
Company, the Ellsworth Unsatisfactory
and several smaller buildings IN this place
have been totally destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000. Insurance very light. The Two
concerns will rebuild at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
s,rinccr,s Candidacy Endorsed.

CHICAGO. September 23.-Ihe Demo
cratic State Central Committee met mere
yesterday and endorsed Congressman w.
III. Springer's candidacy ios Inc spsAAs''
ahin IN the next C0narssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24


RICHMOND viii open Tor the session OF ls?l-vS
On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1891.
All pupils sho were Ia attendance during tho
past session will r,cort for enrolment At
O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING.
All new paula wili report tor enrolment on
TUESDAY MORNING.
MEETING OF PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS.
Tho principals will meet AZ the Richmond
U,gh school AZ - \. u. FkID Al. 25th Instant.
Tho regular and re- erse teah ~ the whito
schools viii mott ~ ths rame place at 10 A. N.
on FRIDAY. 23fh instant
The yegular ana reserve teachers Of the col.
ofei schools will meet nt the same place al IL NJ
on FRIDAY, 10Th Instant
NIChN SCHOOLS.
NIGHT SCHOOLS FOR BOYS VIII be opened
at Eiba, Springfield. and Nicholson buildings on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER I, 1891.
nj T:3n F. VI. Parents wishing 60 enter their
children will 40 with them 10 tho school and
make rrangcmcnt. with tho principal
by order 81 the hoarl.
WILLIAM r. FOX, Superintendent.
CHARLES 7. RADN. Clerk and supervisor.
2l-In, fxS43t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
ADakota Town Largely in Ashes.

MINNEAPOLIS, MlsS., September pa
special to the Journal from Bradley, ,. ~.
saws the whole business portion OF the city
is in ashes. Nine stores. one church, one
hotel and one residence has been burned.
Loss S40O 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Rev. DIR. William f. Hatcher will deliver
bis amusing and instructive lecture on
this subject at the Grace-Street baptist
Tabernacle next Tuesday night, the 18th
for tie benefit OF the Wcst-N Jew church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
ATTEMPTED ARSON.
ZOO rles-FleND's METHOD OF
NV OBTAINING REVENGE.
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Es-
r' =. heath DinwIddic Poli-
tic, Personal Notes.
.ofthc Richmond Dlspatch.l

"a September 29.-On
..,.r.. an aitcmpt was made 20
r,upcof MT. JamcsH. Thackcr,
... from Disputanta. FRINGE
.,.tv. The members OF the
"a .... out 20 take a walk, and
..-.. discovered that fire had
.u,i beneath the room Of the
..r.cl hy ar Henry Ihacker. the
Nj. james lhucker. A quantity
.... e,l lchtwood had been
..l fred. and bu, Tor tho
CIV the dwelling would have
..f some time ago Mr.. Hen
..N-t..ll n the near NiclnltY
v..marri 10y an inccndi1ry
Second at'cWp. caused an ell
-slet, discover the iEocndIary.
~ sELrsr MADE.
...... MSS AZ once sent 20 tho Chief
: tti.. clts. stating the facts and
o.. como down 90 the scene
.- .., ,,,e~'IgatIou. Not beng able
fto Choi detailed Oiiocr
g.. ., ana look into the mat
-l.-.u who is a great hunts
Ir,uuiform and donued
... ..t. ard with ms gun
w-, down 10 the scene
... evening Nmic apparently
. v.. booking after human
f.r -ct ihe ptze. lie hAed
'.r tteW. ted arson upon
.a-.i l,c Harrison, aged
...n t,af-. AMI huallN oh'aiheI
..... t,.uV "a full confession IF
..f 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Dyspepsia

wakse many lives miserable, and ofesa - -
sslf destruction. Distress after eating. sle. -
ache, heartburn, sonr stomach. p'snsss ssvss
sion. etc., ars caused by this vssy eomnee
Increasing disease. Ifoods ssrssp~stIIs 49,
stomach. cresscs an appetite. promotes hss'sy
digestion. relieves sick headache, clean -
mind, and cures tho most obsdnsse eaeee u "
pensis. Read tho following;
IL have been troubled with dyspepsia. -
but littIe appetite. ant what did cat cisssssese
mo. or did me little ID In an hosf after ees'ng
I would experience q fslntness or tired. au-epsS
feeling, a. though had not eaten anything.
Hoods Ssrssparills did mo an uenss smoane
Of good. II gavc rae an apo y and my 1909
veiishsd and satsdod the era ring mad previously
~x,ericnced. !. relieved mo Of that faint. uss1s
nlLsono feeling. Ihave felt 60 much better sinee
I took Hoods s,-sapariia. ,hst am happy %
recommend It," "a. A. PAGE, watertowns Ma
n. d. De sure 20 get only
Hoods SaYsaparlIJa !
sod BY all druggis,s. si;sixforss. Prsp~rsdoniy
bye. l. HOOD % CO., Apo,becaries. Lowell. AAss.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Anothsr Krceiyer Appointed.

BY request Of Mr.; William r. DeSaus-
sure. who was on september dotn sp-
po,ptsd hv Judge Lake OF the OnspSs'v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HIGH
Y SCHOOL, 100 east Cary street. will open
THURSDAY. 2fth September. Numbers limited:
individual attention: religious training; book.
keeping: gold, silver medals. Onice hour, 10
10 ~ daily. Circulars ~ bookstores. WlslkU
ARCHER, II. ~, Ph. r., University OF Virginia.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
MISS SUSAN F. WILLIAMS WILL

MI I'D oCohN IT, NIiAthni' W I'LL
WI resume the duties ~ her SCHOOL FOR
LITTLE BOYS AND Girls on WEDNESDAY,
Septsnbe 2.}i, nt tho residence Of her brother,
Mr. J. f. Williams. No. 500 east Leigh street.
Gymnasium advantages for boys.
80 6-Su. TuSThtse23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

lJISS FULTON'S SCHOOL FOR
Grace street on MONDAY, September 21st.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
100 Doses Ono Dollar
EDUCATIONAL,

OYfIcg CITY SCHOOL BoARD.l
RICHMOND. Va. september -. 1891.
Opening OF THE PUBLIC
~ SCHOOLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Tho PUBLIC SCHOOLS or THE CITY or
RICHMOND Will open for the session OF ls9l-v2