Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-04
AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT.
Leaving the University for Home, summer
Resorts, and Business Tours.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
UsryYRsIrY OF VIRGINIA. July 3.-Like
the shapes which some pleasing dream mas
painted the scenes Of the gay commencement
have vanished before us. The student now leaves
this 20 meet the real life beyond Inc vsitors
are leaving rapidly and in Mark Iwalns own
Queens English, "All Is hustle ana CONFUSION.
A good many are of 10 Old Point, some 10 Whitc
Sulphur and other springs, and many TO their
homes TO get ready for the summer season:
Colonel Charles S. Nenabe ana his iahhy
leave In n few days to spend the summer at
Block Island In Rhode Island.
Professor Frank Smith will chaperone party
10 Cobb's Island on Monday next. Among them
will be his daughter Miss Resale smith, nus
niece. Miss Maggie Smith, Of Marion, and Miss
Juanita Massie. Mr.. Charles Thomas and Dr.
Edward Magruder Will join this party. ID.
Mr.. Henry Louis Smith, one OF this year IN.
D.'s win leave Tuesday for an extended northern
trip. He will be accompanied by his cousin, MISS
Hadie Perkins and others, and will visit Niagara.
Mr.. Smiths trip is partly business trip, az ne
will 20 TO New York city 10 purchase apparatus
for the department Of physical sciences OF David
son College, where he holds the chair OF that de-
partment. 49,, ,,,
DR.. w. c. Dabney is at the White Sulphur.
His family will Join him there in a few days.
SILL REMAIN.
There have been many distinguished visitors
here this week, many of whom Will remain
for a few days. Among others We note Colonel
Charles Marshall, president OF the alumni meet
ings; Hon. johnson Barbour Judge Grattan,
Jqdge q. A. Rreaur. of New Orleans; Professor
Thomas graduate Of University and Pm. D., OF
Leipsig: DR.. Walter Taylor and DR.. Walter
Iefevre, both Of the University OF Texas: Robert
Yancey, mayor Of Lynchburg; Hartman Ran
dolph, Lawrence Marye, orator-eiect OF next
year; Mr.. Robert Harrison, OF New YORK CITY,
Mr.. Douglas Shirley, of Louisville: Mr.. Iebbs.
Professor Sandy Bondurant, OF University OF
Alabama; DR.. Charles Dabney president OF
University of Tennessee; DR.. Charles Kent OF
Knoxville University; Professor McCape' Oh
Petersburg; X. l.. Parrish, OF Coyington; Judge
Watts and Judge Garrett, Of Norfolk; Mr.. Joseph
Bryan, OF Richmond, and others.
GENERAL NOTES.
The summer schools will open on the 18th.
The advance inquiries promise very fuil at
tendance.
IL il expected that the Fayerweather bequest
of sIOO 900 will be paid in the early fall, but
the board has not determined ON the disposition
OF II.
DR.. r. c. A. siebure has sold his University
drugstore 20 DIR. Charles 5. Chancellor, son OF
DIR. j. Edward Chancellor, OF the University.
LINGERING.
Among the old students who linger here are
Messrs. James Peters, Joseph Dunn, OF Peters
burg: Jefferson Norris, Baltimore: Iarkin
Glazebrook, of New Jersey, and Joseph Maceas,
OF Cuba.
Mr.. Edward Gibb0ns leaves in n few days for
Old Point Comfort to spend the summer.
Mrs. Judge Cochrane Is very much better
RB-ELECTED.
John Il. Minor Jr., was reelected assistant to
his father, and not rejected, as incorrectly re-
ported to-day.