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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
FOR THE DAVIS MONUMENT FUND.
A Grand Celebration at West Point-Music
Speeches, and Refreshments.
[sneclnl telegram to the Dispatch.l


WEST PoINT, Va, June lS.-The oelebra-
ton here to-day by the John X. Cooke
Camp for the purpose Of raising funds tor the
Davis monument, In spite OF the excessive neat
IN the morning and the rain In the afternoon
might we'll be called a success According 10 the
programme the members OF the camp, together
with n number Of Sons Of Veterans, formed AZ the
MAYORS ofice and marched 20 the paVllnoh'
There fifteen young ladies, one representing the
Confederacy aud tho others the secedlng Statcs'
were in waiting.
SANG DIXIE.
Tpou the arrival Of the parade they sang
Dixie. after which an address Ot welcome was
delivered by Mr.. II. l. Lewis. ,
Divine blessings we're invoked by Rev. W. L.
WHAT, Of Gloucester. .,, -
4 number of letters were reau py NJ. is.l.ic ~
Diges, the chairman Of the meeting, from gem
tlemen regretting that they could not Dc pres
ent. ..
Hon. James n stubbs then made an excellent
speech He paid tribute 20 most OF the proml-
nent men OF the Confederacy, az Wen as review
ing MIR Dayis'l career as statesman ana war
ri0r. The camp then marched back 10 tho way
or's onlce and twelve gentlemen added thelr
names 20 its list OF members.
About . o'clock the rain began 10 taD, but IN
spite OF this the ladies continued 70 sell reiresh-
ments Ats +. VI. n large crowd assembled III
the massive hall, where programme OF speeches
and music by tie West Point brass band, solos,
choruses, recitatons, etc, were rendered. Rev.
w +. Watt was the frst speaker. Malor-ueh-
ernl Harry Heath was introduced, VINO spoke
upon the campaign Of 1858 and tho battle oi
Gettysburg. -,..,,...,.,,
OF $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
A GREAT SUCCESS.

Our Semi.Annual Clearing Sale has
been MORE successful than We antici-
pated. The people, having every CON
FIDENCE in US, have been very LIBE-
RAL with their patronage and our store
has been CROWDED every day since
the sale commenced.
Notwithstanding the large amount OF
business we have done the stock still
contains an AMPLE variety Of stylish
garments--enough to give every one
satisfactory choice.
REMEMBER, this sale closes posi-
lively tomorrow night. Until then You
have your pick of any s25, S2i, S23, So,
$50, and Sl8 Fancy Cheyiot or Cassi-
mere Suit, sack or cutaway. for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
RUSSIAN SYSTEM OF FRElaHTs.
Grain In Future to BE Delivered In Duo
Weight and Quality.

GBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispateh.l
Sr. PETERSBURG, June 1S.-Sir Robert
Norier. the British Ambassador here, act
ing upon the instructions received from the for-
er1ment the complaints recently made by a
number of British shippers and importers as 70
a system Of frelghts In quality and in quantity
In the delivery Of grain by Russian exporters.
NJ. de Vishneeradsky in reply has promised 10
snnoint Government agents Of the ports rom
vbich Russian grain Is exported and Ia impor-
tant erain centres with instructions TO sec that
Russian merchants deliver their grain IN Que
weight and Of the same qnahty as tne stihPiso =
sror5 vhjch purchases Of grain have been made
bv agents OF British shippers or importers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Many Pic.Nics and Much Rain.

Pic-nics were numerous yesterday but
the weather WAS far from being propitious. The
heat was intense in the forenoon and after mid
day the showers we're frequent.and cOpious, with
considerable thunder and lightning.
Grace-Street Baptist Sunday school, several
hundred strong, went up 10 Ashland Park. The
boys and girls Of Park-Place Methodist sunday
school, and many adults, spent the day az Mount
Pleasant, and the Sabbath school OF the First
Presbyterian Church had its annual picnic at
Providence Forge. In addition 20 these there
were private pic-nics at Youug's Pond and For
est Hill-Park.
The excursiOnlsts returned 10 the city late In
the afternoon, having spont a very damp and not
entirely pleasant dny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
,,,c,NN ruANKs FnE JUNTA.

Admiral McCann yesterday Addressed note
20 senor Erraduriz, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
thanEiDg him Tor courtesy and kindness snown "a
the American squadron oy tne Snnsa u1.1s h hs ise
tro1ble wouIa sccn reach an honorable terminap
zion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Handed Down at WytheViile-
Cases Continued to Richmond.
,o,.tot +aIogran, 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho bispoNH'I
WYrHEvIILE, Va, June lS.-ln the Court
of Appeals the following opinions were
handed down to-day: -. ~,
Tucker o. the Commonwealth, On n writ Ol
error 20 the Circuit Court Of Craig county. Con-
victed of murder. Jugment reversed ON the
ground that the evidence did not warrant the
verdict, Judge LOWS delivering the oplhloh'
Hunter Us. Humes. ON writ Ot error from
Alexandria county. Judgment reversed. Oplh-
ion by Judge Lacy,
Marshalps administrator u.s. Cheafam. Cn an
appeal from Iunenburg county. Decree OF CIR
cut Court reversed, Judge Fauntleroy deliver
ing the opinion; Judges Richardson ana hinton
dissenting. ,., a. ,.,
Cunningham rs. The Commonwealth. ong writ
Of error from the Corporation Court OF BRISTOL
Judpment affirmed. Opinion by Judge Lacy
Thompson rs. The Commonwealth. On Wrls OF
error from Bristol city. Judgment anrmed'
Opinlon by Judge Fauntleroy.
Peyton Ts. Stuart. On an appeal from Augusta
county. Decree reversed. Opinion by Judge
Lacy: Judges Lewis and FauntlerOy dlsseltlhs'
Tho following cases were removed 70 Rich
nond: Searles Us. Cromer, and Bonseck Machine
Company rs. WoOdrum; and the following con-
tinued: Wood rs. Ewing, and Nowln us. Chap-
mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
roILEGE COMMENT.
.,vees AND YOUNG ORATORS
t. wANY INSTITUTIONS.
compliments MIR. Halsoy's Ora
. -. uampdcn-sidney on General
90 ,.,,.t,n-Othor, Exercises
Telegraph to the Dispatoh.l

~ frioEfNIfNi w ttsN AfAo ffttNeAlsl
S1n>rY. Va, juno lS..-A large
E' -.,, audience. composed Of many
q - distinguished men and the
-.s, Of this and other States, as
t ...s, night in the college church.
&. ,- Of tho annual celebration Of
-,t~apic Society. At o'clock
e ,.rdinc was filed, and the exer-
.ncncd with prayer by the Rev.
r.. u. Horo. of Richmond, Va. F.,
r. lathe presiding officer, Mr.. James
I'N made an address OF welcome,
..t words presented The Freshman
.eIll to MI. William I. Graham, OF
IS AZ YlOcUENT oRATIoN.
......- orator. Mr.. Dave z: Halsey, OF
~f. thrn introduced and made n
ST. ..r uu The Life and Services OF
.rr B.. Johnston Hewas eloquent.
-.rsI and was heartily applhuded
-a.. ..r. When the applause had
If. silence Or. Hogo walked to the
.-... and aftcr pause, in which
A.w profound silence, he said:
- INV pleasure IN hearing the
r --.uccd ON Joseph r. Johnston
.- -...tn uhi.h 20 was received by all
o. For many years he was
% NV aNCctiOnate RdmiTa-
s.v ibc time he hnorcd
f. friendship he always treat
..a r relative than an acquaintance.
... suppose, 10y the fact that we
t t.a same county. 1 trust tho
,..-ln when the name and fame
r...-..r win not be- dear 10 the poo
FHMrl lie deserves all the
..vr him. The retreats OF John
uau an the advances Of tho
.-. Ltlcral army. The flowers which
.. wore lajd upon his grave have
..... Ha3 pcr.shed, but the flowers of
-.. which grow In our hearts, and
... pa. .lr tears, Win never fade, but
- ..r.'y and fragrance everrnor ~
..,fl.le1 nearly every sentence
.. h.sc IN this little imprOmptu
rfF,rTB's MEDAL.
.. r..0rushed orator had taken his
-...narp drbaters medal was de-
v- e. W. Mcdonald, Of Virginia,
. &c. rr.v.oc Robertson IN a graceful and
. The presiding Oficcr amid
....-s tHru introduced the second
H.. evening, Mr.. James l.. Bell,
... I .Irercd an eloquent and care
... ..uou. his subject being BE
... .-.~s.s- ot Scimctars Lies a Para
SENIORS MEDAL
...- ...-.-- medal was next delivered
,. ... sa Estc-. of Texas, through Mr.,
.-. . Richmond. Mr.. Estes respond
b.. ...t.-.lstc and eloquent speech OF
..-..-aut of Virginia, was the last
Oh. evasion and fully sustained his
o.. l orator worthy 81 the highest
......' collegiate oratOriCal contest.
.-... .E.-.-e- were over the promcuading
... ...a late hour on the college cam
ra society halls. There are many
......... .-.t.-s Cn "the hill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

In this line we are offering the choice
of all Suits that have been advertised to
coll ~ G10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
E1-consui Corte's Statement.

IBy AnBfO-AnefICdH CaDIV 70 1Il0 y 77I''7-77-I
RoArE, ITALY, June 18.-The statement OF
the Fanfulla Is confirmed that signor Cortei the
late Italian Consul at New Orleans, has prepared
a report on the lynching affair IN that Guy II
which he affIrns that the victims belonged 10 no
particular society, but we're murdered simply De-
cause they we're Italians and we're competing
with the native labOrers. This report u not M
cluded in any Of tho green books pubiisheo on
the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Thnnlrs frnm the Cnmn.

The fortnightly meeting of Pickett Camp
was held last night and the attendance was
good. considering the state OF the weather. Con-
siderable routine was disposed Of and the follow
ing was adopted:
The members Of George +. Pickett Camp, Con-
fcderate Veterans, desire TO publicly express
their appreciation OF the generous old virginia
hospitality extended 10 them on the occasion oil
their visit 70 old Fredericksburg 10 take part IN
the Confederate dead. Maury Camp, Confede-
rate Veterans, r. +. Chew Camp, Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans, and the entire people seem
ed TO fear that they could not do enough. Espe-
cialy Is praise due the ladies for the encourage
ment Of their cheers and smiles and for the per-
sonal kindness 90 universally shown each indi-
vidual whenever OppOrtunty OfIered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
votsrans, Reunion To-day.

Tho semi-annual reunion of +" COM
Ine sseeociation win be held to-day at Tree
pan pany earm' about two miles below the city
% nopSeyances win leave the corner Of sahE kerv ag
Tenth streets at a. N. nd .lop; n S ana Con con.
meinvgel - .,,,roh news of "F" Company are ln-
sT,ST i5,SS There viii be lunch at p h; dinner al
ma,o, G. X. skinker is president, ana mr. h' n
p-oct secretary OF the associatioh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
To nrdnln a Colored MInIster.

Rev. J. w. Johnson, rector OF st. Philir'
Episcopal church, will be ordained to the
priesthood tonight.
The ceremony will begin at S:15 O'Clock, and
will occur I'm tho church Of which the candidate
mas been rector for a year or moro.
Bishop Whttlo will O11cate and Will be as
sisted by the Episcopal clergy Of the city, The
sermon will be preached by Rev Thomas Spcn-
Ger. one Of the professors OF the Bishop Payne
Divinity and Industrial School at Petersburg,
where johnson was educated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Portrait ofJudge Staples

Mr.. William Gail Browne exhibits at
Leftwichs portrait Of Judge Waller r. Staples
in which he has made the best Of an exceptions
ally good subject for the painters art. The pic
ture is full bust size and nearly full face. Ihe
modelling OF the head Is strong and faithful, aud
the general expression, while thoughtful and
earnest, IL relieved Of severity by a soft light
that plays In the eyes and in the characteristic
lines about the mouth. The hair and beard are
most delcately treated, aad the peryasive tone
In the complexion Is thoroughly lfe-like. one
instantly recognizes the picture as Judge Staples
inst a bout 10 enter into conversation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
FIRST ON THE DOUBLE TRACK.
A Watchman Struck by "a Passenger Train
and Instantly Killed.
Special telegram to Tho DIspatch.I

ISpeclHI LbIHsItuI 70 tIIO DI3PI'7'I'I
CHRIsr1ANsRURG. Va. June 1s.-The first
accident since the double track has been IN
operation between here and Radford occurred
tbis evening. track watchman named Jones
was killed by Passenger Train No II gong east
IL stenned from the west-bound track on which
a freight train was approaching In front Of a
nassenger train, which struck him while going at
fulI speed, crushing his skull and causing almost
insta Mt death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
MEETING OF TUcKAHoE FARMERS.
The Club spends a Pleasant Day at Mac
CogbIn's. in Chesterfield.

CogbiIl's, in Chesterfield.
The Tuckahoe Farmers Club held its
monthly meeting Yesterday at the farm OF
NJ NJ. A. Cogbiu, at Chesterfield Courthouse;
The memb present were Professor b. fur-
vear tpresidontl, Judge Beverly a: Hancock,
Nator T. n. d. Myers, NJ. A. Cogbn, Howard
sv-ineford, T. G. Tignor (secretary), J' d. WIZ
ston. Milton b. Cayce, and c. L. Jones'
ROAD BUILDING.
1,bore were several visitors, among them
ro,beV Of the host and DR.. Cheatham.
~ me crops were inspected and found 10 OeNery
ene- The entire farm was in the best OF cohul-
tOn. ,, ,, oss,x on 0Road
Rnjiding." which was not only entertaining Du'
ouite instructive. ,..... ao-,,od
snIendid old time country dinner was server, @
,nd Ias done fun Justice. Hilarity ana locuIarlly
roirned suprems and not one OF the laInleIs ,l,,i
- ed as 10 the certainty OF the crops Dels
q lead failure. II was not even intimateu lnat @
thew had been rotted by the rain or burned up D!
the sun. ,,-r ,,vvT,Nc
The next meeting will be held on the thlru
,rtnreday in July (the 10TH on the iarin OF MI MI.
q q. Snead, near Fork Union, IN fIu'ahha
oVSn3 Gn mat occasion paper on the a" Kind and ana
,-',,,6er of stock a Farm Can Prontably sup
oort win be delivered by Mr.. {. e. Jones'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Notes from the Institute.

Miss Eorthrop. Of the Richmond Female
Institute, will sail for Europe June 25th. She
will spend year on the continent before re-
turning 10 America.
Misses Griswold and Dunstan, who have &C
cepted positions In the Shorter College for
young ladies NJ Rome, Ga, will not go TO their
newly-chosen home till September. Miss Girls
void will visit New York, while Miss Dunstan
viii spend the summer In Virginia.
Miss Salley b. Hammer has returned from Old
Point, where she spent few days She expects
70 make another trip 20 that delightful resort
during the season. when she will return and set
tie in her pretty new home on Floyd avenue.
Miss ThOrnhill OF the institute, has accepted
position In the faculty Of Judson College,
Marion, Ala.
Miss Anime Hammer lei, yesterday for Lynch
burg, where she will spend some time with her
aunt, Mrs. Layinder, at her beautiful home,
RiYermOnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

The New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road will at an early date place On sale round
trip tickets as wen rs straight tickets from Nor
folk and Old Point TO Cobb's island. The price'
will be-
Norfolk 90 CObb's Island, S3.4J.
Old Point 20 CObb's Island, $500. b.
Round trip Norfolk % Cobb's Island, S6.lO.
Round trip Old Point TO Cobb's Island, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
TN. uowitzer souvenir Picture.

The Richmond Howitzer solIrenT picture, u e :
l.,sas lno hg roster, 20 be presented 70 the
waSSnston % Artillery Of New Orleans ,s mas s,ops pssS ~
placed in one Of the windows s,S a % .Io ST teet I
Waust ,'.,osea =. In a handsome frame. IDe pic.
ana y ,ahraces photographs Of Ice, Davis, ana ana
IacRson. members OF the present oas.ety, sno
sssssoclstion. the Soldiers and Sailors monument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
More of the Walla-Walla Whereasness'
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. June 1S-In accordance
win the findings OF the court of inquiry IN the
case 81 the lynching Of Hunt by United states
troops at Fort Walla Walla, Wash, Secretary
Proctor this morning ordered court-Inarlai W
for negligence In falling 10 take proper stops 70
prevent the lynching. The court VIII meet Suiy
I.ara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
list hALF-pozEN DEEDS.
Three Recorded in Richmond ana as
Many in Henrico County.

The following deeds of bargain ana sale
have been recorded in the Clerks Office ot
tn9 IoSn r. Jacob and wife 10 Trexler q Eimore,
so feet on east side OF Laurei s''oe' O''"''-'
nan s,,,Sav r.. Sands special commissioner 70 Il.
NJ Wortham, lIO feet on east side oil se'eh'h
street near Crouch, S51. :, ,,,.,..o o,a their
W 80 William II. Hooker and L. W. fhlllls
W yas9 Feet on east side OF Laurel street between
Main and Cary, $1,000.
HKNRIco COUNTY COURT
vw,.m ]. Isbell and wife 70 Abram starke'
az acres ON Mountain road, sl22; p.,, T.,
Horthside Land company Nm 70 900 @g1'' '''
II ~ ,,cv ~ Tinsley to Henry Neurohr' 20 ieet ON
In LSJs leading from Cash Corner to Seventeenth
street, 60. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Naval Cadets Resign.

lby teleBrhpu W tho DA0y"N~"l
A.r,,porIs MD. June 1S.-Nayal Cadets
II Watson, Kentucky; W. B. lizard, South
Carolina: George T. Greer, virginia; x G. De-
Eay. New York; w. Baldwin, Texas; NJ: J. Nc
Cormack, Michigan; w. q. Groesoeck, ohlo =
p. bennett, I. T. Craven, Tennessee W. bagiey'
North Carolina, have resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Victory for the Stars

Quite an interesting game of baseball
was played az Island Park yesterday morning
between the Stars and Coumbias, two mines
nicked from the boys OF 81. Peters school There
were a large number Of spectators. only iiyo
innings had been played when the rain inter-
fered. The score then stood to In favor of
Tho Afnra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
P,,tmaster Appolnted.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WAsHgoros, June 1s.-M. q. Sanger was
today appointed postmaster At Basic City, Au-
eusta county, rice j. y. Sanger, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Spring
Water cures oil blood. kidney, and stomach
troubles. persistent nausea, and nervous
insomnia. Pamphlets free. Ilotol now
open. Board $40 per month.
LEWIS w. BURwELL. General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

You can trust the modern hoy for knowing not
only what he wants but where 80 get IT, ~
doesn't take him long 10 take a hint, and 70
doesn't take him long to get into one Of our hand
some suits when his mother finally yields TO his
persuasions. You can't go yory high, for mono Of
these suits are high-prIced, but you can go very
low, for some Of thcrn arc sold at astonishing
figures. Whether you pay three dollars or three
times three, the Investment is equally good
every suit being made so that II will resist tho
wear and tear Of an active boys everyday hie.
For special bargain we call special a:teniionto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
rse FOUNDATION NOW LAID.
,,nortant Papers Placed IN the O0'"'
e,o,o NJ the Military school

,o...asnonsence Of the Richmond Dispatch
sooTriwp NECK, n. c., June lS.,Jdm9l .chnnl
Foundation Saye vi Was laid to-day Professor AH A' n
oaandE aador HS1S q ne building SSST
nc % onS e 10 9rsRsay adToaay q hs
ary school ae en1 also 10 placed along with tins soS
,Ss last catalogue q the old msS for ihe
oi odny INV Of the late announoeineh' i0i
school CONDITION or THE CROPS ,,, ,oun,v
800 areas Of cotton in TINS county y
There are oa ys Ssyss
ng n seSa Sfs MSGs s 4 .ps; 81 SSs SSn ana
on Roanoke rysT nin5 s especially ON the river hS
not all 30 isr ,s he crops on the uplanas m
much oeh,ladt be luton N are both promisin'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
MAYOR DILLON, OF PocAHoNTAS'
The Tie Of May Decided-A Most Exciting
Contest in the Coal city.

poc,uoNTAs. VA. June lS.-The contest
-, ,Sav the 1Sth for mayor between DILLON and
W Witten, both Republicans, being a tie another
election was held to-day. Dillon was elected by
eleven majority. IL was the most exciting con-
test ever held IN town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Fell from the House.

At half past o'clock yesterday afternoon
the city ambulance was summoned TO llartshOrn-
Memorial College 70 attend a coored man who
had fallen from the roof Of house on which he
was working and received painful bruises about
the head and upper portion Of the body. He was
treated and taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

it Is commenced at Last-hhitar1 nv
pointments by the Governor
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. June is.-Active work
on the geological survey of this State,
under act Of tho last General Assembly, mas
commenced IN earnest and the National Gov
ernment ia pushing ahead a map OF the state.
The explorations will be made as thorough as
possible In each county.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The Governor today made the following ap-
pointments: W. G.. Campbell, captain Company
O. Fourth regiment; p. $. Vaughan, second lieu
tenant Company 4, First regiment.
Robert 8. Young, assistant inspector-generaL
and Adjutant-General Glenn left to-day TO AZ
tend the encampment OF the National Guard az
which the Seventh New York regiment Will DC
present.
Grand-Sire Busbee Is still critically III.
EARNINGS AND ExPENSEs.
P. F. Faison, president Of the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the state penitontlary, to-day made a
quarterly report OF the earnings and expenses OF
the institution for the quarter ending May 81
1891. Earnings for March were SO, 5,401.2S
April s16,676.56; May, SlS,792. A: Expenses
for March, s15,3S1.65; April. Sl9,36L34
May, SIS, 1898. Excess Of earnings, 8, ,Olo''6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
TnRn Arrned Tn-DnK.

The motion made on last Monday that
the books and papers Of Lewis Booker now in
custody Of the City Sergeant be restored TO their
owner was set for argument yesterday In the
Hastings Court. By agreement it was continued
unti today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
Kanawha city Lot Sales.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. June ia severe
storm seriously interfered with the sale oi Mana
VIVA City lots to-day, but with al, over SSo,OOO
worth were sold at prices averaging little less
than Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19
TEACHERS ASSEMBLY
ANNUAL ADDRESS or PRESIDENT
MlVoR-THE PROGRAMME.
Plan for a Uniform Course of Instruc-
tion Outlined by Superintendent Fin
ger--Address by Dr. Taimage.
tspecIal telegrnm % tho pispatch.l !

MoREHEAD CRY, N. O., June ls.-Presi-
dent McIver delivered the annual address
before the assembly this morning. The
regular programme was then taken up and
Hon. s. NJ. Finger. State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, outlined a plan for
a uniform course of study for four months
in the public schools. A recess was then
taken until tonight. when Rev. DR.. Tai
mage delivered lecture, An immense
crowd is here to hear the distinguished
preacher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-19

the Washington and the Leo monuments, the
Leo and the Davis mansions, She drill team OF tho
Ilowitzers, SHEPHERDS First Manassas, and OF
tho coats Of arms Of Virginia and Louisiana.
The arrangement OF theee pictures on the neld
was fully described In the DISPATCH about
month ago.