Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-15
ANNUAL ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Tho Money for the Pippins withheld
Notes from the University.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHAsLorrYsvmLE. Va, January i4.-The
stockholders Of the Peoples National Bank
have elected director for the ensuing year,
as follows; W. w. Flanagan. &. II. bar-
man. John b. Moon. Henry NJ. Gleason.
NJ. I.eterman, James Perley. and Is. II.
Pace. The latter gentleman was to-day
elected president
The Charlottesville Woollen- Mills have
| elected officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: IL. G Marchant. president; Q. A.
furbush. vice president; J. J.. Cochran,
treasurer. These gentlemen, together
with Messrs. Eugene Davis, X. q. Nalen-
tine. Louis L. Hanckcl. and William
| HOtopp, constitute the Board of Directors.
A dividend OF per cent. was paid on the
preferred and common stock and large
sum carried 20 the surplus fund.
Letters have been received by several OF
| the COyesvile consignors of apples TO
| Green a WINERY, Liverpool (who recent
| Iy failed stating that the proceeds are IN
| the hands OF J. C. Houghtcn a. Co. (the
| creditors) who refuse 10 hand the money
over. Counsel for the shippers claim that
| Houghton d Co. have no right to hold the
| funds.
Fines 10 the amount of s1.2l3.97 were
collected by the chief of police during the
past year.
INTERESTING LECTURE.
At the regular meeting Of the Philo-
| sophical Society at the University next
| Saturday, Professor Hanneman. an NJ. A.
of the University Of Virginia, also Pm ID;
OF Leipsic. now professor OF literature ana
history at Hampden-Sidney. will read
| paper Of especial interest on the local his,
| tory Of the State. All are urged 70 attend
| this lecture, az no doubt IL will be well
worth hearing.
special weekly clinic for the treatment
| of the eve and car is conducted by Profess
sor +. Is. Barrnger, of the University;
There are three special free clinics held
every week for the INDECENT Of the city and
county, the average monthly attendance
upon them being between eighty ana nne-
BY patients. -.
After very pleasant visit TO Mr.. John
S. Patton and family, Miss May Ferguson
left for her home in Waynesboro this
morning. She was accompanied by Mr.
Patton.
Mrs. Campbell c. Cochran, of Bristol, is
at Rugby the home OF her father
General Thomas l.. Rosser. Miss Cochran,
who accompanied Mrs. Cochran, left yes
terday for Culpeper.
Mr.. Hunter PenGleton, Of Lexington, is
in the city visiting friends and relatives.
Nlr. j. A. Smell. of Wisconsin,. is here
with view Of settling IN our midst
Mr.. James Burnley. who lives near Rio
Mills, is very Ill and is thought to be be-
yond recovery.
Major X. r. Mason, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is well enough 10
be out again.
NoIEs FROM THE UNIVERSITY.
The Texas Club has met and resolved
that as a tribute 10 the memory OF the
Confederate dead buried here that they
assess each member 81 and devote the
amount TO the memorial fund Of which the
ladies' Confederate Memorial Association
has charge. IL was also resolved that
circnlar-letter be sent to the principal
papers in Texas asking for donations to
this object.
Mr.. j. III. Paxton, Of the Kappa Sigma
| fraternity. has been elected editor-in-chief
OF Corks and CtrLs. in place of Dir. Gus. A.
| Breaux, resigned.
very complimentary set of resolutions
| have been adopted by the chemistry class
expressive Of their regret at the reslgna;,
| ton of Mr. II. NJ. Learey, the efficient and
| popular instructor in this school. Dir.
| Charles Findley has been appointed to
succeed MIR. Learey. The latter gentle
man lett on Monday.
Mrs. j. X. Bryan IL quite Ill: 49,.
| Mr. Joseph Guthrie. an NJ. ID. Of 1890,
| has been appointed assistant surgeon IN
| the United States navy.
Mr.. White, of Yale College, spent seve-
| raj DAYS with Mr.. Stewart last week.
MIR. Richard Thomas is sick with grip.
IL IS understood that MIR. William T..
Petero, Jr.. expects to accepts position
| in Norfolk soon.
DIR. Dixon M. d.. 1s91) has been appoint
ed assistant demonstrator Of anatomy to
succeed DIR. A. w. Greenway. recently re-
signed 10 accept a position in hospital
IN New York.
Mr.. Jefferson Warn. b. l. 1891, and we'll
known in Charlottesville, has been APP
pointed city attorney by tine Barlow fla
| City Council.
Mrs. Wheeler is quite sick at Professor
| Tuttle's
Mir. Harper, who played such fine
ouarter-back on the Trinity foot ball team
| In the Richmond game between that team
and the "Varsities," Is taking the law
course here. He will return next session.
MIR. Daniels, of the same team, has written
Instructor Lambeth 10 the effect that he
expects to take che law course here next
session.
MIR. Colston Blackford has so far recov-
cred from his recent injuries AS to be out
again.
Up TO date sol matriculates appear upon
the books of the proctor-the largest num-
Der since the war.