Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20
STUDENT SLUGGERS.
q, oooy FIGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY
ON SUNDAY MORNING
, or Fourteen Rounds Fought-The
Men Laid Up-Probsbie Action Oh
the Facuity-Othsr Notes.

...,oond.nce Of tho Richmond Dispatch.i
Cg,ptorrzsyILLE Va. December H.
rso usnal meeting of the "Jef" Literary
Gao;otv Of the University of Virginia was
I'll on saturday night. Another stormy
session was held. the leaders Oh tne Two
factions making speeches in the most pit'er
LANGUAGE. The fight Is over the election
81 fnal president Of the society. the can
S;dates being NJ. NJ. Mcclure and Mike
C.nnon The candidates do not take any
~ IN the fight, but their cause is chain-
,p';onad 6y their friends. Some WeeSs nEV
hCsnayy constitution, recently huopteu;
tu-inst and ever SINCE the societ' couiI
DC nothing bit meet ana aulouIn.. III
Sotnrday night after the exciteniene nj
subsidized sufficiently the society ,u9Srnino a
onJ about 2 O'Clock SUNDAY mornins
Moodv FIGHT took place between the feau
ors ~ the two factions as q resulI OF tue
Language used by them in the nan OF 'ue
society. .rr,o
7, 90 said.that the fight was one OF the
most sanguinary ever seen AT the un III -,
~ The participants we're IN peu ah 10,
yesterday. and il is likely that one OF t a
will be under the care OF the uoc.ol JOSH. r 49,
,roak ar more. Neither of the young men men
80 athletes. and as q consequence pioou
Herrod lilo water. Twelve or fourteen
ronnds were fought. tits thought that tne
tocuItv will take some action IN tnS lnhO-
va. Every session the scenes In TINS So
oiotv are very exciting over the election OF
final president. but this year SESSIONS
have been the stormlest IN It's hiS'''
ToBE MARRIED.
The Rev. b. II. Dement,. wen KNOWN ~
This eity. where he attended the anINeIsiy
AT the same time pastor OF SEVERN enuio H. 80
~ the neiphborhood. will be marrle1 10
NJ Maggie Z. Mitchell. of NashvliIe,
I'm ON January Sd. Mr.. Dement, IS now
1,es,or ~ the Baptist church In Lexington,
W. immediateiy after the marriage they
will 20 TO Lexington. , a. Chm
Mr.. A. Z. Blbb has returned u NHai
lottesville, his contemplated Trip haVln VIM.
been broken up by crcuInstahc9a o h;s
which he had no control. lie lelL uuS
Ganebter. Miss Ludie, in Washington
where she is under treatment by apnysi-
clan. . I, IN Rich
iil Wri F O. Pevton. of Charleston, W. Va,
is the guest of Mrs. G. G. Ilnsley.
PERSONAL.
Dr W G. n. Randolph, rector or the
University of Virginia, was taken suddenly
i'll Yesterday. Coobror
The condition OF Juuet Oohh i' ~
who has been suffering from apopleXy, Is
greatly improved this morning.
Mis- frank Brown. who has been attend
inc school at Harvard, has arrived at home
TO spend the holidays. r D...oa,o-
Mr.. Frank Yenable. son OF PROFESSOR
Charles S. Venable, is at the University on
MIR +. 5. Garnett is visiting in Washing
The Rev. b. A. Abbott, of the Disciples.
church. and the Rev. b. f. Lipscomb, OF
the Methodist church, exchanged pulpits
The pastors of the city have arranged
for the observance of the week OF pray CT
by union meetings. ~, ~.
The damage sustained by Mr.. G.. W. OIL
vier by the recent fire at his store was
-. 600 on stock and S117 on the building.