Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-09

The Cirruit Judge on Tuesday last dlssOlYe1
tho Injunction 40 the contested hIu0r-i,C,eus g,
tax case - Chase city, AMI gave the decision IN
/ favor u tho town. stating that tho license I'M
posed by the Council on the sale OF liquor, sow,
| was leglL The Wh.sIoy dealer al once pald inc
! liceuse-t1X.
| Normal school at Farmyiie were inauSurnted
/ Monday night by an address 20 the society ot
the Daughters ~ Virginia ~ u" Kew. Dr'
| Youuc Of Richmond, on " The Making Of the
Woman" The chosen orator was very happy IN
the presentation Of his theme. Tie event OF
Tuesday evening was htHs Parrishs learned
essay on "Nomans Work before the AluWnH
So~tcty Of TIE school. Regret - very general
mi Miss Parrish having accepted place In the
new Lyrchburg school win sover her relations
W.T. tne state NOrniul The nn1l exercises oc-
CURED Wednesday nchL diplomas were Is
sued by General IallhforO. President OF the
poor1 a Trustees 10 the following voting ladies :
Fun Graduates. February Class-h. Alma
Bland. Mary Il. Boyd. ROBERTA !. Curtif. Matte
+. Davidson. Myrus Davis, 'alhe GdhHm, Mary
L. cray. Ahce ". HGrgOyes. susie Mlchie,
Settte f. Morton, Janc NJ. TAbb, Bes-
sic NOD. Turner, aud Lillian WhitehGad.
June Glass-Bianche BALDWIN. Fanny J.. bid
good. Emily :. Crump, Ada +. Aapp, Resale
Morton Ncrrmac Xosoy, Mituo Rogers, liatiy
b. St"gor. Lena Walton. George watson. Mary
Is White. Isahel Wicker, Ega :. WINS, ana ho-e
Womack. Professional Graduate-Julia H..
Egsle.ton. 1hctrIste"s nllrd vacancies IN the
faculty a. follows Mathematics, Miss Gay rat
tcson Manchester, Va uate OF holyoEe. Mass :;
science. Miss Fannie Iittleton. Charlottesville,
IA Nus,c and Phvsicnt Culture, Miss Ayra
Ross. Boston, Mass: Assistant Mathcmat'S,
Niss Lolita !. Harvie, Amelia, Va.
Captain J.. T. lcat'nan, commanding the Leo
l!iNcs Fourth Virginia Regiment, has resigned
pyriug the month OF May there we're Silly
folr hir'hs aud oichty-tWo desths m Norfolk.
The tux Edgar LucScnbacn reports passing a
vessel bottom no ok miles of Winter Quarter
Shoal nGhlship, lying in the path and very dan
Csrpent.r W. A. Berry has been detached
from tho Gosport navy-yard and ordered 10 the
United state steamer san Francisco.
Col mel v illi.m "A. Stewart VIII deliver the
| s.dro-s Of welcome 70 the Grand Camp Con-
| fcdcrato Veterans in Portsmouth, on tue lJth
instant. Tee camp meets In Pytdian Casti9 on
iiigh street Captain George ". X. hcD0nncl
Ea- been selected as chief marshal OF the un'
yelling ami INC mortal parade.
Mr.. i. q. (hamb>rlaine, general auditor oi
the Atlau'lc ard IGnville railroad. has resigned
10 teS0 position IN chicago.
Inc Pantops Academy held its closing eIer-
cises Yesterday morning. Professor John r.
! Sampson. the principal, presided and announced
| the distinctions and awarded the price. seven
| gold scholarship medals were awarded as io.'
| Iowa: j. LichtOn Stuart, Of Hang CHOW. China,
who attained the highest average In the echooi
| j. G.. Duke, Of Mississippi, j. d. WO0dslde' OF
| south Carolina; A L. Day. OF Texas ". }. Bel
| lamy, Of Nilmngt.n, y. C.; g. {; siilitnan' o
Texas, and Thomas l.. hume. Of Washington
| u. C. hiCht silver scholarship medals we're
! awarded. and one 81 these 10 James I. Carneai
| OF Richmond Mr.. Carneal was also awarded
| medal-togeihcr with twenty-seyen others-fol
| department. 800
| ono OF the most exciting ball games Of the
| season was that played al stanton yesterday
| afternoon between Charlottesville ana Stann'
| ton. Tho latter won in the ninth inning by q
| garrison finish. Score 10 ..
| ,loe Nenablo cO.OieD was seriously injured
| Yesterday 10y % blow on tho head with base
| ball bat delivered by George Taylor ,colorei) al
| stanton.
Confederate McmOrinl-Day In Petersburg vii
| be observed to-day. The ccremon .es will be OF
| the SIMPLEST character, consisting OF prayer
| singing. ana a brief idross. The Gd iress MI
| Oe delivered 10y Rev. DIR. i. W. ROsebro.
| The friends Of observation-disclosures j. HOgC
! Tyler I'm Pulaski City held an informal meeting
| "Wednesday in which they most heartily eniorsec
his candidacy ior Governor, commenting him a.
| a man. lifelong Democrat. farmer, and hard
| worker for the material Development OF Tho
| State rs Iieuicunnt-GOyernOr, ani as The
| stroDgest ana most available candidate
| Inc crop outlook throughout the >on!hsiie /:
| the bost known ~ many years. The hbives
| Will begin next week. The oat crop is also very
! fine But, remarkable 10 state, though the sea
| ticaliy "A failure and tue yield VIII not I've owe
| half the average The farmers are at loss 4
| account for this
| There il n contest In Brunswick county for The
! ONCE Of Clerk. Tho contestant "a ex-senator
| Rawlings, the defeated Republican candidate
| aud the cOntestee IL Mr. Mallory, Tho Successful
| Democratic candidate.
| Dysontrry is very prevalent in some portions
| Of stafford county. Mr.. Samuel Callahan lost
! child on Wednesday and Mr. William Callahan
| Is seriously III with the same disease.