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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
JUST LIKE YOU.
Here Is Something that You win
Recognize.
II Has Not Been q Pleasant Experience iot
You, Either.
This May Give You knowledge You
Never Possessed Before.

You think that you differ from every.
body else. but we are all made up about
alike aud II you read this you will have an
exact expression of your own feelings.
II suffered from dyspepsia for twenty
years. states Mr. Joseph Hogan. Of
Franklin, Mass. (Post-Office Box l49).
THE stomach became weakened, 50 that
after eating what wodld be considered =
full meal il would not be digested, bus
would accumulate in the stomach.
II would have a sense OF fulnHss oe
bloating after eating with distress. and
would suffer greatly with acidIty and
eructations of large quantities OF acrid,
scalding water.
II had tried many remedies without
finding relief, A gentleman who had been
cured of a similar trouble 10y the use OF
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nervo
remedy urged me 70 give 10 n trial. Tho
result justified his confidence. | began
the use Of the remedy three months ago
and have not yet used three bOttletule
and have had perfect relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

pension OF business at o'clock. Al O'Clock
Interesting exercises were held az ~. Lukes
church. After music and rectntions, an address
was delivered by Captain Hunt Chipley, OF rem
sac0la, and a procession then proceeded 10 .ne
cemetery, headed by band. IL consisted OF me
Columbus Guard. a force OF veterans wearing
white and red badges. the Mayor and memberso OF
tho Council and city government. ladies' OF tne
Memorial Association, carriages and the punhc
generally Flowers were abundant ana mo
weather was delightful
Augusta, GA, April 26.-Confederate Nemo-
rial Day was generally observed In Georgia 20
day. being regarded "a . general holiday: Inc
tanks and public of1ces we're closed. IN tn.
morning the Confederate survivors met ana
were addressed by Colonel c. c. Jones, dr ln
tho afternoon the soldiers' graves were deco
rated by the Ladies' Memorial Association. Inc
memorial address was delivered by Hugh '.
Washington, OF Macon, Ga.
ATLANTA Ga, April 26.-Memoria-Day was
nttingIy observed here to-day by n parade de-
coraunR tho graves o. the Confederate deau:
and an grafton by General j. I. Holtzcia"' Oh
Alatama. a..
MACoY. Ca, April 2G.-Mscon observed Me-
morial-Da with her usual display Of respect ior
tho dead. Tho military parade was imposing
and one Of tho largest ever seen on Ike occa-
slon In this city. The orator OF tho day was hon.
Dupont Query. OF this city, VIE spoke NJ tne
cemetery 20 3. 900 people. Tho floral decors-
tions on tho graves were magnificent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
A VARIEGATED ROMANCE.
Alleged Attempt to Kidnap n Wealthy
Georgia CoIored Girl.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


BALTIMORE. Nd, April 26-Dunbar Walton
tcolored) alias Jacob Calhoun aud Louis 5.
Frank, both Of Georgia, we're locked up yester-
day charged with attempting to kldnap Mamie
Tooner an heiress, and daughter Of Nathan
Toomer, a wealthy c0lored resident of Georgia.
Calhoun alterward furnished $500 bail aud
WAS released. The attempt al ABDUCTION was
most daring. including a bribe offered squire
(ensler TO issue a fictitious summons for the ap-
pearance OF the girl at court, when the two men
proposed TO carry tho girl away, her father says.
The girl whom II IL alleged Calhoun and Frank
attempted 10 kidnap, is at ~. Francis Catholic
Orphan Asylum and Academy. She Is well
grown and almost white IN color. inc case is an
Interesting one.
on March 10th tho girl Mamie TOomer was
brought to this city by hor father and placed IN
the orphan asylum. She ~ about j years OF
age and pretty. Her parents are wealthy, her
stepmother. who was Maria EubanS. having re-
Gently been left fortune OF S34O,OOU by a
white man in Atlanta. Mrs. Eubank applied 10
the Georgia Legislature and had her name
changed to Dixon and then married To0mer. A
suit was Instituted at the time. by which Manic
| TOOmer came into the possession OF S1O'OOo.
Charles u. Dixon, son of Mrs. Toomer ana
n step-t trother OF Mamles desired 10 marry her.
| She did not oblec', ami ner mother favored tho
match To prevent this 1Oomer brought tho
| erl here and placed her in the asylum. IL Is
! said that Dixon offered l5.Op0 TO IOomer II ne
would give the girl mp. Walton and Frank came
from Augusta a few days ago, anj, it Is alleged,
/ CONGO ted tho plan OF issuing fictitious sum
mons Tor the girls appearance at court both
were to bring the girl from the institution, Frank
| acting "a caD-iriyer, and then ktinap her.
Toomer told Polce-C Captain Baker that his ro-
| fueaI to allow young Dixon % marry his daugn-
| tor was because he believed OlKon IA aready
| married. He further stated that no believed
| Walton alias Calhoun was agent for some white
| parties. ,,,,-,.
A writ Of habeas corpus for Mamie TONERS
release ltOm the asylum has been sued out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
FREDERICKSBURG oOO-FeLLOWs.
Celebrate Their seventy-fourth Anoiver-
sary-JeDnings Adjudged a LuDatic.

fCorresDonience OF tho Kichmond DlsDatch.l
FREDERICgsBCRG, Va, April 26.-Ihe seventy
fourth anniversary OF the organization of odd
Fellows In this county was celebrated oy
Myrtle Lodge, No. so. T. o. o. f., in their hall
here last Tuesday night.
DR.. James =. Thompson. district deputy
grand master. delivered an admirable address,
winch was greatly enjoyed by members of the
order; also by the large number Oi ladies and
geutomon present who WerO guests OF the
lodge.
Among tho visitors present from n distance
was DR.. II. Henry Hughes, grand marshal Of tho
Grand Encampment t. .. q. +. OF ofPennsylvania.
lie was introduced by Past Grand r. h. Aer-
chant an1 was warmly greeted. lie made a
brief address which wGs very interesting.
Professor B0weringls Band, also quartere,
COMPOSED OF Mcssrs. Adams, smith. SCION, and
Compton, rendered very sEoet music.
kefreshmouts were served, after which the
assembage dispersed. The occasion was In
deed one OF very great pleasure
Sir. John Jennings. young man ~ this city,
was to-day adludged a lunatic by u commission.
Dir. James Z. Reed, OF thls city, has accepted
n position with the Hygiene Company, 10 Wash
ington city.
Sir. Michael Mcdonald. OF this city, caught to-
day with a hook n l0-pOuni German carp IN the
RappahannOck river just above the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
CRApDocK. TERRY & Co..

JOBBERS or BoorS AND nhoEs,
LYScHBURG, Va. November 2. 1892. J
Hessrs. John b. Cary 4 Son. Agenis Bortias
uesiern Mutual L,Je-InstT0iIce Co., Rscos
mOnd. Va:
Gentlemen favor Of the ist ina
slant. stating that the tepth dividend OF
S55. 30 on my policy. No. ll7.32l, len-Pay-
ment Life, of IS. eco. would bo paid in cash
on the 23d instant, received.
wish simply 70 say that the result is ex-
tremely gratifying and the dividends have
been larger than the ones estimated by
YOU and your local agents IN advance oe
the maturity Of this policy. The net cost
of tins 5000 paid.up participating policy
has been Sl,623.O9. which is less than any
similar pohcy issued by any other OF tho
Oid.Line Companies which have como IN.
der nv observation. and have on several
occasions challenged agents OF other COM
names to produce q similar policy with
s,milar conditions and showing as good y
result, but none Of them have yet done
so.
| wish the Northwestern continued sues
cess. Yours truly, Joas W. CEAppecK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

Allcocks Porous Plasters are unap-
proachable in curative properties. rapidi-
ty, and safety Of action, and arc the only
reliable plasters ever produced. Ihey
thirty years use by the public; their viz
tues have never been equalled by. I'M
scrupulons imitators who have sought TO
trade upon the reputation OF Allcocks by
making plasters with holes Ia them. and
claiming them 10 be Just as good as All;
cock's,I and they stand to-day endorsed
by not only the highest medical authori-
ties. but by millions of grateful patients
who have proved their efficacy as house
bold remedy.
Begare of limitations, and do not be de-
eeiycd by misrepresentation. Ask for ALI
cocks aud let no solicitation or explans-
ton induce you to accept substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
WILHELM IN ITALY.
He Has - Narrow Escape Near Rome from
Serious Accident.
LRY AnElo.American cable 70 the DIspatch.l

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
ROME. ITALY, Aprn 2G.-Ths German Emperor
had a narrow escape today from a serious accl-
dent. Tho Emperor WAS being driven IN car
rage 70 the railway at Frascati, which lies on a
elooe of the AIbauo Mountains about thirteen
miles from Rome. The carringe was oyertuineu
at O curve In the road and tho horses feu. Inc
groom. VINO was sitting behind, was thrown OIL
and the carriage was damaged. Tbs Emperor
was not injured and after asccrtaining that the
groom was also uniniured he proceeded IN an
oIher carriage 10 the station.
A crowd Of people, attracted by the Emperor
started from Korne al 5 o'clock this morning on
an excursion In the vicinity Of the Campagna de
Koma. The Emperor was met with cerem0nlous
re.eptions everywhere by the local oilcials. and
the populace iOinod IN hearty scclamatlohs Oh
welcome Tho thoroughiares were decorated III
honor Of the imperial visitor. and the city wore
"A gala appearance. Tne Emperor was on hls
way back from this excursion when his carnage
wa5 Overturned as Frasceti.
Tho German Ambassador and the Empress
drove 20 the vatican In n frussinn carriage ana
spent some time in viewing the Vatican galleries
and grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

"I have eaten all kinds Of food and ~.
gest il without the slightest difficulty. 2
consider myself cured of NV confirmed
dyspepsia. IL gives mo pleasure TO testify
TO the efficacy OF DIR. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy IN my case"
IL Nlr. Hogans case does not describe
your symptoms and feelings it comes very
near it, and the same remedy will cure YOU
if you will use 1t. You will find II the best
spring tonic and restorative, for i Will
give Won perfect digestion, inyigorate and
enrich your blood. and make your nerves
strong and steady.
Doctors. druggists-in fact. everybody
recommends il, for everybody knows 10
cures. 1t is purely vegetable and harmless,
and is sold by druggists for 81.
Ii is the prescription and discovery OF
DIR. Greene. of 80 west Fourteenth street.
New York. the most successful physician
and specialist IN curing nervous and
chronic diseases. The Doctor can be conc
suited free, personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
. Beautiful View.

One of the most charming views 20 be
obtained In Chicago IS that which lncludes
Lake Michigan. Washington Park. tho
boulevard, and the World's-Fair buildings
in the distance.
Such glimpse Of natural and artificial
beauty is commanded by the The Renfost,
new and elegant 490-room European
hotel, which is located on Fifty-second
street ard Cottage-Groye avenue.
During the exposition the United states
troous and West Point cadets will drill
and parade daily opposite The kenfost~
The rates are ~ per day and upwards,
The Renfost is within twenty minutes OF
the heart Of the city--seyen minutes OF the
World STAIR grounds. The hotel opens
May lst. Rooms can now DO secured oy
letter or telegram addressed TO DR.. HEsBr
J. REYNOLDS & Co.. Proprletors, or LLws
LELAND, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
OF the opinion that It will require month to

Of the opinion that Il will require q month TO
put things In presentablo shape.
The monster 2,000-horse- power engine
which will DO oct I'm motion when President
Cleveland toaches the button on Monday was
tested last night for the nrst time. It's ponder
Gus wheels revolved with such ease and pre-
cision that the on-l0okers could scarcely believe
II was in motion OF al. IL was tested In every
part and not a flaw was found. IL Was simply
perfect. To-day mechanics are at work connect
ing II with dyDamos and betting IL up for tho
great work to begin on Monday.
The electricaltountatn, which has required 30
much arduous and skilled labor during the last
three months, Is almost finished. 1t Will bo In
readiness for its lrs, display when the monster
engine begins TO WORK.
Another woudrous accomplishment Is the work
Of building an elevated railroad Into the grounds.
The terminal has been completed, and by sun
day IL VIII be ready to land passengers In the
grounds. In eighteen days the company has
luiit an immense reich Of track, constructed
suspension bridge with span Of 100 feet oyor
the Illinois Central tracks, and erected its ter
rninaI station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Treasurer O,Brien,s Property.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 26.-Preyious To
he departure Of NJ. J. OBren. late supreme
treasurer Of the Catholic Knights 0t America,
he executed deeds of trust on certain valuable
real estate In this city Tor the benent of that or
ganizatiou and TO cover any sums of the order
found missing. The deeds OF trust were attacked
by certain Of O'BrieB's general creditors, repre-
senting some $4,000 worth Of doDts. To-day
Chancellor Mcconnell handed down an opinion
holding said deeds OF trust valid and dlsmissing &.
the bills Of creditors attacking them. This. In
effect, holds thr properly for the benent OF tho
catholic Knighte OF Smorica. IL Is valued Al
ab,u. , n DQD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
TERMS ACCEPTED.
THE PRESENCE OF TROOPS HAS
MARKED EFFECT ON NEGROES.
Contracts for the Lease OF Lots in Prepa-
ration-No Violent Measures
Needed-The Press.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l ]

NEwBERsE. N. c.. April 26.-The James
City matters are being closed without vio-
lence. The terms offered by Mr.. Bryan to
lease the lots bave been accepted by the
negroes. and the preparation OF the con-
tracts has been going on to-day. The
troops will be held here until the whole
affair is arranged.
The North Carolina Press Association IS
in session here and large delegation Is
present. This morning the members wero
gwen an excursion down the river on the
steamer Neuse, Of the f.. G. ID. line. by Mr..
George Henderson. agent. They are to
90 70 the Worlds Fair in May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Tho GirIs at Old Point.

"B,uco" thus writes to the Norfolk LeageT
from Richmond:
A Richnond society man who returned iroin
Old Point saturday says that a naval ofiicer told
him that he kissed more girls down thore tbah
evor before In his lite. This IL no doubt slaa-
der upon the fair sex who are staying a. that
famous resort. The most OF the girls VINO "eIo
guests ct the Old Point hotels last week ana the
week before were northern bellies. rev, II an ,,
OF tho Richmond girls spent any cOnslderaoie
time down there during the rendezvous
The same gentleman who gave this inlOrina,
ton tells mo that no heard pretty giri ~ Olu
Point Friday ask her escort, naval Russian
oiiicer 20 lacs her boot The pretty foot was
placed in an elevated position and the gsIAh'
foreigner, Ia a bunging way, proceeded 10 COM
ply with the rsauest. "This," said the fair one,
SIS ono Of the things you will have 70 learn 10
dO.p The Russian quickly replied IN his broken
IngliBh, "0h, think shall quickly learn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Green Goods.

Don't be tempted to invest in them:
You will get into trouble every time and
in the end poverty and disgrace. The
genuine Uncle SANS green goods are the
only ones of value. They mako you rich.
especially when used To purchase SIM
mons Llver Regulator TO your lndiRes-
ton. Dsspepsia. Constipation. or Bilious
ness, or drive away Malaria. Don't be
tempted to take anything else in place Of
tue Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

4 fow days ago a number of wOrkmen on
ga-ed in cutting down trees for Hon. w. W.
Baker about tnroe miles from Coa!hell, in
Chesterfield county, tellei n spanish oak 2S
inches in diameter Upon beif g stripped Ot lts
bark Sir. Baker discovered u..Jn its surface,
which was elsewhere perfectly regular, the life-
si2erehoyo OF a woods duck. The duck Is pictured
upon the trunk Of the tree with great bOldness
and fidelity. Its open bill. ewes, ear, and craw
are very distinct, 80 indeed are the neck, body,
and folded wings. The fowl appears IA In SIT
ting posture. Tnis Is indeed rdra drts and -
evidently tho Spontaneous growth Of the wood
and is 50 faithful 20 require no Imagination
70 see IN It the outlines OF tho duck. Mr.. Baker
has had this section Of the trunk sawn oil, aud
made n present OF II 10 Mr.. Milton Cayce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27

after an illness OF SIX days Captain wiitse was
appointed 20 the Naval Academy from New
York ana had been in tho navy about thirty
cight yearti fifteen oi which was sea service.
Ills last duty was tho command OF tho Boston,
from which no was detached about four months
ago and placed on waiting orders. lie COM
fnanded tho Boston during the trouble at Hawaii
and lod the marines that hoisted our nag cStaD-
fishing prOieciOrate over the Islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Rain AT CHICAGO.
Almost Another FloOd-Wonderful work
on Morld's-Fair Buildings.
nv teIograrh TO the DisD1tch.i

ny telegraph to the Dispatch.
JACKSON PARK. CHICAGO, Ill, April 26.-lhe
Johnstown-n record appeared IN fair way
almost TO be outdone by the rain to-day. but
the warning clements seem 10 have lost their
terror 80 far a. the management OF the NOrld
Columbian Exposition u concerned. me VGes
work OF bringing tho night enterprise 10
state OF completion goes s,eaiily On II spite 0.
tho wind and the weather. The blizzard,
the cyclone, ana tho deluge each IN turn
have turned themselves loose on TAO
great white city, and each in turn have
failed 10 cheek It's mighty progress during tno
winter there was almost IA unprecedented IAN
OF snow. Bi2Zards RACED WIN velOclly 'hht
would have startled the inhabitants of DAKOTA,
and now for tho last fortnight there nhs Deen an
almost steady dovnpour of rain. But to-day, a.
before, new wonders appeared 20 rise out oi the
ground until one was prone 10 believe the man-
agement had secured Aladdin's lamp 10 ald 10
overcoming what would seem iusurinouftaDleo OF
stacles. Tho mire and mud that would naturally
TO expected were to-day nnaliy wiped oui, anu
the sound concrete roads winding IN anu ouI
among the labyrinth OF palatal buildings anu
representing work that would sOcm az glance
10 REQUIRE months Of time for completing are
done practically IN less than tTenty-four hours.
PoDderous machines tons in weight were thls
afternoon moro rapidly than ever being pisAcu
up and shifted about and put IN place IN
moment The immense temporary power
house which was built TO supply tempo
TRry power when the great WORK was
begun, and which presented such au uh-
signify appearance Just south of the trans
portalion builtlng, stood intact yesterday lhis
morning not one yestlse OF IL renamed. IL vas
rGzed 10 the ground during last nighi, ana this :
afternoon gang Of labOrers has 80 smoothed
over the surface where II stood that u seems IN
credible that only twenty-iour hours ago an
enormous building occupied the space. but
there is an army OF $4,000 men working IN re-
lays night and day, with all the assistance lhat
modern invent on and science can provide. ana
this great army works with systematc pre-
clsion. Each laborer knows his place; he has
task 20 perform. so much work Is laid out tor
each one each day and ne does II. -
The management now admit that tue ialr
will not BE- com plete In all IL parts ~ mex,
Monday when President Cleveland will formally
open the exposition. Bot nearly every one nhe
knows anything about t declares shat, even
though diminished, tho grand exhibition VIII have
90 far advanced towards completion that whht
will romain 20 be done will De scarcely notices.
BILE. There will De so much OF u completed that
by tho time one sees that part thoroughiy tue
woxkmen viii have pat the nnisning teurnes on
what now remaius ~ be dane. Others, how
sysr. are iesa ssn9uluo and or proe1 themselves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
salem May BE Wet" for Two Years
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l

SALEM, VA, April 26.-It ls not az all certain
yet that the fact o: the "Drys" carrying Salem
district By IL majority on Monday viii prevent
liquOr being sold here for the next two years.
for tao Wets have docketed motion ia tho
County Court, asking tnaI the election Do Sc,
aside on the grounds that the voting was not
conducted according 10 law, nnd that number
OF students OF Roanoke College (non-resdcnisl
were allowed 10 vote for the "Drys.' In add-
tlOn 10 this three bar-room keepers obtained
license on Saturday from the County Court ac-
cordng 70 law, aud they will claim that their
licenses cannot be now revoked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Cancht Under an Embankment.

While tho city hands we're doing some eXca-
yating on south Laurel street yesterday after
noon an embankment cayed IN. catching white
man under pile OF the dirt.
lie was extricated from his perilous position
and tho ambulance sent for. The doctor in
charge found the man suffering very much and
In a serious condition. lie was treated and
taken TO n's home. on Eighteenth and Main
streets. The almshouse physician failed TO get
the name OF the injured man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
A Dead Body fouod on Fox Island
fSnacfai talaxrani IN tina utsDatcnl

TAsLEY, Va, April 26-whlle Mr. William
Ellenger was walking along the shore OF FOX
Island, In Pocomoke Sound, last Saturday no
discovered the dead body OF an unknown mar
The body was badly decomposed ana there was
nothing on or about IL Dy which II could De idsu-
tfed. Nj. Ellenger sent messenger 20 ,no
mainland for an oficer 10 hold an induess, Out
nothing could 20 ascertsnet as 20 the idenuty
OF tne dead man. Mr.. Elleuger had tho BODY
decently buried ou Fox Island. Is Is supposed
that tho man was drowned from al oyssef-poas
during the cold Weather last winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
J.mes C,tv Nominations.

fCOrrespondOnce Of tue hlchmOhI DisUa'pn'i
TOAN0, VA. Aprll 20.-At Democratic district
meetings held to-day the following nomihet'OhF
were made: PoWhatan District-for SuperVls0r'
}. r. Jones; Justices, Marcus So'relt y. W.
snencer. and A. ". Joining; Oyerseer OF the
Poor }. A. Barnes; Constable. Carter CoWlas.
The following were elected delegates TO the
county convention % be heli In NlliemsOufs
nex; Saturday: II. y. Warren, c. A. Branch,
and 4. 4. Martin. tono-uOuse District-super-
visor r. H. Wright; Justices, K. G. Chapman
X NJ Garrett, and J. n. Jennings. delegates
Il. 5. Asnloy, ID. ". Marst0n, and :. ;. Hankins'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
The state Medical Examining and tho
Health boards.

The members OF the state Board Of Medical
Examiners were busy yesterday marking the OK
ANIMATION papers of the applicants Tor liconse 10
practice medicine. The board viii meet In tho
Hall Of the House % Delegates this morning at .
O'Clock. when It viii be known who have passed.
the ordeal.
The state Beard Of Health will meet at the
same place nt , O'clock this afternoon. Both
boards were entertained by Dr. Hugh NJ Taylor
az his residence last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
They Elected a Principal.

Ata meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Richmond Female Institute hold on Iuts lay
evening "a number Of matters tending 10 the por-
motion Of tho interests Of the school were dis
cussed The selection OF % faculty for the next
scholastic year was subject which received
much consideration. All the places have not
yet been filled, hut 4 very competent lady woo
has n long while filed n similar position In one
OF the southern seminaries has been selected as
tie principal Of the school Or. Nelson Will con-
tinue as the president OF the institute.