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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
FORCED TO QUIT.
ELkHORN STRIKERS COMPEL NON
UNION MEN TO LEAVE.
Marched Them to the Railroad sta
tiOn-New-COmers Captured or
termincd.

POCAHONTAS, VA. July c.-(Speclal)
boldened by their advantages OF yesterday
determined this morning TO rid themselves
Of a troublesome obstacle. They proceeded
to the Lick Branch mines in body and
compelled every man, with his goods and
chattels, TO form in line. They then start
ed on line Of march up the Elkhorn,
gathering In every non-union man they
could catch. and proceeded through the
Big tunnel 10 Bluestone Junction. where
they directed their prisoners to take the
railroad and pursue an eGsterly course.
giving them gentle admonitons that If
they were caught again on the Elkhorn
they would be severely DEALT with.
CAPTURE OR BRIGHTEN THEM.
The operators are bringing in new men
by every train. but the union strikers
either pursuade them 10 join their BODY
or frighten them away as fast as they
come. The strikers are determined that
the non-union men shall not work in the
mines and the operators are getting tired
Of their interference. and are equally de-
termined that they shall work. Hence the
operators are strengthening their guards
They prefer TO employ as guards Virginia
soldiers who have been on duty at Poca-
hontas. Some OF these have already en-
listed in their service. and others are
daily coming They pay the guards s. per
day and board.
AS GREAT AS EVER
The differences between the operators
and strikers are as great to-day IA they
ever were, and il is very apparent that
there can be no reconciliation until con-
cessions are made by both sides. The
operators are Offering TO pay by the mine
car AT a reduction Of - per cent from
old prices. and the strikers are demand
ing scales and old prices.
II Is said by dislnterested persons tnat
the miners cannot make living wages at
the terms offered by the operators.
A BASIS SUGGESTED.
II IS the opinion Of your correspondent
that the only basis upon which a settle
ment can be arrived at will be to pay Tor
mining coal by the mine-car OF stand
ard. regulation size at the old prices. ne
operators will never cOncede scales lot
various reasons, and the miners VIII not
work by mine-cars of underlined sizes AT
the reduced prices. and ii seems unr. l.
sOnable TO expect them 10 do so. Inc VIZ
ginia mines are paying BY standard
mine-car at old prices and are satlshed
with their profits: and why should not
the West Virginia mines establish the
same terms?
Both sides are unreasonable In their
demands, and both sides are entitled 10
justice as well.
Troops May BE Sent.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July IA
telegram from the Eikhorn mining
region this morning indicates that the
situation Is hourly growing more serious
The 1900 miners who have been out on
the strike are reduced almost to starva-
ton. and az many Of them will be refused
employment. they are growing desperate.
Adiutant White. Of the Governors staff.
thinks troops will be required to preserve
order.
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else his genius. The pity was that 10
many others followed suit on the same
lines, creating fashion by copying the
form with slight appreciation OF the
essence.
Theocritus was well enough. but the
faint OF artifciallty Hes upon his earliest
imitators. The Latin pastoral followed
Bion and Moschus. and most succeeding
poets have hung upon Virgins footsteps.
so that 1t is not surprising that We find
little natural force In the eclosues OK
Pope and Phillips, to say nothing OF the
earlier limitations of Boccacci0 and his
school. Spenser. Ii Is true, has more OF
the country air in his Shepherds Ca
!endar" but the bulk of his successors
preferred Italian artifce to English oriSi-
nallty, and since his time there has been
no serious effort TO revive the true hucolic
poetry OF Theocritus. unless possibly we
accent the Gentle Shepherd" OF Allan
Ramsay. Such poetry. indeed. should be
always tinged with the hue OF dialect,
and the Scots tongue Is as good sub
stitute as may be found for the Doric OF
the Sicilian poet. There IL n passage or
rustic amorous raillery In this eclogue Of
Ramsay's as good as any between Daph-
mis- and Menalcas-the lines beginning:
Last morning I was gay and early out,
Upon dixie | leaned. glowering about,
/ saw my Meg come linking DER the lea;
] saw my Meg. but Megsy saw ma me-
/ wonder we have not more after this
model instead OF so many Strephons and
Chloes, or (Which are but little better
Uobblnols and BIowzallndas. We have
not had many singers to this tune since
the worthy AlIaa. In fact, pastoral poet
~ might well be revived again, not as
burlosQue. after Gays manner. but as
a reality. There are other dialects, as
has been proved in Dorsetshire, that
would trip gayly enough 10 this measure,
besides the Scotch. Indeed. / imagine
that the world possesses also a volume
OF Irish idyls. more or less in the right
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Ancient order Of American Work.
mcn-CherriEG Them tp.

mcn-CherriEG Them tp.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 2.-CSpe-
oiaI)-New life has been injected into
Spartan Lodge. 30 TO- Ancient order
United Woikmen. Of this city The
Iodee was organized several years ago.
and was a vigorous body as first. Some
off the or.ginal members lCf here, how
ever. and Interest I'm the lodge began to
ahste. Finally the regular meetings
were discontinued altogether. = snort
time ago j. ". r. Gillian, of Baltimore
DEPUTY Grand Master OF the order Tor
Maryland aul Virginia, came TO this city
and since his arrival he has been work
ing hard IN the interest OF Spartan Lodge.
As q result. many new members lhclnu-
inC some Of the most prominent men IN
the City. have been added 10 the roster
OF the lodge. and regular meetings have
been resumed At meeting last llSAt
seven new members were initiated and
the following officers elected: W. q.
GatoWood past master workman; DT {.
r. Gillian. master workman; >. NJ DICK
er.ou. foreman; r. Lee Davis. oVerscer'
j sheldon Jones. recorder, ", II. Teiiinan,
Auunc.es. ". ). Ioyentan, receiver; l.. \.
TimbcrIaEc. Guide, Moss shepherd. in
side watchmlni b. L. Wingneid. outside
yyatchmau. ~. ". iarwo0d. q. ". Lon
man. AMI John i. Clde. trustees. Several
members of the order frcm Hampton ana
old Point were present. Deputy-Grani-
Master Gillian viii bc mere several days
longer
The steamship Dago sailed to-day for
Hamburg. with 100000 slaves and deck
load OF logs. The cargo was shipped
Dy the STANDARD OIL Company.
THE GUNBOATS.
Twenty-one boats win b. built at the
Portsmouth navy-vard Tor the three quit
boats now in course OF construction at
the shlp-yari here.
The hose-cart hought In Philadelphia
recently by Liberty Fire Company. No. !.
is here. The company is arranging TO
give parade tomorrow evening
The steamer Washington, whicd has
been no the ship-yard for lw0 weeks, let
to-day. AFTER being thoroughly oterhGuled.
Shs RESUMED her trips on the Norfolk and
Washington line tonight
This morning "a gang or trlE-ps were
arrested Boa the suburbs OF the City while
engaged iu consuming three crates OF
beer. The officer thought The tr-ups had
stolen the beer but 10 turned ont that one
of the "hohus" lad bought the beverage
for the purpose Of cheering mp" his COM
panions, a. b. termed it, Two of the
tramps Were sent t. jail for vagrancy
ana the others were released.
O. G.. johnson. well-knOwn young
Telegraph operator. who has been con
nected with the Western Union Office in
4 this city. has accepted a position as as
ksistant 10 j. $. Wray manager of the
Postal Telegraph Office
a j. y. Swiner-on. manager Of Hotel War
1vick. and wife. who have been on a visit
1to the Peelss OF otter, returned home this
2n0rnins
IA H. l.. Pulliam. wcll-known lawyer Of
~ ~nchcs'er. is mere on a Visit 10 his faith
ftr. a. e.. Puliam.
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THE OLD DOMINION.
NOTES PICKED up IN THE COCK
AIDE CITY.
shipments of Tobacco In Junc--The
bicycle Ordinance Agnin-In an
Economical Mood-I'ersonoi Points.
other state News.
other State News.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 2.-tspociaD
The shipments Of tobacco Tor expectation
lrom this city during the month Of June
aggregated $685. pounds crease az
compared with the shipments IN the Prev
JUS month.
The ordinance adopted by the common
Council last night in reference to the use
OF the sid walks by bicyc's's greatly
restricts the privileges Of the cyc'is's o"
many Of the principal streets Of the city
and on N leas, one Of the public parks.
While the people generally may rejoice AT
The restriction. the cyclists, both male
and female-and Of the latter there are
a great many-will s!lently. Il not pun
l,clv prot.st. Bat the people are ~ the
majority in tots instance.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Common Council last night dechnel
The o0er 10 purchase the BOILING resi-
dsuce. ou Centre Hin. for The puip9.
of "A hubble hgh-school building. me
building is large enough, ana t"' bl""-n'
are ..7cicntly ample for the purposes de-
gircd but the present High School buiid-
inc cam he enlarged at much smaller OK
pere. 90 meet an demands ana IN W."
Of the present stringcncy ana OF l."
necessity for "a small increase 81 'hAauoi
/, was deemed best 10y the Counch 10 d
On the economical sid. The present MN
school building was. I'm years anterior 10
tho war. known az the Petersburg Dias
cal Institute. I'm which were enucd'," l''o M.
of the elder men of this city ana .t'HS
men who have made regulations d"'o'' -
their different professions.
Personal AND GENERAL.
II is reported ora the streets mat thr,e
of the National League ciups nav nv -
liberal offers for the purchase or FtcneF
Foreman. OF the Petersburg team Inc
o0ers are under consideration BY me
nauae mcut.
Nr Blafr Banirter. an Old Petersburg
bow. is here on visit To relatives
catcher George Gill. of the PETERSBURG
club ana James Justice were hned IN
inc Mayor Court this morning loi hehl-
ina. After they were released they en-
parel i'm another fight ana VIII appear
before the Mayor tomorrow.
MIR Preston BOissCuu. recently a RESI-
don't of Crewe. hut now holding gov
eminent cicIEship in shinrt0n Is r.
ported to ho 90 candidate for the poStmas-
t,rsblp i'm Crewe. lie was here to-day
looking 30 is said, after his interests IN
that direction.
The newly-flcctcd clht,Is OF Monroe
Lodge of Odd-Feilows were duly installed
last night.
Irwin story Oolorcd). who for 'en years
mast had been faithful and trusted en-
uloyco at the central State Hospital dicd
Yesterday Ills body was taken 90 South
ampton for burial
The police commissioners met TINS
afternoon for the purpose OF cleciing TWO
sofeeqnts Sergeant -. 5. Chandler was
reelected. but Sergeant L. Il Brags was
defeated for reelection by Private VII
liam Crchton Substitutes j. Y. Brown
and James N. YOUNG We're defeated as
substitutes Mesrs Michael Beck and
and oscar Dyson beins elected IN their
stead
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CRIME In CAROLINE.
A MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND At
TENTS SUICIDE.
Ais0 stnbs His Little sOn-The Hoy
VIII Live, But the Father Will
Dfe-No Cause Assigned for the
Terrible Dutchcry.

BOSWELL, July 2.-(Special.)--A horri-
which will prove successful, occurred
about go o'clock this morning at Dawn
in Caroline county, eight miles from mere
Edgar Phillips, rather worthless but
peacable white man. with his wife and
son, have lived for some time about 100
yards from Mrs. e. Y. Seay's store, at
Dawn. This morning about the time mem
toned screams were heard at Phillipss
house. Mr. James Head went TO the mouse
and found Mrs. Phillips dead. she had
been stabbed and horribly mutilated by
her husband Near the wife lay the nus
band who had cut open mis- abdomen in
several places. The third victim was the
l0-ysar-old son, whose stomach was cut
open. and who was stabbed through the
arm.
THE BOYS STORY.
The boy related that breakfast had been
prepared and placed on the table, and
the family were seated. The hoy let the
table "A moman and while he was out
his mother went 10 the fireplace TO at
tend to something. His father followed
her and while she was STOPPING threw her
backward and slashed her in dozen
places. The son grabbed a shovel and
struck his father. who then turnre upon
him and cut him, az above stated.
UPON HIMSELF.
After this Phillips turned his bloody
knife upon himself, inhlcting such g'iastly
wounds in his stomach that he collapsed
immeGiatei-.
DR.. Pollard was summoned and sewed up
the boys wounds. Phillips refused 70 be
attended by the physiciln. and when an
effort was made to relieve him he rolled
upon the ground and rrsvan.ed anything
being done to save his life.
The physician aays' ne VIII lie before
morning. No reason - assigned for this
butch.ry. The family have lvei 'pcacatiy'
and this tragic incident was great sur
prise. The boy will recover.
Mrs. Philips was an industriDus woman
and supported the samlly p"ihc.relly By
her own efforts.
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ne. The funeral took place at O'Clock
this afternoon at the residence OF his pa
rents. and was conducted by the Rev.
W. \. Roush. OF The Christian church. OF
which church the deceased was a MEM
Der.
The opening exercises OF the normal
school took place this evening at Midway
School building. Introductory remarks
were made by Superintendent r. A. Mas
sic. local manager. and the address Of
welcome by Mayor John s. Patton. The
responses were by Professor G.. n. VIII
son. conductor Of the normal; DIR. w. G.
y. Randolph. rector of the University
OF Virginia. and others. Music was fur
nishcd by Moore's Orchestra. 1t Is pro-
hablc that over 20 teachers viii be pres
QDt
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Emuoria Notes.

FNPORIA. VA. july Special Mrs.
Jane Nswcomb Of Boston. Mass, who
died at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
George ". Gcary. Saturday night. WAS
buried in the Emporia Cemetery ycster-
day morning AZ o'clock. Rev. Vernon
/. Arson. ohiciated
,Gts. 4. X. Sykes, an esteemed lady re-
siding in the southern part Of the county,
died fcw days ago.
Mr.. John r. Hall. police detective Of
your city. was here to-day on business
connected with the arrest of Edward
Gordon alias Fisher.
Mr.. r. Peyton Turner has returned
from the college OF william and Mary.
Mir. r. T. Buford, Of Lawrenceville.
was here to-day EN- route home from your
CITY
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MIR. JOHN w. ABBY DEAD.
stnunton Loses 81 Good Citizen-fis
Family Connections.

STANTON. VA. July 2.-(Speclal)-
John W. Ably. aged Gj. died at his home
hcrc to-day after lingering Illness Of
several years duration. Mr.. Abby was
horn in Rockville, Md, and had lived in
stanton since 1858. He was public
spirited citizen and Christian gentle
man. and mad been prominent in local
politics. lie served several terms in the
city Council. AT enc time he was a mem
bier OF the firm Of Rcane & Abby, Of Bal
timore and Stanton and had amassod
"A handsome estate In later years, howi
ever. unkind fortune stripped him of his
wealth Nj. Ably married a daughter of
the late Hon. David Ful;Z.
SIX children survive him-Migses NJ.
Madge. Libbic, Gertrude, and Virginia
ABBY. Of stanton. and Messrs. Louis f.
Ably. OF Texas, and John W. ABBY. Jr.. Of
New Yo'S.
The funeral services Will be Wednes-
day afternoon from the First Presbyte-
rian church, of which the deceased was
a member.
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HISTORIC REDSTEAD.
Town OFFICERS ELECTED.
Crcwo's Municipal Govcrnmcni--Per-
sonai Notes.


CREWE. VA. July 2.-(Special.)-Ac-
cording to the provisions Of our charter
the Town Council met last night and
elected officers. The result was: S.
NJ. Williams. Mayor; X. $. Bevili. Trea-
surer; J. W. Wheary, Recorder; J. T..
Phelps, Sergeant; j. ID. Tunstall. Asses
sor; c. A. Hammock. Street Commission
er. All these were reelected, except in
the case of the Treasurer and the Record
er. 1t was. however, most quiet cleo
ton. There was no canyassing or cleo
tioneering by any Of the candidates.
Several marriages are 10 take place in
this vicinity during the present month.
The Misses Manson, of Brunswick, and
Miss Carrie Cogbill. of Petersburg, are
the guests OF Mrs II. W. Manson.
Mr.. Preston Boisseau. of the Geodetc
and Coast-Survey Department, Washing
ton. IS spending his vacation at home.
Mr.. j. C.. Noteworthy. Of Norfolk, Is
In town.
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Prominent stock-Farncr Dead.

ROANOKE. VA, July 2.-(Speo!al)-
Robert Huff. a prominent citizen and
large stock-farmer Of Roanoke county. re-
slGlng nj Bent Mountain, died this morn
Ing. after a months Illness; aged %.
Rev Frank Strinefellow. the noted Con-
faderate scout. delivered a lecture this
evening M the Academy of Music TO
large and fashionable audience, for the
benefit of Christ church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
Pastoral Writing.
(Westminster ReviewD

From the time when men first began
TO coagTegate In Giles there has always
existed a longing. half real and half aril-
fcial. to depict the sights and sounds o..
a country lifc. This love Of innocence and
simplicity is. in truth love OF the past.
for the town-bred tradesman looked back
with wistful eyes to the quiet existence Of
his rustic forefathers and thought he
saw there the peace that himself could
never find. 1t was this feeling presuma-
bly,. that first gave origin to what We
term pastoral poetry. and. indeed, q poet
would ask for nothing better than nature
and country scenes upon which to exer-
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SALEM, VA. July 2.-(Special.)-Th
case of j. w. Garrison. charged With at
tempted assault upon Myrtle Paris, a II
year-old girl. which has been occupying
the attention of Roanoke County Court
since last Friday. came to a close this
evening, the jury rendering a verdict of
mot guilty" after being out forty
minutes. Garrison was ably defended by
NJ sade white. Esq, OF stanton. and
Messrs. Pugh & Kline. of Salem.
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WILL. III II NED.
The Loss ana Insurance-Denth OF
Captain II. '. Fry.

ORANGE. VA. July 2-(Special)-M
W. :. Bradbury. who lives near Nason's,
this county, lost his mill by fire last night
with all its contents. The property was
valued at 5000. There was s2,cOO in
Gurdnce.
CAPTAIN r. V Fry. of Madison county,
died this morning al O'Clock; aged about
IS years. He was captain Of Company
A., Seventh Virginia Regiment, Kempers
Brigade. Picketts Division. lie served
two terms in the state Legislature as
delegate from Madison.
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NEW CONFEDERATE CAMP.
BurkcviIIc Takes steps Looking To
che Organization of One.

BURKEVlLLE, VA, July 2.-(SpeciaD
The ex-Confederate soldiers Of this vi
cinity assembled here on yesterday for
the purpose of organizing a Confederate
camp. Hon W. f. Gaines was made
temporary chairman. and Charles w Har-
ris. Esq. temporary secretary. Speeches
were made 10y MesSrs. }. ~. Harrison, j.
r. Lcath. Captaino n. Penick and W. f..
Gaiues
It was resolved that the secretary notify
an cx-Coufed rates residing within reach
fo assemble here on Saturday next 10 eff
feet an organization, elect officers, &C
IL is claimed that the camp VIII num-
Der fully one hundred members.
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Sunrcmc Court OF Appeals.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. July 2-(SpeciaD
The following were the proceedings In
the Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day:
II. J.. Simon. It al. VS.. John B. Ellison
& Sons. Il al. Appeal from Washington
county. \. H. Blanchard for appellants;
Fu.kerscn q Page for appellees. Argu-
ment concluded ana cause submitted.
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'wnLi-hNowN rnrsrcIAN pnAn.
DR.. John Y. t>iiby. II Leading prac-
t!ffoner Of suffolk and Yicinity.

t!tioner of suffolk and Nicinity.
SUFFOLK, VA, July .. -iSpccial}- DIR.
John Thompson Klby died at his resi-
dence here AT i:g0 O'Clock this morning.
aged n years. The deceased had been in
falling health for nearly two wears. du-
ring which time he was great suf-
fercr. During the war Or. Kilby was sur
gcon OF a Georgia regiment. For long
while he was leading practitioner IN
SUFFOLK aud the surrounding country
being greatly beloved by large circle
q friends.
tie leaves Two sons-M II. Kilhy, Of Nor
folk county. and G., IL. kilby. Of suffolk
and four daushters-Mr3. j. G. smith
Airs. ". +. iines. and Airs. II. =. Eiam'
o. SUFFOLK. end Mas. :. II. Drnn, Of Phiia-
depths. recently Of Richmond. Tn iure-
iai w.N take place tomorrow afternoon
al f.3J o'clock.
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wants % tug.

CAPE HENRY. VA, July 1.-The
schooner William Frederick, from Satillo
River. Ga, for New York, with lumber.
Is anchored OF Bodies Island. leaking and
balf-fril of water She wants a tus.
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Temple, PsnbsTtpn, (ulGI; 60;
Economy Is Wealth.

of the reductions making in every de
parment the house. the Goods that arriving having beef
bought at the ebb of the market cash prices
it will pay you we'll - give call every day. line
are put sold before they be advertised
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SAD ACCIDENT.
4 Little hoy Drowned-Electio IN
Doubt-IiistOric Dcdstead.

EAST RADFORD. VA, July 2.-(Spe-
cial)-Sunday, while the daughter Of MIR.
Wesley Smith accompanied by her little
brother. was crossing the river near
Graysontown on their way 10 church.
the saddle turned. throwing both into
the water The young lady hung on to
the bride. and was able TO keep aiioat
but the little boy was washed down into
deep water and was drowned. The body
had not been recovered Monday.
Mr. James n. Grayson, who owns and
runs a mill at Graysontown, had the mis-
fortune TO break his leg Friday last. He
was engaged in making repairs to the
mill when piece of timber fell, catch
ing his leg and fracturing both bones be-
low the knee.
GOES To THE COURTS.
In the local-optlon election the vote
"for license was 2sl; against license"
291, making a majority for the "drys" Of
TO- When the commissioners met to
canvass the vote il was discovered that
there had been irregularities in one ward.
and If that ward was thrown out the
vets" would carry the city by sixty ma
iority. The matter Will be adjusted by
the courts.
HISTORIC BEDSTEAD.
Mr.. l. a. Moon. Of this city. has the
bedstead and mattress upon which Mar
quis de Lafayette slept when in Rich
mond. in 1871 When Lafayette was In
Richmond he stopped at the old Eagle
Hotel and this furniture was in the room
he occupied. The property was after
wards sold at auction, and Mr.. Moons
father. who was merchant AT Scots
vile. bought IL. and 1t has been in the
family ever since, being priced highly as
an historic relic. Mr.. Moon tried to have
II exhibited at Chicago. but failed; but he
now proposes TO send il to the southern
exposition, at Atlanta. and place it on
exhibition.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. east Grace street. Richmond. Va.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.
Mrs. r. G.. PEYTON. Associate Principai
THE tventy-third session OF this Board
ing and Day School Will begin sEPTEM-
Der 3. 1895, and close JUNE Is: 1896.
Course of instruction from Primary to
Collegiate Department tuli and thorough;
The best advantages In Music. Art. and
languages.
Richmond offers many advantages for
Improvement in Lectures, Concerts, ETC..
PRINCIPAL (or at city book stores.
la 30-Su Ws.F39t
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CuAHLoTTEsvILLE.
Young Carscr's body Recovered
The Normal school.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July a.
@peeiail-The body Of Ashby Carter
WAC "as drowned Sunday afternoon while
"a 'nlhg ~ the Riyanna. was found about
: O'Clock this morning by Mr.. J. 4.
Mauoy II was suspended on the dam
~ me wooilen- mills. about mile below
'ns spot where the young man lost his
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school of Methods.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. July 2.-(Spe-
al.)-Mr. Bernhard Gutman. Of Lynch
burg, gave public lecture on art"
tonight before the School OF Methods.