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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
Christian Endenyor Rally.

The great Christian EndeaVor Conyen-
ton Will be held 10 Washington, -. I"
July Sth-i3th Friday evening, June 2bth.
there VIII be n meeting held I'm the Sew
enth-Street Christian Church, around
which is centered the anxious thoughts
OF thousands Of the Christian people
especially tho young Christians OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Epworth
League. Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew,
Westminster League and Christian hh-
dea,or Societies, because all or the young
people arc greatly interested In the
Christian Endeayor Convention so soon
10 be held in Washington The commit
tee having this programme In charge Will
snare no effort TO make il the grandest
ana best meeting ever held i'm this city.
Rev Charles a. Stskely. y. D., OF the
First BAPTIST church. Washington. u. e..
Headquarters FOR Virginia. will deliver an
address on Washington. Or. Stskcly Is
an orator Of national reputation. and there
is no doubt OF the pleasure and instruc-
ton TO be derived from hearing him.
Mr.. Miles VI. Shaud. chairman Of '"g5
Entertainment Committee. Will tell what
II means 70 receive 10000 visitors and
ind homes for them. Those who have
had tho pleasure Of meeting Mr. Shaud
are enthusiastic In euloeizing his many
good qualities.
The local officers vii. complete the ar
rangrment for the rally IN a few days
and announce that another Of Washing
tons most forceful speakers will also be
here at this time = committee will deco
rate the church. and appropriate music
is hclug arrai sed among which is the
Virginia state rally song. T.. Miss Birdie
Farrar. and onward Christian Endearor.
by Miss Lille Pearce. OF Seventh
street Christian church c. T.. Society.
This has Just been written. and Will be
sung for tn first time on thIs occasion.
An especial Invitation IA given 10 all
the young peoples societies IN the city
to attend IN a body. seats will be reserved
for them upon request. A cordial well
come viii be given 10 all who may come.
Mr.. Robert Lecky. Jr., Virginia trans
portation manager. will 10 glad 70 give
all who desire 10 attend tho convention
such information as they want az this
meeting or Is addressing aim at 1905 east
Main street
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THE CITY 0FPETERSBURG
AN informal DOsT RfCE NfAT
HEEk-THE COMPETING CREUS.
A Heavy Eain-Storin A Trip Down the
James for Views Marriage
Cards.

PETERSBURG. VA. June u.s.. Special
There Will Dee an informal boat race on
next Thursday afternoon between crew
from the Appomattos Boat cub and the
Cockaie City Club. The crow from the
former club VIII be ass follows. John
Moylcr. stroke. Charles Plummcr No g.
Edward prlchctt. so. 2. Andrew Allen
No. j. ooxswain. Im Bcas.cy. The crew
from the Cocludc city club viii bc:
Rhconhold Rogers. stroke. Hamilton
Chamncr.a,ne. 40 O.. william Grossman.
so q. Floyd Rogers. 80. i, coNswain,
kenuon Collier.
Tlis city was visited THIS afternoon by
e. thunder storm and rain fell for time
300 perfect acluec
Nr Prank IS. Clements LEFT ycstcr-
DAY afternoon ON DIS steam yacht. Scotch
Can. accompanied by two phoiographcrs
who VIII fa.e views on James river for a
Northern magazine They will 20 as far
as Ciaromont
Invitations arc ont for the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth Banglcy 10 Mr.. Thos
j. OFarrcl. go ST. Josephs Catholic
church. on Wednesday. June -lth. 40 7.3O
A NJ. The hu ie-clect is q daughter OF
MN a. J. Eug'cy and the prospective
groom ls cousin OF Rev. r. j. Far
rolL pastor Of ST. J0seph's Catholic
church
Rev j. Powell Garland. OF Lynchburg
was IN The city to-day
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THr rRUSrEtS fDJOURN.
4 Good Deal Of business Transacted Dur
ing a Three-Days' Session.

The Board of Trustees Of Richmond
COLLEGE yesterday completed a three
DAYS session. during which a great amount
~ business was disposed Of The annual
report OF the president. by. Gerry has
been carefully considered and his suB-
pestious have been very generally adopt
"a The professors who were elected last
vear-Mossrs. Hunter Mitchell, and Car
roll-were reelected.
ARRANGEMENTS were made under certain
conditions TO erect q hall for scientific
purposes, and 10 arrange new dormltory
buildius at a cost not 10 exceed $4,000 for
the former. and $4,000 for the latter.
The president was requested 10 enter on
a personal canvass 10 increase the funds
OF the college.
The president stated that a large in
crease OF students is expected next ses-
sion. and his plans have that object in
view.
Provision was made for the improve
mcnt OF the hail Of tho literary societies.
Mr. W W. Straley Of Princeton. ".
Va. an alumnus Of the college, was
made a member Of the corporation.
Rev James Taylor Dickinson. son NJ
Dr. \. T. Dickinson and pastor Of the
church IN Orange. y. j.. was made y.
D.. and the degree Of IL. y. was cor
ferred upon Professor A. Z. Montague,
OF Washington, ID. &.
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cHAIRmAN or rHn UNIyERsITr.
Prof Paul II. Barringer Succeeds Piof.
Millinrn VI Thornton.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June IS
The result Of the protracted session OF
tho Board OF Visitors Of the University
Of Virginia has just been officially given
oui.
Professor Paul y. BaTWger succeeds
Professor William Thornton as chair
man OF the faculty. who rendered his
resignation several months ago. 20 take
eject az the pleasure Of the board. Pro
fcssor H. Gilmore law department, and
James ". Gsrnctt School Of English
Language. retire from the faculty. The
classes formerly taught by Professor Gil
more have been turned over 10 other pro
fcssors in tho law department
President Gnrne.ts school has been
merged into that II modern languages,
snd VIII be known as the School Of Eng
fish. French. and Spanish, and will he
taught BY Professor Harrison. Professor
Parkinson viii teach German and Italian.
Robert Robertson Of Charlottesville, was
elected superintendent Of grounds and
buildings. vice Professor Echols resigned.
Several thousand dollars annually will
DC saved By these changes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
Boone Cori,ctf.

BOYKjNS. VA. June Spec.al-Ths
morning at 1890 o'clock the residence Of
Nj James N. Corbctt was tire scene Of
noteworthy event. il being the occa-
sion OF the marriage OF bis daughter. Mar
garet 10 Mr. Walter Boone. a prominent
cotton merchant OF Norfolk Va.
The ceremony was quietly performed In
the presence OF the families and a few
friends Of the contracting parties. The
bride dressed in handsome travelling
dress. entered with her father and -
joined In iron, Of the altar by the groom,
attended by her brother, Mr.. Charles L.
Corbct. The maid Of honor was Miss
Nicely. Of Portsmouth.
The presents we're many and hand
some as both the bride aud groom are
very popular and widely known in this
section. the bride being distinguished for
her lovely Christian character and gra-
ClOus manners.
The happy couple departed for the
mountains or North Carolina. where they
will spend the summer
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riIht socIIrr GERnAN.


brilliant social Event Held In the Fay
erooather C,mps-ium.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, June Is.
-Specal-The annual german OF tho
Tuka Society was held in the Cnlyer.
sits gymnasium Tuesday evening IRON. l.
ul O'Clock. IL was the most success
fll dance ever given by the society, and
was largely attended and thoroughly en-
JUyrl. Ilkd. the most prominent so
,irty lu tne University. has contributed
most eXcclcnt.y her share 20 the gayetics
OF tle finals. and the visiting young la-
dies and meu who were fortunate enough
90 uo invited, Will leave the college with
pleasant memories OF the men who wear
tae rel Ribbon. The halA was decorated
with large banners. bearing the name
u l. Is a iu letters OF black. On q red
field lu tne society colors. Excellent
music was furnished by Wchbers Orchcs-
tri. Among those present We're Mr.. ABB
bots with Miss EusaIle smith. Mr.. Buck,
with Miss Maleic Mas, Do. Ar CloptOn..
with Miss Clark. Air. ClCal. with Miss
Norman. 1r GWathmey. WitI Miss Mag
gio smith, Mr. Lambert. with Miss Nan
ale Langhomc. Mr.. Leo Marshall. with
Miss Virginia Mason. MT Mcclure. with
a. Mcclure. sir. Edward Old. with Miss
ocprIle. AIR Robinson. with Miss RAM
doipa. Afr Sau0s with Miss Hayes MI.
Smith. with Miss Mamie Gordon. Mr..
Luriou Williams with Miss Harrison. Mr..
Kemp. with Miss Robbins. Mr. Randolph
Williams. with Miss Carmichael. Mr..
Nfyan with Miss Nettie Evans; Nr.
sas-tttCH. with 4iss Lucy Wormi ~; Mr.
4.I.ghorle. Miss Ice. Mr. Chamberlain.
with Miss Ada Page. Sir N-son, with
Aliss Cochran III Moran. with MSS
Adams. Mr Harry Marshall with Miss
Bell. Mr. CrlFhilI. with Miss Sykes. Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

Toier G. Christian Met His Death During
Yesterdays Storm.


The heavy rain-storm. accompanied by
thunder and lightning, which visited Rich
mond yesterday afternoon, resulted both
In damage to property and the destruction
OF human life While the storm was at its
height, about ten minutes past . o'clock.
a young white man named IOler e. Chris
tian was struck and instantly killed.
Mr.. Toler was enc Of the li;ys street
force and was at work on West avenue.
just opposite Richmond College. lie was
engaged In filling IN low places vita
shovel. and just after a sharp fash Of
lightning. he was seen "a stagger and
fall. IFS companions ran 70 him. but
be was already dead The deadly fluid
struck him on the right temple. burning
away the skin fer some distance II
then jumped TO his breast. inhicting Sc
we're burns down 20 the right hip. where
Il left his body and followed the shovel,
which was in his right hand. 10 the
ground.
The ambulance was summoned with Or.
Labenburg in charge, and the body was
taken 20 bis home, No. i06 west Broad
street, and Or. ". n Taylor, the Coroner,
notified He viewed the remains. but
decided that an inquest was not neces-
sary
Toor was about th.riy-fiva years Of
age. and a married man lie was an
industrious worker and bore good char
acter.
Much astonishnent IS expressed al
Tolers fate. as there were 40 high OBJ
Jects around the place where be was work.
Ing TO attract the lightning.
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The Star Course.

Preparations are being made for the
fourth season OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Star Course entertain
r cnts. The friends OF the association
will be pleased 10 hear that they are
again candidates FOR patronage in this
most laudablc undertaking. Every effort
Will be made 20 ercell the attractions OF
tho previous seasons and the entertain
meats Will be held IN the Association
Hall. which. IN the iall. will be more at-
tractive than ever Information concern
Ing talent IS well In hand and the com
mittee for the coming season Is compose
OF the following we.l-known gentlemen
Messrs. ThOs. Whittett. l.. G. Burfuss.
Hugh Goode. G. w. Hunter. Jr.. l. ID.
Briggs. Jr.. J. 5. Hopkins. c. -. Richard
son. +. ". Long and Howard Gordon.
Already A large number OF seats have
been ordered Tor the course.
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THE SESSION HAS ENDED.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or
RICHMOND COLLEGE LAST NIGHT.
President cartwright Presidcd-Presen-
tation of Medals and the Awarding
OF Degrecs-Trnstees Meet

The closing exercises OF Richmond COL
lcse took place last evening in the beauti-
full museum and art hall Of the college
which was well filled with a large ana
intelligent audience.
The platform was decorated with palms
while STEMS orchestra furnished the
musical selections.
Promptly az SIS o'clock the professors,
trustees. and graduates filed in and TOOK
their seats on the platform. The exer-
cises were opened by Rev. X. W. Cridiln,
Of Burkeville Va. who offered prayer
then Presiden, BOatwright made short
welcoming speech and proceeded 10 read
the names OF those students OF the junior
classes who gained distinctions at both
examinations.
Mr.. Hil Montague next presented the
Woods and steel" medals. after which
the delivery Of certificates Of distinctions
was made by President Boatwright TO the
intermediate classes.
Rev. r. H. Pitt presented the 'Crump'
prize, and the delivery Of school diplomas
followed.
The Tanner" medal was next presented
by Rev. II. ". Battle, Of Petersburg,
after which the delivery Of degree dipio-
mas was made by President Boatwright
10 the graduates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
A COLORED PREACHER FINED
In Recognition Of His Fisticun Propensi-
ties Towards ColOred Brother.

In Recognition Of His Fisticufr Propensi-
ties Towards Colored Brother.
Rev. Robert l.. Kemp. the cuban
preacher. who since his arrival in this
city has figured conspicuousiy in police
circles. appeared before Justice Crutch-
field yesterday on the charge OF thre.t-
culng. abusing and attempting 10 shoot
Giles Hayden a colored mechanic.
Hayden testified that he met Kemp out
I'm Jackson Ward one day last week.
Kemp had some policies with hin. on
which he desired 10 collect some money.
Witness having heard OF Kemp's crooked
reputation he declined 10 90 business
with him. whcreupon the Cuban preacher
insulted him. When he resented the
insult Kemp stepped back a few PAGES,
throwing his hand 10 his hip pocket, as
II 70 draw weapon. lie yelled. I'm a
half Indian. | am bad man. I'll XIII
you" After the difficulty he consulted
with friends. upon whose advice he swore
out the warrant for the preachers ar
rest.
Kemp on the stand denied all this, ana
when asked If he did not claim Spanish
protection when he was arrested once be-
foro said no.
Detective Charlie Gibson then took the
stand and said he made the arrest at the
time Of the church trouble, and that at
that time Kemp said he would send for
the Spanish Minister.
Kemp had several old colored sisters
who tried hard 10 set him out OF trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
Ln,licc Lnln'. Count

The following cases were disposed Of
ia the Police Court yesterday:
Joshua Foster OOlOredJ. was fined s. 90
and costs for striking Mary Scott. The
latter was charged with assaulting and
beating Joshua, but the charge was dis
missed.
P,mey Davis. Dinkcy Davis. Clarence
Spain. John Davis. and Robert Ross. all
coOred boys. tresnassed On the property
Of ". B. Reams. and stoned William Hem
ry. an emplOye OF Reams. Each was
fined $3.50 ami costs. Afterwards several
OF the boys We're whipped and sent home
Washington Cary alias Monk who was
charged with striking Reams with a rock
was sent on TO the grand jury.
Ellen Powell (colored) was sent 70 jail
for sixty days for stealing 80 worth Of
underclothcs from Mrs +. G. Repass. by
whom she was employed.
Lucy jefferson lcolored) was fined g. %
and costs for being disorderly and fight
ms in the street.
Philip Davis and Mrs. A. p. Granger
were each fined Sc and costs for indulg-
Ing in neighhorly row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

Tho following visitors were registered
at the State Library yesterday:
4. :. Jones. Newman, Ga; J. y. Asker,
Raleigh. y. c.. Miss Harris Louisville.
Ky: Mrs y. f. Looney. Memphis Tenn;
Mrs. /. l.. Lewis. Richmond Tenn; Miss
Mamie LQOney. Memphis Tenn. Mr..
and Mrs +. \ saunders Salem Va. +.
c. Booth. Jr. Grove Post Ofiice Va: John
n. Guy. city. John Il King Baltimore;
J. II. and f. II. smith Fredericksburg.
Va: Edwin ). Cramp Kingston McCiay
John Hang. Philadelphia. Pa. Miss ".
". Smith. baltimore. Nd: O.. NJ. oyar-
sabal Malaga spain. T. j. Cherns. Bali-
more Md Y. L. Day Chicago ILL.,:
Kayak Dickaye. Philadelphia. Pa: VII
liam +. Hooper. George Dallas, and
George Dallas Dixon. Jr. Edmonds Fos-
ter. Baltimore, Md; Frank /. Neal PhH-
adelphia. Pa; John c, Knipp. Baltimore.
MI Z. A. Hartman. Chicago, H.; Rus
sell Duane. Philadelphia. Pa. c. II. 5.
BrOwman and NJ. Y. O'Ncal Baltimore.
Md; Miss Viola V. Minor. city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

Killing people and destroying their houses.
4 trade excursion was run over the
Atlantic and Danyille from Lawrence
Viiio TO Danvile on Friday last. IL WAS
hardly a financial success. as the crowd
was not large. The object OF this excur-
sion was TO attract trade 10 DaDyiile. The
fare was low. only 81 Is from this place,
distance scvcnty-two miles.
Monday was Meckienburx County Court
pay. II was dun and embarrassing. not
even q fight 10 break the monotony.
Coeressmann II. +. Thorpe Is here.
having reached here last week. lie Is
looking well. and does not seem a bit
disconnected over the general ccngression-
al contest, which al one time seemed TO
look as ~ 10 would give him trouble. Mr..
Thorpe has great confidence In his
strength IN this district. and thinks his
chances for reelection 10 Congrtcs first
rate.
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storm the East ST. Louis building was
totally destroyed, the south side branch
badly wrecked and the central building
slightly damaged.
With the other heavy claims on th9
community IL will be impossible for these
buildings to be replaced and the associa-
ton. which heretofore has been great
help to the general work, is now compell-
ed 10 appeal 10 the generous association
friends throushout the country. Not
withstanding the fact that the local asso-
citation is greatly in need OF FUNDS the
hoard nj their last meeting, authorized
Secretary Mckee 10 receive and forward
subscriptions for the replacing OF the
wrecked homes OF the East 81. Louis ana
South Side branches. The directors nope
that the response from members ana
friends viii result In contribution or
reasonable size for this purpose 'Ontri-
buttons may be sent TO the association
building, care of Mr.. Mckee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

They WIN Hold a Closing Session at the
Jefferson Saturday.

FORT MONROE. June 1s-The fifteenth
annual convention Of the Association Of
Railroad Telegraph Superintendent
which held its first session here Wedncs-
day morning. temporarily adjourned at
noon to-day. and will hold its final ses-
sion at the Hotel Jefferson. I'm Rich
mond. on Saturday morning In addition
TO large routine work transacted, many
interesting topics were discussed. Proba-
bly, tho most important piper ever sub
mitted for the consideration OF the asso-
CJation was on Wednesday presented by
Mr. ~ J. Dry. superintendent Of telegraph
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul
railroad. on the subject, Reduction Of
Relay Resistance" The debate on this
topic consumed nearly tho entire morn
ing session il was decided 10 meet at
Niagara Falls on June - 1901
g. a. Duegan. Of the Illinois Central
railroad, was elected president OF the
association for the ensuing year; J W.
Lattg. OF the Lehigh Valley railroad.
vicc-president. and Z W Drew, Of the
Wisconsin Central railroad, secretary and
treasurer.
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affrr The Salnnn Men.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 1S.-Spe-
cial Warrants have been served on
number Of the saloon keepers who Were
found violating 'hc Sunday lguor law
last sunday The work OF Chief of Police
Harwood along this line is The talk Of
the city The detectives name g. being
withheld by chief Harwood. who refuses
10 give any information that Will lead
10 Ills Identity as II IS the intention OF
vhe police department 20 run down all
,lolators Of the law in some manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
CIarfer l,rhnled.

Judge Wexford 10 the City Circuit Court
yesterday granted a charter 20 the Con
ference OF 81. Vincent de Paul. OF 81.
Peters Cathedral. at Richmond, Va"
The purpose Of the company are pure
ly benevolent. and principally tho dis.
trihution OF aims and relief 10 INDECENT
persons: visiting the poor and sick The
capital stock is nominal and is not di-
vllcl into shares The company will
not hold any real estate.
Tho names Of the officers who will
manage the business Tor the first year
are John NJ Higgins. president: =. j.
Ryan. vice-president; Clamont Burke.
secretary. Very Rcv. II j. Cutler. spirit
ual director. and William Daffron. treas
urer.
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BnoADDUS Died. at her home. near
Bowling Green. Va, Mrs W. W.
BROADDIS.
EUsTIS.-Died al the residence Of her
son-in-law. Mr.. James Jones. Freemason
street. Norfolk. Mrs. EUSTIs. one OF
the cilys oldest residents
GILLIAN. Died. in Buckingham county.
June II. 1896. JOHN r GILLIAN. In
the ninetieth year Of his age
HUTCHINSON at his home in Lou
doun county. HANSON HUTCHINSON;
aged twenty-five years. son OF the late
H. B. IIutchison.
Interment "a Middleburg.
JANNEY Died. at her home in Fred
crick county. Mrs. HUGH $. JANNEY;
aged nifty years.
JORDAN.-Died AT the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Craig Hawey. Chris
tiarsburx Depot. JOHN NJ. JORDAN;
eyed sixty-elsht years.
DWELLING Died. at her home. near
Bgzzaris Roost, Va. Mrs. HANNAH
lENELLING. aged eignty-two years
ssER.-psee. at the residence Of her
,l.tand. Charles +. Musser. Roanoke.
Va. Mrs. W. r. MUSSER
pEfsKfNS-Died. AT his home. near
Bowers Hill. Va. Mr.. W J. PERKINS:
aged forty-two years. native or Nor
folk county.
TOLsON. Died. suddenly. at his home.
near stafford Shore. Va, NELSON
TOiSON: aged twenty-three years.
ROBINSON. Oiled. at Roanoke. Va. H..
J. ROBINSON. aged seventy-s years.
Interment at Farmvisle.
SINCOE- Died. at the residence Of her
father, In Roanoke. Misc KATE l. n
sINC1OE. AGAd twaaty-shsaa YeAeA - :
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shown a gratifying increase. and it seems
that the only thing in the way OF large
Is increased work this fail is the presence
Of the current expense Indebtedness OF
5000. and the needed Improvements
which we're outlined in the report or
the Citizens Committee in March last
The building is sadly in need OF re-
pairs and in this day, when the friends
OF the association are coming 10 the
front all over the country with magnin-
cent amounts for needed repairs and en-
largemenis Of the work. the directors on
ON home association are hopeful that
thu. association work will not be allowed
10 suffer because OF needed repairs TO the
building and Of tho proper funds 10 carry
on the evening educational classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

The Richmond Howitzers carried a large
crowd down tho river last night on board
the steamer PocahOntas. This was tho
FIRST moonlight excursion Of tiat popuia
military organization during the present
season ami lis members and fpends turn
cd ont in large numbers. Trimmef's or
chestra furnished music for dancing on
the lower deck. while the big orcnestran
i'm the salon also entertained a large nu1p-
Der OF people BESIDES there was sing
Ing by members Of the organization and
the Tony Miller combination also contriDu-
ted TO the general mcrriment.
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rnE EaNDoLpn-MACoN SYSTEM.
A Splendid Showing for This Educational
Institution.

PETERSBURG. VA. June iS.-Speciai.-
The Randolph Macon system Of education
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
for the past year makes a most fattering
exhibit After defraying all the expenses
of The scholastic year. amounting 60 about
$4,000. the balance sheet exhibits net
revenue of Sl1.lOO over and above AID ca
penses. The Randolph system OF
education has invested 10000. The sys-
tenn embraces the Raudoph-Macon Col
lege az Ashland. Womans College at
Lynchburs. Bedford Academy al Bedford
city. and Front Royal Academy at Front
Fowl