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New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
IiWyEPS' DAY AT iRiTOGI.

Saratoga. ~ Y, Sept 2-fhe American Social
cc,srre Associations fourth day was given up to
,ha aenortmcnt Of jurisprudence. The opening re-
r,or,s we're made by Professor Francis Wayland,
Of the Yale Law school Papers We're cnnn read BY BY
rofessor r 8 Wooisey o, ~ 6onsts Hn
PrSblems F. s,s9n & Of sOsSon Sss,on. on ahs ahs
~ pnar,ne Of our Constitution Upon Labor Iegis-
By W. f R9%na PrsanS st SswsSus dsSuss0
~ these papers followed Associate JUSTICE rex
p Srcwn. CT the United States Supreme court; u"
Sn,rht Heivel ed an address on "John Marshah
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
WOODFORD TO BE RECEIVED ON THE l3T

Madrid. Sept. ?-'rhc Queen Regent Of 81 an VIII
receive the nAw United States Minister. General
Stewart L. WoOiford. on SeptcmGrr l3 General
No0diord arrived at fan Sebastian. the summer
residence of the Court, yesterday afternoon.
All the newspapers o: the gty publish strong
protests againsl the mission ot General Stewart Il
Woodtoid Ia" now United Statos Minister spain
thus causing widespread irritation against the
United States
san Sebastian. sept C neral Woodford ard the
Duke of Tetuar. the Spanish Foroign Minister met
informally Yesterday afternoon and arranged the
date 70: the presentation OF Gen,ral Wooifords
credentials 10 the Queen Regent
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
p1.,,,x1HG AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN
rRooKLyN's coMMITTEE OK oRdANi"A '''''
HOLDS IT'S FIRST MEETING AND WILL
NAVE posTALCARD CANVASS.


HAVE A POsTAL-CARD CANVASS
rr,o 1-oou,vr Committee Of FiftYs Coh'i''t'e ga
ornar,,o,ior me, last evening in the Library Dun
,ro and laid plans for an aggressive Oi 'l ~,
.h,,,, ,,I he woged Nthis month to prove '''V
,ma,,o,,, or ,bo sentiment for Seth Low III IIooN! '
Jackson Wallace presided. ana Ahu'e" ,, y
seorctary The others present VIZ =, ,,oo,,,
Chadwick Henry Il. Schmidt ftazei " fI,a,,
c l. Woodhouse Horace Z. Dresser anu
Lehman. ,or n Low
Tho committee decided TO arrange FOR 10"
,oass-mceting which VIII be hcld i" ''o ,
of Music as soor as arrangements O',' "
,,atod A second feature of the cam!a'S"' - ~
iss ,rnnort,nce will he postai-caT" c''''"'o
the citvs entire voting strength he'u" P..1
,, ,o con, out TO all voters who were iTsl''''
,ost fall asking for their opinion on Low anu
&c., Tbis viii cost between 5000 ana S'V"' anu
,h ,.orL cannot he begun until the mono! - ,
KY, ,bn Committee expects 10 roup.e III '"i''"e ''
amount , .ouo,d tho forlna:iO OF
.sD,nh,y district ORGANIZATIONS. bu' 'r ~
i ~ bv the central organlzltl0l NV
COMMITTEES OF Fifty vii. be caiteu ~ rnetiua
uIEs so ~ p v Schmidt OF No. jCiA Monroe-st IN hs
rueptyS, bird Ward told Tribune rcpor,er "IaCr M
the meeting that plans are I'" NJ, ,;o,.cn,oui IN.
tiw. low CANVASS in his ward Inc toa1''.t ,i
NV iaL, Nv was In no wise directed agaInSl AZ.
.Ntt..rhrry hnt was dstinctively for Mt l.o" me
Tow. mon Of the First Ward are hke'! ~ ''"'' "
similar campaign. , ..ou tho ,rec,ing Of hts
o,nr,,,,toe ~ an attempt had been made 10 h9d
CONFERENCE between the Commlttee OF r,e r comptoJ @
Republican leaders Of BROOKLYN VINO ~ b,J, "a
rs US St,l more than hopeful that the hepuo-
Means would be brought into line FOR l'o"
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
PETALS or THE TRIP OVER THE PASSES

V,ncouver T. c.. Sept "A etter has been re-
cctyed here from Henry Benson, who left here for
Yukon via Skaguay. with wtll-equipped party. in
Iuiv The party consisted Of eight, but one grew
f,int-heartcd under the EardsErs and returned.
rbev had reached the summit on August 22, and
oyn.cted 10 arrive on Stewart River before winter
eets in Dead horses are reported along tine trail.
and al one spot. where their party lost one horse
,hrourh falling over Il Irccipica. SIX horses
Killed ON tie same day. TWO men were caught
S''"line and were shot. Large numbers Of people
ors turning back and outfits can be purcha sed
cha,piv Mr. Benson advises no one to go up de-
ncnding on purchasing outfits. He says that horses
are an absolute necessity.
J:y- Sergeant Heywood. Of the police force here.
Who vent 10 Dawson CITY. says IN letter: God
only knows what viii become Of the crowds now
heading this way. ~ ne time OF his writing
v,,s ,xpectcd daily.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE STATE COMMITTEE MEETING.

Charles W. Hackett. chairman OF the Re'uoi''"'
state Committee is due here before the week nus
and 1T is expected that he will issue the car ,or W
meeting of the committee for the nomination u ="
candidate for Chief Judge OF the Cont o' A".'I'
soon after Ills return. Colonel heu"e. !"
So" 80. ,.,. =, tho committee has already entered
,,,a .is duties for the campaign. The iinpTcssson
about Republican sa:e iesaa1%r'eFf5 xxx 5e IN dai Of The
no,onoit,ae's meeting would ne between SeP'eih"'
and
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
DELAY FOR THE RRTsTOLs PASSENGERS.

Victoria. b c.. Sept 2-The steamer Eugenia
which was going to ST. Mlchaels to carry the pas
sengers on trc steamer Br!sto, UP the Yukon River
20 Dawson cry has been seizcd az Comox by order
OF the Collector OF Customs. because she called
a. Comox after having cleared at Fort Angeles for
81 Michaels A small. fine VIII probably meet the
case but the seizure means delay - the Bristois
. at.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE GOLD FIND AT MICHTPICoTEN.

sault Ste Marie Mich. Sept. Later develop
ments tend to substantiate all tha' mas peen re-
ported concerning the richness Of the recent gold
nud n MIchIpicoten and there is end OF excite
ment here In consequence The tug Annie Clarke
returned from the new gold fields last coming Win
Mncke, one of the owners OF tne u, '"c,o,'"a "i,
Markle brought down with HIN thiTly ounces oi
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
FAMINE ALMOST CERTAIN. AT KLoNDIXE

San Francisco. Sept. News received In letters
70 the Alaska Commercial Company that famine
Is almost certain In the kiondike next winter re-
ceives confirmation from Mr.. Goodhue. news
paper correspondent az ST. Michae.s. He says that
The Yukon IL unusually low. and that the chances
Of getting enough food 10 Dawson 10 support those
row there and those docking In ar: slender.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
>-ru, c(,HOoIS TO BE OPENED.

The Citizens Union has issued pamphiet NO. o.
relating to the new and better public schooIs "lch
ora IN he opened within eighteen months The
pamphet Is well illustrated and contains pictures
of nine OF the schools soon TO be ready for occu-
pancy.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

gold. valued at about 500 This gold was extracted
from surface quartz. The tug returned to-day with
prosrectors. party OF fourteen residents OF thi
500 departed last evening on specially chartered
boat The territory characterized by gold indica-
)ns Is an extensive one. and 1t will take some time
10 pect IL thoroughly.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

Are w!nrinC favor everywhere as
a mild. effective family cathariic.
They stimulate the liver. remove
all waste and leave the bowels In
N. &c.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
HOWELL COBB INSTANTLY KILLED.
GRANDSON OF BUCHANAN's SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY MEETS DEATH IN


Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 2.-Howell Cobb. son OF Cap
tain John A. Cobb, OF Americus. and a grandson
Of General Howell Cobb. once Speaker OF the Hor->
OF Representatives and Secretary OF the treasury
in Bucharan's Cabinet. was instantly kiicd this
morning bv the explosion Of an engine on his plan
tation near Ame-icus.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

POSTAL. SERVICE N THE GOLD REGION.
THE ORDER ESTABLISHING 1T ISSUED BY POST
MASTER GENERAL GARY.
Washington. Sept. 2-Postmaster-General Gary
has issued formal order establishing m exchange
y. mails once A month between the postottces at
Dvea Alaska and Dawson city, Canada. Inc
service Is - consist Of one round trip each moh'h'
The frs, trip H. 10 begin at Dysa on the arrival at
that Mace VIA Juneau, Of the mall steamer sched-
ulod TO ;eave S.attle Wash. on September IL. and
10 arrive at Dyca on September 20. ana ne sunse-
oIcnt trl,s 20 begin on The arrival AZ Dyta Gl a
rnoU from Seattle The mails In question shall
contain only letters and postal cards 20 ne ex-
clusIou Il all other articles. The nlels mace UP
M the office OF Dycl for IN" or Dawson ny
sro contain letters and postal cards addressed Tor
,rv ui,cc IN the Yukon district of canada. ana
tha mails made up at the office Of Dawson CITY for
,rc Once cf pvei shall contain letters and postal
ards addressed for delivery at any place In the
United states . . .ho ,,o,,.
Ths is tho formal anpounGe Inent of the new, new
sstaHshei through an agreement between TINS
country and canada. The contract for performing
no service will bs let 10y the Canadian Govern
mont. the Tinted States raying the latter for its
sLarn ~ the expense based on the s;retch or
United states territory which the route traverses
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
AN OLD BARK TO BE MADE INTO A HOTEL.

Seattle Wash. Sept. 2.-The old bark Shirley
built At Mcdford Mass In 1919. ana known IN
stayuty and converted into ho;cl and store,
house with accommodations Tor -FOUR hnAdred
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
RIDES iNU DOESN'T PAY.

A MAN WHO SAYS I1E Is BROTHER OF TX coz
TRorIrR wEMrLr ARRESTED THREE TIMES
FOR REF"sfNG \ CABMAN HIS HIRE.
Frank = Wcmplc. Who says he Is n brother OF
cx-Si1,e Controller Wcmple. was locked up in the
West on"-huudrcd-ard-t twenty -tf,nst. station last
night FOR rcferg 10 pay hls cab hire. lie was ar
rested twice or wednesday by tn" West Thirtlcth-
ST. police on IN" fainc eharge. Yesterday morning
he hire,i q cab from III hI.l UcalF. ~ S!yth-ave.
and Thirty-third-s' he had lIo'ly drive him
rcarly all over N"w-Yprk. and last night AZ 5
O'Clock wa. up at Ouc-hund.-d-o nd afty-nt'h-s
He then drove back 20 q saloon a. Or"-hunired-
and-tcnth-si and ~ y holls-ave.. whcr" te man,
ag.d ~ get into a debt fcr g. worth OF whiskey ana
fanc, drinks When IIcay asked for his h.r"
W"mIe laughed a. him and said h. owed nm
no,hirr iloaIy then tcok him ~ the West one
hundred a;d-tw, rtyhfth-st. station whore he WIS
locked
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

saut Ste Marie Mich. Sept. 2-The steamer
Telegram left here late last night FOR the M!chpico
ron gold fields. with forty passengers, each or
whom will prospect in the new Eldorado. Inc
Marty includes several prominent citizens OF the
Sault.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE GOLD FIELDS IN CIAiDA'
No PROBABILITY OF TROUBLE BE i'1
THE UNITED STATES AND i"H
DOMINION GOVERNMENT'


Port Townsend. Wash. Sept. "a ie.'e. go.
ceived from John L. smith, Oh''eu Sc go ,ho,
missioner AT Dyea and Skaguay, in'inia'e' VIC"
I.o,.arrvor. officials now on the way 20 'he pP0'
,.,,,,o, may Lv their official acts prlhg Oh 80
rr,,ioral complications with the Do'"''''o"
Government He says: c.o,os
"It IS announced here by Deputy '"''' =, -.
Marshal that the United States Government "
p,o,tc claim TO a large portion OF the u"U' ~,
fields which have heretofore been SuPiOo ,,,oh
tn british territory. and that the territory VIZ"
,s claimed rs being within Alaska includes ia" 50"
r,.y TIN. basis Of the claim to be made ny .'e is
f.ni,ed states officials 70 me dispultu ,ar Leen
Lnt raJr and the United States authoritles are
Claiming 70 possess information as 20 ~ Tvee DoJy
made bv tho Canadian Government that 1t,rict
MAJ -,y D and large portion Of the gold district
Within Alaska. >, eror,r
washington. Sept 2-General Dufie'd' suPer,n,
,ordor, q, tho Coast and Geode'ic Survey VINO
t'aa haor oc,,va IN determining the line between
has been acIe NV ri,sb Northwest Territory is not
mpr@as@d with the probability OF trouble & be'wSg yoca
this Govcrnn"nt and Grrat br'ta'h o'e' '"'
"I, is true" he sad when the foregoing uispatSSn ,S
roln - ~, IN" ine he.weon the two countries mas
not yet hen formally CG1ne'r rhe p st @ meridian
was Gosignatod as the boundary betwrrn sse-
and Great britain ara nGirnS but to To-
cato The meridian The location was made on G ,,,I
norh a, pSrcpg4s ~ ne EyG Yukon n b. ' W Canadians
dor Ogilyie and their work there was checHe" ~, ng
ou: men We found that where tne bgiI bpdreaths
~ /, second or six feet and nine incnes, 700 i..i
east and where 1t crossed the Yukon u was
,oan seconds or sls feet. too far west. nus "
,aH bo seen that the line located by oglvle IS
Substantially correct There Is no possoli.E or @ an
error The correction ot which could place tne rev
rolJ region in American territory A. the neares.
Soint Dawson City is Nfty miles on the 'ahdu'i"
Side Of the Ogilvie line. c. .ro.,1,,,
7, Tho treaty. now before the Senate provldiins
r,r rxInR the boundary IS ratified comniss'o on
nm l., tod perform TINS bulN' II. -
con 'n.,icrcd more inln probable that the osiivle
surrey Will be accepted
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE PEOPLES CAMPAIGN.

'.rhe demand for Mr.. Low is a sponta neous
uprising OF tire people. This uprising Is with
cut party distinction. and is rooted In the
everywhere recognized fact Of his peculiar fit
rsss Tor the position Of Mayor. When thor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
GRAN DEPUS|TO DE CAL zADO
! EFECTON DE PELLfLRlA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 8, PONCE

En- este. antique establecimiento Sc acsba
&c reclblr un surtioo de calzado de todas
ciases de las mas caprlchosas foImas. para
Ga aDaiieros, senoras LIMOS, que Sc deteliai
preclos SIN COMPETEiiCiA. kn materlales
para zapateros es compete 81 suTtldo y to
dos los sefectos de priAlera calldad. lam
olen SO han recibldls arlies asolgad0s, pa
rettas paQue, banles de distlntos tamanos
preeios, maIe tas para Viaje, creas de hllt
superiores, .fraAelas o1oinaflas, alpafgata
dc lLnulds &c ciases preclos, hnislma
DC. &c lucia ETC, etc. Importation dlrecta
VeutAs al por MAYOR y al DETAIL.
ronce, NoylemDIe 10 oe 1890. Y. s..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

Jamones gallegos
Jamones marca Ferri
Jamones en- dulce de Morton
Salchichas oxford de Morton
Encurtidos mezcla de idem
Encurtidos con mostasa
Encurtidos todo coiifor
Lenguas de buey de Morton
Pimienta molida de Morton
Sal molida en potes de Id.
Bacalao de escocia
Salmon en- salmuera
Macarelas grandes
Sale hle hon de Lion
Sale hichon de Vich
Sobreasada de Mallorca
Ponce, Abril IS de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
FosFA1InA FALIEREs. Au..sse 1..ss xiss.

MR.. CHARLES BUCHET, director de t.
''FarInacia Central ue Franc,a', Farls,
ceIIlnca
"Que habiendo analizado ell aqua de Flo
rida preparada por 81 Lcdo. d. a. Cervon,,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resuita contener un
cinco por c1ento de aceiles esenciales puros
comprobados pordiVersos procedlmienros.
A0emas los exameues cuailtatIYOs de la
esencias mnestran que son de muy bnen~
calldad."
El certi1cado original de este analisis e..
halIa On poier de la administration de LA
DEMOORAOIA, que pueue ensenarIo quleu
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 taLto este re-
sultado obtonldo por 81 laooratorio del mejo1
estaDleclmlento farmacenticO de Francla,
que ecepolon del Agus Fiorlaa Murray y
Lamman, 40 nay otra oespues de la nues
ira que coHtenga iguai Oantldad de esen-
clas EsJo uIIus al umltSdiSlmo precio a
que SO yende hoy o.te ai LivuiO eE ia lsia, he
90 que uuesJia Aqua Florida msrezca a prs-
| terenvia 4uo 80 ~ va resunocienuo Oh tous
| ei pals.
| SStrsS SlAEel8SaHgo Esgsn L,gxnti vu dz Eicns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

Aceite de OLIVIA de Mallorca, Sc det. :
LA en- latas y botellas
Sardinas francesas, con y sin espInas
trufadss
Perdiz trufada en- latas
Vino tinto Cepa de Macon
Vino tinto Priorato
Calamayes en- tinta, de Mallofoa
Champagne Viuda Clicout
:, Luis Roderer
Petipois franceses con jsnon
:, !, Mantequilla
), :, al natural
Mantequilia danesa
), italisna
Buches de bacalo secos
Chocolate Menier.
I'm alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
coNPRlMlpOs pE VlCHY De FkplT
Especlfico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Ell PKIMERO DE LOS ELPEClFICOo
paIa mauurar los catarIos lara esputar
rapidameLIe de la caDeza petho.
C.mo lLxeetacldaoes L4ene este gran viz
tuO
III que IN pueblo este apestado de epide-
mlas ses la que fueie. No hsy mas que ab
sorDer uesue 0oo c0atrO gotaS desue las
We tauas oe la La1lz; pues lena de perder
"a 9laa teLdra g. mlcrouio que .enVlste nnes-
tIa RESPIRATION. Para que nunca teDgan 10
,or de caUeza o para Ii Y.r Ell fermus, Eara
sntrar a las leLIlnas y para en- el mes an
tss esrutar ias lombrIces y la dl.ims. .tamble4
Ia teula por MI mlema espeli isLcia lodo ests
comprCp Cpodu. fur 10 dem-s hay 50 apllcaclo
les .eu su pfoep, ,cto. QAe aconL ana eads
frascO tOuOs los COL ercla- teS p0li an ma
tor touus.los l. -sevtcs que desrruyen sus mel
canclas
Juara D4tz, Juno de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estades- -Unidos con una
axtensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
las, alsmbres demas sccesorios, ofrece oe
aueyo sus servlcios para instaiaclones eiec'
5ricas &C todas classes, para niquelar objetos
DOR medic de Ia eiectrlcldad.
Ponce, ~ de Nbre de 1885
(Cristina 81 LUIS oALAAAA-
Nota: Sc facilitan presupuestos para pau
tas electricas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
La aMaIIorquina
Cafe LAS De|icias"

Estos acreditadOs establecimientOs acaban de
recibir los artlculOs siguientes, que OfrecemOs
DreciOs sum amente m6dicOs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

LOOK LIKE BOB-TAILED SQUIRRELS
Next they went 10 see the little prairie
dogs, which dig holes In the ground ike
people looking for gold. Mar-ma-duke
thought they would bark. but TO tell the
truth, prairie dogs aren't any more ike
dogs than a horse-chestnut Is Ike
horse, or a cat-bird like cat, or a mon
key-wrench like q monkey. They look
like little brown squirrels with their tails
cut off. and they bob in and out OF their
holes in the ground every minute. LOOK
at their picture. When IL rains their
name IS mud. for the water gets in their
homes and the babies are compelled 10
wear overshoes. A kind gentleman who
gave the prairie-dogs corn explained all
this. and was so nice that the children
naturally thought he was Major Gin
ter 1t was not him, however, but the
keeper Of the animals.
The seven little foxes in the wire cage
pleased the youngsters very much, but
they fought and scratched and snapped
at each other so often that papa took his
offspring away, for fear they might do
likewise.
At this juncture II again became neces-
sary to fill up the chinks in the twin
ses" with further applications OF
bread. for they never 90 two hours with
out awakening 10 che emptiness Of
this life. After that William Jennings
Bryan got sleepy and would not even
talk, n most remarkable thing for him.
To tell the truth, all he children had
seen so much that they feared they
couldn't remember anything 10 tell
Henry Clay Muggns when he bought
a stick of molasses candy With his cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
~ THE REALM THEATRICAL.
Three Productions This week
Marie Jansen In Nancy HANKS

Marie Jansen In Nancy "'S'
with this week, the theatrical season
may be said to have opened In real
earnest. and attractions from now Oh
will follow thick and fast
The present week will open with the
return OF an old Richmond fayorite'
"The Devils Auction" Charles IL.
Wales vell-known spectacle. The piece
as was stated yesterday. has undergone
renairs and the dramatic cast sees quite
a number of changes. Harry Brown,
singing and dialect comedian, pays
Toby: Miss Moyme Mayo mas alreany
made a hit as Janet, the mlih-maldi an
other new conner is Mabel Harrison as
the wicked Count Fortunio, ana sun an
other new face Will be seen in the part
of Madeline, the hero, which VIII be IN
terpreted by Flora Leonard. me part
of Carlos still remains in the hands Oh
INLAND Holden; Eleanor Worthingtoh
appears as Chrystaline, the good fairy;
Eddie Snow will appear as Chaos' ana
William II. Lorela will be seen in his
old part.
The "Devirs Auction" will be followed
nv "Hogan's Alley" farce comedy OF
the rollicking order, which will Introduce
at least one popular character-lo VII
The yellow Kid" There will be matt
nee on wednesday. Its only plot Is
said TO be Ito please"
Campbell and Caulfield, Taylor ana
Kercher. Wall and Andell, Harry Gran
dan. Joseph J. Conlon, Johnnie DuSan
Tiddlewnks. Mamie Ward. FRANK
Rhoades and the Misses May II. Cunard,
Ethel Cope. Anna Driver. and the bel-
more Sisters, are the bright particular
stars OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
re 23.3ml

phere, and situated at the western ter
minus OF the Craig Valley Branch Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, has
been unusually gay during the present
season, owing 70 the presence of large
number OF visitors, who have been
spending the heated term at Hotel Bel
Air This house was built few years
ago. Mt a cost of more than $50, 900. 1T
is conveniently located in the town. and
Is complete In all OF its appointments.
the present is its second season. and
Il is now. and has been for some weeks,
full. Richmond has been very largely
represented among the guests. ] men,
ton from your city Professor w. ID.
Thomas family, and Miss Ella Thomas,
Mrs. Il. /. Shaw and family, Mrs. W.
Il. Pizzini and family, w. c. Arsell, Miss
II. Duncan Arsell, Beverly r. Crump and
family. Robert l.. Winston and family
Miss Irene Winston, Mrs. T.. d. Echo
Preston Cooke and family. Mrs. Upshur
and family, Mrs. James r. Werth cId
sons, Il. Il. Crump, j. w. Harrison and
family, J. i. Winston, and Miss e.
PizZinl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

We learn from President Davis that the
Virginia Business College. of this city,
has prospects OF larger enrolment next
session than last The number of stu
dents last session was COS ten States be-
ing represented. Richmond alone sent ia
young ladies' and gentlemen TO this in
stitution.
President Davis is making a strong
pull for 400 students the coming session.
He informs US that applications are be-
ing received every day. and from all
parts OF the country. While the bulk OF
patronage will come from Virginia, seve-
raj other States will also contribute.
Richmond Will send fully as many as
last session.
The Commercial Student. a monthly
journal. published by the Virginia Bust
ness College, contains many names o!
former students who are now filling ex-
cellent positions with large firms through
out the United states. Many OF the
graduates OF this institution are with
Richmcnds leading firms. a thing which
speaks wen for the school.
In connection with the college is an
Employment Bureau. which renders as
sistance TO graduates. Thus 1t will BE-
seen that this is a progressive institu-
ton. This IL one reason why the Vir'
glnia Business College Is so well patro-
Lized.
The next session opens Monday. Sep
TENDER 9Th. We wish tho opening % %
al President Davis excc>,s. ne brishtes
-