Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-15

growth of the nation and its rapio masS
rial consolidation. Let them 70 ad nv
the true principles OF legisiation a
what methods liberty IL best ,,n III
with order and with iaw H. am tbeir country
RAJ renown among the nations Whisn
comes from tho constant display VI W.
OF peace and justice.
Al the conclusion OF Mr.. Carriers mas-
terIy address, the Hon. Charles 4. Jonee'
rector of the University, formally Turn
ed over the new buildings 70 tne Us
rnonwealth, saying that the time nae
come when these splendid stluo'' 49,,
should be formally presented W ~
state. al say State advisedly. ne sa,o,
..hecause TO the 100000 given by the
alumni and friends OF the UNIVERSITY,
ard 10 the same amount obtained from
the Fayerweather bequest, the Les l "a.
tura of the commonwealth added szV,"o:
therefore. in behalf OF the rector anu %
the BOARD OF Visitors l present u '"O
state these handsome buildings.
rho Governors Acceptance.
covernor Tyler said that when inviteu
., ,his commencement he had accep.eu
hecausa he believed he would escape -
confusing and perplexing DuslhesS ',D.od
beset him at the Capitol. he sup 80
I'm his acceptance that ne Wo ne
~
nSaod "assured me that would not nave
a,'.bire 10 saw 1aughter)-a fact whlcn
raol,ze "a well as you. Stanoins mere
,,tsht saw something OF the giorlouS
history Of the past or looking 10 'he II"
go try 70 draw a picture or IT, pul
Iii onlv on behalf OF the people Oh
! +his commonwealth, thank the rector an
'Iist.ors and their predecessors for the
snIendid work they have done and re-
| ceive ii on the part OF the state. IN.
rhe Hon. william Lamb. OF NorIoiN'
tboneh not on the programme, wac
REDUCED and spoke briefly on the eu
| cational antecedents OF JEFFERSON
| The exercises closed with the siiie'"e "
| america" - .ondered
| rhis evening a reception was tenue, ,.S,
in the restored rotunda oy 'he
! 10 alumni and guests.
| The following degrees were ahiio"i'~0
| to-day: ...o., pelle-
r,o We -. O. NJ. Ball, Charlottesville, va,
| " r Barnweu Charleston, ;. u, M -
Sopner saundersville Miss; douglass
| = Vnrr,m University OF Virginia no
| hort n. Davis, University OF Vnsil'i ~
| OTTO Dunkel Richmond, va; Iho oi...
Faulkner. Boydton, Va; {. Is. "a 49,
| Mathews. Va; Rev. Il. 10 trace 80 ,,,a-
I ,ntie rem. J. Rodman Grubbs, LOUIS
vile XIV. Mayer J.. Half, San AnlohIo
| re-. Daniel w. Kempner, daiVes'on
| roy, lanes r.. Minor, Stauntoil, va
uerpert X. Morgan, University OF VIZ
oin,a Marshall l.. Nlninger, foamoNe'
| Ta roeenh w. Rice, Galveston len ,
Iar1os Russell, Winchester, va
Robert A. Stewart. Portsmouth, va.
| MflIn w. Swartz, winchester va
Iaynes NJ. Townsend. Petersburg va, ~
bert s Whit. Jr.. CharlottesVihe, va a.
bachelors of Science-WilIiam y. SVeT
art Jr. Fort Monroe, Va; Charles IL
| Vawter MilIer's School, va.
Masters of Arts-Frank H. 1.a.,as'
| BELLEVUE. Va; n. b. BarnweH, Sna ..i,Io
| tom 8 c.: NJ. Lee Bonner, SaundersVIne;;
! Miss Douglass Ia Buffum, UnlVeIsity '.
| VIRGINIA. Otto Dunkel, Richmond va
! William Harrison, Faulkner, Boyu.on
| Va christopher y. Garnett Mathews
| Va. Robert A. Stewart, Portsmoutn
Va Tames G. winston, Waynesboro' "a
II is unoficially announced, but on ao,
| solute authority, that the late Colo ~
| skinner. OF stanton, left $Zo'Wo 10 '"'
University on the death OF his sister
Belinda Randall, of MASSACHUSETTS, a.
ber death. left a large sum or money -
ho expended for charitable purposes "
| tr,,staes whom she named. Twenty thou
sand of this sum has been oDtalheo IoI
the University. 1t will probably DO uSe'
as the nucleus for a hospital