Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-23
BANQUETING LAW STUDENTS.
summer Glass Mt the University Have
Merry Time.

Merry Time.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August
22-(special) 1.-The summer law class Of
1898 Of the University Of Virginia ban
quoted at Hotel Gleason Saturday night.
All Of the arrangements, which were per-
feet, were made by a committee Of the
class, consisting of John w. Lewis, OF
Louisiana; j. II. Koehler, Of New York,
and c. n. Williams, Jr., of Virginia. The
menu was most tempting one.
THE ORATORS.
After the feast came the oratorical pro-
gramme, which had been arranged as fol-
lows:
Toastmaster-W. b. Richards, Virginia
Professor w. NJ. Lille, Virginia-Law as
a profession.
"Of Law there can be no less acknow-
lodged than that her seat is the bosom OF
God her voice the harmony Of the
world. Hooker.
Professor r. c. Minor, Vlrginia-An
union in Observation-Disclosures Nights
Dream.
The Summer Law School a component
part of the University.
II. S. Edwards, Virginia-The class OF
So
And do as adversaries do in law,
Strive nightly, but eat and drink as
misunderstanding Of the Shrew.
o. c. Mueller, California-The late Occi-
dent, the centre of the republic, the star
Of empire.
John w. Lewis, Louisiana-The war
and after.
30, now. forever farewell the tranquil
mind"-Othello.
J. II. Koehler New York-A sister uni
yersity, Yale.
The secret sympathy, the silver link, the
slken tie, o.
Which heart TO heart and mind TO mind
In body and in soul can bind"
Lay Of the Last Minstrel
J. c. Brooks, Kentucky-Jefferson The |
apostle of personal and intellectual free
dom.
Il have sworn upon the altar Of God !
eternal hostility to every form of tyranny |
over the mind of man. Jefferson.
w. G.. Pilknton, Virginia-The new |
practitioner.
The way of the transgressor is hard" |
w. b. Lockwood, MississIppi-The Law |
and the Lady.
"a perfect woman nobly planned
To warn, to comfort, and command"
Wordsworth.
John s. Patton-The Press. a Power
that Enforces Law.
Dr. Goodwin Mr.. Cochran. Mr. McIn-
tosh, Mr. Williams, and several others
in the speaking.
THE TOAST TO JEFFERSON.
In the absence OF II. S. Edwards the
president of the class, the toast assigned
10 him was responded to by the secretary.
T.. III. Stafford. The toast 10 Jefferson
assigned 10 J. c. Brooks, Of Kentucky
was responded to by Mr.. II. r. Schade
All of the speeches. in manner and in
matter were of great excellence-much
lboye the ordinary after-dinner talks.
The members OF the class present were
w. b. Lockwood. w. G. Pilkington i. II.
stafford, \. J. Smith, W. p. Webb, Jr.,
NJ l.. Bonner, w. b. Richards, 3. S. Stu
lrt, c. +. Mcintosh. c. L. Williams, Jr.,
!. w. Lewis. f. r. Lacy. j. H. Koehler,
md II. r. Schade. The invited guests
we're Professor w. w. Lille, Professor r.
,. Minor 0oo unwell to attend DR. H. $.
81. L. Cochran, and John S. Pat
on.
PERSONALS.
The Rev. 3. F. Smith left to-day for
Southwest Virginia, where next week ne
Will attend the Allegheny Convention OF
he Christian Church, at New Castle.
1raig county. Later he will go 10 Ro-
.helle, Madison county, to conduct a pro-
racted meeting.
Private Edward Tayloe. Of Camp Cuba
-.ibre is at his home In this city on q
months leave of absence.
GENERAL ROssER'S CONDITION.
The condition OF General Thomas l..
1osser gives his friends serious concern.
some weeks ago he returned from Chick
lmauga. where for some time he had
'een suffering from severe bronchitis and
probably malaria. IL was hoped that the
'etter care which could be given him at
lis home would result in early recovery.
{ seems that. with his other ailments.
ie is suffering from some form OF heart
lisease.