Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-27
THROUGH THE STATE.
MEETING or THE UNIVERSITY
SUMMER LAW CLASS.
YEs ELECTION Or OFFICERS.
Returned from h Rcunion-Func-
rai-A Good Observation-Disclosures
entertaining Children from Dafti-
morc ~Frec-Other Virginia News.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July &c.
osuccal)--The students of the summer
law class OF the University Of Virginia
met last evening AM perfected a class Or
eanization. MIR. Samuel IL. Edwards, OF
Is,e OF Wight, was elected president. Mr..
EDWARDS is one Of the rising young men
Of the State, having rendered important
,~olitical service In his own county, and
occupying at present the position of a
s.nato clerk in the Legislature of Vir-
enia. The other officers chosen were as
follows: Mr.. Baya, Of Florida, v~iee-presi-
5out: Mr.. stafford, of Illinois. secretary;
Afr. Lockwood. OF Mississippi. treasurer,
The class contemplates giving in the
near future a german, which is 10 be fol-
lowed by a class banquet.
CAPTAIN Mlcajah Woods, commander;
Captaln II. Clay Richie. and Messrs.
lanes Perley. l.. Il. Snead. Lew Wood.
and w. c.. Payne. OF the John Bowie
strange Camp, Confederate Veterans.
have returned from Atlanta, where they
rsrresented Charlottesville at the ON
fsiorate Reunion. In the parade Mr.. Per-
NFE LIANHNA 80 0Aa 100000 b1NNA~-
d. of the old Nineteenth Virginia Regi-
mi. BY the side Of Mr.. Perley march
81 Miss Rosa Gleason, his granddaughter,
dressed In blue, and she was the only
y8lrr lady in the procession who walked
IN the line.
vr L. A. Bolz left yesterday for
Wayuesboro' TO act as best man at tho
wedding OF Miss Willie Viola Koiner and
Afr Henry Renken, OF Chicago. which
event occurred At 3 o'clock this afternoon
st Bethany church.
The funeral Of Magistrate William c..
Brown. whose death occurred Sunday
near this city. took place at 4 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon from the Christian
church. and the interment was at Oak
Hm Cemetery. The deceased was a man
OF excellent judgment and fine business
qualities. For several years past he held
The office OF Justice of the Peace, and
with credit to himself and to the salts
faotion Of his constituents. He was
married three times. His first wife was
a Miss Clarke, his second a Miss Nc
Alister, and his third Mrs. Crow. Of Madi-
son county. The latter and six children
by his FIRST marriage survive him. The
children are Mrs. Annie CARRIER. or Rich
mond. Mrs. Eugene Brown. of Basic City;
Mrs. Lucella Marshall. Mrs. Dora Ballard,
Mrs. Susie Smith. and Miss Lena Brown,
Of this city. Mr.. Brown was 62 years Of
age at the time of his death.
The proportion of medical graduates OF
the University Of Virginia in the United
States Army Medical Corps is 10 per cent;
in the navy. 20 per cent. and In the Ma
rine Hospital Service, 2 per cent.
Mr.. John A. Maddox, of Company u,
Monticello Guard, who has been III the
county for several weeks enllsting recruits
for the Third Battalion Of the Third
Virginia Regiment. returned yesterday 10
Camp Alger. He took with him four
men from Batesville and Ivy. making in
all twenty that he has recruited
Mr.. Charles II. II. Thomas. secretary
Of the Miller School, passed through Char
lottesville to-day en- route TO New York.
Mr.. Thomas will sail OF the 10Th instant
for Europe. where he will make an ex-
ended tour OF the British Isles and the
Continent. returning in the fall.
Miss Estelle MoTrissette. Of Richmond,
who has been visiting Miss Leila jack
con. left to-day for Farmville. Miss
Marian Garcin. of Trenton, n. j., Is now
tho guest Of Miss Jackson.
Miss Lallie Hawkins left yesterday
afternoon for Orange. to visit her friend,
Miss Eulah Hatcher.
The annual meeting OF the Board of
Supervisors OF the county was held yes
terday. with the following gentlemen
present.: John b. Moon chairman. n.
G. MCGEE, John w. Goes, N. w. Early,
J. G.. Martin. and ID. II. Pitts. The board
assessed the county levy at so per cent.
Of tho State tax. A contract was awarded
the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company,
of Roanoke. for the erection OF an iron
bridge over the Chesapeake and Ohio
near the University gymnasium.
Dir. Il. A. Perry, Jr., left yesterday af-
ternoon for Winston, n. c., where he has
accepted a position as telegraph operator.
A number Of poor children of Baltimore,
between the ages of G and ~, were sent
here this afternoon by the Children's
Air Society of that city, and were
met at Union Station by parties who had
agreed 10 entertain them free for a pc
rod Of two weeks. Each child bore a tag,
with its home address on one side and
that Of the entertainer on the other. The
little ones attracted considerable atten-
ton while at the depot.
DR.. Ramon ID. Garcin, after spending
a few days here with Mrs. Garcin, who
is visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
Jackson. has returned to Rich
mond.