Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-05
NOT YET COMPLETED
a Majority or tho Teachers Will Ne
Ladies-Liccnsed to Practice Don.
tistry = Pcniteutiary Bonds- Tho
Rest Lnst-Auother Commission in
Revenue Act Convicted OF Perjury
-Educational Notes.


selecting faculty for the institution.
The faculty as completed will have
three men. one at the head of the school
of philosophy of the head of Snathe-
mates and of music.
'1n each case the trustees have select
ed, so far as was possible thoroughly
equipped specialists of experience for
the heads of the several departments
The faculty Is constituted as follows:
Chair of Philosophy and Pedagogy
President j. C. Bloslngame
Chair of Latin-Miss Sadie Berry.
Chair of Art-Miss Ida Poteat.
Chair of Eygiene-N1iss Della Dixon
NJ. d.
Chair of English-Mrs. H. e. Stone
ROW of Chilicothe Ohio. Mrs. Stone is
a kentucky lady and one of the most
accomplished English teachers in the
South.
Modern Languages-Miss S. T.
Young, of Rrunsvile, Tenn, who in ad-
ultlon to experience in Europe, has fill
ed important positions in leading inSti-
tutions in this country.
Mithcmatics-Prof. l.. d. Watson of
University OF Georgia and post-grad-
uate in University Of Tennessee.
Chair Of Grcek-Miss I1valina *. Pat
ten, OF Nova Scotia. who is an a. aud
NJ. graduate Of Acadia College of Can
ada. and Il woman of unusual culture
She Will also teach moral nhilosonhv
The musical director has not yet been
chosen, hut the trustees have in mind
an excellent man of wide eXpcriencc
MISS Juiia Brewer. with Boston Con-
servaiory training, has been chosen one
OF the assistants In music.
Miss Lillian Eclslofr OF Roanoke, Va,
one Of the leading teachers of the pub-
lie schools of that city, was chosen as
teacher for the University Academy,
which Will be run in connection with
the institution.
IJcENSED TO ppArr1cr
The following gentlemen successfully
passed an examination of the State
Dental Examining Board yesterday:
w. ~ Johnson. c. II. Turner, S. From
It's. l. II. Baker. r. w. Hatcher, l.. y
Johnston, y, u. heid; j.. a. German,
THOMPSON p r. FolIs 7 W corioton
w. r. smith r IT Smntbars g
Leo. T.. ~ Moose ~ n uorrinc
II NrIcan I r. T o,,rott w @'
Wcolks n II Sateriald IA 9 i, D;n,,
ar,isnn
n,,>,,r,,,,r,, ~
r--Ni r'-N LAX I BoNDS.
The bids for tho S110 OOO of nonitor-
tiary bonds will be opened nv the STATE
treasurer on May end There are now
nearly n score OF bids. The sS5 900 of
bids 10 pay for farms will not he issued
until about July. IL is now thought
The Salisbury sun saws a now roller
mill with a capital stock of $40 600 s
In be built at Cleveland. a part or the
stock has been subscribed.
nun,
iii- Ar''i L-ASI.
The Supreme Court has ended all Its
WORK save the nearing or one argument
a"u 'ie nlius VI l"enty-siN opinions.
- - .I i.-4~ ~ 'porta'+
Me- u.i.,' ne N'st' mere are ot THESE
~ ~. .ou' olI,', ',oaru. Keeper OF
Nn t,,it "Iiu uoliS Irihtlhg-
,,,,;;i MR. r,.o'," MoiN nsslhs on the new
NJ "'l5s ~ me Soiuiers rome mere
III -, "'0'l''' "uiiui's Is 10 ne Il DOR
$50 =, ~
cratic Ticker bv thrce votas j., NJ Io,Hn,,,
municipal election.
CROPS AND RJ,VCNI1r
1.no cro, NM,
so,'an i Inv ' a.ne[ report Tor the
.,,.nss va. 80 -; - e'hL Slcht pro
a.o,,.,t ~ 49, n'os -, iaili Work ana the
SS,or' oni,.p ~ w"s IaPiu ana satis-
$40 ,,.o,,o ,on a. -" uilhvorapie re-
ro'.t;or &c ~ cta,o l 1roln me eastern
asa nvcr half IN ,nnh , ,d'nlan hser-
ho vow h.nnGciaI u''u proved 10
!, i, fomnd hat ov,,r
3, tho NOW, rn,,an, ~" 'nS ~ an OMISSION
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thirtv-four in this state arc M, M,a