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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD TAX
Claimed That They are More Heavily
Assessed Than individuals.
INCREASED POSTAL BUSINESS.
Pos,master's Salary Enlarged and the
Nnmbcy of Mail Deliveries In
decentralization at APP
poIntmcnt OF "a kusselii'c.

RALEIGH. ~. c.. July H-spccial.- ne
railroads made thc.r plea before ihe COR
,.rfatiou Commi SION yesterday. neg
argued that they were faxed moro neaNht
.ban other PEOPLE An The roads were ho'
besr0. and arurumcnt went on to-day.
The pos. -ofiiCe receipts here snow su,H
a q OIL increase in The growth of me cliy
fgor. "a business view. Since M' b"lieS
went hi AS postmaster the receipts have
ircreased sufficiently Go warrant no l"-
crease of salary of $500 TO- $500. the
receipts are sufficient boo amount Of ma"
10 require three deliveries daily.
EIssEIJ.s APPOINTED
There is much dissatisfaction al the
anno.rtnent OF vs.. j. sutton. one o. Gov
c.nor Rasse,rs protegcs Co a position 10
tie revenue office. The old-nnc Rcounh-
cans are anxious 90 know what return
the Governor S. co.ne 20 give The party
Tor the act on the part of Collector Dun
can.
Judge Moore heard argument Yesterday
a.. the DISPUTE between state Treasurer
worth and tho Executive Board OF the
panitentiary. involving tho payment or
claims This was heard at chambers
ana the decision win be rendered to-
morrow.
The state veterinary surgeon Us |ept
busy looking after the herds OF cattle
infected with splenetic faver. The dledd
disease still spreads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
SOIL AGAINST WATER,
First Bale of Texas Cotton To be SOLD
for the Flood sufferers.

NEW ORLEANS La July l5.-H. d
y Beer. cotton dealers to-day received
the following telegram from Governor
Savers. Of Texas.
Il have caused TO be expressed 10 YOU
to-day from Linton. san Patricio county.
TeVas. the first bale of cotton that has
been grown this year. Please have the
same sold for the benefit of the flood
sufferers IN Texas. and. after sellnS H.
send the bale 20 such parties and places
as In your judgment YOU may deem best
20 be again sold for the benefit Of the
sufferers Let the proceeds of AN sales
be transmitted directly 10 me This con-
siznment to you is made upon the faith
or the published statement by YOU Ia the
san Antonio papers. Please answer add
also wire me when the bale reaches YOU
l will greatly appreciate your action N
the Dremises.
on the receipt Of this telegram tho New
Orleans firm telegraphed Governor Saycrs
asking him 20 intercept the bale and have
Il sold at the principal exchanges. then
20 send 10 on 10 New Orleans where II
would be sold on Change 20 the highest
bidder and then sent on the rounds u
the other exchange
Last year the same firm purchased the
first bale and sent 10 10 the President of
the United States 10 be sold for the
benefit OF the Army Hospital fund This
bale realized $500 through the different
exchanges New Yorw Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

WASHINGTON. j. C.. July H--Herr
Rose. the German ex-Consui-G General To-
Samoa. who Is passing through the city
en- route 10 Germany. paid his respects 20
The President to-day. lio WAS presented
by Secretary Hay. Herr Rose has just re-
turned from Samoa. lie says that the
friction alleged TO have existed IN Sa-
moa between the Germans on the one
hand and the Americans and English on
the oother. was very much exaggerated.
But every yestlge OF friction, he says. dis
appeared with the appearance OF the com
missiopers representing the parties 10 the
tr!parl!te agreement The arrangement.
which they made, he thinks. promises TO
be perfectly satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
ROBBED THE ROAD.
Eight Employees Of the Reading Rail
road Arrested.


PHILADELPHIA. July l3.-Eieht men
formerly employed in The irelshI oS
r,~rment of the Philadelphia and Read
I've Railway Company. are under arrest
mere charged with having sio.en lhous-
ands OF dollars worth of goods from the
company cars.
Robert Rowdabach. John Il. Boyle Johh
" Fisher. W. ID. Gallagher. Erwin W..
Chaprnon. Edwin !. Wild. and ADner
Jsnsson They are all residents OF inns
CITY. Jamison and Fisher were enlp4oye1
as conductors. the others as brakemen'
and their alleged speculations cover
period Of more than year.
During the past year the Reading Ran
way Company received snumerous COM
pisints from shippers that goods sent 10
customers I'm other cities over the Read
ing road had been tempered with en-
route The company's detectives began
An Investigation and Kaufman was
among a number Of employees suspecteu.
About daylight last Saturday morning
Kaufman was arrested on the street 10y
"a .ocal policeman BE had ntteen boxes
OF cigars in his possession. The railway
officials were notified, and the othei ar
rests followed. They are all under hedNy
beil for "a further hearing next tuesday.
G. A. Bristley. chief of the Reading
Conpanvs detectives said to-day that
the value Of the plumber will aggregate
more than $500, and that the stolen
merchandise includes thousands OF
cigars. barrels of whiskey, and valuable
silks and wooden goods.
The method of procedure was 10 wait
for a night run. and then. when their
train was sidetracked for orders or TO
allow another train 10 pass.they Wouid
open the cars and purloin the goods that
suited their fancy. This done. the cars
would be locked again, no evidence Oh
their having been tempered with being
discernibfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
BY. p. L. SIDE TRIPS VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

TO holders Of b. Y. p L. tickets the
Southern railway Will sell side-trip tickets
from Richmond TO Chase City and inter-
mediate stations. and Richmond TO West
Point and intermediate stations at one
fare for the round trip Richmond to-
Baltimore and return one fare for the
round trip. $3.50. Richmond TO Phnadel-
phia and return $50. TO New York and
return Sl150. via York-River line. Limit
Of side-trip ticket vii conform with limits
Of 70. y. Z. l.. tickets. For fun informa-
ton apply TO Richmond Transfer Com
pany. SOB east Main street Southern Rail
way depot Virginia street OF go east
Main street. G.. W WESTBUBY.
Y T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
\ -Four Year Old Child Falls from a
Railroad Train and is Killed.

Railroad Train ana Is KILLED.
Mrs. John p. Bowen. Of Memphis Tenn.
was a passenger on a Pennsylvania rail-
road train that reached here last night
from New York. She was almost frantic
and she had the sympathy of an tho pass
sengers. but none of them We're able 10
comfort her Her son Arthur four years
old. had fallen from The train some disc
lance beyond Baltimore and at that time
he had not been found. IL was naturally
supposed that the child had been Instant
ly killed, but such was not the case. al-
though the injuries proved fatal this
morning The sad accident happened
near Perymans station. Mrs. Bowen
and her three children. one an infant
were on their way from the dining car
TO the sleeper. She had the infant IN her
arms and the other children were In
trusted to the care Of the porter
When the platform was reached the
little boy let so the porter's hand and
fen from the rapidly moving train. The
porter turned 10 the mother and inn
parted to her the sgd intelligence. soon
afterward the train was stopped and
search was made for the missing pas
scnger, but the little one was not found.
The train then pulled ahead with the
mother and her two children. and the
railroad people az Perryman's were told
10 continue the search Richard Simp-
son, a track walker, found the fatally
injured child and took him 20 the oihce
OF Dr. Stier. The child was unconscious,
and the doctor advised his immediate Io-
movai 70 a hospital he was taken 20
Baltimore ON an engine and was soon
under treatment IN Johns Hopkins Hos
pitaL The doctors found that the little
ones skull was fractured and he had
sustained numerous cuts and bruises and
internal injuries. Mrs. Bowen reached
the hospital soon after her child was ad-
mtted there. A telegram was sent 10
Mr Bowen al Memphis. telling him of
the sad AFFAIR. lie was formerly resi-
dent OF Newark. y. j., and Mrs. Bowen
was at one time resident of Baltimore
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
ROBBED THE GRAVE

A startling incident of which Mr.. John
Oliver. OF Philadelphia. Was The subject,
is narrated by him as follows: 81 WAS I'm
q most dreadful condition. sly skin was
almost yellow. eyes sunken tongue coat
ed. pain continually IN back and sides. no
appeti,e-gradualy growing weaker day
by day Three physicians had siven me
up. Fortunately "a friend advised .ry-
ing Electric Bitters, and 90 my great
iov and surprise tie first bottle made "a
decided improvement ] continued their
use for three weeks and am now q well
man. know they saved my life. and
robbed the grave OF another victim" 40
one should fail 10 try Them Only 50c.
guaranteed al owens & Minors Drug
store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY j. y. Elan e. Co.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
T RUSTEEs PUBLIC SALE
OF
The COmmOdious, Centrally and
Pleasantly Located and
Valuable
WINDSOR HOTEL
AUCTION sALEs-rn,ure pa,s.
AT the Northeast Corner Franklin
and Eighth Streets.

In execution OF deed of trust from
SITS. Mary T.. Cox, dated June ~ loJu'
duly recorded in the clerk ONCE OF inc
Ohdncery Court Of the city OF Richmond
ana ln pursuance of decree OF the Law
and Equity Court OF said city, IN the
SUIT styled Fannie l. k.iburn 81 ais. VS..
ldd 4. OOIrle &c, entered ON the ON
July, 1899, the undersigned. trustee. VIII
selL by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
MONDAY. JULY Il. 1saa.
at II o'clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE
referred To- boo said deed aud decree, AZ
oelns the 8Doye-named well-knoWn ana
valuable Windsor Hotek. at the north
eastern corner OF Franklin ana hisnth
streets, IN the city o. Richmond. Va,
fronting ON the eastern line Of Eighth
street. thiry-hve feet seven inches more
or less, ANA extending back on the norih-
crn line OF Franklin street one hundicd
and twenty feet more or less, 10 an @lley
twenty lCet wide.
The house is neat and very substan-
tial detached brick structure containing
about forty rooms of good size, wen ap-
pointed. with ample iight and vent iiauon.
and in good order. Adjoining mozart
Academy, The leading theatre OF ihe
cffv c0ui disfart between the business
section ~ Main and Broad streets, ana
Dut ono block west OF the ,apltol SqutIe'
its location is most convenient ana ue-i-
able. II has been constantly Wen patron
ized-.ts patronage dt present oeius iuiiy
equal 20 its Capacity-and with moderate
means and properly conducted, 10 would
doubtless quickly prove exceedingly pro-
ntable.
Possession may be had o once. ana an
persons Interested are requesleta 10 i"-
spect The property and attend me sale.
TERMS. For cash as 20 expenses on
SALE city and state taxes 10 daN OF SAFE,
and the sum of So III -. with interest
thereon from July T. lsO. and as 10 the
residue. on credit al one year. by the
negotiable note of The purchaser with
interest added. and secured By deed az
trust ROBERT STILES.
Trustee
J. z. Elan A. Co. Auctioncers. 1y7
BY Edward $ Rose Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
TIN PLATE SCALE SIGNED.
Men Granted straight Increase Of
Fifteen Per Cent

CHICAGO. July l3.-The officers Of She
American Tin Plate Company and the
WAGE Committee OF the Amalsamated
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers
agreed on a scale to-day.
The new scale. which was signed by
the tin plate officials and the Amalga-
mated Association Committee. grants a
straight increase of Is per cent The
Increase takes effect July lst The wage
list as adopted Is 10 be the minimum
scale for the year ending June 80. 1900.
At last nights session bars instead
OF billets and a ratio OF IL instead Of
is Was practically decided on as basis
FOR figuring the scale Of wages This
was abandoned az to-days session. bow
ever. the scale as adopted being based
on ;425 as the selling price OF loo-pound
box Of coke tinpiates. On each tcn-ceut
increase IN the price per box per cent.
advance on the scales as adopted Will be
paid. while Tor each ten cents decrease
deduction OF per cent. will be made.
over thirty thousand t!nplate workers
are benefited by the increase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

For sale by r. NJ. WORKMAN & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioheers
1913 east Main street

ONFs-FouRTH ACRES or LAND
CONVENIENT TO THE CITY or
RICHMOND. BETWEEN HE NEW
RESERVOIR AND TIE NEW ~ II
RICO. VA. ON THE CITY ROAD
IEADTNG FROM THE NEW lESbR-
VOIR 10 THE ~ MP-HDt 81 WlIh
4 MOB FRAME DWELLING AID
OT-TRUiLDINGs AN IDEAL COUN-
TRY HOME. WITH GOOD STREET
CAR FACILITIES, AND ~ \ LOCAL.
ny WHICH HAS BEEN VERY MUCH
TMPROVED.-By virtue Of Iced of
trust. dated the Sth day ~ July. 1880 To
Frank -. Hfl. trustee. and duly recorded
i'm the Henrico County Court clerk s.
o0ice ID. B. 13l \. page 1913 On whose
place and stead J have been duly SUD
st.tutod1. default having been made IN
the pavment of sum OF money therein
secured and being required by the bene-
fefarv Hereunder so 10 do. ] will sell,
al public auction. on the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~, 1899,
nj O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY
oe~rribed Inn said deed as 'all THAI ccr-
tam piece or parcel OF land. with dh the
improvements thereon. containing about
one and one-fOurtn acres, with the rights
OF way and appurtenancea thereto ne
longing, lying ana OeihB Hi '"' ,"li',s
l0ws-to-Wit: ON the north by the lana
of Hugh Hagan and stella &. smith, on
the east by the City Park ana me city
road leading from the Reservoir 10 the
Now uump-nousc ON the south by the
road sixty feet wide. and on thc west by
Inc land of 4. J.. Blsnt0n, being a part
of lockwood farm.
TEHMS. cash as TO expenses Of sale.
any taxes that may Boz due, and
enough TO pay note for $500. and
interest thereon from july = ISIS. ball
auce al six and twelve months. for notes
at q per cent. 10 bo secured by deed
of trust on the property.
r. NJ WORTHAM
fvf5 Substituted Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
LIE al NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ROBY ROBINSON EFT Al VS. SOUTH
ERN MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, OF ATLANTA,
GA.-No. 1906 spring term, leJ,, Fulton
Superior COurt-Audnta Ga, july .,
1879.
Persons Interested are hereby notified
that pursuant 20 ana order of J. IT. Lump
Kin, judge OF the Superior Court of tul-
ton county Georgia, passed on May u,
1879. the receivers i'm the above stated
ease have prepared and hled with the
Undersigned, appointed by such ORDER
auditor therein. "a statement showing
the names Of all nOn-b0rr0Wlns share
holders of said association as they APP
pear by the company books. and the
amount paid IN on their shares OF stock
and that except as 10 shareholders who
shall before October l. 800 file with the
8uditor "a statement contesting the truth
OF said statement OF the receivers,
the latter shall be taken as sufficient evil
dcuce " the ella ms OF said shareholders
as nOn-bOrrOwiug share holders and of
the amount paid In. Persons entitled TO
contest the accuracy OF such statement
a. to any shareholder, may do so bv M
ing proper pleadings with the auditor.
making the shareholder whose right is
contested party 10 the litigation.
should any non-bOrrOwing shareholder
desire 20 claim any preference by Tca-
son OF having given notice OF with.
draWal or OfherWises such shareholder
shall set up the same by proper pleading
before the auditor. unless the same Is
done. no claim OF priority over any ether
non-borrowing shareholder WI be con-
sldesed As 10 all such shareholders as
10 whom no objections are hled, ana by
whom no claims OF priority are Med. the
auditor shall accept said report ot said
receivers as sufficient ana shall r, port
them 10 the court as the non-corro Wing
shareholders entitled 10 participate In
the distribution Of the assets ~ said as
ISOLATION time limit for presentation
Of stock Tor paymcpr may be fixed fcre-
after by decree. and stock not so pre-
scented may be barred from participation
in distribution. Any non-hOrrowing
SHAREHOLDER desiring further information
should address the receivers OF said COM
many az Atlanta. Ga. inclosing stamped
and addressed envelore for reolN
T. a. HAMMOND, JR..
tylJ Auditor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
ArRIGnrFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause a horrible Bum, Scald.
Cut OF Bru.se. Buckiens Arnica Salve.
the best in The world. VIII KAN the pain
and promptly heal &c. Cures Old Sores.
Fever Sores Ulcers. Boils. Felons. Corns
all Skin Eruptons. Best Pile cure OF
earth. Only CSC. a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by Owens & Minor Drug
Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
THAT THRoBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you if you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build mp your health Easy TO take
Ivy them. Only % cents. Money ba tx
If not cured. Sold by owens q Minor
Drut Co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

Any person who presents himself or
any acquaintance who has been victim
ized by purchasing railroad tickets from
elmer member of the American Ticket
BROKERS Association in this city.
STILLS TICKET AGENCY,
W. r.. HARDWOOD,
Members American Ticket Brokers AS
SOciation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
j. A. Brown,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Hanover g.. III. Va.
T. RUsTEE's SALE,
L Al
PUBLIC AUCTION,

T RusTEEs SALT ALT
PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ ASH
LAND. VA.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
j. M Leake and wife. one dated June :,
1890. TO W. j. Lcake and S. j. boswell,
trustees and tho other dated on April 23.
1896 to W. j. Leake, trustee. and OF
general decd from j. ~. Lake to $. J.
boswell trustee. dated Sepie noef -,
1897. AN duly recorded in the clerks Office
Of Hanover County Court and hy direc-
ton of tine creditors secured. we VIII sell,
AT public auction ON the premises. begin
ming az J.1J o'clock u, H..
JULY -, 1899,
the following REAL ESTATE ln the
town of Ashland. Va.
l. The new Brick Store-Houso and Lot
now occupied Boy ID. b. Cox. fronting ..
running back 90 Hanover avenue. This
is valuable improved property, and i5
occupied by "a good tenant.
> A Vacant Lot. adjoining the above,
and fronting about 81 feet ON Railroad
street. and running back between parallel
Lines to Hanover avenue. This if value
able lot for business purposes.
e. That Beautiful Lot of TIN ACRES.
fronting on England and Caroline streets
and the Telegraph road, with good
barn and a small house thereon. This
property is IN q high state of cultivation.
and g. valuable either FOR neutrality-suspicious.
ing purposes or for its easy suscepu-
billtv of subdivision into many desirable
residential or building lots.
An undivided Fourth Interest FOO
about 20 ACRES or LAND. consisting
of Lots NO. +. n. -. ~. 1G H. 49, -.
% q and n part Of 80. On the Oakland
Addition 10 Ashland. This interest can be
divided in kind.
TERMS. One-fOurth cash and the bal
ancc on credit of one and two years.
for negotiable notes with interest added.
secured bv trust-deed. or AN cash. at pur-
chasers option.
". ]. IEAKE.
g. J. boswell.
ive Trustees
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
COURT SALE
COURT SALE
Attractive Villa Sites
and 6rdniiG QuarrIGS
~ HUNRlCO COUNTY. NEAR Duh
BARTON.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC KAlLhOAp, 100
CONTAINING IL ALL 100 o0-lvV
ACRES, ..,,r.
BEING A SCB-DlN lSlON Of III
FARM FORMERLY OWNED BY
THE LATE T. \.
SCHULTZ.

By virtue of a decree OF Henrico Cir
cult Court entered June y, le5d' III inc
suit of Peter Copeland ana vile vs. A. ).
Chewing et ais, Trustees, eli ais, tne
UNDERSIGNED. special commissioner theIe-
by appointed for the purpose, VIII SELL ~
auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1879
al O'Clock j.. NJ. the. above EALDA-
BILE REAL ESTATE. lying between
Bloominedale stock Farm and DUNBAR
ton, about four miles north or hicnmghu'
ON The south side OF the county road. rms
property has been 5ubdiyided, and VIII DE
offered for sale iu FINE-ACkE LOIS,
each fronting ola the new county ROAD
and running back towards the bfooh.
This sale offers fine opportunity 10 tnose
wishing 10 combine city with country ne
The initiatory has already been made. DO
that several prominent gentlemen rams
act their business u the city ana reside
in This locality. The rear portion oI thls
property. along the Brook. is confidently
supposed 10 contain extensive ana mex
haustiye granite deposits. being ID VEN Oh
the valuable quarry now owned anu opt-
rated by Peter Copeland, Will ne oucied
separate. After the above properly n"9
been offered in subdivisions as Indicated,
IL will then be offered as "a whole. Maps
of tho prOuerty can be seen at the ONCE
of tho auCfiOuecrs and also at the sale.
This IS am unusual opportunity 70 buy
fertile land convenient OF access To- Rich
moud. either by daily trains, electric cars,
or by private cOnyey ance.
TERMS. Oue-third caah; the residue I'M
two equal instruments al ne ana TWO
wears with interest added from day ~
sale for which notes are 90 be given. and
title retained unul Che whole nase-
money is Maid ana conveyance .s ordered
bv he Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
TIE B.N.P.U. SIDE Trips

viii be a great feature Of the y. Y. p. L..
A. Convention. Rare opportunity for
Richmond people as we'll as visitors TO
take delightful outings 40 uining cost
Fun programme in advertising columns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
SUPERIORITY OF THE
G.. e q. Every-Sunday Outing 70 IN ,
Anagffp

SEASIDE,
They are patrcnizcd By our best people.
They give a clean. qu!cl. ride over stone
ballssted stecl-rail track.
Ample c0aches-no crowding-scat for
each one Any schedule of the ferry and
electric railway between old Point
ocean View and Norfolk can be used
during the day. This gives privilege Of
stop-oQ az either or all these places, on
the one Dollar Romd-Trip rate. a
parior car attached 20 the Sunday out
Ing Train leaves Richmond. G. and O..
Rroad-street station, at $50 A. NJ every
sunday Connection made at Old Point
for Buckroc Beach. Returning leave
Norfolk Ocean View Station) ?. NJ.
leave ocean View 715 =. NJ. leave old
Point 40 +. NJ. and arrive at Richmond
DO II. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15

WASHINGTON, July H.--Webb G.
Hayes has been appointed heutenant-col-
one OF lue 1lr -afsf rf
teers lie was major Of the First ONO,
and saw service in t'nia anu Porto Rico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
Wa,crmelons on Zee.

Fifty dozen Il. Y. L. L. Caps. with
monogram, al Berry's Clothiery, 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-15
haB AkNIEN Salem, Va.

Courses for Degrees. with Electives
Also Sub-ffeshman and Commercial
Courses Library of - coo volumes. Work
ing Laboratory uealthfi location. Six
Churches-nO Bar-kOOms. Very Mode
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session begins september 18th. Catalogue.
with views ree Address.
JULIUS ID. DkEliER President
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Estate q. and 81 college,. at Blacks
burg Va. Thirty instructors. Thor
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and lndmary Farm Of 200 acres.
steam heat and electric lights in dor
mit0rios Degree courses ln Ascicu.-
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chemistry and General Science shorter
courses In Practical Agriculture and
Practical Mechanics. Total cost OF
session of nine months, including tut
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washing. textbooks. medical attend
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students. $500. Next session begins
September a. 1880 For catalogue 20
ply To- j. NJ McBRYDE. Phi. D.. ILL.,. D..
President. Jyl'