The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-22

tend the reunion of the Connecticut Ma
tional Guard at Mantle, August 20th-25th
He has also received an invitation TO go
to San Francisco in September to attend
the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
OF the admission OF California into the
Union.
a petition has been received from Gov
;netou asking the authority to organize
n military company for that section. with
the following officers: Captain. T. +. Bar
rett. First Lieutenant. j. {. AtheS' oec-
ond Lieutenant a. II. Bowie
The Governor has received copy o. tns
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain and Ireland rela,ihs 70 .',s
terms ard diStrlDutloH VI s
Col. r. c. Marshall. of Portsmouth. was
ooi,er at the Governors office YESTERDAY.
o,,6 oyrressed himself as highly pleased
VIII, his chances for the governorshlP.
Mr. J. G. Hankins. chief clerk "
tary Lawless. is engaged IN slitp- ~
csc exchanges to the Secretaries OF the
s:era-.n+ states in the Union. Jhese eA-
| ol,.noes embrace the Acts OF ASSemolN.
journals and Reports. ana sliies a.
,,ada annually by the severai etates
for use in their libraries
Mr. Hankins has arranged LOT tlie
| Of his office most con'ehieii. 80
.o,i.s ~ which he has often to REFER. anu
! ~. ~. 1bem so classified that he can sel
~. ',- ,,, Information needed without the
| slightest trouble. ,,o~,,drfa
s't Sa,ora, I,c1is C. Barley. OF AleSanal'a'
,o1Ied, mon Secretary Law.ess yeslei ' us,. :.
| a,nong the callers at the 7o ,' III;
| ot1ica was Captain " A. E,ali F.o,.,,a, Nd
| Superintendent OF Schoe1S i o,77crr,,l called
! E~-CSoveroor Charles T. U fe:raii 80
| .. the Library yesterday and hao a pleas
1 ant chat with Auditor Marye. CIV
/ E,ntsir IA c. Land. Of the SurrS Sas
caller Spon AdiLtant-eeaeia ~
| Male. Superintendent
| of Public instruction, "aS Iof+ at
in the Library yesterday n,e Jn
| midday for his home. in Ameiia.
| r1he school census of AppomattoN SUI"
! ascreasa of upwards of 200 scholars' d.
compared with that of 1890; oa,,,ss
me examinations on professional course
of study for teachers who ho.d
certificates will be held by me 81 :.i ~
tenfents of the several counties ana cue. i,s
Wednesday, September 5th. The
.ratiops fer whit. and colcred 1eac,'.
ers viii be held on the same day ana d.
tha same ,laces. hut in separate rooms
and the superintendents are au1horAZeo ~
e1,nloy some one to help them conouct 'he
eSsminaticr.s, if necessary
The papers are now oeing 'naue gu, q,
| the department and the following VIII be
| the subjects:
FIRST Year-Ciyil Government, General
| History and English, L:terature-flshe
civil Government: Myers's General HIS
cory. Shakespeares Macbeth; Milton
| Paradise Lost, Book I. and H.; Addison
| Sir Roger De Coverley Papers from the
Spectator; De Quncey's Flight OF a Iar-
! tar Tribe: SCOTS Ivanhoe: History OF
| English Literature to the death OF al
| son.
Second Year-Physical Geography. Alge-
| bra and English observation-disclosures
| Geography: Elementary Algebra: Burke
| Speech on Cancellation with America: Mac
| aulev's Essays on Milton and Addison;
! George Eliot's Silas Mariner: Matthew
| Arnold's Sohrab and Rustum: TeHnyson
| Princess; History of Eaglsh Literature
| Completed.
| Third Year-PeGngogy, School Law. ano
| American Literature.-White's Schoo
| arrangement: DeGarmo's Essentials o.
I Method; Dexter and Garlick's Psychology
| in the School-room: Virginia School Law
| Coopers Last of the Mohicans; Irving
| Sketct-Book (sx select ons); Longfellow
! Evangel:ne; History of American Litera-
] ture
| Treasurer P. P. May. of Louisa. called
| at the Library yesterday and settled his
! accounts with the State