The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30

THE TIMES -DISP al
at gaming tables 81 600 OF his benefactor's
money. CT course, there were other Kame-
sters. who won y. Against su Isl IN sn'n ns
a &c on .ns vs. ~
The faculty comprised nine professors IS Or :
Of whom To1 that q lax 5snn deseT
we're moral ara and q exsmfplary br Alder
@ mef s'en e them th s s Bohny
structor lie names bunsl ,, who IS had ID
Pi III and That, college n Penn
ysar engaged him e deliver YER s,I short &
s studes ad tns e heard see him 0ou
President Alderman speaks Of seek;
Ing and serving God like Broadus r ana
John 4. Broadus and Bishop Dudley: But
Jacob D. Dudley, Of Tchiord, was one one
Of my intinatss at ,h d uIysrs ~ eee
and sincere plety. But, except in these
respects he was not the s eaua Of nh NIX
Sw ETfa and
al 'i'' home, but IN areeee. they Used e
hold s.naens prayer, meetings II .he1f
the University had undergone q great
and salubrlous change. MY chaplains
the Ev k9Ser Hyan Rev
United States Senate. and the Rev. j. p.
Bvilmer aerwards Bish9p o. hG }nan
S'unday-school were held IN ,one, OF the
lecture rooms that was used by five pro-
s Wrote
beautiful petition to the visitors IN That
behalf.
During my three years ,s very n pleasant be,ane
n he 'he whoe once waf for aa vSaon f'
Uniform law. We were required - wear
one or dark gray on all dress OCCASIONS;
70 wear 4a OUT our 1H's od duds. But though
was en- regle in other respects, ven
tured to decorate with one Of my Phila.
delph,a rancy er az ~ a whoe law
and dismissed me. Afterwards l wore
out much handsomer black cloth uni
torn without being called led 70 10 account tor
My connection with the University ter
minated IN the summer Of 1881. Thus
4 was at the formation Of the society
If had expected to go again to college
Il should have been four years at the gnl-
versity. But though l had taken Pro-
intended to continue my studies In, a
4 law office In Fredericksburg. This, how
ever, was changed.
students started at the University
literary Magazine entitled. The Col
legian. and became a contributor to
articles on college Laxity,"l which at
tracted some attention. At a very carly
terest Of the University. I lind among
addressed e '.The National lntelligencer,.,
city ee asss evpe
Alderman, q North carolinlan, put, ne
and his partner were frlendiy,to the Uni
Etelligencer" were power liz the coun-
try and my father belonged, to tneir
party. Therefore. : selected that paper,
my MS. Mr.. Seaton sent his son, Gales,
to the University, and he came thence TO
Richmond to practice law. so that We
were at that bar. together.
University was published in the South
sernB Literary Messenger, as early as Lac.
In which four new Things are adyocated.
tension Of the term Of the chaplain. 8.
The Introduction Of alumni into the Board
Of visitors. I: The esta bishment Of
been realized. some very slowly. Nor did
Of president. 4 Even i. mad had some
experienss IN that line, ana Was
El;Intful w esq the gallant and ad-
spsses1 tns
Of Missouri and OF the: great West to
our common alma mater 1rl and Ind her able
president. 5 sc,
ss Whilst I had control Of the Southern
y. literary. Messenger 1t stood by the UNI
yersity. which at two periods needed
defence against an diverse popular sent
3Ynrut but "a conclusion became neces:
sary and only one incident will be added:
On ii hat ever-t o-be-remembered 18Th Of
April. sos. Dr.. southall q accosted Or.
Lyon Tyler and me as we sat con- a
versing on the steps of the Rotunda. and
inquired whether we had been to see
Poe's dcrmitory and his name Lln caryed
within 1t. we had not and he Offered /
to escort US thither. He conducted us to
the north end OF the western range anu
there. on a closet door, inside one OF ,5 the
pIai iI; cut a The locality was very IA
iniliar tome, but I have no ton
OF his nah,c. If l ever sawG't before: AZ
j told nv companions, / spent my first
the opprobious name OF Feeble Row."
from the Of the eh s Wno
BY the brothers. VIM: Z. and Levin s:
Joynes, and two cousins. Walton az Z OF
Thornley, and the other occupant was
the father of the Hon. Henry D. Flood.
Five OF these men were moreIt than sutfi-
cast upon II at row. My second and
third years roomed alone on the eastern
Professor Bonnycastle's family. Whilst
was room,ng in,'tFeeble r. Row. !. II; spent
my Intimate friends Geo. w. Milten-
berger and VIM. 3. stanard. We took,
the same tickets and could study to;
aid not always return to my own QUAR- ll
tiers. 5{ Isa
on that memorable day how often did
l hear the words, Jefferson ana De-
mocracy, and less frequently the more
Welcome one, Republic! But 1t remained
for you, Mr.. Editor. to style the Uni
versity Monarchy, because itnow had a
president. Are France and the United
States Monarchcs? M Ei e!a,
On the forenoon OF the 14th some new.
Pleasures We're poured into a cup already
overflowing. In the afternoon leave was
taken OF the beauties of the plac and the
joys Of the grand Inauguration and home
safely reach he'd by one rejuvenated anS
|Swith heart and soul gaddened and ex-
banded. =, -, Z, t,. .,~-o