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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
IN ,tESrORIAM.

GEORGE Ed W Az W. >
GREGORY, the youngest son =, OF c Hon.
Roger Gregory and Bette y. Grey,
or s died at twenty minutes tn t. Z
O'clock Thursday, Decen,ber, 20 ,I ~ {;
Ctway s.. Allen. after a lingering
illness OF typhoid fever,
In the flower OF vigorous ar, ana :
promising, young manh9 GOO t ne mpS
his indomitnble energy, only, to sue.
cumb finally to the in asSrtina eba Mo
acter. strue and loyal as friend
and a loving and dutiful son: ana q NJ
possessing, a cheerful kindly '.liS any a,1
ways eager to assist those In dl s..
tress. and many hearts VIII acne IN
genuine sorrow at the news OF MS
He has engraved an endearlng
monument inbthea hearts OF those VINO
knew and loved him. which VIII only
crumble when they, too, answer tue
final summons.
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JAMES SCOTT MOORE
PASSES TO REWARD
Well-Known Virginia Editor
and Publisher Dies at Lex
ington Home.
WAS A GALLANT SOLDIER
Entered War With Rockbridge
Rifles and Later Saw Ser
vice With the Cavalry.
fspeclal 10 The Times pispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
LEXINGTON. Va. December "a
ers Of the Rockbrldge County News
and recently one of the proprietors Of
the Lexington Gazette. died at his
home IN Lexington this morning, aged
death was Bright's disease. The fu-
neral Will take place Tomorrow after
noon. with Masonic ceremonies.
Mr.. Moore was born July 80. 1874.
near Lexington, and was son Of VIII
liam Price Moore, who came 20 Rock
He wns descended from Revolution
airy ancestry. his maternal great
grandfather being. Captain Buster. an
!n.mate friend Of Thomas Jelier soi
field" school education, the rudiments
of Latin, Greek. algebra, etc. being
then taught. and later attended school
the ae nr eariy
which he followed through life. He
served with gallantry in the Civil
War as a member Of the Rockbridge
ana the ensaIy
the cavalry battles of the Valley of
Virginia. lie was several times slight
| Is wounded. At the close OF the war
he went to st. Louis. Mo-. where he
ginia in 1869. he worked on the Lex
tngton Gazette; later on the Rock
| bridge Citizen, and In 1884. with Rev.
a. p Boude. he established the Rock
bridge County News; In 1909 he be.
came part owner of the Lexington Ga
zette with VIM. r. Kennedy. to whom
he sold his interest In 1903. since
which time he lived quietly on his
farm near Lexington. and later in
| Lexington.
Mr.. Moore was bright Mason, and
had served Mountain City Lodge OF
was a life-long Democrat and served
for some years as member, OF the
Democratic executive committee OF
Rockbridgc. For many years he was
clerk OF the county school board He
was member OF the Lexington Pres
byterian Church: had been q member
its organization. and was twice a rep
Preventative to the National Editorial
Association. He was an active mem
Der OF Lee-Jackson Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans. Of Lexfn<ton, and for
some years was assistant Inspector
/ general OF the Grand Camp OF vir-
| gtnia for the Tenth Virginia District.
! Mr.. Moore is survived by his Wife
/ who was Miss Mariah I. Farrow, OF
i Rockbridge. Three brothers and one
/ sister also survive.
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Mr.. q. n. s.Hutcheson.

[Special to The 3TlInes- Dlspatch.J ~
EVE 81 Hutcheson, wife Of ex. State
SenatorpJ. N..5Hutcheson, died this
morning at the home OF her husband,
near Baskerville. after O. brief III
ness OF aboutfthree days. Mrs. Hutche-
MIA. She was the daughter OF the late
r.. M. iIiu tcheson, and was about thlr-
ty-elght years old. She was. a woman
OF lovely Christian character, a de-
voted wife and mother. Mrs. Hutche-
son leaves a husban and five. chill
ydren.S Asxsf " ~ ~ .s@f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
ASSEMBLE TORPEDO CRAFTS
Boats, Dcstroyers aud Submarines to
q A(ohjIlxox1 ss5sF

Boass, DESTROYER. aud Submarines to
be AIobillxed.
E NEWPORT. r. l.. December e6.-The
mobilization Of the largest fleet OF
torpedo boats, torpedo boat destrcyers
and submarine torpedo boats In the
history OF the American. Navy, will
take place in Nprraganset Bay In the
spring and summer OF 1908, according
to information gained here to-day.
The fleet will be In command of
Commander Charles G. Marsh who will
have under his direction about fifty
torpedo boats and torpcdo-boat de-
stroyers and the first and second
flotillas of submarines. The little yes
sells will so through an elaborate
series Of drills both day and night, and
1t is expected that much valuable data
will be obtained.
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HIGH-LIcENsE ORDINANCE
-Louisvillc Council Raises 1t to $500 o

!. LouisyilIc Council Raises 1t to $500 ON
Saloons.
LOUISVILLE, KY. December 2s:-
An ordinance increasing the license
for saloons IN Louisville from s15osto
$500 was passed by the Board OF Coun-
icilmen tonight and will In all prob
ability be passed by the Board Of Al
the Mayor next week.
The ordinancelhad been three times
laid on the table. but all the news
papers rallied to its support, and the
came so strong that the hoard had to
yield. 1t is estimated that between
$50 and 200. Of the saloons will be
forced to close as result of the
ordinance, but that despite this fact q
net increase of 100000 in revenue
yearly will accrue to the city.
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\ .--.--- ~ 80 u q
tiN,,, nlOyca IiNtI Or,

SSs NEW ORLEANS, La, December 26,---
Men, mployetl by the Southern Pacific
railroad shops here's nrlouncaa to- night
lthat they had bee m laid goff for ono
week. About 600 men are EN- p dyed,
NJ fan about the Texas and Pacific
shops, numb ring 200. said that they
had heen n not lied that lthelG hours or
work would II be cut Y o. seven NO o1Ily
cinl con irnaati Ion. lwas obta! ned {;
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Robert A. Lowry.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December o..
rs -Robert a. Lowry, a prominent citi-
zen of Stafford county. died suddenly
to-daysat his home, near Brooke, aged
snventT-three years. He is survived
by his wife and Ave children.
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KILLED 4 8 RESISTING s ARREST
Chief OF Police and Prisoner In struE-
Csvrn

Cbief OF Police and PrlsOncr IN StruE-
gle for Gun.
y BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December Is.
Chief OF Police James Merriman to-
day shot and probably fatally wounded
jim Andriff, a Macedonian. while the
latter was resisting arrest. Andrlff
was arrested by the chief. and on the
way to the station became unruly, and
when the chief drew4his pistol Andrlff
seized I 1t. In the struggle the! pistol
was discharged the ball passing
through Andrift's neck, causing paraly-
eli gtlsA
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George ~. Slmlnons.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December 26.IGeo'
W. Simmons. weil.knoWn c!I. .s,e,..
resi- 44ol Ward Avenue. He had
resided in Norfolk a number OF years.
and was native Of Baltimore; Two
weeks ago he was attacked with pa
ralysis. He was In MS s'AtS-sefSe y
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W. j. b. scherer.


- Special to The Times Dispatch
WILMINGTON. N. c.. December. 60
W. j. B. sScherer. aged ifty-three. and
a native of Virginia. died here 70
day and his body was carried to
Keller, Va. Tonight for interment, &C
companied by his brother. George Y.
Scherer. The deceased was taken sud-
denly Ill in Norfolk several weeks ago
and was later removed to the home of
+. here
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RUSSIAN S WHO WERE sHANGHA1ED
WALK galloway TO NORFOLK
r "a p the r Nh, "a, plapatch,

SpecIal to The Illness Uapatoh,J ,7I-7
NORFOLK. ~ Al December 26,--,FtiYe
stranded Russian LIENS foo tsore and
hungry, who arrived at the Union Mis-
sion yesterday walking all the way
from the North Caroline coast, declare,
they were SO crue llyf treated by oyster
,pirates I hath deserted. It Is q case.
OF shanghailns The me were 8shlpped
at Baltimore. bein g enttced by prom-
iises OF good we gss a nd gea sy, work,
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NIrs, Sarah Rhore.

~ N SpecIaIFto The 7Tlmes- pspa tch.1 7l a
Mrs, Sarah Rhore died to-day ut the
home Of her daughter Mrs. Charles =.
Seal. aged eighty-lve years. She
possessed all her mental faculties until
a short .ttme before death, She was
ing South early, rendered Invaluable
service in many ways to the Confeder-
.nte cause. receivngg the personal
thanks of Lee and Jackson, SHE leaves
several sons and daughters.
III. ID. Copeland.
Especial II The Times plspatch.l i.l
"a WINCH ESTER, VA, December 26.--
T.. n. Copeland, Winchester travel
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Ais. Ann Maria Harrison.
1s,oeial ii -rhe .,,rn q. I1l.natci,1

Special 70 The TImes-Dlspatch.1 -.
LEESBURG. VA, December 26.-Mtss
Ann Maria Harrison, daughter Of the
late Burr w. Harrison. prominent
lawyer, died Yesterday afternoon at her
home in Leesburg, from general de-
blity. She was seventy mine years
of age. and an aunt of Judge Thomas
". Harrison, of Winchester Many
relatives in LceshUrg survive.
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OBITUARY
Mr.. Edgar II. Davis.

Mr.. Edgar r. Davis died yesterday
morning at 4:2o o'clock. lie was the
son OF the late Oliver Davis and a
bl other of Mr.. Joseph NJ. Davis.
The. funeral will take place from the
residence of his brother-in-law. Mr..
j. NJ. Tiller, at O'Clock tomorrow at
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Admiral Brownson relinquished his
position as chief Of the Bureau of
Havigation yesterday. and the duties
Of that office were to-day discharged
By Commander Cameron McRpe Wins
low. the assistant chief OF the bureau.
Commander WINSTON signed all OF his
mall az acting" chief.
DtNcrspces Defined.
The difference between the line and
staff Is something about which the
public mind is more or less confused.
to fight the ship, while the staff off,
GER is one who either provides the
means for tia line officer to do so. or
acts under mis- direction in carrying
out his general orders.
The surgeons aboard ship look after
tho health OF the crew In time OF peace
and health Of the wounded in time OF
war. but they also have nothing to do
With the movements OF the ship to
which they are attached. and the same
rule applies 10 the paymaster and to
the constructor. who builds the ship
paxigated by the line officers.
1t developed to-day that year ago
when the Relief was put into commits.
sion. the decision was reached to as.
sign naval surgeon TO command tlit
vessel In the event that 1t were manned
witt, merchant : crew: but IL
the event that the ship was manned
with naval crew. then naval of
hcer of the line would be assigned t.
the command Surgeon Stokes will b,
assigned to the command OF the Relic
II the crew and master are chosen
from the merchant marine, which
while not finally decided, Is understood
will be the case.
Secretary Metcalf again to-day de
clined to enter into any discussion o
the issues which prompted Admra
Brownson's resignation as chief Of thu
Navigation Bureau.
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Miss Margaret VA rn,strotl s., OF Alhe.
marie. Ia spend MS the Chr stmas hol.
jidays with the Misses w odhn, aa0e
Waat Grace Street. u ,yss 4, i SsIs
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ing man. died yesterday at Clifton
Forge. Va, while supposed to be re-
auperating from pneumonia. He was
barn In New York sixty-two years
motive engineers on the Northern Pa
clhc Railway. retiring recently because
Of defective eyesight. One son. Ed
ward Copeland, of Winchester. survives
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DEATHS.

DAvIs,-pied, Thursday, at 4:so 4: NJ,
at the residence OF his hroLheI.t.n,,,
law, j. M.Tller. Sig North SeSenttn
Street, EDGAR r., son OF Emma =.
and the late Oliver Davis, ,,,s,
Funeral from the residence Itti ZIG
tFriday) AFTERNOON ut : O'Clock.
Interment In hollywood,
GREG oRY.-piel, December rs, 1907:
at GAO r. NJ, at the residence g!
his uncle, Major 0tway IS =, allen; III, y
North Sixth Street, GEORGE AZ.
\. WARD GREGORY. youngest son OF
Roger and Bette +. Gregory, In tho
thlrtieth, year OF his age.
Funeral notice later,
NORTHUMBERLAND, at $40 p. NJ, De-
cenber %, 1907, at her residence,
Mrs. JESSIE MARY llogCHINGs,
widow OF w. n. iouchlngs,
aged thirty Years. She leaves, slN
children, her mother, two hrothers
aud two sisters to mourn their loss,
Funeral from Leigh Street Eaptist
Church THIS (iNrtday) AFTERNOON
alta o'clock. Interment In OAlswood,
Friends and ac1ualntances invited %
attend, 3
sIITTO N.--Dted al the residence OF
his dauEhter, Mrs 2. p. Holt. a East
Ninth Street Maachester. Mr.. Fl, r.
& SUTTON, at Al e. N. TO leaves
three sons--Claude S. and Ross a.
ii sutton. of Manehe at or. and u v, SUIT.
ton. OF Columbia, =. G., aS rs M as ~ ~ \,
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Ir., Jessie Mary Houching..

Mrs. Jessie Mary Iouchinss.
Mrs. Jessie Mary Houchings, widow
of w. a. Houchings. died Wsdnesday
evening at her residnce. No. 1913
t aH, iMt Year Of her age. She
leaves six children. her mother and
several brothers and sisters:
The funeral will take PLACE LACE from
noon at o'clock. The interment VIII
be made In Hollywood.
Col. Urlel l.. BOycc.
Special to The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, December 90
A message received to-day states that
Colonel Urlel l.. Boyce. formerly ,presi-
dent Of Shenandoah Valley Railroad,
from now mart mart
the Norfolk and. Western Railway
system. died late Tuesday night at
the home OF his son, Lawrence Boyce,
on his farJ1 near Stanton. from mfr
mites of old age.
Mr.. Boyce was born In ST. Louis. Mo-.
sevent2-nne years ago. After serving
In the Confederate army during the
Civil War. he practiced law in Win
chester. later becoming chief counsel.
of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Up
until six years ago he owned the fai-
nous Tuleries estate near Boyce Sta
ton. Clarke county, now the home of
banker. Colonel Royce's remains viii
be brought to the historic old chapel
near WILDWOOD. Clarke county, to-mor-
row and buried. He leaves three sons
Lawrence. TruXton and Uriel Boyce
all now OF Stanton, Del.
DR.. y. L. Banks.
OAK FOREST, VA, December 26.-
DR.. j. L. Banks, one of the leading
physicians of Cumberland county. dieei
at his home near here Monday night
Of paralysis.
DR.. Banks was a native Of Mad
!son county, but came to Cgmberland q
ye ans wien MS ha @sr Spoke
Troop. Third Virginia Cavalry, as a
private, and served during, the four
surrendered with his troop Of cavalry
at Appomattox Courthouse, April 8
1855. After the war he renewed the
practice of his profession. He died
universally respected and beloved by
DR.. Banks was twice married-his
| first wife being n daughter Of w. r.
had two children. VII, survive. togeth,
Miss Caldwell. of Madison county. HIS
children are: Mrs. Smith, wife OF Or
w. w. Smith,, president of Randolph
Macon Woman's College. Lynchburg
and William Banks, Of Cumberland.
W.. III. MOrriHs.
LACROSSE, VA, December o6.--vV
H. Morriss a prominent citizen OF the
county of sMecklenburg, died at his
o'clock. Mr.. Morriss recently movee
from Bracey, Va. where for mum,
her OF years he was engaged In sue,
cessful mercantile business, n membe,
OF the county board Of supervisors
a prominent momher of the Methodist
Church. and up to the time OF his re
moval to South Hill.%a member OF thu
hoard Of stewards and superlntend.
ent5ofS the Sunday school of his church
Ee was member offthe Masonic fra,
ternlty He leaves a wife. four chill
dren and four sisters, who have a hos
Of friends to sympathize with then
| In their loss.
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And.yet we know one tender heart
Yearns to assuage with tears we weep
we know inSthe darkest night
=! & ~. se BY HIS WIFE,
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RI MI,NIORIAM

IN MENIONIAM..
loving rememEraan,Giee11 @ {.
nv husband, SAMUEL Ml!5fiAEllAS,
who died two years ago today De
cember 81. 1905.
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VERY FEW WITHDRAWALS
Depositors In the New York Savings
Banks Not linking 1t Out. "

NEW YORK, December 26.-To- day
was the date OF the expiration OF the
sixty -dny withdrawal notices required
by the savings banks at the height
Of the panic In October, but scarcely a
deposltor called for his money.
they were convinced that the feeling
of financial unrest was practically over.
In most cases to-day's Withdrawals
were more than Offset by deposits.
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Jacobs & Levy

ments end actions of any person no,
OF his own staff corps
The officers held that this act does
rot In any sense abridge any privilege
or rank formerly enjoyed by staff
officer. j
There we're no new developments to.
day in the controversy, owing to the
absence from Washington OF the presi.
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we miss the face, we miss the form. !,
whose highest touch seems born o
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Uimes. DispatrD Branfbfs:

rho following Branch Offices havo been
established for tho benefit Of those wing
at a distance from tho Main office of The
Times Dispatch. Tho Times Dispatch wants
left at amy OF these branches Will receive
the Same gcareful ttention as though they
had been LEFT ut sthes1rain Office, and there
wiz DO no extra cost to the advertise .5s$
5EIAUGHTER.s DRUG; STORE, twenty NTH
+ and Venabla Btreat.f- 4. III sst3if 5s5s
w IT,. EANEs, ~. Elast Bfoad Street
4 a.. a. ii SCOTT, Twenty-iifth and Broad sts.5
W1LL1AMs'ssp PHARMACY, Twenty-frs and
Marshall streeta' y Il ~
5 ARRANT,, GRANT & CO., II Foushse and
sT Broad Streets. J # N e Zs
I G. w. LArIME RI. No, 500 West ::darsh y st.
I'LL OMPSoN's DRUG Re, No 5l5sls West
4 I. =. BEyERtDG1c Brook Ave- and Clay st.
8 i,ADY,s DRUG sToA 81. barton Heights, 2tss
PEOPLES DRUG sTDFf NJ. 1900 n VII.
liamsburg Avenue Fulton. Ss 81 s3s5
II nc JIN's PHARMACY, No. 200 EAST. Mar
shall Street, $ts 2S, z
CRY DRUG TohE: mo 144i 1tast5 Mu ~
street, corner FIT eent h. n. S a "a st, ~ RI
sJUDsoN CUNNlN CHA N, 4. MOI 2os7s East
main Street corner Twenty hrst. IN; ~
WALLETS S PHARMACY, No. as4 South Pine
a Street. 49,. 5Sf #!j.t2 -
K1nK-eARn1sI1 Co. No. 41a East Broad
~. Street. 8 /. Il $500 y; ia s. Fl t1f;s n
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. NO SOL Yves
Cary Street tsaj; tt}
4 EATON pnARstAc twenty eighth and
T RlsoN's PHARMACY. 10. 11a Canal Street
y 11uHDLEY & WALKER. 1wenty. nth and
a58 Leigh Streets. HI 35s355aa
J. r. LEWIS, No. X EAST Broad Street, 4
\ oRTHslDE PHARMACY Fifth and Bake,
Streets ;as 93:;S NJ 4 a5 Ss35 sa3ss I. 8
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ExPERIllN CllD&. CLOTHINGl Man ,s5lO
lss uLl{Is 25Y CIE SON 81, sa
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THREE N EGR G IS KILLED '! T:
Ga1olcnc Tank Elk l0des md Islowsl
XII III The In In II liver, $$s3 liz

.Ga1olcnc Tank q E.x plOdes md Blowsi
$S;s Them IN River. s.S.5S
Special to T he II imes-D ispat ch:l s I'LL
81 NORFOLIS II Az Az Sep TENDER q De
tails have. reac he'd here OF tn exp lo 4
81 ion OF a s. gga olene &# tan K board ian
oyster boat in N ansom ond T liver es-
tterdat i: BY Which three rnen lost their +
lives and three others We're terribly
burned. The victims Of the explosion
are all Scoloreda oy st cr5 me n.
Barnes and Tonsie King, a. seYenteon-
7yenr-old Boy T hey were blown INTO
the river bYS5 the force OF the q plosion
and rendered. he pl ess. 70 ned istEi} y
An ton NTaso n II, master Of the boat,
the Earl, was d severely, \ burne I'd q by the
}iiamess which #enveloped the boatIafte (,
the explosion, as We're J oseph IS Ndngil II
and another man, M hose name Is unr
known. Al Il o e lie injured arc In q
hospital and are eXDe ted to re cove r.}.s
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ln5t ano Duunu.


LOST, tLADY'S GOLD WATCH, DOU.l
4 Bile case. engrayed NJ nez, sept fth,
~ between 0 "A. Nj. nd GA. NJ. Is Lost
Eetween 500 North .s2TWenty.eignth
street and Twanty-eighth and Broad
Il streets, or on Broad and Main ca /
"A to Eleventh and Main, or$at Eleventh
ana Main to Merchants Bank. or
IN Merchants Bank, or on Main
street between Eleventh and Four
orr Oh Fourteenth to
Dock Street, or on DOCK Street
to office Sof a.@ w 3. Bradley
Construction Company. Reward II
returned to 500 North Twenty-elg llth
Il Street. or ito BRADLEY CONSTRUCTS
2 TON COMPAN 5s .fls9 8iga
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&ttools.
-~S~1~S~s-s
McGuiire's
.Univers ity School.
&ttoo1s.

. Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond. Va
Fotty-thrd session begins September IL.
Prepares Boys for universities, col eass and
this session twelve boys educated III b this
school fedelyeu eight degrees hhd rortySseyen
diplomas Fdli cor pa 81 per thd university
school With separate rooms and SEPARATE
set Of Instructors nhdet nrra tnlate aupef.
vision ct prinaipal. tor stnali boys Ample
pldystophd IA q IN hAsiifn With all necessary
appafatue, I1xperlaheed physical director.
Filtered, dtlnKlhg waller, SANITARY arrange !.
J. tiatnioEus At bSsk h. stufes ], OF By NAH.
Principal AT Z II. fseivliera after lapt. Eth.
9s JOHN +. ratjiHb. 5Ha prlh6ipaltS'
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WANTED 81 TWO GOOD Il MEAT G IT.
tess ana e He sxts
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II owhatan Institute,
Belona. powhatani Co., Va.

Belona. Powhntan Co., Va.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND DUNG
III I.ApI EGS ,5$}.S S3s * HI t 3
u Forty miles from Richmond and thirty
miles from Farmville, Ya.,gs on $t the Tide
water and 7 Western railroad r. Good oonneo.'
lions Il can be made with tho Southern 1T
Richmond and with r. g. We In Farmville.
location. Corps OF efficient teach
ers, E.$ n ew buildings with modern oonveni-
ences.#S Board, 4 tuition in English. Latin,
French, Physical Culture and Music for SEES
sion OF eight months, 145. 4 For dialogue
and further particulars, apply u tBs ID. s|ss
r. G. PORTER, Business NJ gr:.
85 as Belona, Va. IA
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Dnarbin';g!

sPEHAlAN ENT, STRANslENr
and table boarders. Apply 200 Eas t