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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-08
MINING NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company, 4io California
street, San Francisco, Sept. 5, is7i.-A dividend
OF Ten Dollars ($lN per share was this day
declared upon the capital stock Of this Com
pany, payable September 9th.
: The trSnsfer books will DO closed on the 'th
scS cHAs. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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: DsIINQUgNT ASSESSMENT SALES.
sILYKK MfNIN.i

" OCompapy-Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, State Of Seyada.-Sotiee:- =
There arc delinquent upon tho following de-
scribed stock. on account OF assessment NO
IT. levied on tho 26th day OF July, 1871. the
several amounts set opposite the names Ct the
respective shareholders, a. follows:
- ~. Shares. Shares.
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FOR SALE !:

. . j. .
OUR DRUG BCsINEESs, located in San Fran
cisco, Cal. After onr best wishes, and express
Ing our thanks for the liberal patronage W. have
received for moro than twenty -one years. during
which period We have boon steadily engaged In
the Drug business In California, VIC beg 10 say
in consequence Of. the rapid growth OF DR..
walkers California Vinegar Biitcrs. now aprcad
over the United States and countries far beyond,
We are neccssatcd to devote our entirc time TO
said business. .g-1.g.y n.
We are the Oldest Drug firm, on the Pacific
coast, aud tho only one continuous under the
sspe proprictors since 1910, and have deter:
mined 70 aell our large, prosperous and well
established business on favorable terms. gg
This ia rare opportunity for men with means
of entering into profitable business, with ad'
yaptares Dever before offered. ... .....
For I1erticalars Inquire OF
-. - : II. II. MCDONALD & CO., 90
B. II. McDos4LD, Wholesale Druggists, ~,
j. q. SPEscBR, g! q" San Francisco, Cal.
N. B, Until sale IL made we shall continue
our importations and keep large stock Of fresh
goods constantly on hand, and sell at prices TO
defy conlDetition, Jyll'u
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OF all descriptions Made, Carefully Repaired,
and Warranted In al Cases.
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BY having the advantage Of IN extensive
business acquaintance in the leading cities OF
the United States. buy my goods where can
to the best advantage FOR CASH. a.. ...
keep constantly on hand tho ...
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-01
Greaing State Sulltnat


Since our recent article upon this subject,
we have received numerous letters from all
parts Of the State, written by that class Of
mess whose toll and sweat must earn every
dollar that goes into the public treasury,
approving the sentiments then expressed.
We do not expect. the politicians to touch
this matter.slaIt looks deep and obscure
and many-sided. No ]ine Of light leading
straight from the eye of the anxious candi-
date to the position that he covets, marks
clear path for him in this direction. But
to the patriot, the man of business, the
farmer. the manufacturer, the laborer, the
truth is clear as the sunlight. Virginia is
to-day unable to pay her debts, unable to
pay the interest even, without taking the
very bread from the mouths of her children,
shutting up her free schools, now just open
ing new hopes to her youth, and giving up
the new impulse of improvement which she
is just beginning tofeel in all her members.
70 force payment now of tax Of over
three millions Of dollars is to insure ulti-
mate reputation. We ask in behalf of the
people of the State, time. Give us ten
years of rest. Let us accumulate work.
ing capital and restore our wasted energies,
then we may be able to pay. To attempt
it now is failure, ruin, and not even our
empty honor saved. This is question OF
finance, not of sentiment. We have had
heroic folIies enough to please our poetic
politicians. 1t is time 70 come down tc
business and adapt measures of facts ant
existing conditions. Let the people speal
in thunder tones and demand the arrest o
execution levied against them IN the fund
| ing bill. 90
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"Cm- Fritz Bismarck and NJ. Olicer.
Not anticipating so early "a fulfillment Of the
promise, we were surprised by the recep-
ton of several packages of smoking tobac-
co from Robert w. Oliver, Esq, the man
ufacturer of the celebrated Sour Fritz"
brand.
This is the same kind presented the high
functionar.es of Germany, who, through
Bismarck, have returned thanks to MIR.
Oliver, the letter of which we publish to-
day.
fhe quality Of the tobacco is the very
best, and if such chaps as Bismarck appre-
ciate it.. there is no reason why we should
not. Mr.. Oliver leaves this afternoon for
New York, Via the pleasant route of the
York river, and we would not be surprised
to hear of his continuing to Berlin. He
will accept our wishes for a pleasant and
profitable visit.
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Religious. tomorrow at the
M. E. church by Rev. w. Ii. Christian,
pastor.
Baptist Church--At IL A. M. by Rev.
J. +. Deans.
Presbyterian Church-Sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Campbell.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Mr.. Hammond
at IL A. M.
.Colored Baptist-Rcv. Geo. R. Harding,
at ii A. M.
The Brick Case. Yesterday the case of
Morris, charged with severely mjuring a
child of Mr.. Harding by striking it with a
brick, was called up before Justice Ed
wards. After hearing the evidence, the ac-
cused was discharged, the entreaties of Mr..
Harding and sympathy for the mother of
Morris, having its weight with the justice.
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1t is to be hoped that the reprimand Morris
received will prove of benefit to him.

Improvement We noticed this morning
the frame work for puddle-dam, which is
to be placed in the break in the dam of the
Manchester water works. Colonel j. G..
Clarke is experimenting the work, and will
place the frame in position to-day, whsn
the work will be pushed rapidly to compile
ton.
The GApsies.-We noticed yesterday, a
number of gypsies, so-called, wandering
through our streets. They profess to tell
fortunes but we think little hard work
would be serviceable to them. We have no
use for drones over here, and hope they
will make themselves scarce.
Cleaning O,a.-The Board of Trustees
held their final meeting last night. The
BUSINESS transacted was the settling of all
bills and putting things in order, to turn
over their authority to the new Beard,
which meets next Friday evening.
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College Tacaion.-Among the many
students returning from the different col
leges for the summer vacation, we noticed
in this city to-day, our young friend, Master
Harold Jenkins, son of Col. John w.
Jenkins, of Petersburg, who has just re-
turned for the summer from Georgetown
College. Master Harold is a fine, bright
looking boy, and has won good reputation
at college, and notwithstanding the fact that
he was one of the youngest students in at
tendance, he was selected to deliver a
defamation at the commencement exer-
cises, which took place on Thursday last.
The Washington papers inform us that this
young gentleman acquitted himself admir-
ably, rehecting credit not only on himself,
but also upon the teachings of this time
honored institution.
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local taxes. What has it done in New York,
and especially in the city, Where, under
Tammany influence, there is established
the most scandalous and corrupt mun'cipal
Government in the world. What can it do
for the future of this country? They issue
a string of Is resolutions, and there IS not
a SINGLE affirmative proposition in them upon
which the Democratic party could stand
united except the one demanding amnesty
for Davis. Toombs, and the Rebels Of the
South. fhe first seven resolutions they
call the ssNew Departure" They remind
one of the famous group OF bronze norses ,s
at Milan. They appear eager 70 oeRahe he,,
in every direction, but 60 nowhere. Iney
tell us they hold good to the old Democratic
doctrine Of annexation of territory, but are
opposed to the acquisition OF Santo DO,
mingo. They pretend 70 be Tor hard
money!" but propose to issue an unnm'tea
amount of greenbacks: They pretend
respect for the laws and the Courts, ana
they propose to disregard not only the
solemn pledges Of our loan laws, but the
decisions of the Supreme Court, IN order
to cheat the public creditors. They declare
their opposition to the National banking
system, but propose nothing to take its
place. In their wild and blind opposition
they would destroy the best system OF
currency we have ever had, merely because
it was established by the Republican party,
though the first commercial nations OF the
world are applauding it, and following our
example and though Governor Chase. now
one OF their candidates, favored it and sup
ports il. Though no man has lost dollar
as the holder Of national bank note, yet
thew would derange all the business of the
country by uprooting the system, merely
because there is supposed to be virtue in q
party cry against banks. They talk about
a Revenue Tariff and wise Tax laws, and
vet no member of their party in Congress
ever proposed either, but oppose every
measure offered by us. When we repeal
eighty millions of taxes, they vote against
them. They talk about economy, and yet
they vote for every extravagant expenditure.
| They would load us down with Rebel losses
in the war. They seize upon every popular
cry-here one thing ard there another. In
Ohio, it is 'greenbacks : in New York it is
specie payment = in Pennsylvania, it is
sprotection;' here it is new departure :
in the South, it j, "a perpetual war against
the amendments, .and death to the negro :
| with the Irish, it. is Fenianism in Ken
lucky, it is the resolutions of '9S, slightly
revised . with Jeff. Davis and his follow
ers, it is discod, war, and disunion.' Lei
any impartial man look over the whole field
of national and State politics let him look
at the dangerous elements comprising that
party /; let him consider what they would
probably do if placed in power; LEI
him combine in one cauldron all the iu'
gret]ients. and saw, upon his oath, is it wise
and polite yet to turn over to the Demo
cratic party the administration OF the al
fairs Of great nation like ours"
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The Alleged PeJ,ey Cases.-The cases
of John III. Charles and Richard Christian,
the two men who were arrested on Thurs
day last, on warrants sworn out by j. G..
Jones, charging them with perjury, were
to-day before Justice White for a hearing,
but on account of the absence Of important
witnesses for the prosecution, their cases
were continued until Monday next and the
accused admitted to bail in the sum OF
81 500 each. Mr.. II. L. Pelouze became
surety for Charles. Mr.. Christian had moi
obtained surety when our reporter left the
court, t
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Excursion to Vest Point on the Fourth.
Our readers will not fail to remember that
an excursion train will leave the depot of
the York River road on the morning Of the
4th of July, at 81 o'clock for West Point.
This is likely to be Tie excursion of the
day, and Massey, of the Huntington, had
better make ample provisions. Every one
of us from the JOURNAL, including the
"devil," have arranged to be on hand-an
evidence of the popularity of the time and
place. Fare for the round trip 81, and
good fare at West Point.
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Interesting Church Meeting. The pastor
and members of Nicholson-Street Metho-
dist church, will hold series of services in
the beautiful Oak Grove, on Fulton's Hill,
next Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock. These
services viii be regularly kept up during
the summer and fall. The first sermon
will be preached tomorrow by the Rev. j.
Powell Garland, of Trinity church. The
Grove where these services will be held, is
one of the most beautiful in this vicinity
and is being fitted up with comfortable
seats, sufficient to accommodate a large
number of persons. haa
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The Rockets Shooting Case.-The case
of Fielding Brown, who, it will be remem-
bered, was arrested some time since charged
with shooting York james at Rockets, on
the night of the Sd of June last, was called
in the Police Court this morning, and con-
tinued until Monday, on account of the abb
sence of James. DR.. Carter stated, that in
his opinion, James would be able to attend
on Monday. The accused was remanded
to jail. -. Z
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The Late Shooting 46aa'-Seay Admit
ted to Boii.-The case Of John Seay,
charged with shooting George Epps near
the corner of First and Broad streets, on
the evening of the 23d of last month, was
called up in the Police Court for a hearing
this morning, but owing to the absence of
Epps only a partial hearing was had, when
the case was again continued until the 10th,
and the accused admitted to bail in the sum
50 900, with William P. Seay and Walter
P. Griffin as sureties, at which time DIR.
Thomas stated that in his opinion Epps
would be able to attend.
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Kesey Captawed. This morning, Cap
tain James M. Tyler, acting Chief of Po-
lice, received telegram from Mayor White
head, of Norfolk, stating that if Joseph
Kersey, one of the principals in the late
prize-fight in Henrico county, was wanted,
he would arrest him and send him up.
Captain Tyler at once communicated with
the officers of the county, and, at their re-
quest, telegraphed to Norfolk for Kersey's
arrest. He will probably arrive here on
Monday. 9d m
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Election of Officers. a regular meet
ing of Richmond Section, No. 2, |. 0. of
G. of II. and Temperance, held Friday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter
w. G., Frank L. Bates LIST A. g., X.
w. Stubbs I'd A. g., Geo. w. Clutter !;
Sd A. g., James B. Clopton CIR. Aichon,
Richard I. Styll; CIR. v, Thomas B. Hicks;
Treasurer, W. ii. Godsey; Assistant
Treasurer, A. b. Hartsook; Secretary, s.
P. West; Assistant Secretary, George G.
jackson; U, VIM. Roane; Assistant UP
Geo. E. Styll; L. W., VIM. Hamilton; o..
P, Joseph Heffley.
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DIED.

This morning, at ~ A. NJ, ADELAIDE LOU
ISA infant daughter of the late F. M. and Ame-
lia Mullen, aged four months.
God in His mercy has recalled GL
y . The precious boon His love had given;
But though the caslet moulders here,
The gem is sparkling now in Heaven.
The funeral will take place TOMORROW
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF
her mother, corner Eighth and Broad streets.
ION Friday, June Goth, 1871, ADDIE RAN
DOLH, infant darghier of VIM. II. and Martha
j. Sutherland, aged years month and 81 days.
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Flour Inspections, From J.. w. LEVEL
len, Esq, inspector, we have received the
following statement of the -four inspected
in this city during the quarter ending Both
of June, 1871: 2,9G5 barrels family |;
81 ,l57 barrels extra superfine 917 half
barrels extra superfine 4,691 barrels sv-
perfine 2,095 barrels fine ! ,475 barrels
middlings 2,slS barrels condemned.
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Relioious Services 7'o-Mo,ro,c.-We noe
the following special appointments:
Christ Church, Episcopal (yalley)-Rev.
Chas. Minnigerodc, d. d., at P. nj.
Second Baptist-Rev. VIM. II. Williams,
of Charleston, S. c., at IL A. nj. and 81
PM.
Pine-Street Baptist-Rev. L. W. Sydnor
at IL
Ncholson-Street Methodist-The menu
bers of this church will commence scrits
of evening meetings in the beautiful grove
on Fulton Hill, at the "Ayres Place." at a
o'clock. The Introductory sermon will be
preached by Rev. j. Powell Garland.
Clay-Street Methodist. bishop Doggett
at IL A. M.
Virginia Hall Ninth street.-Rey. john
Blenner at III A. M. Services in German.
Tbrd-Street Methodist.-There VII be
RELIGIOUS services tomorrow July I'd, at the
Tb;rd-Street Methodist church during the
day and evening. Subject for discourse in
the morniug: ''The Love and Sacrifice OF
Christ" Subject for the afternoon: ''The
Intercession of Christ" Subject for even
ing's discourse: "Preaching Christ"
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Rey. A.
r. Miller will preach in the United States
courtroom on Sabbath IL A. M.
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Police Cosut.-The absence of Justice
White, for several days, resulted in the dis
posal Of as many as eighteen cases, for diff
ferent offences, this morning. Eight of
these were for assault and battery, two for
perjury, one drunk and disorderly, one COM
mon thief, two for stealing, one for obtain
ing goods under false pretenses, two for
shooting with intent to kill, and one for
threatening to kill. A large number Of
spectators were present, a majority of
whom were white.
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nY- City Subscribers.--Persons wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers will please leave their orders with JOHN
sToS & SELDBN, Newsdealers, sls Main Street.
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, 22s
East Broad Street. ar
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M Billiard Temple.-Redford and Ives, corr
ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond. Their
tables are all new, and everything connected
with the establishment is first-class. Players
are Informed that whistling is positively prohib-
ftod .
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One More Oh Lordy Feeling deep
interest in the cause of education and par
tic,,lmly Of the free schools, our report of
them Of yesterday gave such satisfaction to
the Governor, that he exhibited his delight
by adding one more member to the grand
army of notaries by the appointment of M.
L. Hommedieu, Of Norfolk, as one. This
efficient corps is estimated at IA, 1853, and
will be expected to do good service in the
fall fight. N
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Old Leather. Yesterday, while work
men were engaged IN digging foundation
for houses soon to be erected near the site
of the Spotswood hotel, they discovered q
side of leather, said to be better than il it
had been taken out forty years ago. The
spot was once used as a lanyard, which ac-
counts for the presence Of the leather.
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth ult., by Rev. T. G. Dashiell, s.
McG. FISHER to Miss LUCY A., daughter OF
David A. Cardwell, Esq t4ti
At St. Pauls, Beaufort, Tuesday evening, the
27th ult. by Rev. Israel Harding, Mr.. VIM. A.
HEARNE, of the Raleigh Daily Telegram, to
Street, Esq, of the Ocean House. 6F
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nH-Thompson's Pomade Opfime, as dress
ine for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, 1t softens, inn
proves and beauties the Hair strengthens the
roots and gives it rich glossy appearance
For sale by all druggists. Price, SO and rs cents
,,a,. hottla
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4 Burial Lot.-Syracuse Lodge, No. ), X.
p, and Pocahontas Tribe, /. 0. R. NJ,
have jointly purchased a section of ground
in Oakwood cemetery, to be used as bur-
ial place for deceased members of the order,
who have not lots in other places.
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Case Of johnson II. .Sands.--This case
has been set for trial on Monday next in
the Hastings Court, and VIII no doubt
excite much attention. 1t is highly proba-
BILE that in this, as in the Chahoon case, a
jury VII be summoned from a distant
county.
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Grenins Stats gaarnai.

PUBLISHED DAILY (sundays Excepted
The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
the city ut FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable 10
the earriers-THREE CENTS per single copy.
PRIcB FOR MAILISG.-Three months 81 20; six
months 80 90; one year Sc 90.
subscribers six months for 70 cents; year 81 90
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EOR NEW YORK. %TfA
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANYS elegant steamship GEORGE b.
UPTON, Captain ROBERTS, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on TUESDAY, July 4th, at p. NJ
Freight received up to the hour of sailing
Close connections and through bills of lading
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia.
Fare, 50; meals and state-rooms extra.
asr..s ..,ss5. iz D. J. BURR, President,
q ~ 1--3t.e l2l4 Main street.
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TIOR NEW YORK. #TFN
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMr
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ALBE-
MARLE, Captain CoucH, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on SUNDAY, July I'd, at o'clock
p M. Freight received until Saturday night.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
waried with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. .........F.. F.......... 6 90
Round Trip Tickets ............. 20 90
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
lie 3O--2t # No. 8 Governor street. !.
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OUR SCHOOLS AND ooLLEaEs.

1888 afs.f. sIi1tf ri. 4e .t-,sf
Closing Exercises Of the Masonic School. :
The closing exercises of the Masonic
School came off yesterday at st. Alban's
Hall. Certificates were awarded the fol-
lowing pupils for proficiency in studies:
MALE DEPARTMENT..
3 w. A.. Billups, G.. G.. Blakeley, F. M.
Burnett, Q. L. Clark, j. L. Ezekiel, F. N.
GUY. e. Mccarthy. w. S. Preston, G. S.
Preston, w. R. Saye.e, w. Slate, 9. J.
w. S. Duprec, L. L oterzo, G.. G. Minor,
Weisiger, j. J. Clopton, r. Stevenson, A.
Guy, W. H. Miles, w. r. Pugh, J. Tenn
pie, c. w. Reynolds, W. Charters, D.
Winfree, w. Allen, c. Johnston, w. Dob
bins, L. Redford, @. Lundin, E. w. Blakey,
H. Calder, H. s. Rady, B. Rayland, I. B.
Charles, A. Lund'n.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Ella Stevenson, Fanny Moon, Ella Lam
drum, Nellie Jobuson, Mamie Charles,
Eva Landrum, Alice Guy, Ella Minor,
Belle Allen, Lula Crrmp, Mary Woodson,
Eliza Pitt, Alley Timberlake, Florence
Chalk, S. Fl. EI'iott, Meta Krause, Linda
| Wood.
| Compositions were read as follows :
Mud Acts, py Ella MINOR Educaton, Y py
Jennie hoy nu.n anu r' Naolnl' py Me.' i:aa
hrause IL fieasuTes oi Meliory' py N nnce :,
Guy war, py L1ia lump h z .oJ,,;,n otTay :.
1 Nfn,ssor;oi nav of tla So,,fh hy n Voll,
man eAly The n, M Monkev ~ French translation.
hw i Ella s Stevenson Death of Socrates "a
French n % Translation. Linda Wood. Y
After an annronriate and well delivered
valedictorv nv 8. TT. Elliott there were in
terestine exercises in Reclamation by the
followine: +. M. Bennett. ]. B. Charles
IL. Ezekiel. IT. Zerby. II. III. Charles
W. IT. Miles ]. Temple w. Charters, @
Johnston. w. Dobbins. G, Lund;n, A
TSmdin. II. Calder.
Then came poetical recitations by Nanni,
Charles Sallie Word. Alley Timberlake
i Fannie Moon. Lula Allen, Belle Allen
Mamie Johnston. Ella Landrum, Eliz,
| Pitt. Ella Minor, Florence Chalk, Nets
| Krausse.
p,.,.,,,..a Mol. .o.a..v
'a ~ a,,."',
- The fourth session OF this school (GOOd.