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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
DIED

In this city, on the Goth lust, I'm. MeDoa-
Ell, aged 20 years.
In Downington, Pa October 10Th, Mary Els
sic, eldest daughter Of Robert and Jane Skeen,
late Of ilmington, in the 18th year of / err
ago.
On the goth inst, Annie Kennedy, aged
p years, tho daughter Of j, c. aud Mary Ken
nedv.
On Monday, Goth inst, at Newark, Del, Mrs.
Emilia Groves, relet of James Groves.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
PCBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
SheriFs Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ of vend. Exponas to me direc-
ted, Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the iarm of
Thomas Brooks, on tie road from W hite Clay Creek
Church to Corner Retch, near Drummond . Hill, In
New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23d, 1873,
At1o'cock, o. m,
The following described personal property, viz:
E55-Sy Seven cows, heifers, 4 horses, / N.
49, colt, Il head of sheep, yoke OF IJY2G
UA..U- oxen, shoats, Interest hi circu- An
lar saw, sleigh, grain fan, steel tooth horse rake
wagon. OK cart, Germantown wagon, corn she'll
err, pows, pair twin harrows grindstone carriage
tongue, lot OF wheat and corn farming utensils
&C. Also. house hold furniture such tables chairs
stoves, bureaus, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the propcrty of
Thomas Brooks and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherh's ONCE, New Castle. October 3, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23

Cdstorsa Is more than a substitute tor Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exist
cence which is certain to assimate the food,
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers NAV lest mar: 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23

FltuR.--Prices are as follows: Sales OF super
hne Flour at 400 to sl75 extras 475 5.25. extra
family 81 20 to $3.50, fancy brands ss.5oaio and Rye
Flour S5a5.25.
Al Goal CO. spring SLAB to Lac Rye 95c Corn 65c 10
Toe. Oats 81 to 63o. for white OF mixed 80 a d.
SEEDS.-Clover atsk to 100. per lb Timothy
S2.15u3 Ter bushel; aud Flax 2.25.
PRoVISIOSS.-Mess Pork sl700 ror barrel,
Bacon HAMS II TO l5c per lb.; Sides lie, ad Shonl-
ders 100. Lard 81 TO sA C.
wooL-sales OF the h,er grades at ~ to SIC,
medium AZ to 5Oc common IS to I0c domestic pull
ed So to 42c., washed fleece Co to CSC.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice al 6aI " cents fair to good at 5a aGA cents
and common at ia5kc. per pound gross.
Cows and Calves;--Sales OF Sprinsers hi '3Oa50 and
fresh at SDaS1j.
Sheep, at iaBc. per Id. for fair Ia choke,
Hogs, corn fed TaI.25 per 100 lbs
Prime Hav. Timothy g sUa?.oo; Mixed Slasii0
Straw. Sl.75at.S5.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23

lHE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
Of tho New England States are reported to
be contemplating general reduction of the
volume OF production, either by decreasing
the hours Of labor or by discharging a por,
ion of their working people. At Fall River,
in Massachusetts,, the plan has been put
into operation by reduction to half time.
At some other places, partial discharges are
announced
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
SHERIFF5S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of yend. Exponss 10 me direc
ted, will be exposed 10 Public Sale, at the residences
of James Kanely, DR.. and James Kanely, in Apo
quinimiiik Hundred, in New Castle, county, Del,
ON MONDAY; OCTOBER 9th. 1873,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property, viz;
n horses, colts, mules, yoke of oxen,
1XN cows, BULL IL hogs, calves. harrow.
Ah4 plnws, | corn shelter, l fan, 1 farm g.
gon, / cart, peach body, dearborn, osr-
riagcs set carriage harness, two sets Of double
harness, drill sixty-hve acres OF corn In ground,
lot of oats lot of wheat, sheep, let Of household
goodsgood and ehattss OF las kaneiy, Ir. horses,
colt yoke oxen, 8cows, steers Is hogs, 20 shoats,
| farm wagon, OK cart, peach dearborn, mill
dearborn, carriages.-Goods and chatteis of James
kaney.
Seized and taken into execution the property Of
James Kanely, Jr, and james kaneiy, and to Ds
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Oct l6, a. d, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ CT e!s. Levari Facias to me di-
rected, will be eNi osed to public sale, at the hotel
kept by Hugh orneI, mi the town OF Delaware City,
In Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Del on
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1873,
At O'Clock. y. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz All that
certain plantation and tract of land situate in St
Georges Hundred, in the County Of New Castle
and State OF Delaware and which Is bounded on the
west by the Dutch Neck Road, the north by LANDS
late of Kensey Johns deceased and land of William
Cleaver on the northeast by lands late of John Ben
nett's heirs, and the southeast and south by
Plumb's Gut and lands late Of Jacob Groce and 9TH
ers, containing three hundred acres of upland and
marsh, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property or
Charles W. Blandy and John C. Cleayer terre tenant
and TO be sold bv
ROBERT Ia. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's 0niee, New Castle October 4. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
p u B Lie s A L. e,
::;R Eta tsAt G:;;&
WIN bo sold at public sale on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1873,
20 M ID

At21-2 O'Clock, z. NJ.
at the auction rooms, corner 4th and King streets,
wilmington Del, all that valuable property known
as the BAKERS UNION COMMISSION HOUSE,
situated on Fourth Street, between Walnut and
Poplar, Sire cts. Also, TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, ON the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
No. l.-Lot is forty feet front Fourth Street,
running back eighty feet The building Is new thirty
feet front on Eoprth Street by htty-iwa feet deeD.
three stories high with ten foot side alley running
back to stable and carriage she'd also cted with
the buidnga thercy being lroom in said stable and
carriage shed for two thorscs and carriages, This
building is located OF the finest streets in the
city for business being now Macadamizcd from
Market Street t. the Christiana River, and ON the
main thoroughtare to the T. W. a d. Rail Road
Freight Depot, and well calculated for any kind of
business, there being large elevator from the cellar
10 the second story; tlso, large new Fairbanks
Scale OF the improve kind in the building. This
property now rents for nine hundred dollars per
year.
No2, Is two-story brick dwelling with an attic sit
uated on the s. 4. Corner OF Fourth and Walnut
Streets, containing eight reOms-~parlrr. dnng-rooin
AMI kitchen the first floor, three chambers on the
second floor and two rooms in the attic. The lot Is
sixteen feet, ten inches front on Walnut street by
sixty feet deep parallel with Fourth Street, 1t being
hrst-class location for any kind of business, but
nure particularly for lager beer sa,oon there be-
lug none in the melgiborhuud.
BY OREK OF THE BAKERS USIOS.
oGLE & MILLER, Agena TO effect the Sale
hP-COnuitiOiS "A sac, Octy3-lt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1873,

rected will be exposed 10 Public Sale, at the residence
of william NJ. Peters, near Centreve. in Christiana
Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1873,
At ~ O'Clock, NJ,
The following described personal property, viz;
n NINE HORSES, cows, calves, .0er,ak
I@Nl hog aud shoats, and lot OF chickens, YAT-
spring wagons,2 carts, dearborn A-ss
and farm wagons, carriage, and IA sets of dear
born, carriage and wagon harness, plows. chltva
tors, wheelbarrows and double harrow, horse low
sr, corn-sheller, hay-cutter, forks, shoyels grub
hoes. and other farming implements and hot bed
SASH lot OF peach, APPLE cherry, APP loot nectariue
fruit trees, with shade and ornamental trees Lot OF
potatoes, and ops In ground. Also, Household and
Kitchen Fun niture, buffalo robe blankets, seed
dill, lot OF tools, Sc, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
William NJ. Peters, and to be sold by
ROBERT I. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
saenfs Once, Nsw Castle, Oct q, ls73.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
ShcriH,s Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Nendttom Exponas 10
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, al The
National Hotel. kept by Jackson Briant In Mikcle-
town. in St Georges Hundred, IN New Castle Coun-
~, Del, OH
THURSDAY, SOTBNBE9 Gu, 1873,
At O'Clock, y. In.,
lhe following described real estate, va
An that piece parcel of land situate In Apo
uuinimink Hundred, New Castle county. Delaware,
bonn led by lands of the heirs OF Isaac Gibbons
DECEASED, land OF Richardson H. Armstrong, land OF
Absalom READING. and the Public Road leading from
TAYLOR Bridge 10 Smyrna containing three acres OF
land more OF less, with log dwelling house thereon
erected -.
And all that tract piece vi land situate In Apo
q unimink Hundred, New Castle county and State OF
Delaware, on the road leading from walkers saw
mill to Taylor's Bridge. and adjoining lands OF John
Armstrong, Rich aTdson II. Armstrong and Jacob
Bungy, containing about acre and half OF land,
more or less.
The piece or parcel of land and premise above
described having been seized and taken in execution
as the property OF Jacob Bungy and the other being
seized and taken In execution the property Of Alb
SALON Reading, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sherif.
Sherid-s Office, New Castle, October lG, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23

brooms! bTOoms! brooms !!

Cash paid for broom corn. Broom material for
sale, and brooms sold by the dozen, at the lowest
market prices. Brooms will also be made up for
PARTIES who furnish the broom corn at 10 cents each,
or work done shares, at the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRONT AND
SHIPLEY STREETS.
GEORGE EINSk,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, on October 18th, 1873, by
the Rev. P.S Henson, John Dunbar and Inna
Wilkinson, both of Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23

NoIE.--on Tract No. l there good house. good
barn wagon house. spring house, and all necessary
farm bui.ngs, IN god order the Land has been
lately lined Is under good fence. and one of the
most productive farms in the neighborhood. Auburn
Station, on the wilmington d Western Railroad, Is
tho property. W, J., ID,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEWARK,
DELAWARE.


OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEWARK,
DELAWARE.
at tina Close OF Business
Newark. Del, September l2th 1873.
RESOURCES.
Loans ana Discounts Soy. col ca
L. s. Bonds to secure circulation $4,000 90
Other stock, Bopds and Mortgages, I.47I %
Due from approved Redeeming and
Reserve Agents, 7.ss2 o.
Due from other National Banks. 24I2 %
Due from other State Banks, +i4 23
Banking House, S,Snn ~
Furniture and Fixtures, $50 %
Current Expenses, l5s o.
Bills OF other National Banks, 100 10
Fractional Currency, 4, IL
Legal Tenders 5000 %
- sI59, 40 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, 5000 90
Surplus Fund, ,.ll0 90
Discount, 5gl 90
Comptr oiler, 5000 90
Individual deposits. 1855 %
Due to National Banks, I,IOi sc
Due to State Banks, 9,llG -
st53 ,22Osy
10. W. Lindsey, Cashier of the National Bank OF
Newark 40 solemny affirm that the above statement
Ia true To the best of my knowledge and belief
GEORGE W. LINDSEY. Cashier.
State OF Delaware and County OF New Castle,
Affirmed to and subscribed before me this 18th day
OF june, 1878. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, n. J..
Corrcct-Attest:
JOHN W EVANS
5, NJ, CvRTIs,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

0AOOsAsVA y ~ eshO vi AV0A RotoSO
The Executors of Peter Tesmier, deceased, will ssh
at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER soth, ISIS.
At O'Clock, p. m,
on the premises, A VALUABLE FARM, lying on
the road leading from Campbell's shops to kennott
Square, within mile of the Kenuett pike, and about
miles from Wilmington about ! miles from Green
willie Station on the Wilmington aud Reading r. r.,
containing about 1877 Of Land. about 30 acres
OF valuable timber consisting principally of oak and
hickory OF heavy growth bounded by lands or Lewis
Graves and Moses Lowther, decd and others.
The improvements on the above described farm
co insist Of Large Stone House and Large
Stone Barn. with ample shedding for stock -
Large Carriage House and Granary with eel X ssM
lar underneath the same wagon house, and GAAA
shedding attached ALSO spring house, lee house and
other necessary out buildings, water forced to this
divided into six fields under good fence with sum
cient supply OF running water In each field apple
orchard Of choice fruit In good bearing order; also
variety of pears, Cherries &c, In good condition.
This Is beautifully situated farm, THE land b. ing
little rolling, in good neighborhood, and In q high
state OF cultivation conyeeent to schools, churches,
mills, SC.
TERMs.-Ten per cent. of purchase money to be
paid day OF sale promssory note with approved
security. Ono third OF the purchase money may re-
main on the premises, If desirable, otherwise the
whole OF the purchase money can be paid. Further
conditions on day OF sale.
Any one Mising to view the operty will be shown
the same BY Edward Thatcher, residing thereon.
JOSIAH KEEPER,
PETER FESMIER, ! Executors
EPHRAIM MAGARGAL, y
l.. W. Stidham i Son, Auctionesrs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
Executors Sale OF zeal Estate,

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
1NHE Executors OF AMOS EASTBuRN, Decd
l. offer at Public Sale, ON Fifth Day, November
thu 9Th, 1873, at o'clock, y. IN, the premises of
farm, laying north Of road leading from Corner
ketch To Fishers Shops, Lime Stone Road bound
ed by lands OF Abner Woodward John Parker, John
Thompson, decd, and the late Milton Mchener's
property valuable tract Of Land, containing with
In Its limits OF boundaries IA acres, with good . 4
improvements, consisting Of large double ~
stone DWELLING HOUSE, almost new,
with modern convenienccs; also, a double decker
STONE BARN $500, with straw sheds and stab
ling TO suit large Dairy. or feeding CATTLE with
wagon house, spring house, wood house, SC. The
Farm contains about 80 acres of ysluabie wool.
mostly chestnut, of good growth, ready to cut Two
thousand dollars worth can be taken of, leaving suf-
ncent wood for uses of farm. The remainder q d.
vided into eight Farming Fields under good state
Of improvement, well fenced, with water In all but
two fields
This is beautifully situated farm convenient to
churches, schouls stores Mills lime QuArries, within
2k miles of station on Wilmington & Weston Kali
roRd and about the same distance TO Delaware (ity
aud Pemeroy Railroad making in all very desr able
farm.
TERMS.-Ten per cent Of purchase money to be
paid on day of sale third to lay in property ut
annual interest Fun ther conditions day Of sale
Any wanting farm would do well by calling on the
present resident, Levi B. Eastburn, David East
burn, who Will gladly show them around the place.
sep4-ts DAVID EASTBURN, Execu-
MARY j. EASTBUkN, I tors.
r, S,-NO DOstpOnement IN of thar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
res, 8 Roods and . square Per-
ches of Land.

The above premises are ordered by the Court to
be- sold free and clear OF dover Attendance Will be
given and terms made known at the time and place
aforesaid by " lillian l.. Diworth, Executor, or by
William S. McCaulley, Esq, his attorney.
Attest, q. NJ. NANDENER,
ott2j-st Clerk Of Orphans Court
John b. Hey burn, Auctieneer,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-23
SHERIFE,S SALE

By virtue OF n writ of Levari Facas, to me direct.
ed will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Lafayette
hotel No. al Shipley street, kept by James Pier
son, in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county
nel,,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER Of. 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01
MANCHESTER NEWS.

SUSDAY.SCHoOL ANNIVERSARY AND RI
poRrs.--The anniversary Of the MethodiS
Sabbath school took place Sunday Dight a
the Methodist Episcopal church in the pre-
sence of large audience. The exercise:
opened with singing by the school, and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin@ of Powhatar
circuit after which an address of welcome
was delivered by Master John 81. Conner in
admirable style. Erasmus Gary, superin
tenient. then read report, from which We
learn that there are OH the roll six officers
nineteen teachers, and 1879 scholars, and
that the average attendance of the latter has
been 1856, and that there have been i've
deaths of parties connected with the schoo
since last report.
Miss Florence Fox recited beautifully INC
Cross, no Crown" and the exercises closed
with an address by Rev. MIR. McGilyray.
The exercises were enllyened by tine sing
ing by the choir and school. Mister Justice
and Miss Wathall received prizes for bring
ing in new scholars Masters &. Latham, j
3. Latham, Hugh Kidd, and L. Emory, fol
regular attendance; and the class of w. b
lLeCrary for largest collection. These prizes
will be- awarded next Sabbath morning.
At the Baptist School the average attend
ance for the past month has been 300-
largest attendance, June Is, 3l6-the larges
in the history Of the school. ss
The Meade Menao71al School.-Fhe ave
rage is 107 scholars. out Of l52 ON roll. :.
Presbyterian. :. Average attendance, Z.
scholars out Of 81 on roll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01
TREDEGAR IRON WoRKs, !

To the Public The verdict Of the cor
oner's Jury in the matter Of the melancholy
accident ut our works does such gross in
iustice to the management of this company
that we cannot allow it to pass without
notice. -,
THAT verdict was jim manifest contradiction
TO the evidence. so far as there was any evil
dence, and it went beyond the evidence so
far as there was any absence of evidence.
It is not true that the boiler had not been
prorerlv examined. 1t had been repeate dly
examined and approved by experts before
this company put it in use. 1t was very re.
Gently examined and repaired by the best
men we could employ for this duty. IJC was
IN point of Use, new boiler when 1t came
into our possession, and we have used it six
| months at sixty pounds pressure.
1t was proved before Ghc jury to be capa.
BILE of carving one hundred pounds pres
sure. i: was part of very expensive
plant. which has been utterly wrecked by
| the explosion, and was as fully trusted by
| the best experts we could command as any
piece of machinery in our works.
The simple truth is that any boiler will
explode if there is gross n egligence ON the
art of the fireman, and there is no other eX'
panation of this accident.
The iron of the boiler is proved by the eVl.
dence to be tirst-ratc it every respect anu Of
extra thickness.
The boiler speaks for itself, aud we cbal.
| lepge the closest investigation to show thai
there has been anything in thu dep'ofaDie
accident but negligence and in attention or
| the part of the unfortunate victim.
THE TREDEGAR CuaPANP,
| by Joseph r. Anderson, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

tuANcERy CouRT-judge FiizhuGh.-The
following cases were disposed Of yesterday
Summers Is. Spilman, Sc. Decree refer
ling cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report.
scott Is. Pitcher, &c. Decree making pro
vision for distribution of the fund.
Walton Is. Walton, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report of commissioner of sale Of the
property in the bill and proceedings men.
fionrd. lnd directing a deed to the purchaser
when the purchase money is fully paid.
Blackwell, &c, rs. Sizer, DC. Decree con.
irmiug report OF sale and providing for dis
irbulion Of the fund.
steele - Taylor. trustee, &c. Decree con
irnin- rc, prt of commissioner and directing
Il release Of the deed Of trust in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Grant. &c. r.. Roper, &c. Decree direct
iu- resale OF the property in the proceed
my mentioned bought by purchasers who
have failed t. comply with the terms OF
sale
Dickinson 6. Beer. &c. Decree confirm
in report of commissioner OF sale, and Gircct-
inG a deed 10 purchaser who has paid the
pui chase money III ful.
9,rcckcr CS. Strecker, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report of commissioner of sale and max.
In- provision for distribution and invest.
ment Of proceeds of sale.
Justice. assignee. Is. Grill. DC. Decree
directing city of Richmond to pay to plain.
TIT interest on certain bonds therein NEIL
toned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

SUDDEN DEArn-CoRoNER's IEoUEsT.--Mr.
Robert +. Hicas. twenty-eight years of age,
O single man, Il manufacturer of candy. in the
employ of Captain Louis j. BosSieux, died
suddenly about II O'Clock Saturday night at
his residence. T,r-uly-tifth near Venable
street, just outsid: le corporate limits. BE
was very well wnch lie quit work in the
afternoon after which he went visiting, and
returned home about the hour above men,
toned, and very soon after expired. A coro-
ner's inquest was held by a county magis-
tratc, u post-naortem examination made and
tie stomach sent 70 DR.. William H. Taylor
for analysis. The jury was adjourned until
Wednesday eyeningat s O'Clock, when it VIII
meet in the county courthouse Mr.. Hicks
was very exemplary young man, and had
the full confidence O; his employer. Nothing
was found at the post-mortcm to indicate
foul play.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF RIcuMoND.-The eighth
session of this school ended Thursday, june 9Th.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
l. Elementary English to Harry n. Gordon-s
vols. of IrvIngs Works. ..- @fs2
.. Higher English to William s. Gordon-Niacau-
lays Works. ....
3. Arithmetic to William e. Mckinney.
4. Higher Mathematics TO Il. K. Wellford-Dis-
rael's Curiosities of Literature and Mrs. Mason's
War Songs.
S. German to William q. Mckinney.
8. French to Atwell acknowledgements Po-
ems vols, and Burnss Poems.
7. Latin TO Atwell omerville-Macaulay's Essays
and Sydney Smiths Essays. 49,
8. Greek to AtweI somerville-The Stratford
Shakespeare. .'..E i...
A scholarship is awarded to William B. McKin-
pey in lieu OF the two prizes to which he is enu-
tied
The DISTINCTIONS were awarded as follows:
First English Grd,nmur.-At intermediate and
Final Examinations II. n. Gordon, Weldon Has.
kins, Allen Lyon, Percy Pickrell, II. Z. Taylor
AT the Intermediate Examination: Charles L
Brown, r. Lysander Courtney, A. r. Gum, AND
Paul Latouche.
Second English Grammar. AT intermediate and
Final Examinations: James II. AinSiie, c. b
Chalkley, A. II. Christian, Il. r. Graut, }. W. SIN
ton William H. Talbot. At the Final EIamina-
ton: G. II. Smith. :,
Third English Grdmmar.-At the intermediate
and Final Examinations 6. W. Archer, II. l.
Cabell, J. S. Clarke. William S. Gordon, F. &.
Heath, William b. Mckinney, w. r. Meredith, j
McC Pickrell, J.. +. Whittle. At the intermediate
Examination: ". r. Charlcton and X. L. Wood
ward. ,isf 1G ft
First Geograyhy.-At the intermediate Examina.
tlon T. l.. Courtney, A. r. Gum, Percy Plckrell
&. j. Smirh. at the Final: ID. H Maury. AT the
intermediate and Final II. n. Gordon, Allen N
Lyon, a. P. Taylor. sr
Second Gsogrdphy.-At the Intermediate-A. L.
Elicit. and :John.E. Palmer. At intermediate snd
Final: J. j. Clopton, 4. n. Grant j. B. Ould, j. W.
Sinton, H. II. Smith and r. II. smith,,
English .History-At the intermedi,te: A. r.
Gt,un. AtIrtermediate and Final: Weldon Has
hns, Allen NJ. Lyon, Percy Pickrell, Ii. r. Taylor.
Z Roman History.-At the Final Examinations
J. Clopton and J. B. Oud. At the intermediate and
Final Andrew II. Christian William S. Gordon
Gernlan.-Atthe Intermediates: William X. Garlic
ton and W. s. Smith. At the intermediate and
Final: William B. Mckinney and WILLIAM l.
Stevens.
First Ircsachy-At the intermediate and Final
II. l.. Cabell. u. II. Chalkley j. McC. Pickrell, a
L. Wexford, l.. +. White. ~,
Second Esnch.-At Tie Intermediate and Final