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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

Let us have representatives at the centen-
NAL celebration in Philadelphia next year.
Louisiana ought to be there to read the De-
claration Of ependence-"t these colonies
are and of right ought to be free and inae-
pendent States!
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THE UNDERSIGNED, TIE DULY.
oualfaed executor Of the last will of Joseph Il.
Roaue decease hereby requests all persons ndeht-
ed 10 the estate to make prompt ana tnose
having claims against II are Invited TO present tnsm
properly authenticated al the once OF l. u. Mercer
No. 3O4 Byrd and Seventh streets
- JOSEPH X. ROAHE, DR.,
=, aEAw& Executor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

The Rey. Or. John Leyburn's physicians
professor N. K. Smith and DR.. Page think
Linn quite sick, but not dangerously ILL
Baltimore Sun, 7lt.
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Messrs. OULp and HpLBRooK assured Mr.
Llpps that the bill In no way connected Inc
State with the Society, but was mere ehaI :!
ter Of incorporation !; but he main.ained his
opposition-insis,ed that the words "oi
Virginia . certainly meant that it vas 8
state Society. ttc;r,.a 3 90
The bill was passed-ayes, 80; noes, %.
House bill in relation t. receiving coun.
terleit coupons in payment Of taxes came up
as The special order, and on motion Of Mr.
MASSEY, was postponed until the 14th IN
stanf. s...... 81 r.f..f..5. Is. -. *. ~ i;
.'s FAILKD. r'.:::--.-r
The House refused to pass to Its third
reading House bill appropriating S2oo for
repairiog and relurnishing the galleries OF
the ball of the House. (which Kills tne
billl o.. =, ~ -
House bill to authorize the supervisors OF
Stafford county to establish free ferry
across the R4ppahannock at or near Freae'
ricksburg was dismissed, on motion OF MI L.,
WALLACE. --.-..7...-t- .... $50
Adjourned at r. N. n.- ......: .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Great King Of the Pantomimic Art and
only GEORGE L. Fox. the original HumptY Dump;
tY 10 person. whose success has never been equaco
In the annals Of American amusement Inc
throngs Of people nightly assembled for lhe pas!
number of years attest by their lavish applause and
hearty Laughter the undimlnished popularity OF tie
Surrounded by his own council, with his brother,
the famed pantheon, g. h. Fox, he will appear In
his Comic Trick PantOmime OF
HUMPTY DUMPTY AT HOME,
renresenting world of fun. tricks trials, and tri-
bulatious.
FULL PANTOMIMIC COMPANY, FORTY
FIVE PEOPLE IN ALL.
GRAND CORPS OF SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
Forty-fve people In al.
EVERYTHING COMPLETE. AS PLAYED IN
NEW YORK.
See bills of the day for further particulars.
Seats secured three daye In advance NJ JOHN
sfoN D u W. II. STRICKLAND, Agent.
II. f. PARMELEE,
,.e, Business gent.
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AZ. MEDICfNALLY PURE
OUR OWN. IMP0RTATI0N-Ths
pUREsT, AND MOST ACCEffAbhN
To THE STOMACH

We have The testimony of oar psysieen,v, ,a.,
prescri be IL, and Of patients who hafe 49, -, mo-
It is more acceptable to The stomach any,
easit, a ,imilaled than any o.hes OF. 49,, Ne
a trssn supply ust reeAyed d1ees'soM
loanalAua' ,,anor,,ns Pharmasisss,
oo,a sls MAIN s;ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08
REMOVALS..

lnNE ROSEWOOD PIANO F0RSsssa
Z DSaIEOk RENT on liberal terms " = ".
can be seen at slelght Bowsra's, corner ~ asn.h
aud Main Streets
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ntIlEIIE,TlTl-NIGs.

TTAs0NIg NOTICE. -The mem. u I
wi .srs assnnyE LODGE, No. 81 swtli IKE
attend n stafea Communicates of ths3T., ~
Lodge at me Iodge-Eoom Hashi TsnaS an THIS
N riaayi EVENING, December 6th o. cl9fr
Members OF sister Lodges and transient ofeAAte
frnternally invited pr AuGJIsT.
; by Guer u ne W -A' secretary.
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P0Sf,l.

The post-office at Fall Greek, Pittsylvania
county, Va, is discontinued for want of u
candidate; the papers 60 to DaDyille. Archi.
bald H. Mann is appointed postmaster at
Morris Hill, Allegheny county, Va, oice j..
NJ. COT, moved away. John A. Street is ap'
pointed postmaster at Union Hall, Franklin
county, Va, uice j. W. Turner, resigned.
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Grind TsIxes erropssusly sss.essed since

ls8s.l I 4.
! House till 10 i1sMporate the Diocesan
Society ofsvirginia met With earnest oppo.
sition from Mr.. EtFPs, eesssWise ana Buch-
snan, on the ground that It was first atep
toward the union OF Church and State, nnd
suggested that FUTURE generations won ID q
probably feel the unfortunate effects OF thfs
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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK
RICHMOND, January 4th. 1874.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ have declared semi annual dividend Of four
per cent (tee of all taxes), payable on and after
the 18th instant. ,r,ny,Sc o..
IN 5+a Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

NEW ASSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8,
second and last operate performance.
MISS ADELAIDE Phillips
In Donizeiti's charming opera
DUN PASQUALR.
The company includes the following artists:
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
'i'' ~ the American Contralto:
Mr.. Tom KARL, Tenor;
Signor ORLASDISI, baritone:
Signor BACELLI, Rufo Basso;
Slyuor LoCATELL1, Basso:
Mr. GEORGE w. COLBY, NJ llsical Director.
Admission, 81 reserved seats, ~ 80; gallery l.,
5Oc Seats sale ut Henry =. WyattS MUSIC
G. Vi. ATKINS,
;,o6t Business Agent.
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AJOTICE.-Holderso of matured or past.
IN due bonds Of the city Of Richmond are hereby
notified that payment Of the same will be made
upon demand on aud after the 4th day Of January,
1875, upon presentation at the Office Of the Au-
ditor.
Interest on the same will cease from and after
the S1st 'ecember, 1874. PRE-.
. BY. order Of the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund. A. III. KELLEY, President.
J. B. RoYsTRR, Auditor and secretary.
de 21.Da 10
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING neatly ex.
- ecuted q; this ofaca
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE,
II FOR THREE NIGHTS,
Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, January 9Th.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
GEORGE L. FOX'S
NEW YORK HUMPTY DUMPTY TROUPE,
IN ITS ENTIRETY.
GEORGE n. TYLER. Manager.
q. h Ao7a"o~A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-08

-TNfGHTs oF~-PYTHtt765GS IA
- ,, aeip R Setv Of Pvthias, are berebyE RH
soaedo aisPq TNis FISss e WING W.
ian CasIe nav Members of sister lodges are @s0
arafepnaiy invi'ed to attend By order O. ne gnan
cellor Gomnanaeh'' eeper OF Records and Seal.
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w,pcuASrs AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
III EN- RICHMOND, January z, 1873. } -.
u,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this bank will be held at their
Office on FRIDAY The 5 ID instant nt . O'CLOCK +. III.
olea - WIN. a. JENKINS Cashier. &
NTOTICE.-The regular annual meeting OF
~ the stockholders Of the UNION BANK OF
V1CtIN0ND will be held In the rooms over the
First National Bauk on THURSDAY the Attn Day
Of January, 1875, at IL A. IL, for the election OF
va ae al I'd JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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) .f,pr1cr OF TIE OLD DoMIN1og
I,rcH1nA NHE COMPANY.

- atoPFIcE OF TIE OLD DoMiNlos
INSURANCE COMPANY.
u,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sToCKHOLDERs OF the Old D0M!n.d, tots
iNsI1RANCEf COMPANY will be neia ~ ths i
of,ce in the Company's building, No. LIS mai u,
AZ rect nj 6 o'clock p. NJ. Of the I'm OF january
1875. D. O' sacretary
jas -. -----------------s-S----
NOTICE.-Tbe regular annual m ne.,nsR;
~ ofthe Trustees Of The virginia DepaLiI1tsntt
n the life ssociation OF America Will pe ne.u O.
ito oflce lOl5 Main street, ut +. ID. itfn
January 9th Instant for the purpose Oh eie0'1ne
directors for The curTan a Sefs CARY. Secretary.
CITY SAVINGS -BANK.-The regular
I } ANIMAL meeting of the STQCkHOLDEstMsSS, al al
,Sja hank will be held at the Planters Nat ~
Rank on MONDAY, January II, 1870. a. ssar
NJ Directors will be chosen for tne ensuing nahi y
de 6-td a+a EDW AND NO.I -- -
DELIGTOUs NoTICE.-DAlLi MEL EEL.
X 1SGS FOR PRAYER will be held o9 STnr UT TT
,eet in the lecture room OF the GhACs-
ppSRYTERIaN CHURCH, corner OF Trace a III
ronrth Streets at o'clock FOB ONE hou ,a,a, al
inje1ested in such service are lnsted 20 a,eI1 "
an p1sr.achina on WEDNESDAY and THuRsDa1'
MIG HTS, at 7:45 O'CLOCK REkN.
N 5-5t<
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The committee On The Chesapeake and its
tributaries reported that it is inexpedient to
legislate on the subject Of restoring to actual
service one Of the steamers OF the late oyster.
navy. The report was agreed to, but the
vote recopsidered and report laid on the
table, on motion Of Er. BAGwELL. Messrs.
NEELEY and TALIARERRo indicated that they
approved the committees report, 80.
The Committee for Courts of Justice re-
commended the rejection Of The prayer of
citizens of Pittsylyania in relation to juris-
diction OF county courts in felony cases.
Agreed to.
Mr.. GUILD presented substitute from the
Committee on Roads for House bill to pro-
vide for the appointment Of board Of rail-
road commissioners. Ordered to be printed.
lis special order for the I4.h.l
MIR, BoHANNoN offered resolution request
ing The Auditor to inform the House Of the
expense to the State of taking care Of the
oyster-nsyy. Agreed to.
PASSED.
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation
to juries In criminal cases.
House bill to provide artificial limbs. or
commulation therefor, for William r. Bar
ham.
House bill 10 incorporate the Virginia Re.
lief Association.
House bill to amend the act incorporating
the Little Sisters Of the Poor OF Richmond.
House bill making an appropriation to
cover the State court. house with tin and
make the same fire-proof.
House bill tor rea,ranging the dates for
the ending of the school year, the making of
annual reports Of school officers, and hold
ing The annualmeetlngs OF the county school,
boards.
House bill for the relief of John A. SpiImau
and Robert Frayzer for refunding taxes err
assessed on Warrenton Female
Institute.
House bill for the relief of the trustees
Of Odd.Fellows' hall, Richmond city. RIO
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-18

At joint meeting Of the members of
the First Baptist chhrcf, ana members Of
the Baptist 8. s., IN the city Of Albany,
held June 18th, 1875, the following pre-
amble and resolutions We're adopted ex-
pressivs of their love and esteem for de-
parted sister and Sunday School teacher j
WHEhEAs, It has pleased Almighty God
lA his Infinite Wisdom to remove our
dearly beloved sister, Miss Eva Z. Goltya,
ffvm Us on earth, to her home eternal In
the heafens, therefore be it
1fes0Lgeds That I'm the death Of orr sweet
and cherished sister, we have l0af fne
whose daily life was the reflection Of the
pure and holy teachings of Christianity :.
the Sabbath School. one OF its most zeal.
Gus and active members.
RcsOtced, 1hat Me extend to the bereavef1
ores left behind To whom she was dear
ana faithful daughter, a kind and loving
sister. and an en1eared relation, our deem.
est heartfelt sympathy, In this sad hour Of
their afiliction.
Lsesoired. That q copy Of these resoIu--
lions be transmitted to the sOrrowinR
parents OF our deceased sister, and also "a
the city papers, for publication, and to-
the Clerk of the First Baptist Church for
record. II. q. Hill.
Moderator 1st Baptist Cllnrch.
ADDIE MANSFIELD,
Supt. 8. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
NEIGmBORHOOD NEws.
EELLNIEE.

p,.,r,,yr N,yIoE saws in the Sta1t-
,..,......,.raoy ,hnt we carried home
-...' W '7''' ,,''' ,..... uou,,,,sf.sst
a .Wg" P"cr OBJ GAM ''''''
To- dream ou, hut Ne didn't carry nome
u.,.h 81. grr friend Naylor; the only
.h., ,.,,t we took home
"'''''.'.'' wa '''.'' 49,, w.
w" carrie" .H paper "'" """' -''' '''
tp.h wu, wrapped IN mu'h stronger
material. something after the style OF
...f..s. ,rI If m. amount he carried
l'.,.. ~. 5iI,',, mink. him dream of larger
,'..... .t.., ..,..., t.aEfr- then fall ,tom-
,.I,..- ," t,. r.,ning I, do with producing
t.
.,, .r,..., .,.,,.,.;,,., - fla.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
Cold Bloodcd Murder by "a Negro,

MEMPHIS, June l7.-This morning
about nine o'clock, Jerry Monroe, color
ed. murdered his wife in cold blood by
beating out her brains with monkey
wrench. 1t seems that Monroe and his
wife were formerly slaves at Richmond,
Va and afterward found their way to
this city. They had no children, but
lived happily together until two months
since. when the husband sud-
denly became jealous of his
wife, owing to an intimacy which had
sprung up between her and one John
Martin, a colored hod carrier. This led
to repeated quarrels, until finally the
wife sought and obtained divorce on the
ground of cruelty. The erraged negro
then made such threats that his wife,
alarmed for het safety, changed her place
of residence to a laundry on Market
street; here the brute found her this
morning. and while she was leaning over
a washtub, he sprung upon her and as
before stated, deliberately beat her brains
out with monkey wrench which he mad
brought with him for that purpose
The proprietress Of the laundry attempt
ed to stay the bloody work, but seizing
her by the throat he held her at arms
length with one hand, and continued his
blows upon senseless Mrs. Monroe with
the other. The appearance Of an officer
upon the scene, however, put an end to
the murdcrous attack. but not until the
skull had been broken in q dozen places,
and the face literally mashed to a jelly.
The brute was taken 10 the station house
amid the hoots and jeers of an infuriated
mob. who threatened to lynch him
unless the law does its work. The
deceased was thirty-three years old, and
member Of the colOrcd Baptist Church,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
wASMINGTON AND JEFFERSON
The Anniversary Exercises June
2zIh and SOtH.

Tb,o,,iversarv exercises, conn,ctaJ
u, ,l' ~, in.s i' If iIr nrasrn, r,iIr, ,So S,
W. ~ W.shinrtnn and Jefferson Colicrr
", OH, W ,', "s,.' ,i,nn E ,, tbs o-fb arJ sa.L oi
June and Judging tor the following pro-
gramme for the occasion the friends of
III, Institution anticipate season of
ant reunion with y hopeful outlook
.-.. future.
Sabbath, June 27th, -Baccalaue-
s.a ,crmou, T.. Nj, by Rev. George 2,
Hays u. H. President; addresses to the
society of Inquiry, Nr.M, by Rev. d.
4. Marquis, u. D., Baltimore Md.
Tuesday June 18th, $50 Dedication
@, Society Hall, 4. NJ; Franklin and
W W.1a,,hnSiyn Hall .rdscatory addresses,
W W Imam NJ orr, Esq, orrvi.n Ohio;
".h. Ho"iS, "a, EW'"g' f'itN'uIrSh, Penn
,lNan'a, Fhi.o ond Union Hail drdlca-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
The AIIcn-RoOke Viii.

PITTSBURGH June l7.-Uwing to the
non-appearance OF one of the contestants,
the prize fight between Booke and Allen
did not take place as announced TOR to-
dav. Allen was on the ground selected
n short time before noon, but Rookie fail
ed to put in an appearance, and it Is stat
ed that on the strength Of this fact Allen
will claim the stakes.
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and among her neighbors was esteemed
a good woman. Her murderer is S5
years DID, stoutly built, with small
head, bull neck, ugly eye, and ill-shaped
mouth and nose. de looks like brute.
When visited in the jail two hours after
his arrest, and told that his wife was
dead, he exhibited little emotion, but eI-
pressed belief that he would be hung.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
The Grand Column

was organized rs follows: The second
brigade General George a. Pearson,
commanding, had the right of the line,
followed by the first and third Brigade.
Next came the visiting troops, who were
received with rounds Of applause ut every
point. The greeting was II perfect oya-
ton The next division comprised the
city and State governments, with respec-
tive guests. Chas. +. Fulton's division
was escorted by the Massachusetts Com
mandery OF the Loyal Legion, and con-
sisted of carriages with the orator and
chaplain of the day, Justices of the Mas
sachusctts Supreme Court and United
States officers, various civil societies aud
veterans of 1872. The greatest interest
was manifested in the fourth or veteran
division under the Marshalship Of Col.
r. l.. Livermore, as il contained all the
old organizations, including the ex-COn-
federates, toward whom every lady APP
peared desirOus Of showing the warmcst
attention. Nearly All the organizations
in this division antedate the revolution,
the Boston Ancients, having just ce!e-
brated their l3Sth anniversary, and hav-
led the division. Immediately following
were the guests 10 whom the BOstonians
desired to do the honors of revived
brotherhood. The Washington light in
f,ntrv, Charleston, ). C., and Norfolk
artillery blues, Of Norfolk were in the
line. The recognition along the route
from their entrance into Columbus ave-
ME. until their withdrawal with the other
veteran organizations, at Haymarket
square was one continued ovation, and
but for change in the position IN the
line from the advertised programme, th"
demonstrations over their appearance
might have interrupted the progress OF
the division, so anxious were the people
10 tender them the hand OF fellow
ship. The celebrated Eutaw battle
flag. borne in the ranks
Of the Charlestonians, rendered their
identity when breast Of the multitude
unnistakablc, however, and public ex-
pra-sions were of the heartiest descrip-
ton. The 5th, 9Th, 7th and Sth divisions
consisted of Lexington minute men,
Cadets from the various New England
towns, Boston school regiments, posts OF
Grani Army of Republic Knights Of
Pythias, Ancient Order Of Hibernians,
Catholic Total Abstinace so;ieties, the
order Of United American Mechanics
AMI many other organizations. The
Ninth division was made up wholly of
representatives of trade and business Of
the city, many leadingI mercantile houses
as well Us the large mechanical
establishments, contributing cars and
wagons laden with goods and imp, me It's.
In many instances the process was
shown by men actually at work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18

\ CAR filed with mutes from the West
Virginia Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at
Romncv, passed through cur city yester-
day afternoon. General French, Super
visor of trains for this division, went
down to Green Spring yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of arranging for the
drnarture Of the mutes, who are home
ward bound on a furlough of several
we.ks.-G GluJsrLgHd NsIcs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18

at may at least be said Of General
Butler" SAYS the Rochester Democrat,
that he retires from public life poor
man-heis worth only S2-OO0,0O0, and
We don't believe that belongs to him"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18

READ the Ohio Democratic resolutions
and then shout, Rise up William AIien'
and he WI. rise up toe.
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ieNi"FA Ii"' "es' S'"'A 60!
.-. :. c,ol III, =; Eli; ;,s,;tr+;o, sb,
has equal cause TO feel proud of the fair
G.; J,,,.l,o,.. ,,.Lo ot
ness oi her niaiiy la'r u"usn'e'S "Ho' I"
this time gr.ced tk. occasion by theil
''''' .'"''' s'"o'o '''
P'eeei'eo'
AT lenuth however. through the cour
tesv of the ever active MarshaIs of tn,
r., -. g .bo oo,,
Jay "'' '''' '"'''''' ''''N
tlemen were comfortably seated, and The
,...o,,,,.,,;,.. ,,,,,,,,,,cod ,,.,nrdinr IN IN,
lolloWlhS
ORDER OF EAERClSES.
Music. PRAYER. Music.
ENGLISH solutatory w. \. Davidson. Pa
Greek s"I"'alory~ ,.''''.'.'''''f'' ""'ie'S' =
Tan, s,,,.o,o.r = - yvu,iom. O
oEATIoxs
The Rewards OF Labor....E,J }; Can't. \. y
'''''' anu i''' ''''"S,',e ,,'t' '''
The Negative Man.....M. NJ. Cochran, Pa
TT TGCsTfsI "L njtE Of Nature Il B. Knowles
,.,.. Nov" 9co''"
p,,,,,o ", .,r.pnIyrrn IL wirliams,Ky
Success, A.; Myers W. I"
''''' 1T. Gano, Ky
,c,. ,,,u.,o. o,1,r, w Welsh. Md
Ihe MisSioP Prii,Id o, Via y Wilson. Va
Great Truths are Dearly Bought j'rr,n,e yo
Music.
Progress Of Literature.W; a; "4tkimS, ntSaMI Fn a.
Music.
Valedictory J. Spencer o.
......''S",, .n"S'"' ,,,.o,.
''>' m,sj.
M, lo,,roos c,,f.rrrJ were So follows.
M. - or & n C.prEroN of
,r.,..-. , N,.rps of West Virc,nis.
~ w,rv,xs Of pcnnsvlyania: l.
W. WELSH. Of Maryland; L. I. VIII
LIAN,. of Ohio: and +. V. COLLARS, of
Ohio The first honor of the class was
Jointly given TO f.. r. WILLIAMS and Il
Y. COLLARS. That of B. :. Bachelor of
Scicnce) on D. :. BoRELAND, Of Ohio;
Nj. NJ, COCHRAN, Of Pennsylvania; w.
A. DAVIDSON. of Pennsylvania; and j.
T GAxo, of kentucky.
The first honor OF this class was given
f., w 4 Davidson: second. to j. T
Coro Tbstof T. L. Bachelor of Letters
Ministerial course, ON f. J. CAN'T, Of
>,.w York.T r Knowles. Of Nova SEQ.
tin. | J. Spence, of Ohio; j. j. Williams.
Of Kentucky j. I. Wilson, OF Virginia.
No first honor given III tins class (no
frs, honor unless the standard jof merit
.'.S,,.'...............r,l, 81, ,r,sso. a,.or on.
j. III 'l'e "ST' ='''' VI ",' N,,'9 w w, ''
second honor gwen TO d. VI. F'D'''
The diploma Of each OF these gentle
men was handed him by the President
:, ,bo ,rI,r mentioned. after which the
Vt
io''oN''S "'''''"H
were announced rs having been conferred
for true merit on the gentlemen named:
n, y 1r,,..ro,, of NIi..our; . o,rodu.,,
-" , '.- =, 7r
o. ,1' NV ',',' " ''' '.o"''' ~" = ~ 9A,' H''
OF fIt''ourSii' ''"'9 "l oo' anu Iro'eSS'f
f. d. POWER of Virginia, class OF Il,
also on DIR. d. MALONE, NJ. ID. of Indi.
a., ri; hoin,,o,r.Irdoa .bo boroIio,i,r
ana ! '''' ''''''7
was pronounced oy FreS'ueht HAYS o'
Washington and Jefferson College OF
Pennsylvania, and "a recess was taken
until halc-past two o'clock. during which
;,,,.ro, +ho bosr;,oI;,ics oftb. prosido,,
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ana i"cuIIy were lr'e'y eNIehuea 10 II
/ large number Of guests, and indeed, each
/ of tb.so c.rtIapan sanrnod to ,,io u.;,,,
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The hour for again assembling. having
.rrivea and Mo doors boi,g o,o,od
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
The Line was Complete,

and the march for Charlestown began.
The streets were one vast mass Of people,
and on Columbus avenue, through which
the procession first marched, there were
not less than 5OOO0people. Such Il sight
has seldom been witnessed in the coun-
try, and never before in this city. Every
house on the avenue was decorated with
flags, streamers, banners or appropriate
mottoes. The enthusiasm of the people
was unbounded, and manifested itself by
cheers, clapping of hands and waving Of
handkerchiets. Seats were erected along
the streets, and sufficient to accommodate
thousands of persons, and the windows
of the houses were filled by ladies, who
manifested their enthusiasm by waving
their handkerchiefs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
Response OF President PendIeton.

1t is made my privilege, HonCred Sir;
living friend of the honored dead, to
thank you for the worthy words IN when
you have spoken to us of tine man
whom we revere, and through you, to
tender the grateful Acknowledgements,
not only of Bethany College, but OF a
brotherhood of friends, wide as the
world.-to her whose ever loving heart
has lone the best she could, and given