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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
General News.
Bismarck's annual incomesis half

Bismarck's annual incomesis half
million.
The republican state convention
OF New York will be held at Saratoga
the s!h of September.
a gang Of counterfeitcrs with Il.
100000 in "qucer" and wagon
load of plates have been gobbled up
in Minnesota.
A bottle of brandy. made from
cherries on the tree cut down by
George Washington, will be drank al
the Philadelphia centennial.
a review Of the situation along the
Missis ssippi- says that in the Memphis
district alone about two thousand
acres of cotton are under water.
There are no special foreign postal
cards as yet, therefore an additional
one cent stamp affixed to an ordinary
postal card will convey it to Great
Britain without further charge.
Gen. w. w. Belknap, Secretary of
War; Gen: r. B. Marcy, Inspector
General q. S. A.,-hicut: sGol. ). w.
Forsyth, Military Secretary and Gen.
Storey Of Chicago, have been looking
Montana over.
The Wisconsin State Register. at
Portage, says the returns Of the re-
cent census Of that statea are now com
p!etc, showing a populationof 1885,
a2l, being gain Of lS3,25l over the
census Of 1870.
From the Cheyenne Leader we
learn that the military guards at the
crossing Of the Platte river, above and
below Fort Lafamic, have been with
drawn, and that Several mining par
ties have passed those(ords bound for
the Hills.
The population Of New Xork Clty
has increased nearly 100000 sMeethc
census Of 1870, and now rcacbesN,hc
comfortable figure of l,GG4,31s22. This
is the first time Il crHsuszhas shown
an American city with ovcra million
inhabitants.
The Knoxville Press and Herald OF
last Thursday announces that the im-
mediate danger OF the fatal terminus
tion OF the illness Of Mrs. Andrew
Johnson has passed, and the afflicted
lady<is now slowly recovering from
the great shock Of her husbands sud-
den illness aud death.
An Omaha dispatch says: II is
estimated that the number of Texas
cattle driven into this state this year
will amount to over 100000. They
are mostly held by cattle raisers along
the line of the Union Pacific Railroad
from Kearney Junction to Sidney.
Forty thousand Of the number driven
in this year have been sold.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
ARMY NEWS.
ABSTRACT OF Orders fro,., the Depar,
Mient.

-h'StIAst u OTOcFS IRON the depart.
iment.
MILITARY DIVISION oFTuE Missouri.
HEADQUARTERS, GmcAco. III.
Special Orders, No. ST.
Captain james w. Reilly, ordnance
officer at these headquarters, will proceed
io.lAe following named posts in the depart
ment OF pakolarNna CUMMING rlC CUnJii.
tlon OF. The ordnance and ordnance property
pertaining 10 or i'll store at these posts
Fort Smelling, MINI. Fort Ripley, Alnn !;
Fort Abercremhie, ID. T.; Fort Seward, ID.
T. Fort ~ Lincoln, d. r. Fort Steven
son, ID. T.; Fort Buiorl ID T.. Fort Rice,
ID. Il; Fort Randall, ID. T.; Lower Brulc
-. n; Cheyenne agency, ID. T.
Previous 10 commencing this cXanin-
alton he viii report to the department
commander ior Tie purpose OF making, un;
inspections u or
dMancc am! ordnance stores -unsi-pteper,y
at tlie several posts named rs may be
deemet! unserHiceable, or WHICH it may be
Thought can.sbe more prolitab!y employed
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
All Parts of the South
Bnggagc Checked Through
SlIEIlIFFss SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of au
y execution to me directed and deliver.
cd and nov In my hands. issued ont of The clerk &
office of the Second Judicial District Court, Ter.
upon a judgment rendered in said court.
In favor ofM. U: Hoyt and Robert T. Hpyt, ard
against Js mes Hughes, have levied upon the
fcndnnt, towit: one hay mare, one sorre mare.
one light spring, wagon, one Kirby mower and
reaper, and that shall on "Wednesday. the 25th
door Of The court house, in the city Of Yanktol,
D. T., proceed 10 sell all the right, title and In
tcrcst OF the above named James Hughes IL aud
isfy the said Judgment amounting to Two Hun
drcd and Eleven dollars. with interest from the
Sh day nnc M all aeSra
bidder for cash.
NJ. A, BAKER.
Sheriff Of Yankton County.
Dated, yapkton, D T. Aug. l3. 1875. d97wso
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
Movements of Gen. Sheridan.

CnlcAGo, Aug. 1G:-I,icut. Cen.
Sheridan left this city to-day for a
visit to the Pacific coast. lie will
probably arrive at San Francisco
about the 2ist inst.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
The Horrid Druggists Clerk.

CrncNGo, Aug. lG-Nlrs. Emma
Hess, died this morning from tl,ccf-
fects Of a dose of,gel<iminlh, prescribed
by her husband for headache aud put
up by Druggists apprentice ii, an
unusual quantity.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

.NAsnyIrLE, Tenn. Mug. lI;-TAe
steamer llHgh IMar,in. running be.
tween London and KnoNvillc, blcwup
this am Reported 4 killed and 10
wounded.
..S oliEE plsr..lcM.
NNeNvii.l-E, Tenn. Aug. l6-l'hc
steamer Hugh Martin exploded shcr
boiler at Wa aSliingion landing, Tenn.
river, a!i $ s;oslay, completely
w1eeSias 'ii& boat. Captain lake
.liS.s, one passenger, one engineer
from the Cincinnati and southern r..
Z. unknown, and a hoy and man
Standing On lie hanl, were killed.
Benson, pilot, and Hood, mate, were
badly hurt; Henry l'ryts, clerk,
slightly hurt. Several deck hands
ana deck passengers We're hurt; names
unknown. The Martin was light
stern wheel boat, built for the passen-
ger and freight trade between here
and Chattanooga. :.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
pEpARTMES,rtor pNKorA.
lI4sApg1:AE!rElss, Sr. PA1:I.. Mi,

\ x4ilsaRIltNAfIlsliS,7 ST l'AlfI., Mimi
SpcciaNQlders, No. 14D
y general court martial is appointed 10
meet at Fort Shaw, NJ. T., on Tuesday, the
2ltl,-dl --August, $50, tar Frederick
Spinsler, Company a, Seventh Infantry,
AID such other persons rs may properly be
.brough, before it. detail for rcourt-Coloncl
John Gihbon. Captain G. q. Rawn, Assist
AN, Surgeon j. d Hail. o. S. A., Captain
Williain Logan, Fir.t Lieutenant O. A.
C@olritge, First Lieutenant j w. Jacobs,
Fiist Lieutenant l.. L. Burnett, First Lieu,
tenant W. l.. English, Second Lieutenant
j. Il. Nan O,saule, second Iaieu;enant i.
~. Hardin. I'LL Of the Seventh Infantry,
Captain Constant Williams. Seventh Infant
iy, Judge Advocate.
Ihetelegaphic instructions Of the 3ls!
Uit, from THIS headquarters. directing the
commanding officer sixth infantry to send
his dintant 10 meet a detachment Of re-
crafts for his regiment, at Abraham Lin.
coin, ID. T., and assign them TO companies !;
and also To send another officer of his com,
mlnd TO the same point to1assist in con
dnciing 10 their stations those assigned to
FoHs Stevenson and Bulord ID. r., are con.
ilirmed
The teicgraphic instructions Of the ID
INST. from this headquarters to the COM
lnanding officer For, Abraham Lincoln, d.
t'r, directing that Acting assistant surgeon
T. w. DcBose. US. ~, be sent as medical
officer company !, seventh cavalry. in
}chans!ng station from that post to Fort
| lotion, Dr. are confirmed.
Assistant surgeon B. H. Taylor US. a.,
>having reported at this headquarters, in
compliance Will special orders No l57,
, current series, war department. adjutant
generals office, is assigned to duty at Fort
Snelling, Minn, TO which post lie will pro-
coed without delay. and report to the com.
,nanding officer.
Leave OF absence has been granted Capt.
j. p. Schindrr, sixth 1nfuutry
First lieutenant Joseph S. Stafford,
twentieth infantry, died at Fort Smelling,
Minn., July 21.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
shoddy Contractors. j.

WAsnlScroS, August l6Thc
Chronicle publishes long article dc
failing the swindles OF officers perpe,
tratcd OH ,nasi.si,s inpurchasing cloth
ing, etc. Inquiry at the fourth audi
tors Office sustaiW the charges Of
fraud on the government
Officers at the treasury exonerate
Major Stalk Of completely The Of
fence lies between contractors md in
spectors Of clothing. Suit: has been
begun by the solicitor, Of the treasury.
The Weather. ~
{, WAsnlscroS, Aug. 1G:=-Probabil-
tiles for upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys Clear weather and
low temperature, light rains in Mis-
souri, Valley and variable Winds.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
Cbsequies.

1.y.- s7EK, Aug. l,j.-.A special
train conveyed this am. the body Of
The late Geo. II. Nllamlord, who was
Wee President, secrctar5and General
Superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., TO Rochester. Prcsi-
dent oston and the other officers of the
company will aceompany the train.
General stager Of Chicago, General
Superintendent Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, for the west, ar
rived Saturday from New Orleans for
the purpose of attending the funeral.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August lt.
Neutrality-suspicious. lower; No. 2
fall, $l.4s bid for cash; sl.471sesl.4s for
CoHS-Ddll; 65c for Aug G7c for Sept.
OATs-ltcccipts heavy; prices lower;
4O11 2@il = rcash; 4lW42 for Aug.
kYE-Lower; 7Sl1ao1SOc.
WHISKY Steady, ut $l.20.
PoRK-Dull; S2l.75.
l..,M"-Dull.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
aukc~,

MILWAUKEE, August lG.
WllEAT-Wcak; &c lower; $l22 for
cash; Sl.l9la-for Aug, Sl.l6 for Sept.
CoRN-Stcady at GGc
I ONTs-At Soc u
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
I've Stock Nlnrk..-

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August lG.
lIoGs-Reccipts during the last As hours
1000; quiet and steady; sales S7.50@7S0
for common to prime heavy; $7.7O0795
for common to choice light
,CArrLE-Dulland lower; receipts, 5000 /;
extra bcevcs, $G.35MG G5; choice, $5.75@
6l5; good. $5.O0@G so; stock, 81. 75Ql3.75; /;
Texans SS2250375
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
chicago chicago.

cmcNco, August l6.
WmEAr-Wcak, dull and 'owcr;- ;-SllGlls
for cash; Sl.l5laf for Sept.
CoKS-Fairly. active; lower; 65l2c for
cash; :. .GGssc for Aug.
OATs-Aclive and lower; ISL &c for Aug.
5ascW'3511 &c for Sept.
kYE-Weak, soc for Aug.
B>nLEYzzWcak and lower; Sloi for
Sept S1.03 for Oct
PonK-DulI; >s2oal for Sept
LNRD-Si340. for sept:
WnIsKY-Firm, at SLID.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
New 'IOrk !,
New Y'oRn, 4

NEW IUKI., .X1IEtISI ~.
WnEAl~- Dull; No..2 Chicago, Sl.a1W
1872; No. , Milwaukee, Sl.3109l.3s; No. 1
spring, Sl.A4Gll Al.
RyE-Quict:
CoHN-Dull and heavy; steam western
mixed, 7G@7Sc; sail do, 7o@slc.
B.NRLEY-Dull.
oNrs-Dull and lower; mixed western,
Firm; S2l. .5oael 60
LAHD-Frm, ut 1870.
WHlsKY- Sl,2sl,.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16
NJ ARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

Se,v Yor,S Money aud Stock Market.
New YORK. August 1G.
Money llls@e per cent.
-GolAsll3.
C,oyprnmtnts S!pnlV
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-16

Daily Express Passenger Train will lruv,
Sioux City, sundays excepted, on the arrival o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs(
NN OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June 10, a. ID. 1872

CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALsl
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June 10. a. ID. 1872
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
L an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
approyed pril 80. 1874, entitled an An act pre-
scibug the manner IN which records 10: the si-
preme Court OF Appeals snail De printea. ana pro
ylding for letting the same TO contract" and which
l. Be Il enacfed 6y the General -isseabty, That
the clerksof The snp.s C9prs .o o ysssxI l
shall. In the month Of June, In the year el9htseu
hundred a. seven'y-fo four. ana annuanf toefssteI
In the same month"; solicit proposals by aoSsriHirg
In some ewspaDer published in their respective To-
caties for tue prntit for one year OF such records
of c0urs as Lay be Nqureo unoer exs',ns AVS ~
Appeals in defermning cases OF appeal.
page Of fifteen huodre ems; SIN III psc1 typs, anu
shan include the paper, printing. binding, a1d
neat cover. with the style or the case ana me court
from which the record comes neatly printed there
lII. The said clerks shall award the contracts Tor
sal printing 10 III. lowest responsible bidders IN
their respective Localities, ar shall take rom tne
bond with am pie security. in penalty double the
amount OF the work 10 be executed, the same 10 oe
ascertained by the amount of the preceding years
work. TIE mode Of certifying and paying accounts
for said pri nIing shall be rs now prescfi6ed oy
". All acts and parts Of acts In conflict with the
provisions OF THIS zct are hereby repet ied:
" This act shi ALI be in force from It's pas age.
sEtLED PROPOSALS viii he received by the
at his ONCE at the State courthouse.
on Et ven ID street between Broad aad Marshaii IN
The city or hIchnlond- until! IL o'clock Al. ci Inc
18th INSTANT, for the Ph.sTISG, &s, ~ aes
cordance with the provisions OF Tie secono seetion
Court OF appeals OF Virginia, at Eiehmonn; may
REQUIRE for one year from the 1sf day 1912.
AS the printipg has 10 6e done unaer tpe snlt q,
yion ana direction OF ths must ce aone 10
this city, 5@-S5s ,., "a NJ.
bids whirh la his opinion do not anc NH nYs aus
a. slsn
art and III cfcftiIg ,0t1 are = pidrfs
and lchat is Sample seu, lily n hin la!s
= go tsIerE of the supreme Court as ApEeaia or
|. lie II. eod7t Ytrginls, IS shienuioao.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
Letter from Louisa.
sH!r az TIE LENGTHY sESSI ~ OF THE CIRCUIT
tTET-Mu>G JURY MORE RAILS, &C.
cr.ISA Va June 18th 1919.

yNr az THE LENGTHY sESSI ~ OF THE CIRCUIT
tuEr- uU>G JURY MORE RAILS, &C.
Louisa. Va. June 18th, 1915.
tn. },r-,hy session OF our Circuit Court
a.. hrCu.ut 10 i clo-e TO-DAY. The case
.g.u,ioncd in to DAYS Dispatch (Ro5ert 5.
rHf> a.lu>i Il. II. Harris, administrator OF
Harry Harris, d,ccased.) occu pied the whole
week. Judge L. K. Watson. for the plsin-
II, oprurd III @uInent about l. O'Clock yes
r.,,,.y. aod after one hour and hat's speech
W.. fo'lpn-d bg CAPTAIN F. V. Winston in a
.,,.L %; three hours and bali for the de-
rma4t. After recess A. K. Blakey, for
III, H.irrlatt, spoke Two hours, and was
i I'owcu l., General Field for the plaintiff.
IT," c.,>r va, given TO the jury about II
u',.n but the iGdge allowed them Il dis.
calr.c 10 assemble THIS morning a s o'clock.
ug,iu. 10 tie. ,,rEne>s at one Of the number
= lt'i" delay wa caused. bun counsel agreed
I, Ia. III 81, Vrn take the cIsc, Which they
GlI aud uayiug tailed 10 agree upon Ier-
Dc. they were Gi>cDsrsed. The case will
rl.>. qllcutly hs,c TO he tried over. The
c.l.rl then aGj burned.
hi, morning we had another very fine
.hpHrr al rain, whIcl. although not very
much needed. rs enough fell the other day
t. 1T some time. " III not hurt. A thunder
.'uTgH .ccpmpgnisd il.
Dur cay HIS mon'h. understand. The sol
dies, raves in oakland Cemetery, halt 4
Hi" west Of here, will be- decor ,ted.
III" Spelling mania reached here some
,iu.a -'uCe. Oar temperance society has a
,lrl,rg.ciasS ~ connection with il, but there
az 100 t.ui der words gwen out than "TranS-
Ga1aIli@aNduJandMcia!lty," which is quite
simple.
N,X Monday is our regular County Court
ldN. w. NJ. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
For the Dispatch.l

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, June s, 1919.
The State Grand Ledge, No. 6, l. .. Of &.
S and u. of s.. met in its third annual SEES
sion on the above.named date. Delegates from
different parts of the State were present,
numbering about three hundred. The meet
ing was called to order by Grand Chief +.
W. Williams, of Norfolk.
After the initiation of delegates, the Of.
ticers' reports being called for. the Grand
Chief made bis report on the condition OF the
Order, which was received with much en-
thrsia>m by the Grand Lodge.
The D. G. c., j. A. Taylor made his re-
port.
Officers elected D. F. Bats, R. ". G. c.,
Mar chester J. A. Taylor, K. w. d. &. o.,
Richmond; H. West, R. W. V, G. C., Nor
fol6; l.. G. Smith, K. w. G. Sec, Norfolk;
A. G. Lee, X. w. q. Asst. Sec., Hampton !;
VT. Maun, R. w. G. r., Richmond; Miles
Conner, r. w. G. T., Western Branch; j..
V. Wilson, r. w. q. L., Portsmouth; Wal
ter West, R. W. G. c., Norfolk; Cary
Brown, K. w. G. ]. S., Norfolk; Robert
johnson, r. W. &. y. s., Western Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14

THE "WoNDERFUL LADY."-A woman
advertising herself as the "Great European
Lady" and Wonderful Lady" has been
stopping in Portsmouth for the past four or
five weeks, during which time she has driven
a thriving business at sfortune-telling,"
finding hidden treasure" "uniting es-
tranged lovers" &c. About two weeks ago
lady, whose name We for obvious reasons
suppress, called to see this wonderful per.
sonage, and was induced 10 leave with her
silver watch valued at twenty-five dollars
under a promise that by its use the To-
Guilty of large smount Of hidden trea-
sure could be pointed out to Der. She
was directed 10 call for the watch at the ex-
piration Of two weeks. At the appointed
time the owner of the watch called to see the
Great European Lady," but the bird bad
flown, and now the victim is very anxious to
find her. It is probable that she will try to
practice the same imposition upon others 10
some new field-to prevent which, as far as
possible, re publish the following descrip-
ton of her person In statue she Is short
and thick; age between forty.tive and fifty !;
fair complexion; flock hsi", and wrinkled
about the eyes. She wears large NUMBER
of rings, and sometimes large diamond on
her forehead, and usually dresses in black
silk. A fortune-teller answering to this de.
sGriptiou Is wanted in this picinity.-Nor-
i folk Landmark. ... ...... ...."5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
.>or from Petersburg.

'''',, ,',, -, me Richmond hs"a'cl.l
E ''''', rrrrr>BrRG, June II. 1910.
.,,;,,. ot tobacco al The tour
me 80" N t,is r,'y Tor the week eho'hs
warren" ..,,.ra'r lg1 hog heads, ana the re-
10 diH ,-o no,,S2cadS. the total inspections
crlp,> - -, arc $40 hogshcads, against
g., nn..nrad> during tue eol,espo"u'us
'"'', -, y,ar- showing oeele"s' "
~. y n1 brg>hcads. t,u
Fb," ,o. also been corresponding 'a'i,
~" ~ y, The receipts OF cotton. lne tn,a'
IN go If thi> staple since September. 1874
r'',i, 49,. - 90 sol bales ; total receipts Tor lhe
'N'1 ',,nd,uc period last year we're 3',iea
|h'''' Thr ,to,k on hand is 266o paieS
'"'' ,,,. daring The week. $50 bales.
r\ ',.,rr1 woman nsmed Lucy Jones was
and lodged in jail last night on the
S'.''>'' - having caused the death OF her
Gu ,,rn mani. whose body she buried I'D
'N,.rj having dnun!cd i,up and croWoea
.,''.;;, tnnacco caddy. A jury was sum
n III upon the case to-day, ana YER
1-' gf >,ii! born was rendered.
u, .unouucca that ". W. Baugh, late
,-,....,,.r Of >urry county. ard a candidate
/.... me iii Z 81 the late eicct!op, VIII
Nr Il, \. Cookies right TO the post
rae lu'cr vas declared elected by
..nIyed and fily mej 'rity, and received
49,. -,i,ica,e. The ground upon which the
..,.., :. mode j. alleged Irreguarity In one
..,.r,.or III" precincts. Major c. ) String
l'',' All! represent Mr. Rangh in the trial,
'.I V,yor Gregory Mr.. Cooke.
street NJ. r. church puts in claim
..,r,. nqaare cAurcH III lis contributions 10
,.a mason fund. List year II gave 500
,...f,gr Il inc.,a>cs the amount tl'e-ioid by
,.,.,.. $50. Otncr churches have given
....h ht.cr amounts. but they have not ill.,
,,,.,.,t luv!r contributions in the same pro-
I,.. Cl.v Superintendent wanted to con-
80. m, p3'lic examinations at the schools 10
-. a4y.. giving one Gay 10 the white and
'r. ~ TIE cotured schools, but the Board
,..rr,ll,,i the suggestion, aud has fixed day
~ each OF the d brent schools. commen'
,.n. lane 92t aud ending June 18th.
.tg6.c Wcl>lg,r TINS evening refused &c
ian, The il function applied Tor restraining
,,stGiu.. from ContCS'iDg the election o.
t.iuu,i Ambtrs Il. Common"talths attof
IT,, al Chesterfield.
IS. bad a very tine rain to-day, which
(.,. several hourS. ADD very much cooled
,Lt >uirry a'mo>pnSrc.
Iafrlhuence WAS received to-day OF tht
sg3tru death in Baltimore OF Mrs. I. Z
ra,t. Tor many years and until very recent l
a,,,;Grut Of Petersburg. ROBIN HOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-14
rReportcd for the Dispatch.l
TRINITY COLLEGE. n. c., !
June IL, 1875.

OuUt 1919.
The chapel. which is SAID to be the pest
suited TO its designed purpose of any one in
the State, and which will hold about 1000
people, is packed TO it's utmost capacity, and
the'anthem 10y the CHOIR makes melody that
would add charms to the noblest occasion.
Fourteen young gentlemen graduate with
A. Is. +. j. Kennedy, Of South Carolina,
obtained the first distinction; Thomas Tay lor,
of North Carolina, second; and Il. w.
Spinks, OF North Carolina, third.
The speeches Of the graduating class re-
ceived many Communications.
The Rev. DR.. Muusey, who was TO deliver
the literary address, having failed to come,
DR.. Craven, tue pr, srdent Of the college, in.
troduced Bishop Marvin, who gave the audi
ence tiue speech OF twenty five minutes
length. Before the Bishop closed his re-.
marks he said that he had no conception OF
what Trinity commencement wss before.
He found more than he expected"
4 few hours.were then spent By the young
people ia socii. conversation before the
Gro Nd dispersed.
Tue commencement in every respect was u
grand success. II.