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No report from Manchester' orego1l' "Hu
German Mission.
The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church on the second Sunday in July.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting OF the bap,
tist Sunday-School Association was held
with the Ciay-Street Mission school Sunday
at Al O'Clock P. NJ. Reports from the
schools are as follows:
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Compliment to Chesterfield Lady.-At
the recent commencement Bristol Female
Institute professor William j. Morrisette
president Miss Alice Clay, daughter OF the
late Phineas w. Clay, of Chesterfield, car
ried off from twenty-one competitors the
highest prize, 4 gold medal valued at fifteen
dollars. Miss Clay is not yet twelve years OF
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RESIGNATION OF A PASTOR.

APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS AS TEACHERS
IN THE PUBLIC SCH0OLS.-Thc School Com
mittee (Hon. A. NJ. Kelley chairman) OF the
City School Board was engaged yesterday
in receiving and examining the applications
OF persons for positions as teachers in the
public schools Of the city. The committee
met at P. NJ. and looked into the papers
Of all the applicants for the regular eXami-
nation, which will take place on Friday
next. The corps Of teachers now in the
employment Of the city will be considered
bv the Board at subsequent meeting for re-
election. without examination.
The following is list OF the candidates
who were not rejected, and who will be eX-
amined on Friday:
w. S. Archer, Mrs. C. A. Brandt, Miss
Lille Bullock, Mrs X. Ii. Bland, Miss Nan
ME Bates, Miss Jennie Bernard, Mrs. Z. W.
Berry, Miss A. Burke. Miss Olive Burress,
Miss Adelaide L. Courtney, Mrs. II. Cary
Christian, Miss Laura Christian, John A,
Cunningham, Jr., Alice Clayton, Mrs.
B. L. Crew, Miss Marion Duval,
Mrs. G. w. Furgeson, Miss Kate Farriss, R
w. Flournoy, Z. E. Gardner, Miss NJ. E
Gwathmey, Mrs. Mary f. Hopkins, Miss Ly'
dia II. Hill, Miss Ida NJ. Jones, Mrs. F. Levy,
Mrs. Julia z. Moss, Mrs. Maggie L. Minson,
Miss N. W. Noble, Mary W. Mott, Adele
Mott, Mrs. Gussie Perry, Miss Julia B. Poore,
NJ. Antoinette Peasants, Miss Molie Rady,
Miss X. Southall, Rev. James 3. Scott
Miss Bette Valentine, Miss Ella Van De
verter, NJ. E. Wilkerson, S. A. Wiikcrson,
V. Waddy, Miss Susie G. Wilson, George
A. Weed, NJ. V. Walters, Miss Belle Wade
Colored Applicants: John III. Adams, James
Hayes, James II. johnson, Maria L. Bowler
Victoria Pollard.
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Reriudl.-There is now q revival OF m in
teresting nature in progress at aatoaca
church under the auspices Of Rev. Messrs.
Hull and Lumpkin. Six converts have
already been brought into the fold, and
there are twenty-six penitents seeking ad-
mission. There is fine prospect. for many
conversions.
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The Midlothian Ster.-Much interest
was manifested as to the decision OF the
grand jury in regard to the Midlothian coal.
mine disaster. The press Of the city and
State had been so severely critical as to
Judge Clopton's decision in the primary en-
animation that the citizens were anxious to
know if he would be upheld by jury OF
his peers. The friends OF the Judge were
therefore greatly pleased when the grand
jury reported that after deliberate conslde-
ration they considered it inexpedient to take
further action in regard to the disaster.
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Chesterfield County Court.-The regular
June term OF this court commenced yester-
day, and despite the fact that this would
probably be the last term OF the County
Court held in the city for many long year,
the inhabitants took but little interest in the
centennial court.
The grand jury, through its foreman.
brought in the following indictments:
Commonwealth Us. Jerry Hill (coloredl,
three indictments-for felony, for house
breaking, and larceny; Joseph W. Wells
(white), seduction, felony; Chandler Gates
(coloreU for killing a hog Of A. D. Wool
bridge, lnisdemeanor; Joseph Doolittle,
city scavenger, misdemeanor, for committing
q nuisance.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the case
of William Varlcy, for assaulting Constable
A. M. Chalkley, but he was required to give
bond for his good behavior, with Daniel
Brown as security.
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HESRIco COUNTY CoURT.-This court was
engaged yesterday in the trial OF Betsy
Brooks, charged with infanticidc. The evil
dence was altogether creumstantial, anu
there not being sufficient proof to satisfy
the jury that the child was born alive they
returned q verdict Of not guilty.
The grand jury for this term will be en-
pannelled on Wednesday.
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Street Gradinq.-This most important {
work was commenced yesterday morning
on Perry street between Eighth and Ninth.
II will be carried on to Belle Isle avenue.
0nr citizens are fully alive to the importance
of this kind OF improvement, ana taeeagh
the force is at present small. u VIII ere lohg
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The Male High-Scho0l.-The examine
tions at Professor Morrisette's school were
concluded yesterday, and to-day the session
will close with the reading Of the reports
and the awarding OF prizes and distinc-
tions
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LOCAL MATTERS.
vYqE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TAN-FAfERS-fRANED
.-,, >E~-TIiE CLIFTON FORGE AND BC-
...,NlN CuNNECTION-A PROPOSITION
-,>yrMlT TIE QUESTION OF SCBSCRIr-
-,,\ ~ THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE
..ry-t SrECIAI. MEETING FOR FRIDAY
xg-%T-EEu& TIE CoM 1T EE on
,~nrl.T>-rHr BOARD REFUSES TO RE
w, = gIIE C0LLECToR'S PAf-LAMPSF FOR
= Jr!I\'S BURNlNG-GRoUSD-PAf OF
n-rGF-. COMMISSIONERS, AND CLERKS
COLLECTION. &C.. &C.
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/ have anaivzed the wIIIsKEY known under tha
brand of '.B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and find Ii
FREE FROM FUsIL Oil and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs.-J. b. McCAw, n. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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EeLiGiOus UemS.-Our Sabbath, despite
the hot weather, was an interesting one 10
all true lovers OF the Gospel. Even those
who claim to be only strong in faith though
woefully weak i'll practice turned out, ana
our churches presented quite gratifying
array of Well-dressed sinners seeking H.
struction from the eloquent and instructive
dissertations OF the faithful ministers OF the
different pulpits. We append brief notes Of
the different services:
At the Methodist church at III O'Clock y.
NJ. Rev. Mr.. Vandersice preached from
Genesis xix, 20. At night the church was
filled to overllowlng, the occasion being the
second quarterly meeting OF the Sabbath
School Missionary Society. The pastor
preached from Matthew xxi, Is: ''Tne
mission OF children in the conversion OF the
world" The treasurer reported S2i.'l
collected for mission purposes during the
past quarter The singing was conducted
bv the Sabbath school, and was excellent.
AT the Baptist church Rev. DR.. "lnfree
preached at II O'Clock A. NJ. from Luxe
XIX, TO- No services at night.
The pulpits OF the Meade Memorial and
PRESBYTERIAN churches were occupied by the
regular pastors.
Large prayer-meeting and Sabbath-school
at the Belle Isle Mission at o'clock L. ".
Three services and large congregations al
the colored Baptist church.
DR.. r. =. Matthews, teacher OF the young
ladies' Bible-class at the Baptist church, was
on Sunday morning the happy recipient OF
substantial testimonial from his pupils IN
the shape Of an elegant silver pitcher. The
presentation was made by Rev. DR.. Win
free in his happiest vein, and appropriately
responded to by DR.. Matthews.
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AMAzoN1AN CoMBAT.-Harriet Anderson
and Martha Hudson (colored) were arrested
Yesterday for fighting in their apartments
over Dukes liyery-stable
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CIRCUIT COURT, MoSDAr-Judge b. Il.
Weuford-In the case OF Warren & Tupper
against L. D. Crawford, the jury returned
a verdict OF S11 against Crawford, and the
court required Warren q Tuppcr to pay
cost OF suit.
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CoLuABUS'S ICE-CREAM SALOON,
2o1 lrood st root

321 Broad street.
Great reductions on ice-cream.
Eight saucers ice-cream for 81,
Eighteen saucers for &2;
Families supplied at $l.50 per gallon,
Boarding-houses supplied at $1.25 per gallon,
Pic-nlcs fairs, &C., supplied at S1.25 per gallon.
Richness and dellcacy of flarors unefualled.
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THE CoLoRED BATTAL1oN.-The compa-
nies to be organized into colored battalion
will assemble this afternoon near Monroe
Park. They are making extensive prepare
tions for display. General Heth will IN
cpact them
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HoRsE-On sun
day morning about IL O'Clock one Oh the
fine gray horses OF "B' steamer, OF tue Tue
Fire Department, while being eXerclseu' leu
dead on Grace street near Fousnee.
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KEEP CooL.-The best way to do so Is TO 60 TO
PIzZISi's beautiful saloon and get some Of his su-
perior ice-cream.
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THE NAPOLEON OF CHERR1Es.-A lot OF
Napoleon cherries, raised by Mr. .. ".
Moss, Of this city, were sampled YESTERDAY
by experts, and pronounced equal 10 any
exhibited in this market this season.
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A1rEATHER REPORT.

-,rar,R,lIrlES To-pAI.- u GSh'nfo"'
...,,. In.-For the South Atlantic states III
.-'..;nr southeast winds. possibly NeerinS
,.'.,,,,I and west, stationary temperature,
,,.,.iy and rainy weather and low prcsSurcS,
Mn, preceding m area Of low barome-
I.or t1c Middle and Eastern States, north
=, .n,,thca>t winds, stationary tcmpcra-
,.,-., 49,, and rrc>>ure>, and on the coast cloudy
,y~aihrr. with :ain or fog.
rHr WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
...~,. warm. About ) o'clock there was o
.,syy rain. "a
THyENoXETER YESTERDAY: G 4. NJ. 40;
!. NJ. -: l. NJ. s.; z. NJ, IS; L.
y, -; midnight. IS.
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SLIPPERS. TIES, AND BUsKINS In great variety
at BoScHES's, 509 and Gil Broad street.
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and selling 1: at low figure:

LISTEN TO REASoE.-There is no poison Is WISH
ARTS PINE-TREE-TAR CORDIAL. Entirely free
from infusions that may suppress disease to in
duce certain death By causing another. The pure
nfe-sap OF evergreen vegetation, warranted 10
coughs, colds. and all pulmonary diseases.
DIR. j. j. CALDWELL, Baltimore, writes :. have
used CoLDES's LIEyIc's LIQUID EXTRACT or
BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR largely In debili-
IT, fcbrilc and nervous diseases, and have found 1t
one OF tile most reliable OF nutrient tonics now In
use or TO be found in pharmacy"
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CUSTOM tlIand-made) WORK TO order, and suar
anteed to tlt. Repairing neatly done by
BosCuES & BROTHER,
500 and 81 j Broad street.
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Court Nems.-The Judge affirmed the de-
cision OF Justice Martin in binding over to
keep the peace w. D. Gregory for threaten
ing George Winlroe.
DR.. Alfred Whitehead qualified rs depu-
ty sheriff
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TRUNKS, yALIsEs, AND SATcEgLs reduced 10
very low prices ut BoGcuEN's, Broad street.
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L1ouoR-DEALERs REJoIcING.-The IL,
ouor-Dealers' Protective Association will
have gathering at schuetzen Park (Yueng-
ling's brewery tomorrow. Amusemenll1s;
will commence at o'clock. Dinner VIII
be served Mt half-past 3.
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THE GRAYs' ANNIvERsARY.-The Rich
mond Grays celebrated their thirty-second
anniversary in quiet way last evening.
The company had a drill on Broad street,
which elsited applause from all the by
standers. After the drill they marched to
Otto Morgenstern's by invitation OF the
aforesaid Otto. They were headed by kess-
nich's First Virginia Regiment band, and
they made music to match with the splendid
marching OF the Grays. After the banquet
the company marched to General Bradley
,Johnson's residence and serenaded him.
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ICE CREAM.

LKEAN
PIzZISI is making daily
Vanilla Ice-Crsam,
Lemon Ice-Crean,
Chocolate Ice-Crcam,
Strawberry Ice-Cream,
and selling 1: At low figures.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GIT- On al sales Of Real Estate made tstEeefa
the Isl Of January and last Of June the tdIesJor
the present gear haze TO be paid by the purchaser.
On all sales made GGt,uesn tie 1St ofJuty andtass
Of the gear the tazss hare to Oe paid by The seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv al! the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicfnity.I
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 81 =. NJ, the property at
the southwest corner OF Main and rum street.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES 6 CO., 5lI p. M., two new
brick houses In Manchester, near the free bridge.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 6H 7. NJ three tene-
lncnts on the east line OF First street between
Broad and Marshall.
COOK & LACGHTON, II A. n, sheriff's sale or
parlor suit.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 5K p. M., large private
residence No, 209 east Franklin street between
Second and Third streets.
" NJ LEE. 8 p. NJ, six building-ots OF ne west
side Of ST. Paul street.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 1oh A. M., -toro-ExtQres,
cigars, silver-mounted show-casr- "i-lccries-
scales, &c.
EYERI.Y & POWELL, 10 A. NJ, At 10. Il Na:a
street, hardware, carriage AMI III
wagons, wheels, &c.
COOK 6 SLACGHTON, 10 An, 4; their aac.!cE-
rooms. excellent assortment oI ho@ci'ci: fsrii:-
ture.
COOK & LArGHTON, IL A. NJ. al their auction
rooms, buggy, horse, aud spring wagon.
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ALMOST InPAssABLE.-The road recently
graded leading up to Libby's Hill from
Twenty-eighth and Main streets, which
proved while in passable condition very
great convenience to persons residing in
that locality, has, under the influence OF the
recent heavy rains, become almost impassa-
BILE, having washed very much. A few
hollrs' work would serve to restore it to its
former condition,
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ELECTION OF MASONIC OFFICERs.-At a
meeting of Loge Francaise, No. So, A. f.
and A. NJ, held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term !:
Brother Edgar D. Taylor, Worshipful Mas
ter; Brother Robert Caruthers, Senior War
den; Brother John +. Mayer, Junior War
den; Worshipful Julius straus, Treasurer;
Worshipful William Lovcnstein, Secretary !;
Henry Gunst, Senior Deacon; John b. Suit,
Junior Deacon; Z. schatter, L. NachmaIn1,
Stewards; Thomas Angel, Tiler; Revs. NJ.
J. Michelbachcr, j. Wechsler, j. +. Ed
wards, j. a. Chambliss, G. c. Vanderslice,
A. Jones, A. n. Coleman, Chaplains; Wor-
shipiul Brothers j. II. Capers, n. Ezekiel,
and Brother j. B. Suit, Trustees; Worship
full Brother Julius Straus, Trustee OF Hall.
The officers will be installed June oath, that
being the anniversary Of one Of the patron
saints OF the Order-St. John the Baptist.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRICKS.-BRICkS FOR SALE at SO
PER THOUSAND.
Apply a. BRICK-YARD on SHOcKoE CREEK,
cad Of Seventeenth street.
{e 13-otk
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James Of Buchanan, Rers. George f. Will
liams, DR.. A. E. Dickinson, and Mr.. Hut
son, and Messrs. j. B. Watkins and w.
Goddin.
PRESBYTERIAN sABBATH-scHooL UNION.
The monthly meeting OF the teachers and
friends OF the Presbyterian Sabbath schools
OF the city was held last night in the Grace.
Street Presbyterian church. Mr.. j. D. K.
Sleight, president OF the Union, conducted
the exercises OF the evening.
The secretary read the reports for the
month Of May as follows:
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SORFoLK, VA, June 10, 1876.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
pa>sed hy the Councils OF tais city. board OF cS
amino. will be convened here the 2Sth instant for
the p,lrpoee OF examining APPLICANTS FOR TEt:
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER. A copy OF said
ordinance may be- had Application 20 the City
Treasurer Or 20 either OF the undersigned.
JAMES +. BARRY,
e. s. G.. s. c.;
A. e.. MILHADO,
,o1o.d G.. s. G.. c..
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pREsBYTERIAS sABBATH-scHooL UNION.
eAveTGge Attenddnc,
versions: Three in Second school.

Conversions: Three In Second school.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year having been postponed from the last
meeting until this meeting, on motion OF
Mr.. Gillian, the president appointed COM
mittee who nominated the following Off
GERS: which nomination was confirmed ::
President, Rev. William n. Scott; First
yice-P President, DR.. J. Hall Moore; Second
Vice-P President, Mr.. William F. Taylor !;
Third Vice-President, Mr.. r. FL. Gillian;
Fourth Vice-Presidcnt, Mr. T. William
Pemberton Fifth Vice-President, Rev. w.
A. Campbell; Secretary, Robert Semerrile.
The meeting adjourned and the benedic-
tion was pronounced by Rev. DR.. Preston.
METHODIST CHURCHES.
The usual services were held in all OF the
Methodist churches on Sunday. DR.. Ed
wards has changed the hour for service at
Centenary church in the evening. 1t is now
held at 81 2. NJ. instead Of 8, as heretofore.
At Clay-Street church large congregations
were present both morning and night. The
morning sermon was preached by the pas
tor, Rev. P. A. Peterson. At the close OF
the sermon two persons were received into
the church by baptism. At night Rev. W.
E. Evans, Of King and Queen circuit,
preached an interesting discourse.
At Broad-Street church Rev. ). \. Steel
preached in the morning and at night. The
congregations were fine, and three persons
were received into membership.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
At the Pine-Street church on Sunday at
the regular communion season, the pastor
received one person into the full fellowship
of the church.
The First African church was packed to
its uttermost capacity on Sunday morning,
afternoon, and night-whilc hundreds went
away unable to get in. After the morning
service the pastor Rev. ]. II. Holmes) bap-
tized sixty-four persons. There were 9G4
in the Sunday school.
RESIGNATION OF A PASTOR.
Rev. H. G. Crews, after serving three
years and half as pastor Of Fulton Baptist
church, on Sunday rendered his resignation,
to take effect at the close OF this month. The
resignation was accepted, and a hearty and
unanimous vote OF thanks rendered Rev. Mr..
Crews for his faithful labors. The follow
ing gentlemen were then appointed COM
mittee to secure supply for the pulpit ::
Rev. A. f. Dickinson and Messrs. Jefferson
Powers and j. w. Turner.
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HsHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AP
uiication has been made by me TO the Rithnont
and DanyilIs Railroad Company for : renewal ol
REGISTERED FIRST MORTGAGE SIX .,PEt
CENT. CONSOLIDATED BOND. 40. Sf!s sIol
able ON ist May, 1890 standing on the books or ihA
comnapy I'm nv name. w. 81. WATKINS.
ap25-Tu2m q.
TsHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
i WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, az
pRnFESSOk OF MODERN EslsNEaG4GES NSts
ENGLISH. Applicant should sssstf.ssss, :. 81
Z, A. Lff htitsss !, - ases0f;
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The regular somi-monlhly meeting OF the
t;,ard OF Aldermen was held in the Council
uan!ho. Yesterday afternoon, president
,,l!n \. Meredith in the chair. Present
coil-cali: Mc>>rs. Bass. Bcali. keilam,
!. .i.>tomh. Manly. Pickrclh Scott, smith,
+. ..,,rr, WAGNER. Williams. and Zimmcr-
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NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF NAN
IN CHESTER.-You are hereby ordered TO remove
all deIrts, such IS GRASS, MUD, ac.. froln me
cutters IN front of your premises on or BEFORE the
expiration of fifteen days.
Failure 10 comply with the Shove notiee VIII SUD
icci You To the enforcement or the ordnance con-
'''ae '.'''e,' JAMES A. LIpsCOMBE.
Chief OF Police.
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NOTICE TO CONSERVATIVE WARD
IN SUPERINTEEDENTS.--Yo are requested 20
deliver 10 me as carly possible the copies OF regis
tralonhooks furnished you for use as the primary
aud genera. elections. W {. ~. CHESEERtihS,
Secretary City Conservative COMMITTEES.
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}
closing exercises, OF which Mr.. j. ?. Thomas
is the very efficient principal.
Among those who were present were Su-
perintendent Binford, Mayor A. NJ. Kelley,
Rev. DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry, Mr.. 9. T. Rady
of the School Board, Councilmen j, NJ. Hig-
gins and b. L. Braselman, Major A. K.
Courtnev of the School Board, and others.
THE EXERCISES.
One of the most agreeable features OF the
entertainment was the excellent music,
which was under the management OF Miss
NJ. NJ. Fergus, who presided with much
grace at the organ.
The exercises commenced with the song,
bv the entire school, cup, Away; which
was finely sung. Then followed welcome
address by Master Charles Anderson, and
dialogues, recitations, songs, &c., by other
pupils: all Of which we've very creditably
rendered.
THE AwAFDS.
Mr.C.P. Rady, in an appropriate address,
delivered the medals to the first-honor pu-
pils. The following is list OF the success
full scholars:
Third and Fourth Grammar, No. 39-Atss
Harta Fergus ssaeMfrS, ,nes Black, Law
renee Holmes, Walter Davis: Deportment: LOUIS l,
johnson, Emma Griffin, Freddie Sotton, LAT Mary
scholsrship: Jennie Woodward, John Henley, os-
wald Williams, Mary Russell Willard Willard Brown Au-
Second Primary, No. 4O-Mtss E. T. Brorn
teacher-First Honor: Sarah Psroe .,l Diplomas. sSs
Attendance Frank Anderson, Nick Bayiey, Sat Gus.
MOTIFS. Benne Meades, George Pail, While Toppe,
Granger Bertha sese Psa Ean
nsa Nschman. Scholarship Sam. Morris, George
Paul, james lucky Nick Bayley, Frank Anderson
Eddie Cohn. Penmanship: Augustus Hansaal: = Rne
teaehsr.-Frst Honor Annie Kasslow Diploma s,-
Bertha Naenan Hester oSae RoSart Lee Hee
su,.n anay Tacnb T.. Greenwald Joseph Neagesman,
Thomss Avery, Lewis McCook. Department VIZ VIZ
gnia Lumpkn Fannie Brooks, Laura Roms,, We IIe
Warfi,en. Ira B. Henley Willie Seagesman, joseph
Seagiesman, George Prilop. Scholarship: Augusta
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-11

Dor financni pfim6fenJmi fecmi ode
vidal vystavu dstfedni vYstavni komisi.
Ma to zapel cely sbor (tisicehlasy) kanta
tu Sidneye Lancera privodem orkestru,
Obecenstvo tleskalo nadsen6 pochvau,
zvlast6 basistovi Mr.. Whitnymu Bosto-
nu, kteryz silon hloutkou hlasu V sole
vseobocny iizas vzbndil Tomu nasledo-
valo odevzdani vystavy presidentoyi Gran
tovi Cd pfedsedy vystovni komise genera
la IIawleyho. President pfetetl ma to
strucnou rec, jiz podame pfist6. Ma to
vztyGen ma hlavni budovG prapor ma zna
meni otevfeni yystavy, nacez sc president
ostatnimi hostmi do hlavni sine odebral.
Pfi tom hfmela della, tisicehlasY sbor zpi
val ,,halleluiah," hudebni sbory hraly, zvo
ny ma vsech v6zich hlaholily, lid iasal
nadsen6 obtad zahajeni Stolete VISTA
Wy byl dokonan.