davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

rhe following receipts are acknowledged:
Uitigsns u Ashland Ohio, through. Q. 80. !
Citizens sn, u franklin, Pa. through W. II.
Crawford Mayor III. :..s:. ID 90
Citizsng d madIsspn. Co.. through Hon. ) u
titiaest d a 81 pfihsa a N j.. through
q 49, q hasasosa Mayor for account Of 600 10
Reformed rlssd Church. d. Fort Plain, y, Z.
through ". r Webster, Clerk OF Con- 50 =
Citizens 81 Trenton. N. j.. through Joe ;, !.
Citizsns d Bangor, Me-. through Warren !, -
Citizens 't 81 Ioakpott, N. u. through All.
gastuH Kaeu Treasurer. . -. 800 W
phillIVpI Lodge No. 40. l. Q. OF G. Tenn % =,
Citizens of Harrisburg w, styz
~ meeting Of United brethren Church
al Lacy Spring Il ckham oounty,Va..
through q G strayer ESD, Cashier - ..
of the borough Of William tntic
st52 %, through Hon. Geo. G.. Sum-
Citizens Il Trenton, N. j., through J. D. :. :.
Citizsas d ferwalk, Ohio. through Il. s. .. -
1ad Missshff psa III Mission Society Of west ~ ~
Rroo1asld Mass ws s5o enMpHgees Sc. q
through Geo. y. Lewis. IT,, Cashier: 90 90
Ultizsns e Concord, N. H.. through Hon. ,oo -,
COLLECTIONS Collie. Il ~ IL The First congregational
Church Of Amherst, Mass through ,.z ~
il A. RaTGon. treasurer: : -. =. EVt ee
Proceeds Of Picnic given by the Officials
Of Chicago aud Cook county, I'LL,
Through 8. H. Honehett. Chairman
Executive Committee. =. .....,.....,. 1000 90
Contributions through New York Pros
duee Exchange. by draft on Edw
H3neken Treasurer. s.t.s4....s.s--s.. 75o 90
Citizens 81 Helena, Montana. through st.
Louis National Bank II. ::..t,i:.... 800 90
oissn r arssnNehh sef Hsnss 9n
Mayor. i. .s..s.. ...,......1....:s, "a SO
Mrs. Eiiza Howard. |Met i, A. CITY. IL;
ss: d. 3; Maginnls, Tallahassee ,a
Fla. OF. through Geo p. Belts, Esq, 10 20
John III. Francis. No. % Park Place; y. Y. 10 90
VIM. II. Weeks, New Iberia, through A. q.
palfray New Orleans: =, .. .,. a5 90
p III Ja ,Ias,sr qo d New York through IN On
Pilot boat A Hasa No .' snJohn M"Laughin. " W
Thomas Wilson,. John r.. Gusdorf
-, Thomas Craig pilots 100 90
same el16 ID. Washing on District Of
III. D. Church South, .s83 2s. ........ 200 90
through. JOS. Il. Hough, Grand SEQ
q, d, Rittnar, i easu or A. and G. w.
il. II. Meadville, Pa .s...e4.4 ............ 400 90
n, a. Downing. Observation-Disclosures 2 90
Second cnntrihutl n from citizens. OF
Hettye burg. Pa. throu b Judge Me-
Lean, of that place and j. l.. Guber-
"a, nator, q New Orleans . ....:.., 10 90
5. Gov. n. 4. Nichols, for, distribution 100 GO
Major Henry w. Clossan Fifth Artillery.
rs. A., Commandant Fort Bsranoas' - =,
Citizens Of Albany, N. Y, through VIM.
Lacey. Esq., Treasurer. Tor dlstribu- :.
ton ..s......t........ ...,.s.s.. 1900 90
Dramatic entertainment, by Houston.
Texas. Turnverein, through j. A. .u -
pianet % w. i. d. NEWMAN, Treasurer sG ~
New Orleans. Rent 81, 1878 ee22 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

EsOR SALE STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
e ers both now and second hand. Draining
Wheels. Pumps. etc. Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks,
Mouths, Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings Of every description. Also one seconi-
hand steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tehoupitoulas streets.
an 25tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
[, MI. G. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE
Rooms Y. M. G. A.. RELIEF COMMITTEE,
nksf - g. M IN

Rooms Y. M. C. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE,
" Camp street. September al. 1873.
The following contributions have been re-
eeiyed since last report
First Congrega ional Church Benning-
Hahn Superintendent Q s. Min 80 800 90
Smith Perkins + g. koeh b It r. T. ., M
Betbebema 1 ohursh snndsv School. ~ W
Waynssbn.ro, Va, III ;,l Presbytenr -
byterial Ohur Sunday School, OF
taWa, Kansas, 81: Presbyterian
Church Embsr9n, Pa+ sa7 CO.. r y
Isl. through Rev b. NJ. Palmer, 5 b:
Presbyterian Church, Mooney. N. Y,
1T, Pa au II, and 81. Lucas Evangelical 1'' -
Churches, st Louis, through Rev. A.
Unknown contributor. through simms
u Levy. New Orleans 2b 90
Welsh Lodge. True lrevitea OF AMERICA.
lei. p. Davis, secretary Plymouth. Pa 10 90
Relief Association, y yton, o.. through
John III. Winters. Treasurer. ....,.... 300 90
soniat German Preseyteri Church, ~
David Talmngs. New Orleans. 10 90
X, NJ G. A.. New d dford. Mass. 40 80
Y. NJ @. A., Cincinnati ..-.................. 1911 90
Y MI, @ A., tiucinnati..t. ....s...,..s,.,t. IA 6s
Y. H. q L., Wtlmi pton, Del...........,.. 50 60
X M. G. A.. Harrisburg Pa. ....+....,.... 179 Is
z III. O. A.. New Be ford. Mass, .......... 50 IS
II NJ G. A.. New York; ....,.....-..,...,.- TOO 90
" d. e. A., De rnjt, Mich..... 81 90
" MI. G. A. Portland. Me........4......... 400 90
= Y. IT. @. A.. Jersey City, J.............. c. %
Collection at thirteenth annual conven-
ton, Y, NJ, O. A., Connecticut. Sept. II. 40 90
Presbyterian Church. Ma ION. Iowa.
s27 SO: u lady Of Calvarv Church, N.
Y,.s5 Presbyterian Church. Athers,
O., s25 SO, through Rev. B. M. Palmer,
Presbyterian Church, Alfor,iavilla N. O.,
$50: citizens Of Chitopah. Kansas,
80 B5; O. p Honght and Thos.
CLARK, Shnckley. Kansas 81: citizens -.
Of Milwaukee and Calvary Church
Sunday School. S'ls: Bates Street
Universaist Church, L. wiptop Me-,
S20 %; through Hon. il. ? lsbnry.
Mayor. .s........... 1913 10
". Ill., O. A.. Jhieag t..........,.. 6O6 IL
Cash. 10 90
se221 1t W. G. RAYMOND. Treasurer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

p EFERRTNd TO THE FOREGOING. THE
~ undersigned would bespeak for their for
MGR partner and successor OF the ole firm the
continued patronage and good will OF their
friends.
). BURNETT,
Port Gibson, Miss.
3. g. ENCLOSING,
sci I'M Port Gibson, Miss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
PERSONAL

WHEREAa. MY DAUGH TER, MAGDALENE
w GARlTTY, q minor, has either lett hsr
home voluntarily or been enticed away by 9TH
ers. This is to caution oil persons from en-
ploying or harboring her. as ] will prosecute
them to the extent Of the law. ..
JOHN GARTTTY.
Corner Of Independence and Petsrs streets.
sR21 3t#
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
A. I'M. DAVIES,
President Of the Company,

This mass will be sent free to yellow fever
sufferers who are unable to pay for 1T, and ~
trial supply will be sent without charge to ply
sioans desiring to test in their practice.
sp2l Ct
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
FOUND.

L1OUND-CAMEE TO MY RESID ENCE. NO,
II 20b Enghien street on Wednesday evening,
Sept ,mber IS, q hunting DOG. The owner can
have same by proving property and paying ex-
pentes.
ae2O 3t$ RICHARD LYONS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
SPECIAL HgDrHuEs.

Notice-Alf persons wEiO have rendered
III RA1. RELIEF GoMMtTTEE, to assist in the
LEI s Of The aek and destitute. are EARNEsTLY
REQU tsTED to send them to the rooms Of the
goMmittee at the hours OF g. II and o'e gkso
Special Rntiee-0fslee ht. Esernard Goal
rsinpany, New Orleans, September I6. 1876
following rates. for cash St Bernard coal at ~
cents per barrel: Plttsburg coal at so cents per
barrel. Delivered free Of charge within city
limits
se17 tt W. s. CAMPBELL, agent
Volunteer Physicians wanted to SO tse
Holly springs and Greenville, Mlssisslppi. APP
ply TO Howard Association, No. 50 Camp street.
between O. n. anu Z Q. 20. sep
Branch depository state National sank,
corner Royal and Cont strests-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until 4
o'clock ~ NJ each day, end will not reopen dur
'n'' '''o : e'AA.t GiHAs. L. @. DUpUY. Cashier.
New Orleans. September 9. 1873. seq I'm
YeAaew Fever can be prevented by the
Medieated Yapor Bath. Il thoroughly purihes
the syHte BY oil poisqhbgInsv nat
Inc yellow Fever from. the system. is obtained
Sy e. g rk 5efben ad VapoF Ba
cost Of the heat reuuired-about five cents. It
can be moved from room to room and man
No family can have the Yellow Fever If It's mem
bers use It. and 1t has never been known to fall
In draining the poison from the system when
used On Yellow Fever patient. Il has proved
more effective than the ordinary Turkish Bath
House in graduating rheumatism, Asthma,
Catarrh Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, and all Ner-
vo,ls and Debilitating Maladies.
The entire apparatus for Turkish and Vapor
Baths. Including D case Of medicinal agents for
the production of six different Msdieated Vapor
Baths, $40. We will send, carriage paid. ON re-
ceipt Of price, or G. @. D. BY express, eharges to
By paid by purchaser. Pamphlet OF testimo-
nials and drawing Of apparatus free. p.
COMPANY, 6s East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. au26 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
FOR SALE.

E1OR sALE-TWO FINE DOCTORS BUG
IL gies will sell cheap il early application Is
made: also. wanted second hand carriages.
For sale, apply st IS Carondelst street,
set5 i'm L. r, MADDOX.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
AMOS PATTEN & co..

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
FANoY GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODS
A Specially.
Sole proprieturs Of the
ANCHOR BRAND EXPORT LAGER BEER.
30 TchSupltSulas street. New Orleans.
jy12 2dptf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
INTENSIFIED MALARIA,

opinion, yellow lever ls
INTENSIFIED MALARIA,
and DR.. VIM. ALEX GREEN. of Georgia Nom
Der and px- Viee President OF Georgia Medical
Association member of State Board OF PhYsi-
clans a I'd Chief Surgeon OF Artillery OF A. T.
Hills DorUs. at or greht experience In malar1al
and yellow FOYER, indprses and recommends
most highly In the Cincinnati Medical News, The
Bedford (va.l Springs Azsan ana Iron aHass,
AS A PREVENTIVE AND CURE FOR BOTH
or THESE DREADFUL DISEASES.
He states that this mass should BIS taken rapid
ly and In large doses -saturating the blood with
It, and quitting the system nnAer It's intiusnc e
as speedily as possible: that It lessons be pains
in head and limbs. and als.o, the nausea that
under its uae the urine rhpidly loses its lhtck
bloody character, becoming clear aud limp1d :
that the par gyaps are rendered m1ldsr, less
frequent and OF shorter duration: that it ID also
most beneficial from the very moment the acute
stage subsidies and during commissioners: that
he places greht reliance in this mass. using
such other adjunct treatment as the course OF
the diaea 9 NAV suggest.
The Cincinnati Medical News urges oil 10 try
utilized.
This mass may be Ind Of druggists, Or ordered
from the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Com
uauv jynehhurg, w.. and it can be sent by
mail, postpaid, or OK press. Mt so cents or 81 q
package. or % 80 or 81 for half dozen.
A. I'M. DAVIES,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

LIOR RENT-A PARLOR ROOM IN A COR
AZ ner house, on MagaSine street. In neigh
borhood Of Magazine Market. suitable for q
physieian's office. Also. use. Of stable Rent
low, or upstairs front room, furnished. Same
terms. Address K. Z. T.. Democrat office.
se22 IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

F'oR RENT
/. Two desirable Cottages. six rooms each. GIG
and G7s Barnnne street,
Q. Three Floors. each 60 by 90 feet No. s6 Mag
azine street.
ALLOW rates, Apply to. ..
n. M ROBINSON.
se222t* Carondelet street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

Floating Bath.House and Natariunas
Situated on the river, one block and half
above Jackson street.
Take TehouDitouIas or Baronne and jackson
street cars, etc.
Twenty minutes ride from Canal street 0paa
from q. n. until 3. n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

XKYANTED-M MALE AND FEMALE NURSES
w to go to Canton. Apply OF once to Mr..
Howard Association. No. &c
Camp street. 500
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
PREV ENTIVE AND CURE
FOB
Yellow Fever.

According to the most intelligent medical
opinion, Yellow fever is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
FOR RENT.

I1OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE TWO
-N story ams dwelling house. NO. Enterpe
street. containing six rooms, cistern. gas pipes.
etc. and within short rarge of the Magazine
Apply to GEO. W. WEINGART. ii Chartres
street, seq
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
MHSCELLAM EGeU@.

WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUA-
wv ton on plantation as assistant engineer
or assistant sugar maker on an open pan. Ad
dress Iinck bog 1896. Se2g 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
ADMISSION PRICES /.

Monthly tickets. 10 gs
Single Entry il
Swimming lessons tome eourse). -. .....-.s 8 90
HARRY HAMMERsLET.
aus 3m Manage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22

WTANTED-BY A RESP ECTABLE WOMAN,
wv situation to do plain cooking. house,
work or dining room work Can give good
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-22
HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED "A GOOD PAYING TENANT
w wishes TO secure q small house within
walking distance Of the business portion of
Canal street by the first Of September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address J. D., this
ffYina inas ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16
virginia News.

When Miss Davenport, who was lately tried
10 Richmond for robbing the mail was in the
Court House, her lover was there with her
armed With pistol, with which to blow out
bis brains should the sentence be the penitep-
tiary: when the clerk said: what say you
guilty or not guilty ?" the fair prisoner re.
piled with tremulous voice: "GuiltyY Then
there was scene. With the word gully Miss
Davenport shrieked, threw up her hands, and
fell hack 10 the arms Of her stalwart betrothed.
The Jury were moved to tears, and the Judge
hid his face in his handkerchief 1t was hall
az hour before the lady revived. The court
imposed foe of 500 and then she tainted
again, and the court adjourned. Miss Dayen-
port aud her lover returned to Goochland the
same evening, where they were Immediately
married.
Alta late meeting of the Richmond Cham
Der of Commerce. General Logan said that
tho Midland railroad claims that tho Atlanta
mail via Danvlc should pass through Lynch
burg, aud is eudeavoring to force the DanvlIlo
railroad to make such connections with it at
DauvilIe rs will insure fast line via Lynch-
burg at the expense of Richmond; Ii the
fast. mail airline to Atlanta is established over
the Midland railroad through Lynchburg and
Danville, passengers will naturally follow the
same route. and the through travel to and from
New Orleans will bs diverted from Richmond.
The State Grange has elected DR.. j. NJ.
Blantop, of Farmville, master; MIR. Repass, Of
Wythe, overseer; +. r. Turnbull. Of Bruins.
wick, steward, and r. r. Farr, Of Fairfax, lee
turer.
The Committee Of the United States House
of Representatives on Commerce in their river
and harbor appropriation bill have agreed to
appropriate $685. 900 to James river, and
$40. 900 to Appomatox river.
The Winchester News says: Messrs. Gray
and Catlett. of West Va. have purchased
the Bowles farm situated near Winchester for
$4,000 and the payment OF an annuity of
5000 TO Mrs. Bowes for life.
Mr.. James Barbour was greatly Frustrated
by the physical exertion attending the delivery
of his speech last Saturday and he has been
oonfued to bis room ever since.
Mr.. Charles l.. Wood, we'll knowo citizen
of Frederick county, and member OF the SO.
ciety of Friends, died last week.
There is q prospect for glove factory 10
Front Royal that will need the services Of two
hundred moro females.
The citizens of Petersburg arc ondeavoring
to get possession the railroad connecting that
city with Richmond.
Maj. j. o. Hensley. of Bedford, died sud.
denly last Thursday.
John Clark, Esq, a venerable citizen Of
Lynchburg, died last Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16

The commissioners appointed to prepare q
plan for the reorganization of the State Offices
recommend the abolition of the Offices of Second
Auditor and Secretary of the Board Of Public
Works, longer working hours at the capitol,
and new building for the executive Offices
They advise alterations 10 the financial man
agement of the 1eutentiary. and say the
accounts of the State are in the utmost contu'
siop From the best information we can obtain
concerning the manner in which the affairs OF
what are known as the basement Offices are
conducted, we are led to believe that the system
of keeping the accounts. 10 addition to beng
old and cumbersome, affords opportunities tor
embezzement, and should By all means be
simpli6ed and modernized
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16

At the residence Of G. G. Hancock, ia Win.
chester on Feb. 9TH, 1873. LUCIE AUGUSTA
SMITH, in the I'D year Of her ago, daughter o
p. H. Smith, esq, Of Loudoun county, Virginia.
God, in His infinite wisdom, has again lnkon
from US one whose life was model type OF tho
true Christian. Tho author in writing this oblt-
uary is conscious of performing the saddles. duty
that has ever devolved upon him. Tho chain OF
friendship having been strengthened by year
Of intimacy it is but natural should SHRINK
from task that is coupled with painful recoI-
lections. At an early ago Miss 5. became
professor Of religion, and united herself with the
NJ T.. Church, and during her short stay on
earth her greatest desire was TO promote tbs
cause of him whose cross was 80 easy i)r her
10 bear" Only q few short months since and She
was in full possession of that greatest earthly
blessing-perfect health. How fully should We
arouse ourselves to the awful conviction. THAT
in the midst of life we are in death. Though
dying in the morning of her life it is not Ike
death without hope, for we believe she has goho
ito an inheritance that is incorruptible and lhat
fadeth not away" The loss Of our friends I'M
presses upon us hourly the necessity OF our o~A
departure. Let us then shape our course On
earth. 30 that when the day dawns and theshad
ows fee away We may meet her in q land whcfe
there are brighter skies and fsirer flowers. ana
may "He who tempers the wind to tho sn"fH
lamb" help the distressed family in their slilIc-
ton to submissively kiss the hand that sinIt'7
them. 10 - 49,
Gainesville, February 18th.
The obituary columns Of the Gazette recordyII
some time ago the death Of Mrs ELlZAbhih
HARRISON. 1t is proper that some further
record should be mado of tho departure from
among US of one who has left behind her 20
many friends and the impression Of y LIE OF 80
much modest worth and goodness. The deceasv1
was the daughter of William Carlln, OF loi h;.
shire, England, one Of the early settlers OF .n's
oo,,ntru uyho ootod in Fairfax county upon
large estate he residing near Csrlin's SpriHIs,.
She was born in 1892. married to John u. a si,
riEou in 1876 and afterwards removed to t ms
As1sndss whsrs she she sssded s. I2 years. 4'
fsct tb.t con hardly be realizized by any ono
familiar with her cheerful smile and ever selvT
interest in the life around her Her pefhh1as
character was Of a gentleness and unselhshi e,
If which eulogy seems almost an otfence-lG@
uulsive to kindles and all tie nober TRAITS o.
true Christian. She leaves large isEa rop
children and grand cbiltrsn + follow hSr o.
ample. Truly she had gant d the title Of goo
and faithful servant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16

The Bland silver bill, amended by striking
out tho free coinage section, and by providing
for certificates to represent silver, so as to avoid
the inconveDient weight Of the coin, has passed
the Senate by vote that secures It's passage
over possible veto. that is unless said veto
shall effect change in the minds Of somo OF
the Senators. The bill now goes back to the
House, where the Senate's amendments will be
concurred 10. 1t was hoped that the Senate
would at least put as much metal in the dollar
IS gold dollar will buy, but as those for whose
benefit tho bill was passed want to make tsn
cents on every dollar Coined such hopes were
doomed to disappointment. When the bill
shall have become law add been in operation
long enough for the importers to obtain all they
want to pay customs, everything to eat will ad.
vance ten per cent. The price of mems labor,
however. will not rise. The man who now re-
oeives dollar a day will receive no more then.
but his dollar will not buy as much meat and
bread by zen cents ss it does DOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16

In this crisis in the country's financial affairs,
it is frequently asked why, 'in the l'ue OF re-
trenchment and REFORM" there is no move to
retrepch the salaries of members of Congress.
They have "cut'' everything else, but keep the
knife away from their own sacred salaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-16
Second Glass.

Second GLASS.
Jonathan g. Meredith, Winchester;
Robert Goodwin Rhett, South Carolina.
Third Glass;
D. K. Este Fisher, Baltimore, Md;
j. Murray Larned, Maryland;
W. Graham Page, Albemarlc.
Fourth Glass.
John D. Hopkins. Georgia;
John p. Hubbard, ir., West Virginia.
*John G. Wheat Winchester,
MATHEs1ATIcs-First Class-Advsrc,d =
[Conic Sections.
Jonathan c. Meredith, Winchester
First Glass Analytical Geometry
John P. Hubbard, jr, West Virginia;
William X. Miller, Georgia.
Second -Advanced-I Solid Geometry.
*William II. Echols, jr.. Alabama
Brce W. Goldsborough, Maryland;
John Points Nelson, Shanghai;
*Robert Goodwyn Rhctt, South Carolina
William +. Wickham, jr., Hanover.
Second Glass Plane Geometry and Advanced
Algebra.
Morgan FL. Beach, Alexandria;
~. Murray Larncd, Maryland;
W. Graham Page, Abemare.
Third Glass Advanced Algebra.
James g. Calhoun, ST. Louis. Mo-;
Benz. Huger Hayward, South Ca rolina;
%Wiiam X. Uyer, jr., Florida.
William w. Jackson, West Nirg inis;
Joseph T. Jemison, Texas;
Royal j. Miller, Georgia;
Theodore PAUL., Roanoke;
*WilIiam A. Powell, Alexandria
William S. Spencer. West Virginia;
John g. Wheat, Winchester.
Fourth Glass Practical Arithmetic
Blythe w. Branch, Richmond;
John A. Calhoun. St. Louis, Mo-;
.janon Fisher, Baltimore, Md;
"A. Walton Fleming. Alexandra;
David II. Griffith, Westmoreland;
Robert l.. Randolph. Baltimore, Md.;
Corbin u. Waller, Norfolk;
Frederick II. Warning, Georgia.
Fifth Class Practical Arithmetic.
Pelham BIackford Abingdon;
Philip A. M. Brooks Maryland;
Frank +. Harris, Baltimore, Nd.
NJ Lemoipe lnnis. Fairfax;
j. Duncan Mckim, New York;
John W. TerIelt, Fairfax
Edward Il. Walton, Philadelphia Pa.
Special honour is due to the following teu
students as having been distinguished 10 every
examinations
| Beach, Goldsboroueh.
b. H. Hayward, Hycr,
j. NJ. Larned X. }. Miller,
Page, Randolph,
| Spencer, }. G. Wheat.