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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

The movement to nominate county
tickets by the Farmers alliance is not
rushing along as L started out. The
wiser heads have taken charge OF affairs
and propose that no more foollshness
shall endauger the existence OF the ALI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

THEY have some expert stenogrsphers
and some expert political managers down
at Waco; at least that is the impression
sought to be conveyed by our contempor-
airy, the Examiner, snd we doubt not II
ie, as usual, correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
81 pArls OF SUBSCRIPTION.
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

DGLLsa--T o. Mckee, manager
ID ,Tiao.-.T n. Loan, manager
FAco--A. n. u'ht.ii, manager
EaHAsLs--E. u. 3 9Th, manager
WEAfHEnFOkD--N =. DORSEY, marAgef
PaRis--O, B. MAxoy, manager,
JsFgNRsOK--J. ID. Kitchens, manager
MA tsRALIs-- Ilobt Kennedy, MANAGER
AsfLRuF-W. y. Powell manager.
CsEBuRSz--W. ~ Byrd, manager
plHo---9. ", Lyons, manager.
GA,sI syIf.LB--E.P. I'm and ]. L. Bicfoch
ma ioEcTs
s0aHAp---C. y. Johnson, manager
II YHgY sHOvE--r r. WORKMAN, manager
BAiRD -.yrAnk Dorsey, manager
a. sahgyILLls--W n Wheeler, MANAGE
q 1LdRADo--W. IL. Newkirk, manager
MWEOLA--J. n. Mcdaniel, manager,
UtsCo-W. Y. Pulley, manager
WI rEsRoRO-J. q. Glenn, manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
Rll.s o. Advarti.ing FurnIshed Dol Appllcatlon.

Rates Of Advertising Furnished on Application.
Rraiitfdnces By dran, poagRce money order 60
IN registered letter, al risk oIODioc.
CoryesPOndeHce Is solicited upon all neirs sub.
iecis
Prompt Information Of ereats dad Heirg happen
ngs NJ general Interest collected and ctH De prop
criy compensated.
An communications intended for publication
NUT be accompanied bB fhe iDrtter's name and adj
dress not for publication bit as an evidence ~
good nun.
Parties wriiino 10 THE GAZETre on business
personal 70 hemsciuea ieH piedse iAclosc stump Jor
repiV
An fitcra relating "a bnSiHess 0f plB kind should
DC afiresscd 70 TnB GAZETTE, Fort Forth, Ter.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

THE declaration that the old soldiers Of
Gen. Ross will elect him is doubtless pre-
mature. There are one or two issues
vet before the country besides those
al ,Gg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

sAuLr STE. MARIE, Mich, May rs Z.
Inc steamer Ontario Of the Ssrnia Trans.
portation company struck and stranded
ON Green Island shoal, on Mississuaeua,
Yesterday The passengers were landed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

wtAr Is to DO the reward of the spies
when they have succeeded In depriying
Mr. Swain OF political lauvels and charae-
ter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

MAY fingers still, and yet the political
summer is red not, olin is on his way
home. This is an OF year for political
fences in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

W a. Huffman Implement Co have
US. received three carloads OF wronght
iron wei casing from TO "a inches in
size send In your orders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

mo; 50 long as ne tninks youare gong
on your GRAND shall be able 10 keep him
calm Tel your mother sill, and do hot
return without her. u she can start at
once you may be here tomorrow even
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

ruf president has vetoed four pension
bulls Is Is late TO begin that way, but
reform Is never too late.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

LONDON, May Germany opposes
the raising OF the blockade OF the Greek
coast until Greece has completely dis
armed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
THE GAZETTE ABROAD.

THE sAEEfrE will bo found for safe ~ the
Mn % aautd ia she following cities:
CHdAeO, iLL.---w. Is. slEer, i5g Dearborn
atr ~ sad h. schAaner, Grand pAri1c hotel
ST LOUIS, Mo.--Phillip H0eder, s29 olive
stree ,1ud Jas. Overton, Southern hotel,
hUf sfRfHJs, ARK.--J. III. DAyie q Co.,
Homer l.. Ball, II. HlrshHold and r. Y. Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

MIR. GlDBs is not yet in the race for
congress He Is simply on the grand
rounds looking at the fences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

EXaminer
Whyg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

THE GAZETTE is the only Morning
Paper In North Texas that now Publishes
the Associated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

( servants were at beck and call.
ID had gone out, and L was sup
Mes wandering about the grounds.
healss 81 Mr., Black, Mrs. Payne,
9 snsid-sefvant sank within them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-Hde Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

ioVe Ass me, my uonvri su,c ms anu
bless meln
threw my arms round her aud kissed
her passioneiey. Il was some seconds
before was aware that l embraced an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

evulu svc tnst ls--was u>.,, s,..,,s.s "a.
reward Of years Of faith aud trust. lie
was leading the woman he loved TO the
friend he loved.
followed The hnrAr n,,n.,.a ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
Do You Want a Good Ixu,,es

,r,ra 1oa nanassd patterns to select from
''''e i0c 10 $40, at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

- -1---s1-la- - 1872 n
llOlt 5ALE-A handsome, ~ y
II phselon. Inquire 81 ssE6a
EORT WORTH MI EtN-lil
Il taXidefnlist. All bIrllslanl
as natural as life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
Forsal4

/ hereby ofer for alle . ny, 4
county school land, ll ..sss "
and about ten or iYn' " " 81
lepe. nale 10 be on n rs ~
time, with intenesi ps,hl, ~
vancs. Bids vii b. ssssf''s' sSa
day of June. A. D. ~ l,5,
right to reject any q y,
Done by order Of inc eEl
Grimes county, IeA. H., l,sIie
ANDERSON. Ttxs AN -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

.EoB sALE-Jhe best farm III
Il IN Northwest Texas ior 81
surrounds the tosn Of Rhore, I
fourteen bundled and odd ssss,
town lots. Titles perfsck All,s
RhOme, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
SlTUATIo..--

WA S1a:I,. 4 nan S ! =
ness de es1Ipell I 10 s Y, y 5
fr,espondent, or l Anu M 4 81. IN
ABtdIdi SGsss 10 Offers A ! ssi',' n
wv 40 I. ", Fort Wos.a .rl1 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

MosEY ION s,lI's'asql
l real ss %sse "a Al over s.,,,'
S !. !. =. I3l Elm sl ". Y n Y.
t fm Estate s. c i1as ls;
sssess and Public sq a = Ga,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
Nntios 10 caaInae

Bids viii be received s. Y. VI n
the city OF Cltburne utm wv.
Monday, the 7lh day 9! NJ WI IN
struciion OF a frame se l.s y, II
10 plans and specldcatels
mayors Office, ..,.usnIsi1
Allbids must be accom- ,',..i:,
sufficient pond for W. AZ 4 "A
work. The right Is re's4siIs 4 III ]
all bids.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
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w 1dNoI rsI..A ,liusll,'' \
Aadress Emmar LeSsSI.' wa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

Office Of Publication SECOND 81, Between he p 2
ana ThToekmort0n Entered az the tort worm
psstoHiee as Second-Class Mall Matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
WANT 0S.

TUX PssS;s; Essso{
h.,, once S ap ss',',l.si;lISs
s solIs6ie, h sRs gsllIIs,s KS 4,
a. CIV " STGI,m1ptIy sl ,s ny, ~
WANTED-, s..'lcI.g'
Carpenters. '''a; NOE \ n.
TUE For; WORK.. ,
help T Els ! !, D,s,aisSi "a aiS.Iss.
~ GhIsht and MINI
-.----',-'-' = ana Pan Fls.tl is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29
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Va ANTED-To sell nv pyS,s,
W. yer Of Broadway I'D 4.
looks 0 feet, with impfoysner5 !
ABLE terms fasy;fiae wsrsss'
T. f.. Harrles, No. 81, San Jasiill I,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

.Eolt sALE-l ohef for saje,E
A. property. with $50 isdl IN
" faeiilc railroad, or il deli,il
on railroad, next 10 JennlrE 4,
buildings; long time viii b +
purchase money. n. c. Broqi,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

yxrsS w A. l:l -'sls,,
oWpo,. rooms and SiI 4, want SsaI'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

lesdsr ,om an state senator, one Of the
said tn ~ the Nineteenth legislatpre
snS ~ me to-day, al don't entic,na,s
the s sssn Democratic majority in iayar y,
here,os .S uVAet as we have been hav,n ~,
"s'e'O'ore' All the opposition laek nat u !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-29

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
CoIorod Volunteer RsuuioH.

Extensive preparation. are bern. uFis
ly lhe coi0rej military r1upanir. ~ ili.
CITY for 90. r'CrIln " th- c5.1re- y1l1u-
te.r- . Virginia. rs Washington, and BatI-
more. 81 Li,l H. o. tabe p,as, at to- a.f-
Ground. on t1t j,t - july.
IAt follow uc }. ths pr1-rauus Ib'
na-llon, arC roluaui~. WlL form %
Broad street O.; e. I't,Dcb. t5t rEit resting
u N.r-A street. aud VIII march through
%. Capitol. ground and nave street pl-
ra4,. after which t1,y " proceed o. tl'
I4T-G-oluds. Bl-iu. ,Is I4y tD'r+ WI Dt
s1l.t.tIrr drills. -l4t. t--ti-,. and -t .rui-l
d~L.. Iu tae afternoon ,here VIII he O
grand review By Governor ilZiul1 L-s.
eco.-;t-ie6 iy BE SIT Br.gadIrr-4fr
r1 lllrit. =. Au-er' and staff. - t1-
-,. trl-ads. .uI t..l. ". I. spots
wood and .,2G. ~ the .r-t Virginia reg
M.rt.
T1.-, viii 5e frovorh. and 5orfrce a'
r..-.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
RTFORmEKs WILL NOMINATE
AetiOn Of fbs COBfereBoe OF Council
men Last Night, de-. de.

conference ~ m fl' 'srs y the
Csuncu ei~cleI 20 TIE E11-l ticket w1-
held ia-t rlg!t over ta- Store ~ owen.
~u,ncar & Co.. 3l3 Broad street, NJ. v. J..
p.sree. 4 Mour,e W4rd. IN t1e char, God
Mr. Frank Murruy. ~ Jr1ersOu Ward.
secretary. AJou, ttTtr members were
present
one % the first thing done va toe adJf-
u0r 90. q resolution binding each mem.ser
yrr.ert = -ecrpry. 1De nsrits 4 pc9pif
1fc-rug u. candidate far tne different Di-
fcrs were discussed n considerable iength.
md along Will tl1. su 9j-:t the advlsaJ .iitg
u ggiug luto caucu- f1T nominations.
The conference wa waited upon by d
committee repres ntlng she COlOred Cts
Convention. then IN session NJ Fry's Hotel
asking thst In view u the valuable suppor
gwen the Reform ticEet by The coi0Ted
reofjle - the cify theI rBee should 5e -
cogui ized II the distribution u The minor
offoe. and IN employing The workmen Ou
lie new City Hall W hs; Wa done with
rhi- communication could not be learned
The eolored men's meeting was presided
over by CutliD 7. Payne and Wilson y.
Brown was secretary.
The EsiOrmers. about midnight. PASSED
q resolution 70 adjourn 20 Tuesday night %
nominate city officers also, otbesrs of ths
Board oi Aldermen and Common Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
4 w,lI.rcr,,en Ie,tlmonisl.

s ull-mer.f.4 arkroR .si-mout - faith
o. .frlc. va v1.ur--s1 N0 Yesterday
4'truoau 40 'tt Richmond bi-f school.
whCr corwift.s oi primo 1al. y Oh,
EirIrrld rui Ir -.1,p.-. or b.I.1 = flt
rrir..r.I- arC tlrhsr- ~ frf pH.i"
-etco-. presented Mr. +. n. G-rut,t. o..
r.t.r-- Superintendent. 1850 an elegant
and t.i0-.'l- rlfkr--. -.la.r lr1 1- t.l''-
rr4ft .-.arf.1 god car,. The iH wig
eouuTiea-.Hu .Y'as- i'r .t-.h
J. e. 5q-n,t. LeI. SfprHoaa1a PHI
Hr >etp1.s.
Ts4r -.r.-A. -le close ~ t1ar official
,crm -rIr1act'. th- principal sld teachers
n frf public schools desire o. tXpr--. @
you n so-.e l1-uaI wy tHe .e4,Ir, t1rv
iaV. received from tr-ir Irt.r'slr~- w''t
500 -.rce fouT auDniuimeat a- --r-r't-
ieulert - the public -1loH.- ~ ,'I- rt't.
Ja.y lI.,It arIrcrIai. yJNT -H.iHru h.rI-
I..- and rsu~ts-r and your urtrns
.f --. f0r fte alya1crua-- ~ t1"i- prr-
SOMA interest. aud the ia-.,r-'. n th.
-.h,.l.
TI.y a-k therefor. thit goa 1911 a-cep'
t.r l.rHEI-lt ir- cane 4rI .Iaf H-
.aI.l q tler ti-l esteem and warm ;-f-
~rrl r.-arC Iufv earnestly h'i- tlT
,0u future may He prosperous. ard ma.
Ia.r.-ra-. NAV teyrlr r1H-t-r. l-teu-tlt.
Or htlaI 3 tht qa.- and t"1.1er-.
l- vel 81. .u 1lr gwu pr, .u-. aer,-l'. vs
teEe T."a..rt % slt--'-H..- p-r~'lYe-
Your sincere f-ieu1-.
WHuAEt. Fox.
J. i. 1IlyE-.
GEpErE E. rArE.
JuHN A. lrt>i,rttN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
I.irense IkHeA-

pArlies owing license taXe> VII - -
Juirec this wear % pay the same OF or b--
fore the 25th 0f this month. Or they vii b.
reported by II. Commissioner u the Rev e.
uue 70 the grand jury % the Hgsting- Court
on the first MOndsv IL July. Heretofore
TINS report hss not leeu made by the Com
missioner until the September term Of earh
year. The taxes ar due AID should have
been paid before the lst o. May, and par
ties who are now carrying Oh business
without having pad the tax are violating
the state law. aud unless their licenses 1rs
taken out before the time named they Tll ..
liable 20 Indictment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
THREE CENTS PEP COPY.

rropertr q James WoOdal. Tue oaly wit
ness examined Was W. WOodsll, who
deals m furniture. picture, CLOCKS, &c,
on ibe installn,enl plgn. !, would
Aoem IRON bis testimony tia, Marshall
was employed by him 70 s-li goods 90
commission that b. sold certain groGs fo'
which prOpeT returns have not been made,
ard hat there are oiber discrepancies 10
Narshall's accounts. The accused was
ssni on 70 Tire grand jury for emhezzle.
meut, and gss allowed BAL IA The sum %
xsgo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
sHoKE TRIIY CIGARS.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

y. A TTHBEELAEE conn ssloners sac
~ tract Di iEEt lear Sec1LAulcsvl.ls. z
Hanover county
CHEWNISG 9 EO~E sP N yEluGts
west Broad -stTe.t corner proisrty.
FRANK u HILL q c.. - AID 81 P n.
choice building or Oh west ME u sDi
Csry stres.E
". n LYNKd a CO. p. N frame dwelling
No. siS nOrtn Twenty -fourtL street
QTARLEs s McCURDY. J. d. frRme
dwelling No. 1919 west Ls.ga street
WILLIAM JENKlEs. 2 N. ,@nanss.
l. T. COOE 10 A. N. g. ~ RS east Main
street boots Gao soo-ss sLOfs-c1tufss.
DL cl0tA. Gc.
RICHMOND BAZAAR o 4. D.. nOrses
n ulss. etc. II O.tlock. "a tuagsf Lay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
The Electric IAgfsf-

The OffoeH Of The Schuyler Electric
Light Company here state tina; the trouble
bereioiors experienced by them hAs been
Obvistsd, ss they have been spending
large amount of money IN the way Of shift
ing-cluiebes and clutcb-puleys, and e9D-
meeting the two large engines together by
belts, 80 that sn accident occurring 70
either engine the load can b. shifted 70 the
other engine with little or no interruption
70 the ligbt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
A Challenge.
To ue Eq;tov of ee Di,yaict

To ne L1,f0T ~ tf DpF1lch
! notice through toe columns u your
.aper that Nv son Jackson wa>awarde1 tbe
bad medal for being TIE wols' sbot in The
Richmond Grsys. berebv chaleuge auy
tVoof ibt bc.t .hot- iu The Grsy-t0 compete
win me shooting pgrtrdges on The Nv.
Numb.r = bird-. 0H- dJzen-wc., -lown;
Hut. isf = Noy.'nher; place. Gloucester
cHlrtr Va. Do au open fed. one ball a
mile from Cappaboo.ic wharf the loser to
ray an iae expenses Il tbe trip. Respect
fully. 4. =. A>pEEws.
Kctm,Hd "a, hay g. 1871.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

Inc Board y PIII- Iu.efests 1-I1 .
cleetin. yesterday AFTERNOON u o'c.0ck.
Present Nr. Andrew PizZ.ui. Jr.. .chs-r-
marl and Mess-,. Calm, Jones. BlVIe,
ku.tt. Plsa-Gnts. and Purcell
TIE chairman rnn,uncec thar tbe Board
rad been called O. nominate tlrre citizens
: JefI-rs0d ward. one u whom wss ~ ~
selected ~ the council ~ the police con-
missioner from jefferson ward. Tue i0,-
owing gentlemen were nominated /. 4.
J ~. John ". Ferguson, and Charls II.
SIMPSON Cu Monday eFeuing a. 6 O'Clock
there Wi le JOINT session Of The Council
~ ,eci SAD police commissioner.
Nj. Figg = . prominent saddle ani
isrbes--Inaker. NJ. Fergu--ou Is The well
Known printer. aud Ar. simpson j. o. tbe
Wel.-knOWu t-ui = SIMPSON, Bass & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
IIecfinn Of Officer.

At meeting % Richmond Randolph
Lodge. No. 70. beld hs, n'ghi. The foiow'
ing ofbeers were elected Tor tss ensuing
year Jamcs n. Alien, master; Judson
Cunningham. senior warden, Robert J.
Msvs. junior warden. ". Fletcher Ricb-
ardson. treasurer: ". Hat Crew. secre'
tary. Leslie {. West. senior deacon 4. l..
Gresse,i. JUNIOR deacon. Tbey viii be in-
stalled Il. Johns day, jun -i;h. at :
oset,gl \ NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
PrRIIC SCHOOLS FIKsT HoxORs.
Lisa of Pupils of several sebSols Wbo
stoed 90 or Higher.

The following i the frsi instaimsnt IL
the List Oi frsi-hOngf pupils Of the public
schools Oi the city
EFRISGYIELD SCHOOL
F1rsf Primary A Hsunis Carter bertha
y nocfu Lucy Garter. Mary wilson, Ian
WOOD Hmss, Lucy Burch. Annie Nay hrAdiey.
SAMUEL swami Alma Jenkins. Eva ShAckls-
ford, Annie Parker.
sssc0nd Primary A EDDIE Turpin. Sarah
Glenn. Charlie Rose. Ernie hlenardson.
Alice Snirey. Minnie Wsymeck william
Boyles Lester Thomas AlDtD TonltnsoD-
second Primary b bienche Cooke. Oar
re Duke, Oracle HILL, Ella Null Rita Gary.
kosa Vaughan Charles Clarke. MARY fnl-
lips, Laura WOOD, Csrre burnetL, Okrrls
bowman. Helen Willian2
Third Primary A John Garter. stanley
P1tis Inez Atkinson. Fcarl BARKER, dsslsr
Garter, Jennie GOdsey. Belss Leeer. Lens
AeKepneF hoterf Cook. Hattie Hickman.
halle Hail, Eddie benedict. Oscar Pollard.
John Parker, Mary Johnson. Ellie swami
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

In tbe ake of Miss Butler followed Nj.
Bes.i, Euher. VITO had fne.v-prepared
composition called Luck and PUCK.
Her Irinci.m point wac that it wac DTi
luck iu puck which .hap-d mpst mcn
fortune. and TN. She enlarged upon M .
crcdlfa1ls way ~he. too. received h'r
fu'i quota 4 TIE appreciation 8 she audi
fuef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
RsndaIph-NAeen College.

The commencement exercises q Ran
3olph-Aao0n College viii take p@oe ar To-
lows.
wednesday, June lCtb-ll:30 A n,
auunus address ty Rev. Richard Fergu-
sol; $50 J. NJ, Lieuteuant-G GOvernor JcAu
l.. Massey.
Thursday. June l7-h-ll.30 A. N. Rev.
". +. TiLieH; $50 = H., Ee1. Melville
Jackson
The Fredericksourc Railroad COMPANY
viii sci r1uDd-trip tickets from TIN city O.
Ashland for iifiv cents.
a special tram will leave Astiand for
Richmond t0-nOrr0w night g,ter The csO-s
q the exercises.
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lf0IIlA- de.
ITAIFNTINE HOUSE.

' corner u - pito sEe Slntn s;ree.s,
fOupu~rie Cap.tD. -sglerti. kIcHMOSD
Mrn " Il VII El-W RIGHT. late Of Aan-
iAnd Vs. Offers superior Inducements -
psrtles wikbing board. with OF without
roOrns fOr the oOtniug fAl aud winter En-
gaEefneulk Tor such ulade Low. Transient
bosrc furnished ~ Die rates Tabis
bOart ~ the DAY OF week. or Dinners orly,
furuknec 70 gentlemen whovs isintllss are
away during the sumner. lsll l-oodzws
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Reetpteuf. Of " edsls.

The 9Th session - Williamson sritins
school closed YESTERDAY. The following
persou. received silver medals Miss Nirrie
walter and ". N. Wagner, fpr the h~-l
improy eDent 10 writing. and Ms Nioaie
BlsAey and Oscar SpotI. Tor The brs. spec'-
men. 4 writing. A Bumber ol puyis r.
celyed ceriibca;es q proficiency.
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The fri honor nuplI. wert

The frst honor pupil. were
senior Section l-Eoss Schssp, bs.le
smith.
Intermediate A Section I-AuDrey WeF-
mouth Henry s1rsuss Leila Fox He ceccs
Garrett section z-bertuB var NDrt
ErEnch Brlord. Mamie AK nsOn, Ruth
Gaines. Florence BlOOMbsns, Asttle Fore
IAlis Parkinson.
Intermediate 3 Section l-MOi.ie Robef-
sol Msbel Grove FEnnle Pend etOu Henri
Bruu .nE. CRrrle fOOte Hunter friscn kOrn
vile LUIuhden, Frank LDLn. John Ed
wEYts Minnie P-rEtus0n. eectiJn q
@te..s Burr ia rry Tstum.
Junior A section 1-WRlter Buchanan
FrNuE FrRyser. Matte smith. Lila CreD-
shsw Ids smith, Minnie Tyree. EcwErc
Russell. Section nellie VI MiDOr. Martha
House susie Pr.dcy hRts Lfrewry. Section
s-Iuia l4uxforc- sam. ElcneL
Junior l. section l-FiOrenge LRughton
Willie Butler keberca Angel Msfrie Weig.-
ser WNut N.l-ls section z-5tAnnop@
IIbfy. section s. -Hettie Barlow. Section
S-WaIter Gray. Section b-Ksts YRnoey,
Matte Gipperlch.
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Al Italian named Frank Marshall was
before the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with usiswfully and fesOniously
taking. stealing. and carrying swBy one iOi
q pictures and money ia United states
curreDcy al Oi lhe value Of slll.g2, TIE
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7 r4a tSNDLi
PesDody Aedslist, Inez HAwEas T'l.rc
FIrst Grammar A: Lee wicker Anne
Adauls sarah Meyer. V.rEie Allen. MIME
Go.deuberg Howard Gordon.
FlBt Grammar y . Frank Poits Lewis
CrEd1OcE. NATHAN Bacon. Leon True rs 2.
Russe Ssunders Mamie Tyrse. Lille kS-
i,srt MAY Qusries-
second Grammar A: Kate Lat. rler IL
lie y LitlOck Lille smith, Kate MErsus..
Leila smith. SGllie Glhsou. Charlotte
GwELhmey' sarah GOldstein, Maud hsa--
ley.
second Grammar 2 Annie Tstu,n. Ana
LaucnPr, Carrie CIoldEiein, MR-ls sDltn
MARY CnEddiek. Herbert Lsugnt0u. Rosa
AErEs. Martha ChAc6lcks James &icnAr1-
son Mamie Hates.
Third Gran mar A: Goidie Harvey. Wy
gle Harvey. Ida Gray Leonard sparrow
VII CrHViOrd, Earle B0ndAr. Joe N ye7s
Darlington Jones, Perry Pssy. CGsri,-
HsrvoOd. Lillian GKrthright, Clarence
Freeman. Lucy QuRriss, Helen fsdenlsl-
ner sydney Lcvenstein, Mary Eosen Ii
gene Goodman.
Third GzmnAr 3 Inez HsvEfns seq
gis Taylor George Chfdestsr Joe 5mifnei,
Oscar Luncir. Mary Blythe. Lewis Talbot
Allan Turner. Wine Blythe. Annie cav
ford.
First Primary A No. o.: Lot;is wysti
Willie SlmpKin, Percy Poster. RlchAro
ThAxion; MARI Bowler. Sadie WaisoaA
Walter Doughty. Lena Holzhsuer, 5us-s
TonpEin, Hsnry Hardman.
second Primary A. No. 90 birtie fsttef
son. Ellen Patterson. lda HOrner, JArrle
Dunkrm. Beunie hsseier. Gilbert buLsf'
winthrop Crenshaw.
nsy. Fannie joel Charlie Nc Alister Lepe-
Cartwright. Annie Grny. Hattie sDiinefs
Million bloom berg John Pollard, SAN Ia
heiner, Jose Cnsddiek. julia Gibson JaAh
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roruER local oE TmEn PAGE.

Received from x. r. iiil a Co. z22 east
Broad street. rev song entitled "Oi1
Rlandford church Music hv Iucinda
Rrsgg. - Petersburg; words written bS
Tyruue Power. the irish cumedlan, y bO
va. io.i on the steamer President.
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PERs8NAI-

NUTICE--THIS j. 70 CERTIFY
~ that the sALIIE JENEINS men
uored N tbs police proceedings Of yestsr-
days DtsJdtch 10 Mt MKs 5ALLiE JES-
KISE u So. ] 0 ehst Broad street
jeIS-lts !. d JENKINS