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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
TON PAGES LETTER.
AN INTERESTING EPlSILE FROM
ACROSS THE WATER.
what lie Saw ON "a TRIP From LONDON
toCaIais- Benucft Burieigirthe war
torrespoudeni-A Description
fCaIsis.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of the Tines

I-Ifr.aI Torres lphltUNf W bA' tA"'N'ft
LONDON. June 12.-Although, owing
10 our late arrival in London we could
not avail ourselves Of the kind invita-
ton extended TO us by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Z. O'ConnOr 10 90 at once TO
their house. yet when we called there
next day they extended us 40 cordial q
welcome. and renewed the invitation
with so Southern a heartiness, that we
GLADLY accepted. and found ourselves
installed in q suite OF rooms Just
across the street from what / leel
sure is the most beautiful flat IN Lon
don. This is Westminster. yet II Is one
of the new streets. built up within the
mast few years with fine apartment
houses Of the latest pattern,
and having oil the modern con
yeuiences which our cOmfOrt-loving
ace has devised for its ease aud
satisfaction. The touch Of an cleo
tric button brings the porter IN twink
ling. Within the soft c0lOrs seem TO
have been blended by the very genius
Of taste to create harmony which
soothes the spirit aud lulls the mind
into dreamy restfulness. l have seen
number of l0velisr interiors. some
with far more splendid or more pieten-
tious appointments, but none IN which
the beauty of an artistic sense shares
so charmingly. ! am tempted TO be
lieve that none but a Southern woman
could have accomplished it. But az de-
iightful as Is the effect OF these apart
ments. the most delightful part ls lnthe
welcome by the host and hostess. To
the true Southern c0rdiality Is added
humor which tinges everything with
/ fun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
NEWS or THE STATE.
a Glance All Around-tdtforiai Nofes
aud Ioca, Hits from various Pens
end Pencils.
Franklin.

Mrs. Hiram Mills, Of Naffs. sister TO
Col. \. j. Wright, OF this place. died
on the 10Th inst, in the eighty-ninth
year Of her age. She was devoted
Christian. having joined the Baptist
church more than three generations ago.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wright. Of this place. who
went to Texas about eight months ago.
returned home on Thursday last.
Among the curiosities he brought with
him. was living plant Of ginger.
which be said came direct from China.
Mr.. Wright was in nine different States
while he was gone. but says old Nir-
giuia Is good enough for him.
Mrs. Mamie Tompkins and child. Of
Richmond. who have been visiting Capt.
Hale's family. left for home on Friday
ast.-ErUHklm Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company have leased the building ora
Main ireet. bstween Eighth and Ninth.
now occupied as saloon by 1ir. tialt
Dsws.n. aad viii Opea d commercial
Office there some Time neXt week. H.-h
,ir.J. J.. Beck in charge
Judge Dury A. Hinton. of ihe Viz.
GINA Court Of Appeals. was registered
30 the Novcll-Arliugtou yesterday
LWchJurg Nacs
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Ran. TUCKER, the great favorite, has
returned to his profess0rehip of law
at Washington aud Lee University. lie
ras done his country good and written
sound ideas in the chapter, of Congress
sional history, Of which he has been q
pant. He need not regret what may
appear 70 be his retirement, for the
youth Of Virginia and the South who
are taught by him. will SOW the seeds of
true American principles all over the
la d.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

COUNT DE KEEATRy, of France, comes
to our country to plead the rights Of
foreign authors. and it is TO be hoped
that he will b. heard. LISA monstrous
absardity, but our laws allow piracy Of
works OF literature from foreign coun-
tries. The common law protects play
in manuscript, for instance. but if it is
published any body has right to make
il common property.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Mr.. Hugh Wise. SON of Hon. John S.
WISE. arrived in our town on WeInes
day evening on bis way To attend ine
celebration al the Virginia Military ln-
sItuie. lie was the guest of Judge
Harris family during his short stop
here. lie had walked from Winchester
up. and left here on foot for Siauntol
on Thursday morning. Spirit Of the
valley
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

IF Colonel Shepard goes as Minister
t. Russia it will illustrate the policy
of rewards for service, but the question
is can the Colonel be spared.
lie is a man of decidedly Republican
mould, as Rspubhcanism goes nova
days, and il his proposed new rebellion
should be left in weaker hands it might
collapse like any other balloon, and
without bis power Of iutlation only the
parachute would be left to be dcrided
ana laughed a..
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A SAD DEATH. Death. the great de-
stroyer, has again invaded our midst
this time claiming for lis own one of
Portsmouth s faire-t flowers. Miss Ma
ME Elizabeth. the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter Of Colonel ID. L.
Hudgins. died at her parents IS resi-
dence. NJ. POO Middle street. this morn
ng at 1910 o'clock. after lingering
illness The deceased was nineteen
years of age. and was general favor
tie with all who knew her.-N0rfOH
InQHiQp.
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We are again called upon 10 chroni-
Gle Che 9salh 0i one of our most worthy
aud estimable citizens that OF Charlie,
G.. Baker. Of WestmoIeiand county.
which occurred ON Tuesday last The
deceased vas a native of King George
county. but had resided Ia Wcstnore-
land for the last forty four years
Northern Neck Mars.
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ONE OF the brightest stars Of art went
GU. when Carlota Patti died the Other
day.
Nature had been bounuiul to hei
in one respect. but By strange irick Of
compensation she Was lame. and could
not claim the laurels Of the Lyric
stage. but those who have enjoyed the
spell of her inspired voice will never
forget that they have heard the songs
from Paradise, 40 thoroughly enchant-
ing was the effect.
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rrHE CELEBRATED ROCkBklpvn
Aim ~lhIND-, endorsed ~
Medical society of Virginia as We" 80.
other medical authorities m the .If,
states and tulope. are now open. '.i', ,.
1900. Natfs per month iiom ''V ?. -N'...'..
~Iec,al rates f1r the season. Elevate" -'''N
feet. 49,. gh.,a
psmnh els nny bn gotten az tlt t.h,
f.akc ANA OHIO lailIoad ticket ONO, ~ ~
addressing ttoNpN l.. 'fi'.,f..r
tnfa,sti. f,r sixteen Neafs manh tiNf
.ntrof the titecubrieg White sulphur Pa "''
.yl. ln
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THE HOTEL DEssIE.

Yes. we could have a room if we
would agree To- give il up next morn
iug. Oh course. We agreed. and were
shown 10 "a reception-r00m. All the
time these was misty feeling ia my
mind What was 81 Calais Hotel
Des-in-carriage n the corner If tue
court. Had i ever seen ans thing ] Ike
that before, or heard OF 1t. \ large old
volume lay on the table. and we opened
It. The Sentimental journey There
It was The Hotel Dessin' was the
hotel az which Slerne stopped. and
which be immortalized ia his famous
work The old building, As we learned.
has given place to progress, but the
Identical furniture used BY Sterne when
he wrote those pages which the pretty
maid used for curl papers il preserved
in room %. and was used by one Of our
party, aud what is stranger vet. the
hotel still belongs 10 the same family
who Kept 1t when SterGe was there
over hundred years aga. The furni-
nre cor - ted If inlaid mahogany dres-
ser aud bureau, plain chair and table,
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YALE had been a muscular as well as
intellectual champion.
The laurels of foot ball. baseball,
running, Jumping, bicycling and tennis
already decked her brow. Her oars at
New London yesterday made a clean
sweep of the athletic honors Of the year
And Yale is absolutely happy in her
completed wreath of muscular hi
umphs.
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THE America cup is likely TO stay
where il is like sleeping beauty, for
John Bull virtually acknowledges that
he does not want 10 add to the long
record Of his defeats.
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225 EAST BROAD,


Tho store wc now occupy s rented 0F
another shoe dealer. This is why we mofe
He sure you arc dealing with us. Como n
our new Store 221 EAST BROAD STREET
ancrTUT- Az. july 3D. Wr Harr NDeNoi
Oh roman here until Ianmr lraN. $500
continue to give better hawHns n.n anf
Shoe dealar 'n fhe city. ltisonrNm in Nrf
OBJ. nec-f trade n tnf, cI.y. lHf caH .e
dono hy giving as we are. moro fr m.
money thln aHy one else.
Our oil cu. omer know what on .''s
aro. Dln0t mistake tnD nIIrf ANA number.
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I EMoNsl LEMoNsN LEMoNal n

Attention Dealers, Picnic. Excursion. and
Outing Parties. Just received
100 BOXES ME.~INI l30Jl LEMONS.
Choice FRUITS. Leave your orders before
they advance also ric-Nic HAMS at u &C.:
Old Virginia HAMS al l5c Remember am
Head quarters for the BEST GOODS "a LOW
Est PRICES. JT.GArf " GOD.
Ie 20 toJlyi llG East Broad.
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DICHMOND COLLEGlATEs SUMNER
SCHOOL

This school, 20 De hcid boz Richmond COl-
lese. viii begin MONDAY. july 10TH and
continue eight weeks. Design "a iOr students
OF both sexes
For full particulars see circulars 40 the
bookstores utter June 16fh. or apply o. ile
underS 1rcd. CHARLES II. WINSTON,
Je21-eodit l.. ". BOAT WRIGHT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

WArTERsON AND THE PLATFORM. -
But this was not all that happened.
Admitting that the platform Of 1854
played 40 conspicuous part m the cam.
paign. il Is still true that Mr. Cleve-
land was elected IN that year. and that
the Democrats were given power for
four years for the first time in aquarter
of a century. That four years ought 10
have been the beginning of a long lease
Of power. but it is now too late 20
weep. Aud yet it seems 10 be very
queer that platform which Brother
NattersOn and the Democratic party
including Mr. Cleveland and Mr.
Randall) Endorsed. should have had no
SOFT of influence on the campaign.-
Constitution.
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TEXAS CONFEDERATE HOME. The Gal
weston Neics declares that the object Of
Major Stewards begging expedition IN
the North 70 get funds for building an
ex Confederate Home was Ct feated by
the opposition OF Southern bourbons
This is mere nonsense. The american
denounced, or at least deplored. such
a scheme in the very beginning. but il
was from no spirit of bourbonism, un-
less bourbonism be a synonym for
proper pride and decent self-respect. -
Exchanged
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Too Much FOR lNDIANAPOLIs.-A dis
patch TO the Tribune SAYS that when a
candidate for an important position IN
the railway mail service went to Wash
ington a few days ago TO ask the Presi-
dent II he might expect 10 be APP
pointed. this was the reply that was
made to him:
There is a complaint, and it seems
10 me well founded, that INDIANAPOLIS
Is getting more than It's share OF offices.
have about made up my mind 10 go
slow in making any other selections. |
have taken my Attorney General from
lndianapolis''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS. Suppose
that W hen the samoan treaty comes io
boz published IL should appear th TIT i-
no such gorgeous diplomatic victory
for the American commissio ners. or f1l
The business firm oi Harrison. Blaine *
Co. that sgnt them cut.
Suppose that iho sentiment of pride
and satisfaction which has been in-
ilAted IN this country. especially by the
Republican pew spapers. sa0uld give
way 90 q sentiment of disappointment.
and even of disgust, as this treaty is
submitted 90 the unspating criticism Of
the people Of all parties. enlightened
by the independent journals OF the
country.
What would happen then 2
Why. everybody would agree that
lhe Hon. William Walter Phelps had
done a good thing for himself in get
ting appointed Minister to Germany
before the whole truth about this much
lauded treaty could gel TO the public
knowledge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

VINO IS AFRAID 1.-The Democratic
and Mugwump press. in de.aulto Of some
more serious complaint against the
administration. have combined 20 ate
tack Tanner management of tle PEN
sion Bureau They first ciaimed that
Tanners liberslity 10 the soldier was
strongly condemned boy the Secretary
of the Interior and lhe President. but
when confronted with evidences
neither hss made complaint. tnes
changed their tactics aud are now dee
handing of the Democrals. when Cone
grcss assemblies. % neral Carie move
ment for ana lave. tigaiion- Baltimore
american
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FOREIGN CAPITAL IN AMFMCA.-Ob
serving the flow Of foreign capital 90
this country for investment, particular
~ i'm natural resources. the Omaha Rc
publican takes alarm aud sounds note
of warming There lis just one pIinci-
pie OF national policy to winch we shall
have soon 10 come. &C. crie-. that
those who participate ia the industrial.
manufacturing aud commercial advan-
tages Of this country should AID must
receive and enjoy the advantages OF
citizenship. This has The true Chine-e
ring. A great wall must be built 60
keep the Tartars out.-ChicogO NeicS
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PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
No. 5 Governor ST., Richmond. Va.
Ie li-e0l
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HEARTY LOOKING DANES.

Jus. before the President arrived at
.ne Motel "a dspuiaiion Of fish women.
numbering about twenty, wasadmitled
and took places ia the corner If the
court. They were a set Of hale, hearty
looking DANES. ranging from thirty five
d. fity years. aud dressed in short.
lork irocks. with six kerchicts, which
looked like the d4mlsk we see on fur
uiture. over their shoulders. and large
rhite caps on. the stiff frllls Of which
-et on. from the head in a circle. like
lne auriole round the head Of a saint IN
sine old pictures. Two OF them carried
huge bouquet, and two bore an i'm.
man-e fish on tray. The mar
r)w street without was guarded
at either end BY soldiers. 50 the crowd
Wls kept back. About II o'clock the
procession arrived. Fist the gendar-
mes, then mounted escort, then a de.
tail Of troopers. then carriages. filled
with officers aud functiOuaries covered
with orders. Ia one of these. preceded
by two troopers with cooked pistols in
their hands. sat Carnot, the President
OF the Republic. As his carriage drew
up to the aschway. Nine. Dessin, with
Two OF her grandchildren at her side,
a little boy aud girl, Who bore 4 large
bouquet, advanced, followed by her
domestlcs and received the Pfesiden. ar
he descended. There was an intro.
duction, and then the Preident
came through the arch and across the
court with the old lady at his side, fol
lowed by his suit Of generals and
officers in third blazing orders.s 4 did
not care for the stars and Iitands, but
| thought that old woman in black
walking with her stick at the side oil
the President and offering him the
hospitality of her house. was i'm
pressive. All the other hotels had bio
for the President. but the Hotel Dessin
secured him because, as we ascer
tained. this is the house which royalt,
has always patronizod in Calais, anc
the President must follow royalt ,
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Leaves Arrlv,i
eS. q, Mail",-..b00 pm en- o. Mail ........TiO a N
eSArdis Express 400 pm eSardig Express 4 As am
tAcm Il Lo'l frfi0 am tAc'm & Lo'l Fr.G5 nm
Passengers between Memphis and Sardls should
take sIrdis express or local freight rs mail train
VIII not stop NJ stations between Mem and sar.
dis The accommodation aud local freight carrie,
a coach ict the accommodation Of local travel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-04

TaE James lee brought In five bales of
cotton.
. THE Joe Peters is this evenings Arkansas
River boat.
TmE Gayoso leaves this evening for st.
Francis River points.
THE Bonanza cleared at Evansville for
Memphis at o'clock last night.
The New Madrid packet Ruth will leave
this evening for the upper bends.
INDICATIONS, light rain, westerly winds
no decided change in temperature.
AT this point the river is 10. s, a rise of
two feet three'tenths since last report.
AT Evansville II is expected that tho
present rise will reach the danger line.
THE Buckeye State will be in port this
morning and will clear for Cincinnati at the
usual hour this evening.
ANCHOR LINERS In and out today: City OF
Nicksburg from 81. Louis TO Natchez; Belle
Memphis, from Natchez TO st. Louis.
p TnE Jim Lee departed for Arkansas City
last evening under command Of Capt Mark
Il. Cheek, with w. q. Banker in charge of
the office.
TnE Cherokee arrived yesterday and left
last evening on return trip 10 81. Louis. in
charge of Capt James Donohue. Ed. An.
schultz clerk.
TuE Ohio will rise at Cincinnati and
points below. At Cairo il will rise about
ten feet by June 8. The Missouri and Up
per Mississippi will remain nearly station
airy. The Lower Mississippi will rise,
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue ola deed Of trust, executed on the 18Th
day 81 January, iHsq. by ". }. Eckcfy 10 the 10.
denigned, o. trustee 70 accufc ccrtain Indebted
ne. therein named, said deed Of trust REGISTERED
IN the Registers ofioo Of shelby county Tonnrs-
hoe. IN book No ias, paEe ~. aud Il referred TO-
and tald Indebtedness being unpaid al tho request
OF thc bcnchciarics therein named. We will, on
Tuesday, Jane rs, 1850.
NJ The southwest corner of Main and Nadlson
streets, Memphis Tenn, sell TO the highest bidder
Tor cash the following real estate. situate In The
Iiy 81 Memphis. shelly county. Tenn. towitf
lfE nuinR Al point on the west side of Desoto
street sevgntylfu tor feet noth oI Vance stroet
and running thence north with Dosoio stro :, sev
entyhyc collect thence wettwardiy At III hi angles
" pcsoio street one hundred aud eighty usO feet
thcuce touthWarily acvouiy.dve lsj eel theme
enstwafdiy one hundred and eighty fiS0l fest 10
the bcfinnlug, and Icing ieta kos 4 ard b III
block no ~ Of that part Of said City OF AeY,phis
ormcfiy called south Memphis
The loi l. vel Improved. there being 5000 real.
dFnce Of eight or nlne roUms snd ususl ronvc-
nlcnces upon u aud IL we'll woithy The -i,ertiou
Of prrtous seeking Investment
fqaity II fclempn n barred. Toe title Ia said
rca estate u helievcd 10 ~ good, but We will sen
aud convoy a. tris'oes only.
THIS juno 1. lisa
k1ERfiNd PfHFaoN,
W. u. wiLkgnsoS, Trustees.
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WANTED.

"A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR CoIoREp
~. woman at 10 Moshy ST. General house work.
A BOY AT 100 SECOND STREET TO LEARN
IA the Saddler's trade
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Tho cnterprising firm Of Latting & Bailey
are rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some OF tic most thorough and we'll venti-
lated jobs OF plumbing ever done in Menu
phis. Their idea is to use the best mate
rails and workmanship, which results in
comfort and satisfaction to their patrons.
They make specially Of remodeling old
plumbing work.
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HANDs TO LEARN SHIRT AND HUTTON.
IL hole making. LoEB'S LAUNDRY, Il and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-04

E1RsT CLASS COOK, WHITE PREFERRED,
- no Irish need apply; must como we'll recon-
mended Apply Immediately at III second street
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Yesterday. Flre.

About 0 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm Of fire was turned in from box so
The engines were out In a second, as
usual, and OF for the fire. After travelling
for about n mile the horses Of one Of the
engines gave out and laid down in tho
street. The combined efforts Of the gal
liant fire boys proved iruiilcss until one Of
them ran 10 corner grocery aud pur-
chased a package Of sol coloman's ko-ko
tulu and put Il In the horses mouth. No
sooner than he tasted IL. lac was up and
oil tasior than ever before.
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Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal.

tlVVIHI UsIaIcH 70 7 NO AppeaI
EVANSVILLE Ind, June 3.-Packets out
with usual Monday traffic. The Mary Hous-
ton Is below Tell City and wires an early
arrival tonight and will likely lay over until
morning The Granite State due up, will
not get in before early morning The Boz
mama down at 8 o'clock this evening, has
full trip, Is transferring her Evansville bust
ness In good shape, putting Off so tons and
adding ~. and will clear for Memphis at 0
O'Clock tonight IL is expected that the
present rise will reach the danger line.
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INEXPERIENCED PANTS MAKERS; WORK
IL sent TO ladies IN the country Call or address
us at our factory, SOC Main street
O.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company's
Aiaii steamer.

Tho Steamers ~ this. the only REGULAR line tafi.
lns if0m tho South 10 Liverpool arc ycfy popular
With passenger aud the tpuic thcy iatu htluf Ices
liable Ia hal weather thnn that ~ The Now YORK
tienmru makes tho tip thoroughly ruI yablc
The following firamcu are expected ~ leave hero
UANiLN. ~ tall about June
TEXAN, a. sall about june .
MM. tliNf. tn tail about tuuua
JAMAICAN. ~ all about June o.
tHlOun fafCa Hence a. Liverpool. f'n1. utfuuah
~ itfis via calais or Dover Iutuiaa rail etc.
$50, ur thlni. elias. fall tltn
Return tiCkotsHNrW orleans IN liverpool ani
return, ttu New orleans tn Paris aud rrtum.
INT class ~ tho way gEn thlldwn aud servants
NJ n reduction
Dot further particulars ne ~ frelrhi and pltlago
apply H. ~ J. sANUEits
o. Car1ndolct street. New ufloani
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AGHNTa WANTED.
NOTICE.

Having qualified ~ rxocuirix ~ The estate o.
s. unurlhf. dgerasai Oh rcrions having claims
aFainsi TIE lnmc VIII urgrui them, properly pm
suus indebted viii PLEASE cumo iurunui aud settle
MARY nAuNiAC.
Execuirs " the lstaie Of A. Dtufiac. deceased.
Nav II INsu
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Commencement week at tho Higbec
school.
The exercises OF the week will be as fol-
lows:
Monday and Tuesday school-work
completed, examinations written in arith-
metic, rhetoric and Latin.
Wednesday--Ten O'Clock to 5 O'Clock,
reception and exposition of pupils work
in all departments Art reception, 10
o'clock I'm. TO 10 o'clock pm.
Thursday-Eight o'clock pm, recital,
music and elocution.
Friday--Eight o'clock PM, graduates
exercises,