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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

Loving. Albemarle county. w.; T.; Emmett
Reid. Cross Roads. Md: William J: West,
Richmond. Va. and George ii. Withheld
Richmond. Va.
School of Greek-Hardin T. Burnley, Hen
rico county, Va; Robert f. Chambers, Bait
more. Md: Harry $. Corey, Richmond, Va:
Edward +. billiard. Fluyanna county. Va;
Thomas s. Dunaway. Middleburg. va;
Charles NJ. Long. Chester; Pa: Edwin NJ
Pitcher. Petersburg, Va; +. Emmett keid,
Cross Roads. Md; Garnett Ryland. Rich
mond. Va: William J. West, Richmond. w.
George H. Whitfield. Richmond. Va.
School Of Modern Languages-Walter Mes
Buchanan, Richmond, Va; W. Owen Carver
Hermitage, Tenn.
School OF English.-Jesse VI. Burnett, Del
Rio. Tenn: Hardin T.. Burnley. Richmond.
Va; w. Owen Carver. Hermitage, Tenn;
Charles s. Dickinson, Richmond. Va; Frank
w. Duke. Richmond. Va; Nathaniel K; hea-
ton. Jr.. Loudoun county, Va; Robert &. til
den. Eufaula, Ala: Charles N. Long. Chester.
Pa: Edwin NJ. Pitcher. Petersburg, Va: Dan
lei II. Rucker. Fauquier county, Va; Walter
III. Ryland. Middlesex county. Va; William
J. West, Richmond. Va; Herbert +. Williams.
Fairfax county, Va; John g.. Winston, Rich
mOnd. Va.
school Of Mathematics.-walte Mes. Buch-
anan. Richmond, Va; Robert L. Chambers.
Baltimore, Md: Frank W. Duke, Richmond.
Va: Garnett Ryland. Richmond. Va; Charles
I. Taylor. Chesterfield county. Va.
School of Physics. Charles II. Bauch. Rich
mond. Va; Walter Mes. Buchanan. Rich
mond. Va; w. Owen Carver, Hermitage.
Tenn.
School Of Chemistry Charles II. Bauch.
Richmond. Va; Walter Mes: Buchanan.
Richmond. Va. Edward +. billiard. Flu
wanna county. Va: Frank w. Duke. Rich
mond. Va: Claude ". Duke, Nansemond
county. Va: Robert g.. Hlden. tutauia,
Ala: Milton j. Hoover, Bath county, Va;
William b. James. Surry county. Va; vii
liam NJ. Jones. Richmond, Va; William =.
Loving, Albemarle county. Va; Edwin III.
Pitcher, Petersburg, Va; Herbert W. FRO
vence. Monticello. Fla; John 5, Ryland,
Lunenburg Courthouse, Va; David IL.
Scott. Richmond. Va; Herbert +. Williams,
Fairfax county, Va; John q. Winston.
Richmond, Va; William NJ. Wood. Bristol.
Tenn.
School Of Philosophy-Henry r. Allen,
Jesse NJ. Burnett, Del Rio. Tenn, Hardin L.
Burnley. HenricO county. Va; W. Owen Car
yer, Hermitage. Tenn: Claude W. Duke,
NansemOnd county. Va: Robert @. Hlden.
Eufaula. Ala: Charles VI. Long. Chester. Pa:
Edwin NJ. Pitcher. Petersburg, Va; Walter
II. Ryland. Middlesex county, Va: William
J. West. Richmond. Va: Edward VI. Whit
lock. Powhatan county. Va; Herbert F. VII
liams. Fairfax county. Va. and John G. Win
ston. Richmond. Va.
Owing to the illness Of Professor Thomas
a complete report from his school IS impossl-
BILE. Promotions and distinctions III junior
class Will be announced at the opening of
next session. or sooner if practicable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

Ladies' Fine Gauze Solid Black Hose, sizes s
80. 9 and 9l5. each pair stamped NarIah,,el
not TO crock nor fade IN washing nor 10 nv
The feet or underwear. LOUIS uorlsuoII
dyer. Special sales price l212c. no 4lhI4I' 10
A piece of elegant All-silk Dress Net, large DOT
pattern that sells Tor F2U i yaIu- opc0'aA
Sales Day Price. $50
Embroidered hite swiss flOuncinB' IuIi
skirt length. ~ yards IN each pattern mat
sells Tor $50 d yard. Special Sales bay
Price. 81 a yard.
2Oo6 Yards Of Solid Black Satin stripe Musllns.
For this day only, &c. 2 yard:
About n Fine imported Thin ATWOOD outing
Shirts-only sizes - an li19-that sold Ior
ga Special sales Day Price, zoe;
o5 dozen Pleated Bosom Outing shirts, fiill
siIes. wei made. sold for fifty cents. sales
on H@m9sdfched Butcher Linen Tray Covers
slammed. Special sales Day frlce,. tc- each.
qO00 cakes Of Honey, Glycerlne and LAZY soap
for the toilet, 8c. n cake.
r76 Soiled Towels thrown out Tor to-days hale
for &c. choice.
Rugby Gloria silk Umbrellas, each one gnarah-
iced free from strcaks and OF best quality,
with fine crook partridge SUCKS Io-uay
800 Whole pieces New Fresh Light Lawns @sc'
a yard. No..
For to-day's sale about 90 patterns or New Dress
tissues will be sOid for Zoe. q yard
Fastmans Handkerchief extracts al doors sell
for a cents. Special sales Day rice 2}c
Red, blue and White SHRED Null hats WILL DC
sold to-day for 75c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

F1line,on's Original Palm Soap. e~speciali
adopted for infants, priceis ljc. Special Salel
Pnce. lOc.
Nine different colors Of a Light Striped Norsted
Dress Material for afternoon dress, ,bolght
10 sell for &c. a yard. Specla4 Sa4es LAY
Price, 30c. q yard.
About n patterns u stainless Black Dress
Flouncings. hemstItched and embrOidered,
that sell FOR Sl.2J. Special Sales Day rice
SOC. a yard.
Ladies shir' Fronts, polka dot and stripes
with standing collars, that sell Tor Hc.
SpecialSales DAY Price, nc.
so Solid color satin Fans. White, PINK hue,
Red and Baize. Special Sales DAY frics'
About 100 Corset Covers soiled during the zoe;
sale last week viii be sold on this Special
Nearir 10 dozen Odds and Ends Of Ladies Fine
India Gauze Vests. low necks ana sleeves.
Io-day's price. re. W.
70 ~ yards Dress Patterns. OF Iephyrr,r, nash
Dress Goods that sell fer i312c' Io-days
aoobP iiI Ts,ree i}eck scarfs for Gents OF lest
quality figured +. K. Special sales Day
Price. 6 for 20.
Moro than 300 hat Japanese rams with new
ganze open work that sell Tor ic. Today
the price is zoe. 81,
Peautifnl Pattern Of Wool Chalh FOR to-day az
J2ikc. q yard. w,
n pieces. about 2.1oo yards, OF flain White India
Linen now selling for &c. a yard. Special
sales lay Price. i4c.
sgro.s OF Imitation SIX Eeits, stripes, Small
buckles. IO-day's price, loc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
THE OLD TOMBsTONEs.
Committee Decided to Make No Change In
1T. Johns Burying Ground.

The Committee on st. Johns Burying
Ground met at the Council chamber last
evening. Messrs. Mann, Carter and Page
were present. A number Of bills for the cur
rent month were ordered paid.
Mr.. Page moved that the tombs IN the bury
ing ground should not be disturbed. Since
the front wall OF the burying ground has been
lowered the tOmbstOnes can be distinctly seen
from Broad street. and It has been suggested
20 have some OF the tombs changed and the
stones removed. Tho committee deemed II
improper TO make any changes and adopted
the motion.
On motion OF Mr.. Carter 'hs chairman was
requested 70 notify the department Of the
CITY Engineer Of the action taken by the CON-
mittee N regard 10 the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
AN Old CITIZEN DEAD.
Mr.. John T.. Pearson Died In Richmond Yes-
to-day Morning.

Mr.. John p. Pearson. a prominent citizen Of
New Kent county and at one time o we'll
known resident Of Richmond. died yesterday
morning Mt the residence Of his son-in-law.
Mr.. A. w. Weisiger. No. 500 north Twenty
fifth street. Deceased was Of tho building
firm of Pearson q Newell. the builders OF tho
present First market.
Mr.. Pearson had for some time been In bad
health. and came TO Richmond 70 live in
hopes that he might improve his health.
About a year ago Mr.. Pearson lost his wife,
and six months ago a son in Denver. Col. In
addition 10 Mrs. Weisiger be- leaves a son who
lives near Petersburg, and two sons in Den
yer. The remains were taken To New Kent
Yesterday afternoon. and the funeral will take
place at II O'Clock this morning from his old
residence in that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
MARRIAGES.

HATCHER -JONES.-Married. Wednesday,
June 18th. NJ psrk-Place Methodist Episcopal
GAR A. HATCHER to Miss ANNA v. JONES;
all of Richmond.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Laurel-streeb
Methodist church. TUESDAY evening at 9 o'clock,
by the Rev. G.. &. Wertenbaker, Mr.. AUGUSTUS
BOLTZ to Miss MAUD GILMAN; both OF this
city.
PEPpER-BROWN.-Married a. Emmanuel
church, HenricO. Va, Wednesday. June y, 1921,
ats Z. II. Miss ELLA BROWN. Of Henrico. TO
WESS1E |. PEPPER, of Ohio, H'ey. Mr.. Raa-
dolph officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
NOW ON HIS NATIVE HEATH.
Judge anthony n. Kelley and Family sT-
rive from Cairo.
TIE DETAILS or TIE EGYPTIAN COURT.
che Party Warmly Welcomed 20 Richmond
by Trionds-uis Family VIII Remain
I'm This Country Tor "a Year.

Hon. Anthony VI. Kelley, accompanied by
BIS wife. his daughter. Miss Marie, and his
son George, arrived IN The city last evening st
..s1 O'Clock.
Few. Il any. men Of Richmond have over
er,oved in a larger degree the confidence and
esteem Of tho ontigo community than has
10 ec Kelley.
The great range of his scholarly attain
mcuts. the breadth Of his montal capacity. the
warmth of his genial nature, bis loyalty %
friends and his devotion 90 this city. t. whose
interests LIE has always been earnestly at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
CnnlioI Nnfcs.

Governor Mckinney received an invitation
Yesterday TO attend the unveiling of the
statue Of Stonewall Jackson, to take place at
Lexington. July list.
Governor Mckinney. who has been attend
ingthe Virginia Military Institute commence
ment exercises at Lexington, will return home
to-day.
Mr.. G.. Mcleod. secretary 10 tho Governor,
is in receipt of a letter from his son at the
Virginia Military Institute which states that
the cadets who have been camping out on a
high hill without shade have been moved
back % the barracks to escape the excessive
lauf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
A Nnlsnncc.

The following was sent to THE TINES yes
terday for publication;
The elegant entertainment at the Masonic
Orphans Home on yesterday will long DO
remembered by those of the fraternity and
their families who were present. IL *. however.
a shame that the enjoyment should be married
by tie terrible. sickening stencil that einanates
from some OF the lots on the road about a half
mile from the city. The attention Of the
proper authorities is respectfully called to
this matter, as the health Of those who pass
is endangered if this nuisanceis not removed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
NOTES from rHE WIGWAM.
Matters Of Interest to Meuuhers Ofthe Powha-
tan Club.

tan Club.
1t is expected that the Powhatan Club will
have a meeting next Thursday evening, and
if SO the committee appointed to appear be-
fore the School Board 10 ask for white
teachers i'm the colored schools will make Il
report.
it's probable that further action will be
taken i'm reference to separate street cars. No
committee has vet been appointed 10 wait on
the car company.
Tho club. 1t Is understood, will also hear a
report from the binding committee in
Ie. creuce t. a new home for the Powhatanites.
An effort is being made TO got the house now
occupied by the Richmond Club on Franklin
near Third street.
Tho barbecue committee will also report in
reference 10 the picnic at Acca farm on July
lth. Tickets for this pleasurable event have
been placed on sale. and the sales show that
q large crowd Will attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
HORsE-GUARDs' PIcYTC.
Tree HiI Resounds with Their shouts OF
Pleasure and Jollity.


Pleasure and Jollity.
The sunshine Of yesterday at Tree Hill was
tempered Dy breezes from the river, and be
meath the majestic oaks Of that grand oldhome
merrimeut and gsyety Northumberland sway.
gbo morry-makers were the Stuart Horse
Guards. the occasion a picnic, and from morn
10 cycutide the woods rang with reverbeTa,
tions of lolity. and the cayalrymen gamboled
about with the electricity Of KIDS.
The Guards left the city about 9 o'clock,
and reaching their destination began at once
/, mako ON attack on sandwiches and
Iauids. Later shooting-match took place
with clrbines. end about 3 o'clock dinner was
served on the lawn. The rest of the afternoon
was aerecablv occupied 10y manly sports, and
nj y o'clock the men returned 20 the city.
Several members Of chesterfield and Han
over troops were present. and among the IL
ylted quests were Colonel j.. BidgoOd. Lieu
tenant Colonel q. Percy Halves, Captain A.
Is. Gulgon and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
TO BE D~EDICATED.
The New Catholic Church in Newport News
is Completed.

On the third Sunday in July the new Catho-
lie church in Newport News will be dedicated
by Bishop Van de Yyyer. The edifce IS a
very commodious and neat one. Provided
that satisfactory arrangements can be made
with the railroad compan the Catholic
societies from the four parishes in this city
will attend the services. Quite alarge attend
dance from Norfolk. Portsmouth and other
~neighboring towns IS expected.
Immediately after the dedication Of the
church Father Charles F.. Donahue, who is so
well known in Richmond. whore he WAS
raised and lived all his life. Will take charge of
Newport News and the surrounding section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

President VI. T.. Ingalls,. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio system. was in Richmond Yesterday
and lett last evening for New York. He Will
sail from that port next week for Europe re-
naming on tho continent until September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

They Engage in "A Night. are Arrested and
sleep in the Station-House.

Bragg's Row IS below the Vulcan Iron
Works between Sixth and Seventh streets.
W. i. Butler and his wife live in one Of the
houses # the row. Yesterday afternoon the
couple broke the stiffness Of the community.
For a time il seemed as if their intentions
were to drown the din Of tho mill. The hus-
band came home intoxicated. There were re-
prOachcs by the other half Of the family. He
was not in Il humor 20 be dictated to. Angry
words followed. and the scene closed with
blows. blood. blue-coats and bewailings.
Butler was rewarded with "a cut under the
left eye and his spouse possessed a knot on
the back of her head. They were taken TO
the Second station and they rested in a cell
last evening. Both will appear at the Police
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

Mr. Michael Nc. Mcdonnell died last evening
NJ T o'clock at the residence Of his son-in-law.
Mr.. Archie Mcdonnell, in Chesterfield county
near Richmond. Mr.. Mcdonnell was IN tho
seyenty-sixth year Of his age and was a highly
respected citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
DEATHS.

McDONNELL.-Died, at the residence OF his
son-in-law. Mr.. Archie Mcdonnell, AZ o'clock
=. NJ. Thursday. June 18th. MICHAEL Nc.
MCDONNELL, IN the seVenty-si1th year OF his
age.
Funeral notice later.
UEEkF-Diel. june cath. az 1880 z. NJ,
MARY ELIZABETH. daughter OF Mary and the
late Herman Heeke, in the twenty-Socond year
Of her age.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from 81. Mays Ger
man Catholic church THIS Qriday) MORNING,
juno 18th. at o'clock.
PEARSON.-Died, June 9th. az the residence
Of his son-in-law. Mr.. 4. w. Weisiger. ~ north
Twenty-ffth street. Mr. JOHN +. PEARSON, IN
the sixty-sixth year Of his age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

The docket at the Police Court yesterday
was small. and only one prisoner participated
i'm the parade from Justice Crutchheld's dis
pensary Of Justice down TO the city Jail. This
was Crenshaw Curry, a young tramp who had
stolen a lot of iron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

"##/%YIIA#~1~
ANTHONY 81. KELLEY.
tached. combine TO make him a figure about
which centres the admiration of all ot our PEG
pie.
A Tnirs reporter met the party at lrcde-
IcksDurg in tie afternoon. and found th'm
tuIotlug q pleasant. Quincy j. eageilF aHl'l-
batting their arrival IN Richmond. 10 has now
i.en five years since Judge Kelley accepted
the Office of associate Judge of the luiefna-
tioual Court and took up ms residence 40
Cairo. Egypt.
THROWN IN PRISON.
At the age of twenty-five Judge Kelley en-
listed a. % private in tine Petersburg Kll'~;
and I'D June. l.fl. was captured ana conhn.
ln prison until September ol that year. lie
lad previously been elected as 20 member II
fle Legislature and served nm the session 81
--.i aud 1850. and was present at the famous
I.Iut session ON the sabbath afternoon Wurh
Governor Smith announced ID thehl
That President Jefferson Davis would
remove from Richmond Oh the following
day.. Immediately after the war he
BEGAN the publication Of tile Petersburg
News. which after "a brief career of tnifiF
l.v- was pronounced di-loyal % the Govern
-ut bv Secrctarv-Of-WI Stanton and Was
impressed. Judge kelley being committed Co
Prison. and wa, confined IN Castle lnQhder,
r.ou Li. discharge he at once established
tr Petersburg Index. and renamed at l5
Lad until 1862. when he removed I'D I"'A-
r.rl add was assoclateuWlt Colonel WfHHe
. +4 editing Of the Examiner. This same
,.- .e was again elected t9 tho Legislature.
.r. fn 1870 was elected Mayor of Oh" rty ot
.Irond i'm which capacity DE served for
.r..ar-.
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rom 1916 10 1880 ne WIS "-'''0' -' N
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ever magnitude. where the hugants are
different h.l3 ante ~,. 1-.in-t tie
e"t7u"Aa III r-Itt. al
'~''tIhmeu' 'Io h"'- "'
""F."'DH'
u COURT.
There a~e three OF these c0urt3-One Of ape
r..i- and two ~ inferior courts. They con-
asa of repr..rnfatres # all the States of tu-
r.pe eYeeut the minor Powers and ~ the
nifod Stqtes. The three mcmhers ST thls
court from 0ur country are Judge Victor bal-
RINGER Mn Howard Crosby and Hon. A. ".
Telev Tho. member, Of this court are
named hvth respective foreign Governments
.rl o,e ann.iut0d by. The hlclIre and paid
I'd. him T'i. t.,-rs of The iulecs are mot
Elected by amy change in tie political admin
istrafion Of any or tie countries.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
TOKECASr.

- WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 25.-For
ram Virginia Fair; stationary temperature;
I fhlR westerly winds; fair saturday.
For North Carolina. Fair; stationary
= temperature; variable winds; iair sat
urday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

Old an Engfishman ut Cairo who asked mo
wnat elect Mr.s-Clcveland's silver letter
would have on his Southern support. said
that the South reghrds the prospect socially
ana materially of negro domination as an evil
ot such magnitude that they would forgive
what they might regard rs the worst of here
SEES on financial questions to secure
themselves from such a possibility
as the Force bill. and that as no courtesies
SHOWN by them 20 Mr.. Harrison during
ms recent tOur can be REGARDED az
indicating IFS i~Orgetfulness OF his advocacy of
'hat measure. 40 no views OF Mr.. Cleveland
on a controyerted question If political
economy Will make the South forget that he
can be relied upon TO the end as a foe to such
legislation"
At ONE
As tho train came rushing into the depot
Judge Kelley said IL return with unmixed
qualification TO beautiful Richmond. having
spent twenty-five years Of my life with her
people, and having been constantly the re-
Ciecnt OF honors and favors at their hands.
} have learned with joy Of the great improve
meut and advancement OF the city and shall
WOW them tomorrow with pleasure
Nr. Kelley LETT Cairo on the 18th Of Nay
aud caiue ~ vessel from Alexandria 10 Mar
so.ucs, and after spending "a few weeks in
Paris arrived in New York on Saturday. He
VIII remain in Richmond about ten days. and
No a.i Hl- ltully Will ne quests NJ TIC nome
of Mr.. Alfred Moses. No. 73 east franklin
g r r.
Mrs. Kelley. Miss Marie and George will
now Temain in this country for a year. but
Judge Kelley Will return 10 his duties IN CAIRO
ABOUT the ~lcgInning OF October.
WINI TO MEET HIM.
The party was joined at Fredericksburg by
Mr. Harry Moses, aud at Ashland Colonel
John Bell Bigger. who is q warm personal
friend and ardent admirer Of Judge Kelley.
made his appearance and was cordially greeted
by the party.
AZ the Byrd-street depot there were waiting
Mr. Alfred hDses. Thomas Moses. Miss Ellen
Kelley. Mr.. Arthur levy and Mr.. John NJ.
higgins, all Of whom warmly greeted the
travellers. and with many kind words wei
coined them heartily back TO Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26
VIRGINIA STEAM LAUNDRY AND TOILET
SUPPLY COMPANY.

Shirts Of all kinds lOc. each; Cuffs &c. each; Col
ars 20. each. Toilet outfits with clean toweS
daily 81 per month.
Telephone. oN. Works. 1907 west Main street.
ONCE. s9s east Main street. my26-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

tached. combine 10 mako him "A figure about
which centres the admiration of all % our peo-
pie.
A TlMrs reporter met The party at lrede-
ncksburg in tie afternoon. and found tn'm
,r.oting n pleasantrourney and eagerlvauuci-
ult.ng their arrival i'm Richmond. 1t has now
been five years since Judge Kelley accepted
the Office of associate Judge of the l%uterna-
,ioual Court and took up ms residence at
Cairo. Egypt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

NEW YORK LAUNDRY WORKS,
y y north Ninth street.
PRICES FOR 1891;
Shirts. 10 cents each; Cuffs, cents each; co
lars. > cents each. Clothes called for and de-
lvered free Of charge. Telephone al.
my2l-Gm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-26

French-Frank w. Duke. Richmond, Va;
German-C. G.. Crittenden, Burkeyllle. Va.
Suryeying-1homas IL. Athey. Fauquier
county. Va: Charles H.. Bauch. Richmond,
Va. Wade b. Brown. Culpeper county, Va;
William NJ. Jones. Richmond. Va.
Experimental Physics-Maury Anderson,
Norfolk, Va: y. Stuart Bowe. Richmond,
Va: C.. c. Crittenden, Burkeyille. Va;
Thomas Gresham, Charlotte. N. G.; Harvey
Hatcher, Jr.. Atlanta. Ga; Robert w.
Hatcher. Montgomery county, Va. William
J.. Hayes. Petersburg. Va. Charles Nj. Long,
Chester. Pa: William II. Parker, Jr.. Rich
mond. Va: Allen &. Patton. Union. W. Va;
Edward ID. Quarles, Richmond. Va; John
II. Read, IT,; Luray, Va: Claiborne Robins,
Richmand, Va. Daniel III. Rucker. Fauquier
county. Va: Peter Winston. Richmond. Va,
and William NJ. Wood. Richmond. va
constitutional and International Law H..
81. John Coalter. King William county, Va;
Roger Il. Gregory. New Kent county. Va;
Harry l.. Watson, Richmond, Va; George h.
Wise. Manchester, Va.
MEDALIsTs.
Woods Medal" Defamation Harry L.
Watson. Richmond, Va.
Steel Medal" Reading.-Garnett Ryland.
Richmond. Va.
..Hamberlin Glass" Medal. Dramatic Re-
citation Samuel J. Young, Manchester, Va.
Tanner Medal" Greek.-Charles Massie
Long, Chester, Pa.
GRADUATES.
School of Latin. Hardin T. Burnley, Hen
rico county, Va; Joseph NJ. Childrey, Rich
mond, Va; Harry s. Corey. Richmond, va;
Thomas S. Dunsway. Middleburg. Va; James
O. HARDWOOD. Richmond. Va; William rs