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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
THE GRAYS' REUNION
VETERANS AND THE COMPANY
IN PICNIC AT TREE HILL.
,.,thcr Was Rad, hut tho Occasion
49,, TnIoyable-what They Did
aud what They Ate.

~-.. Hill that loveGest Of old Virginia
..J. which looks down from a
D ..n, slope upon the seven hills Of
cd presented n scene Of unending
,rI merrjment yesterday, despite
...r3 of the elements.
n.. Amopd Grays had just reached
..-.,.seycnth anniversary. and IN
-.r ration Of this happy occasion
bold ,heir annual reUnion at this
...1 farm. The veteran organization
.t. hosts Of the day and the company
.-,. roth OH and young, left the city In
..f large wagons at = o'clock. At that
d. ... ...usr oi the morning sun only cX-
IT, 's~trr the CLEAN Of the company's
,-....-a which are always ordered out on
.-..s..ls.
-riN CAME RAIN AND MUp.
... .n..e pure and sp0tless garments
-7enf q pitiful transformation, for
..e.I Ip and the rain came aud
.. was mud. These unpropitious
-s- failed, however, 90 dampen the
.. .r, huarjty OF tho frOucGcrs and an
...Ii some mode Of recreation.
...re thrown, baseball played, and collie
.-.ru apples eaten. The roll of
.-...., back 90 mind tho roarO OF ArtiIlc-
.. te.srpu~ were happy, They fought
...... 'rr again, enjoying no doubt their
....r- and tbc conspicuous absence Of
.yrcpt-shooung at 100 yards f0rm-
..-..t amusement, and the old soldiers
.. ..ya by tbcir mRrksmRnship that
-.. l.ant q bullet near the bulls
tNp sUCH ApINNTR!
...... pleasant amusemcuts were going
.I-rr ~ the culinary department
.lWpcd near smoke-hOuse beneath
......gy were busiiy engaged In con-
. H..u.ui.k stew under an umbrella
... I..u oi civilization was used tokecp
r. was hurting "pitchiorks," from
o. time the stew was "stcwed"
..s.l iu the basement OF the hand
.....-,.u. 10 would be no exaggeration
...f every one there realized himself
... from % terrestrial 10 celestial
. .-tt werl was heavenly. After the
-. every one was "iu tt t"-Othcr de-
..--r. were served. Tender limbs Of
.... specimen ot gallInacOus fowl were
.....g aud We'd iu merit with the beef
-.... ..-u.
DESSERT CANE NEXT.
....... She dessert of cake and cream,
....-.rf gl attention and made q fitting
.... .sLtful rtpast. OF course there
.....l- Goo drink, too-somc took punch,
..A l..-. and some "took sugar in
,-.- Irl-a 30 tho reunion both Of the
.... Company WAS very large. Captain
-. --.s, Tie popular and agreeable
.E Ur lf,ar organization, was IN COM
.... ..I never Was he obeyCd with so much
....-.I -.rl Cleertulncss ~ when he gave
.... io "fgll in for dinner.
SOME or TUE GUESTS.
...- --..a Ui the guests OF the occasion were
D.. .... .. .. u.cAtrSou. president OF the Grays'
.-- .lsu whom there Is no better and
- . ....ul host, Colonel 4. l.. Phillips,
.... ...-.- j. Bigger, Captain Robert G..
81. ......u B.. Leslie Spence, Captain James
>, captain Louis +. Bossieux, and Mr..
.. N.....-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

~ her house few days ago, and after c,.,,,n.
mie asked tho privilege Of leaving the insa
,nrn s ~ Sne could 80 up the street promising % re.
~, ~. y y. very few minutes. But the woman ALI
hot return, nor did she send anv me -, ~.
j., =. Nay communicate with the colored woman
~ NJ, N,,oss s.. charge the child was left ''''
.,,,,. en.,phlne What 90 do under the circaro-
etnnces the coloTed woman tbongbt sho nat ~,
pn,,i'' sse s INC bright-oyed nttle burden 10 tho
0'Ce court and ask what could be done In mo
Nv ev a. justice CrutchGeid advised her 20 az.
49, ~ % llle Guy almshousc, and the authorities
Sis'e ,l, would take some action. This the woman
,., 1i,l the child was taken In and will be Kent
,, ",.i sO'ne identity can be proven, or until tbo
fonnd. " '""'b' hfhuS mss Dcch
so,,in,. n9 paby was comfortably and oven hand
no.uSy clad' andits general appearance bospoke
paIchiage OF goodly circumstances ~ least.
=, mystery seems 20 surround the affair. ana n
tSloIoqgh investigation as 70 who the woman
1la n'I{ IS and what could have been her motive In
promptly made. W y van No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
BASEBALL.
The Johns Hopkins-Unlverslty Game Call
ed on Account of Rain.
BIZ teleeraph tothe pispatch.l

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June l2.-The
baseball game between Johns Hopkins
University OF Baltimore and the University Of
Virginia to-day was called In the fourth inning
on account OF rain.
At Philadelphia Q.9ague): R.B.H. =.
Philadelphias.. y o 0 o o.
Cleveands.......O o K
Batteries-Esper and Clemontsi Niau and
thinner
At Baltimore tAssocation). r. BIZ. p.
BaltimOres......0 0 3 l l o X-B Il .
BOstOns. ..........l o o o O-f
Batterics--IIealy and Robinson; Daily ami
Murphy.
At Cincinnati (AssOciaton): R.B.HE.
CinClnnatis .......0 o o o o 90 q
Columbus. ........2 l o 0 X-3 o
Batterics-Maius and Kelly; Knell and Dowse.
At Washington (Association); RIFLE.
WashingtOus.0 | o o , q o o 0 3-B IA .
Athletics....1 o 90 O1 O--3 3 3
Batteries-Foreman and MCGUIRE; Callihan.
and McKeOgh.
At Boston Geague): R. BIZ. f.
Bostons...........O 11O01O 10 4
Pittsburgs. ......1 o o o o o 3 o. Z
Batteries-Nichos and Camel; Baldwin and
Mack.
At New York Geaguel: r. BIT. z.
New Yorks.......4 D 1 1000 4 10 4
Chicagoes ........1 > o o O . O. q x 4
Batteries-Bu5e and Buckley; Hutchinson
and Kttredge.
At Brooklyn Neaguel: R.B.H.B.
Brooklyns. s.......4 0 0 % 0 o. Z 13 .
C.ncinnatis.....O 0 ! 900 O. < >
Observation-Disclosures and Kinslow; Radbourne
and Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
MORK OE he POLICE.
4 Woman with IL Mania for Stealing Wear
ing AppareI-Other Cases.

There was a goodly attendance of sinners
ut the Police Court yesterday morning, but
most Of them were only the victims, the Justice
remarked, OF this warm weather, which had so
disturbed their abdOmcnal compOsure as TO
make few drinks absolutely essentialt to per-
feet Happiness
Alice White alias Maria a. Only (colored) had
been arrested upon three charges, one Of steal
ing three dresses, four potticOats, and a scarf
pin valued NJ SO from Elizabeth Taylor;
another for the larceny Of four dozen eggs, the
property Of Elizabeth Taylor, aud tho third for
unlawtuy and fclOniously breaking into and en-
teriug the house OF Ella Harris In the day time
and stealing thCreirom one nightgOwn, one linen
wrapper, and one skirt valued in all at $40. AS
subpPuas had not been served on the witnesses
in the case trial was postponed.
Albert MuScley (cOlOredl was sent 10 Jail for
ninety days for stealing an opcn-tace watch
from Nelson MlnsOn. lie was convicted Of petit
larceny.
Daniel Nicholas ,roloredl, assauting and beat
ing Frances Branch, was ined : 10 and costs and
made 10 eiyo security IN the sum Of 800 for
ninety Jays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Yirclnlnns at Johns Hopkins.

Among those upon whom the degree OF
doctors Of Philosophy was conferred by the Johns
Hopkins University of Baltimore at the com
mcncemcut lust closed were the followng;
Alfred Bagby, ,Ir., Of StcveDsv'lle. Va, A. b.,
Richmond College, 1889. Subjects; Lalh'
creek and SanaErit. Thesis: Adyerbs in Hor-
ace and Juyeual
George Petrie, Of Charlottesville, Va, a. NJ,
University Of Virginia, 1887. Subjects; History
of Political Economy and Jurisprudence' Inc
eis. Church and State in Early Maryland.
The Nireiniaus who received the degree OF
Rachelor Of Arts were Michael Alexander Agel-
asto ana Alfred Magill Randolph, Jr.
Mr.. William Asblry Harris ol th's Guy, n ~; ~,
~ Ricbnond College of the session Of 1886, ls
among the Greek fellows, and John Boswell
whitehead, Of Virginia, received honorable men
tion a Of rank equal 70 that OF the holders Oi the
Uoykins scholarships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
A FAMOUS ClGAReTTE SUI.
Bonsaek's Machine vs.. the Dukes-Claims
and Counter r-Claims-Eminent Counsel.
Lsneclal telogram 70 tho Dispatch.l


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 12.--An important
case is now being tried in the Federal court
in this city which Involves thousands OF dollars.
The BOnsack-Machine Company Ia suing w.
Duke q Sons for about $4,000, which the former
says the latter owe IA royalty for the use Of tho
Bonsack cigarette-maChino in their cigarette-fac-
tory.
A COUNrBR-CLAIM
The Duke Sons admit that they owe that
amount under their contract, but say that by
reason OF a violation Of the contract by the Bon
sack Company the latter company owes them
S240,00O, aud sets up counter claim Tor TINS
amount, which ienves a balance IN their favor OF
s237, 900, and for this balance they ask for
judgment against the plaintiffs.
THE MACHINES WORK.
II seems that before the invention of the Bon
tack machine all cigarettes were rolled by hand
This machine, however, with the tobacco and
tho paper turns out a complete cigarette with
out the aid Of hands.
MERITS or THE CASE.
The defendant claims that under It's contract
with the BOnsack Machine Company IL WAS 30
have the use Of the machine for L per cent. less
money than any Other cigarette company. IL
claims In this suit, however, that the platntin
from the first violated this contract and allowed
other companies to use It's machines at the
same. nc a smaller price, than II charged the de-
feudant company, and II Is Tor this violation OF
the contract on the part OF the plaintiff that the
defendant looks 20 recover by Its counter claim.
LEGAL LUBINARIBs
A brilliant array of legal talent is engaged on
both sides. For Duke Sons, Mr.. Beamall, Of
New York, william Fuller, OF Durham, and Bur
well & Wrkers, Of this city. For the B0nsack Ma
chine Company, Colonel ". w. Gordon Of Rich
mond Mr.. Burroughs, Of Lynchburg, and Colo
mel Ii. c. Jones, Of this city.
DEGREE or DID,.
The degree Of ID. d. has been conferred upon
Rev. A. G.. McManaway, pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church Of this city, by keachie College,
Louisiana. DIR. McManaway h Yirginian by
birth, Is one Of the leading diynes Of tho state,
aud this Ia quite deserved compliment which
has been paid him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
British Honor To Sir John.

TBy AngIO-American cabIe % tho UlspUtch,I
LONDON. Eng. June IA requiem in
honor Of the late Sir John A. Macdonald, Cada-
dian Premier, vas sung in Westminster Abbey
this morning. a number Of the most distin-
guished people were represented by proxy. The
Queen, tho Prince Of Wales, and various other
members Of the royal family were present.
Among tho prominent people who attended the
ceremony were the Marquis Of LOruc, cN-Goy-
ernor-General OF Canada, and the Right Hon.
William II. smith, First Lord u the Treasury,
representing the Government. Westminster
Abbey was crowded with distinguished people,
who sincerely mOurned the loss Of the great
Canadian statesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
4 Blow to tho Frisco Sealing Fleet
TBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

SAN FRANcIsCo, June 12.-The fleet OF
sailing sealing vessels belonging 10 tins port
have lost one Of their best hunting-grOuuds' for
years IL has been the custom Of the senlers 10
spend several months In tho South Pacific. Last
season two vessels returned here with excep-
tlonally large catches from hsquarie Island.
The action OF the United states IN barring
seolers from Berlng Sea recently caused the
Tasmania officials TO pass an act prohibiting
seal-catching In the South Pacific within e1ten-
sive sea boundaries. Sealers found near the
islands will risk arrest and the forfeiture OF thet
vessels. This Is considered a hard blow 10 the
sealing feet Of this port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Governor Hill Invited to Augusta.
rD.. ,,to,,ro, Nh 20 the p{apatrhl

New YORK, June l2.-Goyernor Hill ac-
companied by Colonel Juds0n arrived az the
Hotel Nortnandie this morning soon after a
delegation from Augusta, Ca, consisting Of
Hon. Patrick Walsh, 4. W. Carwile, and I. p.
Branch, called and invited the Governor to at
tend tho Augusta Exposition. The Governor re-
piled that he could not attend owing 10 a prior
engagement
WILL, ATTEND TIE GRADY-MONUSIEST DEDICATIOS.
He would. however, attend the dedication Of
the monument 20 Henry Gredy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
SAMOA AGlTATED.
The Berlin Treaty Unsatlsfactory-Saii
Remains Coming Home.

SAN FRANcrsCo. June 12.-Samoan advices
by the steamer Mariposa state that thereis
considerable agitation going on among the ma
lives of some of the Islands with a view 10 un-
seating Malietoa and putting Mataafa on the
throne.
The working of the Berlin treaty IS also stated
20 be a source Of much dissatisfaction among the
islandcrs Another cause Of complaint Is the
action Of the Baron Won Pllsach, president OF the
Municipal Council in creating dozen new offices
when he took control Of the municipal affairs.
The brig Sea Waif loft Apa May lat win
cargo Of Wreckage from the vessels sunk In tho
hurricane OF March X, 1889, and the bodies OF
twenty American sailors who were drowned at
the time. The romans Will be inferred at Mare
Igluud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Many People Poisoned by Ice-Cream'
rBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

BIooMTSGroN. ILL.,. June l2.-Nearly IOO
children and others we're poisoned by lce-sfealn cam
eaten at festival at the Christian Mission
church Wednesday evening, ana seyerai .. .noii
similar experience followed reception az me
home of Hon. James Il. Ewing, following tne
mnrrlage OF Mr.. Ewing's daughter A number
of the guests who Dartook OF the banques haNe
sinca been violently i'll Guests OF other Ieceh.
I.isI gafherinRs have been similarly nttAcAeo
! "a eo5siderahle escltemsnf has resulted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
NEWS FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
The Devotional Committee Meets-sun-
day Serviccs-Mr. WiIIiams's Offer.

The Devotional Committee Of the Younp
Mems Christian Association held a we'll
attended meeting last night. The principal sub
lect discussed by them was boys work
lho regular meeting for young mon tomorrow
afternoon will be led by MIR. l.. Mex. Judkins.
The following is the programme: Shepherd
Webb, pianist; NJ. L. Willis, Organist: s. n.
M0wry, musical director: Colonel Thomas Moore,
solost. A double quartette will also sing. The
attendance at these meetings is now very large.
one hundred and twenty-five were present last
sunday. Mr.. c. W. Gryner will conduct the
boys meeting, and MIR. A. X. Perkins will sing
solo.
state Secretary II. o. Williams has Just re-
celycd a call from the Association Of Rochester,
y. Y, 70 become their general secretary. The
ohCr Is a very hatterIng one and includes an in
crease Of 500 over his present salary, but he
declines 20 accept It, and prefers FOR the present
10 retain tho position lac now has. Mr. Williams
has had ten years experience in Association
work and Is fully qualified 70 ll almost any DO
eiIiOu' Of this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
BACCARAT ECHOES.
WALES SAYS He REALLY DIDN'T TELL,
0oNTCHERKNOW.
Cummings Name Stricken From the
Army INSTRUMENTATION mt the
War ONCE Touching Others
TBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, June 12.-It is understood that
the Prince of Wales-is keenly stung at the
adverse criticisms which have been show
cred upon him from all quarters. Especi-
ally is this the case in regard to the news
paper comments, which practically accuse
him OF revealing the secret of the Tranby
Croft scandal and refer TO the fact that he,
the Prince Of Wales, was not asked if he
had spoken of the affair to anybody after
Sir William Gordon-C Cumming signed the
lncrlmlnating document, while this ques-
tOh was put 70 all other witnesses Tor the de-
PENDANTS. The Prince Of Wales cmphaticaly de-
nies that he diyulged the secret 70 anybody.
WHAT WILL THE WAR OFFICE Do2
The War once authorities are holding fire.
quent conferences and are discussing the action
70 take In consequence Of the verdict givenagainst
Sir William G. Cumming. The Duke Of Cam
| bridge, field marshal and cOmmandcr-in-chief,
yesterday summoned General owen Williams and
Colonel H. II. ID. Stacey, In command Of the
scoth Fusilier Guards, Sir William Gordon-Cum-
mings regiment, TO the Horse Guards, whore
these two officers had long interviews with the
Duke. Sir William Gordon has announced that
ne Il willing TO meet the charge Of playing an
Illegal game.
WHAT Will THE GOVERNMENT DO7
~ AuN HOUSE OF commons hOnQhy uHAb WI
William Summers, Liberal member for Hudders-
field, and Mr.. Henry PeytOn Cobb, Radical Nom
ConfOrmist member for the Rugby district Of
Warwckshire, will question the right Of Hon.
Edward Stanhope, Secretary Of State for War, as
70 what action he intends 20 take In regard to
the three officers (Field Marshal the Prince ot
Wales, General owen Williams, and Lieutenant
Berkiey Leyett Of tho Scotch Fusilier Guards,l
who signed document which practically allowed
Sir William GOrdOn-Cumming 20 remain an oni-
Ger Of the British army although he was believed
10 have cheated at cards, and IA 20 what action
he intends TO take in regard 30 the same officers
for having broken the army regulations requiring
that such case as the one which occurred at
Tranby Croft In September last should be
brought 10 the notice Of the commanding Onlcer.
CUMMINGS NAME OFF TIE ARMY LIST.
LONDON, June 12.-The OhciGi Gazette this
evening announces under date OF June 10Th that
the name Of Sir William GOrdOn-Cumming had
been removed from the list OF officers I'm the
army, as her Majesty has no further occasion for
his services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
EAST RICHMOND TRANSACTION.
ihe Property Conveyed TO the Perpetual
Investment and Construction Companv.

., a decd was filed in the Clerks Office of
- the henrico County Court yesterday from
-. W. heinhart (trustee), r. Z. Campbell and
vic, D. w. Reinhart aud wife, l. NJ. Bianton
ana VIE, j. ID. DiCkerson and wife. and d. A.
huyN conveying 20 the<Pcrpetual Investment
,ohstruction and Deposit Company certain
sIac.S OF land In East Richmond valued AZ
ne paper states that whereas the parties OF
.he hhst part have purchased several lots or
tracts OF land lying in tho county OF Henrico
near INC city OF Richmond. which have been
conveyed 10 ID. w. Reinhart az trustee, with
lover 10 sell, convey, and cucumber, and
Nu.teas the trustee having sold the property as
Whole 10 the Perpetual Investment, Construc-
@ uoh ana Deposit Company, and desires 20 con-
IVy 10 SAID corporation all titles, rights and In
terests Whatsoever therefore, In consideration
ol the premises and tho sum Of $40 in hand and
o'het valuable considerations; and the further
consideration Of the assumption by the party OF
lhe second part Of all certain debts, obligations
ana covenants set forth In Getan made by the
party OF the first part for and I'm the purchase
ana settlement for the aforementioned lots or
utcts OF Iand, which IL agrees to pay of and dis
blc. F''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
,rhr Lahnr should Organize.

4 big mass-meetlng Of all classes OF IA
boripr PEOPLE will De held in Newport News To-
,i.,, mo purpose Of the conyocation is TO lay
before the people the necessity for orgasslheu
~. and the benefits 70 be derived thereir)m.
49, ~ /. Dawley, grand secretary OF the
International Association Of Machinsts; James
J. Creamer, also a member OF the associatlon 9IIl
William H. Mullen, Of the hlchnloha - n be
Gis,,ar-Wekers Union, all Of this city will leave
mis- afternoon to attend the meeting ana INan VIII
deliver short addresses on the occasion. me!
win return 70 Richmond tO-mOrrO" a4IeiIO'A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

X. n. CHAFFIN & CO., Y. ~. trustees eals q
James river estate IN Powhatsn county,
about forty miles from Richmond.
A. r. COURTNEY, IL NJ, commisssonors sale ot
farmiag land IN uenricO county, about seven
miles below Richmond.
CARNEAL a GAYLE, g p. ". two frame houses
Nos. COS and 607, south Cherry street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and n A. ", horses
mules, buggies. phaetons. wagons, &c.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, q r. NJ, commis-
sioners' sale OF two detached frame houses on
Washlngton street near Buchanan and Bu-
chanan street near Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
CITY AND COUNTY SALES.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded in tho Rich
mond and Henrico Courts.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks
Office of the Chancery Court:
Peter Cathcau and wife 10 Patsy T., wife Of
Jumes +. Howard, p feet on north side Leigh
street near BOwc, $3.50.
William II. HaXRll- executors 70 Samuel G..
Fairhank. 30 feet on south side Grace street be-
tween Pine and Laurel, subject TO lease for nine
ty-nine years, $3.50.
Beverley f. Turner and wife 20 :. W. Robin
son. % 1Ll-I2 feet on north side Ice street,
Sy5O.
Junius B. Jones and wife 10 James G.. Whit
lock, G2 feet on north side Iwcnty-scycnth street
near o.
John L. Cartwright and wife to Richmond Per-
petual Building, Loan and Trust COmpanys trus-
tees, 80 feet on west side Twenty-seyenth street
near NJ, $1,000
EENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Charles II. Corey aud wife 20 4. d. Gordon 90
feet on north side Beverley street near Wash
inct0n, $3.50.
North-Siie Land Company to 3. Z. McClung,
lot = in square 81, Chestnut Hill, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13

A rather lauky-looking horse, a country
.ox, ond a calf of decidedly rural appearance
49, he participants in a udicrous incident
Yesterday morning The horse was asSShe' aSnrs1o bV w
tiO 90 a rore The horse broke for run
a race and Eighteenth streets and II ohy
renained Tor the calf 20 follow as best ne Gi,e
Many we're the shouts Of stop nun. nun dashed St no
,he INC street half-dragging the poor prospective
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
RFMAREs OF JUDGE wELLFORD.
The Gaming Bazaar.

The ladies who have undertaken, TO get
~, a hazaar during the coming fail for the oene-
MI Of the Baptist Home for Aged Women nope
to make the entertainment great Success; Ala
In the list published yesterday OF the laules
seIe,.ted 10 constitute the general committee OF
Errangernents the name Of Miss Annie Mcdowell
one of the representatives from the Grace-StreeI
Mrs, II. j. Todd is chairman OF the Restaurant
Committee, and Mrs. i. ID. Hotchkiss chairman
of inc Entertainment Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-13
Closing Exercises of the Frsnklin-stroet

SCHOOL
The second session OF tho Franklin-Street
School closed Friday, Juno 18th. with the distri-
button Of certificates Of distinction and the
awarding Of the following prizes: Scholarship
for ISgI-g2 A. d.. Pollock Gllmour medal ia
Room A, Allan Hirsh; medal In Room j, Is. Pol
lard CardOzO; higher mathematical prize, Car
roll Miller; arithmetic prize, Mason White
Latin prize, George Palmer STACY; French prize,
Carroll Miller: writing prize, w. Woodward Hall.
Mr. Motley will have associated with him during
the following session Mr.. George Keith hcMnr-
ram OF Portsmouth, Va, graduate OF the Uni
yersity, who has been teaching for the last two
years In the Norfolk Academy.