The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-18
THE CLOSING EXERCISES
STILL THE ORDER or THE DAT.
81. Joseph's School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Medsiists and Distinguished st"oen's'
Items From All Parts of the state.

pxrrxspuRo. VA, June 17.-iSpecial.l-The
.,os;ro arereises OF st. Joseph's Catholic
school took place this morning. and was OF
an interesting character. They consisted OK
music. singing and recitation, and the pupils
all acquitted themselves in most creditGole
manner. The attendance medal In the senior
grade vvas awarded TO Miss LIZZIE Collins;
and that In the intermediate grade to Miss
Sadie Lanier. A gold medal for excellence
donated bv Rev. It. J. O'Farrell, pastor OF st.
1oseph's Catholic church. was awarded TO
Master While Rahely. The gold medal LOT
excellence donated by Miss VI. A. teeley' OF
providence Rhode island was awarded 10
Master Harry Bailey Gold hearts donated
NV former pupils Of the schooi were
awarded to Master Vincent Murray anu
Michael Rahely. Prizes IN arlthmetio were
presented 70 Masters Charles bass al 49,: 49,
NcAIanus Medal for best standing ~
etenogrephv was presented TO John hc1lshus-
Prize ia music to Miss Bessie Bailey. IIIe
for best exhibit of embroidery WORK was won
Nv Miss Anna Myers. 4 number OF snhh
medals were awarded to Masters yonn Id I'D
James McMsnus A gold medal was eo .ll .sd
b. Rev n /. O'FarrrOll 70 DO presented 70 tne
ry1nils In the senior grade standing best ia
classes nj the close OF the session Oi 1870 -,
The closing exercises OF Mrs. fiast sc It',I
took Mace today. The graduates III the schooi
go .,p,-si sciences. natural philosophy, chem
istyv. physiology. botany. physical geograpny
anI sstronornv were: Misses Lucy ATKINSON
Tbsmberlavne. Carrie Nottingham Cogoii'
NJ Carey Myers. Fannie Claiborne opicef'
Mary Rowland Zimmer. x,. ,t;.sos
Schools OF History and LterstureLImEI1s u.s.
Incv Atkinson Chsmberlayne. Fannie GIsl-
borne Spcer, n. Cary Myers, Mary how
tau1 Iirproar
School OF Literature-Miss Carrie Noting
School If Mathematics. Arithmetic Algebra.
Plane Geometry and Plane IrigohonetIy
Misses Lucy Atkinson CbsmDehayhe an"
Mary Rowland thinner. c.-,.
Roll of Honor for Seasonal Standing
Misses Bessie Chamberlayne. Lillian Nichols'
Page Nichos Fannie Budd, Maggie StrotnAin'
Mary thinner Maggie thinner, Aunle gary
Alice Spioer and Julia Budu'
Special distinctions on all ehelIlnS'l s1is.
Academic department, senior grade MISS
Carrie Cogbili: academic department, JUNIOR
Grade Misses Lillian Nichols, Fannie Budd'
MAGGIE Strotham. Annie Cary Elise harri-
SON Grace McGili, Alice Spicer. Maggie
Zimmer; academic department. junior. sec
ond class. Miss Alice Digger, preparatory
department. Misses Bessie ChsmoerayDe;
Pace Nichols. Julia Budd, Emily Roper ana
Nellie Carr. A medal was awarded 10 MISS
BESSIE Chamberlayne for scholarship ana
deportment and prize 10 Miss Rage Nichois
who was prevented by sickness from recelV-
ing medal also.
The Circuit Court Of Petersburg Judge B.
A Hancock presiding, was in session to-day.
and Messrs. Hamilton and DAVIS. counsel for
MIR. David Dunlop, filed his answer u the
suit lately instituted against him and Mrs ID.
D. Tenant by the children of ID. Is. remnant,
deceased 70 recover $75. 600. the amount OF an
alleged devastavit committed by Mrs. Tenant
as executrix of her deceased husband IN the
administration of his estate. The bill charged
that Mrs Tenant as eIecutrix. had soid 70
Mr. Dunlop. theformer partner OF her husband,
the good will and brands Of the late hrm OF
ID. b. Tenant Co at an Inadequate price
and thereby committed devastavit upon her
husbands estate. for which Mr.. Dunlop was
liable to the legatees because he had cor
spired with the executrix in committing II.
The answer denies ali the material allega-
tions Of the bill as 10 the divastayit alleges
that the amount allowed by Mr.. Dunlop t9r
the interest of his deceased partner IN the
good will brands, ETC., OF the firm was more
than the same was worth, that the TRANSACT
ton complained of was had after Mrs. len
nant had been fully informed "a TO al the
facts of the case. and had consulted her at
torneys as 20 the propriety OF her making the
proposed settlement. Ii also alleges that the
transaction was afterwards submitted by Mrs.
Tenant 10 the Hastings Court OF Peters burg
ia a suit brought by her as executrix IN her
own right against the children Tor the pur-
pose of getting tho direction of the court IN
her settlement of the estate and was duly
approved by tthe court in that suit, which If
still pending. 1t is understood that the SUIT
will be heard at the July term.
The annual meeting of the stockhold ers OF
the Petersburg Perpetual Building and Loan
Association was held last night, when the fol.
lowing we're elected board of directors for
the ensuing term: N. Il. Patterson. Augustus
Wright Henry Heineman. L. II. Woody
James NJ Quicke. w. NJ. Habliston, w. II.
Keevan, w. S. Alley and DR.. William +. Har.
wood
Yesterday afternoon the barn of Mr.. T. s.
Boiling In Dinwddie county, four miles from
Petersburg, was destroyed by fire with lot
of grain and farming implements. The loss
is Ia the neigborhoOd of 81. 800. The loss on
the barn was partly covered by insuranc Q.
Mr. Harry l.. Bushfeld, the manager Of the
farm. III his efforts 60 save the contents Of the
barn narrowly escaped being burned to death
He was horribly burned on both hands, and
IL unable 10 use them.