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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

| Look out tor the largest Clothing. Hat,
and Furnishing Goods Sale that ever TOOK
| place in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

WHEN Bsty was Aok, vs gave her cssfona
whsn she was Child, she cried for ossscna
Snso sho became niss, she chung 10 csstoriA
vh.o .be had Children, she gave them csssoris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

T. A. MILLER's ALL-NIGHT DRUGsToRE,
433 r. BROAD ST., COR. 5TH. PHONE SO.
A Safety Razor is the most useful pres
emf YOU can give q gentleman.
We sell them. L. A. MILLER,
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

BY Wednesday morning tho largest
Clothing Sale ever known IN this city Will
be opened to the public. Wait Tor IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
FLORAL Designs and Cut Flowers
to order.
NJ. II. CArLry Il Co.,
9Oi east Main street.
DO Ynn Want Lovely

Cut Flowers, American Beauties; Mer me
Brides Roses. May Handy Vioiets' SnIy
ssnthemums, Palms, rern Ians, 90, o,
PACKED and shipped to any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

Attend MITrgLDoRFERs' great sale OF new
Uraps TO commence Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
,Nox 'Eu All.

Pianos for Christmas presents
In beautiful fancy wood cases
At greatly-reduced prices.
New stock just received.
On easy instruments.
Sweet brilliant tone.
HUME-MINoR COMPANY,
Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
Yes Single Bottle

=, Dr. payid's Cough Syrup of pure pine tar
sorobonnd. and Wild cherry VIII cure the most
ons,,nate cough. Only 25 cents bottle every
uhnro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
MMt & REo.;.
SPECIAL DRIVE N Y0rnv
BEST TRIPLE EyTRacrs o..

DRIVE No. 2. We Low
a big DIVE in big Ting. H., p,
70 little things no .e.seue-, p
they're little. butm.r. l..,.. -
they're 30 cieip. Ihsr..,..'s
ment has been 50 craun.' ,.. fe
things awaitin2 The ho..-, .... -
be a great relief TO give ID ,...
long since any tall emitting b., Eel
this department aal p. ,.
spirited response. L05ka.r. 70
catchers ~
BEST TRIPLE EXTRACT. e-.
OJNr. =
d5 popular oi1- t.--..
sACHEr-POWuHB0Nrr.
uriaLsrs bottle ...-....
REAL EXrEioro>L.
ltriai-sls taa.
STANDARD sACHETroTre- .
aysar7
sWANDOWN FADuTlwu-e
cAppsn's io- - .., >.
ASSORTED TOLL. SONIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
; Dollar

DIR. Coates will treat all those who may apply
for treatment Mt the low rate Of dollars per
month. and will furnish all medicines.
Consultation frre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
The
Man
of the
| House

Win be "tickled to death TO
get a SMOKING-JACkET-
DRESSING GOWN-or a
BATH-ROBE for a Christ
mas present. Months ago we
gave our orders TO the few
makers in this country and
abroad who can lay claim TO
any originality in their line.
They are all in-in just the
effects we planned for-as
different as can be from any
you'll find anywhere else.
And another feature is the
two or three dollars we
know we can save TO you.
II you want to pick one
out now, while the assort-
ment is complete-we'l hold
it for delivery on Christmas
Eve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

Rad Movers Store News on third page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

MLAet 4 hresS;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

NIB. Our $40 Coats eur s
in the market for ih' h
fail to see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04

BEST TRIPLE EXTRACT. o..
OCNr. <
Us popular .'I- r.........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
RlcAmoND-coLLeee JoLLlFlcATIoN.
An Excellent Entertainment for the Bene-
III of Tic Boat Club.

The students Of Richmond College will begin
their commencement exercises tonight with
"toNn.au0 entertainment. which " J. be
given Tor the benefit Of 'hc 0oat creT. There -
some excellent musical and dramatic talent
among the colleglans, as tho following pro-
gramrnc. which viii be rendered. promises 90 be
Frd Nan. ~. X. clements: Interlocuior. j. /.
Mccarthy; End Man, Hatcher Bagby; Pianist,
u. e. Nilu1ms.
Part Medley, chorus-arranged and In great
uatt rewritten by Chiidrey. Mc6arrity. and iiaf-
WOOD: Selection, james G. harwood; tls Of
lie. IS. Ralph Clements; Clean, : j. Young;
il0--Dancing. Peter Jackson: Selection, {. ~.
Cooke: Marys Gone, Hatcher BaRhy: Quin-
fctte. Chiidrey, GounE, iRrwood. Bagby. ana
Clements. our magnificent nrst part 10 con-
riude Win a continuous catniep'ic catastrophe
entitled The Most Destructive Dafky THO
rus.
Part U.-Huck Dancing Peter Jackson; Toll
Il 10 Him-lIo Never Heard II : BOwery B.n. Mc-
Garify Sim Demsey, Clements Bones Braxion.
Bacby: musical specially by the College Mu-
during this specially Mr.. Young wil wander
upon the stage and sing piece entitled " De
Ole Nire.nny Darsy.' words and music by Pro-
fe-sOr T. r. HaWbcrin
Tleurorramme wal conclude with the amusing
nffnrploce, The Ghost IN the Paiut-Shop," by
fbe Blg Three McGarity, Clements, ana Bagby.
Tho following are the Officers OF Publication:
!. J.. " Clarity. business manager. and ). VI. i.
Childrgy, stage managei.
Minstrel committee; j. II. Bagby, L. b. War
ron. and A. Nichols
MUSIC committee: J. G. IarwOO1. j. N. T.
Chulrcy. and :. }. Young.
Specially Committee; q. kylhDd, +. W. Duke,
and Meury Anderson.
B1at Crew Committee: :. J. Young, j. l.. Nc
Cavity, ana Ngury Anderson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
PeopIe's-Party Conventions.
nv telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l


TACOMA, WASH, June l8.-1he Peoples Party
State Convention platform declares In favor oi
General Weaver for President.
KrrTr. Mont, June l0.--Ihe state conyen-
,ion OF the Peoples party completed IT labors
here Yesterday, adopting platform and putting
Electoral and state tickets In the held. Inc
r,latforn fayors the free coinage o. silTer, tho
eje.tio,, OF President and United States sona-
tors hy po,,ular vote, and the restriction OF I'm
miyrntion IL demands TINT the land grant 10
tho Northern Pacific railroad In Montana be de-
ciared forfeited ON account OF failure 10 con-
piract within tho specified time AMI wants ths
National Government 10 maintain reservoirs Tor
The irrigation OF arid lands and 70 proyidehomes
for the people free from tho control OF inonopo-
lea Delegates % the Omaha convention we're
selrc.e /, ena Colonel Edward, OF Botsmanl was
nominated for member OF Congress-: Winiain
Kcnnody, OF Boulder, for Governor; and Harvey
Cullam, OF butte, Tor MISUNDERSTANDING.
WiOuIrA, KAN. June 1u.--After nominating
l.. d. yelling, of Wichita, tor Governor at on
early hour this morning, tho People
convention selected w ID. vincent Tor Lieuten-
nnt-Govornor by reclamation. Mr.. vincent how.
ever, declined 10 run, and there was no attempt
made to nominate another candidate. Inc reso.
buttons submitted by the COMMITTEES endorse tns
~. Louis platform and somewhat amplify us de-
mands. They declare that government Only ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

good where injury 10 ono Is thu concern OF al;
That public needs should be supplied by public
agencies; that, among otnor things. tho govern-
ment should prosidc public telephones and tcle-
graph lines an postal. currency for conve.
nencc in transmitting smali sums Of money :and
that rs nearly ns practicable the mails OF all
the people should be delivered mt their homes
free. Tho non-aciion OF the Republican state
senators regard NJ tho Australian ballot bill,
the maximum freight biil. and the bill for the
election OF railroad commissioners by the pco-
pie rs dcnonrcrd: and pensions for rnilro1d ein-
poyeos MUIR d IN their companies service, such
pensions 70 be paid By the companies nnd 70 be
q 0rst lien on thoir property are favored Mira
Lease presented womnn-snfrage plank and,
with tho report OF the committee. Il was carried
A delegate called tho attention Of the Chair 70
the rule that all resolutions should be referred
10 the committee without debate. The Chair
then reversed his decision, Ia spite OF Mrs.
Leases protests, and tho convention, nngcred ~
the course adopted. became upro1riois. and an
appeal was taken from the decision 81 tho Cha'r.
Before the result could be- announced motion
TO suspend tho rules and adopt the resolution
was carried. and the convention then adjourned
until % O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Brilliant Wedding In Coyingfon.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
CONVICTION, VA. June 1G.-One OF the most
brilliant affairs 81 the season here was the mar
rage Of Miss Mamie Ham, daughter Of Mr..
John :. Ham. to Mr.. Walter NcCOniaay, book
keeper ia tho CovingtOn National Bank.
The ceremony took place IN tho Presbyterian
church AT y o'clock The church was handsome
~ decorated with flowers, ferns, aud pottei
plants. There was n lornl arch with lovely
floral wedding bell The ushers came IN 1rsi,
aud we're Messrs McAllister, Hammond, Hem
shaw. ana Carpenter; then came the lovely
group OF bridesmaids. all clad in white
silk null "a follows: Misses McConihay,
Goshorn. Rice. Mcdonald, Skeen, Nettle-
ton, Dickey. and Burrcss, who formed
n circle around the altar The bride came in
with her sister, Miss Lille Ham, who was looking
quite lovely In pink six and carried La France
rosos. The bride, o. course, was the cynosufe OF
ell eyes She is rather pefife and Is exceedingly
graceful, and has ieen great favorite among
her friends. She was clad in handsome gray
travelling suit. The groom, with his best man,
MIR. Hollis Reinhart met them az the altar, where
the ceremony that made them man ard wife was
lemnly said and sealed with the golden clrclet
m the presence OF a large audience 10y the Kew.
Colin Stokes. After the ceremony the wedding
party drove 10 the depot 10 await the eas'-D0und
train, having previously 10 the marriage par
taken OF an elegant collation. at the home oil the
bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
AN INTERESTING sui.
Alleged Discrimination Against Cincln-
MATHS Whiskey Trade.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

10y telegraph 10 inc bisphTh.l
CINCINNATI, o., June i6.-A suit with great
possibilities in iis outcome was filed yesterday
In the Common Pleas Court by W. w. johnson
& Co., II. II. Ensirom s. Co., and one or two
other firms engaged in the sale OF whiskey. IL
is 10 restrain the Queen and Crescent and Louis
vlo and Nashville railrtad companies from
carrying into effect the new rates OF freight on
whiskey TO the South. The coinplanants ailege
that the Discrimination against Cincinnati and
In favor Of New York 10 50 great that II WI
ruin their whlskey trade In tho south
utterly. They append table OF rates to various
southern points. which shows TINT whilo the
rates from Cincinnati are in ,reased from 20 per
cent az tho lowest 70 30 per cent. at the highest
point. those from New York are increased at the
rate OF only ~ to ~ per cent. The case Is the
claim made by tho complalnhnfs that corpora
tons holding n franchise ~ common carriers
cannot delegate 20 another association the duty
Of fixing rates, and that such delegation OF power
IA 10 cnn'ravon;ion Of the Dtcrsiate-comnerce
law. II tins point is upheld by the court II VIII
put an end % the southern Hallway and steaul-
ship Association, which fixed these rates
temporary restraining order was granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAakET'
Reported for the Dispaich.l


lime i6-Auction offerings on Change to-day
10 packages, and taken In highest price,
s3O: lowest, $40; average, o.. one moss
AMI sl5.e5. ana 0o between 81 aud slO.
Private sales: Wrappers, ID; dark-. ID:
cutters 10; bright scrap, 10; Burley scrap. A.
total, rs h0gsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
al 7s6.Os: tobacco, sI.436.7s-totaI, s:i,e22.S5.
Registered on Change: Mr.. W. j. jordan, of
South Boston, and large number OF Caroline
and Louisa planters.
Tho market has showed somewhat more ac-
t,y,ty to-day than for several days pact, espe-
cially on wrappers and cutters, which even then
they are far from being active. although there
seems TO be quite good inquiry for wrappers.
Prices appear satisfactory. Attendance on
Change was smaller than Yesterday. The auc-
ton sales were neither no large nor VI 40 good a
quality, being composed mostly OF tobaccOs
around &c. and Sc, with An increased number OF
reflections Davis 4 Gregory and sheiourno's
warehouses; report good sales and satisfactory
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

There's story in four words. 1t
can't be beaten for brevity or truth. 1t
is the story of our Suits and ii brevity
is the soul of wit a wittier story has
never yet been told. That isn't the
whole of it, however. II will bear just
little addition. The prices are not
only down. but they are down lower
than they ever were before the quality
is not only mp, but it is up higher than
il ever was before A story without a
moral isn't worth reading here is the
moral for this one: There never VAST
better chance for the quick buyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
THE OYsTeR-eRoUNDs SURVEY.
4 Conference Notwithstanding Really
to Receive the Old Bonds.

Dr. Wilkins the State shel-Fish Commits
s.oner, and Captain Baylor, Of the United Siates
Coast and Ge0detic Survey, were in conferences
wilh The Board Of Chesapeake and its Tnbu-
tarics yesterday with reference TO arranging the
details OF tho survey of the virginia oyster
grounds. The General Government mas loaned
ne state "a sfeam-launeh Tor the accommodation
Of the surveying party, but steamer Is also
needed for tnc.r sleeping quarters. This II j.
also hoped, they Will get from the United States
Cos crlmcni.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in making
TIE state treasurer Onice absolutely ilre-prOot,
And Whom this susu have been doue the OlcOtt
committee vii put into II -four bu -glaI and fire.
proof safes % DO used as repositories OF the state
recarities hcla by tho committee. Funding into
The new bonds cauuot commence until the o.
colt com uitice have shown In hand $2o,OOU.OOO
OF the old securities. All these Old securities
will be brought here, counted, verified, and
sealed In the presence Of state officials and then
be DEPOSITED IN the safes by the OlcOtt people
WHO will keep the keys. This arrangement will
save time and expense. IL In thought the Olcott
poopls will havo 81, 100000 Of OH bonds.
he Governor yesterday received letter
from Diugapore, BensaL India. signed Richard
Nicholson Tho writer claims that he Is Ricn-
mon8 hoy who left home when he WAS ~ years
Old ia order 10 make man Of bin3elf, and he
asks the Governor TO send him assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
THE DROWNING OF YOUNG MADISON
The Coroner Investigates tho Case and
rinss No One TO Blame.

Coroner Taylor on yesterday Investigated tho
circumstances connected with the death Of
stuart A. Madison. the i3-yoar-old boy who lost
bis life near the ship-io;ks Wednesday evening
While bathing There was n runor that larger
boy carried the unfortunate lad, who could not
swim, out on his back 20 q wrecked barge, and
then loft him. IL WAS for this reason lhet Coro-
ner Taylor looked into tue matter, but after
careful Inquiry no learned that no one WAS 10
blame for 5tuarts death
George Mosby, a bad several years older than
the De .ras "a, admitted that he took Gin 70 the
Loal on his back, but he Inserts that he saw
the boy wade bacE. The wator WAS quito
shallow on one side OF the barge. gnc II Is sup
posed that tho YOUTH after returning To the
shore. again yenture1 into the river and While
unoDscrved 20, beyond bis depth
number Of boys wore DethiDg al the time
the acciyent Is. SUPPOSED - have occurred, but
noae OF them saw stuart when hc lost his lite or
beard Guy cries for bep. As tho investigation
failed to sh0w that the doeeasod lost his lie
through the fault Of those who were with hin,
Coroner Taylor decided that Is would DO VIZ
necessary TO hold an inquest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Decisions by the Court Of Appeals.

INpVTI'EI VVIVsIH-" 70 s1I0 IT V1EV'1'T
WYTnEyILLE, VA, June 16.-The cases de-
cded by the Court Of Appeals to-day were at
follows:
Rixey, trustee, against Peare Brothers Co.,
ON appeal from tauquier county. Decree re-
yersed in part and affirmed Ia part. Opinion by
Judge Lewis.
Peasants md others against fords admins
traitor. SO. From the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Lynchpurg. Decree affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Lacy. O..
Moore against kolin. From the Circuit Court
of the city OF Richmond. Judgment reversed
Opinion By judge Lewis.
Baily against Chnncellor's administrator
From the Circuit Cont OF Fredericksburg. De-
cree affirmed Opinion BY Judge Lacy.
foster against the city OF Manchester. From
the Hastings Court OF the cny OK mhnches'er'
Judgnent affirmed. Opinion by Judge Lacy.
Porter Il ais against Porter q dts. From
Fauouier county. Decree affirmed. Opinion By
Judge iauntIorCy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH -..FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1899.

nstes we're elected delegates TO Omaha The
nomination Of congressman and m e'e'tor
was postponed until after the Omaha
conventicD. committee vas hppolnt-
eli % meet the IrShioltouists In tneir
county convention hero on saturday In reference
TO coalition on n county ticket. Resolutions
were adopted setting forth the evils Under when
the people were suffering, and declaring that In
the absence OF relief from either OF he OLD par
ties from the mschiefs allowed and fostered by
thom the Peoples reform party In tlis great
peoples rights: also, declaring against The fedo-
raj law concerning the manufacture aud salc OF
liquors aud against the State license law.
Resolutions Of regret NJ the death oil u. u.
polk wcre uac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
A BERKELEY WEDDING
MISS LILLY BARRON BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF Mr.. WIN. M. WEST.
Carolina Reserves ut Target-Practicc on
the Newark--steamer sunk-ship'
ment Of Summer Vegetables.
fspec,al.,elcrram to the Dispatch. ]


NORFOLK, Va, Juno IC.--Miss Lilly q. Barron
and Mr.. William NJ. West wcrc married in Berk-
Icy this afternoon nj the Berkiey-Avenuo Bap-
tist church, Rev. II. n. Quisenhcrry solcmnizing
the rites. After receiving congratulations the
happy couple lei, for the North on bridal trip.
At the Same church las, night Rev. Mr.. Qusen-
berry married Miss Ella r. Howard and Mr..
Charles 4. Rudd. Later the couple boarded tho
SoriolS and Western train for Richmond and
Washington.
The Worlds Fair Auxiliary Society has organ
lied in Portsmouth. with W. A. Fontress, prcsi-
dent; j. II. Wilcox, secretary: Mrs. William IA.
Stewart' assistant secretary, and Mrs r. :. Hope
treasurer. Two Indies and two gentlemen were
appointed members OF the association.
An INVITATION.
AZ the meeting reid by Sionewal Camp, Con-
iederaie Veterans, last night tho delegates 10
Ronnoke were instructed 20 invite the Grand
camp 10 meet N Portsmouth next year. lhrce
delegates and several pssi-commanders VIII at
tend tho Grand Camp from Portsmouth.
The United States steamer Newark went down
10 Chesapeake Bay to-day 20 give the North
Carolina reserves target-practice With tho Dig
guns.
The steamer Harbinger ran into stump in
North river Yesterday. causing her TO OIL and
sink. She has "a curgo OF several hundred bar
reis OF potatoes. she can be easily raised.
COMPLETED.
The telephone line between Norfolk AMI New
port News has been completed. Tho cable is
Ind from Wlroughby Spit TO Fort Monroe. and
extends through Chesapeake City TO Newport
News.
Rev. Dir. A. Coke smith. tho new pastor Of
Grauby-street Methodist Episcopal church, ar
rived from Nashville this afternoon 10 take
charge
The shipment Of summer vegetables and other
produce mover was heavier than just now, and
al the north bound steamers 30 ont loaded TO
their gunwales, while the wcsi-bound railroad
truck-trains have all they can carry.
THE BOYS Wont co.
Colonel Nash declined % allow the Junior
military companies Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
to accompany the regiment 20 Roanoke These
boys are handsomely uniformed and equipped
and two companies are armed with 32-calbre
rifles.
Albert Lambert. n car-porier. while running
for doctor az Virginia Beach yesterday fell and
broke his right leg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
THE PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises at Mrs. Daniel's-Di-
plomas and Distinctions.

I
Tho closing exercises Of Miss Daniers schoo |
| took place AZ the school. No. l0l west Main
I street. "Wednesday Tho diplomas and dis
/ ;incfions we're awarded in their respective de-
porimonts by Miss Daniel and Mrs. CahelL
| The exercises wcro ended With a short bat
graceful yaledlctory address boy Miss Sallle
/ Wexford Tho fun graduates 70 whom diplomas
I wcrc awarded we're Mss Salle Fafko wexford
aud Miss Ella Brooke Mpucurc
| Certificates ~ distinction were aWGrdei Tor
/ satisfactory cxamlpaions IN the following
! Fnriisn Iiterature-Misses salle Wexford,
I Iury Christian. sue Crcnshaw. Mary McCaw,
/ Ela Mon,ure. Fanny Crouch, and Hal Light
| History OF Ar,-Misses Cornbel Atkinson,
/ Mary NcCaw. Adele RIOS enbaum, Lucy Christian
| Lo'tic Mason, and Minnie stern.
/ Geometry Misses Ella honcure and Minnie
/ Stern.
/ Alsctra-Misses EIo MoncuSe, Mary McCaw,
/ iial L-huo0t Fannie crouch, and sue Cren-
/ Natural sgcnco-Nisses Grace Hidgood. sue
/ Crcnshaw. Hal hchfiooi. Minnie stern Fannie
NfieiIor!cr Marianne Meade. Lucy Christian,
| Mary Gordon. Ella Moncure, Sallie Afriend, and
Nyinolosy-Misscs Lucy Christian. sue Cren-
shaw, Mary Gofdon. salhc Aff.eud, and Ma
riauuo Meade.
ffonch-Ni,s sos Lucy Pceram, Emma pegram.
| Annabci jenkins. Evelyn Bridses, and Virginia
Fnsr.h flisiory-Nisses Annabei jenkins.
| LENA Bridges. Ian Bargamin. Anna Lee Airienl,
/ Anne Lyeil, lrmG E0sonbaum, and Virginia Nc
| l.eol.
Physi-al Goorraphy-Alisses Anna lee Al
| friend. Loiic Bridges. Ida Bareamin' Anne LyeiL
and Emma PcFfam.
Arithmetic iir-t-Missos Anuabel jenkins,
kiiie Lawtnn, tvie Winston, and Leila Bridges
Grnmmtr-Mis-cs Bette Christian, Leila
Bridges. Katie Lawton. Emma Peeram. Anne
Lycl. Eyic Winston, Anna Lea Aliuend' ana
Crecan Hi.tory-Nisses May James, Bette
CHRISTIAN, Carrie Lay Hattie Sycle, louise
James. kvclyn Bridges, Mabel sycie, ana kyie
Winston.
Co1r.aphy First-Nissos Mary James, Bette
Christian. Carrie Lay, Hattie Syclc, Louise
James. Evclyn Bridges, Mabel sycie, and kyie
Winston.
Arithmetic secoud-Misses Mary James, Bet
tie CHRISTIAN. Carrie Lay, Loase james, kvelyn
bridges. ana Anna Leo Aifrlcnd.
Arithncfic Third Misses Mabel Sycle, Hattie
Syre. aud Conde Bridges.
PRIMARY Deprrtmoni-Geography Misses
Evelyn Baylor. Moile Bridges, and lneL Mon
faEue.
Improvement In Reading. Spelling, Arith-
mctIf.aul Writing-Mi-ses Evelyn Baylor, Mollie
lir lces Fannie Jenkins, Julia Andrews, Brent
Wiz. and Iuez Montague.
NR. MEEElLLs SCHOOL
This school closed yesterday. The frst~honor
mc3liii-ts were Misses Mamie G.. kchois and Mi
nam kCsenhPiu.
the following re- ,oived prize: Misses Mary \.
Waller and Lizzie s. MD-hy. lor scholarship;
Hiss trma Il. Lambert, foe penmlnship.
Graduates: Latin. trench, English, and
| English LIteraturc-fiiss Mamie {. kchols His
torv-Nisse4 Eliss :. q. Bguch. Mamie 4. EchO.s,
Annie n. Merrill, Miriam Rosenheim, Ellen Il.
Nei-igc~. and Enm.e Nherry.
Fun Graluate--Niss Mamie Caboll Echols
1eruncn tes az distinction were awarded those
who had passed satisfactory examinations.