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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
SOUTHERN R'WAY AND s. s. Assn.
Preliminary Meeting Behind Closed bo"f''
Mr.. staiman Answers Criti'i,m.

NEW YORK, June L. Behind
doors the Executive Commit
Southern Railway and steamship
ton held It's hrst meeting to-day f.
waldorf. This - preliminary Co NJ
nual convention, which begins - '..
place tomorrow. The association il
posed OF all the railroad and sf.a
lines operating south OF the Potowt. f
and east OF the Mississippi. aIi -.. |
long time rate-cutting has been '
nounced as 10 threaten the vcry 'Ni-'
OF the body. Almost all the railroad t B
steamship companies doing b1-.
this section belong 10 the ass0clt'
IL was LEA o'clock when Comm.
Ssalmsn called the m.etiug g.
There was a full ATTENDANCE. lal
members went al once into COMM
meeting They discussed rates ani
of contracts. and there was an o.'.t''' '
numerous resolutions.
The meeting suddenly assumed s 2"
livelier aspect when the chairman "
10 respond TO criticism upon N1r'''
tons or his as chairman OF the
ton. lie read a lengthy resolution ,i.-
ing for a statement OF the finaucial 81
ton, and he grew quite excited pr
went on to explain the purpose az v
marks. He said that previous 10 ms
pointment as commissioner hundF Oh
thousands OF dollars belonsins lo
association had laid In banks ana
sury vaults. without drawing s..'
penny OF interest. Now the income
this source alone was many thoasil'' ~
dollars annually.
Concluding. Mr.. Stalman said 'hA'
stead OF criticism. he believed o..
served only commentator. lie hSA y
thousands OF dollars OF hts own p, A
failure OF banks, but had preserves ,-
associations money intact. iohS
cussion followed bis words.
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Virginia News Items.

Rev. Josiah Clift died suddenly .' .a
residence In Lynchburs SATURDAY .'
Mr. Gift had been "A resp. to- .'
OF Lynchburg Tor nearly hall .-.t.H
He was born In Cafnbriige Mf. a.. f.
Is years and months old.
On the 9th instant "a cArrirr-lir" H.'
captured at Lindward. Charlotte .'..
which has on one OF II. legs "a sr.i SD.
ver-like band. on which - -. ~
the other leg a gilt band. with t.
''r. *" on the insiA 81 TIE r4ri .
on the under side OF one wius .
feathers the same figures r,t'r..I
the owner will descvib. color Sc
get II by applying to John l. E..
Lindward, Va.
The Life Underw riters' Ass.r.t'
the District OF Columbia ou Ai.I.t.. t.
a weil-attended meeting aioTt.t r
tons most emphaticaily pr0testNr Ht
the income-tax legislation.
that the same would not onIs
den and hardship on the li'-.H.
companies. but likewise Oh u.
holders Of such companies. IN
agree with the action Of the b.
Underwriters Association
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
CAROLINA MASONS.
ARRANGING FOR A CELEBRATION W
ST. JoHN's-pAY At oxFoho' Z.
A Grand Plano for the Best Fc'nsis Se"'0'
ExhIbit-Thc wosnan's Miss'o"s'y
cie,y TO Meet In Greensboro.

p.r.rrcu n c.. June i2.-tspeciaL)-.
The Masons OF the state are afra"s"e
for a celsbpation of st. John Stay -
zad. nj their orphan-asyium, AZ oNi.'e.
The female college at Louisoufs n''
been purchased by a stock company, ~
Rev. ]. A. Green, n METHODIST "'''''''''
has been elected president
The Executive Committee OF 'ne
org. stare Alliance has decided 20 e'.~D
ne, n oroduee exchange at Asheviiie. inc
.scre,arv will make a months canvass
- ,s., n.,, 81 the state in the Interest
of the exchange. -, .A,s
The state Fair premiums offered ,n,s
wear are very liberal One Is an ~
n,apo for the best female sehooi eN"''''
another 500 for the best bale OK c"'''''
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
There was strange accioehs a. ,ssre
bury Yesterday. Two negro n large
wrestling, when they zen nv ,amed
kettle OF boiling water. one,
Games, has died from nus inJu. ..,r, hegan
,oy,,, of the United States Court began
=, char,otte to-day. The docket Is very
light c,,,.,v NJ the
Western Torth Carolina Methodist Eps.
co,aI conference Is called to meet ~
Greensboro next FRIDAY
IN THE LIBRARY
fine portrait OF Dr. w. Il. Wood eA'
surerin,endent OF the insane asylum was
,o'Sav nIaced in the State Library
Trio nending motion for receiver To-
,ha can. Fear and Yadkin valley ran
way IS set for hearing June i'th'
charles Dunstan, one of the ten nesroS
Who escaned from tail here May iotn' mas
bsen recaptured In Nasn county -,
ono Of the farmers alliances mas
adon,ed resolutions asking reduction VI
the fees of all officers from "oVeriio '
down and calls on the other aii'ahVeS
TO endorse this.
THE FAMILY JAk.
There Is a great deal Of talk mere anu
all over the state about the dispute ae
senator Vance's burial-place n seht'e
,nan Who says he Is well Informed, sta'es
49, ,he senator went TO Ashevilie anu
selected his burial plat In kiVetsiue eo",s
terry His Instructions were 'hat nc
buried there. and that his mrs. VIZ,
who was a Presbyterian, be burlea oeslu'
him. She was then buried IN the tIee.
byterian church-yard at AsheVnie' am n,.
bodv was removed and placed oeslue
bis While at Asheyille at senator
Wsrce,a funeral Mrs. Vance bought an
other plat. and demanded tnat ne pe
renewed thereto Charles n. vance GUS
todlan Of the Senator's Instructions, oo'
iected to the removal. unless ms n'o.ue'
was buried beside his father inns ME
Vance. in writing, refused 10 ptt"'i|
Her nurpose was 10 place his BODY IN
= n,ot and then deed 1t TO the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE.
Diplomas Issued to Full Graduates-Large
Number Of Medallists.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 2.-(Spe-
ciai. 1.-THE thirty-frst annual commence
ment OF the Southern Female College
took place to-day and was largely at
tended. This evening the annual concert
and awarding OF medals and diplomas
came off. Diplomas were issued to the
following full graduates: Misses Lily
Claiborne. Taylor and Sadie II. Collier. OF
this city, and Miss Mary s. Williams. OF
Mathews county. The following are the
msdallists: Latin. Miss Fannie Il. Cralle.
Of Nottoway: mathematics. Miss Mary Is.
Bridgeforth. of Amelia: English history
and elocution. Miss Mary +. Davis. Of
Southampton; natural science. Miss Nancy
II. Powell OF Bruns~tck; French ana
moral philosophy, Miss Nary s. Williams.
of Mathews: German. MISS Lily G. Taylor
of Petersburg; singing. Miss Minnie c.
Hall, OF North Carolina. instrumental
music. Miss, Sallie ~ Powell. OF Greenes-
Vile; art, MISS Bessie Birdsong. OF Peters
burg writing. Miss Virgie Ii. Slater OF
Petersburg: intermediate department
Miss Laura d. Briggs. OF Greenesville:
preparatory department, Miss Mittie A.
Moyler OF Petersburg; primary depart
cment, Miss Lucy p Friend, OF Petersburg
The address to the graduates was deliv.
cred By Rev. L. W. Battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
FAST FREIGHT TRAIN PUT ON.
Shipment Of Truck North by the n. q q
Railroad and Old pamin,or rt,.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., June T.
(Special.)-A fast freight train was put on
the Scotiaod Neck road to-day from
Klnston. The truck from Kinston and
Washington can now be brought to Hob
good and shipped over the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad. and thence by the Old
Dominion Line North, instead OF over
railroad all the way. Almost all trains
are late on this road. The passenger
train Is frequently delayed, waiting for
the mixed train from Washington to
Parmele.
Ar. J. IL. Alexander leaves this morn
ing for trip TO Virginia,
Mr.. Mark Alexander leaves this morn
Ing for Enfield. where he will spend a
few days. and then 20 on to Mecklen-
burg county. Va.
Miss Bessie Shields returned this morn
ing rom GreenvilIe. She was aecompa-
MED by her sister. Mrs. f.. b. Higgs.
Messrs. W. a. Dunn, Paul Ktchin,
and h. II. billiard went to Wake Forest
commencement this morning.
Mr.. A. Il. Persons, Of Louisburg is
here, visiting the family OF Mr. S. +.
Dunn.
Miss Minnie Dunn went to Henderson
yesterday 10 visit the Misses Manning.
Mrs. Claude Kitchin went to Wake For
est yesterday TO visit her parents.
Mr.. A. Mcdowell left this morning for
trip TO Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
That for the State Called to Meet Angus
sth-The United States Senators.

RALEIGH, n. c.. June l2-(SpeciaI.)-
This afternoon the Democratic District
Executive Committee called the Congress
sional Convention TO meet here August
18th.
Tonight the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee met here. Chairman f..
NJ. Simmons presiding. and called the
state Convention to meet here August
sth. 1t was decided to hold IL thus late
In order to give farmers an opportunity
to attend as the sentiment OF the com.
mittee was In favor OF a full convention
30 as to obtain an expression Of opinion
from all classes OF people. There was
considerable discussion OF the question
OF determining at primaries the choice OF
the people for United States senator's.
but the opinion Of the committee was
that there was no machinery for this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Nee Jersey: Al. W. Bartlett Kentucky;
a deorve Blair. Jr., Canada: Levin il
y,r,,vn south Carolina: James =. Cannon
virginia. ID. O. Dechert, virginia; William
n, Eagles, Kentucky. Barnes G'hesp'e.
VIRGINIA; Robert 0rattsn. virginia, sonn
"a. Handlsn. West virginia Win" s.n
Hooker. Florida: Thomas r. ke,'h; VT
ham Marshall, Maryland: Warren w
Martin. Florida: Kie Oldham. Arkansas
Joseph p. Parker, Louisiana: Sidney X
Perry Florida william @. Peterkin
west virginia; William A. Pratt, VII
ginia: Floyd Price. Virginia; William II
Saunders. California; John a; sehreI'
Virginia: Stanley r. Sioss. KENTUCKY
Archie X. Watson, Tennessee
Mechanical Observation-Disclosures Hunter
virginia: Joseph T. Eastwood, virginia
George NJ. Peek. University OF Virgin,a;
Civil Engineers-William A. Curd, VIZ
GINA; Robert +. Thompson, virginia
ACADEMIC DEGREES.
Bachelors OF Arts.
Morton W. Baker. Virginia
Gordon NJ. Buck. Virginia.
James J. Chapman. Virginia
Joseph II. Eaton, Kentucky.
John c. Futrall, Arkansas.
Richard II. Hudnail. Mississippi
sJoseph W. r. Jenkins, Georgia
X. T.. Lee Marshall. Maryland.
W. W. Old. Jr.. Virginia.
Gordon Paxton. Virginia.
Harry u. Sims. Mississippi.
Rev. A. 3. Warwick, Virginia
John C. Williams. Virginia.
Masters OF Arts.
John I. Curtis. Virginia.
Joseph II. Eaton, Virginia
'John c. Futrall, Arkansas.
Richard II. Hudnall. Mississippi.
'Joseph w. r. Jenkins. Georgia
William W. Old, Jr.. Virginia
Gordon Paxton, Virginia.
James H. Paxton. Virginia.
John c. Williams. Virginia.
Rev. A. Il. Warwick, Virginia
absent on leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
CONFEDERATE oecoRAUCMos,
Memorial Services nj Bruton Gl.aI.
Yard and Cedar Grove Cemct,..

WILLIAMSBURG. VA lur. '-
cial)-I.ast evening the 4raY. ..
Confederate dead IN he Breton ...
yard and Cedar-Grove c.n.t...
decorated with flowers by Masu
Camp. The camp assembled aI
fist church. and. headed hy i..
marched TO Brutcn churoH-ta..
with the crowd assembled gtth.r.I .+.
the graves OF the hcr1cs nf
cause and listened 10 haaut'
offered by Rev Or. H.don. la.'H. ....
Grove Avenue Baptist church i..
The graves We're then cu'nrr. 0.r
ers. during which the hymn "N
God. 10 Thee" was sung hy
young ladies' and gentlemon. l. I
ton church yard the pro,'-..r
out 10 Cedar-Groye cemetery.
the bones Of several hua.rI
rate dead. Prayer was or,r.f '. I,.
L. Z. Warren, after which each r..... 20.
ceived small token of aTNfi
membrance and during which
ate hymns were sung los OBJ. ....
crowd then returned 10 town
THE ADDRESS
At night the members % M. r.r.
their friends gathered in Ctm.r..
TO listen 10 an address by H., d.. 3D.
which was pronounced Dos AN
by the old vets, the finest ailr.. .
kind they had eyer hclrl Tho p ...
Doctor was warmly congutuitf
Commander M0ncure. Adlu'art %
Jones, Chaplain Lyman T.. Wharf.
others. The audience then r,tlr. A. ....
those who wished 90 connect tN...
with the camp Of tho sons 0f ...'.'
rate Veterans" About twenty nf. ..r
were enrolled. and an organiZtt.r R
perfected az an early Hay '.n.
Moncure then invited the vets
sons down 10 the ballroom N'.r
freshments We're served. an o|
greatly enjoyed.
At stated communicate &C 81
burg Lodge. \. +. and A. 81. t..
night, the following wee '...t.. OH. '
ensuing term: Park~ Jones '.f.
master; H. NJ Sweencr -'r'0r u..'
r. l.. Spencer. junior warrior ' d.
william, treasurer; John J. h.'0'r. t..
tary, j. II. Geddy. senior deacon. Do
Warburton. junior deacon It. .-
officers will be- installed Bonn. -
John s-Day, June 18th tIie ttli 't
on Sunday. but the day WiH 3D. I..,.
celebrated (25th) by grand tra.. a.l
sail on the noble York
The latest from the b'ds3. o,
Randolph Harrison rs thar r. .. .r.
sibly last but short time H'' mt.
of AZ any moment" III is g.ff-,t.
scious and conyerses with h.s tnu'
The children Of the white rIhHc
with their teachers. are tni0tln. fs.
selves on James river to-day ..Ir f
hospitable mansion OF Or. B.. q. Boil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
SUFFOLK FEMALE COLLEGE.
Graduating Exercises Yesterdsy-Destinc-
lions and Medals Awarded.


lions and Medals Awarded.
SUFFOLK, VA, June l2-(Special THE
graduation exercises of Suffolk College
took place at the City Hall to-day, COM
mencing at 1870 A. NJ. Following is a
list OF the graduates: Miss Mary Bin
coe. OF Ashland; Miss Pearl Hardy,
of Blackstone; Miss Margaret Cutchin,
OF Suffolk; Miss Addie Sledge. of Chucka-
tuck: Miss Evie Saunders, Of Lewiston.
n. C.: Miss Helen Murray. OF Suffolk ;
Miss Jenny Hlldrup. of Concord, Va.
Miss Alice Reed, Of Suffolk; Miss Lima
Robertson OF North Carolina. During the
exercises Miss Susie Stokes sang the solo,
"Changeless," and Instrumental music
was rendered by Misses Lizzie Savage,
Helen Twiford, Susie Stokes. Blanche
Kilby. Lille Dennis. Lucie Ogburn. Sailie
Reed, Addie Sedge. Mary Suffer. George
Halstead. and Louise Twitty. chorus,
Hearts Light as Air" was sung in good
style by the vocal class.
Judge Wilbur J. Kilby read list of
distinctions awarded in the various
classes and departments. after which the
following medals were presented by Rev.
w. Il. Beacham, OF Portsmouth, and Rev.
j. G. Reed. OF Suffolk--viZ.:
French-Miss Helen Murray.
Latin-Miss Lima Robertson.
Cierman-Miss Jenny Hilldrup.
Writing-Mlss Addle Sledge.
Deportment-Mis Eyie Saunders.
Progress In Art-Miss Kate Vandersllce.
Elan Art Medal-Mlss Bessie Peake.
General excellence in preparatory de-
partment-Miss Grace Vanderslicc.
General excellence In primary depart
ment-Hattie Smith Mcleod.
The closing concert Is in progress to-
night before an immense audience. Fol
lowing is the programme Quartette. over.
ture. I'll Tancredi," Kate Nanderslice
Sudje Bray Maggie Burgess. and Minnie
Hamilton; vocal solo, "Ah, At Length
tits Here" Fanny NJ. Crumpler; recita-
ton. Experience with Chickens" Maggie
Burgess chorus. Beautiful Bells" vocaI
class: plano duo. "Msrche Triomphale.'
Mary Blncoe and Helen Murray; recita-
ton, "Perdita," Mary Norfiett; voca
duet. "Fruhingslied George Halsteat
and Fanny Shackelford; piano solo. "Po
Ionaise," Op. ~. No !, Addie Taylor
tenor solo, Tell Her l Love Her So.
Graham H. Lambeth monologue. "Wher
Am Married" Fanny NJ. Crumpier
contralto solo, He Was Prince" Mar
garet Cutchin; recitation. "Zenobia,
Louise Britt: soprano solo. 1.-THE Butter
fly" Alice Reed partomime. Sister
Helen" Elizabeth S. Booker; duet ant
chorus, "Miserere," II Trovatore-Leonore
Estelle Edwards, Trovatore-Graham II
Lambeth. and vocal class: quartette
march from "Tannhauser," Addie Taylor
Jenny Hilldrup. Lula McGhee. and L@lt
Savage: Marche des Rubans. (arranget
by Lula V. Ivey), calisthenic class.
|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
AN ALABAMA TRAGEDY.
Young Man Shot and Killed by a Lead.
ing Kolbite.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June l2.-Shortlv
after o'clock tonight p. C. Bowman.
lawyer, and leading advocate OF
Reuben Kolb for the governorship. shot
and almost instantly killed Eugene JEFF
fers, the N-year-old son OF Thomas JEFF
fers, ex-Mayor OF this city. In a bar
room. Early In the evening Bowman
and Thomas Jeffers had dispute, and
Bowman, who is about six feet tall. and
weighs about 800 pounds. hit JefYers, who
Is an old man. and weight about lo5
pounds. twice In the face. Young LETTERS.
hearing OF the account. went to see Bow
man and ask for an explanation. Those
who witnessed the tragedy refuse to talk.
and II any words passed n Is impossible
to get particulars as to what they were.
Bowman was arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
ANOTHER BRIDGE BURNED,
Excitement Running High In Alabama
hallway Circles.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 12.-An-
other bridge has been burned, and excite
ment in railroad circles is running high
At O'Clock this morning three armed
men went to a bridge on the Georgia Pa
ciic railroad. near Cardiff. covered the
Waterman with pistols, and drove him
OF. They then poured oil on the struc-
ture and set fire to 1t. After 1t had gained
great Roadway they left The Waterman.
In the mean time. had secured section
hands. and, seeing the coast clear. came
back and extinguished the fire. but not
until three bents had been burned away.
The railroad companies have secured
rifles and are placing heavy detachments
OF men at the many bridges to drive OF
the vandals The men who burned this
bridge are supposed to be the same who
attempted to burn the Chinn trestie on
the Mineral early last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

called. and he wac rendered a. -.
Portable as possible.
nav. c. l.. Hoffman. Of Tsriory
ho,d,ns an interesting mission ~ G.,.
CniscopsI church here this Se-k Il.
Hoffman breaches Gospel ssrmons ~.
forcef,lI. and full OF feeling. f,rre 49,
gregations turn out TO hear him
MAJOR r. l.. Emry Captain v. u. d.,
Hon T. w. Mason. ". A. Dunn 3d..
ytiJI. and others went 10 Raleigh iof,
attend q meeting OF the STATE Domo,,..'
Executiye Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
THIRTY SHEEP KILLED BY DOCS
rIf,een or the Latter slaughtered b. st...
Balloon Ascsnsi"n..

WINDSOR. ". G., June i2-fsg,.
Saturday night nearly thirty sheep d, ....
ing 70 William T. Hecksten vrr. t.
by dogs belonging 70 negro's hsr. .
town. Yesterday SIR Heckstaii a.f ....
raj others spent the day hunting f- ...
dogs. and succeeded IN killing AH.a d..
them.
professor Odel OF El.utn ni.
~. .,oon ascension here sat.t..
went I'D about 5000 feet II" a'.. ....
exhibition OF snakes and morke..
,erday a i5-year-old hoy made o.. o..
sion. and went nearly tNic" ts ...
the Professor. The exhibitor a..
natronlzed on both occasion
The closing exercises Of lits .....
cr.v.s school were held in O.. 49,.
last night. The exercise w'f. a.
ten up. and the children acIsft.
selves handsomely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
FOURTH DISTRICT coNveNro,
Gail to Meet at smi,hneld Jui, i.,,-
Carried on Contrsbsnd Mhike,.

RALEIGH. n. g, juno l-.-ls.- a...
The Democratic Committee o. Oh. r....
Judicial District to-day ca.iel ,
vention 10 meet at Smithneh J., '..
Governor Carr was sick yssff.s. g.
to-day. and not able 10 b. a. the I..
tive office, but hopes % b. DI
few days"
Revenue Collector simon Pa
that last night unknown pet~... t
into the government warch'l-. sf D..
Fausts dlstillery. AZ Liberty
county, and carried away ia..
and a quantity OF whiskey V.
government had seized last Nlf0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
A Woman wrAnxier.

LONDON. June i2.-in the senior 60
In mathematics at Cambridge.
woman named johnson has won me 10
OF sixth wrangler for iss, distAh'iHe
her male competitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
Boydton DRY by ftys naistis

BOYDTON, VA, June j. -,~
At a town election today for Nl,.. .l.
councilmen. the direct issue OF w.
dry was made The dry uDAet asf
elected by five majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Canfornis
liquid laxative. syrup OF Figs under All
conditions. makes II their favorite reme,iv
To get the true and genuine article. iooL
for the name Of the California Ffr svruu
Company, printed near the bottom 81 tn
naaIkARA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

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UNDER FIVE TONS or EARTH.
Dug Out and Only Badly Bruised Mr..
Hofsasn's Interesting Missio. NsssIu..

seesun8 mission aestiug.
WELDON. N. C., June iA.-tspeciai.)--
Henry Adams tcolcred) was seriously In
jured while engaged In undermining an
embankment at the brick-yard here. The
hank csved In. buryins Adams under
about nve tons Of earth. Ths other work.
men. who witnessed the accident. quickly
dvs him out He was badly pruisad. One
thigh was broken. and there was an ugly
cut near the right eye. Medical aid was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

Orders for printing sent TO the Dis
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tention. and the style Of work and prices
wtll b. sure to please you.
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Ton. IL. I, iIldilS, =. - NilsHt, D.
wright. 'Miss Addie NJ. Meade: all OF
Virginia.
Passed all written examinations.
Mixed Mathematics-Harrison Randolph,
Virginia. and Il. o. Lovett. Ohio.
Applied Mathematics-W. A. Curd. J. p.
Eastwood Maurice Hunter, q. NJ. Peek.
x. +. Thomson. X. Sugino; all OF Vir-
ginia.
Analytical Mechanics-W. A. Curd. OF
Virginia.
Industrial Chemistry-C. Z. Amber.
West Virginia; Il. l.. Anderson, Virginia
w. A. Curd, Virginia, !. +. Davis. West
Virginia; I. X. Lake. Virginia; w. G..
Morrison. Virginia; }. ii. Paxton. Vir-
ginia. and V. s. Sloan, South Carolina.
Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry
Charles Il. Amber. West Virginia.
Ceoiogy-H. q. Murfee. Alabama.
Astronomical. Y Benedict, Virginia,
and r. o. Lovett, Ohio.
The Mason Fellowship Is awarded to
Morton W. Baker, OF the University of
Virginia.
PROFESSIONAL DEGREES.
Doctors OF MediciEe--Joseph II. Abra-
ham. Alabama James III. Aston. North
Carolina; Herbert T. Aydlett. North Caro-
lima; Austen Bell Kentucky: Charles III.
Davidson, Jr., Virginia; Douglas +. Duval,
Maryland: James NJ. Fenton, Virginia:
Roy X. Flanagan. Virginia; John Gil
liam. Virginia; Scale Harris. Georgia. Arlie
Cecil Jones. Virginia: William w. Luck.
Virginia: Leslie l.. Lumsden. Virginia:
Rawley w. Martin. Jr.. Virginia: Alex
ander Mitchell. Mississippi: Bernard w.
Moor. Virginia.: Wilson II. Newman,
South Carolina: w. +. Old, Virginia: J.
Wesley Price. Mississippi; George X. Sims,
Nirqif,ia. vviilia II Spitler " Vfroipia .
William ID. Sumpter. Tennessee j.
Spotteswoode Taylor, Virginia; Francis l.
Thurman. Virginia; George r. Thornhili.
Virginia; Richard A. UrQuhart. North
Carolina; George H. weiibrock. Georgia
Edward I. Whitemore. Connecticut: II.
Rrookman Wilkinson. South Carolina
Nicholas J. Worthington. Virginia: Hugh
II. Young. Texas.
Bachelors Of LAw-R. d. Ballantine.