The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-13

passionate devotion 10 the Union and
us nag. which Is not confined by terri
torial lines. nor limited by local preJu-
dices. nor restricted by party. the whole
people now work together for their com
n,on interests In the glory and growth
OF the Republic.
TIE TIME FOR CLOSER UNION.
The times are ripe for closer union,
ana more liberal and catholic opinion
OF Inc people OF every part or the union
towards each other. IL IS unW orthy the
heritage common to all II the intelligence
OF Virginia and New York happen 10 he
united upon great principles OF govern
mental policy. that they should peril the
triumph OF their political faith, because
the preJudices OF location and environ
ment divide them. However great may
have been the necessity for those Of like
minds, culture and doctrines, to enlist
under hostile banners. the occasion no
longer exists. The friends and the foes
OF protection and free trade, OF metallic
standards or fiat money, OF rigid or lib
eral construction OF the constitution. Of
| cehtrailzlng power or distributing Il among
me states, OF paternalism or individual
! eHorts. should be found North and South
and East and West in their proper camps,
ana Keeping step on the march TO the
music OF their parties.
TIE SAGE OF MONTICELLO.
This is the spirit emphasized under
! the. shadow Of the homes Of jefferson
q
and John Adams. each the founder OF
| great party, and bitter antagonists IN
| the field. spent the evening Of their days
~ mutual correspondence and labors for
their common country.
yIcT PRESIDENT sTIvTEsoE.
Mr.. Depew read closely from his notes
and only departed when he exclaimed
most earnestly: The time will never
come again when Virginia will be ruled
from Washington"
After Mr. Depew's Grafton calls were
made for Nice-Presldent Stevenson, who
responded briefly I'm continuous references
to Mr.. Depew and the great audience.
which, ne said. was UNSURPASSED by any
addressed To this sentiment Mr.. Depew
nodded a laughing assent.
Mr. stevenson did not touch upon pub
JIG questions at all.
Captain ". Gordon McCabe. OF Peters
burg, responded to calls. and, as is his
wont. set the table in a roar.
MEETING OF III EoAnr o. yIsTToPe.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Visitors
to-day Or. W .. Chri1tian. who, since
the death Of Professor William 3. Towles
on the 18th Of last September has been
acting professor Of anatomy and sur
gerry. was unanimously elected to that
chair. DR. John ). Davis. Jr.. was elect
ed adjunct professor Of pathology and hy- T
gene. The majority and minority reports F.
or the Faculty on the question of the ad-
mission Of women TO the academic schools
of this institution were submitted The
majority report. disappearing Of their adj .
MISSION was adopted with one dissenting /
vote
a committee to confer with the Faculty
looking into the advisability of inaugu-
rating system Of examinations for en-
trance into the academical and medical
departments was appointed
The Depew party. consisting Of Mr.. De-
pew. his son, Miss Paulding and the
AIIAGgE a raI -. .t.f
ms in special car Of the New York
Central and Hudson River railroad. and
vii remain until tomorrow
night
TIT GRADUATES.
The orators medal was delivered to
Hugh Dorsey, of Georgia. Tomorrow is
public day, when graduates. titled and
HhliIlted, VIII receive their honors. The
following Is list Of graduates.
PEoFFssIoNAL DEGHrRs.
Doctors Of Mediclne-Jcseph II. Abra-
ham, Montgomery Ala; James II. Alston
IowneSville y. c.; Herbert r. Avdletf |
flzabeth city, y. C.; Austen Bell. Bel
Ky; Charles II. Davidson, Jr.. Kerr's
/, rex Va Douglas T.. Duval, Annapolis.
Roy Il FlannagaA, Charlottesville Va:
IOhn Gillian. Martinsvine Va. Scale
Is, SSed4rtown, Ga; Arlle Cecil Jones,
burg. Va; Leslie L. Lmnsden' Mine
Run, Va; Rawley W. Martin. Jr., Chat
ll5a,m' Va; Alexander Mitchell, Vicksburg.
'll''s wi bspnaT 70 "; Moore Lyneh6urg'
=: w; F. Old. Deaa Va: J. Wesley ,
rice, Bonneville. Miss George X. Sims
1ouisa, Va; William IL. Spiller. Jr'
heYilie; Va; William D. surnpter,
,uiaski: Tenn; j. Spotteswood Taylor 2
,uVerslty or Va: Francis l.. Thurman ?
.astham, Va; George r. Thornhnl. APP +,
t,h c; II. Va; Richard \. Ur- .
rock savannah. Ga: Edward L. White !,
lore, New Haven. Conn; n. Brookman n
y llklnson. Claussen. ;. c.; Nicholas j. !
orthington, Winchester Va. Hugh II. :
Dung. san Antonio. Texas
llaci eiors Of Law-R. -. Ballantine. g.,
'ew@rk. y. j.; NJ W. Bartlett. Lexing,, y
Dn, Ky; A. George Blair. Jr.. ST. John. !,
l4ada; Levin /. Brown, Charleston. !, y
~ LINES =. Cannon, Richmond. Va; (
: ~ ,Deehert. Harrisorburg. Va. VII :,
am y. Eagles. OwensbOrough Ky; ! >,
arneS Gillespie. Tazewell. Va: Robert ~
' aS9lan' HH;aST1rti;s,oonburE. Va; John b.
ecker Ocala, Fla. Thomas r. Keith. g.
arTentcn' Va; Hugh II. Kerr. Waynes- >
'ro. Va, j. Markham Marshall. BaIti-
l ore I'D Warren W. Martin. Ocala.
,So,,b ne oldham. Little Rock. Ark;
'51epn - Parker. New Orleans. La
lnoy H. Perry, Key West. Fla: WI T.
iilni .. Peterkin. Parkersburg ". Va: "
liildHl a. Pratt, Waynesboro. Va; m
- li''f DtiIyNlIe, Va, William ~
saunders. San Francisco. Cal: John o,
Sebrell, CORTLAND, Va. Stanley e. al
oss, louisville, Ky; Archie X. Watson, in
emphis. Tenn. ~
Mechanical Engineers-Maurice Hunter &
EDMOND, Va; Joseph Z. Eastwood, M
y, ~ ltis,Inouth, Va; George VI. Peck. Uni az
WI Engineers-Willam A. Curd. How \,
.ecIa' Va; Robert +. Thompson, ex
ACADEMIC DEGREES. NJ
5achelors Of Arts-Morton W. Baker.
nVersity of Va. Gordon NJ. Buck,
dIlottesville, Va; James j. Chapman a,
idohsFille, Va; Joseph II. Eaton. Louis H'
le, ny; John G. Futrali Mariana
TX; Richard II. Hudnall Brandon
S.; Joseph w. X. Jenkins. Eatonton. r.
- X T.. Lee Marshall. Baltimore ID
l. w. w. Old. Jr.. Norfolk. Va: Cor by
= Paxton, Buena Vista, Va: Harry L. St
rs, columbus, Miss. Rev. \. Il. War cit
* Danyllle, Va; John c. Williams, on
Mt Hill. Va.
lasters Of Arts-John I. Curtis. War III,
ten, Va; Joseph II. Eaton. Louisville. lit
=; John c. Futran. Mariana. Ark: Tn
hard II. Hudnall. Brandon. Miss: Ma
eph W. r. jenkins. Eatonton. Ca: thi
Ham W. Old. Jr.. Norfolk. Va: Cor en-
Paxton. Buena Vista, Va: James Ella
Paxton, Bucna Vista, Va: John c. an,
.iahs. Flint Hill, Va; Rev. A. b. Nil
rwick, Danville Va. .>--
he Miller Scholarship is awarded 10
a. Marlin. of Esmont. Va, and the N
N !. Mason Fellow ship 10 Morton ". II
ter. OF the University OF virginia. III
former, founded on a Request OF the az