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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
NORFOLK TRUCKERS.
HURRYINc FORWARD OPERATIONS
FOR AN EARLY MARKET.
Why the Kaic and Spinach Crops Prove
Failures-Portsmoufh Postmaster
Gives Bond-susidcn Death.

NORFOLK, VA. March 7.-tSpecial.)-
The truckers of Norfolk county have all
finished putting I'm their fish potato CROP
and are hurrying forward other opera
tons. The green peas are coming on
finely. and unless n severe cold snap sets
In will be early in market. The heavy
fall crop OF cabbage here and in other
trucking sections south Of us. which pre-
vented the shipment OF the winter cab
bage OF the North to this section, Is said
to have been the prime cause OF the
failure of the southern kale and spinach
crops In the northern market.
RESIGNED.
Captain n. l.. Herbert. recently ap-
pointed postmaster of Portsmouth, re-
signed as a member of the Council last
night. and to-day forwarded his bond OF
IS, 900 to the department at Washington.
The oyster industry Is again duh for
the catchers the prices being unremunera-
tive, and a good many boats are laid up.
The packers, however. seem 70 be doing
fair shipping business. as the most OF
them own planting-g.ouhds AMI mainly
ship plants.
DIED IN \ YAWL BOAT.
Captain Henry u. Day commanding an
oyster schooner from Mathews county
died suddenly Yesterday afternoon while
going TO his vessel In a yawl boat from
Atlantic city. Death was caused by heart
failure. During the war Captain Day
served in the Portsmouth Rifles. Ninth
Virginia Regiment, and belonged to stone
wall Camp.
Rev. George G.. Smith, of the Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Conference, Is on a
visit to this section of Virginia.
The Fitz Lee Democratic club OF tine
Second Ward gave banquet at the CLUB
rooms Tonight. and there was mueh
speaking on the part Of the local pollu-
clans. The John S. Barbour Club also
banqueted tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Initial NnptlaIs at Neapolis.

DANVILLE. VA. March 7-(speclal)-
\ pretty home marriage took place IN
Neapolis tonight at 9 O'Clock. the. CON
tracing parties being Mr.. J. Lee Browder
and Mrs. Pattie Mum, daughter of he
late r. ]. Corbiu. There were eight cou-
pies who stood up with the couple, and
Rev. X. II. White performed the cere-
mony. The parlors had been lastly and
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
The bride was attirel I'm a neatly-ftting
dress Of white whlpcorl, with lace ana
ribbons. The bridesnaids wore white or
gardle, trimmed with ribbon and lace.
The groom is clerk of the Town Council
and chief clerk Of the motive-power do
partment Of the Richmond and Danviile
railroad. in Neapolis. At the conclusion
Of the services the company was invited
to a splendid wedding supper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
4 Wcst-f.nd German.

\ german was given at 20S west Mar
shall street Tuesday night in honor Of
AIR. and Mrs T.. T. Moore Those present
were Misses Minnie Brown. Gertrude
Coles. Ida Hooper. Minnie Hooper. Bertha
Smith. Annie King. Mary Berry, Mary
Walters. Agnes Maize. EXtell II ohbs.
Bette Wesh. and the Misses Gilman,
Messrs. q. Cole, l.. Kendall, J. and r.
Walker. G. Barham, c. Krausc, c. Hulce.
r.. X. Milligan. IL. Cardoza. +. and w.
Rankins. j. 3. f. Joynes, NJ. Pilson, and
Thomas Sweet.
The chaperons were Miss Annie Ran
kins and Miss Minnie Brown.
The Committee OF Arrangements en-
braced Mcssrs. $ Chaton Hulce, T.. V.
Rankin. r. J. Walker G. Barham. The
West-End Club rendered some sweet
music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
BARN BURNED IN ORANGE.
Death of Mr. Henry Martin-cari Brum-
mett Discharced-Suit for slander.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March T.
Especial 3: The barn Of Rev T.. X. Perry
near Unionvile Orange county. was
found 10 be on fire yesterday morning
about o'clock. and before the family
could get to the building. a valuable
horse. with all the crop of hay, farming
implements, harness. etc. were consumed
The origin Of the fire is unknown. Mt.
Perry is from home on preaching tour
he being the evangelist OF the Disciples
Church for Piedmont. Va.
Mr.. Henry Martin. the Oldest man IN
the section Of Unonvilc. died yesterday
after long Illness. He was consistent
member of the Unionyille Disciples
church. and was between 50 and ~ years
old.
In the Corporation Court to-day the
case Of young Carl Rrummett. who accl-
dentaIly shot and killed NELL Harrison
Oh the evening of January "a last, ana
who was indicted 10y the grand jury for
involuntary manslaughter was called. On
motion of the Commonwealth Attorney
a nolle proseqUi was entered.
CASE CONTINUED.
The case of Arthur Lawson, charged
with carving concealed weapons, was
called and continued until Thursday.
March 18th.
MIR. Lawrence Taliaferro notified Mr..
O. ID. Foster that he Will institute SUIT
for Islander against him In the circuit
Court of this city This action grows out
Of the late trouble in the post-oiiice here
while Mr.. Foster was postmaster and Mr..
Taliaferro was his assistant The amount
of damages is not named in the notiiica-
ton.
While away from his home yesterday
evening the dwelling OF Mathew Sisson,
q fisherman. situa,cd at the mouth OF
Ouantico creek. in Prince William, took
fire and was burned to the ground. His
wife. however, with the assistance OF "a
ueighbor. was fortunate enough TO save
everything Of value. The fire is supposed
10 have originated in the chimney. Loss.
$50: no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
socia,,,e ,t Tourth- Street Church.

The ladies OF Fourth-Street Baptist
church will give sociable tomorrow
night. TO which all Of the members Of
the church and congregation have been
extended cordial invitation. The pres
ence of the Baptist pastors of the city
has also been asked The reunion viii
be Of a purely informal character. and is
designed 10 bring the congregation to-
gether. so that its members may be-
come better acquainted with each other
and have an opportunity to meet Kew
DR. Nelson. who is supplying the PASTOR
ate in the absence of permanent pastor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Richmond Locomotive. Works.

Al the annual meeting Of the stockhotd-
,rs Of IN. Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works held yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were. reelected: President
William H. Trigg: Nice-Presiient Joseph
Bryan: Sccl tary. George +. Jones; Treas
urer. William G.. Ferguson.
The company IS now employing nearly
100 men. and shipping this week In addi-
lion 90 other work. three heavy ten
wheeled passenger engines for the Rich
mond and Danvine railroad, the order
for which was given less than sixty days
aEO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Gave Their Friends IA Ball.

The complimentary ball given by several
young ladies of the West End to thelr
gentlemen friends took place Tuesday
NIGHT at 1913 west Main street. quite
large crowd was present and every one
seemed to have "A good time. Refresh
mcnts were served at u o'clock, and the
pleasant AFFAIR broke up two hours later.
Among the dancers were Mrs. Harris,
Misses Kate and Willie Harris Ehie
CraWley, Cappie Byran, Kate McAlwee
Lena Blount, Annie Blankenship, Lottie
Brooks. Lilly and Maggie Wade. and
Messrs. ben. McAlwee. John Wagenor
Willie Meanlcy Tom Smith, Marshall
Locklane j. $. Ford, Howell. Don Came
ron, Hugh Nerell. T.. Bethel. Marion Mar
lin. Charles Hail. James O'Bricn, s. a.
De Lacie. and others The music was
furnished by William Hin ard Pete Roc
chiccioli. 1t Is supposed these popular
entertainments will be given quite often
now by both the ladies and gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
DIR. Furness's Lecture To- Night.

Dr. Horace Howard Furress of Phila-
delnbja. the famous Shakespcarean critic.
writer. and lecturer, will resume his lee
lures in the chapel Of Richmond College
tonight. His subject will be Henry w
Tomorrow night his engagement VIII
close with a discussion Of Hamlet"
The committee il charge of the Thomas
lectures made a happy selection in en-
gaging Or. Furress. and the two lectures
delivered last week were heard with real
Measure and profit by large audiences.
The chanel will certainly be crowded to-
night The lectures are open to the pub
Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Snnreme Court OF Appeals.

Thurston against Hudgins, benton
against Russell, sheriff. Passed.
Virginia Development Company asaihS,
Grocer Company. Home Buildihs anu
Construction Company against Cily Oh
Roanoke, Hutchings against Commereiai
Bank Of Danyille, Marshall against Tai-
mer and Rison against Moon. Cohlihueu.
Norfolk ana Western Railroad Company
against Phelps. Set for 18th OF March.
Kr.se against Clark. Set for the sth
Of March. nv
Morton against Dillon. Argued by w;
w. Henry. Esq, for appellant ana nm
Carter. Esq, for appellee ana submi'teu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
StauDton May Have Two Fairs.

STANTON. VA, March 7-(Special)-
meeting Of the Livestock and Fair
Association met here today in the court
house. Application for a charter was
approved. and will be- addressed 10 Hon.
William Mclaughlin, Of the Circuit Court.
This association Is 4 rival Of the baldwin
District Fair Association, and "A com
mittee was appointed to get the use of
the Fair-Grounds. owned by this city.
Both associations will probably use the
city grounds at different dates, and Staun-
ton will have two fairs each season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
C,rsuit Court Matters.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday ~,
order was entered allowing James and
Mary Grant to adopt Kate Woods anu
changing the name of the latter to Annie
Grant.
Messrs. Pike Powers. George L. ferrihl
y. II. Baskervill. Frederick r.. Waither,
Henry Moltz. George A. Barksdaie' ahu
~ H. Cobbs were appointed trustees OF
ST. Andrews church.
The trustees OF tbe Fifth African zap
tist church were allowed to sell tneir
church property on Main street near MOT
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

Colonel W. r. Atkins. OF Meckienourg
VINO has been spending some weeks mere
Is often mentioned in connection win me
Democratic nomination for congress ~
the Fourth District. He has served the
PARTY In numbers OF important positions
and always with credit. aud VIII no uoup'
receive a large support shoula Nc ~
sent 10 become candidate, Spinv '"l'
eco II. was generally understood that Mr.
F,,es woull NOT seek reelection. but he has
made no public announcement OF his pur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
a NEW BANK CASHIER.
Truit Trees blooming and winter ""ne-
4 Matrimonial Harvest.

WILSON. y. G.. March I-(Special)-
air. w.. T. Warren. Of this place has
..sn elected cashier Of the FIRST Ma
t.,.l Bank Of Wilson Mr. John Hutch
.u-.r the retiring cashier, has filled the
l..e- with credit but he leaves now on
account Of impaired health Mr.. Warren
is "a fine accountant and husiness-hah'
ana WI. lu the place acceptablN.
10 ls 10 rare thing that such haInlN
weather as has prevailed for the last zen
d.,,. t- .xu.rieucsd al this season Of the
V..r Frlit trees are blooming. and winter
appears GO be- gone.
Nrr,-tcr-of- Deeds Warren issued I'VE
tntr,ia.. licenses In one day recently.
HI f.. \. Woodland Is AT home for
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Not IA Ouoruin Present.

The Council Committee on Jomcs-ltiver
Improvement failed To get quorum last
evening. and will hold It's meeting in he
new city Han tomorrow at l2;S0 o'clock.
The most important matter To come BE-
fore the body VIII be the selection OF
a member TO take the place on the com
ui,tee Of Mr.. L. -. Crenshaw, Jr.' tue
new assistant postmaster |ity-A,'oi-
-, Nferedith holds that Mr Crenshaw
c,nnot retain both his position in Inc
nost-of,ice and his membership on the
,n,,fnlffef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
PETERSBURG SPANISH PEANUT co.
Incorporated by Judge Bernnrd-s'a'e
Base Ball League-Eeligious Meetings.

PETERSBCRG. VA, March 7.-(Spe-
cial Ills Honor, Judge d. NJ. Bernard
at the session Of the Hastings Court to-
day granted a charter Of incorporation 10
the Petersburg Spanish Peanut Company
the officers of which for the frs, year
are Morris Levy. president; George Davis
Vice-president: Richard a. Harrison, sec
rotary and treasurer. Directors Morris
Levy. George Davis. II. a. Harrison. ana
NJ. l.. Myers Of Petersburg; X. c.
Marks and X. Il. Elliott. OF Norfolk. and
u. u. Balm, Of Sussex county. The pur-
poses OF the company are the purchasing
cleaning, selling. manipulating. and
storing of peanuts. The capital is to be
not less than 5000 nor more than 5000
divided into shares of $50 each. The COM
pany is to hold no real estate. and the
principal office will be in Virginia. OF
course all persons familiar with the pea
nut trade for some years past VIII re-
cognize in the names of the above officers
gentlemen who are thoroughly cognizant
of the business. and who probably see a
good thing ahead Of them.
CRANKS SATISFIED.
The organization Of the State Base
Ball League Is satisfactory TO the base
ball cranks Of this city. The Petersburg
club is to be reorganized on a basis that
viii undoubtedly win the pennant for the
club.
The mild weather of the past few days
has almost brought out the blooms on the
early fruit-trees.
The union evangelstic meetings which
have been conducted with such eminent
success for many weeks past. have been
changed this week to the Market and
High-Street Methodist Episcopal churches
Both of tnese edifices are taxed 10 their
utmost 10 accommodate the people who
seek admission. Last night there were
ten conversions at the IIigh-Street church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
A Bedford Merchant Assigns.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, March 7.-(spe-
cial)-W. -. Abbott, general merchant.
made an assignment to-day I'm favor of his
creditors. with William Eubank trustee
The liabilities aggregate 800; and though
no inventory has yet t'en made it Is
hoped the assets viii about equal that
amount. The failure is the outcome OF
heavy obligations assumed some years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Fire in an Orphanage.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March Fire
broke out in the boiIer-shed Of the Or
manage of the Good Shepherd, Morton
avenue. this morning at 40 O'Clock.
There were forty-two people in a build
ing adjoining, including thirty-four chill
dren. They were gotten out without ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
JULIUS eOEL'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Lost Horse and Buggy Crossing south
River, But saved Himself.

BASIC CITY. VA, March 7.-(Special)-
julius Edcl. Of Richmond. Va. came near
being drowned yesterday in the South
river about o'clock T.. NJ. lie had been
out on business, and returning to Basic
city his horse fell In the river and was
drowned. The horse and buggy Were
both left in the river. The water is fall
ing. and it is likely that the buggy will
be gotten out. The team belonged to j.
Ernnk Fry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
EASTERN STATE HOSPITAL.
Routine Business Transacted by the
Executive neutrality-suspicious. sold.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March 7.-tSpe-
cial 1.-The Executive Board Of the East
ern State Hospital adjourned at late
hour last evening. after an all-day seS-
sion. Captain McCracken, Of Fredericks-
burg. the president pro TEN. Of the board,
presided In the absence Of Colonel Walter
Taylor, the president. who was I'm attend
ance at the funeral Of General Jubai
Early. The committee transacted large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
4 NEGRO MURDERER ON TRIAL.
Assignment Of !. &. Seasons co. 4"
Iulcinn-Dr. W. W. Royal Lectures.

WELDON. y c.. March 7-tSpcclall
The cas-, Of Walter james. charged Win
murder. was called IA the Superior Court
~ Halifax this morning. The parties are
alI c0lo.ed.
= g. S,--oms a. Co.. general nficn"n-
.ii.. ~ I.ti.ton. ll.i ID deed Of assign
,'aoi Yesterday. Their liabilities appi 9Ni-
,....t.. Slm0 with assets about sufficient 10
cover th's amount
Rrv Dr. w ". Royal Of the Virginia
Methods, Episcopal church. south FOR
m,rlv missionary 90 china, delivered a
WV fine l,ctur, here last night w
H.val was forced TO abandon his iahois
IN The for. rn mission field on account 81
the bad health of his wife.
Miss Annie Stainback is visiting iHeh'S
In YOUR city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
blanchard Mnde Senator.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March 1.-con-
gresham NJ. G. Blanchard has been ap-
pointed United States senator by Cover.
nor Foster. to fill the unexpired term OF
senator White. until the Legislature meet1
in May this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
KELLER ALLOWED UNTIL FRIDAY.
They Want the Money Kept In Town.
Rescued n Coiorrd Girl.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March =
Special Mr.. s NJ. Keller. late candl-
date FOR the mayoralty Of this city, and
who contests the nomination Of Mr.. John
s. Patton to that Office, has been allowed
until Friday I'm which to file his bill OF
particulars Of alleged fraud and irregulari-
ties IN the late primary.
\ meeting Of businessmen have en-
tered a protest against the expenditure
any more Of the $4,000 recently authorized
for street purposes on the outlying dis
tricts. They want the remainder of the
appropriation expended on Main street.
4 maria ye license was issued by the
Clerk of the County Court to Mr.. Eliiah
Is. Hughes and Miss Willie T. Dudley.
Mr.. A. l.. Early rescued little colored
girl from drowning on Saturday. She had
fallen into a swift AMI swollen river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

gse grand jury for this term o. ine'
Hastings court-the first ever heiu ~
the new city HaIi--yesterday caused srea'
surprise 10 Judge Witt aud Clerk i-aw,on
by presenting his Honor with q beauthu
silver water-sct AID the Clerk Win an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

HEunSNILLE. y c., March 1-(Spe-
ral-J. $ Butcherson & Co, clothiers
lf This place. made an assignment to-day,
canning samuel Smith az trustee. lAaDlil-
.,s and resources not made public as yet
rut they say they viii meet all opllsa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
i THE |
|F0URQUREAN-|
1PRICEC
-<..--@ss-
LACE TREASURES.

1 The spring fashions are gaining
ground. Already the new laces are
in their places. One look will coax
another-and before you know it
you will find yourselves in love with
the whole assortment.
More exclusiveness OF all the
novelties we. select there is not ono
We would give up control OF. We
are perfectly satisfied with the va
rietv az il is. You must he, too.
You cannot look so much richness
art, and cleverness in the face with
ont being won to its shrine.
LACE, they tell us, is TO be much
used. No wonder. with such foun-
tain of handsome patterns to draw
from. We don't expect you 10 buy
every time you look But We would
like to have you feast your eyes on
these beauties-get an idea Of the
prices-iudge qualities. Then you
can soon tell whether you would
rather pluck from the "wild
growth or the cultivated fields of
loneliness.
POINT DE yENISE LACES in
Beige and white, from | 10 . inches
wide, with insertions to match.
NET-TOP POINT DE NENISE
LACES, in ecru and Beige, from .
to Is inches wide.
POINT D'GENE LACES, from
3 to . inches wide.
POINT GAZE aud POINT APP
PLIQUE LACES, from 3 TO 10
inches.
White and Cream Oriental Laces,
from 2 to II inches vide, with in.
sertions.
VALENCIENNES EDGES and
INSERTIC N IN all widths and all
qualities.
TORCHON. MEDlCI, and
: SMYRNA HANDMADE LACES
and insertions, from inch to u
inches wide.
Silk and Cotton Beadings and
Footings in all widths.
BEIGE AND WHITE POlNN
VENISE INSERTiNGS, ! inch to-
3 inches wide, from
zoe. to ~ a yard.
ECRU POINT VENISE EDGES
in pointed effects, . to . inches
wide-one Of the novelties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
nDessh of Mr. Nicholas L. wsds.

pANvILI.E, VA, March 7.-tSpeciaLl--
Mr. Nicholas Lawson Wade. a well-known
and aged citizen Of Danvilie. died here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

Why cough and annoy the whole au,
dicnee when DIR. Bulls cough-Syrup VIII
stop II?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

ia 1-Tu. ThtwlSsloortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
BLACK LACES.

BLACK POINT VENISE.
BOURBON AND CHANTILLY
LACES, from ! to Ii inches wide,
in at least forty different styles.
Black Observation-Disclosures
Point Venise Insertings in all
widths.
Real Duchess Lace, 2 to 10 inches
wide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-19
TcGuire's School,

The closing exercises of the twenty
ninth session Of McGuire's School took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock in
the large hall of the school.
After the distribution OF medals and
certificates the principal, Mr.. john p
Mcclure. made an address. in his speech
he ALLUDED to the past high standing Of
the school. and mentioned several Of his
former scholars who during the past year
ks d carried off the highest hCrCrs at their
respective colleges He complimented the
session. and remarked that Il had been
the most successful during his long ca
reer as a schoolmaster.
The scholarship for the following year
winch belongs to the Red Ribbon DiviS-
ion, was awarded 10 William *. Bridges
The Washington and Lee scholarship,
belCI giug 10 the Purple Ribbon DIVISION,
was given 10 Minor Bronough, who was
selected by the principal. The Loves
School scholarship was divided between
". Russell Bowie and Daniel ID. Tallsy,
they being the only ones 10 attain the
Purple Ribbon Division in the lower
school. ,.,.
The following is the roll Of divisions
with the lists OF successful students IN
their different degrees; p,n-
Scholarship and Conduct-Purpie KID
bon. Division Qae highest, s2 10 max,
with the scholarship given to the scn -,
by Washington ana Lee UnlNersI.!sa
with agreement that Ii shall be as gnu
20 a boy OF equal standing WIN t.o
rest or the DIVISION, ana purpVSihe - -
tend that institution. More than one sa %
these boys made an average for the ses-
sion between So and ~. including eH
aminations and monthly standing n r.
Averett.. L. II: Blair NJ Br9nausT' a
coyenore. S. Darlington. /. Davenport
ID. w. Ellyson, w. T. Fitzgerald. W
ID. Gordon. j. III. Guy, @. Howison L.
c. Howison. d. Helstern. c: NJ. hnnter'
O. q. Kcan, !. u. Lee. 4. b, McAdanls'
]. A. Mason, r. II. Minor. j. u. MoIdesal,
NJ Z. Robinson. J. III. SPiimsn, n. St"hs
fellow, G. l.. Yodd. u. warwick T.
l.. Worme,cy, Jr., II. N. Mason. T.,
Lower school: Dividing echolarship IN
upper school for 1915: w. X. BOWIE
Jr., ID. -. TaIley, Jr. - To
The use of the Washington ana Lee
scholarship under the conditions named
is assigned to Minor Bronaugh. sc,o
Red Ribbon Division, with sen a ~, $50
larship for 1ss4-'5, by vote OF di'isionr
upper school: C. W.. Anderson. x NJ
August. r. II. Bauch. W.