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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
MK. YOLIErS scH0oI.
Certificates and Medals Awarded at the
Closing ENegci,es.

The closing exercises OF Mr.. G. NJ. Mol
leys school took place last Friday at the
school-house. No. 1J north Pine street
The following certificates Of distinction
and medals Were awarded
Those Receiving Certificates of Distinc-
tion In First SpeIling-JOnn y. Burial,
Pleasant0n l.. Conquest, Jr., Kendall
Weisiger, William G. Lamb, Stuart q.
Leake, Frank r.. Carter. Sanford tlem-
ing, Mann ). Quarles, Jr.. Clarence Car
ter, Beverly IL. Tucker, George Il. West
Frederick Knowles
second Spelling-Archer " Archer, VIII
liam NJ. Archer, Deas Archer, Hamilton
NJ. BaskerNll, Lucius Cary, Arthur NJ
Cannon, Allen ". Freeman. Isaiah W.
Fuller, Matthew Gilmour Jr., Cullen >.
Pitt. Thomas r. Price, Jr, Drury l.. Rice,
J. Blythe Moore, Jr., Wills G. Pulliam,
Charles Il. Talbot Jr., Robert \. Shep-
pard. George \. Derhyshire, Mason White.
First Grammar-PIedsanton l., Conquest,
Jr.. William c. Lamb, Stuart {. Leake,
Thomas i. French.
second Grammar Clarence Carter. San
ford Fleming. John j.. hurrall, Allen w.
Freeman, Mann ; Quarle5'
Third Grammar-William VI. Archer
Deas Archer Lucius cary, isaiah W.
Fuller. Wills G. Pulliam, cullen =. PITT
w Buriing Tucker. Thomas X. PRICE,
1betoric-Artbur " Cannon. William f.
Gordon. Venable Johnson, Robert A.
She,'nayd Mason White Charles III. Tai
bott. Jr.. r. Murray Hunter
History OF Eng and-Cltr nee Carter,
Frank Z. Carter Atcn.r W. Archer
Peverlv II Tucker w. Burling Tucker,
Kendall Weisiger George ?. West Plea
santon L. Conquest
History Of Rome AMI GTTeecero harles
H. Talbot, Jr, A ,lon,, "" "; Freeman 9y,,'al
Iy l.i,p Cary John y. Burial. J. B ythe
NInoro willis c. Pulhan. Hunter MEG.
TaS1or William 81. Archer George a.
beTbvshire, Thomas r. Price. Jr.. Deas
N PHYSICAL Geography--HamlltOn N.
r;asi,erviile Allen " Ere man. cullen
< pitt. Kendall Weisiger. Hunter MEG.
T2vlor. ". Burling Tucker, william VI.
Archer. Norven Walker, Deas Archer.
Msna e,sSc:N SEfuIdiii wesiger. William NJ.
Archer Clarence Carter, peas Areher'
Mann S Quaries. Hunter McH. Iaylor'
Allen W. Freeman. cullen ;. Ply, W.
Ruriing Tucker. Allen Y. Stokes. Hanil-
Manual of Geograhy-Pleasanton l.;
CONQUEST. Jr.. Frank E. Carter, Sanford
Flen.ing. William c. Lamb, Llnwood
Latham, Stuart c. LeaKe, Ihomss :.
Trench. Beverly II. TUCKER FREDERICK
FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING L; Con
Quest. Drury /. Rice, John d; Burial.
WuIiem O. lamb Hunter NEG Taylor.
No ,risiT Walker. Beverly H Tucker. San
ford Fleming Frank Z. Carter. Stuart
Second d'' Arithmetic-Clarence Carter.
Thomas Tm " r. Price, Charles F. Tenant.
j. blythe Moore, Jr., Max J. Go Sohep ns,
able Johnson. Luclus cary Ml ma,l,.a S'
Archer. Deas Archer, , hsnu"i Gordon
Wills c. Pulliam. Wliiani r "'N'"'
George A. Derbyshire' . p,.. cr.ro,.o
First Algebra-Cullen 5. Pltt, Si ia yws
Garter Allen W. Freeman K Ken pre wr,
siger, Hamilton NJ. BsskerViI,. D Isa,aS
". Fuller. John d. Burial W. Burning
Tucker, J. Blythe Moore. Jr'. Max J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
Cohen, Mann s. Quarles. George A. Der


Second Aigebra-Luclus Cary. Yenable
Johnson. Matthew Gilmour Mason White,
Willie C. Pulliam, Robert A. sheppard.
Third Algebra-Charles II. Talbot. Jr..
Arthur NJ. Cannon. II. murray hnnter.
First Geometry-Cullen $. Pitt, Venabie
Johnson Lucius Cary. Kendau Weislker'
George a. Derbyshire. X. Murray Hun
ter.
Second Geornetry-Charles II. Tsibott'
Jr.. Mason White. Matthew Gilmour
First LatIn-Archer W. Archer. william
NJ Archer, Deas Archer. Hamilton NJ;
Baskt rvill Clarence Carter. SANFORD
Fleming. Allen w. Freeman, Nenaple
Johnson, Stuart c. Leake, Cullen S. Pitt.
Norvell Walker. Robert A. Sheppard.
Second Latin-Lucius Cary, Max j.
Cohen, John u. Burial, W. Burning
Tucker, Isaiah w. Fuller
Third Latin-Thomas r. Price, Jr''
Wills G. Pulliam, Mason White, george
A. Derbyshire, Matthew Gilmour.
Fourth Latin-Charles II. Talbot, Jr,
William F. Gordon.
Greek-Matthew Gilmour. Jr.
MEDALS AWARDED.
The following students received gold
medals:
Pleasonton L. Conquest. Jr.. in arith-
metic; Sanford Fleming. in penmanship
Pleasonton l.. Conquest, Jr, In elemental
nv English: Charles n. Talbot, Jr., in
higher English; Hamilton NJ Basker-
Vile in Latin; Charles n. Talbot. Jr.,
in higher mathematics; William +. Cor
don, defamation. Cullen 5. Pitt, having
received the highest general average,
was awarded the scholarship for the next
session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June l6.-Flour duh and
easy: winter wheat. low grades. Sl.sOV
$50: patent. $2.0OQ325; Minnesota clear
29g2eS patent So'4 asar e i9w eom
mon to fair extra, S2.VOg3.Ovi good 10
choice do. s3OOQ3.J0.
Wheat dun ana 1c. lower. closing
steady; No. red. store store ana ele IowSr
No. red. June, GOc.' july Vo3'e'' "u-
% Co Corn drn at lsiAc. lower and closed
weak. No. - 4Jlf lJlsc. elevator fyr t,,sS.
a0oat OPTIONS weak at &c declne'
June, 441,c.. July. 45lsc. august 4''sc.
oats dun and nOminally higher, Op-
tions easier; June. iSi2c.; July, tSAc.i
August, 31iac. Spot-No. = i9c. 40
white, Ole, mixed western t'9"ov'
HAY moderately active and steady;
shlpping. 5JaOjc.. good TO choice, lonS0c.
Wool steady; domestic fleece, iTg22c.;
pulled. lJn3lc
Beef duu: family, sl2Oo0l4oo; extra
mess. Ss.oOnS5O: beef hams quiet AT
Slso0alN.50' tlerced beef dun city extf ,s,
India mess. $1S.o0HlooO; cut meats quiet
and firm: picked bellies, S6.62ifnH Ioi
shoulders. $3.50a5.62h, hams. NiO.oov
1928. -
Lard steady; western steam. 500 city.
$3.50. Refined auiet. Continent. SfBo;
South America. S7.Sj; compound. so.'S@
pork firm and dull; mess. si35Oais.75;
extra prime SD 500l3 80.
Butter quiet and unchanged.
Cotton seed oil steady. crude, 2sq DC;
yellow. 32isN33c.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged
Rosin firm: strained. common TO good'
1.3iff1. 80. -...
Rice firm and fairly active; domestic,
fair 10 extra. 3NQ5hc.; Japan, lN44hc
MOlasses- Foreign nominal; New or.
leans. open kettle. good to choice. quiet
and steady AZ 2TH3Tc.
Peanuts steady.
FlaXsecd nominal.
Frcights to Liverpool steady; cotton
J-Gid., grain, III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17


CHICAGO, I'LL. June 16.-Members OF
the Board OF Trade-that Is, those VINO
are now in some way or another idenu-
fled with the elevator interest, were
considerably exercised today over
report which was widely circniatei that
undesirable Wheat only would De de-
Nvered on July contracts. Inc Tear
that this really might be 50 was very
important item In today news on
wheat. and had an influence for III on
nrices TO guard against any move
~ This kind by the elevators, the board
NJ Trade called meeting OF their dlrec,,
tors today to consider the question o.. OF
ennointing committee to inspect the
errain I'm all store-houses and 10 protect
,hannselyes from imposition In respect 70
dsI,veries. rhere was not much yiyaeity
.o trade to-day, and little ability 10
LIZ from weak and declining inclina-
To- and prices There was large
s,gm Of changing from, July into Sep
,amber to-day by the elevator people
Tho sold the former and bought the
latter July opened at from 5sh.c. TO
So sold between 5si&c. and 5IAc.. clos
sng al b7Hc.. a net loss OF S.c. from yes
.arday Cash wheat was quiet and
sa.isr. prices declining full cent
Corn was without Independent feature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
TOBACCO ENCHANGE.
RICHMOND. y. June 10,

RICHMOND, A., June 10, f0'i.
No offerings Of touaccos al auction on
Change to-day offerings az auction
on Change for the week ending to-day,
PSI packages, highest price Tor s'n-cured
Private sal reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-laN-
Wrappers. ~ hOgsheads, filters, 4. smok-
ers. :; leaf (darkJ. 5. Total 40 hogs
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
week ending to-day. Wrappers 20 hoSs-
heads: nllors, 22i. cutters. 49, smokers,
.: scrap brighO. .. leaf fdarN 90;
burleys, Z; western, y, lngs (darhi' g.
Total, 2O7 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Bright. - hosshcads arli 1
tierce: dark. - hossneafs ana ] tieTce'
Relnspec tion8-Brignt. ~ h0gsheaas .
Inspections and reinspec'ions Tor the
week ending to-day. lnspectDni-briEht
IS7 hogsheads and ? uerces; dark, "y'
hogsheads and 2fl tlerccsi West In' 81 ~
hogsheads Reinpections- 3is
hogsheaIs and . tlerces; dark. IL hogs
Tofal sanpllng for the week ending
to-day .233 hOgsheads AMI 2I0 terceS
Wvers' scabrook's No.Ts. Crenshaw's.
choc[oo Farmers, Planters. Jones',
AIloghanv. OLA Dominion. and Shell
burne's tobacco warehouses report TO-
day. Receipts, 81 packages, deliveries.
% packages. ~,
The same tobacco wareh ouses with
Vaughan's Davenports and Virginia
added report for the week ending to-
day: Receipts. 5S3 packages; deliveries.
GO packages.
Excess OF deliveries over receipts for
the week ending to-day - packases.
United states internal revenue col
lections for the city OF Richmond. Va.
to-day: Cigars and cigarettes. 30. plug
tobaccos. sl.s151S. Total. 81 $50 IL.
United states internal revenue col
lections for the city OF Richmond. va,
Tor the week ending to-day; Cigars and
cigarettes. 81. 237i2: plug tobaccos. Si2.-
s7675. Total. 2iii3sI
MIR. Alfred Cray f. in receipt OF teie-
gram 10 the effect that the adjudication
OF the Italian contract In Rome. Italy,
to-day. resulted In nothing, no award
being made.
Registered at the Tobacco EXCHANGE
to-day. y. W Winston and III. i. Taw-
sew. Louisa county: william Morgan.
New York: J. N. Mayer. Richmond; l..
Il. Flournoy, Chesterfield county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
RALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD. June l6-t1our
dull and unchanged ,.o,,
Wheat lower; spot and June, 80 oSDe';
Tulv 5SS.G5SEc: August I!.sN@fbc.;
september. G07saGlc.. steamer no. , red,
5li505aic.: milling wheat, by sample
corn easy; mixed spot 460iGisc.; June.
46c. bid; July. fJaic. bid; southern corn.
hy sample, 47l4150c.: do on grades. 40
SOC. .o,,
N 400. No mixed, western. 46iaa47c.
Rve slow. No. ., 5JNJGc.
Hav steady.
coffee FIRM No 7. $1,000
other articles UNCHANGED
virginia century jaGCO Northern Cen,
trail stock. Gsh asked p0lt~o-. onf
Ohio Southwestern firsts. 1913, bid Con-
soldated Gas bonds, llD4nll' 30.
stocks, exact
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Va. June ~. 1871.

Offerings Wheat. ~ bushels corn
Cwhitc). 32i bushels, corn miNeD, ~
bushels, oats. JOO bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 22S bushels; corn (white),
32i bushels, corn (mXed), 20 bushels.
Quota lions -Wheat-LOngberry C0c. 10
Gle: mixed. &c. to Gle: shortberry. CSC.
10 Glc.; No. red, G0c. TO G0iac.
Corn-Whlte. Virginia dag lotsl zoe.
to Gle. No. > white. 5lc: No. > mixed.
OatsDNo. ? mixed. 4Gllc. to 47c: 40.
3 mixed. 45c 10 46c
Rye-jlc. 10 jjc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. June iG.-Spirits tur-
pentlne market firmly held at 2sl2c Tor
regulars; receipts .237 casks
Rosn market strong: advance OF SC.
on q and - grades sales (half daO.
500 barrels. Quote-A, b, c, md u.
81 .O5: T.. Sl.lO. +. S115; G. S1.i5: "
$40: ]. S1.0J; X. 1925; NJ, S2f0: y.
81 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

Cash QuotatiOns-Fl0ur In moderate de-
mand and the feeling was easy at un-
changed prices. No. spring wheat.
5Sa59iac.: No. , red, SIC; No. corn,
Gf3 4Tb. lard. S6.67ieN8.io. short ribs,
So 5Oa6.52ia; dry salted shoulders S5;62.1
asst; short clear sides, S6.02Ha6Io'
whisky, Sl.l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
WILMINGTON
~ \ G lime fe.-Rosin

WILMINGTON. y. c.. June i6.-Rosin
firm. strained, g0c good strained. 95c.
Turpentine quiet but steady al &c.
Tar steady nc Si.lj
Crude turpcntine steady; hard, Sl.W;
soft. Si7O; virgin, SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
RICHMOND POST OFFICE.
T IST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS:
l. JUNE Is. 1894:
FEMALES.

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FEMALES.
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Lucinda Allen. Catharine Alexander.
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kins.
Miss c. L. Baker. Miss Mary Booker
Miss Ellen Boman. Miss Mohe hotts,
Miss Nellie Bowden. Mrs Francis EIax-
ton. Bertha Bredhriner. Miss HatIy
Brown. Miss Matte Brown, Mrs. NlrSle
Byrd. Mrs. Il. T. Burdell. Mrs. Nara
Bentley.
Mrs Mary Coles, Mrs. Roxie Choose,
Miss Ada Christian. Mrs A. Chapman
Miss Louisa Cook. Miss Lizzie Coleman,
Miss Emma Courtney Miss Bette crow
liza.
Mrs. Davis. Miss Mary cambridge, Mrs.
Bessy Dance, Miss Blanche Darrell,
Sarah DOns, Mrs. D. A. Doutbat.
Z.
Miss AIassie Evans.
Miss Riscy FeIs, Mrs. Maria Fauntle-
rov Mrs s r. Ford. Miss Rosa fielsh-
man. Gertrude Fitzgerald, MISS Mary
Focher, Mrs. John Frazier. Miss Florence
Funn.
c..
Mrs. Ge,tes. Dona Perfeta Gonzales,
Mrs Mary Good, Hiss Bessie GoodloVe'
II.
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Mrs. Henny Harris Mrs Matte Harras'
Mrs. Edmonia Harris. Mrs. II. Heldst.
Sarah IIill Mrs. Mary lin, Mrs Rosa
Hewlett Miss Mary Howell.
Mrs. Francis Isaacs
Miss Enuna Jackson, Mrs Martha
Jasper. Mrs Cornella johnson, Miss Nil
H. Johpscn. Mrs William NJ. Jones. Miss
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! Mrs. Mary W. Jones.
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! Mrs. NJ. Leigh. Mrs Matte Lewis MISS
| Della Longest. Mrs. Gloria Lyon.
Miss Susa Macon. Miss Irena Mann,
| Mrs. Josephine Macon. Miss Lille MATHS,
| Mrs Maiy Miller. Mrs. ). 7. Mlchels'
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Mrs. NJ L. Peidue Miss Louisa Peters.
| Miss Josephine Pclune.
Miss Cornie Read Mrs. Ella Robinson,
| Mrs Richard Robertson, Ella Roberts,
! Mis- Frances Robirscn.
S.
Miss ASnes Scott, Mrs O. V. Seare,,
! Mrs Nettie Sclby. Miss Rachel Shand,
| Miss Fl3ry sharp, Lucy simpson, Mrs.
! T. Strause.
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Miss Lou Washington, Miss Kathleen
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MALES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

CHARLESTON, s. g.. June i6.-Tur-
pcntine firm at 27027Mc.; receipts. 40
casks.
Rosln firm: good strained. 800: re-
CENTS 213 barrels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

DR.. Landon 3. Edwards. editor ''Vir-
ginia Medical Monthly" and professor
practice Of medicine in University College
OF Medicine. Richmond. Va, says:
"Fonticello Lithia Is a pure water OF
marked value in dyspepsias. torpid kid
news, etc. | am constantly prescribing II
and pleased with it's effects"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Kftf NTVFBs ' M JUN To- t'7ss
rattle-Receipts. i75; sales. lI3.
sheen and Lambs-Receipts. 400; sales.
400. TIA
Prices: Cattie-Best. 3,ac. 10 &c. gross;
Few extra fine higher; medium 10 good.
2xe. 20 34c. gross: common to fair.
2c 20 2Lsc gross; bulls. 2hc. to 2Stc.
sheep-enc. to &c. gross.
I.ambs-3lac. TO &C. gross.
Hogs-bAc. 70 $40. net -----lsi-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

DR.. Henry Froehling, the well-known
consulting and analytical chemist I'm an
interview published in the Richmond
Times Of November ~, 1898, in regard 10
various springs. said: "FOnticello Lithia
Water is absolutely free from all organic
impurities and perfectly pure, and, as an
unquestionable proof OF my faith In the
Wafer l use IL aitogether.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
John Aaber.

Frank Bashaw. Clarence Bayley, r.
II. Berry Clinton Bggs W. b. Blanken-
ship. T. ". Banner, Harris Boiling, f..
r. Bradley. Columbus Brown, Charles d.
Brown.
II. G. Cowan. Quarter Master Crumpter
Thomas Crops.
r. L. DeLea. Moses Damtin. j. G.
Dunsmore.
Jackson Edwards. W. W. Ellington.
Thomas Jeff Ferguson, Robert Ford,
Luther Fowlkes.
W. H. Gaines C2), John b. Gardner.
H.
John 6. Halligan, Henry Hannes, o. w.
Hawkins, ]. r. Haye. W. 4. Harding,
HurrelI HemphiH. w. b. Hobson, Thomas
Holmes. II. =. Holt, NJ. Howard, II. I.
Hudson, NJ B. Hurt.
j.
W. Jefferson, Charles Johnson, Frank
Johnson, Cauthorn Jones.
j..
J. A. Lawrence, William Louis. Rich-
ard Lee. A. d. NJ. Love. Albert Loving.
VI.
J. s. Mckinney. James j. Maioney,
Watson Major, John r.. Mantz, j. l..
Massey L. II. Matthews. Rev. Harry
Miles. w. w. Moore, Carol Montague.
J. F. Payne, Robert Penn, william
W. H. Ransom, II. c. Reed C0. W. P.
Robinson. j. f. Ryland.
]. B. Smith. C. W. somerviIe, R. L.
Staples, August Subbert. Lieutenant
Stonewall.
James Taylor, B. ]. Taylor. B. Taylor.
John Taylor c. V. Taryer, william
ThaIey. t. G. Trower r. d. Tubwiler.
James j. Tully.
L. r. Vaughan.
A. B. Whitaker. Mr.. Whitney, a. White.
]. F.. Wilkinson, Edward Perley Wing
field. J. W. Woods Andrew Woodson'
D0ya i0'"S' FIRMS.
Durham & Baker.
Hamilton 4 Co.
s. C. Hurt & Son.
Richmond Horse Power Co.
Riverton Mills.
Smith & Co.
Southern Penn. s. Ry. Mining Co.
Southern Lace Leather Mfg Co.
The Truth
Wade & Chewing.
RETNRNED.
Miss f. V. Williams & Co.
Arthur Bell
DIR. Goodwin.
r. w. Miller.
r. 8. Norton.
LOG n. Laurel st.
Miscellaneous.
Sister Antonio, y z. Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

frfHf fN.
First Grammar-sallie Daily teacher
Alma Samuel. Arnie Woody. Ellen Cot
tren, Fannie Merrill, Willie Evans, Alma
Pollard. Jessie Richwine. Laura McCabe.
Willie Bickers, Ada Jewett Susie Lon
gan and Maggie Tyler.
Second Grammar-N. G.. Edwards, sub
eHtute teacher Marcellus Wright
Fannie Hudson. Ida Lee, Iva Bass, and
Garnet Bayliss.
Third Grammar-Nora c. Phillips.
teacher-Rubie BatlIins, Bessie Porter,
Birdie Harwood, Emerson Rohleder, Mat
tie Fletcher, Milton CrOxton. Mary Jones'
Oscie Newman, and John Sinnott.
Fourth Grammar-Lola l.. MITCHELL
teacher-Bertie Bickers. Minnie Clendon,
Ethel EnOs, Norma Cheatham, Matte
Hasker. oscar Hord. Mamie Thompson,
David Wright, Annie Fleet. Hattie Parr
Annie Harte. Niche Bailey, and Harvey
Taylor.
Sallie Lester.
sixth Grammar-Cora Elliott teacher
Mary byrd, Berta Williams, Maude Kemp,
Lula Bass, Isabel Ogg Edgar Blackburn,
EDNA Hatcher, and Birdie Jones:
First Primary Grade-H. Il. Richardson,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

Lucinda Allen. Catharine Alexander
Mrs. Willis Armstrong, Mrs. Ester Al
kins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-20
OLNEYvILLE.
the NEWS BUREAU.

oLEEyvILLr. rABERSAcLE BUILDING, (
The High School and the Town Gram
mar School hold their graduating exer-
cises in the Concord sc chool on Thursday
evening.
On Friday evening No. 1 Grammar
School hold their exercises in Library
Hall.
There have been but 13 applications filed
thus far for the position of letrer carrier
for the town ofJohnston. Each applicant
must pay fee OF 90 cents for filing. The
examinations take place next Monday in
Irons Hall, and but rs applicants will re-
celve the examination.
A bad break occurred In a water main
at the corner of Chaffee street and Manton
avenue last evening. The water works
the break. 1T Is supposed that the current
from the car track caused the break.
Manufacturers Lodge, i. o. 0. f., held
Well attended meeting last evening, and
a committee was appointed to arrange
for the annual field day. The committee
consisted of w. j. Charlesworth, Abbott
Taylor and VIM. T.. NJ. Little.
Olneyviie Council, Royal Arcanum, met
last evening and two new members were
initiated. Among the visitors present
were Deputy Grand Regent Larkins and
ex-Grand Secretary William III.
Hawkins. The society will atterd the
annual exercises held at Crescent Park on
Friday afternoon and evening, June 22.
Mr.. McLane OF New York addressed
the Red Cross Chapter meeting last even
ing.
The Union Aid Society give their an
nual clambake this afternoon at their
hall on Bowen street. Abel Reynolds will
have charge OF the bake and large num-
Der OF young ladies will act as walters.
Mr.. George Gorton and Miss Hattie
Hale were united in marriage last evening
at the residence of the bride, 30 Belmont
avenue. Rev. j. M. Hobbs officiated.
Mr.. Gorton was formerly drug clerk for
III. L. Hough, and is well-known here. A
large number of friends attended and of
fered congratulations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-20
NORTH END NE VS.
Remnants Of Coyev's Army Again
Drifting This Way.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH END, AIS BRANCH AvESt


The Atlas Social Club had social
gathering in Carroll street Hall last even
ing. There was vocal and instrumental
music by Messrs. Phelan, Sheridan, Deven-
ish, Marshall, Furlong, Corbin and the
James brothers. collation. was served.
vile, and who joined Swifts Army some
time ago, was in Wanskuck yesterday.
He says his experience since he left Provi-
dence would fill good-sized book.
He stayed in Washington twelve
days, an6was never treated better in his
ls.. ,lie. The In IN negroes OF Washington
was arrested in Philadelphia Cannon took
command of the army of SO men, and
there never was prouder General in the
United States than he. Cannon arrived
in Olneyville Saturday last and every body
was glad to see him and hear his story,
which he tells in dramatic manner. He
is very severe on the people OF WakfieId.
X. /.
Two weeks ago Cannon and IL others
lett Washington on foot and tramped to
Baltimore, and there boarded boat for
Philadelphia. They walked from Phila-
delphia to New York city where some OF
the party got work. Cannon then took
the boat for New London, telling the
captain he was all the way from Wash
ington, and was remnant of Coxey's
army. The captain took COMPASSION
on him and told him ne could ride
as far as New London, which was the
destination OF the boat. He walked from
New London to Westerly, where he had
friends who gave him his fare to Provi-
dence. Cannon will try and procure
wsrk in some of the mills of Olneyville.
Columbus Lodge No IL, Order United
Workmen, will meet tomorrow evening.
Two candidates will be initiated.
court Hope, A. o. +. of A., held their
annual election last evening In Hedley
Hall. John O'Neil, the popular Randall
Square cigar dealer, was elected chief
ranger; sub-chief, George Jordan;
recording secretary, Andrew Doherty;
senior woodward, Thomas f. Tingley,
junior woodward, p. Mccarthy; senior
beadle, John Muffin; junior beadlc, John
Dwyer. There = 4ro over 100 members
present.
Herbert Rison, son OF Thomas Rison.
chairman of the Third Ward Republican
city committee, started for England last
evening.
The printing department of the Silver
Spring Bleachery, on Charles street, will
run only two days this week.