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Robert F. An,es. from Company X tocom-
pany E.
The following naval orders Were issued
yesterday:
Commander II. R. g.. Mckenzie, ordered
TO command the Machias, relieving
Commander l.. 8 Houstcp. de;acue,i ond
granted two months leave: Lieut.. A. A.
AckermaD, detached from tie Union Iron
Works and ordered 10 tie Oregon; Ensign
j. W. Oman, ordered 10 examination for
promotions: Pay Inspector W. Goidsbor-
orgh, detached frCm- duty at the Naval
Academy and placed on waiting orders;
Paymaster J. +. LCImis, CIderCd 20 tie
Naval Academy; Chief Engineer John D.
Ford, detached from duty as instructor at
Maryland A agricultural College ard ordered
TO Cramps ship yards in oonnec; fn with
the Brooklyn.
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John F. Ellis & Co.,
Piano Rooms. 937 Pa. Ave.
DIED.

ADERER-On August 6, 1896, at $50
p. M, at Berkeley Springs, W. Va, Edith
K. Aderer. child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Aderer. aged one year and six months.
Cincinnati papers please ccpy)
MURPHY-On August ), 1886, at his
late residence. 10 Myrtle street northeast,
WiiiiaI IN Murphy, husband OF the late Mary
Murphy
Funeral will take place on Saturday
morning at $50 O'Clock. Requiem mass
At ~. Aiurs.uS' tnnrchat 9O'ClocS. rienQs
and relatives invited.
MOoRE-Friday August Z, 1896, after
IN Illness OF wo weeks, Mary Ellen Moore,
aged eleven years, the beloved Deice OF Mrs.
Corneiia johnson, at her residence, 2246
Cleveland Place.
Funeral services will be held Saturday
evening Mt 3 O'Clock, to which relatiyesand
friends a re invited. IntermenS1Eiil take
place at Orange, Va, Sunday, August ..
FoLEY-on Thursday, August 6. 1890.
ut 1925 u. M, Virginia NJ, youngest daugh-
- ter OF the late John and Alice Foley.
Funeral from the residence OF her brother,
1909 North Capitol street, on Saturday,
August g. at 10 O'Clock; thence TO st.
Aloysius' Church. Relatives and friends in
yited to attend.
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HuCKLEBERRi PUDDING.

CREAM well together two and half
~ ,abiespoonGuis of butter andonecupfui
OF white sugar: add the beaten yoiks
OF two eggs. one cup OF milk, one Flint of
flour with one heaping teaspoonfrl OF bak-
ing powder Stir all well together; then
add one pint OF hucklebcrrics. taking
care 10 have them perfectly dry when
added Bake about rcrty minutes, serve
hot with the following sauce:
sauce-Half a cup OF butter, one cup Of
granuiated sugar, one cup OF cream or
milk, one winegiassful OF sherry: cream
together the butter and sugar. add the
wine and beat well; then gradually add
the cream. 1t will appear curdled. but
Will soon smooth after being heated over
boiling water. which do little before
serving. stirring all the time; add a little
more sugar IL you find 1t not quite sweet
enough.
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physically strong enough TO deal with the
mad drunk la rrikins aud how ling de-
c!assees who are nightly brought to the
hospital in a more or less battered con-
dition for surgical treatment. But before
the new doctor went off duty next day she
showed that emergency develops cap
acity, although the experience must have
put her nerves to a rude trial.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Many Transfers III he Tenth Infantry.
Machias' New Commander.

Many lruDsftES intne icntu lhIhutTy.
Machias' New Commander.
THE following army orders were issued
yesterday: ,s.,..s .......,, -,.,..
The following transfers in the Tenth In
f.intry are made: First Lieut. Bng',rdus
EIdridge, from Company ID to Company e:
First Lieut.. Robert L. Bullurd, from Com
pany E to Company d.
Capt. Thaddeus W. Jones, Tenth Cavalry.
is detailed to attend the of the
Fourth Regiment OF North Carolina State
Guard at States vile, n. c., from September
to 10, 1896. lie will proceed to states-
vile and report to the Governor of North
Carolina for this service, and, upon its
completion, viii return TO the place of ie-
ceipt by him Of this order. .
The following transfers IN the Eighth In
fantry are made: Capt Egbert 3. Savage,
from Company E TO Company X: Capt.
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washingtonans Iii New York.
(Suecia, IN The Times

sturtevant, Ia Hamilton and wife: PARK
Avenue. g. Albright and wife: Aibemarle.
Mrs. Store; Holland G. F. Whiting: st.
Astor. NJ. Church. j. W. Collins: Cosroo-
po!i!an. J. r. McPterson: Sturtevant. Mrs.
Wa'hridge: Gilsey, c. r. Eaiien: Grand.
II. n. Little: Barrett, Miss Rcuth: Hoff
man. o. o. stea;ey. 9. E. Mauldin. c. A..
McKenny. Army arrivals, II. Freeland, 6.
II. helton. her F ~ .is'' 70 'fnFefr
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Where He Was Hurt.

isn't it awful?" said Mrs. jerks TO her
husband.
isn't what n wful?" uuericd 5enks.
.Houston's hoy was run over and re.
ceivcd Internal INJURIES
''Internal. you mean"
mo; i mean Internal know what I'm
talking about"
After quarrel OF five min utcs jerks
produced Il dictionary. and with consider
able trouble managed to find ''infernal.' -
There" lic exclaimed; Il told you 60.
Internal means relating to the lower
regions"
WELL replied Mrs. jerks, and there
was ring of triumph in her voice. ''sint
that where he was siBjurcd---Pick Me Up.
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IN MEMoRIAM

BOYKIN--In loving remembrance OF our
dear mother. Dianah Boykm, wife OF
Henry Boykin, who departed this life
Sleep on. dear mother, we will meet you
by and by. Conc, but not forgotten. By
her husband and children. 1t
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Miss Rose McKaig is visiting Miss Katie
Hogan. at her summer home, Sharon Hill
Pa. On the l eth she will leave for At
lsntic City, where she will be met by her
brother, DR. Joseph F MCKaig.
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Miss Helen Lincoln OF No. 1908 Fiji
tccnth street is now the guest of Miss Lotta
Sweet in Worcester, Mass, where size will
reuiain until the middle of August, when
she will spend fortnight with Miss Law
ton in Boston.
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DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Carter have re-
turned from their annual summer visit to
Bath, Me.
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Good Reason.

Nadge-Ai> ~ has become desperate
fiirt
Clara-Weil, dear. the sight of ran at
this place Is enough to make any man des-
perate-Phiiadclphia North American.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The proprietor of the Chevy Chase Inn
has issued invitations for hop to DE given
at the hotel tonight. A large crowd is
expected.
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Fyr Northern Summer Resorts.
The Royal Blue Line II desirable
route Quick time Frequent trains. Coke
burning engines. Rock baIlasted track
No smoke. No dnst.
tye4, &c Is, ,soas2. 1910
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w. F. Adams left for Atlantic City last
evening for stay of two weeks. He Was
accompanied by his wife, daughter and
Miss Lula Miller.
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Miss Loula Resser Of Maryland avenue
northeast is visiting Miss Josephine Schaef-
fer. Atlanta, Ga.
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Miss Louise Bealle will leave Monday
for Saratoga Before her return she will
visit the Thousand Islands nd the lakes.
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Mrs. Burnes. accompanied fy her sister.
Miss Cite Nelson, left yesterday for At
lautic City.
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Mrs. William =. Davis is spending Il few
weeks at Round Hill, Va.
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Miss Dora Mullen OF Columbia Heights
and Miss Stella Baker Of Montpelier, Vt.
are spending the sCmEler i'll the Catsktils-
and on September will visit Mrs. b.
Adams the sister OF. Miss Mullen. at her
home in Richmond. Va.
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Col ". Il. Shaw. the Washington CORE
spondent ofthe Philadelphia Inquirer, with
Mrs Shaw, is spending the summer at
Cape Mny.
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Miss AntOinette Clements, of Capitol Hill.
left Monday for . visit to Richmond county,
Va.
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Miss Marcia Allen will leave tomorrow
for Il months vacation al Bar Harbor, Ne.
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Mr. Herbert II. Locke left this week for
4 visit to Charlestown, W. Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. isaac Birch and family of
Duubarton avenue are located at Wash
ington Grove for the summer.
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Miss Eva Flather will leave in a few
days for the country.
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DR.. William w. Hunt has left for an
extended hunting and fishing "Trip in the
mountains of Virginia.
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Miss Nida Kcefcr has returned from her
trip to Richmond. Va.
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Ms. HELEN, proprietress of the Lincoln
Hotel, is making visit to Ohio. where she
will be the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Wads-
worth, formerly Miss Laura Poole, OF this
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs Z. F. Riggs are summering
at York Harbor, Ne
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Miss Bessie Gardner of o street has gone
to Atlantic City.
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$500 to Atlantic City and Re $500
turn Win PennRyly anla Railroad.

turn via PennsylvanIa Railroad.
Saturdays, August g, 1 and 22, special
excursions to Atlantic City via Deia ware
Bridge poute. through In each direction
without change of cars, at rate OF $500.
Special train will leave Washington at
II p. m: returning leave Atlantis City
Sunday 1t 6 o. m. au4- 81
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Mrs. F. Grahe OF No. 1912 Tenth street
north west has returned from BailimQre.
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ANTIKOLERINE

fTabletsl Cures Diarrhea. Dysentery and all
eents q via
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Mrs. John Hayward is now convalescinS
from her recent illness
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PRESBYTERIAN

d L streets southeast
.ccock, u. D., pastor.
: ut IL n. m, by Rev.
D., of Wooster, Ohio.
IS III Il Most Thought
Sabbath school. 8. 30
.. Gas p. III. Prayer
3 p. m, led by DR..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
SoUIH-SIDE FEMALE INsTITTrE
Inc Town Crowded With Visitors TO the
commencement,

- BORkENILLn. VA, June 2.-Special.-
Our town Is oyerrun with visitors TO
SCUM side Female Institute commence
The commencement sermon was
preached sunday night at the Baptist
4IHIIch by Rev. Wm. Dowley. of Prince
Yesterday at 1890 a large audience at
tended the Hour with Tennyson" exer-
clse', and art exhibit. The programme
derei
Last night the chapel OF the institute
was packed 10 overnowng with hum
dreds OF people from a distance. The oc-
easion was the annaul celebration OF the
Phllorphanian Literary Society.
Miss Maude Higgason. or Richmond.
presided as finale president, and the pro-
srainne was beautifully rendered.
The annual address before the Philor-
phanian Society was delivered by Rev.
George Braxton Taylor and was a mas
terly effort. Queen Isabella, the embodi-
ment Of the old ana new woman, was
the theme.
Again this morning a large crowd as
sembled In the chapel 10 hear the inter
mediate and senior concert.
The young ladies' acquitted themselves
in a most charming manner, ana well
deserved the plaudits that were freely
Tonight was finale commencement
night. Rev Dr. W. l.. Wright, OF Rich
mOnd. delivered the address.
Judge Farrar. Of Amelia. Is attending
the exercises and last night followed
Dr. TAYLOR IN one OF hts inimitabl'
speachos. during which he kept his hear
ers convulsed with laughter.
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Final Exercises and the Comforting of De-
groes and Distinctions.

ROANOKE. VA. June 2.-Special.-The
closing exercises of Virginia College FOR
young Ladies were held tonight IN the
college chapel before q large audience.
The past session, under the management
OF Miss Matte L. Harris, who succeeded
the late Dr. VIM. A. Harris has been the
most successful one IN the history OF
the school over 10 pupils being enrolled
The announcement ar distinctions,
awarding diplomas in separate schools
and comforting degrees were the nam
feature5 OF the evening, musical selec-
lions. both vocal and instrumental, being
interspersed. - a..
An eloqeunt address was made TO the
graduates by VIM. \. Glasgow, Jr., OF
this city. and AT the close he was pre-,
scented with "a shower OF bouquets ana
NOwel'. ,t
for ls.G were as follows
Degree graduates, Master or Alts-
Miss Nannle Dean. ARKANSAS MISS fl''"-
cas Jones Mis-. Ouri n.,.r,.
Bachelor OF Arts-Mlss Grace koosI,s'
West Virginia; Miss Mary Catnsy, lt san'
uessee; Miss Harriet Means, virginia :
Miss Ruth Saunders, virginia MISS hh]-
abeth Hall, Virginia ...,. ..t,,o
Graduates in instrumental mu3i', piano
--,ftes Sillie Parks. North CAROLINA Miss
Nanni, Dean, Arkansas; MISS sane
Haach. Virginia: Miss clara PSrslngeI'
Vrrginia. Miss Eva Ellerbec. Soutn arc
lina. Miss Grace Roberts, West virginia ,
Nfiss Ressie Rust. Virginia. Hiss francis
Jones. Missouri Miss Matte MurphE' VI"
ginld.
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DdyIS MILIrARY COLLHGE.
Commencement Exercises and Presenta-
zion Of Medals.

WINSTON. y. C., june .-Spocial.-The
sixteenth annual commencement exercises
of Davis Military College were concluded
to-day NcN. Dr. Greasy OF Winston, de-
AEered tle address. His subject was
"Ihe Alphabet of Jehovah"
TIE society medals we're presented by
cX-Aayor Cray OF Winston, 90 repre-
sena,yes OF the TWO societies, as FOL
lows.
Jefferson Society Orators medal. Il =
D4in. Kentucky, debaters medal. 4
u. smith. Kentucky. decialmeN medal
Il. Dicks, North Carolina.
Washington iety-Osstors medal. j..
J.. Derrick. Arkansas; debaters' medal.
>. u. Cameron, North CarOiiaa: de-
chalmers medal. Il. l. Derrick. Arkan-
sas.
Following this Hon. O. 3. Watson. Of
Winston Ia maternal words. introduced
Hon. O. N. Kispaugh. Of Harrisburg. Pa,
who was here for the purpose 81 pre-
senung the Harry Kispaugh drill medal
10 the cadet most proficient in military
tactics This honor went 70 Corporal :
W Face. of Virginia, Who, the suptrin
teudrut stated won the distinction by a
fraction lu close contest 10 n class OF
fifteen. This medal was presented IN
memory of MI. Klspaugh's son Harry.
who was cadet at the college. ana y DO
became SO attached 10 the school tllai
upon his death-bed he requested bis
father TO present such n medal annually.
Ia concluding his tender address the
father announced that if living Ia would
be here again next year upon the same
mission.
Diplomas were presented to the grad
yates Of tho commercial department by
Superintendent Davis, as follows: G. 4.
Wooden, j a. Pugh, North Carolina; 6.
~ smith. Kentucky; W. T. Fleming, G.
Neale. Virginia; J.. q. Barnard Illinois.
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sorrU ROsTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Roy. DR.. W. J.. Hatcher Addr's-cs INV
young Iadiss-Diplomas and Medals

sol TIL BOSTON, June "'-Sp.
m. commencement exercises OF ths
south Boston Female Institute opeheu
sunday night with the annual sermon az
the Presbyterian church by Rev. L. Is
Johnston. 49,, .,.as
Monday the address to the scnool vas
delivered by Rev. Or. W T.. Ha'cher;
ms subject. Jewels for Your Casket
vas a beautiful one. The precious jewels
10 be sought We're "modesty reverence
charity. and patience. - -.
After the lecture by DR.. Hatcher the
distinctions and diplomas were aWaTeeu'
The graduates We're a. follows;
In the school Of English, six diplomas
Misses Bessie Faulkner Jennie Anderson,
Matte cage. Lizzie Noblin, Bessie shep-
herd. and Lucy Traynham. In the schoo
Of French. ono diploma, MISS Bessie
Faulkner.
Tuesday evening the annual concert
took place. The music was OF high or
der. The Rotations by the young ladies
of the elocution class were much ENJOY
ed
The gold medals were awarded as fol-
lows. Scholarship. Miss Lizzie Torian; Tor
Improvement IN music. Miss Minnie VII
bingham. mathematics. 10 Miss Lizzie
Noblln The exercises closed with an adj
dress by the principal, Professor Snead'
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
Closing Exercises and scmi-Centenniai oil
Prof. L.. l.. Cooke.

ROANOKE, VA, June 3.-Spec.sl.-The
commencement exercises az Hollins' In
stltuta today and tonight were largely
attended Many II thOse present being
from various parts OF Virginia ard other
Southern states The programme In the
morning consisted OF vocal and instru-
mental music. awarding medals announc-
ing distinctions. aud reading OF essays by
the graduates. comforting diplomas. and
addresses by Pr,u'ssor James A. Quarles.
OF Washington and Lee University. ana
Professor Charles l.. Cooke.
In tho afternoon the semi-centennial OF
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Professor =. l..
Cooke wss celebrated Rev. DR.. j. B.
Taylor. NJ Salem, presided and the pro-
gramnie consisted OF addresses By Pro-
fessOr Cooke. Ur. II ). Dgnavay. OF
Fredericksburg, ard others. interspersed
with vocal and Instrumental music.
AT nigh. the annual celebration OF the
Euzelian and Euepan Literary Societies
was held, the programme consisting OF
music. salutatory by Miss j. l.. Peters. of
Virginia. an Grafton by Or. c. A. Stake
~ Of Washington, u. c and valedlctory
by Miss Myrtle A. Spindle. Of Virginia.
The session Just closed was very pros
porous one. inere were no full graduates
this year. Following IS the list VI grad
yates in special courses:
Eclectic courses, Edna Louise Duncan,
West Virginia; Bienche Faqua. Indiana
Francis Elizabeth Long. West Virginia
Classical course. Harriet Adelaide Bat
tale. Virginia: Slbyl Portia billiard Vir-
sinia; Lillian Clint Gano. Texas: Eliza
bcth Charles Harmon, Virginia; Daisy
Evelyn King, North Carolina; Myrtle
Ayers Spindle Virginia.
Literary course. Jessie INake Peters.
Virginia.
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Fret s~ts 10 Liverpool firm: cotton. ~
steamer. 3-32d.. grain. by steamer, -'sd'
southern fresh fruits and vegetables
stfawberries-M Maryland and Delaware
ouart 4Hllc.. do Baltimore quart, "a loc-
1870 abcr,ies-North Carolina. quart go
&c.
Huckleberries-Nor Carolina, quart,
ca 1ic-
Watermelons-Flori each. 0c.
Poaches-Goorgia. carrier. 5000 .'o' DO.
Florida. carrier. S,OOQfa0.
Pmms-Wild goose. carrier. 13cmS2W.
Rcets-1OD punches Si.ooH4.0p.
Carrots-lOD lunches Slup"-.N
Cuumbcrs-F Florida. crate, %OHOlc.; DO
Charleston. basket 75c.Nflj0, do. Sa-
varnah. basket. 50c.NSi.25.
Cabbage-North Carolina, crate f'c. q
81 ~. do. Norfolk. barrel, soc uSl.oo.
Egg Plant-Florida, barrel 5000 ~.
Pcas-Norfulk. half barrel 'Oc.4Si.up'
do. Baltimore, basket, 15c.MSl.oO
srlng Decentralization, basket yuc'H
500: do North Carolina. basket, '' .c...-
81 81. do. Norfolk. half barrel, Sl.'Ja-'-'
Squash-Crate. 5Oc.etSlJD.
Tomatoes Florida. carrier, Sl.-J4'.VO'
Potatoes. $lONu3.JO.
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ANGEL.-Died. "t ' r..-e ts96.
Vile Norio-h 20 ,s-cf.r. AGED
81 - e,, vears six months and two
I,s
.,.,-,o ,,..l ,+ hon home. 30.
bAo'l'iN 10 .4-.. street. 40 lIlj
"l' DOT ~ f..,. % f,gs Airs THE
o..o.N U,.CveArf-pO r.ict of
I-f''A ~ .r...0
James CO.. .ons and mo laurh-
one ''''''
i.,.......i ,,ul take place lrom 81. Pat
- ,,-thlIie catirch at q O'Clock THIS
-,,i...-s.s.,, AFTERNOON Friends ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04

COKpONSNILLE. VA. June 3.-Spe-
claI o. Tho commencement exercises OF
the Shirley Female Institute, Miss NJ. Il.
Carter principal. Of this city. was held
in tho Methodist church last night Rev.
Dr. A. 9. Eledsoe preached the baccalau'
rcate sermon.
The church WAS handsomely decorated
AMI the auditorium was packed. There
were a large number who received dis
tinctions for proficiency In their studies.
All the ienditions were exec llent, ana the
exercises were admirably conducted.
Hev. Or John T. Payon recently pur-
chased the institute property.
The next session will open In Septem-
Der
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inferior to choice sa.oOa45o; lambs, s'.7'
rnnAcco ENcHANGE.
Richmond. Va. June 3. 1896.

Richmond. Va, june .. ls9G.
Offerings az auction on Change by Mr.
George A. Haynes Today tWenty-HiHc,
packages Of sun-curcd tObaccos. one
package sold al $3.50. one az Silg5 two
at 81. one az $50. TWO az $50. two at
So. two at S7.7J. one at SO -. one at
s. 90 one at 81, one az $500. one az S6.2j
one az 81. one at $3.50 one af $40. one
at $40. one az 500, one at $50, one at
1910. ono at $40. one 20 $50. one al
$40. one at $40. one at $l.Ju, one al zoe.
Private sales repoIted 10 the sccre-
tary OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade q
day: Wrappers, h0gsheadsi filters. q.
lear dark, IL, Tugs ldafhl, -t Total. 4O
hOgshtads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright - hossheads; DARN,
"a hogsheads and 90 terces, western, ~
hOgsheads. Reinspeci onf-hrsht, 10
hogshcads; dark. hogsheads
Myers, CreushaH 3. davenport 81,
Planters. Seabrooks. Allegheny. old Do
miniou. and ShOcAOe tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts, lil packages; de-
livcrles s. packages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
tfOns on tObaccos for the city OF Rich
moud Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes,
s4.gil -: plug tObaccoa, sfihii.ir. Total,
Nj M. v. 4. Rabbit Of oxforl " c..
is i'm Richmond. Va, to-day. lif~ Us max
ing The Office OF our Mlssrs Arlington *
Rose his headquarters
Messrs. John r. jacob a. GO. VIII ofter
al auction on Change tomorrow good
break OF Kents rcdrie1 toiaccoa.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. g. c.. June 3.-Roein
steady. strained, Sl32i2; good strained
H37ia.
Spirits Of tupentne steady machine.
23c irregular. 22igc.
Tar steady al 95c.
crude Turpentine-Hard. $3.50; SOFT
81 20; virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. June 3.-Turpen
tine market firm at 23i2c. asked.
Rosm firm. Quotations: l.. and c..
Sl25: H. and T.. S1.35; T.. Sl40. c., SL45;
H.. $3.50. L. $50; X. $50, n. $40
SAVANNAH. GA. June 3-Turpentine
firm at 24c.. sales. 1000 casks. receipts.
=. l32 casks.
Rosin nrm NJ the advance on low
grades: sales about $500 barrels; receipts.
4.22l barrels. Quotations. A.. b.. g.. d.,
AMI T.. Sl4oQ142is: r., N4581J0. g..
81. y6sl5j. H.. S162kol.65 L. and l..
.i65 X. $40: NJ. S1sO; ~, $50, ". c.,
sos. ". w. so.
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sUEET-GIRL GRADUATES.
Martha Washington College Turns Out a
Nn,,b.r Stonewall jackson Institute.


sBINGpON, VA, June 2-Specal.-,
nh. conn enc ement exercises OF Martha
Washington Female College. with hun
bred pupils. closed YESTERDAY and along
fberev,ith out goes Or. Barker, who has,
dl,rirg slx wears past. been It's president.
H. goes 70 Pulaski. Tenn, 10 take
ct-roe of an endowed female college
and will no succeeded by Or Rowe, now
OF Macon. Georgia. but formerly OF Bow
ling Green, Va.
g'ba baccalaureate sermon Was preach
ea ,Snnday by Rev. Mr.. Martin OF TaZe-
osell va. the missionary sermon an
rfrht hv Rev. John j. Ransom, OF Tonnes
...7. and Inc literary address by Rev. j. A.
nurrow of Pulaski, Va.
me following is liat OF the eighteen
Miss Ada Barham. La. in elocution
Mis- Sophia Harrill. Tenn, in music
The following received the degree OF y.
: Misses Lucle Kidd, Lizzie Gardner. OF
Va. Amanda Fields. OF Texas; coraI
Mood. OF Va; Holly Grant, y. c; Josie
Neei. Jennie Harman. Blanche Jackson.
Aialiicot Josephine HounsheA, Va; VIII
lie Reeves, OF Tenn; Manic TenneH, OF
Y. 6.
The degree OF b. A. was conferred on
Misses Munsey Mcpherson, OF Va, and
c,raele Pratt, OF Virginia. while Miss
aizzle Hendrix, OF Virginia, took the
business course diploma.
StOuawall Jackson Institute also had
IT'S closing exercises Monday. Prot An
de,.son returns 10 Mississippi, whence
he came only six months ago. The In
stitute had, previous TO his coming, been
clased far tHa ysars. and OF course. there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
KEyENUE OFFlcERs' ram.
A Moonshine Distilery Destroyed ON syca-
more Greek-1iiil Burned.

ELBA. VA. June Especial United
States Special Agent Il. n. Villains
and Deputy Marshal Dudley made a raid
on Sycamore Creek last night ami found
a moonshlne diHtlllery. The occupants
fed. and they captured O large sim and
destroyed scwefa. hundred gallons OF
beer.
A small grist-mill. situated three miles
north OF here. known as keenes Mil.
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Inc
property belonged 10 Judge Coles, and
n Is understood that the insurance will
cover all losses.
Mrs. Mary Il. Atkinson died yester-
day at The age OF seventy years.
Crops are looking well. except wheat.
which is damaged one-half by chiuch-
bugs. the farmers say.