The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-12
I'm BERKLEY.

The roll of honor OF Ryland Institute.
which has been omitted, will be found
below:
PREPARATORY AND INTRODUC-
TORY CLASSES.
Ava Harrison, 97%; Nealie Sylvester.
96&; Beulah Thompson, 96h: Irving
Truitt, So; Nellie May Baker. e5A; FAY
Martin. 95k; Susie Howard, 95k; Bet
tie Borum, 941S; Olive SCARBOROUGH SO
S.s; Nellie MILESTONE. 93h: Sam Lyons,
saN; Ethel Thompson, SO LIS; Bessie AL
len, 20; Grace Bassett, 92%; Mary
Rogers, 80.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Bessie Lyons, s6h; Mildred Wilson,
20 OF; Eugenia Powers, 3d. Georgia GIL
pert. " SIS; Ruth Onley, go 2-3; Mamie
Garwood, 81 At; Grace Rockefeller, 80
o-9; Fannfe Simpson, 92h; Essie Britton.
s2R; Mary Jordan. 81 40; Mary Ives,
" LILO; Eloise McOiarmid, 81 As; Lillian
Rockefeller. 91%; Marie White. 81 2-3:
Isabella Larmour, 80 40; Lettie Holland.
90 %; Lizzie Pritchard, 80; Blanche
Pritchard. 80; Isabella Price. 80.
a regular meeting OF the Town Coun-
Oil was held last night with President
NJ. Z. Hulins in the chair and the fol-
lowing members present: John Whet-
stone, M. Miller. w. NJ. Tilley, G. w.
Parks, George G. Martin and c. w.
Rockefeller. The Recorder read his
financial report, showing balance on
hand of s3lS.96. The oath of office and
bonds of Messrs. A. II. Nurton, j. j.
ottiy and G. ID. Williamson, the I'm
provement Board were presented and
| approved. A communicat ion from DR..
&. M. Morgan, late Health Officer Of
fering to compromise his claim against
| the town for $50, was read, and after
dl9CnSSi0n
The Finance Committee reported that
| they Aed received two bids for the $780,
| Oo0 worth of bonds, to be issued: one
| from Mr.. A. II. Martin, for 81, 900. at par
and one from c. II. White & Co., New
York Tor the whole amount, at SOB
provided they were payable in gold
AT. Martin moved that the offer be &C.
cepted. Mr.. Miller spoke against the
| issue of gold bonds on suggestion OF
| the chairman of the Finance Committee
They were given further time to com.
municate with the bidders. The same
committee asked that a number of bills
be paid.
| The Police Committee stated thai
they did not deem It proper TO increase
\ the force at present.
The Light Committee reported pro-
| gress.
| A communication from MIR. Bliss
| Asking permission to do some grading
on Firth and Sixth streets was read an,
referred to the Street Committee.
| Adjourned.
| Dr. r. NJ. Morgan and Sergeant Rudd
went to Primers Point last evening In
| response to telephone message to hold
! an inquest on the body of an unknown
colored man found drowned
| Several of the young ladies and teach.
ers or Ryland Institute left for thei,
| homes yesterday.
Mr.. Grant Hebble. who has beeen All
sent from Berkeley for SEINE time. ha.
returned and taken up his abode or
Chestnut street.
The students of the elocution class OF
Il. M. l., by request, will repeate Vir.
ginius on Monday evening, June 18th
at Pythian Hall. Admission, % cents
for gentleman and lady. or 25 cents 70,
gentleman alone. The proceeds will b,
devoted to the enlargement of the schoo
| library. The undoubted success Of tn,
the former production of this play vii
| insure large crowd. ut was an am
bilious performance ably carried
through" was the popular verdict. 4
small interruption was occasioned by
the extinguishing of the electric lights
ana the caste are anxious to repeat It
that they may have no cattse for lacl
or smoothness this time.
Tickets on sale at the following places
DR.. G. w. Wallace. w. B. Dougherty
w l.. West. and p. H. Broulettes. o,
they can be obtained from any membe,
of the elocution class.