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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-30
OTHER EILOGIEs
sILE or THOROUGHBREDs
some Good Stock at Auction and the Bid
ding Brisk.

some Good STOCK at Auction and the Bid.
ding Brisk.
GREENSBORO. ". c., April 29.-Sps-
cial.-A lot OF trotung-bred colts and
nllies. mostly two and three-year-oIds.
were sold here at auction to-day. Inc
prices realized were satisfactory 10 t-e
owners, j. +. Jordan q Co., and show
an increasing demand for good mate
rial.
The offerings included the get Of On
ward Temple Bar, Norval Lanceiot
Modred, Norfolk, Baronet, and other
prominent sres Of speed. Ten head av-
eraged over $40 each. The sale was well
attended and bidding brisk Summary
Of best 2rices.
Carocine ID. T.. p. by Madrid. dam Oc-
tave. by Princeton. d. J. ". Petty.
Greensboro y. c., $50.
Mamie Parrish %. f., 81. by Lancelot.
dam Flinty. by Albert W.. c. y. VAN
story Greensboro. n. c.. SOL.
Gelsemic %. CO.. by onward. dam by
Pimlico. John A. Young, Greensboro. X
c.. 500.
Myopson d. T.. p. by Baronet. dam by
Norfolk. c. Il. Doggett Brown Summit.
". c., sG5.
Minnie Tucker ID. f.. 81. by NorvaI
dam by Alcantara, d. Daniel. Greens-
boro. n. c.. slsl.
Meether wv. f.. p. by Baronet. dam
by Jay Bird. Dr. j. T. Battle, Green's
boro, n. c.. $40.
Magnolia Or. m.) by Norfolk. and suck
ling bay colt by Gambetta Wilkes. Col
onel w. II. Chapman. Greensboro. n. c.
$50.
Blanch Morgan (br. T.. q. by Temple
Bar. dam by Bajardo. G. Daniel. Sl25.
BROAD ROCK.
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terry OF Justice respectively, In the place
or NJ Carapanos and NJ. Deligeorgis
who declined. Nj. Delyannis appears to
be assured OF a majority in the Legisla-
tive Assembly. but 1t is probable he Will
support the Cabinet
The new ministers on the other hand
are confident OF obtaining "A working ma
Jority owing TO defections from their op-
pontnts. 1hl city tonight Is exceeding
ly quiet.
ATHENS. April 20.-The Greeks have
captured the magazine at Philipania. with
a large quantity OF ammunition, and 10000
shells. There have been number OF
minor skirmishes to-day along the line.
ARMISTICE FOR GREECE.
BERLIN, April 2.-Ihe Frankfort Zei-
tuns publishes Il dlspatcn from COnstan-
tlnope. saying that owing TO the Greek
Foreign Minister having made the re-
quest 10 the Russian Minister at Athens.
the Ambassadors OF Great Britain.
France. and Russia. at Constantlnople.
have asked the Turkish Government TO
grant TO Greece an armistce.
LONDON, April pa dispatch To the
Daily Mail from Rome says that tho
Powers will oppose, by force II necessary.
the blockade or bombardmeat OF Sa-
lonica. in view Of the damage that would
be done TO foreign commerce. IL Is be-
lieved in Rome that the new Greek Min
istry will treat for peace. In the nope
OF preserving the territorial integrity OF
Greece.
INTERVENTION OF THE POWERS.
All the talk now, says the Daily Malls
Berlin correspondent. is OF the intcrven-
tion Of the powers. Even Germany wish
es 10 save Greece from the consequences
OF defeat. ami II is stated In Berlin ON
clal circles that the Powers will inter-
vene OF their own Initiative, II Greece
does not invite them.
According 10 a dispatch from Constan-
tincple 10 the Lokalanzeiger. the Sultan
will accept the following conditions as
the basis for peace:
The withdrawal OF the Greek troops
from Crete. and the establishment OF
the frontier OF 1881. Greece TO be ex-
cuded from all the advantages OF capitu-
lations and TO pay indemnity.
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JUDGE CLARK's ADDRESS.
''Where Shall the Governing Power Res
side?r H. the Real Issue.

>iht - AN' it'"A i'1hNF
Judge Clarks subject was:
where Shall the Governing Power Re-
side? The Rising Generation will De-
eide the Issue"
The fun text Of his masterful address
IS as follows:
Young Gentlemen OF the Graduating
Glass. Mr. President Ladies. and Cen
tlemen.
The poet Burns declared that in heaven
itself he would ask no more than just
a Hieland welcome" and no invited
speaker can ever have a handsomer in
PRODUCTION or a kinder welcome than he
will always receive at the hands Of a
Virginia audience.
The growth OF this magnificent city
is a pride 10 the whole South, OF which
for four long and ever memorable years
it was the capital and the centre.
OF the many evidences Of rapid progress
TO be seen on all sides, It is not my pur-
pose 20 speak. lt is proper. however. to
express qualifications which should
bee shared by every southerner that here
in our ancient capital, this institution for
the education Of physicians and surgeons
has taken already so high a stand and
that there is no need OF going further
North 10 secure O medical diploma whose
value is recognized throughout the I'm
ion.
When l first saw the city OF Richmcrd
IL was under vastly different auspices and
amid other surroundings than those tiat
greet US tonight. IL was thirty-six years
ago. Virginia had called for aid. and
across her southern border North Caroli-
na poured her troops like an Alpine tor
rent. AT that time was lad OF four
teen. a cadet at military institute. The
troops ne sding such instruction as IL was
thought we could give. | was like many
others assigned 70 duty by the Governor,
and entered this State attached to one
OF the North Carolina regiments.
II was then that nv feet first trod the
soil OF this heroic and historic city. Re-
naming In the service II was my fortune
again and again. during those four event
ful wears, the memory or which should
never be forgotten. 10 pass through Rich
mond when men from Maine 10 Minneso-
Ia. on the one side. and men from Mary
land TO the Mexican border, on the 9th
er. were contending for the possession OF
the Confederate Capital
Ringed with fire, the city grew accus-
toned 10 the dull. heavy boomi..x x of can
non and as at Sarasossa, people bought
and sold married and were given I'm mar
riage. danced or wept. as occasion sery-
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
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FrnferlitY BANQUET.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April D.-spe,
cial-A beautiful banquet was tendereu
the Kappa Alpha fraternity by MessIs.
]. r. Porterfield and b. Page Marsden s'
cats cafe. on Duke Of Gloucester street,
on Wednesday night. The tables ,', VIZ
tastefullv decorated with the fraternity
colors and cut flowers. 90,
Mr.. ]. Branch Cabell. Of Richmond act
ed as toastmaster The toasts were re-
snonded TO bv Messrs. J. T. Porterteld.
~ Charlestown. W Va; j. l.. Long, Oh o.
Winnie: b. Page Marsden' ana hooe''
NJ Hughes. OF Norfolk. Va. ,,.
Pev " / King. OF the East Hanover
Presbytery. has accepted the permanent
nastorate OF the Presbyterian church;
The grating for the bank mas ar1lsyu arr s,i
and is up. and adds very much 70 the "p-
pearance OF the bank
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studies for the entire course, NJ. E. Muck

studies for the entire course, NJ. E. Muck
OILS.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
The a. Grant Prize-Best Gold Filling,
7. u. Hubbard.
The l.. NJ. Cowardin Prize-Best Essay
on Diseased Pulps. II. W. Barksdale.
The c. l.. steele Prize-Best Specimen
OF Bridge Work II. w. Barksdale.
The Faculty Medai-Hlghest average
on entire course. w. ID. Wits.
Honorable Mention-E NJ. Hardy.
DR.. L. NJ Cowardin delivered the prizes
In the dental department.
PHARMACY DEPARTMENT.
Or. J. Allison Hodges delivered the
pr,zes IN the pharmacy department. in an
exceedingly humorous and Skillful speech
lie said that the chairman OF each de-
partment usually delivered the prizes in
his department. lie was a substitute.
lie had used every known remedy to cure
the chairman OF the pharmacy depart
mont Of a bad case OF stage fright, but
had failed dismally. in addressing the
Young men who received the prizes DR..
Hodges referred 10 their frequent glance
al the school girls In the neighhorhood
OF the college. but alas the policeman on
the corner broke up the pleasure the
Young men derive from this hy the words
Move on"
Or. Hodges speech was fun OF wit, and
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Condemn Primary Elections.

NORFOLK. VA. April 29.-speciaL-A
n,sss-meeting OF Democrats, held In Ports
mouth tonight. passed resolutions CON
demnlng the primary election system me
system of municipal adininlst ra.'oil
(which paws excessive rates OF vases 70
n few fayorites instead OF dividing the
money among a larger number Of men !:
and demanding relief from the system
OF municipal administration which mas
Increased taxes more than 80 per cent.
In FIVE years and give no adequate account
OF. expenditures"
A committee Of two from each ward was
appointed 10 promote the objects OF the
meeting
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SOUTHERN HEROES HONORED
DaYiS, Lee, Jackson, and Albert Sydney
Johnston.
THEIR GLORIOUS LIVES EULOGTZED
Aud Their Memories l. Perpetunted in I'M
perisbable Granite i'm tho Lone star
State-The Character ofJenerson
Davis Delineated.

DALLAS. TEN. April 29-The Con-
fcdcrate monument erected through the
Cnorts Of the Daughters Of the Confed-
oracy Of Dallas was unveiled this morn
ing II is OF Texas granite the shaft be-
ing fifty feet high and monument honors
both private and chief on top Of the
column stands a private and at the base
are four pedestals on which are life sized
statues OF jefferson Davis. r. f. Lee.
stonewall Jackson and Albert Sydney
Johnston.
Little jefferson Davis Hayes pulled the
cord that unveiled the form OF
DIS grandfather. Lucy Hayes did
tho same for Robert +. Lee.
while a little granddaughter OF Stouewah
jackson completed tho unveiing by pull
ing the cords which removed the wells
from the statues Of Jackson and john
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In court grounds. The request ior tns
troops was countcrmanded soon ai'er u
was sent, but II the Governor received
the countermand I'm time IT was ny acted
upon.
Upon their arrival they Immediately
reported to Sheriff Gordon, and patrOileh
the house while the court was IN
session.
No little surprise was caused by 'he'r
appearance, and excitement was fckin-
died. one OF the coored witnesses from
Alexandria remarked that their friends
hid come. and the bloody Fairfax men
could DO no lynchiug now.
This excited number OF white people
and he was told not 20 presume too much
upon the presence OF the soldiers.
The evidence FOR the defence in inc
third trial was substantially the same as
given at the TWO preceding trials. but the
accused. who again testified In his own
behalf was more nervous and confused
He made contradictory statements. ana
damaged his case after the testimony.
THO argument by counsel followed. being
closed by Attorney i. NJ. Love for the
Commonwealth in speech OF about an
hour.
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Marine Sensation.

NORFOLK. VA, April 9.-Speciai;-A
sonsotion deveIoped in marine circles here
today when the big British steamship
inchmaree was nbelled at Lambert ;
point bv T smith. master OF the Norwe-
eian steamship Astrid. who claims szV0oo .o,o
for damage in collision at sea on the z'th
OF March last. Tn. ~. US
The nlaintiff claims that while his YES
sci was en- route from Antwerp to 81.
John. n. b.. the Inchmaree ran her down
when the weather was clear seriously,
damaging her cargo and also the vessel
on the starboard side, but not so much
as to prevent her from reaenlhs ner u.s. rs
name nor stand by the Astrid 10 ascertain
whether the steamer had any need OF as
sistance. and did not give her port OF reg
istry or place 70 which she belonged or
the port to which she was bound al
though requested 10 do So
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caused much laughter and applause. The
prizes were as follows:
Pharmacy Faculty. Junior Prize-Best
general standing. w. a. Keeling.
Purcell. Ladd d. Co.'S Junior Prize-Best
practical work. d. H. Nebber.
Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S Senior Prizc-Best
practical work. s.. II. Grey
Virginia PharmCal Cos Pri7eT Highest
average on Chemistry, n. II. Robinson.
Faculty Medal-Highest general aver
age senior class. =. 5. Preston.
JUDGE WALTER CLARK
The orator Of the evening, Judge Walter
Clark, Of Raleigh y. c.. member of the
Supreme Court 0f North Carolina. was
introduced by DIT Hunter Mcclure. and
delivered an ahs and instructive dis
course. lie was given close attention
throughout and was frequently applauded
by the audience. After his address.
Judge Clark was congratulated warmly
by members of thefaculty on the stage,
after which Dr. Tudor pronounced the
benodiction.
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A GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT.
Greeks and Turks Confront Each Other
on The Thessalyan Plain.
COURAGE OF The GREEKS REYIYlIG.
New Cabinet Formed by King George.
Tho Sultan Proposes Terms-He VIII
Graut Peace II tho Greeks Leave
Crete and Pay m Indemnity.

ATHENS. April So.-i A. MA dis.
p"'ch just received from Pharsaios. dated
yesterday Thursday at ( 4. NJ. says
that Turkish army corps from Larissa
has occupied Trikkala. unreslsted. Tne
Greeks have fallen back on Pharsal0s.
Hallway communication between vols
and Pharsalos has been restored. The
advance guards Of the Turkish divisions
have moved forward from all points,
and taken up various positions on tho
Thessalyan plain. Both armies are
now in immediate contact, and great
battle is believed to be imminent.
The courage OF the Greek army u
revlyng. Prince Constantine IS visit
Ing the various camps. and inspiring con-
hdence and hope. General Mavornichan.
late chief or the Greek stan, has lert
the Greek camp and is returning TO
Athens.
a NEW CABINET
ATHENS, April 23.-The King summon
ed NJ. Delyannis the Premier this morn
ing and called upon him TO tender his
resignation. Ills Majesty subsequently
intrusted the Opposition leaders with the
task Of forming new Cabinet
Following is the official list OF the new
Cabinet ministers as corrected this even
ing:
Premier and Minister of Warm. Rail-.
Minister Of Warm. Tsamavos.
Minister OF Financc-M. Simopoulo
Minister of Educatlon--M. Carapanos.
Minister OF the Interior.-M. Teotaoki.
Owing 10 the absence OF M. Teotoki.
the new Cabinet will not take the oath
until tomorrow. NJ. Triantianyllako.
and NJ Eftaxias are mentioned for tho
Ministcry OF Education and tho Minis
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lie VIII Go to Cuba If His wife's Health
VIII Permit.

WASHINGTON. April 29.-W. J. Cal
houn. the lawyer Of DanviIle, H., VINO
has been selected by President Mckinney
to represent the United States at the
Spanish investigation into the death or
DR.. Ruiz. the American dentist alleged
to have been murdered I'm a Cuban prison,
has accepted the appointment, condi-
tional upon the health Of his Wife who
has been III. becoming sufficiently Inn
proved to permit him to leave the coun-
try.
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Cbatham's Town Sergeant Dead.

CHATHAM, VA, April 29.-Speciai.-
Town Sergeant Charles Z. Holt died to-
dav al 1880 o'clock. He came TO Chat
ham when quite young man from Farm
vile. Va, and for some tine rode as depu-
ty sheriff.
For the past few years he has been town
sergeant and keeper OF the county Jail.
He was thirty-six years old.
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JUDGE CLARK TO DOCTORS.
Shall The Governing Power Reside in
Manhood or in Money?
THE RISING GENERATION WILL DECIDE
He says Federal Judges Should be Elected
by the Peopie-Commence OF
the University College of MedI.
cino Last Night.

The University College OF Medicine last
night turned out thlrty-nine as hne-iook-
ing medical doctors as ever started out
into the broad field OF science TO earn
regulations for themselves. There were
also six grauates n the dental depart
ment. and FIVE IN TIE pharmacal depart
meat.
j. was the foIrth annual commence
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Lots of Strawberries.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April 29.-Enor-
nous shipments of strawberries are being
made from this section. From Whining
ton 70 Goldsboro inclusive, a distance OF
only eghty-four miles, the shipments to-
DAY were $500 crates by express and 100
crates IN refrigerator cars. Ten thousand
crates contain three hundred and twenty
thousand quarts.
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IrIiL AIOr soAD4r InIlNs.
Sorfoiis and Western Officials Will Observe
the sabbath.

WINSTON, n. c., April 29-special.-
The Norfolk and Western VIII run no
more SUNDAY trains on Winston-Salem
division. IL Is announced that the new
vice-presideut and general manager OF the
road has decided not 10 run any trains on
Sunday. only where 1t is necessary. re
believes IN keeping the Sabbath hoiy
and giving the employees rest.
". IA. Chick. a painter OF this city, has
entered suit against Register of Deeds
Miller for Issuing a license TO his seven
teen-year-old son. The boy claimed he
was twenty-one, got the papers, and was
married.
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nlR. REAGAN's sPEEcH.

After a number Of young ladies repre-
senting the different Southern States had
decorated tho monument with flowers.
the Hon. John II. Reagan, last surviving
member Of the Confederate Cabinet, de-
llvcred an eulogy on President Davis. Hs
said in part.
To me has been assigned the duty
Of saving in brief way some
thing OF tho character and services OF
the President OF the Confederate States.
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BURNING SHIPs LIBELLED.
One Hundred Anti-Bowden RepuJlic1 n
MIKE Pllgrimage 10 McKlnler


Make "a Pilgrimage to Mckinley.
NORFOLK. VA, April 9-Speclal.-The
steamship Boyne was libeled last evening
by J. B. Grant. master Of the tug l.. Il.
Luckcnbach. who claim $50 600 salvage
=. Grant and Caleb Goodwin. master OF
the tug Katie, both nbelled the steam
ship Clintonia this morning. The former
claims $50 900. and the latter 4 reasonable
salvage.
Both OF the vessels were burned on the
Newport News fire last Tuesday and the
claims are for assistance alleged 10 have
been rendered by the libellants.
Nearly one hundred Republicans. in
cluding DR.. r. A. Wise defeated candi-
date for Congress. will leave here for
Washington tomorrow night 70 contest
the right Of the Bowden faction of the
party 10 the spoils. II Is stated M head
quarters that the party which is dulv
accredited by the state Committee viii
be received on Saturday by President No
Kinley and the Postmaster General.
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morgan TREATS PLTMS.
He Continues to Gather rThem-Richm nd
er- Ia Washington.

WASHINGTON. %. C.. April 23.-Special.
Hon. Morgan Treat. OF King William.
secured the following appointments Of
fourth. class postmasters. which will be
made in. a few days. Mr.. Treat will re-
main !n the city for a day or two:
Lestor Manor, King William county
=. +. Souder.
Mantapike. King and Queen counsy-R
L. Harper.
Messrs. ]. L. Jeffries. OF Culpeper. j.
Clifford Miller and William Ryan OF Rich
mond and Emmett VI. Wells and wife, Of
Manchester are at the Metropolitan.
Judge John Paul. Of Harrlsonourg. IL In
the city.
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would have been an unpleasant thing to
ride of under fire
president Davis had the chivalIic
courage OF Richard Occur de Leon and
the Roman virtue. consistency and love
Of liberty Of Cato. 'Gcd bless his mem
ary'"
OTHER EULOCIES.
Other eulogies we're pronounced as fol-
lows:
General r. u. Lee. by the Hon. Geo. n.
Aldredge. on General Stonewall Jackson,
10y Judge II. w. Lightfoot. on General
Albert sydney Johnston. by the Hon. Nor
man O. kittrcll, on the Private. by the
Hon. a. Il. Watts.
The ceremonies ended with a battle OF
flowers participated In by all. the base
OF the monument at the end being coy
cred with a mass Of flowers
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Forecast for
Friday:
For Virginia and North Carolina: show
ers and thrnderstorms; colder, southeriS
winds becoming northrly.
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Senator plafi Married.

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Or
vile H. Platt Of Connecticut. was mar
rted to-day TO Mrs. Jennie p. Hoyt: OF
Upper Monteclair. N. J. The wedding
was at the home Of the bride.
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Six Months for SHOOTING.

LAWkENCENILLE VA, April %
Special.-Joseph Doyle. who has been ON
Trial here FOR unlawfully shooting Nyilev
J. Ferguson. has just been convicted and
his punishment fixed ~ ssx months IN
t@n
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RANGE orrHERMOMETER.

The range OF the Thermometer at The
Times officer yesterday was the follyw-
ing;
, A. NJ. d; Y NJ. 80; r. NJ. n: Z
p. NJ. 10; . p. NJ, -; u M.. u. Aver
ssa> ei as
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Receiver for Georgia Railroad.

ATLANTA, GA. April "a special to
the Constitution. from Athens. Ga. says
that NJ II. Dooly was appointed tempory
receiver to-day for the Northeastern rail-
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ment Of this growing institution and
the Academy of Music, where the eXer-
cises took place. was crowded with
large and representative audience.
among those present, there were a no
ticeably large number of ladies'. and
handsome bouquets were seen by the
dozen. The stage was decorated with
handsome growing plants and cut flow
ers. Besides the graduating class. the
members of the faculty Of the institution,
and the orator Of the evening, there were
several prominent people who occupied
seats on the stage. by special invita-
ton.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
After music by STEMS Orchestra. the
exercises Of the evening were opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor, pastor
OF Centenary Methodist church. The or
chestra rendered another appropriate
musical selection, after which the medical
degrees were conferred by Or. Hunter
Mcclure. president Of the University Col
lece OF Medicine. Those receiving their
medical degrees were;
j. G. Bodow Jr., u. Bridgeforth, ID. ID. >,
George A. Brown, i. @. Brumback,
c. r. CAREER, II. X carter
w r. Chitwood. II. VI. Dejarnette,
c. L. Eason, X. Ferguson, Jr.'
A. G.. Franklin, Jr.. y. W. Francis
W. b. FuGua, - H. iaIt"eu'
i. O. Hays. q. >. h4Iuy'
Il. NJ. Lippitt, H. II. Mc5ulIe'
y. X. Mckee, J. .. Ma'tneWs'
w. i. Merchant X W. Miller
q I, Moore. Mcclure Newton.
H. G.. Nicholson. NJ. y. Nuekols.
l.. NJ. Parker. w. L. Iepie'
II. w. Phillips, A. e Kay
S. /. Rucker. ]. Z. smlthwick,
A X Tayloe. Il. +, Iayior'
]. =. Williams, w. Z. WiiAams'
John Z. Winfield. a. i. Noo!"ine'
w. B. Woolwine
Dental Department: DR.. Mcclure also
conferred the dental degrees as follows:
u w Barksdale. J.. J.. Dameron, Jr.,
y NJ Hardy T. d. Hubbard,
I p Eeecb w. ii. o. McGee,
W. D. Willis.
PHARMACAL DEPARTMENT.
Those receiving pharmacal degrees were:
A. T. Gray. W. H. ,-o',l.' u",,','
w. /. Lyle. b. . A'9'o'''
II. II. Robinson.
1TocpITAI, APPOINTMENTS.
Tho bosnital appointments were an
rornced by DR.. Thomas j. Moore as
follows: >-,o,,o,s
st. Luke's. Drs. ]. c. Bodo" anu w.
Lowndes Peple. ,,,.No,.o,
virginia Hospital Drs. II. G. Nicholson
and c. l.. Moore. w.t.,
Retreat for the Sick, Or. John b. wing
field. ,,... T.,
richmond Eye Ear. and Throat IN
iirnary, DR.. J. y. May.
THE PRIZES.
nr W 6. Gordon. in a brief and Wen
timed speech. presented the medical
prizes. as follows: n. 49,.
The stuart Mcclure Prize-Best Notes
on Principles OF surgery-B. j. hiies-
man. - ~. 80.
Dr. Hunter McGuires prlze-bsst ho'es
ON one OF his clinical lectures delivered
in the ampitheatre-W. Lowndes Peple.
The J. 4. White Prize-Best Notes on
Diseases OF the Eye-C. l.. Moore
The John +. Wlnn Prize-best notes
on his lectures on clinical Obstetrics
G.. S. Kirby.
rha Valentine Meat Juice Company's
prize-Highest standing on Materia Med
ica--E. B. claybrook.
Bartlett-Garvens' prize-ilighest stand
ing on surgery-A. Chambers Ray
The Powers-Taylor Drug COS Prize
Best Essay OF Items, II. G.. Nicholson.
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". B. WOOlWine
Dental Department: DIR. Mcguire also
conferred the dental degrees as fohows'
II w Rarksdale. J.. J.. Dameron. Jr.,
L. NJ Hardy, 1, i. huDpaiu'
j. J.. keech. W. H. - -HSHee'
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