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Farming implements. 60,

Consisting of Farm Wagon, Hay Rigging ore
morse Farm Wagon, spring no top Wagon,
nice one; BickfOrd Il Huffman brill, 9 Spouts.
nearly new, in nice condition; Champion
Mower, nearly new, with one extra knife never
been used Buckeye Sulkey Cultvator, good
steel Randall Harrow. only been used one sea
son; Twin Harrow, Ine-hOrse CultivatorS,
No. 10 Oliver Chilled PlOws, small A oliver
Oh lied PlOws. Rollers, one good one: Farm
Steel Rake, Carriage Top, Coal-bOx York Wagon,
Cutter Sleigh and two strings of bells, Corn
Shelter, in good order; Exlan Fan. with shaker,
Cider Press complete; Wheel Glover See SOwer,
new; 3-row Corn Marker, Hand Corn Planters,
Beam, weighs 800 pounds; Work Bench and Iron
Vice, Tool Chest and large lot of Tools of all
kinds; 2sets of Wagon Harness. complete; sets
of single Carriage Harness. set of heavy Dear
s sets OF PlOw Harness. best hames with leather
straps, 4-horse Single Tree, lot of Double and
Single Trees, nearly all new; Col ars and Brides,
II Cow Chain HalteTs, lot of Wedges Axes,
long and short ladders, Peach Body, with
springs: Hoes Spades, Shovels, Forks. lot OF
empty Barrels, 10 Tons OF good Hay, 400 bushels
OF Corn on the ear, 200 Peach Baskets lot Of Ber-
ry Crates, two 10 and l2-teet Oak Hog Troughs,
new good Is feet Horse Trough, &c.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.-No. Cook Stove,
wood burner nearly new, good make, with fix
lures, complete No.7 Victor Cook, with fixtures,
Sitting room Stove, double heater air.iight wood
Stove, Sofa, Bed Chamber Suits, Chairs, Blinds.
Bedsteads, Walnut Extension Table. 10 feet long,
one fiat Office desk and set Dairy Fixtures
Barrel Churn, 2hve.gallon Milk Cans
TERAIS.--Al sums of $50 and under, cash
will be required; over that amount credit OF
10 Months will be given, by the purchaser Civ
ing bankable note, with approved endorser
Discount of per cent will be allowed on ell
sums over $50 for cash. No goods to be removed
until terms are complied with.
rIrs. KATE r. PRIr1ROSE.
B. V. Weldon. Auctioneer.
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Special for Saturday.
Turkish Towels.

An old lot slightly soiled, are
all marked for Saturday at half
price, soc. to 25c. both bleached
and unbleached.
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Guinea Hen Flannels.

Gray and brown mixed, good
for skirts and shirts, 10c. grade
Saturday, sc.
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Crash.

1000 yards best quality cotton
twilled, bleached or unbleached,
34c. per yard; all linen, sc. per
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Diseases Of the nIood u,.o Nerves.

no one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise succumbs TO Browns Iron
Bitters. Known and used for nearly
quarter of a century, it stands to-day fore
most among our most valued remedies.
Browpg,Iron Bitters is sold.by all dealers.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23
Is Head Mich Cows and Heifers

All young and well selected Some TSg-EN
will be fresh by day of sale and all ~ aA n
coming in profit. some Jersey, enti. MAD
tied to be regiStl red. @-els-z-2'
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CaIicOes.

1000 yards in short lengths and
plain styles-Saturday, &c. per
yard.
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NightgOWns.

100 ladies gowns, made of
muslin and finished like home
made garments, in handsome
work. Regular price, $1.25; clos
out yrice, 75c. each.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic lOc or 25c
II Z. &. Z. fail TO cure. druggists refund money!
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23
TWO FINE BROOD SOWs,

One heavy with pig, Chester County White, the
other black and white Berkshire, has ten
pigs by her side.
IA Fine ShOats, good stock; 500 pounds of Side
Meat, lot of hogs heads and jOwls l barrel of
pure Cider Vinegar. 100 baskets of White Pota-
toes and some seed potatoes
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23
FOR SALE.

1000 WHITE OAK POSTS in the rough.
Apply to
f. BECK,
i10tf Smyrna, Del.
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& II Horses & Colts

No. MAY sOrIel Mare. standard bred. IA
years old, sound and gentle in single and double
harness, fine roadster and fast.
No 2-kaSter SOrrel Horse. stylish a good
driver and worker years old sound
No. 3-Nellie. Brown Mare, years O'd, sound
and gentle. will work anywhere; fine brood
mare.
No. 4-Bell, Gray Mare, 10 years old, a good
worker and brood mare.
No. 5-Harry irOn-gray Colt years old next
June, Norman stock, large, and broken to all
harness, sound and gentle.
No. 6-NOrmRn, chestnut-sOrrel, white main
and tail, Norman stocS, years old next May,
sound and well broken to any harness Both of
the above have only to he seen to be appreciated.
No. dexter, bay colt years old next May,
a beauty.
No. S-Fannie, iron gray colt, years old next
June, will make fine driver.
No. 9-Lillie, SOrrel Colt, ? years old next July.
No. l0-Hop, Bay Colt. year old next May,
stylish. and has great future.
Nos. IL and l2-Pair of Mules. one a cream
color, l2 years old, no better in the state. The
mate is a brown: Is years old
The above horses and colts are all standard
bred
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There are Sailor Suits for boys of
8 to II, Brownie Suits for boys of
8 to 8, and a few bright-and-early
capes-that are wearable with any
suit without crushing the collar.
There is not a slight or skip in
the suit goodness. All economies
come through care and large buy
ing. The suits are So to $40. Main
floor, Market street.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23
FOR RENT

A NINE-ROOM HOUSE on cor
ner of Mt. Vernon and Delaware
streets. Water in the house, with
sewerage. Apply to
GEO. ID. COLLINS,
216tf Smyrna, Del
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Table Linens.

300 yards bleached damask
Table Linens, Irish made, extra
heavy and 81 inches wide, now
SOC. per yard; latter price Csc.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23

FAC SMILE signature of CHAS. II. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of fCAsroRIA
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WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Feb. 2l, 1850

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Feb. 21, 1893
First Showing Ware soproud
of Spring con,H oa me new new sea- fo-
ouiIo iOi Doyo boys that we
can't wait for a formal "opening
day." All the suits that have come
and there are suits enough and
styles enough to fascinate any
clother of boys-all 60 on show
now.
We couldn't help selling about
twenty suits to those who saw them
getting to our tables, selling them
before they got a word in the
papers.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23

smyrna Branch Trains.
NORTH: TIA, S.42, 9.49, A. NJ, S.44, $50, P. NJ.
SOUTH: 9.2S, 11.57, A. NJ, 4.O2, 20, 6. .O3 P. NJ.
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Carpets

New Spring Carpets every day.
Old fashioned hit and miss rag
carpet, Csc. per yard, or a finely
patterned Ingram reversible for
the same price.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23

Remnants of Linoleums at
half price, and 15c. dozen best
handmade shades, mounted on
spring rollers ready to go up to
the window for 35c. each.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23


caught from the seeing.
THE ENGLISH
two blues on white
green and blue with white
reSeda with white and plum
mignOnette with black and white
cardinal, black and white
green and white
white, blue and black
elaborate Persian designs on white, red
and cream
Persian stripes in fine coloringS-blue is
prominent
clover leaves
wave lines on white
leaf green blue and white
but the list grows too long.
The FRENCH-printed two colorS
on one; all square dots
of black and white on lavender
and on light brown
and on new red
and on beige
and turquoise and chartreuSe.
Five sizes of dots in most of the
colorings.
These Foulards are printed in
AlSace.
New black-and-white silks at
85c, and
New blue-and-white silks at 85c.
Smyrna times., 1898-02-23
PROMINENT MEN ARRESTED.

Wien Boggs arrived in this part Of
the country he met Harry A. Richard
son and told the story to him. The
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2: Rueger. W. 1; Taylor. H., J. ?; Wat
kins. 2. Wexford. !. .
Ninth Class-Cameron. b. 2; Cameron.
D.. J. 2; shield, A., J. = shield, W, q
Saunders, r., l.
First Class-Allston. !. ?; Boiling, !. 2;
Cottrel. Il Flegenheimer, w" J: Guion.
!. .: Haw. l. .: Heth. ]; Leake /. 2; Ly-
ons !. q Matthews. 2. stays, 1, .; strauss
ENGLISH COMPOSITION.
First Class-Bates. r., !. Q; Clarke. T.,
e , Rgyai' & stri Kqdehs sutton haT T. sIi
mlngton, c., !, Urquhart l. p Yarbrough'
Second Class-Bosher. T. o. Brawley 1.
.; Boulware. j. F.. !. 2; Boulware. \. l..
nell 2. Johnston 2. Whlroct. I. O.
Third Class-Curtis. .. Kinds. T.. q;
TAYLOR. w. r., !; Taylor. H., j. q. Wissler
Fourth Class-Bacon. .: Boyd R. T. l.:
.: Dixon. l. o. Hord, ]. 2; Lloyd, I; Mos
chetd j. Q. Winston. T.. !. ?
Fifth Class-Carmlchael. I, .; Cone. 4!
Crump 2. Denoon. 2: Elicit IT,. q, Harri-
sixth Class-Cary. J. b.. T. .; Cutchins
land 2: Jack 2: Kaufman. 2: Pohlig l.
2: seldom I. 2; Trigg !, 2; Walker, J, 2
ETGIasH GRAMMAR.
First Glass Gst section)- Alst1n. I; Boil
ling I. .; Fleeenheimer ~. L. Gordon. l.;
Guion J. 2; Heth. J.
First class '2nd sectoo,nl ,ars litlh;; l.
BOYD y. -. Iil.i,o'', 70.
Ivo'1ls, 3. lr,itbev,s .. stage. T. ,: Win
Son sc.,r l,i' l If IT, 4 .. Bolton +;
CLARKE I. 2. Duval. I. 2: Larus j; Mat
theus. .. Street. J.. sutton 4. Symiuston,
c.. J., UrquharL ! -,.,- o.
p, IhlId O4aSs-l5 iiei; ~;
Boui~'It' H. -" j. - 't 49,. o' - -
q, @"g'e''~ 10 I' 90
- p, -. - ,,,.-- r,.,.t.- IA n =. r,,.ro-
=! u yyiss-cr oa''' ''''
Fi6 CIass-Ford r. r.. 2. Dixon
l. 2. Hord. I. 2; Moschoui. 2. winston,
T.. I. O.
SlAIn class, arm me-. j., - Il'IIlsol'
j. =. henholdis, j. =: hue5 a.; D.. r,....-
s.Fehi5n IT,, l, ,r,
w. 'y1t;,a,ii,s 80 80 ''
EIGHTH class BiirweT : o. Christian
T p: Cutchins. T.. T. Q. Elicit. Taz.. l. q;
FRAZER 2, haulI niil.l.''
for. J. Eeuger va. L 7Ui,u, ,,., f.
1T - 10 80 "'''''''' - go " ''''
'''' '' -''' 30 HISTORY.
First CLASS 0Greeeel-Coftreil (. Dunlop.
| !. 2. Lambert /, Lancaster, II. C.. T. .;
Lloyd. %
second class CGreecel-l .afHe. j., x.
~, nuns, Jlo.. J. = l,ut,i i-- ''o3' - 90
-',r,i,Ii i3.sh- ma, 'T,r,gi., o..
P0vd r. Il. I. Dixon. I. o. Haw. / ..
! I.iob .. sutton /. T-raubarr I. Win.
ston r..
Fourth Class Gst section)-Groece-
| Bates, IA. i.. j. = Bosher, ], 2; boulWare'
49, 5. Garr a. r. iaieifol
! d. y1-f.i.1,ol, %. y,.irstn, ~ I
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snlt for $1,000 Damages.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June is.-Spe.
clal.--rhe Corporation Court Is engaged
IN hearing the case OF W G.. Eastman's
administrator VS.. F. +. Finch and his
wife. Mrs. Martha A. Finch Tor $4,000
damages
on December s. 1896. while laying brick
for the defendants. the scaffolding on
which Eastman was at WORK collapsed.
He fell three stories. sustaining Internal
Injuries from which ne died.
The plaintiff alleges that the accident
Was due 70 the negligence ~ the de-
PENDANTS In not providing a secure scar
folding.
Mr.. r. c. Blckford and state Senator
II. f. Boykin, OF this city. represent tho
plaintiff, and the defence y being con-
Quoted by Attorney c. v Meredith. of
Richmond. and Mr.. A. c. Garrett, OF this
city.
The case will not be given to tile jury
before the middle OF next week. as there
are humber OF witnesses yet 10 10 ex,
amined.
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LIEUTENANT SHIP
FOR BROADER.
SentineIS to Be Furnished With Ball
Cartridges on Post,
TO PRESENT A HOSPITAL FLAG.
The Sore Arm Battalion Drill Without
Their Guus-Gov. Russell Accepts
the Resignation Of Judge Nor
Wood on Account of Drink.

RALEIGH. y. c.. June 1s.-Special.-
Lieutenant William L. Ships name
is now being urged for the Brlgad.er-
Generalshlp The fact that he Is young,
but has seen active service will be in his
favor.
Among the general orders issued yester-
day by Colonel W. II. S. Burgwyne were
these: sentlnes will hereafter be sup
piled with ball cartridges 10 be used II
it is necessary 10 enforce orders.
A provost guard Of three corporals and
nine priyatcs Is detailed 10 patrol the
country around the camp, ana at night
in the city of Raleigh to arrest all who
are absent from the camp without proper
authority.
There has been a good deal OF slipping
by the sentnels by the soldiers and COM
ing into the city
Tho ladies OF Raleigh are 20 present q
hospital flag to the hospital at camp.
The flag Is TO bear the number OF the
regiment and the sign Of the Red Cross
Society
SORE ARM BATTALION.
In the drill yesterday two companies
appeared without their guns as their vac
clnated arms were too sore 10 handle
them.
General Brooks. commander OF this de-
parlment. has ordered Colonel Burgwyae
to designate six lieutenants TO go 10
Charleston. S. c., 20 receive instruction
IN artillery The following are named !:
G. II. White. Lyman A. Deal A. c.
Amy Jr., w. A. Farriar. ]. b. Telling
hast and W T. Meadans. They Will go
In a few days.
10 is thought that the Second Regiment
will recruit up 90 1850 By 'he 22d. It's
first strength was 975-that was two
weeks ago.
WANTS MORE CARRIERS.
Postmaster c. T. Bailey Is making an
effort 20 have more letter carriers FOR
the city. All the old ones win be retain
ed. but they are too few IN number 10 do
the work satisfactorily Toe Charlotte
and Wilmington postmastors got an In
crease OF salary. while Raleigh f. 10 have
an increase OK force. Raleigh's postoiiice
handles about 20 per cent more mail
matter than any other town IN the state
Much Of this Is FOR the United States De-
partments and the State Agricultural
Department which is free
AZ last the Governor has acknowledged
that he has received and accented tho
resignation OF Judge Norwood This res
ignaton was written 20 take effect when
Judge Norwood should again be drinking
on the bench after an investigation had
been mode
lie was drink ard the resignation
accepted and the Office declared vacant
without am Investigation so the Cover
nor will probably have q little trouble
with the Judge before the matter Is set
tied.
TIE can only appoin, until November
when the people Will elect successor
for the iudgeshln.
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OUR TRADE WITH CHINA.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il - fail
10 cure 2jc Tho genuine has L. b, Q. on
each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
IN THE CHURCHES.
Some OF the Services TO be Held This
Lord Day.


The third Of the series Of talks on
Mountain Minded Mem win take place
I'm the Young Mems Christian Ass0cia-
ton par.0r this afternoon al 4
o'clock. The theme for the after
noon will be 1.-THE Grand Old Man -
Gladstone. The address of the afternoon
will be delivered by Rev. IT, H. Rawlings.
pastor of Clay Street Methodist church.
who is u0t only am interesting speaker.
but also one who is very popular with
young men. The Grove Avenue Baptist
church choir will sing
The BOYS Gospel Army will meet az
O'Clock in the parior ana WIN be adj
dressed hv Mr.. q. n. Fairbanks ON the
theme Talking Through Space
AS Mr. Fairbanks is AN adept M this
business he viii Doe able 20 give the boys
"a most interesting talk. Ar are well
come.
The Gymnasium Bible Study Club viii
meet in the Blue Room, az 5to.clock Boo
charge of Physical Director Merrill and
the Workers Training Glass VIII meet
at o'clock, Immediately after mems
meeling.
Mr. Mckee having returned 10 the city.
viii conduct the study
The regular annual Childrcn's Day eN-
ercises VIII be celebrated at 81 James
81. T.. church to-day.
The exercises VIII begin al half past 9
o'clock and VIII be OF an interesting char
acter.
The pastor will preach especially 20
children at A a. 81. Subject, An
Abundant Entrance.
Services at Il. VI. win Doc conducted by
A. a.. Brown. DID presiding elder
Rev James =. Smith y. d., viii preach
ar the Soldiers Home chapel this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Rev. a.. r. HYDE. pastor of the Third
Presbyterian church. having returned,
will occupy his pulpit this morning
and night as usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
MAN UP A TREE.
A shot Was Fired at Him and He
Fled.

Andrew Scott IS "a negro youth about
sixteen years old who likes 90 eat cherries
fresh from The cherry-tree. lie went over
10 Dir. Joseph Atkins farm near the
National Cemetery, Friday afternoon,
climbed up the cherry tree and nXet him.
self 90 eat cherries 10 his hearts content.
lie had not been comfortably liked IN
the forks OF some limbs long before Mr.
Atkins came out and ordered the intruder
% leave. This Scott refused 10 do, and
cursed Mr.. Atkins. whereupon the latter
went IN his house and got his shotgun
ana commenced 90 FIRE on the negro. The
latter then lost no time In making himself
scarce. lie was not hurt.
4 warrant Was sworn out for Scott and
he was arrested by Constable samuel
lie had u hearing before squire Larus
Yesterday afternoon and was fined S2.J0
and costs. His counsel took an appeal
Judge Minor yesterday granted fran
chlse 10 the S0uthside Railway and De-
velopment Company TO construct a single
track electric railroad from Broad street
and Hermitage road 10 the A. j. III
monument. The line Will be commenced
I'm about ten days.
Clerk s. L. Naddiu. OF the Henrico
County Court Is III al his residence on
Fulton Hill.
AIR. Henry Hechler. who has been quite
III at his residence, on the MechanicsVllle
turnpike, Is improving.
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scriptlon reading thus: The Happy
Rest, No Noise Please
ATAgCOTTu DEAD.

#
Rest, No Noise Please
MASCOTTu DEAD.
All OF the boys of the Third were sorry
TO learn OF the death OF SUFFOLK, the VAL
ued billy goat, belonging TO the company
from that city whose palate was just as
much tlckled by the taste OF tin can
as by the tenderest bit Of grass that ever
grew az Camp Lee, and we nope tnat the
fate Of their mascot will not be taken as
am augury of bad luck by our comrades
OF the Fourth. The columns OF Inc
Times are eagerly watched for news OK
the other two Virginia regiments az
jacksonville. and IL Is the sincere wish
of all the men 90 the regiment that we
may be- sent TO join them In the Lana OF
Flowers.
The men of the Third and those OF the
Second and Fourth exchange letters with
each other quite often, telling the incl
dents OF their respective camps. Among
the list OF letters posted by Captain Fer
guson as not having been called for are
ones from Richmond directed TO Sergeant
Charles Brown and c. O. Swami. and In
addition tlfre is an express package
from the same city addressed 20 PM
Lea,hern. which remains at the CHAP
lain S tent awaiting "a call from ms owner.
THE QUARTERMASTER.
One of the busiest men IN camp Is
Quartermas,er Cooper, who looks after
stores Oh all kinds for the whole regi-
meuL His tents are always surrounded
by a number of company quartermasters
with acquisitions for various things and
I'm addition 10 serving them be is con-
stantly engaged I'm experimenting the
unloading Of supplies which arrive each
day from Dunloring. If any man In the
regiment earns his pay IL is the quarter
master.
An amusing feature OF this week has
been the shaving or of many moustaches
and the close clipping of hair. This latter
has been done IL every fashion and the
boys far from home have tried to make
themselves appear as ludicrous as possi-
bic. The barber is "a private in Company
j.. and with the aid of @ pair " clippers
DE has made many q dime. Some Of the
boys present the appearance OF Conan
che Indian with only a little tut- Of hair
left on the top Of their heads. while
others have had their hair shaved of
right MP the middle leaving the hair
growing on both sides and at the back.
I'm one company here every man with a
moustache has had the same shaved.
Prvatcs Powers and Clarke of Com
pany c., Farmv.le. claim that they are
the only two men enlisted in the present
war from Cumberland county.
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cioty OF the college will be given this
wear nj the Jefferson. on Wednesday, the
y instant az s:.35 j. NJ. An attractive
list of toasts and speakers has been ar
ranged by the committee, and, on the
whole the banquet promises 10 be the
most successful ever given. Interest IN
the society SIS steadily increasing as ls
its roll of membership and the attend
auce OF out-0t-town members is expected
10 exceed that or any previous year. All
the railroads entering the city, except
the Norfolk and Western, have agreed
20 give those attending the rate or one
and 70 third fare for the round trip.
The Executive Committee has decided
that SC viii be iuoxpedicnt 10 use the
money derived from the payment or the
annual dues for She banquet this year.
as there arc other demands upon the
society.
THE COMMENCEMENT.
The commencement OF Che college viii
he held this week. beginning with the
commencement sermon. which viii be
preached tonight az the college 10y Rev.
nr David NJ Ramsey, or Charleston, =
on Thursday. AZ noon the certificates
of distinction n the sub-iunior junior
and intermediate classes VIII be publicly
delivered. and ON Thursday evening the
closing exercises win Doc held. President
William r. Harper. Pin. j., LID. or
Chicago University. WIFI deliver the ad-
dress. and tho college medals and d.
piomas VIII be delivered ON this occasion.
GRADUATES 1N GREEK.
Professor Kellogg. OF the School ~
Greek Of Richmond College. has posted
the graduates OF the closing session in
that school as FAR as determined. They
arc Nceers A. T. Bachy mcdallist. = s.
Lyon. Thomas r. McAdams. Fred w.
Moomc. T.. v. Riddcll. j. Alfred Garrett
and John Is G0ode.
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MAY BE CHANGES
AT THE COLLEGE.
The Chair Of Latin May Be Perma-
nentIy Filled,
BY A NEWLY ELECTED MAN.
Talk OF Making Professor Mitchell
Professor orIIistory and Literature
Site for the New Science Hau-A
Encouragement fDcgrccs.
BY A NEWLY ELECTED MAN.

The men TO whom the interests OF
Richmond College are especially en-
trusted have been unusually busy lately.
While professors and students have been
working day and night reading or WRIT
ing examinations. about half Ca dozen CONF
mi,tCcs OF half dozen members each.
from Che Board OF Trustees. have been as-
icmblug and delibcriug.
Up 90 this time outsiders DO not see
any prominent developments. but Prtsi-
cent BoatWreht says au thc committees
gre working mDcIy-Qu..c earnest ly and
tremendously interesting results
may appear SIN q few days.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
held "a meeting Thursday evening, at
which they decided upon the site which
they Will recommend for the proposed
Science Hall, 90 q meeting the first of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-19
NEWPORT NEWS BONDS.
Sale Closed and Proposed Improve
ments VIII Begin NJ Once.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June IS
Specialize sewer, school and Jail bonds.
amounting 70 $4,000. have been sold to
Rudolph Kleybalte & Co.. OF Cincinnati.
This nrm last March Did lol.l0 for the
bonds, but afterwards refused TO take
them. claiming that the act authorizing
the issuance was Illegal.
The city had the firms certified check
for $500. and the matter was submitted
to Judge Dillon. OF New York. an au
thority on municipal law. The Jurist
pronounced the act 10 be legal, and tho
bonds We're last evening forwarded TO
Rudolph kieybalte * CO., together with a
draft for Sli3llj. This Will enable tho
city 20 begin work Immediately on the
public improvements contemplated.
The funds will be expended as follows:
For sewers. $4,000: FOR schools. $50 90.
for jail and emergency hospital $1,000.