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IN spite of the admiration Of Tom Reeds
old constituents for him in many respects,
they draw the line on his anti-expansion
sentiments. At the Convention which
nominated his successor they passed a
very complimentary resolution to Tom.
but declared their belief that we should
proceed vigorously in the Philippines.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY states the proper
Philippine policy with his usual concise
ness: STAMP out the insurrection first.
Talk about the form Of Government after
ward"
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The 20oth Ind. Assaults the Rebel Works at
Dayhreak

There were the same pcrplcxing sounds
of battle in many places and directions
when the 200th Ind. went into line as there
had been around Buzzard RooSt
Joe Johnston was fierccly conteSting
every hilltop and narrow gorge to gain
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SENATOR MASON can not blush for
his country near so violently as the coun-
try bushes for a Senator that will give
open aid and comfort to her enemies.
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ST and Shorty return to their regiment,
which they find encamped on the side OF
Mission Ridge, near Chattanooga. They
were ordered to bring with them batch OF
boyish recruits. whom they succeed in
getting through, after some lively ex-
periences on the road. The recruits are
divided up among the companies-Co. Q
receiving seven.
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EVANS has discovered another alleged
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SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA
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A Story of Aaron Bnrr's Great
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By JOHN R. MUSlCK.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

felony plead guilty TO m.sdemeano,r.
lie was fined S25 and given six months
in jail.
Fritz Kragle. white, charged WIN en-
tering the saloon Of Pat McClair, ana
stealing q sum Of money theretrom.
pleaded guilty Tie got twelve months IN
Jail and was fined s..
Constable Meyer Angle has had busy
week of II. He arrested Franio Mauck'
charged with stenlng from the person.
Nauck was dismissed by Squire Lewis.
Dan Walters was arrested by him on
the charge Of allowing a vicious dog 10
run az large he was fined $50.
NJ. Angles most exciting experience
was I'm arresting James Burch. charged
with being drunk and disorderly. The
capture was made near the YORK river
road. aud Mr.. Angle was assisted by
Messrs. Claiborne Epps and Simon sycle'
who happened 90 Doe in that neighbor-
hood. Burch resisted and the three had
q tough Job.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
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The Old Reliable Remedy

81 does seek to aid struggling youth and
90 furnish at moderate cost the best
facilities for liberal culture. IT is glad
% act as custodian OF the gifts or phil
anfhropists who love not only TO hit up
their own generation. but also TO per-
pctuate themselves and their noble ideals
in the youth OF coming years. A college
is never greater than the ideals us
friends cherish FOR s..
Friends OF Richmond College cultivate
the highest ideals for this great insu-
tuition. and. so Jar as lies In your power
help 90 realize them.
ORATOR OF THE EVENING.
The orator OF tho evening was Professor
Albion w. Small Of the University OF
Chicago. His subject was: THE New
Amorlcanism and Education
THE DEGREE MEN.
rollowing Professor Smalls address
came tho delivery OF diplomas 10 the
degree men. as follows.
Bachelors Of Law-Charles Carter An
derson Raymond Wiley Buchanan. Ar
kansas. William Briggs Colonna. South
ampton county. Charles BuInam Conner,
Warren county. HaskIns Hobson. Jf.,
Powhatau county. Hunter Miller. Madi-
son county. Orlando Shay Moncurc,
Caroline county. Herbert Leo Norfieet.
SOUTHAMPTON county: Edward Samuel
Perry Cuipeper county, George Nichols
skipwith. Richmond; Harry Tayloe Tyler,
Prince William county; John C2keley
Wockert. Richmond, Benjamin Herndon
West. Louisa county Robert Lee Will
uams. Smyth county; Arthur w. VIM
Richmond
Bachelors ~ Science-Allen Weir Free
man. Richmond. Lulie Gaines Winston,
Richmond.
Bachelors Of Arts-Claybrook Getting
ham. Lancaster county. James Alfred
Garrett Loudoun county. Fred Goch-
nauer Fauquier county. Joseph Emerson
Hicks. Tennessee. Joseph Day Lee Rich
mond Walter Scott Mcneil South Caro-
lima: Henry Martin. Caroline county
Fred Washington Moore. Norfolk; John
William Morgan. Culpeper county; Sam
uol Lewis Morgan Culp-per county. Jo-
s'ah Moses. Richmond. Vivian Meredith
Myers. savannah. Robert Walter Meath
cry. Halifax county. Robert Opie Norris.
j.. Lancaster county. Charles Chiffon
Pearson. Richmond county. Sidney Nc
Fariand Sowel Fiuvanna county; Clar-
ence Everett Taylor, Maryland. Calder
Truehart Wnlingham. Richmond.
Master of Arts-Alfred Paul Baghy.
Prince Edward county, Robert William
Durrett. Spotsylvania county. Arthur
Jackson Hail. Culpepcr county; Elvin
Seth Lyon. Appomattox county; John
William Thomas McNiel Franklin coun-
ty: Hugh Goodwin Nofsinget Botetourt
county.
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The building occupied by Engine
House No. a. on Third street between
Grace and Broad. caught fire and gave
lively work for three steamers. cnem-
ical engine and a truck yesterday.
A room on the second moor in the rear
OF the mems sleeping apartment and over
the stalls for the horses Is used 10 store
feed. Yesterday morning az II O'Clock
Mr.. William Gathright, who Is attached
20 the engine house. crossed Third street
and saw flames coming through the roof.
He turned In an alarm and for half az
hour OF so water was poured into the feed
room.
About eighty bushels OF oats. fifteen
bales Of hay and ten or twelve bales Of
straw We're in the room.
II is supposed that the fire was started
either by spontaneous combustion or rats
making their breakfast on matches.
The loss IS about $50 on the building
and 81 on feed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

Bolton, Martha Lundy. Helen O'FeiTaI.
ENGLISH HISTORY.
Mise Josie Keppler. Dora Reinhardt'
Fannie Bland. Bliss Williams, connie
Knox. Susie Davis. Lila Wimbish, Ber-
nard Cooke. Mildred Boyd, Maysis
Fleming.
FRENCH HISTORY.
Misses Lucy Mason. Margaret Noting
Florence Mayer. Octavia Crenshaw, mary
Leigh. Elise Clark. Cora Harrison.
MODERN HISTORY.
Misses Nettie Baird Waller Jenress.
Katie Jones. Rose Morris. Ruth Bryant.
HISTORY.
Misses Katie Jones. Helen Waddey, Net
tie Baird. Dora Reinhardt, Susie DAVIS.
PHYSICS.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison.
CHEMISTRY.
Miss Virginia Bland.
NATURAL SCIENCE.
Misses Katie Jones. Jennie Boyd, Netue
Baird.
ASTRONOMY.
Misses Bliss Williams. Susie Davis. Au-
gusta Tinsiey Anna Carr, Jennie McCar-
thy Cora Harrison. Helen Waddey, Nettie
Baird Katie Jones.
MENTAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Misses Helen Waddey, Nettie Laird.
Mary James. Augusta Tnsley, Katie
Jones. Jennie Boyd. Anna Carr.
ARITHMETIC.
Misses Minnie Beers. Bernard Cooke.
Cora Harrison Nellie Gordon, Edna. Da-
Wis Mildred Boyd. Margaret Noting. AMI
"a Clark.
ALGEBRA.
Misses Connie Keesee. Fannie Eland.
Margaret Noting. Mary Leigh. Connie
Knox, Lizzie Easley Anita Clark, Cora
Harrison.
GEOMETRY.
Miss Mary Watkins.
MATHEMATICS.
Misses Nettie Baird, Augusta T'ms'ey
Jennie Boyd Katie Jones, Anna Carr
Helen Waddey.
FRENCH SYNTA&.
Misses Lizzie Farley. Rose Morris. Bliss
Williams.
FRENCH.
Misses Anna Carr, Jennie Boyd Helen
Waddey. Augusta Tinsley.
GERMAN.
Miss Helen Waddey
LATIN
Misses Jennie Hughes. Lizzie Easley,
Anna Carr Jennie Boyd.
Male Orphan School.
Orphan school win take place this after
noon at $50 o'clock
Tho following interesting programme
Will be rendered.
Marching Long. chorus. PRAYER. Rev
James f. Cook. Beautiful Blue Vi0ieis.
fun chorus; Address o. Welcome John
Rudlege Let tho Beautiful Rest. fun
chorus. Boys Rights. Clinton West. Ny
Old Kentucky Home. full chorus
Boys Complaint. George Thacker, I'm the
Green Fields OF Virginia Solo. RccIta-
ton: Selection Melvin Spencer. Reports
OF Scholars SIR. w. IT, Hinson. Award
of Medals. Mr. Geo vs.. Anderson. Dis
tribution of Prizes. Mr.. Rutherford Rose;
Goodbye FUN chorus.
Mis- PolIard's School
The closing exercises OF Miss Ellen
Ponards school ON north Morris street
took place last night A delightful
musical and literary programme was
rendered. after which refreshments were
served.
Following are the pupils who received
hon0rs Misses Edith Saviile and
Katherine Lawless. medals, Misses Helen
Lorraine. Cary Gentry and Lucille Cul-
llngworth. first roll of honor. Miss Rena
Fisher. Masters Harold Fisher Hover
ton Graft Horace and Edward Cans.
and Misses Hannah Bottom ard Kate
Winn. second roll OF honor
81. Mary's Academy
Tho closing exercises Of ST. Mary
Bened'ctine Academy will taho place
next Friday. June Z'd.
Art and fancy work win be- on exhibit
ti0n June gst I'D and 2ai. Tho doors
will Doe open each dsy from % a. NJ. 90
i. N. and admission wl. ho Free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
SESSION OF THE
COLLEGE CLOSED
The Commencement Exercises Were
Held Last Evening.
REWARDS OF MERIT DELIVERED
An Address 10y President Boatwright.
Prof Albion ". small Delivered
The commencement Address.
The Degree Men.

me doors Of Richmond college were
closed iast nieht Tor the brief summer
vacation after one Of the most pros
Moons sessions .n its long and honorable
history. .,.,...,,r.. a
100 number az thc friends OF The coll
ierc were present 90 participate IN the
commencement exercises. and the young
v.lnncrs of medals degrees and olsunc-
tons received tho most cordial ana
hearty applause as they came forward 20
rfofro thfir wc.i-e8rncd honors
DISTINCTIONS AWARDED.
AZ 81 O'Clock yesterday The distinctions
sn ne sib-iunior. junior and interme-
dIafc classes were delivered. The run
as, Of the successful pupils has ALREADY
bsen published in The Times.
There was a great gathering IN the
chapel last night when The commence
mont exercises proper were held. Inc
proceedings were opened by prayer after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
TO FILL TEETH WITH GOLD.


Capitol News Items
Tho state Board 0f Medical Examiners
have practically completed their work.
The applicants for license finished their
papers yesterday To-day they VIII he
given an opportunity TO do practlca. work
Jon filling teeth at the University College
OF Medicine and Surgery They wll begin
az o'clock Amy white person who wants
his or her teeth filled with gold without
cost. IS invited by the board OBJ cali at -he
college this morning. The DIST of apple
cants who pass examination VIII not DEE
made public for two weeks.
There win Doe another meeting of th-
Board OF Public Works Boo the Governor g.
Office to-day To hear representative off
railroads ON the question of assessing Che
properties for taxation.
dr. D. W southlu. tho Superintendent
OF Public Instruction returned yesterday
from stanton where Doe attended the
commencement exercises of the schu0. ior
the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.
The doctor is pleased with the excellent
management of the institution. Die Says
what hc saw there was n revelation t1
him. Tn DIS opinion. n the memhers ot
the Legislature could have wInrsr
what he saw. they would make the large
est possible appropriation to this school
The singing OF hymns in the sign Jane
guago and the recitation of The Lord s.
Prayer hv the deaf mutcs greatly im-
pressed Dr Southall.
Capt. Masurer. Lieutenants Y. S. Hard
wick and j. A. MasIrier. of Company r.
were examined yesterday by a military
board consisting of AdJuant-General
Male. Captains Bossieux. Barrow and
Williams.
cant. Seth Miller. secretary ~ tho Fish
Commission. j. 81. curtis. treasurer of
Newport News. s. r. Curtis. deputy
treasurer and treasurer-elect OF War
wick. and George *. Taylor. treasurer of
Amelia, were visitors 60 the State III
hrarv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

Tho live bird match that was % have
taken place yesterday but postponed, viii
Doe shot tomorrow az o'clock J.. NJ. on
the grounds Of the West End Gun club
at Blandon Park.
This match viii be az one hundred live
birds As the contestants are two of the
best live pigeon and target shots IN the
city. a good deal of interest is being
shown among the local shooters.
The above viii ne followed by other
matches that VIII be arranged on the
grounds. Members Of the different gun
clubs as well as an lovers Of the ap0st
are especially invited - attend and take
part I'm the matches TO follow the regular
event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
RANDOLPH NACON
COMMENCEMENT
BaccaIaureate Address by Rev. DR..
F. NJ. Bristol.
DEGREES, PRIZES AND DIPLOMAS
Tho Board of Trustees Fill Several
Vacancies The Degree OF Doctor
Laws Conferred ON the Editor
of the Atlantic Monthly.
DEGREES, PRIZES AND DIPLOMAS


ASHLAND. VA. june I'.-7i ' .......,.. ,,
second dds D'''li -...-
Rando.ph-Ma'on College We're ot-uh .'l'
morning WIN pray eI Dy rev. ~
Dr. Kern introduced heN' IT. w.
toll pastor of the Metropolitan Melho'.sl
Episcopal chiicH, Wdsilli--o"' ~ -' .''
delivered tine baccalaureate address. gus
subject was brains ana ln d '.''. ,.
speech of an hour and I'd hali, heia MS
large audience speii-oolnd. Iie is un-
d0ubtcily one Of the most powerful
speakers.
After the address me presentation OF
distinctions. diplomas and prizes oc-
cured.
DECREE MEN.
Following IS u-t of those receiving
degrees.
ph. B-R. ~. shopro.
a. MA. a. hern. ~ p. RucNer. r..
ID sh.ppo. O.. f.. Neville and O.. ID. DAVIS.
A. BE is. Odeh d. W.. Jordan j. o..
Mossich Harry Burruss A. McGih, Roger
Tyler. a. a.. s0uthau j. H. Walker D.
C.. Vichors. j. r.. Tucker, o. Is. Lawson
and j. ID. Hushiott
THOSE RECEIVING PRIZES.
sulhorln Prize Medal for Ofatois -Lea-
Die Gooil0c. of Tennessee.
bennett ai'Nil NNl A'..N t''
Historical su1Ject-A. a. Kern, oL VIE
gin.a.
Murray Scholarship Melal-A. a. hein
Murray Medal for Proficiency .-D. X
Anderson. Of Virginia.
Walton Greek irzc-I. Moody camp
bell.
Athletic Mclal-G b. Lawson, or Nir-
einIa.
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
The commencement exercises were con-
cludcd to-nieht with the Joint ce'eorall Jon
OF Washington and Franklin Literary 800
cioties.
President j. w. ShachIor"' rI91
President a. a. Kern 9econn ''0'-i ''''-
dent. vs.. A. Wheffy.
The orators Were j. j.. iu5ilc.,
ginia' subject crown ana H',
mont,' j. d. Bradford. NH-lN'' 9''j''
"lnsadFania -es OF i7oiilio"'
heF F. d. Ir.ll yihi" "i
presioent-eiec.. ma1e lne "oll'
also presented lne i..i'" jug
FRANKLIN H''Iti. ".'p
DEBATE. d. X. hIlpti dr'i.0i b. Ii' '' i'''.' D.
dcciaimer s.. d. H. d. ri" r,,.
washington society ''i',ol
Goodioe; deoalrr ,. "''7"''
claiinei s' o. w. vi. Ias
THE ihi 81 hi.9.
me hoafH OBJ iN7','a ''''
/. lowing new memo'i7'
Rev j.. ". Aaslih' VICE Kew III '''''"'
deceased.
Rev. Dr D. w. boho' wee Nov 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

The cool atmosphere az Main-sireet
Park has been "a boon 90 heat-wafm
citizens this week and the attractive
vaudeville has proved a panacea Tor re-
uevlng the disagreeable thoughts or me
inconvenience suffered during the day
Every act Is making hit. either large
or small. but the comedy sAetcn
OF Dan Gracey and Ada Burnett
ana the eccentric dancing OF the Fan
chonetti Sisters is carrying the sreater
portion OF the generous applause. 4 mau-
nee will be given tomorrow afternoon AZ
40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

The public school teachers were well
represented yesterday evening at the
meeting held at No. Sol south Third
street.
The subject under discussion was the
establishment IN this city Of Home
for the teachers OF the state. Several
plans were discussed. There will be an
other meeting next Tuesday at the same
place and hour. at which more definite
plans viii be presented
There was also formed branch OF the
Teachers Cooperative League Of the
State Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
HAMPTON NORMAL SCHOOL.
Rev. DR. Gravatt Participated in the
commencement Exercises There.

HAMPTON. VA. June l5.-SpeciaL--
The commencement OF the Hampton
Institute was held to-day. In the morn
ing the trustees inspected the Cadet
battalion and afterwards the various
shops. Exercises were held I'm gymnasium
at o'clock. There were thirty-tnree
..radrtes representing thirteen States,
i've of them Indians. President Robert e.
ogden delivered the diplomas 10 the
Graduates. Addresses were delivered
~, Rev David Greer. Of New York Kelly
Niurrav. OF Howard University. Wash
,rgton' and Congressman White, colored,
of North Carolina.
Judge Hughes, OF Norfolk. resigned
from Board OF Trustees. Judge l.. l..
tecIs Of Richmond, was appointed IN
Ne niace. Alex Purnes, OF Philadelphia,
was also elected trustee
Among others participating in the
exercises we're George +. Peabody. OF
New York: Charles Il. Borseiow. OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
Passed Examination.

Captain Robert Masurier First-bieu-
tenant Hardwicke and Second-Lieutenant
Masurier. of Company +, Of the old First
Regiment. appeared before board IN
tho Adjutant-Gcnorals Office and passed
= successful examination.
The board consisted of Adjutant-Gon-
eral Nalle Captain Barrow. his assistant;
Captain Williams. Of the Howtzers, ard
Captain Bossieux. OF the Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA June D.
goec.af-The annual closing exercises
and the meeting of the Alumni Society
of the Miller Manual Labor school or
Aloemario. occurred this evening. The
annual address was delivered by the
Rev nr. j. Wiley Blcdsoe. after which
the almuni reception took place. there
being about 2o9 alumni besides num-
fer of guests participants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
81. NIarx,s Academy.
REAL ESTATE BOOM.
Sales Made by Mcssrs Charles 4. Rose
and j. g. Elan & Co.

The boom in real estate that has been
so marked Of late continues. and there are
now dozen sales where there was one
a short while.
The flats. 40. SOC east Grace street. were
sold yesterday afternoon by Mr Charles
A. Rose. Mr. Robert c. Thornton was
the purchaser, and the price paid was
$500
Nessrs. j. B. Elan q Co.. real estate
agents sold by public autcion tho vai-
liable store property corner Sixth and
Clay Streets, Mr.. H. u. Jones. OF Pc
tersburg. Va, was the purchaser at
$4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
To GnIn I,nrOne.

Mr.. W. =. Adams the local agent OF
the Bergner & Engel Brewing Company,
OF philadelphia in Norfolk, is In the city.
Mr.. Adams has received four months
leave Of absence from his Arm and will
leave on Saturday for New York. whence
hs will sail for Europe mex tweek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
E1LsinGn Travelling.

Mr. Ben Metzger and Mr.. Joseph L'eh-
,.,s,sir az this city. Will leave on Sun
day afternoon for ST. Louis where they
vii, attend the annual convention OF tho
Eiks as representatives OF tho Richmond
Lodge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16
,,r ,iorgans,ern Better.

sir. otto Morgenstern and his grand
son Grover Zeninge'. have returned
from ocean View. whore they have been
spending the past two weeks. The health
OF Mr.. Mogenstern has been much I'M
moved by the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-16

New York. Dr samuel j.. courtney. OF
Boston. Charles Meade. of New lorh,
Rev. Dr j. j. Gravtt pastor OF hoy
Trinity T. b. church. Richmond va,
and Dr. Fries en president of the Nor
mail school.