The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-02
nICffmoND CoxnKeE. .
alumni Address 'and Closing Essrcises-
Dehoery Of Medals and Diplomas.

The closing exercises of Richmond Col
lore took place according to announcement
| attbe First Baptist church last night. Not
understanding the threatening aspect Of the
weather fine audience was In attendance.
ALUMNI ADDRESS.
Tho theme Of MIR. Hatcher's address was
T." You and Myself" and the effort was both
oble and entertaining. The speakers unos-
tentatious but forcible and attractive ora
toricaI mowers have been rarely displayed
to better advantage than on this occasion,
and the address was marked by considera-
ble originality of thought and expression.
| DISTINCTIONS, PROMOTIONS, ETC.
The distinctions and promotions IN the
iunior and intermediate classes were next
announced, and we regret that from lack OF
space we are obliged to forego publishing
| the lists.
Certificates of proficiency were given to
William Fl. Fentress, of Accomac, anu
| Thomas G. Wood, of Norfolk, in history,
and to Allan G. Hill, Of Albemarle. In the
commercial course. Medals were aWaruea y
to j. T. Whitley as the best declalmer, anu
to J. w. Wildman, best In junior hhgiish
class. =
Following the delivery of certificates OF
promotion and proficiency, and presenta,
| tion of medals, was the delivery OF scnooi
dinIomas. aud then came the delivery OF d.
plomas to the following
GRADUATES: .. ..
T. School of Latin.-Charles boswell,
Hanover, Va; Alexander Fleet, Jr., King
and Queen, Va. Hartwell NJ. Hartman, All
bemarle, Va. James T. Harrison, Amelia,
Va; C. George Herndon, Culpeper, Va. /;
Henry r. Miller, Culpeper, Va; Z. Ben
| ton Reynolds, Patrick, Va; Robert Fl.
Steger, Richmond, Va. +; George H. Swami,
Powhatan, Va; Samuel b. Witt, Prince
Edward, Va. s,
II. School of Greek.-E. Darlington Ca
bell, Richmond, Va. !; Alexander Fleet, Jr..
King and Queen, Va; Lewis T. Gwath-
mcy, Hanover, Va; j. b. l.. Holmes,
southampton, Va; Fleet III. James, Lou
doun, Va; Samuel Saunders, Northamp-
ton, va.
III. School of Modern Lang4ages.--In
French.-Wyclif Y. Abraham, Rockbridge,
Va: j. p. Bargamin, Richmond, Va;
Howard r. Bavne, Richmond, Va; Alex
ander Fleet, Jr., King and Queen, Va.
Hartwell NJ. Hartman, Albemarle, Va; r;
Benton Reynolds, Patrick, Va; Samuel
Saunders. Northampton, Va.
In Gernan.-E. Darlington Cabell, Rich
mond, Va. James Caskie, Richmond, va;
C. George Herudon, Culpeper, Va. Charles
F. james, Loudoun, Va.
In both French and Germsdn.-LeWls L.
Gwathmey, Hanover, Va.
". School Of Mathemdt'cs.--HoWard II.
Bayne, Richmond, Va. j. Aston Cabeii,
Richmond, Va; E. Darlington Caoeii,
Richmond, Va.
V. School of Natural Sciences.-Thomas
C. Anderson, Russell, Va; II. Jeffress
Barnes, Charlotte, Va; Roberts q. Brown,
Culpeper, Va; Alexander NJ. Harris, Gull
pepper, VA; George L. Holiday, Ports
mouth, Va; j. e. L. Holmes, Southamp-
ton. va; Charles G. Miller, Culpeperr,
Va; William G. Perkins, Cumberland,
Va; w. P. L. Randolph, Albemarle;
Samuel Saunders, Northampton, Va; Ro-
bert II. Steger, Richmond, Va. ; James M.
Thomas Jr., Fluvanna, Va; Samuel b.
Witt, Prince Edward, Va.
VI. School of English.-Henry j. Barnes,
Charlotte, Va. {; Fillison F. Bowen, Gull
pepper, Va; William Fl. Fentress, Accomac,
va; Lewis T. Gwathmey, Hanover, Va;
J. E. l.. Holmes, Southampton, Va. ; Fleet
Fl. james, Loudoun, Va; Robert Fl. Ste
ger, Richmond, Va.
: VII. School Of Moral Science.-HenryJ j.
Barnes, Charlotte, Va: William II. Fen
tress, Accomac, Va; j.: f.: l.. Holmes,
Southampton, Va. Charles L: james, Lou
doun, Va. e. Vivyan Meredith, Richmond,
Va