The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

teachers gave 4 special pfeminm--sllyer medal-to
asss Be wSSaS scia e fsns S os fso cos ana sd
T. ks PSs and Easess sf &eRs % ser s
Cayrt-Wrea School,AFourth grtmlIar, silver
meii to Sallie II. cosby; first primary, silver medai
Kans for meeetng of the teachers
win he held n. tr Central school for business and AZ
ter an entertainment the school session VIII nc con-
sidered rs fairly closed. - s -
Masonic AoADEMY.-The closing exercises
of this institution took place yesterday in
st. Albat's Hall IN presence of large crowd
of ladies and Eeftteirieti and the Masonic
School Committee. Mt. +. Wcisiger pre-
sided, and prayer was offered hy Rev. DR..
Wall. Then followed declalH>sons by the
boys and poeticai recitatons by the girls;
exhibiting careful training and aifordins
u,iiati entertainment to the audience, III
I Mr.. George T.: 1'ms then delivered the
prizes provided by the libetaiitf Of the
Grand Lodge Of Virginia, as follows: ~ =
r Rrfr tn s ss sGa sepsrsmen %saa, to-
nld to Miss Dirnie Elliott, In ttfs female depart
| mcnt. -. ,.,, ,,,aa,t 30
Master g. W. tiuy, In the male department., ana 10
MISS FloreIiCG Chaik, IN The female department..
T1M Ryf"r E. r,, 9ins. sson sx!fS s.psnp sf psSyso o
Master Addison Weisiger, male department. and
iit Milton to Miss Eva & Landr,m, female depart
Fourth pr,se- For best essay, gold pen and pen,
wriiing-dcsk TO Miss Lou. CruInp, female dcpart-
nsf fafih Prise-pur hest declama!!on. Heroes Of
Europe Eg TO Master Morris Nowliu iouiy eleven
For issa poetical recitation, 'Lacllle," 70 alss
/ The committee also presented a copy OF
! Arabian Nights, as special prize, TO Miss
Belle Dove Allen for uniformly good eoT-
duct and lessons, and regular attendance.
| One OF the little boys presented q, Bibie.to
Mr.. Chesterrnan, and the girls collectively
presentedia fine gold pencil and pen to Bits.
Bennett, teachers Of the school. =.
| Brief addresses were delivered by DIV.
Bohapnon and Johp Thompson Brown, and
the exercises concluded with 4 fine collation.,
spread for the children by the committee. ~,
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ELECTION or OPpIcEHs. - Red Men.--At the
last stated Council OF Poeah0ntas Tribe, No.
IA. I. o. r.. NJ, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term W. C.} Car
,inpton, w, S., G. w. Sturdiyant, Sr. Z.
/ George W. f0lby, ,lr.S.; Charles 81. Mar
tin, G. Of r.; James EeytTe; n of W.
Sm1uoield .Diuison, No. 1G7, ,sSoss sof
liTempcrGnce-R S. Valentine, W. F.; s.
M. Page, WA; H., Wiley Davis, r. s.;
Frank A. Christian, A. i. s.; William h'ul
Crew, f. s.; John F. Shinberger, ireas,l-
rer; JaInes Atkisson, Conductor; John ".
Burch, .Jr., Assistant Conductor; A. a.
Henry. Inside Sentinel; 6. b. haywood,
| Outside Sentinel; William ID. Craig, Ch''p-
lain; IL. j. Pollard, 2. w. T. ~
.MarshaH Lodge, No. 12, knights Of Pyt'l-
ids.-At meeting Of this Lodge held Thurs.
day night the following officers were elected
/ for the ensuing term c.. v. Clash, V. r.;
| r. J. Mcdowell, W. c.; Robert Hill, Jr, v
c.; William I. Sizer, r. s.; William I. Tay-
lor, 8. George w. Shepperspn, H.; " u
liam H. Tyree, l. s.; L. III. Lockhardt, y. ).
| HARMONY Dirtsfo,, Sons Of TEMPERANCE:
at a regular meeting OF this Division held
! in Harmony Hall, Thursday, The following
officers were elected for the coming quarter
William Hancock, W. p; Charlie Crawford,
WA: John w. Glenn, r. s.; Emnett b.
tTotty, A. II. g.; William Z. Word, T. s.;
George B. Davis, Treasurer; Eddie A. Hudd,
lC.: Robert ". Stubs, 4. c.; Charles k.
| Hagan, |. s.; A. L. Mountcastle, Y. s.; Deais
B. Collins, Chaplain; Samuel /. ReFkinsoh,
p. W.P. .s...' .,.t,3.,.i'i !, =. e :, :. !, ],
THE above officers will be duly installed
next Friday night, George B. Davis, ID. It.
IN.P. officiating. .yasr . g.ysE1fg
Maso,ic.-At the last stated communica-
tiou of stonewal| Lodge, No. 20O,ss ssAneient,
Freq and Accepted Masons, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
John x. Davis, master ii. b, Ntehoaaas,
senior warden; John s. Hall, junior warden
IT. s. s.Atfams, treasurer; Charles I. Moseiey,
secretary; Edward r. Evans, senior deacon
Francis Vi. Francis, junior deacon; !; keuDen
Hudgins, tiIer; John w. Edwards and John
J. Robert, stewards Rev. William II. iayy.
Tor, chaplain. ", I, - I. 4. {, .,'a =
| MILITARY EXCURSION TO NoRyoIk.-'fhe
Lee Guard, Company A, First regiment,
under command Of Captain Taylor, WI!
IeaYe for Norfolk on the evening Of the 5o
1 of July. spending q portion OF the An y
! that city, proceeding to Fortress Monroe II
the afternoon to witness the display OF f1fe'
works and other demonstrations at the For
/ in honor of the natal day. IS
TIE CASE or WILLIAs j. AsNABLE, con
tinued on Thursday, was called yesterday a
i 10 O'Clock, and he waving an exanainatiol m 70,
the papers were sent on 70 the grand JsIy
. which meets at che next term OF the eoEHs
4 for inquiry. Bail In O.. 5.O00 was allowed.
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