The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
shalEeyurse s. w. Emory 3 d. VIRGIN. Is.

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fsseed WEI aiaslncs
tom VI ossFazgenersss0 OF q. SReakas q. y
sCannof,, HI Christian 81, Ftantz, D.
Hafdy H. a. Shelton, Sc M Emory; VIC
Ivey, b. b. Massenb burg, b Magruders u
tPeek,J. Nv. Resid, j. "a. Daiby - 3. 9NRng.
Fgsner, IN. Fulton, O. Howard, u SyHnghes,
A. q. II, Russell, }. G. YarboroHgh, 7. Brad
ley, W. b. Barham, r. F0llaDsbee, B. 9
Herring, w. n. Met iceland, L. Berkiey, sR
Fl. Peek, w. L. Richardson. 81. A. southalI
J. f. Desflazo. On second half-eourse: y
e.. yandivcr. i ..5, {. LEX IN
Preparatory Glass Passed. with distinc
ton: j. %. Desbazo, g. w. C1pps, w. q
Crenshaw, j. L.. Robinson. I. r.. Crenshaw
/. Irby, w. b. Boyd, ). e. B0yd, 7. n
Wilson, Il. T, Bradshaw. ia g,4ss.s
It's 1;i,.:s .,,liH SCHOOL OF GREEK. ~ reg 8 |
Senior Class Graduates with distinction
r. E. Blackwell, &. o. Burton, j. W. Redd
r. G. Rennolds. G. A. Roszell.
Intermediate Cldss.--Passed with distine
ton: R. B. Smithy, Il. Sharp, G. ID. Motley
H. M. Hope, E! B. Harrison, j. I. Moore, 81
G. Paulett. :,.
Junior GIass.-Passed with distinction
William o. Waggener, c. T.. Reeks, )
NJ. Burton. J. K. Waggener, w. A. F1ntz
w. FL. Edwards, j. S. Hughes, B. Magr1der
F.. w. Right, Jr., Howard Edwards, s. w
Emory, @. G. Beall, w. b. Lundy, A. c. 81
Russell, C. f. Hobson. - e,..S s..5
Introductory Uass.--Passed with dishnc
ton +. X. Walton, w. E. Mingea, l.. Berk
lev, w. B. Barham, a. Z. Bradenbaugh, Q
Howard. II. A. Soutl,alI, F. F0llansbee, I. G
Peck. J. H. Gray, q. T. Duncan, r. 81. Peek
p. Bradley, j. G. Marlborough, 4. B. Il. Scott
HILL on fret ha1f.cpSsiOu.
Prepardtoru Cidss.-Passed with distinc
ton: NJ. r. Frasher, E.. G. Vapdiyer
Thomas Carroll, Jr., B. S. Herring, W. u
Norman. ig'f.r":" 's.#'T -
At the conclusion of the interesting exercises at
tending the awarding of certificates ana dip'oma
and the comforting of the Masters Degree, by reques
of the trustees Rev. DR.. Edwards appealed 10 IN!
audience n behalf Of the @ cn
of the splendid building lately erected by the Socl
cites ut a cost of $4,000. With much enthusiasm
thi s de'l' sathern rim Of DanSe for purpose
encouraging orttory among the Students announce
that Inc would donate sum the annual interest o.
which shall lie devoted to the purchase OF an elegant
gold medal to he presented mt commencement TO tht
best speaker of the literary societies by slng vott
of trustees, students, aud audience. This mega
will be as oe erngy Safety
anniversary at a O'Clock L. M. The chapel wa
densely crowded. Colonel John H.Gny, OF Rich;
n0,
address proved that he Is as much Mt home In d
purely literary festival he IS successful at the
hastings. discussing In direct ana practlcal MIN
ner the necessity of acquiring knowledge. the value
Of debate In arriving ut truth but enforcing VIII
earnest coG,icnce the fact that every man must al
last think aud act for himself. o.,
Mr. Charles Carroll, OF North Carolina the frsl
representative of the Society, was then introduced
The appearance of this universally popular young
gentleman and distinguished graduate OF the session
n0uncng his theme, Corona Cuspide " freely rem
dered the success attending labor. lie confined him
self 10 intellectual labor, showing the two-fOd effects
of study-irst, upon the worker In guarding agtinsi
the evil of idleness In strengthening the mind de-
yeloping n spirit of patient inquiry, overcoming
vanity, in teaching man to know himself; and then,
referring to the objective efforts of labor on men
around us in leading to imitation Of worthy models
and establishing the national prosperity, concluded
by an earnest appeal to his companions 70 sro,
conceived and logical and the speaker lost no favor
He was followed by Mr.. \. G. H. russell; on Lou,
Eenfeirali, coupled with keen perception OF the
ludicrous, enabled him to handle the omlmoIs
words I" Let us have Peace" In 4 manner to delight
the audience and bring down the house III frequent
rounds Of applause.
Spr,lill, Of North Carolina and the Best Deisttcr
Medal to W. i. Page. Of Virginia: Mr. ChnIies
Carroll received the Masters Medal, presented IN
honor of full graduation. Two years ago he re-
ccivcd the Orators Medal. ... s.
At 4 late hour the ceremonies ended; 10 inc iasl
momen, the vast cOncourse within and without the
chapel manifested the liveliest interest In the pro
cccdings: and now, ut midnight. the curtain lalss
Tho session Is closed. The hand plays Home
the crowd moves SLOWLY and regretfully from lne
chanel We do not pause beneath the rlistlng I'M
deus nor along tile promenade to catch the parting
words, So