The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-26
THE CLOSING EXERCISES OF ST.
PATRECK'S SCHOOL.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.

"E'D vi TO EGe
young ladies Of SC. Pasrick's {Cathoi,c)
school took place yesterday mornipe at 10
O'Clock In the basement of st. Patrick,s
church, or Twenty fifth between Franklin
and Grace streets. Notwithstanding the
morning was an inclement one, o large num-
Der Of friends aud relatives OF the scholars
to witness the exercises. The
school Is distant about square from the
church, and is in charge of the Sisters of
Charity, with Sister Rosaiie as superior: :
and not having at present an exhibitions
hall attached to the building, the sbcys
under the church, was used.
The premiums were awarded by Bishop
Gibbons, who occupied prominent seat in
the room; and near him were seated Fathers
Kelly pastor of st. Patrick's church, JAMS
scns and iianly Of the Cathedral, and Beno
of ST. Marv's German Catholic church.
The Evening Parade March was
played bv four young ladies while the
scholars were taking their seats, and after
another piece of music Father Kelly conf
menccd calling the names Of the successful
scholars entitled TO premiums.
The following are the names of those who
received them:
The highest honors OF the first class In Engiisn
were awarded 10 Miss Mary Rankin.
Premiums in Christian Doctriue, and Tor regular lar
attendance at sunday school, were awarded 10 tfe
''ISf Misses L"Iie yS% Hamlion Hannah Rearop Fan
Ss Mary sTans; Burs fL.i ids MarSs' Katie Kelly, psa
S"Msy SSSy kHse Ee ercoRs Kyia MaTyy MaSy Mary
:. U'Brieu. Ellie Kcardon., Mary A.; Kans, s n,fs
Mary l. KRAFT Mary E1, kSan RIs RMagge S"yss
Kate Slcdd, Mary Callahan, Mary Powers, Mary
O'Donncll, Maggie Powers, Mary Il. Quinn, Ellie
Quiry, Maggie Neagie Johamna Collins, ,i Mary KeG-
Mary Roach, annie Valentino Maggie HalIorah,
O'Ncil, Annie Lynch, Maggie ul!onrel!, Annie
Grady, Maggie Cunningham, Ellie Disney.
Elilr Callahan, M1Esie ,.lssy Msh"ny' ouLi,n Lt17le
Mary McNsmara, Mary Grace. Mary Enrght.
Christina ByIne, Ellie Welsh Hannah Cummings
Katie MeheEa Mary Con,tfs ttnnan ha he5se' An an
lin, Mary f. Kerse Annie Ryan, Ellie Boyle, Annie
k;agan, Mary Nolan, Bridget Reilly, Sarah Fan
nell. | Annie Bagly, Lizzie cunningham, Mary Gl-
rand, Ellie Hurry, Carrie Molloy. Maggie Bowen,
Mary Gipln, Maggie Collins; Katie ,,, powers 1ia Ida
Maggie Carmody, Annie McCann, Mary Irwin.
Minnie Hcggerty.
Second Class. s.-Misses Louie Hamilton, Hannah
Keordan. Fannie Byrne Mary BOYLE ..
Gaines, Mary Burns Aggie Helfrich, Lizzie O'Neil,
Bette Brizzolar;,, Ida Marks Della Qnigly. Katie
Lzse
Mary e. OBrien, Ellie Brooks, Jane Bumfill, Katie
Sledd, Katie Hurly katie Kelly, Ellie Bowen, Mag
sf f5SE& saYe asssses IFa hesse Ma age oo
ley, Katie Guvernator, Maggie Powers, Mary A.
Quinn, Annie Valentine. Nora Burke, Mary Roach,
Lillis Maggie Halloran, Maggie Neagle, Katie But
Ter, Mary Cunningham, Mary Powers, Johanna
Collins, Mary O'Neil, Annie Redden, Mary Redden,
FIFTH Ciass-AIisscs Annie Grady, Kate sauter,
Frances Hirchberg, Annie Lynch, Mary Grace,
Ellie Disney, Maggie Gihlin, Katie Mebegan eliza
Byrne. Maggie Mahoney. Hannah Kane, Mary Nc
Butler. Hannah kerse. Siphy Jacobs, Maggie Gun
ninglam, Maggie O'DOnneil, Ellie Dwyer lille
Callahan, Hannah Cummings, Mary Kennedy
Primary ClaSs-Nlisses Annie Ryan, Ellie Boyle
Christina iiclfrich, Sarah Fanning, Annie Eagan,
Mary Mary Nolan, @ Maggie Mtagher, Mary Hier, Mary
MasEs B0wep srdYst n Masy
Maggie Hurry, Mary Boettlgheinier, Annie McCann,
NiasSie Collins. Minnie Heggsrty, Maggie Garmody,
Mary Burks, Maude Knox, Mai y smith.
pErMuMs IN AnITlMETC snd AtGEBRAi i,lss AND AND
Helfrich, Lizzie U'Neil, Bette BrIzzolara.
BITne In os Hamo eSd csassMsees
Hannah Keordan, Bertha Daffron, Cadie Gaines,
Aggie Hefrich. Bette Brizzolara.
Second Cluss-NIisses Mary Rankin, Mary Lynch,
Hannah Reordan. Mary Boyle, Bertha Datfron.
o"isR, Quiz " Ida Marks. TIird Ciass-Mlsses Lizzie
Caddle Gaiues, katie Ryan, Mary Cunningham,
Kaiie Sedd, Mary II. Kane, Mary l.. Kraft, Jane
Bumfill, Maggie Boyle, Ellie Boyle. Katie Hurry,
AIs!e iN ISsTRuMESTAI. Ssi; AND VOCAL MUSIC, AND
FREScr.-Second CiaSs-Misscs Fannie. Byrit,
Mary Lynch. Louie Hamilton, Hannah Reordan,
Misses Lizzie johnson, Ida Marks, Maggie kerse,
Bette Brizzoara: Mary L. Kraft Fourth Class
Misses Katie Kelly, hattie Sledd, Mary Cunning
ham, Lucy Lynch, taddie Gaines.
HoNoKS FOR UNIFORM EXCELLENCE OF CON
DC cT.-Msses Ida Marks, Louie Hamilton, Hannah
Kcordan, Fannie Byrne, Bertha Daffron, Katie kel-
ly, Maggie Neagle Caddie Gaines, Aggic Helfrlch,
Lizzie 0'Nei Mary Burns, Bette Hrizzolara, Mary
f. Kraft, Nellie Bowen Lucy Lynch ,1s she srGoks, 6S
,nfs Katie RYAN,, Eie ;eordan % Lessie Null, Mary
Powers, Mary Ii. Quinn, Ellie Quigly, JohsEns.
Collins, Maggie Dooey, Katie Si4ycrn:1or, Mary
Powers, Maggie Hallorau, Mary O'Donnell, Mary
Cunningham, Annie Redden, Maggie Mahoney,
Mary +. Kerse, Annie Lynch, LIZZIE Guvernator,
Mary Mcnamara, Mary Grace, Maggie O'Neil.
HoNoKABLE MESTIoN.-Miss Mary Boyle.
The music which varied the programme
was very good, particularly the "Mephisto
Gallon" played by Misses +. Byrne, L. Ham,
iitop, II. Reordan, ~and B. Datfron; and
" Ever be Happy sung by number OF
httIe girls. .#.
The dialogues were most admirably rem
dcred, and received from the audience we'll
merited applause.
Bishop Gibbons made few remarks to
the scholars on the necessity of good Ca
tholic education, and regretted that his
having to leave in few minutes for North
CarollDa prevented him from saying more.
A number of invited guests were taken
TO the Sisters and shown Il number of hsnd-
some specimens of needle-work, both plain
and ornamental, also crochet and tapestry
work, done by the pupils, which received
he appreciation Of all. -"
CHARTER GRANTED.-Judge Wexford bas
granted q charter of Incorporation to the
Virginia Towing Company. The following
named gentlemen constitute its officers ::
President, Charles e. Whit|ock Secretary,
J. X. Gordon. Directors: Archer Anderson,
&. D, Creushaw, r. E. Blankinsbip, T.. w.
McCance, John n. Parker, j. NJ. Talbot, Z.
Z. Whitlock, A. II. Perry, and Frederick H.
Scott.
The objects of this company are to tow
and lighter vessels in the james river ana
its tributaries.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MessrS. 1sbell & Son
sold at auction Yesterday the following pro-
perty: 4: House and lot corner st. Johns and
Charity streets at $l,065; two houses and
lots on Clay street between Munford and
Gilmer at $2,345; brick tenement on Mar
shall between Madison and Monroe streets
at 5000; house and lot adjoining at - ,eOOi
l.an,ad stnrehollse corner Brook avenue and