The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27
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Tompg II Wssta Y. y sGgctdon, W.
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Hunter Lear. VFsf &. esiistEsa. Fssd r
W.B Batha1n. q. Howard, WIN. Carr e nn Bhte,
RI !. Peek, oh. Peek, j. RsWaesener. rex.
]. Iatermsatatey n. Christian, p. r,p,,..
moore, 81. Motley. A.C. II. Knsseli. 8. q. Ha,t!.
y. L. smith, W. A. Frantz, H.M. Hope. !.
ocnooLs AND APPLTYn
f. sl.! MATHEMATICS.
sat2snH Els dssrds, L. p 8 w Bsl,a,
Hsll.sW. Cure, y. B. McCabe. -, ION. L.
R s,nssers-W c Z; Shelton VII Page A.
RsoyAl,: vi Cooke, :. Robinson. ", a. Ea" :" D.
~. aacardo, Z. J. smtt6a B. sni,hle
iSTEoDycrf2S IN SCHOOL or MATHEMATICS
Ross so a. g. Hons,G 1ssS%s1G sn5 Hsy
sss5 Klee s5aE VI Wes Co Si e. F;:
afdson.; 'yz,sit .s'..g-,, .'S'' A - - MICH
n SCHOOLS OF GREEK AND LATIN
j Graduates W. Ii. Frantz. W Ar D.,
kerville IL 81: Hope, j. II. Daily, II. {. Poa, o..
Graduated with distinction Robert sharn p u
Smithie.iG n. Motley. -, - ~ w. d.
session Of 'G By fs he asspg Of NIP for The
bestowed on Robert Sharp, OF Lawrepcey1nIdg
Brunswick eouIty.va. ,.,. :, -. '"s'
Wagseper, a: H. Russell, j. ii. Burton. " a.
Frantz, r. p. Hunter. ". III. Edwards '"' ". j.
Jmai2r Gfesk.1.M. J. sebrelI, Wv. EoyalI. T,
4 s souss Sstfs:S Faye g. 5@rar h,ns
Frasher, w. w. Lear. Paul Bradley. '' 'i' ~
y, IntrodLct9ry, erik &C. Thompson, II. \. Fra
j. Carroll. W. Crenshaw. W. u. Hurkncr' + ;,t'I'
roll, J. L. Kbler, +. T: West, J. T. saunders; F,
Strother, J. Pasteffeld T. H.
w. Z. Rozell, w. a. Tompkins, William Irby g
f.. Sangster, l.. A. Hardy, y. A. lrby.
LATIN. fntroductgrg--J. Meirirk, y. L. ibler.
w. F. kozell, L. Irby, 5. Matthias, r. u. Wslt,p,'
J. Pastcrheld. NJ. Rice, ". Dunton, W. 4. TOMB
klns, G. +. sangster.
schell. ID. 5. Gordon, TT. West, ". Cline, Mn.
Frasher. W. Buckner, X. II. Il. Scott. J. K. scar,
A. Brent, j. y. Harrison, D. 7. Duncan:
Tnterntedidte.--R.A A. Raney, W. Il. Shelton
B. Williams, j ;. S. Hughes, j. 81 HURON. IT, !.
Southall, L. ID. Aylett. & II. Russell, l.. Berkeley.
". q. Baldwin, r. +. Bcirne.
Gradudtes.-J. H. Dalby, W. II. Edwards, n,
GRADUATES 10Th Dfstinctinn.-R. p. Hunter +.
ID. Newman. +. q. Woodward, :. y. Harris, ". A.
Frantz, w. Baskerville. ...s. 0.s-
... SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE.
Grddnates.-J. +. Read, +. A. Bell, b. Buckucr
Graduates aciM Disttnction.--. n. c. IIinua
He. Paulett. W. r. slacmurdo, W. b. Brirgs.
Junior ClaSs-T. b. Christian, j. 5. Hughes, B.
Buckner, W. j. Thomas.
CHEMISTRY.
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Smith. L. Z. Peek, j. L. Reld, r. E. Palmer, W. g.
Norman.
Graduates with Distiaction.-D. S. Gordon. r
Q. Burton, j.. ID. e. Hanna, h NJ. Carr, +. ID. Price,
j. S. Hughes. -
a,; NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Gradudte.-E.B j.. Price.
Grnd,rues tcih DiStiaction-R. l.. Blackwell.
Jmator Ciass.-w. o. Baldwin. j. l.. Hall, II. \.
Boyd, W. ID. Buckner, Il. Il. Carr, II. Edwards, W.
p. LinthlclIm, j. MerrIck, J. b. McCabe. }. Pastor
field j.: B; Powell H. r. RE- w,,i R"blnsGn' W. j.
j. X. Segar, and j. W. Elsou,. --..s.
BIBLICAL LITERATURE.
Grddudtes.--A. Il. Braden1argh ihlshc5t) .. F.
Burgess. j: II. Maynard:
Jntermedfate Ctdss.-I. NJ: Burton thGhestJ, Pant
urdson, ". w. Royal.
Junior Class.-.f. +. Ucshazo. W. II. A,wiiI, A }.
kins, n. }. Vandiver, I. Il. Taylor, + Il. Stroller
'" sc ri SSL' OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND
METAPHYSICS.
Graduntes-R. Q. Burton, F. c. Woodward, J. F.
Baggs, P. Bradley.0. +. Burgess, }: IL. Christian,
J. Il. c. Hanna, William Fulton, j. Il. Maynard. j.
W. Redd, II. G. Paulett. E. D. Price " Warner.
Junior CLdSs.--R. y. Burton. IL; Blackwell, W
n. Motley, J. ii. Maynard, W l.. Riclar!Sou, h.. y.
Price, Il. q. RcnnOlds.
. PRIZES AWARDED.
The Walton Greek prize for this year, an
elegant copy Of Curtirs' Z" lIistory Of
Greece" was awarded TO Mr. Robert sharp.
OF Brunswick county, Va.
The report Of the committee to award Il
Sutherlin oratoric,l medal was read by lie,
Mr.. Blackwell, of Norfolk, the audicns
manifesting the most intense interest durir'
the reading Of this paper, and the final ~
nounccmcnt that Mr. +. e. woodward.
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received with round after round Of appas"
long continued.
HONORARY pEGREEs.
The trustees conferred the degree Of Doc
tor of Divinity upon Rev. John ID. Black
well, of Norfolk Rev. \. W. Wilson, OF Ma
ryand, and kew j. G.. Wills, graduate IN
1912 of the Virginia Military Institute. and
for many years professor Of mathematics IN
this institution; now President of Central
College, Missouri.
TIE CELEBRATION OF TIE FRANKLIN LITERARY
SOCIETY
was held at 81 P. NJ. The chapel was filed
long before the hour announced for the
commencement of the exercises. The music
kept up pleasant accompaniment to the
yiyaciotls talking, continued until The Officers
president. introduced Hon. a. NJ. Waddell,
of Wilmington, N. c.. who, predicting his adj
dress by returning the seal of the society
lost thirty years ago, and which recently by
a singular coincident fell into his hand,
then announcing bis subject, "Thoushls on
government" maintaining the position that
the science Of government had not Kept lfi"
with progress noticed in other departments
II a t,,t lit
now to he indifferent to public Affairs, ana
that the peculiar times well opened III" WAY
for the coming man.
1t is no slight praise to say that this address
Was bit companion for the splendid enoits
of Colonel Anderson and Attorney. General
Matthews, and that the speaker will return
to the Old North State leaving here L maine
that will not soon be forgotten.
Mr.. w. ii. Page, OF North Carolina. a re-
preventative Of the Society, was then INTRO
dllced, and without directly ANNOUNCING any
subject, discoursed upon the turning poinl'
in history, and especially that turn III the
affairs of the world which followed the defeat
of the Turk by Sobieski.
]. Dir. j. B. WardIaw, Of Georgia, followed.
Subject, "Hc can Conquer who believes h'
can" The purpose OF the address was 10
combat the prevalent idea that we c1'nn'.
now attain the euIiDencc reached by men "l
other times, and that faith in one's self, coiI,
pled with earncstness Of purpose, "ohId
win the battle. :,
The Franklin Society was well representa-
on the OCCASION. by the young men. MF.
Wardlaw was aJset he recipient oil the =" b'''
Debater's MedaLv the highest honor con-
ferred by the Society. T.,
The exercises of the day and of the com
menccmept were then concluded with tiAi
inevitable !" afterpiece," that most enjoyable
of retnions to old members OF the e''ic'!
and of pleasure 10 visitors.
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