The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03
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"Sel6sh Child"; Moses Binswanger. The
| Windn; Rosa Loyenstein, "Too Late for
School'; Amelia Hutzier, 'sSpeak Gent
ly" Henry Rose, N. Michelbacher, and F.
Bettleheim, GA Talk about4 newspapers -;
Bette Caron, "How Beautiful the World
Is y; Henry Wallerstein, ~ Love the Sum-
mer"; Leon Straus, "Welcome Joseph
Calisher, GA Modest W.T.; Rebecca Wal
lerstein, who Killed the Bird" Sadie
| Feldenheimer, GA Kiss at SCHOOL,; Lewis
Strause, "Fll Never Use Tobacco %; Albert
| hraker and D. May, Charles II. and VIII
l!am an Penn; Mary Hexter, Hennie
schwartz, Della Straus, Rachel May, Kate
Straus, and Minnie Kopple, "The New
sSa ncn9ar-; n Emanuel Fleisl1man, "Give to
tue foor',; Mary Becher, The Rose" ; ST.
mon Fleishman, GA Prologue"
After the recitations, Rev. J. William
Jones, general superintendent of the Virgil
| ma Baptlst Sunday-School and Bible Board.
was called out, and made short address.
lie was followed by Henry Gunst ESQ.
chairman of the Hebrew Sunday.SchnoI
Board, who made a few remarks. appro-
proprlately prefacing the delivery Of the
prizes, which were awarded according to the
reports of the committees, as follows:
Glass No. 2, Mss Clara Myers teucher.-
Prize to Florence Rosenbaum; whole class
good; honorable mention to Rosa Fleishman
and Babet Hutzlcr.
Class No. 3, Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher
teacher.-Prize to Jacob Goldsmith, honor
able mention to 4. L. Hutzler and l.. De-
meiman.
Glass No. 5, 4. Gunst tencher.-Prize to
j. Calisher; whole class good.
Class No. 6, Miss Emma Michelbacher
teocher.-Prize to jeanette Stern. The
whole class very favorable examination.
Glass No. s, Mss Yetta Rose teacher
Prize to Bette Wallerstein. Honorable
! mention to Ida Hutzer and Joseph Bear.
Glass No. 8, Mir. W Reinsheinler teacher.
| All very good. Prize to Gus. Zancher.
Class No. 10, Mrs. II. hoppte teacher.-
All very good. Prize to Hennie Schwartz.
Glass No. IL, Mrs. N. RoSenbaun teacher.
Prize to Simon Stern.
Class No. II, Miss amelia Millhiser
| teacher.-The committee found the whole
class so perfect that it was difficult to decide.
On referring to the class-book they found
the three following had not been absent
during the year, nor missed q question:
Irene Lovenstein, Mary Greenbaum, and.
Gertrude Wallerslein. They were there.
fore awarded two extra prizes, which the
committee themselves purchased.
Glass No. 13, NJ. S. Block teacher
Prize to David Wallerstein.
Class No. IA, Mss Pattie Stern teacher.
Prizs to Gertrude Bear; honorable mention
to E. Heller, S. Lisberger, and ). Bern
stein.
Glass No. Is, dug. E. Nohsburg teacher.
Prize to Myer Kersh; Albert Myer and
| Samuel Nachman, honorable mention.
Class No. 16, Miss Hennte May teacher.-
Prize to Clara Hirshberg ; the remainder of
class honorable mention.
Glass No. II, Miss Rosa Becher teacher
| Whole class excellent and the committee
| with difficulty could decide. Alfred Kracker,
prize; honorable mention to whole class.
| Class No. IS, Mss Frances Gunst teacher.
| The whole class very perfect. The commit
! tee could not decide between Flora Bear,
| Josie Bear, and Frances Hirshberg, and
| awarded two extra prizes at their own eX-
pense.
Class No. 10, Miss Hannah Rose teacher.
Prize to Nath. Waerstein; honorable NEIL
tion TO Jacob Straus and extra prize from
committee.
Class No. 90, Miss Rennte Bear teacher.
Prize to Fanny Van Writ, and honorable
mention to Rebecca Bettelheim.
Class No. 81, Miss Emma Putzel teacher.
Prize TO Phi. Shloss. Whole class very per-
feet.
Glass No. %, Miss Annie Bo,onaan teacher.
Prize to Sarah Carson. Honorable mention
TO c. Ullman, f. Lichtenstein, and A. Harris.
Class No. 24, Mss Jeanette Mltlhsser
tencher.--Tie between Rosa LoYensteln and
Cornelia Hutzer. Extra prize awarded by
committee.
Class No. 25, lMiss Julia Rose teacher.-
Prize TO Samuel StrauS, Honorable mention
to G. Mchebacher, E. Koppel, D. Waller
stein, and III. Asher.
Class No. 2G. Mss F7orn Calisher
teacher.-Prize to Sadie Fe!dcnheiner.
Glass No. 27, Miss BellG TcIsca teacher.
| Whole class very perfect. Prize TO q. Pike.
Class No. 2S, Hiss Clafa Fe!shasa!
teacher.--Prize to Ella Krackcr. Honorable
mention to Amelia Bear
Class No. 30, Mr.. Mar GuTst teachcr.-
Prize to Lena Straus. Whole class honor
able mention.
Glass 80, Miss Klein teacher.-Tie be-
tween Bette Samuels and Rebecca Waller
stein. Extra prize presented by committee.
Class 80, Miss Rosa Belle Strous teac'1-
er.-Prize to Carrie Straus.
Class "a, MISS Bertha 2. Rosenba.'n
teacher.-Whoe class very good. First
division, prize to Clara Van Vert; second
division, prize to Lena Bernstein.
Glass IS, Miss Carrie Goldsmith tedcher.-
Prize to Nj. Zander.
Class No. 1, Dr. Bethlehem ; No. %, Miss
Rosa Gunsl; and 33, Miss Fanny Michel
| bacher, are yet to be examined.
The exercises were closed with the bene-
dction by Rev. NJ. j. Michelbachcr.
1t is subject of general qualification that
our Hebrew citizens have in operation so
fourshing Sunday school.
Baptist Churches.
The services in the Baptist churches gene
rally were of great interest, there being lndi-
cations of reVivals in nearly all of them.
At the First church Rev. A. z. Graves, the
evangelist, who has been preaching at this
church every day since Friday last, preached
three times to very large congregations. Mr.
Graves is q very earnest man, and has been
very much blessed in his labors elsewhere.
A good deal Of interest was manifested lnthe
meetings, and the prospects for an interesting
revival seem very good.
The meetings will be kept up all the week.
Services at 7 A. NJ, g ?. NJ, and u t. NJ.
At the Grace.Street church there was one
baptism after preaching by the pastor at
night. In this church there Is great oeai
of interest, and there have been several re,
cent conversions. The pastor announced
that on "Wednesday night the question OF De-
ginning a series of nightly meetings would
be decided. the prospect being that the IN
terest in the congregation will demand the
meetings.
At the Venabe.Street chapel, after preach
ing by the pastor, there was meeting OF tne
CONGREGATION to decide the question OF Or