The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-22

,iusiNu iXENCI>LS OF SCN0OLS-MATRlMO-
NIAL. &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
JUNE 20, 1878.
The commencement exercises OF the Yves
Ieyan Female Institute closed last night
with the delivery OF diplomas and prizes.
The full graduates were Misses Ella V.
Allemong, Of BridSewatcr, Va: Jennie
Bremen. Q: Norfolk; Mamie +. Butts, OF
Norfolk: Alice l.. Moore. OF Norfolk;
torinnc Mum. OF Texas: Lulu Richards,
Of Baltimore: Ada Reese, OF Staunton !;
Dora Castlchcrry. OF Georgia; Maggie
Bounds. OF Texas: EllaJ. Corlcy, Of Texas {;
Susie Cout>, OF Texas; Annie 4. Winter,
oi Louisiana, ana Emma Phillips, OF Ten
Qc--cc.
The commencement exercises OF the Deaf,
Dumb. and Blind Institute closed Yesterday
afternoon, the exhibitions by the scholars
showing the most remarkable progress and
proficiency. The articulation ciass--rcad-
ing from the lips and answering with per-
Irctly-foTmcd words by deaf mutcs-was
astonishing. The full graduates were Will
liam u. Jones. Of Chesterfield county, and
Misses Louisa \. Perry, OF TaZc veil, and
Cora y. FultZ. Of Augusta, and the medal
ISIS were Amanda Wiliong, OF Allegheny:
Isaac s. liumhcrt. Of Augusta: Louisa y.
Perry, OF 'TaZow"l.: and William u. Jones,
OF Chesterfield.
The Lutheran church was full Tuesday
night 10 Witnc>> the marriage OF Rev. Will
liam G.. SciHciier. OF Richmond, to Miss
Jennie Hahn. oi stanton. Rev. J. /.
Miller performed the ceremony. The altar
was handsomely decorated with cvergreens
aud lioWers.
Rev. W. X. Richardson, one OF the faculty
u The Augusta Female Seminary here. was
married in New York on saturday TO Mrs.
SARAH \. Tate. Of Stauntou. They sailed
Wednesday III tn" B0thnia for Europe.
PENN.
uEATH-MEMoHlAL -oCIArIoN-rERsoNAL-
ACCIDENT, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE q, 1878.
\ letter from Amherst county announces
iAc death there on sunday last OF Captain
William +. Rose. lie was last season the
clerk at the RocEbridge Alum Springs, and
"gs for several sessions committee clerk
al the Legislature. lie was paralyzed some
lime ago. and the letter states that it was
IRON i second stroke that he died.
The Augusta Memorial Association has
elected the following officers for the cnsu-
ln- wear: Colonel james II. skinner, pres
luELt. S5litalI James bllilSiINllcI- JI-.
Captain +. 4. Fulchcr, and Captain +. j.
Berkeley, vicc-pre>idcnt>; Joseph L. Rol-
in>, treasurer; and Captain Charles 5. Ar
nall, secretary. Among the new members
elected was state senator koincr, Captain
i. II. FultZ, al the staunton artillery: DIR.
robert +. Baldwin. superintendent OF the
Western Lura,ic Asylum; and Captain {.
d. Mccoy. principal and superint endent OF
The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute.
Among The arrivals here yesterday was
Counsellor G.. y. Wootton, Of the Rich
Mond bar. who comes 70 give wider crcl-
htlon 10 his famous lecture Oh "Reputa-
ton Many former residents Of Rich
Mond here attempted to persuade Mr.
Nootton to give his lecture here. but his
literary engagements in Charlottesville,
made under promise 10 distinguished pro-
lessons Of the University OF Virginia, Will
prevent. His presence there will give adj
dltional life 10 the commencement exercises
OF Nirginia's favoritc abode Of learning.
may state, ut the gsk OF driving off i'm
migration, that there have been ten pairs OF.
Twins and one set Of tripletS born in Staun-
ION and vicinity in the last eight weeks.
FRANK Leakc, q brakeman on the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio road, fell from freight
Train wcstern-bound between here and
Whynesboro' this morning and had one OF
LIS legs badly mangled. Penn.