The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-14
9 RICHMOND, VA. FRIDAY MORNING. c. !,


u JUNE IA lists. ao slst q
+ RsIlctHrMoND FEMALE5iNsrsTurs.lz II,
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stThc eaosinEiExerciscs of the Session
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LIST. or ,GRA DuATEs AND DISTINGUISHES
j.. PgPII.s--ARRASGEhhNEs FUR THE coN;
~ DUCT OF, THE CHeofrDURING The CGM
lta INGrsEssEoNLTHE SERVICES OF: pRoFEs!
T. soR HART lost TO THE INSTITUTIONS, ;, !, =; !;
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/ The, commencement . exercises Of thB
4schopl toek,place at the First Baptist chureh
tonlW WeduesdaS night The threatening Tas.
tpectl OF thejweather; and the fact that lltile
ftIosing exercises, OF the High School tolsk
Eplaee at the SAME time at the Theatre madTe
the audience smaller than has been usual
4 on such OCCASIONS. II: - sirs,igt1ai Hds III;
t. The programme was simple, consisting in
the announcement of the results OF eXaais.
nations and the delivery OF diplomas, with
occasional pieces OF music by the pupils OF
bliss Cooke, the accomplished music .dn-
structor in the school,. Altogether, it was a
! pleasant OCCASION. -"fu:> s1: TfT'nf .ttist;i
T. AT the conclusion. Of the regular pro-
gramme, DR.. Jeter, the president OF The
Board OF Trustees, made explanation of the
arrangements for the next session in view
of the retirement OF Dir. Hart from the pre-
sidency. .&sh IL. .. - - .t!i q Z
We give below the names OF students
who have obtained the various honors OF
the school: .I - ;u ..;...' .'assisis
f. ~ H. PREPARATORY SCHOOL. = q f9
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First Gratle.-Mattie Ellison, spelling and arlih-
metic; Minnie Ellison. spelling and arithmetic :
Ma! Hoge; spelling and arithmetic; ,a,or,
spelling, and arithmetic Mamie cambridge, geog-
raply, history spelling, and arithmetic Ollie Dand-
Moe Grnbbg peins nd
Coleman Hart, geography. history, and arithmetic;
rr Thrd 0sf Armste history natural
| history, GRAMMAR, and arithmetic: Rosa Lichten-
stein, geography history, natural history grammar,
raphy, natural history, grammar, spelling ar1tll-
me1ic; Lotto Tupper, geography, natural history,
grammar, spelling. arithmetic; Louie Evans arth-
DISTINGUISHED IN LOWER CLASSES OF
| COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Preparatory Latin Anna Laferty, Fanny Moody,
Mary Coleman. Kate Reynolds. = ,.,,
| intermediate Latin: Mary s. Chesley. Ada 2.
Crews, Anne Gwalhmey, SAME Newell, He'en N.
| Prescott, Mamie Snellngs, Ida wade Mamie b.
| Winston, Eunice s. Workman. ..
| Junior French: Anne Gwalhmey, Carrie Jones,
Junior Ma,hematics-section Il: Anna Lafrerty,
Kate Reynolds, Eugenia =. sutherland. Section II :
Emma y. Cottrel, Ada j. Crews, Saaie v. Newell,
! Mamie &. Tupper, Ida j. Wade, Eunice S. Wor-
than. ,.-.
| intermediate Mathematics: Mary p. Gresham,
| Anne Gwathmey, Ida L. Pcnneli.
| Junior German Mary p. Gresham, Mamie Smell
hfgt fggtermediaie i tie j History M Leila Balowe, sae T..
| Hart Anna Lafferty, Lizzie Mcdonald, Lctie Nc
Donald, Fanny Moody, Kate Reynolds Eugenia b.
Junior English: Lille Bowers. Mary Coleman,
Anna LaGerty, Lettie Mcdonald, Blanche Farrar:
L. Hart Leftie Nc Donald, Fanny Moody, Kate Rey-
| nolds. Eugtnia d. Sutherland.
L.. Junior Arithmetic: Lille Bowt rs, Anna Laferty,
Lettc Mcdonald, Fanny Moody, sallie L. uar', Cas-
''' '''7e' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY.
T. Arthmetic.-Rosa b. Baker, Jennie d. Bnwcrs,
Leonetla V. Enroughty,, Willie A. Farrar, blanche
| r. Farrar, Kate Reynolds Carrie L. Styll, Eugcnia
Il. Sutherland Alamie G. Iupper.
GRADUATES IN SPECIAL SCHOOLS.
!. LatIa.-Gertic Christian, Richmond Blanche
Drewry, Georgia; n. Josie Gresham. Richmond
Mary 2. Gresham, Richmond; Mollic A. Gatewood
Richmond; Ella p: Harris, New Kent, Va; Carrie
IS isle soafS of WHIT, & % Van. Ida " L. PenHe Richmond
Virginia Sands, Richmond; blanie i. smith. Rich
Warren, Srrry, Va: Annie L. Whitescarver, Au-
IT. French.-N. Josie Gresham, llar, P. Gresham,
Ida j.. Pennell, Mamie T. Smith, Richmond; Annie
L. Whitescarver. Augusta.
III. German.-Adoie NJ. Brown, montgomery
county; Ella d. Harris, New Kent; Ida L. Penneii,
". them.lics-Adde N. Brown, Montgomery
| county: Bette boswell, Hanover; Blanche Drewry,
Georgia; Mamie l.. Puryear, Brunswick.
V. Moral Phosophy.-Addic NJ. Brown, Betty
Doewell, Blanche Drewry, Ella d. Harris, Aanie E.
vi LItcrature.-Addc NJ. Brown. Montgomery
county: Bettle boswell, Hanover; Molle d. Gate
wood, n. Josie Gresham. Richmond; Ella j. Harris,
New Kent: Sallie H. Lawrence, Isle of wight:
Helen NJ. Prescott, Georgia; Mamie L. Puryear,
Brunswick; Vir2iuia Sands, Richmond; Virginia
D. Warren, Surry Annie L. Whitescaryer, Au-
VII. Hisory.-Jennle D. Bowers, Anne Gwath-
Winston. ,Eunice s. Wortham, Richmond:
VIII English and ComposIion.-Marv $; Cheslcy.
Richmond; Carrie c. Jones, King. william Sale
II. Lawrence. Isle Of Wight; Helen NJ: Prescott,
Georsi Annie L. AuESta aNars eoy Er
mond; Mary S. Chcsley, Fredericksburg Lconetta
V. Enroughty,, Henrico; Willie 4. Farrar, Rich
Donald. Richmond: Helen NJ. Prescott. Georgia
Carrie /. Slyll, Mamie b. Winston, Eunice 5. Nor-
<. Literal tiraduatcs.-N. Josie Gresham, Rich
mond Latin. French, Literatnre, History; and En-
ellsh Language;r Mary 7. Gresham Richmond, no,,
aud CompostIon; Mamie IS. Smith, Richmond,
Laiir, French, Moral Philosophy, Literature, En-
fa,in. French. Junior German Literature, and En-
giish and Composition.
FULL GRADUATES. s.. ...#.
| XI. Full Graduates Of Richmond Female Insti-
boswell Hanover: Blanche Drewry, Georgia: Ella
| D. Harris, New Kent; Mamie l.. Purycar, Bruns-
wick county. ,r- .s.....
PLEAsANTNESs.
| The young ladies who were honored with
distinctions or graduation were favored
with profusion OF flowers.
| The occasion was very enjoyable, and
| lev hU
ment by the president OF the Board OF
Trustees that the institution would lose the
services OF Professor Hart, than whom the
State does not afford superior educator.
Rev. Robert W. Fuller, D.. D.. OF Georgia,
has been elected president, with Miss Jose
phine Eaton as lady principal:
AS in the past, so may this institution OF
learning be in the. future a pride OF our
city and a source Of blessing to the State
and the land. T.. ..... .-.-..,..-. ..5t ..
| BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The highest re.
ported price paid on 'Change for tobacco
Yesterday was S9.75. One package was
withdrawn at S12.
| The Hebrew congregation X. K. Israel will
give pic mic at Blenner's Park next Monday
from P. NJ. until midnight, to assist in re-
Iieying the church Of debt. j.
The chain-gang were engaged yesterday
in cleaning up in the vicinity OF Cary and
Thirteenth streets.
.The picnic OF the Jefferson Literary and
Social Circle at the Pump-House WedneS'
day night was Il most recherche and pleasant
affair.
The ladies OF the Fenable-Street Baptist
church are holding festival, and respect
fully ask the patronage OF their friends ant