The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-21
!, North Carolina; ]. NJ. Nimmo. Nor.

j. II. Rogers, South Carolina; K. d. Thomp
son, North Carolina; l.. D. Carroll, G. q
| Rice, and j. c. Ford, Ashland; II. O
Payne, Virginia; w. G. Beard, West Vir
GINA; j. w. Mitchell, Rockbridgc; j. S
Buckner. Ashland; G. Is. Rosser, Norfolk
county. Va; W. II. Saunders, Hanover
A. j. Ellis. North Carolina.
| Intermediate Ldtin.-T. Fl. Bagwell ant
| J. c. Jones, Ashland; j. p. Mauzy and B.
d. Mitchell. Greene county; John Morris
Ashland; +. Rufiln, Hanover; E. A. Potts
Ashland; j. S. Scott, Prince Edward; W.
f. Taylor, Maryland; j. c. Terrell, Camp.
bell county; F. Thompson, North Caro-.
lima; w. Washington, Fredericksburg.
Junior Latin.-D. W. Taylor, Virginia
W. 3. Crenshaw, Kentucky: j. ii. Holt
West Virginia; l.. 7. Hancock, Texas K
O. Payne, Virginia; r. d. Thompson
North Carolina; "A. Walton, Woodstock
Z. Broun, Virginia.
introductory Latin.-J. T. Bumpass. Vir-
ginia; j. N. Elicit, =. c. Ford, Ashland
w. L. Grant, North Carolina; II. N. New.
som, Prince Edward; J. NJ. Nimmo, Nor
folk county.
intermediate GreeE.-W. =. Coe, Mary.
land; II. j. Dickey, E. A. Potts, J. c. Ter
rel. Virginia.
oNNtOV uIStt.--1 ID. AshtN, ~ VI tu Shi "
lima; j. b. Crenshaw, Virginia; 6. r.
Hughes, Arkansas; J. c. Jones, Virginia
b. =. Mitchell, Virginia; j. G. Shelton, Vir.
ginia; Is. w. Waters, Maryland.
introductory Greek.-L. Z. Gibbons,
Greene county; l.. Y. Hancock, Texas j.
S. Scott, Prince Edward; Il. w. Tomlin,
Virginia.
Moral Observation-Disclosures. w. Wa.
ters, Maryland; &. w. Tilett, North Caro-
lima; NJ. r. Pecd, Virginia; Gray Carroll,
Virginia; II. a. SouthalI, Virginia; NJ. II.
Albin, Virginia; w. W. Sawyer, North
Carolina; D. f. Eutslcr, Virginia; j. A.
Anderson, West Virginia.
-lnter7nediate.-G. r. Hughes,
Arkansas; J. l.. Armstrong. w. p. Coc,
Baltimore; j. T. Littleton, Virginia: J. O.
Butler, Arkansas; NJ. Ii. Albin, Virginia ;
]. b. Askew, North Carolina.
EngNSh-Junior.- +. Taylor, Mary
land; r. w. Tomlin, Virginia; 3. w. Wa
tiers, Maryland; j. G. Jones, J. S. Scott,
Virginia; f. Alexander, North Carolina ;
J. G. Terrell, J. W. Carroll, L. A. Potts, r.
0. Payne, Virginia.; +. Thompson, North
Carolina.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S. RutHn,
Virginia; j. f. Rolph, Maryland; j. L.
Bumpass, Virginia !; j. II. Cook, Alabama ;
Il. D. Ncwsom. S. A. Walton, Virginia !;
W. 3. Crenshaw, Kentucky; r. d. Thomp-
son, North Carolina; j. II. Spencer, III. w.
Holmes, J. n. Nimmo, &. 3. Rosser, E.
Brown, V. w. Bargamin, Virginia; VIC.
Beard. West Virginia; w. L. Grant, North
Carolina; D. w. Taylor. Louisa, Va.
French unior.-J. II. Littleton, VIZ
gnia; +. Z. Crenshaw, Virginia; w. y.
CrenSlaw, Virginia; j. II. Cook, Alabama ;
4,
Junior.-G. r. Hughes, Ar
kansas; D. w. Taylor, Virginia; j. i.
Crcnshaw. Virginia.; G. Edwards. Virginia !;
j. 7. Littleton, Virginia; c. W. I'illett,
North Carolina; j. {. Jones, Virginia; L.
z. Crcnshaw. Virginia.
Natural Philosophy - Junior. j. t.
BumpaSs, r. j. Dickey, l.. Z. Carroll, J.W.
Mitchell, J. F. Spencer, Virginia; O. l.
Mcllott, Pennsylvania; E. w. Hite, Fir-
ginia: G. II. Collier, mississippi; II. 0.
Wilson, Washington. d. c.; S. a. Walton.
j. Z. Wallace, &. o. Rice, Il. 0. Payne, Viz
ginia.
Natural History-Junior.- II. Young,
Petersburg: J. +. Rolph, S. Saddler, Ma
ryErd.
HeIreu - JUNIOR Basil WorthinSton
Waters, Maryland. *
GREEK PRIZE.
The Walton prize Mounnsen's History OF
Rome. in four Volumes-was awarded to
Mr.. Clarence Edwards, OF Albemarle, and
presented by Professor Morris. This prize.
given annually--not always in the same
form cXactiy--is the proceeds OF fund do
mated by George Walton, ESQ, whose son,
now deceased, was assistant professor OF
Greek in the college some years ago.
MATHEMATICAL PRIZE.
A beautiful priZc-a box OF mathematical
observation-disclosures offered by Professor Is
till and awarded 10 Mr.. O. Littleton. The
presentation was made by Professor EstiIl.
He referred in a most complimentary man
ner to Messrs. Sebrell and Morris, who were
high I'D in their class, but were prevented
by sickness from standing the final eSamina-
ton for the prize.
SUTnERLIN MEDAL.
Dr.. Bennett announced the decision OF
the iudgcs-gcntlcmen in nowise connected
with the college-in the matter OF the Suth.
erin prize gold medal for oratory, giving it
to Mr.. Gray Carroll, OF North Carolina
The judges also spoke complimentary o1
the unsuccessful contestant, Mr.. Bennett NJ
Frizzle, whose effort they regarded rs con
tanning many of the true elements OF ORA
tory.
Dr.. Bennett presented the medal i'll very
nice little speech.
FACE MEDAL.
The splendid gold medal offered by Mr..
]. Is. Pace land man ufactured by NoWian
Il Coz for the best English essay was
awarded to Mr.. Frank holland, OF Ashland
and presented by Prof. Blackwell. There
were two contestants.
,f.Ity1
G. w. Motley, and the audience dismissed
DINNER.
The people of Ashland entertained their
yisitors-of whom there were many from
distance-very Hospitality. 1t was the good
fortune of the representative of the Dis
patch to become the guest Of professor OF
the college, who provided him seat al
dinner-table most sumptuously spread. de
had Bishop Doggett and several other cele'
brated diyines, and Il number Of charming
ladies for his companions. In such good
company he came to the conclusion that II
these commandments were OF monthly oc'
currence it would not be q bad thing. 1t is
all well enough in the way Of business to
dine with presidents, governors, statesmen,
and those sort OF people; but it is quite an
honor to be member Of an Ecumenica
dinncr-table council.
DUNCAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Rev. e. n. S. Blogg is the Methodist pastor
of Ashland, and the chaplain OF the college.
A kind, consideratc, and worthy gentleman
and useful Christian he is. Under his min
istration, and with assistance from many
sources the Duncan Memorial chapel was
undertaken. 1t is to lie Il building 5G by 10
yoot. ~ hrjnl- in the sixteenth century
English style Of architecture, with tower on
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