The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-14
MASCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

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Tie Public Schoois.-There was No pub
| lic celebration on the occasion Of the closing
OF the public schools In this city yesterday
The names Of the scholars who graduated
at the High School, and those who distiu-
guished themselves during the session in
recitations and punctuality, are presented
below:
AT the Male HiRh scbool-E. MorrissetIe A. NJ,
princfpal-rhe foiowing report was obtained, the
percentage required for graduation being s5:
Q. 2. Blanklngship. 90: WI Charlton, 100 FRANK
Dunford SO; Frank Fit zgerald. 90: z. Lee French,
McRae. 95; arxander Brodie McCnIiocA. 9a :
Charles Pepls, go; samuel Vanders!ice, 93; and
Geography: John Brodnax. &c; O. F. Blauken-
ship, 95: j.. Chs arlsou, 90; Frank Dunfori, so !:
Allie Farmer, Is Frank Fitzgerald, s5: K. Lee
aarry Mla9 Jsnss Tt Mel a.heS
Sc: Charles P;pc. 80; and Samuel vanderslice, e2.
English Grammar r. John Brodnax, go; 4. &.
fsrG, IS; Allie farmer 7s: Frsn2 SG Fizserad. SO
William Jones, s4 Wine Mathews. so: Harry
Sninss Wism iYssH YanHs s4 and
od History: John Br9das. as s4 Frank DgsfoTa,
die Mcculloch; 80; Charles Peple, so; and vii
Philosophy John Brodnar. 80 : Oliver Blankinr-
ship, 81: T.. E: .Dornin, 92 William Jones. SO ::
Kirk Mathews, 100: X. Lee Taylor, 100; and sam.
xiseSrs; Thomas +: % %DoEniH, 100 100 and Kirk Ma
Geometrs: II. Lee Traylor 100. 0o--,-..-:-.-.
Latin: john Brodnax, s0;A L; Bradley: rs !;
lee french o.: William jones' 100; Z. Lee fray y!
ior. 100; and Salnue! Yundersice, 92.YT u
sx d. F. m Ps %a ZONES, Jpsn snrg BSs sd
Rae. Alexander Brodie ,McCulloch, and Samuel
Graduates in Philosophy: Q. F. Blankfngship, t.
F. sDornin. Kirk Mathews, and r; Lee TrayIor.
| Samuel Vandersllce and Frahk Fitzgerald were
not absent day during The Session. "'1"-.'. 80
| Al the Female High h-School-Mrs. A. l.. Walker
teacher-;he average standing in all studies pre-
sented as follows ny the teacher:
L9s baya sos Eta nsE idaaa; da aar y1;a
M%'sfT Gase Sasa ss ssS sSa Maae
Gen, 9e;5 Ora Vaden eo.6; and sailie Whlte-
Graduates In Rhetoric: Misses Ida Harrison and
Clara ;ddlns, in Pmlo' ophv: Miss Ida Harrisson.
~ M1ss Mas.ie Noud was present every day during
AT the intermediate Male School the following pu-
pills distinguished themselves IN rccitatiens:
Spelling: Ernest Bradshaw. John Duus an. SAM
uti tilnanh.' Willie Jardan Willie MorrsetIe Sam
uel richards, ilraneau SIas, Charlie Sims, Marshall
Trayl1r. and Herbert Winrree. -
Rsns EIs WG Bsate Enn
IhIlp,seemn Willie Morrissette, samuel Richards,
Wat.tr Savory hlirabcau Sims. Charlie Sims, Mar
l shs II Triylor, and Herbert Winfroe.
~ Arithmetic: john Dunstan, SAMUEL Giiand.
dlr, #te Lipseomb, Samuel Richards Mtrabeau Sims,
Geography: Ernest Bradshaw, John Dunstan,
samuel ticllards, Grabcau Sims, Charlie Sims, and
Grammar: Ernest Bradshaw, John Dnnstan and
| At School No. 4-Miss Bette L. Irvine teacher
Misses Ida A!sop, Eva Archer Nora Adkins. Annie
HrodnaX. Hattie Briggs, Lucy Day. Lizzie Foster,
Maud Gibbons. Agnes. Jewctl, Molii Owens, Clara
i O'BrIen. Emma Turner, and Hattie Walls of the
first class. Those of the second class WHO are pro-
lnoled 10 higher grade school are: Fila Gibbs.
! Aaa Morris carrie Moore, Mamie sntad, Minnie
Toi,y, Anna yandersIce; Annie Walhall:s, -.
1 average standing of, the pupils was as 70 lows:
/ / First Cl.ss; Matte Bailey, 92.4; Eva Harrison
91:s; Matte TEaylor H o! 9lS; Cora Greean. ss;4
4 Baird, sG.s; Nellie overly, s4.4; Carrie Archer
el.2; Edl,h Kudgins, SIS; BERTHE snead, IS
Harry SGalIisban' so'4; Ned Peple' 1885, por'
/ Ali of the above pupils. were promoted-those o
the frat class to the second, and those OF the secon
Pe!er Weisger was present every day in the ses
sion. ....tg
/ In School No. e-Miss Mamie Hatcher teacher
the average of all the studies was:
so; Mary Mathews. sO.2; Christina McCullocf
l So: Clara Turner, S6.2; Berta Turner, s3.2 Dan
! id Brodnax, so; John Cerser, Sl.6; Harold Du
val,7S; Fay Duval, 76: John Topham, 9l.2.
second Class: Ida bishop, 932: Ora Cersie!
ne aGn2.. Mars sis nraic Meel+sdsr oo.T
Succd. 1872 Lula Wilkinson, 1877; Carrie Wilkin
son. 767; Enmct Adams, "a; Walter CoSD!
bert Hancock. s.: Walter Jones. 75:7; Waite
McC0ok e4. g: Willie Mathews. 10 9 ;.John Payn,
e7.5; Alex. Roberts, S2.7; Willie Smith, e5.2
William Il. smith. 76.
These pupils were also promoted to the first elias
and to a higher grade.
In The First Second, and Third Primary Schools
Mrs Sarah A. Hail. teacher-ihe following scholar
deserve mention for their good conduct, puhctui
attendance and progress In studies during the pas
session: - ,>,,,.
Fowler Corrie Jones, Georgle McCollough, CARR
McCoIlourn, Ruth Nunally, Agg1t Paine, Bnrie AL
derson, Irwin Abbott, Walter Adains, WINE BianR
ensbip, Claude Farmer, Morton Graves, John Gar.
James Hedges, Lcnne Harding, Eddie Paine, Chas
tine Riggans. c,, ,,, !.
SECOND Grade: Hattie Brown, Sarah Bradshaw
Fate uiggans. Minnie MOI risette, Fannie sharp'
Lille Bishop, Florence Blunt, Eddle Galloway, Se
Hooker Harvey Jones. james Lewis, oscar oVerp'
Allie Wells, Willie Burton, John BAnkenSnll l
Walter Freeman, Edgar Jones, w lille Latho' " !"
ker Morrisette. Percy Reams.
Third Grade: Eta Adams. Hattie BIanKcnshll
Florence Latham, Annie Jones. liattie 4, blanhel
shin Eula Spain, Minter Spain. Edwin ADAMS: Jon
Reach Waller Cottrell, Sidney Reams, Eduie Wel'
Paul Walker.
TIE teachers OF the schools deserve ere
dit for the careful and attentive manne
in which they have conducted the exercise
during the scholastic year. Members Of th
CITY School Board were present at the I'M:
examination. and expressed themselves we
pleased at the manner 1t was conducted.