The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

Mullen, Samuel Crdichheld Psrrnnnships Dean
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sn, %srs Mrse Fe1 Ap &
Werner, George Leiirich, Jake Mattsrn, Lawrence
Woody. Vsrry wsyt, Clarence Miks, Willie West.
Bessie Barber:. Matte Allen. Scholarship: Harry
Bankensbip, Herbert Tyree, Bessie Reeve, Mary
srsn'hav, kna Werner, Bessie Po,ls. PenmaushIp:
Firsf Prinadry-s.cffon B, No. ISL M Hicks
feachsr.-firsi Honor: Silver Meds-tya Ozone.
Angel Nellie Atkins, Minnie Levitt, Ophslla Lewit.
Pendlsto9, ivy Pea, mabel Psse, Minnie Levitt,
Zncke. Scholarship: fahnIe Pendieton, Minnie
Levitt. Mabel Page, Wis. Clrrpgton. Charlie
Second W and ny a1fSd si"i1rP PrmaryMs'eton Mf 1a No.
30 y. J. Bot tedcher.-First Honor SILVER
Medal; Harvey Bates. Ceriigcaies-AIiendance
Fannie waIlsrstein, Belle Gary, Julius Levitt, Mary
Sirsust. Department: Msud DE swanord, Douglas
Scholarship; Charles xccrae, Clifford MayGeld,
Lawrence Jack. Mary Smith, Randolph Marshall
M W,,iIe johnson, Jaus Levitt. Frank smith. rita
Isabel Goodman, Milford Crutcbneld. Penman-
| WdlthdH tsdehsr.-Flrst fionor-silver Medal:
Katie ioge Wicker. Certifcates-Attendance Ban-
spra,iey Richsrd Gocdc. John Noting, Scott Par
rish. Knox Cru,cbneld. John DonnavsDt. Columbus
Canepa; Deportme eni: Hannah Harris, ssran Iom.
bardy. Ianra Meyer, Rosa Schxap. Katie Wicker,
Elmer Mayn~ld Scholarship: Kaiie Wicker. Rosa
sssshaap' , saIah L. Lom6ardy. Rosa Hex'er, Laura
rith. Penmanship: Ella Stern.
Second Pri,nary-Sectton B. No. ALL. M
Duke teacher.-first Houor-SJyer MEDIA Irene
,larslin. Certinclies-ApendaSc- Ireae MarsiIn,
Csrollne Pohlig. viTsie Walters, Eva Turner, Willie
5foe ,hay E. GhSe W
lsms, Willie Blankenshp. Department: Irene
Marstin, virge Walter, Mary Yaneey, Horace Bed
Lena Senf virgie WALTERS, John Crulchfeld, r ddc
Strsuse, seymour Boinnghsimer, Eva Turner. PEN
msnship; lmogens Meyers
| Tor tedcher.-F1rst Honor-Silyer Medal: Lila
Crenshaw. Certihcftes-Attendance: Nathan Ba-
con, August tersheimer. sam Cook, Spencer Cor
wick. Charlie Senf. Robert Norve, Frank Norvell,
Walter Warmer, Leah Bernstein, Emma Boehme.
Charlie Bellenot, Asa johnson. Willie Kline, Frank
NOrve, Harrie Ilartm AN, Anue Barber, Leah
Bernsteip. Enms Bothme. Carrie Bonn. Julia
Julia Graves, Mary Holzhauer Emma BOehme,
Mamie sirer, Florence stacy, yicionl Tnsley.
scholarship: Lila Cfenshaw, Richard Gwalhmey,
| Julia Brooks. Mary Hozhauer, Emma Boehme,
Charlie Montague. John Marks, Nathan Bacon,
Julia Graves. Penmsnship: Frank NJ. Boykm.
SauGge fedcher-Rirsi Honcf-siyer Medal lien.
reta Harris. Walter schaf, Rosa May, aud Ham
nah IIuizler are honorably mentioned, because
| second examination was necessary In order 10 de-
eide between them aud Henrietta Harris. Cerlin-
cafes-Aitendance: Estelle ountcaste. Rosa May
Kaufman, Walter Schsf, Lewis Gillian, Charles
Henningnauser. Charles Ezekiel. Department: ::
Jones, Charles Knots, Robert Nar,ha Writ Meade,
John Napier, Charles Redford, Emily Ashton. Lot
| tie Herman, Minnie Kendall. Cis kaufman. TIL
| lie Leibermnth. Rosa May. Alice Yancev. Hannah
| HutZer Molly Wrishi. Scholarship: william Bal
lev, Haryie Clements, Emmett Depriest. Charles
IIennin nghsuspr, George Jones Hermann Kaufman,
Walter schaf. Albert Wise, Ellie Fisher, Iiortense
BOtiigheimer. Nelly Harvey, LeOnOra Tns.ev, Hen
rcita Harris, H9nr0tta Hancock. Hannah IluiZer,
1 Doe fsp LtFs.
Fourth Prtraary- Section B, No. 44-E. " Sav-
| dQe teacher.-First Honor-Silyer Medal: Gilbert
| ljnger. Julian Wingo is honoraby mentioned be-
canSe n second examination WIS necessary In order
| 10 decide between him and Gilbert Unger. Iertih-
| cates-Atiendance: Virgie Allen, Henrietta Waller
stein, Sarah Myer, Charles Holiday, Lewis BlenDer,
Malcolm Wllks, Gilbert Unger. Abr IN Whlock,
Charles Fox. DrporimenI James Florence James
| Hawkins Wiliiain Myers, Arthur Matiern, Charles
| Page. Frank Robbins. Sarah Myer. Lewis IL enner.
Gilbert unser Mary chadcE Myrtle psay' v,gie
Charles Holiday, Clark Moseey, Edward Schott.
Abram Whltock. malcolm Wilks. Julian Wngo,
man, ian, iily smith, Henrietta WaersteIn. Penman-
ship: William skinner.
CIny~SchOOl.
| Yesterday evening at O'Clock the scenes
OF the morning were repeated at the Thea
tire on the occasion OF the closing exercises
OF Clay school-Mr. George r. Pace princi-
| nal. The building was again packed 10 dis.
comfort. The wonder was where did the
people come from. The faces all seemed
new and strange. II person wishes to see
all Richmond he has only TO attend the
closing exercises Of the public schools, and
sooner or later he VIII meet every friend he
has in Richmond and every known acquaint-
ance. Every portion OF this fair and lovely
city is represented IN one or the other OF
our cherished public schools, and The closing
II. k,..
lhopefu parents and kind and loving friends
The pupils OF the Clay school are all, oil
nearly all, quite small, and in the primary
grades. The programme selected was OF
course such as would best suit this class oi
pupils. 1t was as follows:
PROGRAMME.
HYMN. "Pallce Of the King school
opening address, Louie Kelley and Cope
land VIM; " Books Us. Looks" dialogue,
Estelle rslk, Carrie Johnston, Josie Miller
Minnie Puller, Mary Gary, and Sue Reeve
..Not So Easy" Writ Harrison; song
"Tot's Lullaby Callie Lacy; "Th'
Young Speaker" Walter Oliver; "PeIea
and Patience" (dialogue,l Thomos Wilson
Juan Weymouth, Lula Jones, Nellie Saun
ders. Viola Kelley, and Charlie Link; sons
and Chorus, " In the Wild Chamois Track
school; "A Speech for Little Girl" Fred
die Nystrom; Discontinued Girls" (dia
logue,) Ellen Barker and Fannie Wilson
U Boy Talk,n Chris. Schneider, Robbie
powers. awe Robbie shepperson, and Horac,
Shepperson; duet, "Billy Grimes tn
Droyer.U Carrie Johnston and Ella Deane
"Don't Say I Can't" James Orange
q Waking Up," Gay Burford, FIorenc'
Lauehton, Annie Beck. and Eva Trainham
| Mahp
, Glinn. Ada Kirby, Gay Britain, Franl
Anthony, and George Perrot, with song
Wed Better Bide a-Wee," Mabel Glinn
"The May" Lizzie Tennant, Ella Smith
Beulah Ford. Emma Ford, Beulab Bowle'
q and CaIie Lacy; song, "Dublin Bay,
school; Mother Goose and her Friends,
twenty boys and girls-Second Primar,
: B-led by Fannie Henry; "Auction Mad,
\ (dialogue). Writ Quarles and Belle Chamber
: layne; " Burdock's Goat" (reading,) Fran
. Seaton; duet, "Evenng Song to the Vii
\ gin,v Katie Frost and V lola Kelley.
= The programme, like that at the Centr;
/ school, was quite lengthy, but its lengi
!, was one OF its chief merits. Several OF IN
: little enes were frightened, but all az
quilted themselves handsomely. The sinl
4 Ing was very fine, the dialogues well spoker
and the reciiations delivered in admirabl
+. STYLE. Mrs. Clements presided very az
}, ceptably at the piano. Mr. Pace and b
!, assistants have labored faithfully durin
!, the past session, and will no doubt receiy
: the plaudit OF well done faithful servant
|, from their patrons. The attendance at III
. school was 95.7 per cent.
Superintendent Peay read out the name
: OF those entitled to certificates.
T. Rev. j. Judson Taylor, OF Richmond GO
/: Iege, presented the medals to the hrst-hon'
!. pupils in short, sensible, and man
e speech; after which the scholars were di
| missed