The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-27
MADE MINIHII.RS.
Commencement Week NJ the Protestant
Episcopal Theological SEMINARY and high
school-Annuai Ordination.
lRoror'cd for the Dispa;ch.l
.,r,.N.ryfs Y, Juno ~ 1873

sent week ~ tit tNv N'H-n""N" 't7'."
lions Of The Episcopal Church noarthis city
seems 10 merit The usual chronicle in your
columns. and Il Is offered below:
snnday night. the 18Th instant, there was
an The IIieh-School chapel what answers 10
ne baccaiaurcatc sermon "a college. I've
n;ng pravcr was said by the Rev George
n. Appleton. Il Stafford. and an admirable
di.roilr,c preached by the Rev. Randolph
II McKim. ID. D., Of New York. All the
boy, and rs many others rs could DC &C
coipmodaicd formed the congregation.
TUESDAY morning
TIE BOARD OF Trustees
81 the two institutions met at the seminary.
This BOARD (, "a close corporation, made up
q, clcrgynsn md laymcn ~ Virginia ana
Wet y Virginia. the latter diocese being, to
all intent. and purposes. q, much Interested
.. our own. The Bishop OF irginia Is
,rcsidcD; ~ tlc Board, but the Bishop of
We.t Virginia j. IN influential member,
and one of hi, examining chaplans j. an
oibcr. 4 movement va, inauguraied al
Mi. mc,lin. Tor The repair, improvement,
and establishment % the buildings and
Ground, Oi the Seminary, and committee
consisting oi Bishop pctcrEin Rev. II.
Suter. and Colonel \. Norbert appointed I"
raise q fund 0i several thousand dollars ior
the purpose. II i, intended to reopen the
front entrance 60 the institution, Tor some
time di.u~Cd, aut i'm Other modes 10 MAKE
the bet oi the great natural hcautits OF tAe
spot. Provision w., al,o made for he M
proycmgnt o.! thc Ii-h->chool buildings
which win present iu consequence mate-
5 i.,or'.t I'm The instruction of
- .',Etr.t,. for HOLY order, WAS
.f. u,or1 ,nd % much larger
.,.,i@. am borotoiorc toward
IA ~ ,.,.'.'.. n, tbe school for their
-. g., l,',.,.rI,r.,
,r.t-.- rf.r.. occurred nj the Uilh
'' .......-.,.,,,.
J"iN' iINAl ''-'.' 49,
Of the FairilN and b.ackford Ld'eIarH 30
Cctie~. which was well attended. imam
II. Wilmer. Of Mobile, Ala. presided lor
The former and ~ =. Nlar"tii OF ~iiaA,
T.. ". ~irc> a Norfolk, and 4. l.. Minor
o. New York. received the ileN"tHS.' p'-
Climers'. and i'.ad,r,' medal respectively.
.. Duncan N.hm Of New York. Thomas
#. Powell OF Richmond. &. 4. Nulheid OF
EGturky. a-d ". II. Jones. oi Mobile.
Ala. were ur- .lcni and lncdalll>ts re-
,u.cfi,.ly oi tae ia'.cr. Blythe W. Branch,
~ Richmond. vl, Joint 3icdidoIian' ana
did particularly we'll The annua' addIes,
Wa. delivered o. Philip y. Bruce, ESQ, ~
Baltimore.
qIq. YEARLY NETTING or TIE ALUMNI
a.. ..,....,rr took plqce "Wednesday
V' ' ...I ,,.,. l,,',I,. .tteodrl The
I',' i'',''' '''' .,,'r ..r,iro nv fine E.y /
nr Sf.l,im - New Yort. was preached
H. tb' ury. Alfred NJ. Randolph. ID. d.. Of |
E.lt'marc. and was remarkably fine.
The same afternoon at 3 occurred the /
c'oem. cxcrci oi the session at the High /
School. tcril atc,. prizes, and medals I
were distributed. and an Interesting and /
instructive address delivered by the Rev. /
Walter ". Williams, ID. D.. OF Baltimore /
on "Thc Use and Abuse OF Popular /
Literature"
The prizes for reading were t4Nca by /
Blythe - GHuchoi Richmond; marie l. /
Minor %! New York; and LIne>i Vi. Siircr,' /.
OF Norfolk. hose Tor G'. 'hiauon ny g. /
Huston OFT. oi liarr',onburs; Alex. +. /
Wa.kcr Of Nttheyiic; and Finest NJ /
sire, o. Noii'lA. You nave ait'u! pun
l,1td Tie prizes iof e'h"'t-hip "i'V nv
mcdlis Tor composition. ci1,'i'-' ana laa'h-
cmati,-. There Aa'e nreh nlA,lE-louI poy1
in ihe school 700. s','l'i' H," INC ilhy'l'' /
h i. ogrnhS .d'ue,1 a'' " i''-I 'I'3u'v
10 ihoH d" ihI Justly. At'li'E, 'ha 'N'IHP'I!
conduct. ine Marine balu' % N'sH- !
ingion supplied excellent music ro'I Old
Tuesday aud Wednesday III thc scho'h
"Wednesday h.-t' ihr annual hii'sion'n! I.
sermon was preached at inc seminary ID! .
t.' het. Jnllu, l.. "li'lilil,I' Oh h',,l.i.IV'
tlc service being read %! iAe heF' W H'iNi'
VI. Dame, oi lhc ZANE cil!'
Thursday "a,
COMMENCEMENT DAY
urorc-. AtIoA.M. the Bishop, profess
.or.. students. and others assembled i'm thc T.
chapel. when the remove, i'm the several /.
clq.... were re1d and the Graduates an T.
noune.d. The latter thon read their es-
SAYS. The subject of each Uapcris coupled /
with tac authors name:
Richard Warner Anderson, Of Abe /
marie. subject: The Colonial Church OF
VIRGINIA.
John Jone, Copton. oi Richmond. sub
jcct: i!iilebrand.
John Yato. bowman. II FredeTicks-
bur Suhi.rf Nona,ticism.
limo. Raven Funston. OF Albemalle.
Suli.rl. savanmoa.
Eeu>cy Johns Hammond. Of Baltimore.
SrIi..f: The Doctrine of the Atoncmcnt.
Francis Eeyc- Lcayell, OF West Virginia.
David May, Of Charlotte. subject: III
fcctiyc Reading of the Church service.
Ernest hcOil, OF Washington, -. 1.
subject: Natural Theology.
Henry Dane Page. OF Clarke. Subject:
EXCESS as Reiat ID TO Preaching.
Augustine Jacqucline smith, Jr., Of Bal
timole, Md. subject; Inspiration.
Henry sherman Williamson. Of Eliza
beth. -. j. subject: The Crusade Against