Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-19

Professor Purycar presided and an
nounced the list Of distinguished stu
dents, concluding with the following
graduates:
GRADUATES.
school Of Latin: Jacob o. Alderman.
North Carolina: William ". Bird. King ana
Queen Courthouse, Va; Thomas X. Corr.
Gloucester Courthouse, Va: Herbert +.
Cox, Richmond, Va; George II. Edwards.
South Carolina; B T. Gunter Jr., Accomack
Courthouse. Va; l.. J. Haley. Jr., North
ampton. Va; Charles. VI. Ilazcn. Rich
lnOnd. Va; NOEL Lewis, HenricO county.
Va: Robert T.. lucadO, Tennessee; NJ. r..
Parrish. BotctOurt county, Va; l.. l.. Pritch-
ard. North Carolina; George ". Quick.
LoudOun county, Va. j. +. Slade, Dinwiddie
county. Va.
school Of Greek: Alfred Bagby. Jr., King
and Queen county, Va; 4. Newer BOstick.
south Carolina; Thomas Il. Corr Gloucester
county. Va; Herbert +. Cox. Richmond.
Va: george II. Edwards, Darlington. =. g.;
benjamin 4. Gunter Jr., AccomaCk county,
Va; william A. Harris. Richmond. Va. ;
Charles NJ. lIaYen. Richmond. Va; William
II. Lyons, Richmond, Va; John q. Patty.
Tennessee; Harry y. Phillips. Nottoway
y. c.. George W. Quick. LOuloun county.
Va: W. c. Robinson. sussex county, Va.
School OF Modern lane uagcs James A.
Addison. Richmond, Va; ". Fred. Gunter
AccoInack county. Va; Edward B. Pollard,
Richmond. Va; Benoist :. Redd, Natchez
Miss. Robert II. Tucker, POwhatan county,
Va.
school Of English: Alfred Bagby. Jr.
King and queen county. Va: A. MciVer
BoSiick, south Carolina: Charles T. Child
Richmond. Va; George II. Edwards. South
Carolina; J.. i. LipscOmb, NelhOn county.
Va; j. @. Patty. Tennessee John III. Pearcy.
PittsylVania county, Va. George W. Quick,
Loudoun county. Va; Romer c. Stearnes,
III lei
Richmond, Va; l.. J.. fritchard, North
Carolina.
school of Mathematics: Charles r. Child.
Richmond, Va; A. j. Dickinson. Louisa
county, Va. William 4. Harris. Richmond.
Va; +. h. Hatcher. Richmond, Va: Leroy
$. Lyon, Richmond. Va; BenOist ). Redd.
Mississippi; RoIner c. Stearnes, Pulaski
county Va.
school Of Physics: !. Stewart Barney.
Richmond, Va; W. Frederick Hunter, Ac-
comack county. Va; James I. Redd. Hen
rico county, Va; William &. Robinson,
sussex county, Va.
school Of Chemistry: Jacob o. Alder
man, North Carolina; r. W. Boatwright,
tmythe county. Va: j. q. Dickinson.
Ouisa county. Va; William H. Fitzgerald,
\ortlgiuptOn county, Va: Edrldge Il.
Hatcher. Richmond, Va; Robert &. Huh
bard, fittsylvania county, Va: Harry ".
Kemp, Maryland; Ernest G. Levy, Rich
llNilus \ a. llflbN y IN on h4fililOlUf ' "a.
Frank Lyon. Richmond. Va; J. Page Mas
sic. Amherst county, Va; James L. Noal,
Btd1ordCouhty. Va; John ii. PeaTcy, Pitt
sSlvania county. Va; Harry y. Phillips
Nottoway county. Va; i. :. Redd. Missls-
sippi; ". Z. scott Louisiana; ROmer &.
Stcarnes, Pulaski county, Va: X. Atwell
Tucker. mherst county, Va. j. IL. Willis,
Culpeper county, Va. Edmund ]. Wood
vile, orange county. Va.
School Of Philosophy; Alfred Bagby. Jr..
H.. turC 4Fud nf VI
Bostick (medailiSt). South Carolina: Alfred
J. Dickinson. Louisa county Va. Percy q.
Elsom, Richmond. Va; W. r. Gunter, Ac-
comack county. Va. T.. T.. LipscOmb. Mel.
son county Va. George W. Qnick. Loudoun
county Va; James a. Redd, Jr.. Henrico
county, Va. Robert ID. Tucker, Powhatan
county, Va.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Alfred Bagby. Jr.. King and Queen cOun-
ty. Va; y. Mclver BOstick. south Carolina /:
Alfred j. Dickinson, Louisa county. Va. !:
kdgar i. LlpscOnb. Nelson county Va. ;
JalnesT Kedd. Henrlco county. Va George
W. Qtlck, LOudoun county, Va. Robert ID.
Tucker. POwhatan county, Va.
MASTER OF ARTS.
W. Frederick Gunter, Aceomack couutv
Va.
THE MEDALS.
In delivering the Woods Defamation
medal 10 Mr.. II. W. Jones. of Wash
iDgton county, Colonel John B. Cary
made a very chaste and handsome adj
dress. He mingled wit and learning
and showed very plainly that his hand
has not lost its cunning.
In presenting the Tanner medal in
Greek and the Gwin medal in Philoso-
phy-the former to Mr.. Alfred Bagby,
Jr., of King and Queen; the latter to
Mr.. A. Mclver Bostick, Of South Caro-
lina-Dr. T. G. Jones was exceedingly
happy. Few men possess such talent
for brilliant and yet forceful speech,
and that last night was exceeding
strong.
PROFESSOR PURYEAR.
At the close Of the exercises the
chairman Of the faculty, Professor B.
Puryear, made highly eulogistic
speech to his students, and received at
their hands handsome cane, gold
headed, with ebony staff. The exer-
cises closed with the usual promenade
in the hall.
THE COLLEGE.
1t is understood the trustees took i'm
portant action at their meeting yester-
day morning looking to the welfare Of
the college, both in the line of endow-
ment and Of buildings. The meetings Of