Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
THE PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Distribution OF Prizes, Awards OF
Merit. Premiums, &c.

The twenty-second session OF the
University School OF Richmond closed
yesterday with the distribution OF certt-
fcates. Of distinction and prizes. The
prizes were awarded as follows elementary
English, VI. N. Corbin-Tales from "Cham-
bers's Journal" volumes, BurpSs Poems,
and ScotHs Poems; Higher English, Alex
ander III. Gary; Arithmetic, Alexander III.
Gary; Higher Mathematics, S. a. Ellison I;
Latin, S. A. Ellison; Greek, james l.. Can
non Macaulay's Complete Works, 0 vo-
lumes; French. Clifton Miller-Hudson's
Shakespeare, II volumes; German, Charles
II. l.. Bauch-Hu Hudson's Shakespeare, yo-
lumes. In lieu OF two prizes, eacn won by
Alexander II. Gary and S. A. Ellison, they
Will be entitled to scholarships in this school
next session.
MISS c0LoUIrT's SCHOOL.
The closing exercises Of Miss n. W. Col
QUITS school took place from her residence,
No. 500 west Grace street, yesterday MORN
ing. The following Is list Of pupils who
received donors:
School No. I-Gold medal for excellence,
label Harris; silver medal for improvement,
Ethel Sister; silver mccall for peRmansbip,
Fannie Edel. First honor white ribbon
certificsles). Ellis Jones, Arthur Cemmitt,
and Fannie Edel. and Florence Myers.
Second honor tblue ribbon certiGcrtes), Grey
SkiDwith and John JefTress. Excellence IN
spelling (white Tibbon). Edna Forbes. Ger
tificate OF improvement, Ellis Glenn, Edna
Forbes. Estelle Myers, Annie Gordon, Anna
Bowe, Ada Shields, Jean Reid. Morrison
Glenn, Donald Porter. Hugh SKipwitn,
Blanchard Forbes, and Grayson Jones.
School No. 2-First honor (white ribbon
certifcates). Emma Bowe and Mary f. To-
Ter. Second honor (bue ribbon ceftiiicates),
Rebecca Gordon and Emma Harris. Ger
tlGcates OF improvement, Susie Skipwith,
Saidee Jetfrees, Marie Lishman, Helen Par
rish, Carrie Gillian, Lucy A. Booker, SAN
iord Fleming, Carroll Montague, and George
West.
ST. MARY's HIGH SCHOOL.
The second annual Distribution at ST.
Mary's High School was follows: Given by
the Right Rev. Abbott Leo Haid. o. $. b.
Of North Carolina, gold medal for highest
scholarship awarded TO Eugene II. Schultz
next in merit teachers prize to Albert j.
Meyer; premium for good conduct tC
Francis Seliert; for regular attendance
Frank Gerring; for punctuaIitv, Alexander
Ross; for diligence at school. Eugene K
schultz. Rev. Pastors prize for German
AiOJ huNtNl hhN Hiiff~ ASA Ai7AA 1900
ing to Eugene K. Schultz.
Premium for English grammar to A. j.
Kusten; for composition to a. j. Meyer,
for spelling 10 Eugene X. Schultz. fol
Second class bookkeeping TO Louis HaiSe
for Secosd arithmetic to Ferdinand Bra
meyer, for geography 10 A. j. kusten, fol
First arithmetic to A. j. Meyer, for history
to A. J. Kusten; prize for elocution to JohI
Lyuemau; gold pen for Denmanship to A
J. Meyer; second prize for penmanship t'
+. II. Schraudt; prize for First book.keep
Ing 10 \. j. Meyer; for good exercises L
Eugene BellnOt, for Algebra to a. j. Meyer
for neatness to John Fisher, for Improve
ment IN arithmetic TO John Krimm; i'm
proyement in composition to c. Schwartz
| premium improvement in reading TO Alber
Boschen; humility to Joseph Keller; map
| drawing 10 A. j. Never.
The conductors OF this school are Revs
Walter, Lcaby, Willibald, and Romanus, .
| - II