Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

Re- Wise. Though Educated" and in q mas.
| terlv address clearly defined the differ
ence between education and wisdom. and
| declared that the best men and women
who ever lived have honored tho world py
honest labor. In conclusion he discussed
moral character rs tho great essential TO
| true wisdom and nobility of character.
Mr. whitley made very earnest and i'm
pressiye address, which frequently elected
applause, and WAS full of interesting Illus
| trations of his theme.
MEDALS PRESENTED.
Professor Miles b. Jones, Of Moore Pub
lie School. addressed the schools. congratu-
lating the graduates on the close OF their
work, and gave them some good advice.
The Superintendent then called up the
| following pupils to receive tho Peabody
medals and the Anderson medal and intro
duced Mr.. J. A. McGilvrav. who delivered
| the medals in very handsome manner;
Senior A, Matte @. willis: intermediate A,
! Bertie Fox: Junior X, Lizzie Hardsway; honor
able mention, BENJAMIN Taylor; Anderson
natal for bookkeeping. Jerienis +. Henley;
honorable mention, Matte Wills and wallace
! Christiap.
Mr.. McGilyray eulogized Mr.. George
Peabody. who gave so much of hrs means
TO educate the children of the South. He
also referred to the obligations assumed IN
the acceptance OF the Peabody medals.
Graduates and Honor Pupils.
Mr.. Beach then read tho list Of graduates,
and those receiving first and second
honors, as follows;
GRADUATES.
The following are tho graduates:
February, 1s90-Robert p. Daoney John l..
Harris, Percy c. Nundin, Barbara L.. Coleman,
Lizzie A. Gaines. Mary ii. Robinson, Alice o..
| as,tM affl
June, is9O-Gertrudo y. Lawrence. Octsyia VI.
I. Patterson, Susie Jackson. Emma 4. Evans,
". Elizabeth Harris. Annie h.. Brooks, Matte q.
Willis, Lille B. Valentine, H. Belle FitzhuRh,
Emma y. Taylor, Laura b. Lewis. Olivia c. Oh
YER Maggie G.. Macklin, Lucy j. brown, Moseilo
L. Coo;s. Katie @. Robinson, Victoria B. Powell.
Wallace b. Chris ian. Phyllis A. Burton, George
A. Harris, Jerdenia f. Herly, AMI :. Gertrude
Evans.
SENIOR A. FEBRUARY, 1890.
Firyt Honor Percy Muul1
Second Honor; Robert Daoney and Barbara
Coleman.
SENIOR A. JUNg. 1890,
First Honor: Matte Willis.
Second Honor: Jerleua llenly, Olivia oliver
Maggie Nacxin. Susie Jackson. Laura Lewis,
Gertruie lawrence, JizNe Harris. Moselle
Coots. Phyllis Burton, and Gertrude Evans.
sINroR B-So.2.
First Honor: Sauie Mason.
Second Honor BABEL I'm, Emma Jones. En-
ma Lucas, Angeic Nttplch- hul Lucy hOoutou'
INTERMEDIATE A, Nc. 3.
First Honor: BERTHE Fox and Molle Randolph.
INTERMEDIATE b, 80. A..
First Honor: Benjamin Peyton.
Second Honor: Carrie Galloway, Ada Foster,
Joseph Anderson. and DaIi'i Chamoer4eyne.
JUNIOR A, so. 6.
Second Honor: Mary Alton.
JUNIOR p. No. Z.
Flrst Honor; Emmett Burse and benjsmin
Cephas.
second Honor: Maggie Garnoti, Maria Banks,
and Thomas FiHhueh.
JUNIOR B-No. 2.
Second Honor: Benjamin Taylor, Virginia
Harper. Alb ma steward, OphciiA Long. bettio
Holmes, I'm Norton. Chester Williams,
sangue Payne, and Eva Christian.
JC,IOR B--No. g.
First Honor: Lizzie Hsrdaway.
Second Honor: Joseph llargroye. James
Rhorer Annio Wooisou, aul hhoda White.
FIRST GRAMMAR A, NO. 10.
First Honor: Laura Turpia.
Second Honor: >usio johnson. Henrietta Bac-
chus. Mary Henry, Fannie Dixon. Laura For-
roster, Cora ThomSs. aLd WCltor Cephas.
DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson then delivered
the pl0mas with q few words OF we'll
timed counsel He also referred 90 the UNI
firing labors Of the teachers and principal
Of the Normal School.
The exercises were interpreted with
very fine singing by the pupils Of the
school, assisted Oy an oche5tra OF several
pieces.