Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
UNIVERSITY OF va.
COMPLETE LIST OF THE GRADUATES
OF THE SESSION t89o-'9t.
Meeting of the Board of visitors-Arriva
Of the Star-Eyrd Goddess-A Visit
to the Tomb OF Jefferson.
IspecInl telegraph to the pispatch.l

Especial telegraph to the Dispatch.l
USIvEnsrrY or VIRGINIA, June 29.-The
bulletin boards have been the chief point
around which the students have gathered
to watch each bulletin az it was posted
showing tho graduates. Commencement
may be happy to some, but the tinge OF
sadness which reaches the hearts of all
when they fail TO see the names OF many
for whose success they hoped, or eyea OF
those whom they scarcely knew, peryades
the whole student body. Up 10 this VIII
ting the lists as posted show the follow
ing graduates:
THE GRADUATES.
In Mathematics. F. Armentrout. G. b.
Baker, A. Il. Chandler, Jr.. Il. f. J.. Din
widdie, c. G.. Ennis. j. II. Harris, Nj; NJ.
McGuire, J. NJ. Marshall, l.. G.. Marshall,
W. q. Morrison. /. X. O'Brien. II. l..
Roberts. j. Il. Robertson, W. J.. Reeves n.
Greek-A. b. Chandler, Jr., r. I: l..
Farmer. W. f. Farrar. J. F. Heath, W. G.
Jones. W. ID. Macon, j. VI. Marshall, X. NJ.
Osborne. J. II. Paxton. b. NJ. Randolph,
j.. II. Randolph. J. s. Taylor, i. Nj. VII
liams. and W. Is. YOU.
Mineralogy and Geology. II. Harris
and +. X. OBrlen. ,
Historical ScIence-C. T. Lassiter, Viii
liam H. Saunders. j. e.. Scott.
School Of English-C. Ii. Davis, Rev.
Collins Denny
Graduates in Early English-C. Denny,
| X. VI. Osborne.
Modern English-J. NJ. Faster, J. W.
Martin X. NJ. Osborne, A. G. Ronald, W.
II. Saunders.
Rhetoric and English Literature-C. r.
| Bovd, K. II. Gray, W. L. Oliver. W. q.
! Wilson.
Analytical Chemistry-S. c. Epson.
Graduates in Analytical and Agricultural
Chemistry Alexander Cameron. Jr.,
Archer Jones. Charles r. l.. Findlay, John
J.. Nisbet. J. ID. Tinsley.
Latin. +. Armentrout, f. w. Dos
worth. J. +. Cannon, r.. +. J.. Dinwiddle'
". ". Dunn, W. b. Eagles. ". A. FalcOuer,
W. f.. Farrar, W. VI. Lea, VI. VI. Mcclure,
". +. Peters. Jr., b. VI. Randolph. Jr.. ii.
/. Roberts. L. s. Werts. +. L. Woodward,
III. II. Young.
d. A. Course in History-C. Is. Baker. c.
II. DAVIS. A. b. Dickinson, W. b. Eagles,
G. r. Glandy, O. iIughson, W. L. Oliver,
l.. NJ Williams, W. .. Wilson.
DISTINCTIONS.
German-E. W. Bosworth, 4. Cockul,
". Il. Eagles. /. c. Marshall.
Natural Philosophy-J. IL. COrblt, L. I.
Maybery, T. J. Randolph.
Moral Philosophy ". Bush, c. II,
Davis, Collins Denny. L. u. Hlden. W. G.
Jones. W. d. +. johnson, j. b. Robertson,
r. F. Williams.
French-J. f.. Heath, IT.. F. J.. Hime.
Spanish-Edmund j. Burke.
school Of Analytical and Agricultural
Chemistry Qualitative Analysis: James
Il. Collins, Thomas l.. Watson.
Pharmacy Class Practical Pharmacy:
James 4. Collins. J. +. Early, G. ~ Over
street, II. +. Quackenbos.
PROFICIENTs.
Agricultural Chemistry. Il. Collins, J.
q. Wright.
". j.. Cook G.. G.. Herring. j. ". b. Lewis,
". r. Vim.
Assaying George b. Gill.
Medicine William NJ Berkeley. Uniyer-
-.ty of Virginia; George +. Brown, Au-
burn. Ala: James II. Browning, Simeon,
Va: Il. Edmond Dixon, Bristol, Tenn; \.
D.. Drew, Chase City, Va; Addison ".
Greenwav.. Hot Springs, Ark; John J..
Hubble. Chilhowie Va; Duff G. Lewis,
KabletOwn. VI. Va; Champ c. McCul-
loch, Jr., Waco. Texas; Stuart Mcclure
Elchmond: William J. :. Stewart. Phila-
dclpha; Fielding l.. TAYLOR University OF
Virginia; K. Iunstall Taylor. Baltimore,
and Charles Il. Vance Jr., BRISTOL, Tenn.
sWAIL PROPORTION.
This i the smallest proportion over
graduated here. The number of medical
students is lOi. In October there were
over 60 applicants by April they had
dwindled down 10 about 30. At the finals
q applied for entrance, Is were allowed 10
enter tho finals, AID II o. thee graIu-
ated.
OEATORICN.
4 E
Pa. presided over the meeting of the
Washington Literary Society al rs annual
celebration tonight. I'm his address of well
come he referred IN glowing terms TO the
record winch the members of his society
had made IN the world. He regretted the
apparent decline of interest IN the study
OF orGtory, and decred the spirit which
suggested that oratory wa, lost art. He
pointed to John W. Daniel as "a worthy
successor of our Patrick Henry; 10 Henry
Grady as having well upheld for Georgia
the honors which Robert TOOmbs's elO-
uuence had brought her, and 10 Ken
tucky's Watterson as having we'll kept the
the fame OF Henry Clay. He then intro
duced Mr.. Charles L. Spencer. Of Ken
lucky, TO whom he presented the dcbater's
medal. Mr.. Spencer's theme was,
"Whither Are We TendlngF" In a very
short speech no set forth the dangers 10
pointed out a. the most dangerous. the
unrestricted immigration; the franchise
of the negro and the social feature which
his race presents; lntemperance and the
failure Of prohibition to prohibit. lie
pointed out the home, the free schools,
and the pulpit as the three instruments TOR
purifying the masses, and closed with an
eulOgy on woman.
THE MEDALLISr.
Mr.. IT, A. Etheridge, of Georgia. was in
troduced and presented with the orators
medal. This gentleman took for the sub
iect Of his discourse. " Examples Worthy OF
Imitation" From VirginIas great ones he
passed to the list which Georgia had en-
rolled. and made Mr.. Grady the chef
topic. Borrowing feathers from that great
mans pumes, he painted the condition OF
the southern soldier and the moral courage
shown in the way he sustained defeat. He
wound up his peroratlon with the name
of Grover Cleveland, predicting for him
the laurels of the nation IN the campaign
OF 1892.
Alr. Henry Watterson reached here to-
day on the Fast-Flying NIrginian. He was
met at the train by delegation OF stu
dents and escorted TO the home of Profess
sor William NJ. Thornton, whose guest he
will be during his stay here. He will be
driven to the various points OF interest
, about the University ana the vicinity.
Mr.. Jordan Leake has been compelled 10
return to his home III Ashland by reason Of
his recent illness.
Mr. Stuart VI. Beard. of Canandaigua,
n. Y, has been awarded the Magazine
medal for this year. This Is considered
decided honor, and not without cOntes.
did he bear off the palm.
AT THE TOMB or JEFFERoN.
Mr.. Henry Watterson, in company with
Mr.. Douglass Sherley. of Louisville. and
Others visited Monticello TINS evening, re-
turning in time for the Washington So
ciety celebration tonight Professor Viii
liam NJ. Thornton. the chairman of the
faculty, at whose house Mr.. Watterson IS
o guest, is rendering him magnificent re-
ception tonight. The night isperfect, and
Notwithstanding this reception at Profess
sor ThoInton's. and the Iilka German
which is now being danced in the Library
building the arcades are echOing with the
silver laughter of the promenaders.
FAIRY SCENE.
Under the arches of the arcades various
colored lights have been swung; and, in