Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-24

Pbelps, Nellie Nc0eary, Gertrude Thorpe. Katie
Burke, lnes Waltsri Francis pacini, Elisn hnt
cansy, Agnes VNsill, and Mary Hickey. Resu-
First division Missss Rosa Halb;eib, GA
brieiie Delhaye. Julis Sangunesti. Agnes
Connolly, Mamie Hartnstor,. Mary nela-
ssa ssIsr' Annie Rys, Mary Eiisn Burss. Lena
0uieiiimo. Katie Holzbeck, Rose Tyler. Annie
Lavinka, and Gertrude Kane. 9, sccond Dlvi-
son.sissss Mary Msaissv naTy Iy,.,s Ssss%ss, g
Alma Mcintyre. Nellie Bsrps. Mantle Doisn,
Rosalie AcDonouso, Louise hcDouough, Mary
Garrity, Mary Cummins, ksteiie I1xzinA ana
Mary RyalL Regular Attendance 0snns"e
Primary Grades: A-Missss Daisy Blackpurn,
Lulu Jones, Maggie murphy. Nora OHars: kosse
Doherty, MadslIDe Deady, and Aitoo coeper'
ford. Celeste Deady, Pearl Mcintyre. Madeline
HAnnigan, Rosalte Marseia, Alice Clarke, kAsis
Curicci, Francis Garrfty. Clara Dcady, kosa
McAlesvy, and Annie Paul C-Misse: Agnos
Cummins, Amelia Onesty. Fiortnd1 Onesty,
Ellen 0Le1ry. and Annto Mcdonald.
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS.
Senior Ciass: Misses Ethel Atkinson. Julia
Catognl, Liiia Hungsrford, Grace penzier'
Marie Heremsburg, and Katie Hughes
intermediate: A-Nisses Annie Dolan, Katie
Catcgni, Florence Gallagher, Madame English,
Lily Denxler, Carrie Nixon, and Rosalie cox
B, intermediate Misses Mamie Byrnes, Pearl
fueip$, Nora neAaoy, 1uctlb Lufuc
Pizzini. Rubie Crittendsn, Katie burke. Maggie
Rysn, Blanch Mcintyre, Louise Zimmerman,
Carrie Brown, asd Mamie Hcty. G. intermc-
diste-Misses Annie Sweeny, BESSIE 0lonn, Ga
briolle Dehaye, and Estelo Pizzini.
~. Peters Cathedral Boys School.
In this school, which Is conducted at tho cor
ncr OF Marshall and Ninth streets under the au-
spices OF the Xayerisn Brothers, with Brother
Phillip as director, medals and other honors
were awarded as follows:
Academy Ciass--Goid medal for general pro-
iciency, William 4. Simons; gold medal Tor
Christian doctrine, Maurice A. Powers; gold mo-
dal for mathematics, William p Rankin gold
medal for English composition, Francis j. Ryan.
Gold Medals for Progress-First division. Man-
rice A. Powers; second division, james V.
Reddy; second division, James I. RYAN.
Junior Class-Silyer medal for progress, Ca
mile Pieut; silver medal for Christian doc
trine, john Neenan. Honorable Mention tor
Good Conduct-Edward kan, Joseph Leonard,
Denis Ojullivan, Henry Rennie, Felix Witt
kamp, and Victor Pepe.
Middle Class-silver Medal for Progress First
division, William GU: second division, Edward
Hughes. Honora ole Mention for Good Conduct
Marmaduke Atkinson, Robert Forstmann,
Thomas Coz, John Kain, John Keescn, and Jo-
seph English.
Intermediate Class-Silver medal for pro-
grcss, Edward Riley; honorable mention Tor
good conduc'. stephen woolls, robert knichtly,
Edward McGranighan, George McSweeney, DOH
erty Hinchman. and Joseph Torbccg.
Preparatory Ciass-Silver medal Tor progress,
Francis Norano; honorable mention for good
conduct Joseph Leitch, Charles Doaahoe. John
GIL, Francis Morano. Linus Wittkainp, and Ber-
nard Anthony.
Minim Class.--Silver Modal for Progress
First division. william brannan: second di-
vision. Christopher Cox. Honorable mention
for good conduct, John ID. Gallagher. Christie
pher Cox, Thomas Murphy. Janssens Cain,
Melvin Davis, and Ernest Massei.
Tho roll or hono-s, which - quite large, mas
been printed in pamphlet form. The school
had 332 scholars the past session.
81. Mary's High school.
The closing exercises OF 81. Mary's High School
took place yesterday In private. Medals and
premiums were awarded 10 tho following pu-
pills: q. NJ. Dillon, gold medal fo- best average
in the first class. premiums IN composition,
| reading, spelling, history, bookkeeping, pen
manship, and eight distinctions; Dennis Doyle,
premium In ca,echism and Bible history, and
| Twelve dtstinc,ions; Theo. Frommer, premium
In German, bookkeeping. arithmetic. ana pen
manship: II. Holzgrefe, premium for attend
ance and punctuaI,ty, penmaDshtp, ana seven
distinctions; A. Keller. premium for conduct and
six distinctions; ;. Ross, premium In GEOGRAPHY,
| English grammar and fourteen distlnctlons.
| The medal tor the best average in the second
! class was awarded TO J. A. iiatke; also pre-
| miums In catechism. reading. spelling, and
! arithmetic; George Edelblut received premiums
! 10 bookkeeping. eiocution, ard Bible history
! Il. wheton IN English grammar and geogra'
| ply: j. Heppert for good conduct; ii. l.. Floyd
! good conduct; Y. Krimm, In German penman-
! ship.
Several extra prizos were given. Master \,
| Ross received q silver medal, Dennis Doyle q
| desk outfit, b. Hozgrefe, }. heppert, and j.
Hatke also received fno premiums.
Rev. Father Willibaid, o. 8. B., awarded the
| medals and premiums
| st. PntFick's Boys School.
| At ST. Patrick's school for boys suitable books
were distributed among the scholars. These
! and the medals wore preseated by Fathers
| Donahue and Tiernan. The foNoviDg were the
medallists: For scholarship. John Murphy
| good conduct, hrst DIVISION Eugene Bossieux
J arithm etic, nrst division. James Beirne; goot
| conduct second division. 0rlo B. James: s,holar
| chip in second division, Thomas kerse, PniliI
| T. Shea, and Leroy Mccarthy. Mr.. j. j. Blak'
| is principal OF this school.