Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-18

ful and inrlg0rating ~ irnDiDeu. infoubn
II there is constant exercise OF the mino'
adding vigor to IL, creating broader men
and fitting them for the performance OF
every duty. and constituting them safe
custodIans OF the peoples rights should
the relns OF government be entrusted to
them" -
Addressing himself TO those who had
roce,ved prizes and diplomas the
Governor said: Il am glad to meet
and greet you. There Is nothing
more interesting to me than young,
manly form imbued with laudable ambl-
ton. with the flush OF hope upon the
cheek and the fash Of courage in the
eve |. You have not been idllng away
the spring-t.me OF your existence, nor
wasting Il In the formation OF evil habits,
nor mortgaging your future by dissipa-
lion 10 morbid tastes. disease, penury.
ana want. You have taken advantage OF
your opportunities, and IKE The good
tree. YOU are bearing blossoms which !
trusf In the summer or autumn Will yicid
fruit / congratulate you most nearby
upon the diplomas which you nave thls
night received: preserve them; treasure
them. and let them ever serve as ineen-
;ives to right action, honest industry
perseverance, and success. strive
for that success which woula rather
have the garland that decks the brow
of the benefactor OF his race than the
wreath that withers with the "earer
cheek and Is laid in the wearer grave
Receive these poor words or counsel
my young friends. from one. who though
not old. yet is not young. Receive 'heIn
from one whose early pathway was not
smooth nor strewn with flowers, Whose
later walks have not been through
- al
with the rays OF sunshine; receive them
from one who knows what 1t Is 70 strug-
gle. and who sympathizes WIN every
yorug man VINO must rely upon hiInsen'
but who knows, too. that helping hahus
will be extended 10 him who VIII pu' 'oii
awhile. endure awhile, believe Always
and never turn back; from one VINO ~,
his contact with the world has iounn
I'm II much love, friendship, and Kindness
unselhshness. and nobility" -,
The Governor concluded with a beauu-
full tribute to Virginia. and an appear 70
the young men to act wen their
mart "Reioice, my young friends ne
said. "rejoice that you are the sons OF
state whose will adversely has never
been able TO break; whose moral courage
malignant power has never been apie 10
daunt. and whose devotion to principe
wicked persecution has never beth apie
10 lessen You stand In the golden sun
LIGHT of a land once In gloom and desoia-
ton. in poverty and want, but now JOY
Gus and bright, progressive anu penn,
full disenthralled. redeemed, gloiiheu' anu i
sanctified by the indomitabie courage anu
energy Of those who trod the Wlnepiess |,
Of her sorrows thirty years ago, ana
made characters for themselves worthy
Of honorable emulation and v!rtuous I'M
itation Go then in the majesty OF your
nride. walk with lofty mein; always look
nm. and never down, and remember VINO
Won are and what you are. preserve your
manhood: keep pure your principles; uh-
sullled your honor: untarnished your es-
cutcheon; draw your inspirations iroln
the traditions the history, the memories
and the giores Of your state. 1 thahN
you" 49,
Upon the conclusion Of the ADDRESS
which was received with loud applause
Or Hoge advanced 10 the front OF the
rostrurn. and. after expressing his thanks
10 the ladies present for their attendance
he extended an invitation TO al 10 re-
nair 10 one of the rooms adjoining the
hau where the work of the pupils was
displayed. ,,,e
THE PRIZE-WINNERS.
The young gentlemen who received
prizes are as follows:
ATltlfQtklt--' HISS "a A''s'N
animation. ten test questions. Prizes
FIRST. sS. to John \. HaIbleib; second, -
TO Dennis L. Doyle.
Airtbmetic-Class B-First Division. Bes
written examination, ten test questions
Prizes-First. s.. to John +. Clopton' Sc
cond. ST. to Lewis Rogers; special prize
81 to Bonnie Leigers. a special secoh'
prize was awarded In this class, because
Of the high marks OF the competitors ant
=. lqtWqen them.
Arithmetic-Class B-Second Division
Pest written examination. ten test ques
lions. Prizcs-First, s. to benjamin -
NcphaiI; second. 81. to Peter O'Connor.
Arithmeuc-Class c. Best written eX'
animation, ten test questions. Prizes
First, IS. to Charles X. Elliott; second 81
10 w. T.. Pearce, Jr.
Arithmetic-Class ID. Best written eX
animation. ten test questions. Prizes
First, s.. to Charles ). Latham; secohu' %
TO Herman Hasten.
Arithmetie-Class e. Best written eX
animation. ten test questions. Prizes
First. 81. to Edward G. Hulcher; second
81. to James w. Marshall.
Alrebra-Class a. Best written exami
nation, ten test questions. Prize ~ Il
James a. Powers
Algebra-Class b. Best written exami
nation. ten test questions. Prize, $40, Il
r.. Il. Meade, Jr
C;eometry-Plane. Best written exami
nation. ten test problems. Prize S. Z
A. Graham.
Trieonometry. Best written examina
ton. ten test problems. Prize. $40, to a
Graham.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Best written eN
animation. ten test questions Prize, SV
10 l.. Il. Meade Jr.
Book -keeping-Class A. Best genera
Il. frVNl NJ
dalton. PriZes-First, IS. 20 X. w. HaW
Ir second 81. 10 Herman Hasten.
Book -keeping--Class b. Best genera
average attendance. department. and gra
dalton. Prizes-First, s., TO II. g. Pease
and diploma; second, 81 TO Ii. Is: AtKis
son. and diploma. Diplomas TO {. Is. Coui
ling. J. s. Francis and w. f. Drinkafd
Jr. ~ -
Mechanical Drawing-Class A. Best eN
hlbit OF work executed during entlfe ses
sion. Prize, So. to George j. Gross Great
est general improvement-prlze, a. 70 - -
/, Jones. Honorable mention, r.
HAYDEN and William ~. Paulson.
Mechanical Drawing-Class II. Best ex
b,bit of work executed during entire ses
sion prize. $40. to G. Woodbridge ia
mond. Greatest general Improvement
prize. $50. TO Ralph y. Holt; specla
prize, $780, to W. ]. Mallory.
Architectural DraWinS-Class a beS
exhibit of work executed during enur
session. Prize. IS. to M G. Goldpach
Greatest general improvement-prize' y
TO c. r.. Elliott. 70,
Architectural Drawing-Class Il. bes
exhibit of work executed during enur
session. Prize, $40, to c. II. Nicholson
Greatest general mprovement-prize, sI.e'
not awarded, because the competitors nav
received prizes in this grade, or hishe
one. at previous sessions.
Modelling Best architectural mo1eI-
prize s. not awarded. Highest stanudi'
in modelling-prize. s., William sewer
Second standard in modelling-prize' ~.
/. r. Pilout Third standard IN mouei
ling-prize, s., not awarded.
Chemistry Best written examination
ten test questions. Prize, $40, 10 JON
O'Brien. Jr ,.,, 80,
Electricity-Class A. Best written ex
animation, ten test questions. friHe' =
10 James w Marshall
Electricity-Class b. Best prac'lcai eN
animation I'm the use OF Instruments
Prize. IS, 10 w l.. Bridgers, speciai PRIV
IS 20 Isaac Davenport Williams.
Familiar Science. Best written Exam
nation. ten test questions. Prize s-'OV'
William e. Sparrow. Jr.
physics. Best written examination, te
test questions. Prize, s., to II. NC.
D0wdy. .,.,o,. :
Free-Hand Drawing - Compositions.
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