Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-19
THOSE WHO ACHIEVED SUCCESS IN
THE PAST SESSION.
The CLOSING EXERCISES YESTERDAY
RAJ NJ the Most Successful Year Ina
the Institution's Hfstor.-List VI
rho.c Who Won Distinctions In
various Branches.

with the exception OF pretty
% his several distinguished comrades IN
commemoration or whom Captain W.
Gordon McCabe has founded the iour
.c,oo, nrizes there were no speeches.
The headmaster interpolated the tributes
TO the valiant dead in presenting inc
prizes to the successful students.
Cantajn McCabe will start for Europe
shortly. and spend his vacation abroad
as Is his annual custom.
PRIZES AWARDED.
Tho following Is n list Of the prizemen
and OF those receiving distinctions J"
their studies: ,oe-
The Pegram prize bounded In 1850
in memory OF Colonel William Johnson
pegram. Third Corps OF Artillery Army
of Northern Virginia). for best schoiar-
ship I'm the upper school; won by Roscoe
G. Nelson of Virginia. Proximc accessil'
Thomas r. Price. Jr.. OF virginia.
III. The Elliott prize FOUNDED in 1919 IN
memory Of Percival Elliott, Eishteenth
Georgia Battalion. Army of Northern VIZ
eipia). for best scholarship In the mluuie
school: won by Donald L. Syming'on' oi
MARYLAND. Proxme access!t, Aiired heeu-
lick. of Pennsylvania. 200
III. The Robinson prize tounged IN 10, Ieoo
In memory of Cary Robinson, Skin VI
iI NE infantry Army Of Northern Nir-
sinio, for best scholarship I'm the lower
school: won by Lewis Hinton BOsiiel, VI
Virginia. Proxime assesserunh',; , ~ II
Matthews. OF virginia anu NAiiON
Pace. of Virginia ,., =. 1909 &,
memory OF Theoderick Bland tr !y,or,,,, a.,
1old boy" Of the school Pegram prlzeIilan
,ser ,eT frst-honor man at Princeton,
SCHOLAR Of st. Peters College, cam
bridge, England, for best schoiarsnIl mp, III ~
the primary department. 1 Mon 10y, py acces.
p Christian. of Virginia. Proxime acces-
sit Tazeweli Elett. Jr Of virginia.
The prizes for penmanship were aWaru-
ed as follows: First section Mliiah Nm I'm
rington Lancaster; second section, EN- m
met Clarke: third section, Ah9TeW, W.
Evans: fourth section Chtord II. 49, 'ce
fifth section, A. X. Davenport sLAth se0-
ton. Richmond Pearson Jr.
SPECIALLY DISTINGUISHED.
The following boys were "specia3liy -, 1i Is,
tinguished" having won distinctions on
all studies at both intermediate ana liIdl
examinations: Lewis Hinton koSinen'
George Fitzgerald. Roscoe I. NtisVn'
Howard $. Sutton, Dugald Stewart Walk
.r. James Dunlop Wise, Robert Faleh'ihe
Inc Drizes. consisting of large num-
Der of handsomeiy-bound BOOKS We're
awarded 10 the successful competitors by
the headmaster In a brief address p0f-
fraving the characters of the noble youths
I'm memory Of whom these prizes VIZ
founded All of them were his comrdGes
I'm the glorious Army of Northern VIZ
GINA except the last VINO was cohsldet"u
The most brilliant boy who mas ever pvtn
i'm the school. He died shortly after ms
return from Europe. crowned with acade-
mic honors from one of the most famous
of the English universities. -.
The exercises OF the school VIII be re-
sumed In September, opening dpOuI INC
10th instant.
CERTIFICATES OF DISTINCTION.
In the following list of certificates OF
distinction awarded. j stands Tor inter
mediate examination, ana LOT nildi i,, eAo
animation. The final distinctions are more
difficult TO win than the intermediate, The
latter covering the course from Octoper
TO February, and the former from Octooer
10 June. The examinations are conducted
in writing on the plan pursued by the
University of Virginia. the instructors in
sisting rigidly on the standard OF four
hfths. u,,,
First Class-F'itzgerald, l. 2; Lancaster
!. .: Price. l. .; Watson. ?, 2.
Second Class-AleXander, i, z; L. Mayer,
Third Class-R. C. Nelson. l, 2; Patter-
son. /; Todd. l, ?.
Fourth Class-Bagby, /. 2; Boiling, 1;
A. Moseley. /. q l.. a. Whitlock, 2 Wise
Fifth Class-Henshaw. l.; S. ~, Mi
chaux. /; ID. l.. Symington. l. ?; wilkins
l. sixth n ' CASH Archer, /, 2; J. A. Cut
cbjns. / ?: DuVaI. l. 2; Flegenheimer. !;
Kudlich. l. .; Lyons, /; Mercer, l, .; G.
j. symington, ], 2; Whitehurst, !, p
Seventh Class-Cunningham, l. 2; Cone,
9: Curtis, /. .; j. ii. Drake. !, ?; c. A. FL
lett. p English, l. q Harrison, !. 2; Larus,
9: street /: Wissler. ], 2; larbrough. /.
Eighth Ciass-Acree /; II. Il. Bates, l.
81 Z. Cardo2o. 2; Clarke, ], =: Friend, z.
GOODWIN, !, 2: Haskins, !; Mitchell, l. z;
pace. /. .; Phillips /; Sutton, l, 2; a.
Taylor, /; w. r. Taylor, /, 2; Urquhart,
,N,nth G Ros;v5pe l. q B0nlwaFe l.
tenth Class~C. Cutchins, /. 2; Ellerson.
Eleventh Class Blair /. 2; Bayly, !, ?;
/ .. Holland. 1; A. l.. Johnston, !, =
Leonard, /: Pearson, 2; Reynolds. ], .
Seldom, !. 2; Smith. J. 2; Trisg l. q
"T r,Nt Ciass-C. NJ. johnson, 2; w. NJ.
"h''oeN' GREEK.
First Class-Fitzgerald, /, 2; Watson, !,
Second Glass. Alexander, 1; Bagby; j.
A Cutchins, /; Henshaw, |; Lancaster
/. 2; Lyons, I; Price, ], 2; ID. Il. Symlhg-
ton. j. Todd, ].
FRENCH.
First Class-I Mayer, J. 2; Wise, /, 2.
Second Class-Alexander' basoy, d.
2: w. W. MichauX /; ;; n: MlchauS' l. -
w G. Moseley, |; Whitehurst /, :.
GERMAN
First Class-Hill, /, q Kudlick, ], 2; K.
second Class-Bolton. >; Boyd, l, 2; JEFF
fress. /. q Pohlig, ?; Wilkins. l.
MATHEMATICS
Comic Sections-First Class; Il. c. Mel
Trigonometry-First Class: Fitzgerald.
1 9: X. &. Nelson, ], 2
Ceometry--First Glass: Fitzgerald, !, z;
Lancaster, l. .; II. {. Nelson, !, 2 wat
son. /. 2. ~ ,,.
Second Class-Mann, /; s. \. Michaux,
/; Patterson, /: Todd. !, 2; Win1ree. l.
Third Class-H. Archer, j; clarke, !;
Flegenheimer. /; Kudlich, i; Price, ], 2;
ID. H. Symington, l.
Fourth Glass;. a. Cutchins, 2; White
ALGEBRA.
First Ciass-Bolton, !; Fitzgerald, /;
Nelson. l.
second Ciass-Hines. !; Price. /; ID. l..
Symington, /, q Todd. /, Watson, l, 2.
Third Class-Gresory, ], =; Jenress, i;
Stagg /; wilkins, /.
Fourth Ciass-None passed.
IJfth CASH. Archer, i. ?; Bagby, j, =;
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