Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
CLOSE OF NoLLEY's SCHOOL.
End of "a Successful Session-Certih
cates of Distinction Awarded.

End of "a Successful Session-Certih-
Gates of Distinction Awarded.
The closing exercises Of Nolley's School
took place yesterday at the school-house'
commencing at $3.50 \. NJ. Those who had
done well in their classes were rewarded
with certificates Of distinction. After re-
ceiving the certificates the boys, with
their friends. enjoyed refreshments. These
were the distinguished pupils:
Spelling-Frank NJ. Bennett, Jr., Herbert
A. Claiborne, Erskine Hazard, Robert y.
I.ucke, Arthur II. Smoot, Lloyd Z. Idyior'
George c. Wilson, and Robert W. NOou'
Dictionary-Henry L. Adair, Hamilton
NJ. Baskerville, Thomas =. Bryan, Charles
c. Bowe Frank T.. Carter, Robert w.
Daniel, William Darlington Dunlop, w al
ter T.. Duval, John L. Goddin, Jr., wilson
Hazard, William G. Hayes, richmond !, IL
Lacy. Jr., William c. Lamb, John T..
Lear. George y. Sutton, Charles IaIDott'
and Mann S. Valentine.
Elementary Grammer-Frank NJ. Bennett,
Jr., Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr.. Edmund
Harrison Hoge, John II; Latham' ,d ROPER ~
O. Lucke Frank X. O'Ferrall, LLOYD -
TAYLOR George c. Wilson, Arthur h.
Smoot. Lawrence F. Sullivan, Jr., and
Robert W. Wood. $3.50
Higher Grammar-Henry u. Adair,
Charles c. Bowe, Thomas L. Bryan, WI.
liam l.. Carneal Frank Il. Carter. Robert
w. Daniel. william c. Dunlop, Walter r.
Duval. John T. Goddin, Jr., wilson
Hazard, William G.. Hayes, Walter NJ
Jones, Richmond r. Lacy. Jr., William
c. Lamb, George b. Sutton, and Charles
Talbot ~ ,,
observation-disclosures NJ. Bennett, Jr.'
Charles Irving BiaIr, Herbert a car
borne. Jr.. Peyton II. Fleming, Ihomas %
Grundy, Erskine Hazard, Edmund Harri-
son Hoge, Robert O. Lucke, Campbell I.
L
Tor, George c. Wilson, and ROBERT W.
Physical Geography-Henry p. Adair
Thomas b. Grundy, Edmund Harrison
Hoge. Edmund c. Waddill, Robert -
Lucke, Charles Irving Blair, Robert W.
Wood. and George c. Wilson.
History of Virginia-Frank NJ. Bennett,
Jr. Herbert A. Claiborne. Jr., Erskine
Hazard. and Lloyd c. Taylor
History of United States-Frank NJ. Ben
naft IT. Herbert A. Claiborne. Jr, John
III Latham. and Lloyd G. Taylor.
History of England-Henry p. Adalr
Charles Irving Blair. Thomas -; GIundy
Robert o. Lucke' Frank X; . w TeTraiI
and George c. Wilson.
History of Greece-Charles c. Bowe
William l.. Carneal, Frank h. carter
Robert w. Daniel. William c: Dunlop
Walter e. Duval, and John I. Goddln, JT
INSTRUMENTATION NJ. BaskerviH
primary Arithmetic-Frank NJ. Bennett
Jr Herbert A Claiborne, Jr., Ersklhe
Hazard. John II. Latham, Edmund Har-
rison Hoge, Arthur II. Smoot' ana Lloyu
Intermediate Arithmetic Wilson
Hazard. Robert o. Lucke, Frank Is
O'Ferran, George b. sutton, Edmund &
Waddill, and George c. Wilson. 80.
Senior Arithmetic-Henry T. AoalI
Charles c. Bowe, William l.. Carneaii
William Darlington Dunlop. Walter r.
Duval, Charles Talbot, and Frank H.
preparatory Algebra-Henry p. Adair
Charles Irving Blair Robert w. Dahlel
Wilson Hazard, George d. sutton or,,,.i 70
mund c. Waddill. and George c. Wilson
intermediate Algebra-Charles c. Bowe
Frank II. Carter, William l.. Carneai
William CarringtJn Dunlop. Walter H.
Duval and Richmond 4. Lacy, Jr.
Senior Algebra-Wllham ~ HsSes' WI
liam c. Lamb. and Charles Talbot.
Plane Geometry-William l.. Carneal
Erank e Carter. William Darlington
Dunlop. John T. Goddin. Jr., William q
HAYES. William c. Lamb, and Charles
Talbot.
INSTRUMENTATION Il. Lear
Comic Sections-John r. Lear.
Preparatory I.atin-Charles Irving Blair
and Frank X. O'Ferrall. ,,.,. r
Junior Latin-Charles c. Bowe: FRANK T.
Carter. ROBERT W. Is-litNif "
gard. Walter NJ. Jones, Richmond /. Lacy
Jr.. George B. Sutton, and Edmund -
intermediate Latin-Henry p. Adalr
Thomas p. Bryan. Walter h. Duval' WI,
liam q. HAYES, William c. Lamp, ana
Charles Talbot ru,..-,.i,,
Senior Iatin-Hamilton NJ. BasKerFnl
John - Lear. and John T. Goddin, Jr.
Greek-Thomas u. Bryan.
Decentralization NJ. BaskerVlll ano
Richmond T. Lacy. ,. =,
German-John f. Lear and Walter NJ.
Jones .,o, %,
axceIIence in eight different departments
The medallists were as follows:
Elementary English-George 9. Wilson
PenmanshiD-Willi c. Dunlop.
Iatin-Richmond Il. Lacy, Jr.
Decentralization NJ. Baskerville.
Germantown T.. Lear.
Arithmetic-Herbert a. Claiborne, Jr.
Higher Mathematics-John 10. Lear.
Higher English-Hamilton NJ. Basker
will. Y,
SchoIarship-Frank NJ. Bennett Jr.
The scholarship, won by Frank Nj. ben
nett Jr., carries with II free tuition tol
NEXT session The principal congratulated
the classes on their good showing, aht
reported a prosperous session
The Cuban question and political issue:
sink into insignihcance with the man who
suffers from piles. What he most desires
Is relief. Dewltts Witch Hazel Salv'