Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-12

Va, History Imted otates, III -. 49,,
Hall. William and Mary College, virginia
English; Miss Celestia ). Parrish, W.
mans College. Lynchburg. Va, Arithme-
tic. professor ]. l.. sheppe. Principal OF
schools Roanoke, Va, Physiology; MISS
Mamie Davis, Principal of SCHOOLS
Lynchburg, Va, Reading In Grammar
Grades; Miss Anna ID. LeGrande, PUBIC
Schools. Lynchburg, Va. Vertical Pen
manship; Professor Bernard Gutmah'
Hamburg. Germany, Drawing; professor
Curtis Munson, Hartford, Conn. Music;
Dudley r. Cowles, Principal OF the HIGH
School Hampton, Va, Civil Government;
Miss Mamie C. Davis, Principal OF
Schools. Lynchburg, Va, Chalk Model
ling; Dudley r. Cowles. Principal OF High
School, Hampton. Va, Latin; Wits "A.
jenkins, Principal of Schools, Portsmouth
va. Algebra; Professor J. l.. foder, Prin-
cipal of Schools. Lynchburg, Va, Study OF
Trees; Local Manager. J. Luther Sheppe,
Roanoke, Va.
THE WHITE NORMALS.
Pulaski-Conductor. Thomas j. Stubs,
Phi. D., College of William and Mary and
State Male Normal School, Theory and
Practice Of Teaching; James +. Britt,
Principal of Queen-Street School, Nor
folk, Arithmetic, Reading. and Civics; j.
"A. y.
tory in the Richmond Woman's College
and Richmond College, United States His
tory and English; Mss Theda b. Phillips,
Marion Public High School. Geography
and Physiology; Mrs. w. NJ. Perkins, Pri-
mary Teacher in the Pulaski Public
Schools, Primary Methods Miss Jennie
NJ. Tabb Hampden-Sidney, Va, English
Literature; Professor j. c. Moody, Brook
line (Mass) High Schools, Vertical Pen
manshp and Drawing two weeks; To be
supplied. Music; Local Manager, Superin-
tendent o. +. Jordan, Pulaski City.
F'redericksburg-COn Charles II.
Winston. Ii. D.. Professor in Richmond
College, Theory and Practice OF Teaching;
George +. Merrill. Principal Richmond
High and Normal School. Arithmetic and
United States History; Mrs. NJ. 5. Moffett
Rockbridge Public Schools, Primary Me-
thods and Geography; Miss Il. V. Faris
Richmond High School, Physiology and
English Literature: Miss Ruth Harris,
Lynchburg Public Schools, English Gram
mar and Language; Miss Maud w. Hyde,
Covington Graded School, Reading and
Civics; Professor T. b. Bower, Director
Of Music in the Manchester On. h Pub
lie Schools, Music; Professor j. c. Moody,
Brookline (Mass) Public Schools. Vertical
Penmanship and Drawing 1.-TWO weeks;
Local Manager. Superintendent b. p. VIII
lis. Fredericksburg. Va.
FOR COLORED TEACHERS.
Petersburg Summer School. Virginia
Normal and Collegiate 1nstitute-Conduc-
tor. President J. II. Johnston. Methods,
Management, and History Of Education;
]. NJ. Colson, Geography. Physiology, and
Elementary Science; Walter Johnson,
Arithmetic Algebra, and Drawing; j. NJ.
Candy, Psychology and Pedagogy; c. d.
Haynes, United States and General His
tory; j. T. Phillips. Grammar and Eng
fish Literature; d. /. Hayden Reading
History. and Civil Government; l.. L.
Campbell. Arithmetic and Writing; Hat
tie c. Johnson, Geography and Physical
Culture; Maud c. Poindexter, Grammar
and Physical Geography; Gertrude V.
Foreman. Model School.
Hampton Summer School. Hampton
Normal and Agricultural INSTRUCTION.
ductor Hugh NJ Browne. Regular Sub
jects: Belle Thomas, Teacher Cook Coun-
~ Normal School, Illinois, History, Eng
lish Composition, and Geography; Maria
l.. Baldwin, Principal Agassiz School,
Cambridge, Mass, History, English Com
position, and Geography; NJ. A. Cooling.
Teacher of English, Washington Normal
School, Washington, d. c., English and
Primary Physics; w. b. Evans, Principal
Mott School. Washington. ID. c., Arith-
metic; Mary G. Breen, Assistant super
visor Public Schools, Washington, ID. c.,
Primary Methods and Child Study; L. r.
Miner Teacher of Drawing, Hampton In
stitute, Drawing. Optional Subjects: j.
H. jerks, Teacher of Manual Training
Hampton Institute, Manual Training; l.
NJ. McNear, Teacher of Cooking, Hamp-
ton Institute, Cooking; j. a. Weir Teach
1T. 10. I.-f ff.sFA
Sewing and Dressmaking; w. S. Sweet
ser. Assistant Teacher of Agriculture,
Hampton Institute. Agriculture; Harris
Barrett Teacher of Business Course
Hampton Institute, Simple Business
Forms and Methods.
EXAMINATIONS.
Uniform examinations for county and
city certificates will be held by the SUI
perntendents of schools as follows:
For white teachers, Tuesday, August
lst and Wednesday, August %; for col
ored teachers, Thursday, August 3d., and
Friday, August 4th
State Certifcates-In conformity with
the requirements of the regulations, an
examination OF applicants (white) for
professional certificates and life diplomas
will be held at Roanoke, Pulaski, and
Fredericksburg, and of colored applicants
at Hampton, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday July 18th, 10Th, and 2lst Appli-
cants for professional certificates will be
examined on photography, reading. writ
ing. arithmetic. grammar. geography.
history of the United States general his
| tory. algebra, physiology, civil govern
ment Virginia school laws, theory, and
practice OF teaching Applicants for life
diplomas, in addition to the above-named
branches. will be examined in geometry,
| natural history botany, English litera-
! ture, composition and rhetoric, psyche
| logy. Diplomas and certificates will be
| issued to applicants who show a standing
! OF 70 per cent. in reading writing, SPELL
/ ing. arithmetic grammar, geography, his
| tory, algebra. and physiology, and an
| average of 10 per cent. in the other
branches required. and who do not fall
| below so per cent on any one subject. If
| applicants so elect, they will be given
| two consecutive years in which to COM
plete the examination. and will be credit
| ed the first year with those subjects in
which they shall have made the required
percentage.
The holder Of a professional certificate
may obtain life diploma by passing ex-
animation in all the additional branches,
as stated above, and furnishing satisfac-
| tory evidence of continued success in
| teaching.
| PEABODY SCHOLARSHIPS
| Peabody scholarships in the Peabody
Normal College. at Nashville, Tenn, were
| established by the Peabody Board OF
Trust TO aid the Southern States in train
Ing class Of professionally educated
| teachers for the public schools. To Vir-
gina eighteen of these scholarships are
allotted Eight vacancies will be filled on
competitive examinations. to be held July
! goth and 21st. at Roanoke, Pulaski, and
Fredericksburg. The qualifications for be-
coming a competitor for scholarship are
| % follows. The annlicant must not be