Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14

tin. Myers. w. G. Williams. and Miss
| Winston.
! nation in Junior hilosophy-Moore,
Neathery. Whitehead, and Spencer.
Distinguished at Final Examination in
Junior ilosophy-Durham, Freeman,
! Kirkwood. Moses. Roblcy, and YOder.
Graduates in Greeks. L. Morgan, ].
| w. Morgan, c. r.. Willingham. Hicks.
| Durrett. Scruggs. Walton, Gwaltney
Lowe. Moses. Higgason. Pearson, Har-
/ lowe G. T.. Taylor. Neathery, j. X. Tay-
| lOr Lumpkin, Cottingham, and W. ;.
Distinguished in Intermediate Greek
| Both nations-Cammack. Durham
Durrctt. Gwaltney. Lumpkin. Gochneaur.
| Hart. Lee. McCabe, Pitt, Seay, q. G.
| Smith. and SOwcll.
Distinguished at Intermediate Exami-
| nation on intermediate Greek-GoodWin
Shepard. Yoder, and spencer.
Distinguished I'm Junior Greek, Both
Carter. Leonard. X: &. j.
Moncure. Pemberton, Sanford, W. e.
Williams. and Robley.
Distinguished in Suh-Junior Greek. M
Both EXaminations-Blo DunaWaN
G. T.. Jon.s. owen, KerfoOt. Kincheloe
Massie. NIcCaw!, Oliver. Mcfarland,
Powell. Sublett. and Wharton.
Distinguished at intermediate EXami-
nation on Sub-Junior Greek-Compton
Graduates in Mathematics-C. Getting
ham. A. w. Freeman. f. Gochneaur
Henry Martin. and y. G. Scott
mediate Mathematics-A. r.. Armsteead.
Harding. 6. r. Lumplin, W. $. Boat
wright j. p. McCabe. II. L. McBain. W.
r. owen. \. Trader. and Norris.
Passed on intermediate EXamination on
Final-Iancastcr. j. w. Shepherd. J.
w. Gwathmey. l.. J. Smith. j. y. Gwalt-
ney. and j. l.. Hart.
Passed Both in Junior Mathem2tics,
Mcfarland. Boyd, :. F. Pollard Broad
passed intermediate Examination on
Junior Mathematics-Ca Y. j. Ston-
nell. s. Mcconnell J. II. Thomas. 7. }:
Moore II. NJ Wharton. WhtehurSt. ana
r. j. Willngham. Passed Flnal.C. II.
Runaway y. W James. Z. Pemberton.
Powell and w VI. Whitehead.
Passed on Preparatory l.atin-W. Car
neal and -. Benjamin Chlpley.
Graduates I'm Law-Anderson.. Buchanan
Colona. Conner. Hobson. Miller. -. =.
Moncure. Perry. Tyler. West; Williams.
VIM. Norheet Skipwith. and NecnRert
Distinguished in Criminal L4W-bl99ln-
berg c. Broaddus Goodwin. Jones NOT
ris. Welsh. Hazelgrove. Crumpler' reg
enheimer. Mayer, Page, Wilder. Coleman.
Distinguished in Evidence-Bloombers
G Broaddus. Coleman. Crumpler, Farm
holt. Fitzhugh. Goodwin. Jones. Flegen-
heimer. Morris, Page, Shepherd, Welsh
Distinguished i'm Constitutional and In
ternatiOnal IaW-BlOOmberg. BrOadduS.
Coleman. Goodwin. Flegennelmer haZel-
grove. Jones. Page and Welsh
Thc Trustees Much Pleased.
The Board of Trustees met in annual
session i'm the PhilOlOg'an Society Han
Yesterday morning at IL Oclock-Dr W
f.. Hatcher. president: Hon. >. IaNlor
Euyson. Vice-p president; Or. G. II. Rylahd.
secretary and treasurer. There were
present about thirty ministers, represent
ing every section Of the state. The 30
cumbent officers were all reelected.
The reports Of Dr Ryland glylng thS
financial side Of the college. were very
gratifying to the board. Nearly every de-
partment has become scf-supportlng ana
the work is unembarrassed by debt Dr.
Ryland stated that twenty-five years ago.
when he became financial secretary. the
endowment was S52~0. now IL is &GjOt
then the income WAS $1,000. now %l.V'.
The board was very cordial I'm voting
thanks to Or Ryland for his twenty-five
years of faithful and successful services
President Boatwrieht reported w SUI
dents enrolled. OF these Richmond fur
nishes eighty: the remainder from VIZ
sinia and other states. There are eighty
five ministerial students OF all denOml-
nations: hfty-hve IN law. various recon
mendations made by the president Were
9doDtpd. He urged a broader curriculum
the law. the history. the literature have
almost infinite possibilities.
Professor }. \. I. Cnahuler was t.
elected to the School Of History and Eng
Iish Literature. Professor Gaines Wa
permitted to leave college for a year foi
work in Harvard. Professor Mitchell VII
return next session with his IN. j. de-
The board passed resolutions thankns
Mr.. Gustavus Mnhiser, Of this city; 70,
his scholarship in the college. The High
School gets the benefit; The sch0,l,a!rS,,nlp
81 q 200 was enrolled among the aid fund
The trustees had a social time during
the recess. All the members Of the IA
Guilty and quite n number OF distinguished
gentlemen lunched with the board am
9fter dinner the company broke into
groups or gathered I'm committee work.
The board meets at IL o'clock to-day