The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-28
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
The Admissions of Pupils to the School Oh


The Admissions of Pupils to the School this
The folloV wing is list Of the students admitted to
the Boys Central High School this morning. with
the names of the grammar schools from which they
Beck-James T. Harmer-l.
BelmOnt-Arthur Breinein, William II. Dovey
Albert 7. Goldbeck, Harry N. Kurtz, Stiles E. Null
ford-5.
Fayette Consolidated-F. Med. Boileau, John D.
Hancock-John D. Barnes, Charles S. Boyer, VIII
liam G. Graham, Allen Nj. Henlein, Daniel j. Maho
ney, Spencer r. Muford-6.
Harmony-George Speeker-1.
Hebrew Educational Society-Simon FoX-1
Irving COnsolidated-Chares j. Young-1.
Jackson-James L. II. Laflerty, John %. Philips
Jenerson-Thomas E. Artman Benj F. Banes,
Charles Miller, William NJ. Neisser, Alexander
Straus, Benjamin Wolff-6.
Kenderton-Paul Amerman-1. q.
Keystone-Albert ]. Croll, Louis E. Faber, Harry
c. treeborn, Franklin z. Leech, BeDjaBin w.
Ieyering-F W. s. Harges-1.
Lincoln-Edward F. Cheesebrough, Michael p.
Mcknight, Alfred c. Peterson, Monroe L. vansant,
VIM 1T: II Wsllaee tass Thomas WatsSn-S aaSG Sormnn
Lewis, William Mitchell, William A. Stewart VIII
liam w. Whte-5.
Ehret, Elon H. Gwyn, Thomas McFadden, James
Manayunk-Horace G. Grinlth, Joseph Markle, F.
George B, Mcclellan Observation-Disclosures
Monroe-Chares L. Connolly, Walter Foust.
Frank H. Palmer, Frank f. Thompson, Norris A.
Mount vernon-William II. Hill, William L. Me-
gary, Charles j. Mcconnell, James Z. Pearce, George
L. Stubbs, Harry j. Scott-6.
George w. Nebinger-Chares F. Army, Clarence
Castillo, Robert S. Clymer James Diver, Richard
Newton - Howard X. Dunn, Jacob Hoffman,
Jonathan w. Martin, Jr., Cornelius d. Wynkoop-l.
northern Liberties-G gorge Becker:
Northeast-James W.. Blake, John A. Jamison,
John w. Kelly Jr, Daniel j. Story-4.
Northwest t-Randall Chase, Adolph J. Gross,
George A. Shyrock, John sparhawk, Charles NJ
Pfice~John A. Drpps, Alden Gerhard, Charles
Knttle Franklin W. LouX, Robert Wilkinson-5.
G. Selden, Lewis U. Wiley-4.
Rittenhouse-John Button John N. Drake-2.
Rutledge ConsOdated-Frank H. Dannenhower,
Robert b. McCamy, William F. McLean-3.
sherman observation-disclosures @. Barber Jr,
William ii. Sutton o.
Southeast-James II. McKeone, Wilbur F. Stiles
Harry Souder, Robert j. Walsh-4.
Southwest-James j. Nelson, John E. Shay
Michael w. sweeney, John H. Watt' Thomas }.
twentieth Section, East-Frank Battles, Ish C.
Davis, Lewis N Kohn, Cyrus 6. Simpson, j. +. s.
Williams, Charles ]. Yost .:
" Creighton TO ETe G. John 4 Dy
perkenpine Ma ne Ghgadg, CHRISTIAN hH" H sharer6
Wyoming-henry c. Berry, Thomas II Graham,
Charles C. King, Samuel s. White, John b. Walter
The whole number admitted was 1876. The semi
annual commencement OF the school will take place
on the evening OF July I in the Academy OF Music.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SToCKs-The
following sales were made by NJ. Thomas &
Sons, at the Philadelphia Exchange, to-day
at noon:-
BAKER STREET No 6l9-Brick Dwelling, $780,
RISING sUN-Valuable Lot, "a acres, fronts on five
FIFTH STERET (North) Nos. 1921 and l693-Modern
POWELL STREET No 51s-Brick Dwelling, s26OO
TwkLFTH STREET, (South), No. lOl4-Brick Dwell
Ing E,SGs sisSGi ROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $1,000
GROUND RENT-S4S year, $685..
"a shares Kensington National Bank, s25
shares Provident Life and Trust Company S5l.
10 shares National Bank OF the Republ5 $50.
/ share Mercantile Library Comaany $3.50.
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SO shares Girard Tube Works and Iron Co., S25.
shares Central Transportation, S62
OAKLAND FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
Oakland Female Institute, at NorrlstoWn, Will cele
brate its twenty-hlth anniversary IN connection VIII
its usual commencement exercises. Thls lnstltutloI
one Oh tae most m Tns ne S
| every State in the Union as well as Canada, Soutl
America, and the Old World. The exercises to
| morrow pr mise to be of unusually interesting
character, and large audience will undoubtedly b'
| in attendance. The programme for the occasion
embraces the commencement exercises, conferrlnt
diplomas, etc. in the morning. and reunion at thu
! First Presbyterian Church in the afternoon, when
number of addresses will be delivered, and some flint
music performed. The following eminent clergy
men will participate in the exercises :-ReV. j. q
Ralston, the principal; Rev; b. b Hotehkln Rev Rev
Long, Rev. j. +. Halsey, ID. D., Rev. j. r. Lowry
Rev. T. Murphy, Rev. A. Reed, d. d., Rev. A.
Willis d. D., and Rev James A. Ballagh.
LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-Last night watering cart
were busily employed in sprinkling the roads in tn
| Park.
The Marion Hose will house a new carriage to
| morrow.
Everybody not posted wants to know who 'tha
Detective" is
The Democratic delegate elections last ngn
were generally quiet
Tie journeymen ingram carpet weavers are re
| ceivng at present only Sl2 per week.
| The match between the Germantown and n
| George Cricket Clubs has been arranged to tax
| place at Hudson City on the 9th and 7th OF July.
| "A Pastors Association has been formed for tn
| eVangeliZatOn OF the masses
| RoBBKD.-Mary Il. Reynolds, young lady O
fascinating appearance, by her charms entced
individual named Arthur Clark early this morning
into one OF those fashionable houses situated on
alley In the vicinity OF Seventh and Lombard streets
While Clark was there two deprayed characters
uamed John DuffY and George Spencer, ran uI
thTOttled him. and released him Of sl5 in cash and
silver watch. The three were subsequently, AT
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