Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25
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EMERSON IssTITUT s.-Commenesmen Erer-
cises at Lfncoln Hau-An exhibition OF this pop
piar school Away draws crowd, and Lincoln
Ing to witness the exercises OF tue twenty second
animal commencement. The programme was
rich IN the choicest selections and every Young
gentleman was thoroughly up in his part. Ths
music was unusually good, and the songs of tue
quaTtette and the instrumental pieces by Maa-
rice Barr and Sl.dell Rodgers we're rapturousIy
by Albert c. Fowler, was tasteful and Wen de-
livered. The valedictory by Matthew &. Emery,
jr., was one OF the best We have ever heard.
Nathaniel Wilson, Pedrick and Rev. Peyton
Brown gave the gold medal to F. ID. Winslow,
the first silver medal to Charles Moore, the seq
ond silver medal to ": B. Upton. The
few must not ring to-nightn was exquistely
rendered, and held the audience breathIess.
Shamus % Brian was so Irish that many suppos-
ed young Moore wss making a desperate effort to
speak English, while the fact Is he Is a native
This selection was acclaimed
with power end pathos. W.B. Tipton's sslec-
and in the opinion of many was equal to the
best. We do not think the audience would have
been disposed to muTmur IL any one of the fol-
lowing young gentlemen had been ne med by the
committee as entitled to q prize: y. Story, b.
Lee, NJ. G. Emery, IL. l.. Page, G. Frank. Ia
fact the ceclamations were all Of q superior
it extremely difficult to decide on the best three
j ust before the awards were made, an eloquent
letter from Bishop Pinckney to the boys OF the
interest In the school, and his great regret at not
being able to be with them on this occasion.
The Bishop, as usual, sent two elegant gold
best two scholars in the school.
The frft Pinckney medal was awarded by Mr..
Young to Parry X. solgsr. the second to n. G.
B. KSbe, a. C. Fowler, Leroy Tnsts % 1c ssph
Beale, n. Baar, Hall Lewis, Boynton Zeveiy,
Douglas Moore, james G. Newgent, Emit Scha.
EGs andssn to F.
P. Jones, P. Hickling, d. Brown, s. Penne.
baker. Gold medal in hrst French class to F.
". Wlns:0W; IN second 20 walker Benet. In
German, gold medal to Leroy Tuttie; silver
medal to Q. Ridenour. Prizes for scholarship
to H. Elliott, w. Gait, F. d. Winslow, +. Zim-
norman, 8; Cameron, H: Hobson,. II. Berg
mann, H. Brawner, q. Ober, Willis Fowler,
H. Wilson, ID. Brown, l.. Burchall, p. Brown,
p. Upton, H. Uppernan, X. Middleton, B.
Watts. Sam. Stott and II. Williams. Prizes in
French to b. Lee, q. Beck, II. Pentland, q.
Ridenour. Prizes In drawing-first prize to
Harry Casey; second, w. Gray; third, p. Tip
ton; fourth, G. Payne and II. O. Stewart.
From this school during the year w. G. Max
well has entered the Naval Academy, F. Hobbs
west Point; M. Addison, Troy Polytechnic; b.
Zevelv, the Coast Survey; W. Gait, N. G. EN-
cry, X. Stcne, Q. Ridenour, 81. Elliott, +. Wins
low enter the Freshman class at Princeton: j.
W. Garnett, Samuel Wilson, +. Burchell, grad
mates Of last year, have pursued the advanced
course In the Institute, and enter the Sopho-
more Glars; George Beck win enter the Troy
Polytechnic IN September. Mr.. Young has
cause TO feel proud of the high character his |
pupils sustain wherever they 60, and in the
words of the president OF Harvard, whittier
some OF Mr.. YouDg's brightest scholars have
gone, emerson Institute does good work.
Ar. Young has devoted his whole life to teach |
ng, and evidently loves his work. He has |
l,erited his success by uufinching perssyer- |
'pcs, indefatigable labor, and Conscientious |