Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

COMMENCEMENT NOTES.-The forty-eighth CON-
h,, eneement OF PENNSYLVANIA college at Gettys-
Durg, was held in the college church Yesterday.
Inc graduating class numbered seventeen.
Misses Ellie Burnett. Sallie Clarke Mary Cur
us ana agnes Clarke returned home yesterday.
Inc Inree former are pupils at st. Joseph's
Academy, near Emmittsburg Md, and nave re-
liIed nome for the summer vacation MIS-
sunbeam Dyer, who was one Of the graduates
at 81 JosephS yesterday, Will reach home TO-
day. The distribution exercises at st. JOsaph's
yesterday were witnessed by a very large aldi-
enee nom inherent parts OF the country. iu-
eluding number of Washingtonians Tie eY
Intuition OF tapestry work, paintings on satin
ana SIX, embroidery, crayon and pencil draw
ings, was fine: The Washington girls orolahf
hoIse their full share Of premiums. ~
TDe commencement OF Dickinson CoI'er, yez
.uay. al carlisle Pa, was one OF great inter
-, me mum drill was a new feature
hon. 5. Il. fccuin, al the ass OIL looo, pre-
sssneeq the PiersO1 prize medals 10 tRs Suf97o,-
~ contestants In oratory. f. K Robinson, OF
Linville, OF Washington, the silver medal.
The sixteenth anniversary and commence
ment OF the Bryant, Stratton and SaG,er's Bun
neiS College was held at the Academy OF Yus,,.
Baltimore, last night There were one hundred
and fifty graduates.
Yesterday was Commencement at Frederick
feLnale college. Eight young ladies read grad
uatins essays.
NEVER buy your cl3thing where they mark
the prices In plain figures, says the Transcript,
new tfousers-paRtS he called them-Whicn he
said cost him S15-"priIne stuff imported you
knoW"-when one OF the boys, too curious In
his Investigations, disclosed to the eyes OF all
the tag bearing the legend. "Geo. C. Henninr
Prlce -" Poor BendIimbs had forgotten TO
tear OF,
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B.H Warner, real estate
broker. has recently sold for Robert Purvis the
valuable business property No. I01 It'll street
NV, being on the east side OF 9Th street, be-
50, zoo. MI ADgerman intends shortly TO re-
move the present Improvements and erect a
handsome Building.
THE BOYS CLOTHING House OF .. Robinson &
Co.. 909 Pennsylvania avenue, is the place TO
visit before starting on your summer Jaunt, +
FUNERAL OF GEN. sCTTER.-A dispatch from
LitiZ. Pa, June oath, says: John \. suffer- the
eary %ss sned o6ag af this %
place. The funeral was attended by delega-
lions OF veteran CallfOrnianS from New York
and Philadelphia, members OF The Society OF Az
ISOLATED Pioneers OF the Territorial Days among
whom were present Gen. j. e. Fremont and
Gen. III. g. Gibson, the latter president OF the
sn serI Inc Ie ~ ms wF ars garleG wn tne
formed by Rev. Chas. Nagle, and laid at rest in
the grounds adjacent TO the church. They were
followed 10 the grave by the grandchildren OF
the deceased, old soldiers, BY the pioneers.
among whom were some OF his associates In
California in 1s46, and bg nearly 300 OF his
IfitbuS dEu HSiSHEtIo Ia 1itdX. tTtU. tIiOSOn
delivered brief but impressive eulogy over the
deceased. and was followed b. Gen. Fremont
who referred TO his friendship for Gen. Suffer-
commencing sc years ago. when he first arrived
in California. AS the coffin was lowered into
the grave large and beautiful floral pillow,
brought by his veteran friends and associates
was placed over the remains It bore the i1-
scription: California PiOneers-We Loved
Him." Gen. suffer. IL will be remembered died
at Mades' hotel, in this city, On Friday or last
week.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET at Queens
town, ID. c., Drove Yards. June 49, lSso-4O5
cattle offered-2.9 sold TO butchers at prices
ranging from 81 10 50 cents per pound, - sold
10 60 10 Baltimore. 50 driven TO do, 13 head
lett over, 800 sheep and lambS-od sheep
sold from 81 TO AZ cents per pound, lambs
from So TO 81 cents; 20 COWS and calves sold
rom $50 TO s35. Market for cattle duh; sheep
tTisk.
Two CHILDREN RCS OVER AND BADLY HURT-
About O'Clock yesterday, Michael Sullivan
sixteen-months-oid son Of John Sullivan. 18th
street read, was severely injured In The groin
and head by being run over by horse be
longing 10 Mrs Lolita Lavender. The child wa;
attended by DR.. w. w. Townsend. -. Geo
Bachenkame. twelve years old, living at No. 3ol
street southwest, was run over at corner O.
~ street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
py John Ingham, living at No. 1872 stree
southeast. one wheel of the wagon striking hin
and knocking him down. He was taken q
police headquarters and DIR. Townshend caIlef
In, who attended TO his injuries, after which b,
was sent home.
TIE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CAsR-Yesterfaay ,
cross-bill for absolute divorce was filed byNessrs
n tor Dxxeo l1xxx halt