Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
Rttteuhouse Academy.

there is q large attendance OF the friends OF the
{, p,pp,ls present The following In the program
tnce, Walter q. Peter. Greece In 1892 Basil "
ricketts, Against English IuIastica Henry
Ths EtsiT Esr. Inc MSors Reyenge. A. n Mccormick.
rate; Are the Mental Capacities OF the Sexes
Equal?" Chairman. Chas- /. McCagley. iIs-
pntants; Csrroil NJ kenney, John C. Davidson,
CbsS smith, Thos. q. Bradley snow len
Ashford. w. G. Peter. y. K Carpenter. r.. y.
Ricketts,. Henry Blair. WI Dyre r W Ash
ford. Z. N, Tslcott y, Ballantyne. W. I. Bev-
eroge Thomas HYDE, A. II: Mccormick.
Euleey on Lafayette, wm. Balaniyne. The
Benediction, VIM. +. Dyre Haynes EuloCtum.
texcusedl Snowoen Ashford. Weoster's Reply
10 Hay ne. Carroll Mckinney.
The premium list is as follows: For scholar
shfp-C. L. McCawley. VIM. Ballantyne, Chas.
smith and Carroll McKenuey. Tue next in
order tothese were j. c. Davidson. E. W. Ast-
ford, John G. Tilton, Thomas a Bradley and
4. II. Mccormick. For deportment-To T. w.
Ashfo'd, Cornelius Barber. Walter G. Peer
aI9 sdm ScE y Z; paSiosoa; For panc,qaty.To car
hcones and A. II. Mccormick: next 20 these
McCawley. Ballantyne and Bradley Also n
premium TO w F. Dyer for general good con-
duct and excellence tn reclamation; TO BAIL Y.
Ricketts, for attendance flve years without beng
once late and TO John G. Tflton for especial eS
cellence In history, arithmetic and latin. Hon
oreble mention was made OF Henry W. Blair N
K Carpenter and +. A. Koones for eNcallence
n some branches OF study. Davidson mas led
IN athematics and Ballantyne in Greek.
The Georgetown Academy Of the
Visitation.
At the commencement OF the Academy q WIS.,
tation. Georgetown. "Wednesday evening. ths
academic honors. consisting OF a crown and golf
medal, were conferred for Uniform excellence
of cor duct on Misses Fannie Bogue, DC:
Mamie Callahan, ILL.,. and Male Hewitt Mo.
Second honors consisting ef a silver medal.
were conferred on Misses Mary ! Berry Nd.
EveliDa Heap. DC: Constance Eigar Bona.
paite, RI: Grace Clagett Nd: Lille Clagett,
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0'Dologhue, DC; Maggie ODonoghue, DC.
Rosa Onutt. DC, and Florie Welch ID c.
SeIior classes graduating medals Miss Mate
Purcell, Va; Miss Marie O'Byrne. GA; Miss
Fannie L. Bogue, DC. Christian doctrine. a
gold medal, Miss Alice Hayes, DC. Inlh. inter-
mt diate classes gold medal for Christian doc
trine, was awarded to Miss Grace Ciagett Ma
Gold medal for arithmetic. Miss VI amie Gala
ham, H.. gold medal for music Miss Evellna
Heap: silver medal. Miss Mary Ryan. First
premiums were won In various classes by
c.; Male Hewitt, Mo-; Helen Sloan. Ma: Con-
stance BonspaTte, RI; Lizinka Turner, Mo-:
Kitty Burnes. MO; Annie Gleason. Ark Nell
lie Usher. d.; Nanuie Green. Va Marg Glenn
ents, MO; Lillian Saunders, Va: Penella Hes-
nan C Lille Clagett. Md: Jula Nc 4owan.
ID c.: Mamie Clark, Mo Virginis Burnes, NO.;
Florence Welch, DC; Mamie Bohm, Col Ada
Clark. Mo-; Virgte Bates. d. C.; Ray smith. Me:
Madeline Townshend, Ill; Adelina AInslee. L
T.: Laura Woodruff. La, Marie 0'Byrne Ca:
Alice Hayes. DC; Emma callahan IA; Annie
Brown, DC; Fanny Derby. Ill Maggie o Dom
oghue. DC; Bella Well Pa; Belle O'Neill. s.
G; Susie Crawford, DC; Helen Sloan, Nd:
Mary Ryan. Ga; Sadie Shipley DC; Mary
KeIiher. ID c.; Rosa Macias, Cuba: BERTHE Cook.
DC, and Florence Mott. n. c. First premiums
!or drawing painting. embroidery, &C. were
awarded 10 Misses Josie Duffy, Fannie Bogue
Mott. The exhibition or art and needle work
YES highly cTeditable 10 the academy. Among
The mCst notable exhibits were the works OF
Misses Rosa Macias, Lille Claeett. Matte Pur-
cell, Josie Duf1y and Fannie Bogue.
GODzaga College.
The Path annual commencement OF Gonzaga
College took place In the hail. hear St Aloysius
church. Wednesday evening. Medals were
awarded In the various classes as follows: First
grammar. j. L. Hutchingsop; second grammar,
:. nj. WILCOX: third grammar. Henry L Hayes;
nrst rudfments. Wm. L. Fleishell; second rudt-
ments uirst divisioD), Eugene T. stephens.
tsecond d1vfsiop), Bartholomew F Ready: sec
oDd mathematics, Saml Nj. Wilcox; third
mathematics, Thomas ]. Shea; algebra, John
T. Graham; FIRST arithmetic. Aloysius r.
Byrne: second arithmetic, Thomas J. Whe-
isp: third arithmetic, Edward J. McNslly;
second boob keeping, Paschal J. Plant; for I'm
provement In penmans5ip, Chas A. Brecht,
First premiums were awarded for Improvement
in English composition. 10 Bartholomew F.
Ready: first Christian Doctrine 10 Jacob I.
Hutchingson: second, John p Curtin: third.
David j. Roche; fourth, j. Bernard Colclazier.
NTH, Eugene F Stephens;sixth, John A.Curran;
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second. Jas. A. Brosnaham.
Other Schools.
AT the seventh commencement OF the Carol
Institute free night school last evening the
nedal AID premiums were awarded as follows
NJ Gal. Anton Schlatt; premiums Master
Frank Crau ford, John Callahan Frank Oliver
james Coyle. j. j. 0Mally, William Downing
Herry Martin, John Moran. Charles Goodchild
Fritz Kuester, william Lusby aud Jacob Freca
The commencement OF Miss Bertha Petschs
Gem ali eud English school took place last
night al 936 street northwest No premiums
were awarded.
The commencement ar the Academy of the
Sac ed Heart OF MaIy South Washington held
last eytntng, was largely attended, aud the Sis
tiers ih charge CT the school were highly COM
plimebted for the fiBe scholarship OF the young
ladies and the general excellence OF the literary
ard musical performance The list OF premi.
ums was published In THE STAR last evening.
Among the graduates at the recent com.
mencement OF Princeton College was r. R.
Shellabarger. OF this city. The degree OF A.
N. was conferred on Robert ". F. ogllvie osq..
OF this city, graduate OF the clsss OF 1875.
The closing exercise OF the Episcopal High
School below AlexaDd drfa. were held "Wednesday
evening. Rev. Jno. S. Lindsay. pastor st Johns
church. Georgetown. delivered the annual ad-
dress. Mr.. j. Ham Chamberlayne of the Rich
moId State, delivered an address at the reunion
or the literary societies.
The annual closing examination and exercises
OF The Froebel Institute and Kipdergarten. 1921
18th street northwest Misses Pollock aud Noerr
principals, were very Interesting. novel fea-
ture OF the exercises was series OF German
dialogues given by Misses Carrie ana Bessie
Knox. daughters OF Hon. j. j. Knox: Mss Lesca
Toner Antisell, Elliott Genes Nltcn
Albert Ryan and others
4 he North Carolina ExOdaster Case.
To- day. in the Court In General Term the
case OF Samuel L. Perry (petiuon for habeas
corpus before Judge Wyiie) az chambers was
taken up-Judges Macarthur, Hagner and
James On the behch-Messrs. T. T. Merrck and
X. S. Davis for the state OF North Carolina and
Me srs SbellaDarger ana Wilson for PERI. It
Will be remembered that on Oct 95th last Psrry
was arrested on a warrant issued by Chiet
Justice Cartier. to whom q reuaisition from
Gov. Jarvis, OF North Carollns. had been
handed by George K. Bagby. the agent OF the
state Attached to the warrant was an indict-
ment fouDo In the superior court OF Lenolr
courty against Perry for the forgery OF school
chief justice, Messrs Shellabsrger and Wilson
objectlDg to the rendition or Perry. On the
chief Justice ordering Perry into the custody
OF Bagby pet ton or habeas corpus was sued
out before Jud. e Wylie and the case having
been argued be ore Judge Wylie the prisoner
" as discharged. Bills or exception were taken
by the state OF the court overruling the objec-
zion TO Perrys giving testimony 10 the effect
that he could not obtain a fair trial tn the
subjected to IersonAi violence. The state
claims that the District court has no right 10
revise the action OF the grand jury OF Lenoir
county, N c.
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