Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23
The Business Young Folks.

GRADUATING EXERCISES.
On Wednesday night, the graduating exer-
cises OF the class OF 81. Spencerian Business
college. will be held at Lincoln Hail. The
program arranged for this occasion is as
Sullivan; grand march, Weingarten; invoca-
ton; music. Romance Maltei; saiutatory,
David Z. McElhlnny; piano SOLO "Ooeron,h
Clara c. Mlnear; music. "Glrone Girofia,p
Lecocq; valedictory Qadies1. Adele M. Cares
che; music, "Toujours GU Jamais- Waldtenfel;
pIaso soo Esns B.
lady graduates Mrs. Sara A. Spencer; music,
graduates Professor H. C. spencer; awarding
A. Walker: music, "Boccaccio," Suppe Music
by Donch's Orchestra The graduates are
Misses Blanche E. Donaldson. District OF Co.
Fannie Florence Evans. District OF Columbia:
Adele M. Garesche ivaledictorian), Missouri:
Clara c. Minear, California; Lucy E. Moten
District OF Columbia: Marie j. Prandi, France;
Mary Redmond. Manonah Thomas, and Mary
Torney, District OF Columbia: Messrs. James
E Chapman. George A. Davidson. Charles E
Engles, George II. Gurley, Louis NJ. Hopkins.
David 3. McElhinny tsslutatorian), ohio: Frank
Il. NoyeS (valedictoriaD), District OF Columbia:
William II. Schof1eld Samuel SchwarZ, vir-
gtnia; Alfred j. Smith, David FL. solomon,
Walter F. Stewart, District OF Columbia, and
Isaac 81. Well, North Carolina Bookkeeping
certificates Will be awarded TO Henry w.
Heine, and Jacob w. Juenemann, District OF
Columbia Graduates and former students
can OBTAIN fnVitatlors al the college office.
ARREST OF STOCK BRoKER-Saturday even
Ing Detectives Coomes and Acton arrested Mr..
p. A. Darneille, the well-known stock broker
on warrant charging embezZlement OF $500
from Mr. c. 81. Nahum, a clerk in the internal
revenue bureau. Al police headquarters Mr.
Darneille gave ball for his appearance at the
Police Court for a hearing. Complainant's
statement Is TO the enect that some months
ago he gave Mr.. Darneille $500 70 invest In
that time Of SIS. Afterwards, not getting any ~
report, he went to see after his investment and
was told by Darneille that it had not turned
out well and the money had been lost. Oar
nellie at the same time volunteered 70 give
complainant his note for the amount, which
complainant accepted. The note was placed
In bank ahd went to protest, when NAHUM
swore out the warrant as stated.
NOT FoRGERY.-Saturday In the Criminal
Court, In the case OF VIM. Cone alias Kohn, &C.,
sfnnaged with Of power Of 10
murrer 10 the Indictment, nled ny Mr. c. :
Moore was sustained and defendant discharged.
The point made was that the power or attorney
alleged to have been forged did not comply with
the requirements OF the statute In that It did
not state the number OF the draft set out In the
paper, and therefore it could not be the subject
OF an indictment for forgery.
HEBREW BURIAL CRREMoNIEs.-The funeral
OF the late Leopold Gassenheimer took place
yesterday morning, from the residence OF the
family, No. 906 ~ street south west, quite a
large concourse Of members OF the Hebrew
faith and personal friends OF the family being
present The simple but impressive services
peculiar to the Hebrew faith were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Sterne. OF the Washington Hebrew
congregation (synagogue on sth street), the
eSndac6 Of the burial oeng under MT T.
congregation. The washing and robing OF the
body for burial had heen performed by the
Holy Society. composed OF personal male friends
OF the deceased, and the remains laid In plain,
square coffin covered with black cloth, on which
were laid some choice floral offerings 10 his
brief discourse the rabbi spoke OF The painful
physical and mental sufferings OF deceased
during his lingering Illness his Integrity, forti-
tude, and other manly virtues as good citizen
and consistent Israelite-examples to be fol-
lowed by his children and surviving friends.
The pail bearers were MeSsrs VIM. Wolf, Jos.
Hertzog, M. Mosher and L. Spear. The inter
ment was In the hebrew cemetery, east or the
st. Elizabeth asylum. Deceased leaves widow
and seTe children.