The Evening critic., 1882-06-20
WEST WASHINGTON.

The commencement exercises of the George
town Collegiate Institute were held last even
ing were: "Grand March," Misses Annie
Thompson, Virginia shipman, Florence Dun
LAP and clara Mss
TOa, mas psls BelIs 4 Polka Misses thompson and
shipman; distribution Of prizes by Mr..
Calm Blue Sea-" vocal class: instrumental
solo, Miss Graves; song-"In the Twilight,
mer," Misses Thompson and Dunlop; distribu-
tion of medals; "Figaro," Misses Thompson,
Moore, Jarboe and Shoemaker "When tho
Leaves Begin to FALL" Miss Mamie Stephen
SOM instrumental solo-"Rigaletti," Miss Hes
ter Davis; song-''Bird and Mate" vocal class;
yaledictory, Miss Bertha Gold; awarding OF
was delivered by Hon. Emory Speer, OF Geor-
gia. Miss Bertha Gold was the only graduate
this year. Premiums were awarded as fol-
ment--Austin Herr, Sallie Cox, Lulie Graves
and Annie speer; for spelling-Minnie
Jnrboo and Eva speer premiums pos In Jdns1 nfsR
Cox. Helen Libbcy, Addie Klinschmidt; for
scholarship-Mary Brown, Kate Hadyn, Annie
ment-Octlvia Woodward, Emma Drew. Pro-
miums in dictionary-Bessie Shoemaker, Clara
Moore, Addie Klinschmidt. Premiums for PEN
manship, first exoellence-Genevieve Powell;
English composition, Juliet White; Latin,
Jenp'' Shipman drawing, Clara Moore, first
eXCC--.a 70, CluTb IlDD6y, sbCOHu oAcolleuCes
music, Florence Dunlop. Silver medals-For
department., Clara Moore, Florence Dunlop,
Ada Welch, Octavia Woodward, Nellie Connel-
ley, Kate Haydn; for first excellence In third
class, Della jackson, Genevieve Powell, Mary
Baker. Gold medals-for first excellence In
second class, Lottie Mayneld, Moliie Libbey,
sion of second class, Jennie Shipman and
Fannie Thomas. Gold medal in first class,
Miss Bertha Gold. For music the gold medal
was awarded to Miss Lille Graves. Gold
medal for elocution, Miss Mollie Libbey;
diploma, Miss Bertha Gold.
The Dashaway Reform Club haG a well-at-
tended and interesting meeting last night,
fine addresses being made by Judge Weed and
Messrs. Dutton and Rohrer.
Covenant Lodge, No. 13, l. o. o. F.; Potomac
Lodge, No Is, F. A. A. NJ, and Hober Tent, No.
10, I. o. r., held their regular meetings last
night.
Miss Helen Stuart n native and life-long c
resident OF this place, died at 3 80 a. m. yes
terday, at the ago OF over so yri.ia years; Miss S.
| this community up the time that advancing
| years and infirm health interfered with her
charitable work. Her funeral Will take place
from st. Johns Church tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock. The interment Will be at Rock
| Creek Cemetery.
| About O'Clock yesterday afternoon some OF
| the neighbors' children placed the little three
| year.old daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Clements,
| living at 1927 Thirty-fourth street, on stove
while they combed her hair, and there being,
| unknown to them, a fire In the stove the child
| was badly burned. DR.. Shekells was called In
and rendered tho necessary assistance, and
| the little one is doing quite well this morning
| About 8 80 last night James Moore, a
| painter, 25 years old, living at 1925 street
| In fit OF jealousy, attempted suicide by
throwing himself into the river near Herr :
| Cisseps MILL He was rescued by Special
| Oficer Ben Branzell and others, and by the
active exertions OF Drs. Bowie Tyler and
Shekells was sufficiently resuscitated to be
| Gates.
| The two lodges OF Knights of Pythias Of thii
| place are making extensive preparations
IN ,hs srana nstS
Uniformed Rank No. 1, X. OF r.. OF Washing
| ton.
The following order, sent to Fickling's drug
| store, will do for Ia specimen OF the man,
curious ones received by druggists: 'sRichar'
| Brow Won't ten cent Worth of opion he is an O
man Ben youth TO taken 1t Every Sense befor
| the war;"
Canal-boat Seneca broughy1SO bushels corr
200 bushels wheat, 100 barrels flour to Hart
10y & Bro, and the II. NJ. Talbot brought 2
tons baled hay and GOO bushels corn TO Harl
ley & Bro, and 10 tons baled hay TO j. G. & j
M Waters.
The Potomacs had out yesterday two singles
two four-oared shells, eight-oared shell an
eight pleasure boats. The Columbias wer
represented by Henderson, Mute, Smith
Davis and Zeigler In singles, four-oared shei
manned by Wetmore,. Mute, Nesmith an
Thompson, eight-oared barge, Olds, coNswalr
and Towers, II. w. Olds, Chapman, Fowler
| BaIlantyne, Merrill, at the oars, Misse
Emory, King, Stewart and olds, passengers
| the fOur-oared barge manned by Ward, Ken
| nedy, Ford and De ROnceraY, with Gibson a
coxswain, and sixteen pleasure boats. Fror
Passeno's there were out nine pleasure boat
and from Johnson Bakers Ave pleasur
boats including Rogers In his new boat wit
Mrs. Rogers as passenger,
Arrived. At Littleneld's wharf, schoone
Manitoba, from Maine, with paving blocks tC
ID. @. Government.
Droyers Rest live stock sales Monday, Jun
10, 1852, reported by GO .Tayerner; 2iO cattl
ofrered and 1902 sold at-Best, 7H0DSA good,
| AK: medium fair, 6A(d7; thin steers, oXe
and cows, 4a64; l,040 sheep and lambs at
lambs, 4(d7i sheep, 34@44; 20 COWS an
calves at S25 TO $50 each. The market wi
he held next week on Tuesday instead
Monday.
High tide IL ;23 tonight and IL AS p. L
tomorrow, 21st instant,
NObby Spring Pants 10 Order, sf.o'
Hamburger',s 615 Pennsylvania avenue.