Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-17

DiNE MJSECM.-IntcreSting performance and Gu
DRIVERS G4PDES.-Orchestral AMI vocal music
bic-aEl" 81.
ABsFE's GAEDss,-Concert
REPRESENTATIONS Day at Kendall Green.
UNWILLING III; BUST OF GEs; G.KFiE,o-TSTERrsT-
iH'i CONFINEMENT EXEKCISES-A DISTINGUISHED
G.GdEEISti.
The exercises OF presentation day at the M
tlnnal peai Mute college. upon its 18th annlvcr-
saTy, Was he'd yesterday afternoon at Kendall
Green, and IS usu3l. attracted large audience OF
leading people. Among those seated on the plat
form besides Pr silent G3audet. Pros. Chicken
Eng, !O-tci, Gordon, Fay. aud iiOtthki-S, were
zion; Rev. d.. John H. Ell!o;t.uho D: oGouncnd the
1cnedl,iinn; t.ea. MIKE Damn, and Messrs.
Mcclure ANA Fox, OF tn board OF III mayors; tue
secretary OF tle terior,aecom2aned by his little
son; President Weiling, OF Columbian University;
lrcsii"nt Patton, OF Howard University; Gen.
EItoB. Comm -Onnr or E'u,ation: Mr.. Fay, the
father OF Prof ssnr Fay and formerly SuperiGten-
cent OF the Michigan Institute Tor Deal Mutes;
lir- Hoffman. law librarian 1t the Caritol: First
Controller Lawrence, Mr. Daniel c. FseIah, Col.
Rockwell. Rev Job. Turner. 81 sfaunton. Va, an
eninent de ! nut clergyman and evangelist, and
tne Au5trian. brazilian, and Swiss Minis
s.rs; the Chinese Minister. accompanied by
Charlns Dudley Warner, Marshal aut Miss Nico-
IL, 11d-e end Mrs. Macarthur. JUICE and Mrs.
II, H. MS7, Mss t Strong dangbtgr OF Justice
SrI John Jay knox, Cen ana Mrs. A!vOrd. Prot
Ir"IntS. or the Nautical Almanac; Mrs. W. w.
K y. StrCn-, Of the Treasury; Mr.. Saxton OF
Troy, " i, q member OF last years gradudtiug
class, with many others entitled To III fntiVn.
TIE GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Four young men were presented by the faculty
20 the board o. mfhagers for the degree OF bacLe-
lor Of arts. viz: Charles Cffcrt CIR fin, OF the DIS
ntrt OF Colombia; Harry q: OF Wisconsin :;
2 h0ni3S rrarciS Fox. CT New YORK. anu j ines
LPwS SfEtt", or Minnesota. TIE dissertation OF
Ar G:''hH M steal culture 1oT this country, -
and If Mr.. Fox. oi Addison u HUlaori.tn were
exceedingly wei rcCciyG d. ana the CloCuiion OF
these young man, who arf.ul.;te under su:h ire
ir.oIou9 DIZZY n 'ge, was feature or pecuiiar
Interest Mt G. I'M received q de.ure or Moral
tributes rom Ms many friends in the ID strict.
Tn. OTaiion OF 1r. ., on -! ril Theresa" and
CT NJ Ma H. on ~ trly h0ne trtEfar,n were O.
EyeT' N ;he Sc: langu 80. and wa-e CT superior
re"rft Tna clt,-, a wuoie. takes rank above
tire general hish average % the Glasses graduated
IFUli this IN 'titG;iOn.
THE BUST OF GENERAL GARFIELD UNVEILED
Tie feature of the day, surprise TO the many
spectators, WAS the Unveiiing OF bust
CT General Gdif1a.d. which occupies position
first 10 re completed and unveiled. OF the
IG5ny Projected tributes To his memory and
WAS The work of Mt- Daniel {. French, son Of
Assistant secretary French. OF the Treasury, AMI
sculptor or ''Tie Minute Man." exhibited at the
Centennial Ii arrived ny ste.me from Europe
1u'Si"y. and nj III" college yesterday morning
nnd l. nt;fie then - OF This limeuted friend oil
the Institution. slightly IeaIzed IL exnrassion,
Tut ;it. NJ 10 the If. in aii css niaIs FuntS for
- erection, to tnn amount or 81 9n were asked ~
months ago from tile teaf rnures OF this country
hy tne coiniiiitit-., consisting OF MeSsrS. John B.
nofchklss, Amji g. Dr'0er, TIOS III. COlem n IT,
Francis Fox. Samuel :. Haas, Philip j. HIS ,nstab
and Oiof Hanson. and the response was so imme-
Giatte That within nine months the committee WAS
compelled u decline further sub criptiunS
Twenty -nye stats and the District OF Columbia
are represented among the donors, the latter con.
friDutin" s1@l-U OF the total OF $l41lS2 After
remarks appropriate TO the occasion by DR. Cal
laudft, an address IT. honor OF the subject of the
hust VS. delivered by Mr.. Edward A. Hodgson OF
New 1nfk. q young III Il OF sinCularly Drirht
eHd charming MaEHer, euitor OF the L.oT
f"ses' JOto-3sGt UHO spoke in behalf OF
the eeaf mute citizenship OF the country
followed nv k1hert Patterson, B. A., OF OHIO
~ ainnn,s of the college. on the part OF his fei-
iHw-"TadUtteI AMI students, both OF which adj
dresses were Interesting. and not without path,ys
- tui- ROCKWELL ttcn read brief Letter from Mrs
s'tTh ID, Testettng her inability to be present;
am 90" Dust, whl'h h al been gracefully screened
tYa nlg, was unveiled by the artist, Mr. French.
and touching enthusi ssIn.
cosrERRrSO DEGREES ETC
The degree of master OF arts was then conferred
si course, upon Mr. Robert Patterson. instructor
IN the Deaf iiute Institution at Columbus: and the
non faft ttVfee Of The same ra. upon Mr. Ed
N;.fn A. HOiESofL Professors Chicker,nQ Gordon
exercises
AT O'Clock a gymnastic drill OF much interest
was gwen At the new gymnasium on the campus
ana The festivities OF tine day concluded brt ansly
with a reception TO invited guests by Dr. Mrs and
Miss Gt!t.Rdet at their re- idencp. The CORE
spending reception two years ago was the only
lriyat" party attended by Gen. Garfield during his
IT' s.dency.
These anniversary exercises were deferred two
T'SSS beyond their usual date, awaiting the arri-
Val Of the bust, which was executed In Italy,
InoHgh modeied In this country. The extensive
grounds OF the col eye are beautiful in the richest
reIdure of spring. and never looked more Inviting
than on this occasion.