Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14
Columbia College "Prcp,,


a LIST or STUDENTS WHO WON PRIZES, ETC.
The closing exercises OF the Preparatory Depart-
Eent Of the Columbian university was held last
evening a. Lincoln hall, and were witnessed by
large and interested audience. The declaInations
OF The young men were well delivered and evinced
careful training and study. After prayer by Rev.
Nj lnScrNoi, r Howard Seely delivered the saIu-
tatCrF. The iIst homer of the second class. Deca-
nations were spoken by the following young gen.
tleIIi-I: "l.Cw the Women Went To DOVp. Thomas
y. AEGer>pH; ''Ihe Doom OF Caudius and CYNTHIA y
Charles =. r. Ashley; Grandeur OF the Ocean,
Pas! - Ricketts,: C ,tG-s SoIiIr0uy = PercivoI Halt
Tie Waterloo Waltz George r. Fife: ".JOan of
STc, Ernest G. Thompson; wiped out" Vim
II. wilson. E5rbcr; Il. Pattee as Cdssius and
Harry D. Mason a truths: in costume. recited the
Meii-5LfPH ccAoGGr- H119iet'S solnoquy upon
tho Payers %as given with good effect tY Herbert
T. P&ttee. drama entitled, "IEe Sleeping
iiTGr-,lt. proved very entertaining. THE follow
Ing ;eo pert: Basil y. Ricketts,. Thomas b. Ander
So = ~ StciY: [. W D. Ashley. Dclano Ames.
&C.. Or r = ti.s Harr b . Mason \: Percy Myers
yS!clIctnry WIS pronounced b. William H. Wilson
WHO CARED OF tile ilrst hcnCrs Of his class The
Int resting a2-- OF tine evening. to the students AT
les-t. cI1e when Tie PRINCIPAL Of the school, Prof
Cl5 o. Mason announced the award OF the Ger
tAcAt.5 ana medals, which were as follows:
CERTIFICATES ASD MEHaLs AWARDED
For high grade OF scholarship class-First
rr:zc, N.:n. H. wilson; second prize, Charles ". d.
Ashley. second c!ass-Erst prize. F. Howard
Sesir; second rriz", Dclano Arces. A. Harris Uori
IE.rl c.'ss-iirSt pTlze, Angelo HAIL. second prize
lHo.tfE +. chambers Fourth clasS-FirSt prize
Itf'iF5I Han. second prize, Jay H. syCher. IT. The
scat1C;c GOA medal In Latin, VIA. Il. wilson: the
Burlington gold medal in t;Ieek Vim. H. Wilson.
the James gold medal IN French Chas e. Well,
born: sod medal in p-nmanshiD John NJ Inf-ersoII.
the Fox gold medal in defamation: Herbert n
Iattct; honorable mention, Charles ". d. Ashley:
1hos- r. Anderson: b,-st editor Herbert H. Partee
Medals for puIctualtty and observation-disclosures
years. Arthur = Ma;tingly; two yeas. Benz Ames
Delano AAes, +. Howard seely. Erncs. g. Thornr,,
son, Robert :. ". Wood, Jr.; one year John IT.
Aver, angela Han: PercIyal Ian, ~ Harris Hord,
Willie I. Hord. II. JOAN NJ. Ingers0ll, Lawrence "
u. MAiS Frank = Reid. Allan f. Wilson. Ger
tLcaics OF gFadVation-TO the freshman class,
Cbas. W. u. Ashley. Arthur 5. Mattingly. Ernest g.
Thompson, William H. Wilson; TO special schools
Ihos. Is. Ane;CrsGn, George b. Corey, IT., Frank r.
Crawford, Arthur c. Merriam. Basil y. Ricketts,,
ereg3 above COPELAND AmeS, Chas. W. d. Ashley.
Alan r. Bacon, 5. Howard Bacon, VIM. O. Beall,
geS' on, F. S Shahoers Locke Eustaphieye An
Bord, tr., John NJ. IngersoIl. Harry b. Mason.
Francis NJ Phillips Herbert ii. Pattee Frank s.
C. Thompson, Chas T. Weilborn Win IL. Wilson
Robert :. W. Weed IT. ''
The award Of the medal for defamation was
based upon the delivery OF the selections during the
evening. aud was determined by q Committees CON
sisting OK Prof. : N. Shute, Rev. W. NJ. Ingersoll
audience.
The arrangements were under the direction OF
the following committee: Ernest G. Thompson Geo
H. Ceray, Allan Bacon, Allan Wilson, John W.
Avery, 1tleston F. Chambers, Percyal Hail and Law
H. - pier Inc usners were Geo. II. Corey, Frank
III. Crawford, Harry T. Knight, Arthur c. Merriam
Allan Bacon, Judson ID. Lincoln, Howard Bacon
and Allan wilson
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Ada Miller 421 9th street
northwest, reports stolen from her room about
O'Clock last evening, SIS In money.-John r. An
derson, 2ii6 10th street northwest reports stolen
from his stable, last night, three leather carriage
cushions; value, s5.-Mr. j. j. Kearney, 1880 an
street northwest, reports that his house was en-
tered, about O'Clock yesterday morning. and arii-
clcs Stcien valued at so
Fresh SALMON ALL THE WAY FROM OREGON
Commissioner Loring has received from Mr. r. 6.
Larg, OF The Dalles, Oregon, some fine specimens
OF ChinG1oE salmon They were forwarded TO IL.
luStrate the pcrfee Jon Of the refrigerator sy.
TEN OF shipping fresh lsh and meat. The nsh LEFT
The Dalies on the 4th inst, and were unpacked yes
terdsy and found 10 be frozen solid and in ex-
eelcnt condition OF preservation. The two salmon
weighed about 60 pounds each, and came Ia the
same car with 1900 pounds or fresh fish en- route
from Oregon 10 New York and Boston.