Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-13
THIRD DIVISION, A. T. STEWART, SUPERVISING PRINCE

School No. ii. J. Chicker1ng, teacher-George
Beardsley, George W. Beatty, William II. Black
ford, Carol Bower, Harry II. Burroughs, Harry c,
Bursley, George V. Chandler, Eugene A. Davis,
William s. Dibbie, George A. w. r. Fairbrother,
John w. Hulse, Harry Il. kimball, Charles Meads,
Frank S. Ober, Philip Otterback, William Prospect,
r louis WeSer osen NV WhesfIev
min E. Woodward.
school No a-E. A. Hilton, teacher-Bessie
Ashley, Lillian E Anterior, Annie l. Burson Ida
N. Bog1a, Maud NJ. Crane. Bessie Q. Dillon, Belle
Donaldson. Annie w. Erwin, Eleanor q. Fisher.
Hstt n, 6 Flagg Ada S G. Hadsway Margaretha
Johnston, Ida V. Kemp, Margaret keogh, Ellen
B. Mclaughlin, Margsreta G, MeNeelyi Belle G
Wagner. Margaret II. wasney, Agnes b. Weir,
Maggie z. Weaver.
School No, s-R- ]. Day. teacher-Laura W.
Amery Minerva p. Allan, Annie {. AtchiSon, Eliza
beth j. Book, Mary Bradford, Mary E. Burgess
Mary h. CawOod, Mary T. Curry, Hannah l. Curry,
Howe, Mary L. Jei1eris, Virginia A. Keech, Martha
Z. kidwell, Augusta X. keyser, Addie Leitch,
Katie NJ: McCathran, Cornelia !. Mathis otelia r.
l. Strattan. Fannie l. Stewart, Sarah G. Shelton,
Mary b. Stouten6urgh: Ma: A. Toner, Roberta
Van Horn. Harriet I. Wood.
School No. An. NJ. Mack, teacher-Frank 4. Bar
ton, Fred NJ. Book Jos. A. Buckler, Camilla Chick,
Florence p. Carrigan. Paul II. Crornlein, Genervia
ent Dietrich, Marian E. Fitzhugh. Geo. w Francis,
Melville d. Hensey, Ida A. Lewis, Daniel L. Nor
gan, VIM. d. Porter, James V. Reardon, Duncan l..
Richmond, Conrad Ii. Syme, Arthur L. Scott, JAS.
H. Springman, Augustus c. Taylor, Alfred Willen-
| bucher.
FOURTH DIVISION, JOHN T. THOMPSON, SUPERVISING
PRINCIPAL.
School No. IL Fairbrother, teacher-William
G. Small, Edwin Howison, Lewis n. b. Sorrel, Louis
A. Rosafy, Harry o. Thompson, Edwin S. William
son, William Z. Buckley, ZenaS w. Alderman.
James F. Norris, Robert $. McKericher, Richard ".
Donaldson, George X. Brennan, Frank l. New
meyer, Charles II. Fenton, William VI. Larconbe,
William E 7. j. Gleeson, Ross Everett Gray, Peter
MeAIdle, Edward {. A, Watts, Robert G. Campbell,
School No. M. T. Martin, teacher-Ada G..
Dickerson. Annie E. Hickey. Ella Houck, Lilly Nc
COnnell, Vergie Price, Annie f. Sorrell, Theresa o.
Hessler, Estee S. johnson, Mary f. Espey. Isa-
belle v. Durfee, Fannie B. Blakelock Mary f. Deery,
Ella =. Davidson, Jesse HALEY; Mary N Hessler,
| Fitzgerald, Jennie T. Barker, Mary LShear, Emma
M. Plugge, Nellie E. Goldsmith, Minnie Boyer, Mary
v. Petty, Agnes r. Hutton.
| FIFTH DIvISIoN-R 7. JAHNEY, SUPERVISING PRINCE
School No. Laura A. Bradley, teacher-Helen
T. Bailey, Mary Britt, Virginia L. Cartwright, Effie
Blanche NJ Lghtfoot Clara N. Luckett, Virginia
NJ. Ludgate, Cora A. Mould, Clara Oettinger, Maria
Z Rocker, Lucy P. Young.
Bailey, Charles d. Decker, John M. Fisher, Leslie H.
Friend, William B. Harding, Nathaniel A. Lowry,
Maer
Taylor.
| A HOMEOPATHIC CONvRNTIoN.-The International
Hahnemannian association commenced its fourth
annual session at the ONCE OF DR. Z. Pearson on
18th street northwest, this morning. The meeting
was called to order by the president Dr. George +.
Foote, OF Stamford, Connecticut An address OF
welcome was delivered by Dr. Pearson. Reports
submitted by the secretary, DR. Custis OF this
city, and OF the treasurer, Dr. Cranch. Eight ply
s1cians were upon the Recommendation OF the board
OF cenSors, elected as members
THE VETERANS TO BIZ RECEIVED By THE W. L.
L CORPA-Ata SDecal meeting the Washing
ton Light Infantry Corps last evening it was de-
cided TO tender the Union Veteran Corps cold
Guard0 the compliment OF an escort tomorrow
evening upon their arrival from Brooklyn. The
corps Will assemble at Its armOry at $50 N. and
viii parade in fatigue uniform, with shakos.
FAMILY DIFFICULTY SRrTLkD-In March last a
bill In equity was filed by Messrs- c. Darlington
and /. Williamson for John A. Meneke:m agt L A.
Nenekeim and Others, 70 set aside deed which he
alleges he made through duress and the fear OF
defendants An answer was filed, denying the
charges, by Mr.. l. Tobriner, and the case was on
the calendar for hearing yesterday, but the CON-
plainants attorney dismissed the BILL
THE CONTEST OVER EDWARD SrMMs' wnL-To-
day, In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, the case
OF the win OF the late Edward Stmms was taken up,
and VIII probably occupy the time OF the court
r and Harry Simms agt ". J. Warren, executor,
Catherine v. 6imms, exccutnx, and Edwardina s.
Warren and Mary Ge0rgianna Simms. on issues
nom the Probate Court a. to whether the late Mr.
win, capable OF making Q valid deed or contract
Nee6rA A. g. RIDDLE and J. j. Waters appear for |
the cayeators. and AesxA w. r. Mattingly and n. /
Wilson for the psopounden Of the viii The ques-
the win was noe procured By undue influences CON-
In the Police Court to-day John Gr1nnell, colored,
Arrested by Detective Block on o charge OF being