Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
The K2GlY Cross Aca.5cu,y.
TIM CLOSING EXERCISES LAST EyESING-NEp
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TIN CLOSING EXERCISES LAST EyESING-MEpALs
AND PREMIUMS AWARDED.
The closing exercises OF the HOLY Cross academy
were held at the academy building 1912 Massa-
chusetts avenue, last evening The rooms were
handsomely decorated, and fine collection OF
paintings and drawings were on exhibition. The
entertainment consisted of a number OF fine musi-
cal selections rendered by the young ladies of the
academy. The valedictOry was delivered bv Miss
NJ % liara, and Rev. Z. L. ChapeIIe delivered the
address To the graduates. Prizes and medals We're
awarded as follows
senior Departmental the graduating class
special premium in mathematics, to Miss Annie
- zen: special premium in painting, Miss Lizzie
noSifon i1 o Rre1, IN astrononiy rhetoric COM
NJ o. Hara. L. Fealy, n. Dapray and \. O'Brien:
nrst In algebra and geometry, Miss \. O'Bnen. /.
ker First Senior ClaSS-Special premium to Miss
H. Witty; first premiums to Misses NJ. Witty aud
A McCrann. Second Senior ClaSs-Special pre-
mullins. Misses Pauline Tate and Regcna McIa,igh-
nm; nfSt premiums, Misses Re4ena Mclaughlin A.
oleary ana r. Tate Third Senior Ciass-spectal
premium. Miss NJ Clements, first premiums, Misses
NJ Hurdle. " Hill, NJ. seitz, NJ. Clements, G. Moran
ana ana '; minor. Preparatory C!ass-Special premium,
Miss Agnes White; first premiums. Misses r. Has,
Wen. !. Byrne, S. Flanagan, NJ. Hurley A. White
n. o tiara, B. Spencer, L. Hewlett and NJ. Renaiien.
J Wn'o DeparIm af premiums to Misses
premiums 10 Misses Il. D0rdn, b. Thompson, l.
WARD, Mary and Maggy Laughran, G. Dunn r.
0hagan, ~ Bannon. C. Atchison, VI. Meany. l.
HAYDEN NJ. st. John. II. sncw, E. Grafan. Ella and
NJ. i'm
Miss Ethel Graffan. '--o'
&inim Department.-Specia1 premiums, Mamie
q brien anu D. CroSsfeld. First premiums, B. Bot
sean, NJ. Fealy, NJ. O'Bricn, \. Brooks. A. chad
ArIEe5, VI. Downing, NJ. Becker, NJ. Green NJ Nc
,,;;,l' L. c1lby, NJ OHagan. NJ flanagan. Ere
li'IlIS Tor being good little giTlS-Sallie Johnson
Mahon. . . - -i'-
Gold Medals.-Medal awarded for poltteness and
correct department Ill the senior department was
drawn for by Misses Regena Mclaughlin, Mary
Clements and p HaswelL Miss Mclaughlin was
the successful competitor. Misses Lizzie Welcker
ana Lucille Wyard drew for the conduct medal.
awarded In the junior department, the former
oeas successful The following little girls, of the
Mollle Becker, Jennie and Daisy Crossiled Bessie
Brett, mary Wilson, Mary Green. Katie and Aggie
Dunn Katie Dunn carried off the prize.
Graduating medals were conferred on Misses An
NE OBrien. Mary O'IIara, Elizabeth Feay, Neva
Dapray, Minnie Walker.
In the department for little boys first premiums
were awarded 10 +. Moran, c. Began, p. Tate NJ
Green, W. Griffin. Gerald Griffin, Z. Griffin. l.
kengla, j. and b. Mohun, r. Gebner, p Collins d.
Laug hran, j. sherman, T. Feay, E. Power w
Mitch. j. Doran, b. Cannon, W. Clagett, j. Toomey,
G. Farr, +; Cleary, $. Walsh, de Nun Walsh, v.
Evans, W. "yard, 5. Wyard and j. Brooks.
Transfers of Real Estate.
j. I. Stevens to W. F. Oge, sub. 81, block G. Ner1-
dian Hill; $500; and lot IS, do. s6a5. A. Hyde, trus-
Tee. 10 +. NJ. Green lot Sc, Washington Heights;
500 F. N. Green to Catherine W. Myer lots SO,
81, 81 and So, do; S7.6i9.4O. Elisha Goddard to
saline, lot %. do; i233D.10 S. G. Mcdowell to
insOn to b. p. Gaines east pit IL So 2S2: 100 d.
MaGkay 10 James E. Fitch, pit. CD. So. 242; =. W.
lots @ a6I &c m fGs5ee to j. F
Pleasant, &c; 81 1910. E. Staffer 10 Chas Never
SUB sub and 6, 50. 1Ols; $3.50. c. Meyer to Meta
stevenson, pit 81 50 So s7oo J. b. Edmond dG ct
al. to John Grinder, lot "a. do; 8, and lot %,
N.Y. Mye lots 50 and fsaefSy to Gafasrne
Elizabeth DAMN Dunn to Catherine W. Myer
1Gs HI, H. and 3D. S - and % sub
"; H. Young TO Margaret A. McKnew, sub a. 50.
2s; $3.50 I. T. Crittenden to A. Kappeler lots II
to %, 50. l9l; sls,Gsa, IS. H. d. Walbrldge ct al,
trustees, to {. w. Simpson, parts 5 and g. SCI $50:
$3.50 Jalnes b. johnson to Ellen ToIliver, part l.
block 8, Eliingham; 1899. j. A. Prescott ard James
Barry farm; 5000. Same to W. H. Liverpool part /,
sec l. do; 1000 $. J. Willis to NJ. Hooran, part 30,
siS So go S159G r T. Craven to Alice 4. Palmer,
lots 40 to So 3 to 49, 1O4 to III 100 to lao. 50. 1851
: L. r. shoemaker ct al. trustees, TO Alice A.
1lngilng. lot 40. So s66; $500. ID. c. Yinglfng to
{. W King, lot 50. 81. 363; $3.50. John d. Newman
King to on A. y P 4 6o re- " ot Of
g So s ssi windsor to X ". 20 Joh psS 4 p to
lot 10. block II, Effngham Place: $3.50 f. b. FaIelv
to Jane G: Edwards, lotH So ITO; $50 $. Proctor
!! Se II i TAX p 10 10 81 s ii; :4s9 S Proctor 70
Mary Connolly, pit II, So PSI; 1915.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.-The COM
menceInent exercises OF the Maryland Agricul-
tnrl college occurred yesterday. President smith
delivered an address, after which he delivered the
diplomas to the graduateS-WllIlam A. Lakin OF
Washington county, and Frank Martin, OF Mont
gomery county, Md, both OF whom delivered
highly creditable essays The professors and stu
dents were entertained In the evening at the resi-
denee OF the president The prospects OF the COL
HEGe Tor next year were pronounced good
THE HOMEOPATHIC DocroRs.-At the homeopathic
institute, III session at Deer Park, Nd, yesterday
paper was read by DR.. j. Is. g. GUSTS OF this city
on stomach and enterck disorders that may be CO.
Incident with denttion. 1t was finally decided by
the committee TO whom We're referred the Charges
against Drs. Pearson and Cate of this city, that
the senate OF the institute could only deal with the
apparent contempt shown by the accused for the
Washington medical society.
IHE CONCERT AT THE WHITE House GROUNDS
THIS EvESISG-At the Marine band concert nj the
White House grounds this afternoon the following
program viii be given: March-"Franz Josef Jubl,
JANUS 10y request), Strauss COllation-'.Crspin
Ia Comare, Ricci Valse-"Dreain OF the Ocean,"
&uhsL seiection-"Beggar Student" Millocker
Rustic Danee-"YOula- You'll, /" Theophile. Ballad
Farewell" Graham Fantasia-.'In Parlor and