Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-10
Norman school Graduates.

Ah1 SoAAASlkAENI EAkkCI>ES LAST EVENING
LINCOLN
The annual commencement OF the Washington
Normal school at Lincoln Hall last evening was
largely attended, and the scene presented on the
stage was very pretty and attractive President
Warner, OF the school board. presided and seated
on the stage were Commissioner West Super1n
tendent j. U. Wilson. Miss l. F. Smith the Drinci-
pal OF the normal school; Prof F. A. Paul the rrin
eipal or the high school: Prof Cleveland Abe and
the members OF the graduating class. After Salec
tons from the Marine Rand PRAYER was Offered Inv
hev. Dr. Leonard Then the practice school gave
some interesting musical exercises which was fol-
lowed oy brief expressions from the young ladies
or thoughts upon topics suggested by the princt-
stes by Commissioner West AFTER the conHence-
Eent exercises the members OF the class of - were
entertained by the members OF the Class OF So and
speecheS We're made by Prof. Able, Prof Butter
neio, Miss smith, the principal, Mrs Spencer and
the members OF the two classes
The following Is list OF the graduates. Nao1a-
lena Catharlna Book. Hanna Augusta Brecht Ella
Maud Chase, Bette Copenhaver. LYDIA Dalton.
charlotte Caroline DesseZ Estella Constance Dronp
DIVA Dana Eastwood. Eliza Gin Fawcett WiIheI.
NINA Corneiia Hartmann. Mary Cornelia Hilton
Msgge May Hines, Jennie Hodges, May Jenkins.
S1aiy Secela Kelly, Ida Lee Myers, Helen Gilman
NICHOLS Margaretta Mould. Leila Russell NowIn-
heuiah Elizabeth Parsons. Lena silver. Sarah En-,
una srnons susan Bender sipe, Fannie Estele Tow
ner, Clara Willenbucher.
III, LII hnAAISs OF MEssKs- LUCKEY AND Suffer-
The bodies of Messrs- Levi p Luckey and Benia-
min p. Suffer, drowned with Gen. Babco,.E ar
mosquito Inlet, Florida, were buried on the beac,,
where tney lost their lives, but WILL some tiIns
next iaIi or winter. be brought north Tor perIaa-
nent bural-that OF Mr.. suffer 70 Mt Holly. y. '.
ana tnat OF MI Luckey 10 Baltimore.
DEATH OF Mr. JOAN BULL-Mr John Rull the
weu-knOwn real estate manager, who has r-fd,i
IN THIS city for many years, died yesterday OF
9ngnts disease, at the age OF s1xty-four wears He
was associated with knbourn d Latta In rhe real
estate business for some time SubseouenfIy he
managed the property OF. Messrs Sunderland q
Hilyer and or late has had charge of John r. Alley.
great interest in real estate In the northw,sr
section OF the city, Mr.. Bulls reputation was
synonymous with integrity and honesty
SALE OF DwEILINGs-Oneo OF the best oppor,un,.
ties presents itself In the sale OF the brick DWELLINGS
Nos 1913, 1918, 1917 and 1919 18th street between
II and y, which will take place Tomorrow afrer
noon at $50 o'clock These houses are under good
rental, and Will make splendid investment or
home. See advertisement In to-day's issue.
INVESTMENT Decentralization is called To the
advertisement In the column OF Business Chances
o. the first mortgage bonds Of the Washington
L&ht Infantry Corps They are six per cert
bond, payable In June and December, and anuly
secured by the Light Infantry property aud a fund
t~pay the principal Of the bond
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. THE WEEKLY
s1Ak WIN be sent postpaid 10 any address In the
United states or Canada until after the presidential
electlon for nfty cents. IL Is large eight-page
paper OF nfty-Sx columns OF Interesting reading
matter-pohtical, miscellaneous. personal news
ana gossip, etc. Send for q sample CODY
ATTENTION Is called TO the last great trade sale.
CARRIAGES. o0ggfeS, &C, at the Manufacturers,
repository, GIL E street northwest, Thursday, June