Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19
The immaculate Conception school.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS ArLINCoLN HALL

immaculate Conception school took place this
morning at Lincoln hall In the presence of a
large audience. The stage u mass of floral
decoration, and there were displayed about IT
specimens of drdwine. painting and emoroid-
cry, the work OF the pupils. One OF the most
noticeable objects displayed was a large crayon
OF Rev ;. F. Ryan, the pastor Of the church,
made from small card by Miss Aggle ARM
strong, one OF the graduatin. class The mu-
steal and evolutionary exercises were OF a char-
acter most creditable to the school.
The honors, with medals. premiums and
crowns. awarded by Rev. Father Ryan,
the pastor, as folows:-Honors to the senior
class, gold medals and crOwns-Nisses Katie T..
| Harper, Anna NJ Polk, Adele NJ. Miller, Maggie
J.. Beliew. Aggie n. Armstrong, Mamie j.
White.
| First and second classes-gold medals to Mat
tie Fitzpatrick, Rosa Mckenny. Dora Ryan
and Belle Leeds. Premiums TO Maggie Ryan,
Mollie De Lacy. Kate Polk Katie Sheehy, Flor
cnce Jones, Bessie Foley, Grace Rodgers, Mag
gle Nolan. Annie Williams, Estelle Williams,
Aggie sheehy, Mamie Waters, Bessie Foley,
Grace Mahcr Mary Armstrong, Emma Miller,
Mamie Mulla.y. Clara McGealy, Mamie Muir
phv. Mary Degses, Maggie Williams, Rosa
Kant, May Belle Whitesell, Matte Gibson,
Katie Allen. Annie ONeil Lizzie simmons,
Mamie killigan, Katie Wallieh, Annie Dunn,
hattie Brown and LOrettO Suit
Third and fourth classes silver medals for eX-
eellence to Aggie Ryan. Fannie May Shreve,
Lizzie Fitzgerald, Lizzie Ryan. Premiums to
Katie Clark, Mamie Forsyth, Lizzie Carpenter,
May koechling, Fannie Glennan; Ida Wallich,
Emma Emma Brown, Minnie Bales, Katie Roche,
Z
yard. Julia Reagan, Marie Latimer. Mamie
,iaegler Maggie Jones; Julia Schmitt, Mamie
Gayer, sadie McLeran Mary Norton. Minnie
Warren Ella Dunn, Blanche Boucher, Maggie
shugrue, Susie Mckenny, Jessie Marks Bessie
Simmons, Mamie Kelly, Katie Murphy, Belle
Jones, Mamie Roche, Perlie Coomes, Lula
Bennf a MiRns Mary Agnes J9hn
cahey, Jennie Salel, Maggie Carbery Teresa
;SsalIeli, Katie sweeny, Mary opdyks, ida Mel
shsshy, Gsriie Iowrey, Katie o'Seii, Mamie
Deneale. Lucy Martin. Nellie Williams, Gertie
Becker, Mamie sehmitt, josie McGeary, Joe
Premlulns In primary department.-katie
Suit, Katie Condor. Loretto Lowenstein, Jo-
anna Cox, May Fillius, May sipe Helene Geb-
LAZY, Annie Hanes, Mamie Fraber, Mary Ter
esa, Florence May, Katie Lynch, Susie Crnw-
yard, Birdie Mckenny, Mary Sat1eI, Nellie
AIohun, Annette Johnston, Maggie White,
Mollie Williams, Lizzie Mohun, Maudie New
Knight, Nettie Bales, Annie Hortschamp,
Mamie O Donnell, Annie Murphy, Lille For
ter, Agnes Mari, Katie Keith, Julia , Dunn l
Florence Nj. Roche, Mary Jaiser, Lena Kaiser,
ollie ollie Jones, Nellie Roche, Katie McDermott,
Loretto Smith. Mary Nelson, Maybell Latmer,
Sadie orNeil; Oracle Cox, Lizzie Mccormick,
Deneale and Lula Maxwell.
r, Dollie s.; Melting, Matte Gaesle and
Clara hle eG, for trying to be good little girls
strong and Katie Harpe Radses 81 eden
tion-Misses May Belle WhiteseT Sadie
McLeran, Fannie May Shreve. Katie Allen and
Misses Mollie De Lacy, Mamie Murphy. Emma
Miller. Mamie Mullaly, Fannie May Shreve,
Mamie Forsyth. Katie Clark and Fannie Glen
nan. For Improvement in organ lessons-Miss
Kickie Kant. For ornamental writing Misses
Maggie Nolan, Estelle Williams. For lady-like
depOrtment-Miss Annie W illiams Premiums
Erzn eh ion nir,f mt,
bOokk keeping, writing and needlewOrk TO Misses
Maggie Nolan, Jennie Glennan, Lena Allen
Mamie White, Anna Polk, Annie Williams, Es,
telle Williams, Katie Sheehy, Aggie Sheehy,
Mamie Mullaiy, Katie Wallich, Mary Deggcs,
Annie Herbert, Mamie killgan, Maggie Shu-
grue. Kate Polk. Emma Miller, Fannie May
Shreve, Cora Shreve, Katie Allen, Rickie Kant
Lizzie Fitzgerald. Genevieye Mailman. Maggie
Becker. Sadie McLeran. Grace Rodgers Mag
gle Williams, May Belle Whitesell, Rosa Reeder
Mary ARMSTRONG, Mamie Waters, Florence
O'Neit. Mary Mucahy. Rosa Mckenny, Matte
Fitzpatrick, Mollie De Lacy. Dora Ryan, Mamie
Gaesler, Mamie Ryan, Rosa Bales and Agge
Ryan.
CATTLE MARKEr:-Held every Wednesday at
and .. X. r., three miles from the city, Lewis
u. Means, proprietor. 1872 head Of cattle on the
market; 16o sold to butchers, balance left over.
Best sold from 5as to $40; good, Oh to OH; fair
4s4 tO5; medi um, HI to 4l2; ordinary, 3l4 to 4.
1927 Old sheep and lambs up, i945 sold
to butchers; balance left over. Old sheep sold
from 3aa TO IA. Lambs, to Z. 40 cows and
calves up, selling from $25 to $50 per head
state OF the market dull for both cattle and
sheep.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ROBERT H. Ora
HAM.-The funeral of Robert II. Graham which
took place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence. 511 9th street, was largely attended
The remains were inferred in Congressional
cemetery. Rev. Drs. Mckinney, Sunderland
and Mpa1Or conducted the nall
bearers We're: Messrs. f. G.. Davis, W. g. Brock
&C. Duncanson, Geo.W. BalIock, WI. Stephen
Dubant, representing the. knights Templar,
Scottish Rite, Chapter and Lodge F. A. A. NJ
The burial services begun at the house were
funeral cortege was one of the largest that has
been seen in this city for years.
A PLEASANT WEDDING IN EAST WASHING.
TON.-There was q pleasant wedding last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John r. John
their daughter, Miss Annie T.. Johnston and
the groom was Mr.. George ID. Bury, OF the book
9lndery government printing office. Miss Belle
lively as bridesmaid and groomsman. Fathers
sullivan and Hughes officiated. There was
very large attendance OF friends, who were en-
tertaIned after the ceremony al a wedding sup
per. The bride received u roomful of beauti-
full and useful presents. After the wedding
feast the couple repaired to their new home No
o3 ID street northeast.
iWESI1 DoLLARS EACH FOR SLEEPING IN
PUBLIC PARKS.-Iast night and this morning
at an early hour Lieut.. Arnold, with a squad Of
officers, visited the smithsonian and Aorcll-
tural grounds and arrested nine men whom
they found asleep on the benches and ON the
grass under the trees. The nine men were
lined and marched oil 10 the fifth precinct
station,whcre they gave their names as follows
Robert Waters, James Taylor. James Alexay-
der, Charles Tasco, August Boehmie, John
Miller, Thos. Key, John Ellis, Albert Parish
wcfe locked up and taken to the Police Court
this morning, where they were CHARGED with
trespassing. Keys collateral was forfeited
The others were convicted, and Judge Shell, re-
marking that he was not going to have the
pubic parks made resting places Of by drunken
loatcrs. imposed a fine of $50 or two months in
each case.
BASE BALL.-The Nationals were vanauished
by the Nirginias in Richmond yesterday by a
score of q tod. The game was lost by errors
on the part OF the Nationals at critical points
and an inability 10 hit the ball safely although
they hit ii hard TIE clubs play at Capitol
park this Afternoon and one of the most excit-
elsewhere yesterday: At Observation-Disclosures
IL. Louisville ,. At NOrUlk-NorfoIk 10 Will
Inington =. At Newark, n. J.-Newark 4,
Trenton 5. At Observation-Disclosures 3, Bos-
ION D; AZ Chicaso-Chicayo Buffalo 4. At
New Iork-Metropolitan !, Cincinnati 5. AT
New iork-Brooklyn 3, ST Louis /. At 81
Louls-St. Louis 3. Detroit 4. At Springfield
Mass.-Philadelphia 23, Springfield 5.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
THE GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The commencement exercises of the George
town Collegiate Institute took place at Curtis
hall last night. The salutatOry was deiiye, ca
by Miss Nellie ConDelley, and the valedictory
awarded by Rev. Dr. Fullerton The graduates
were Mise. Rebecca CASTELAR, D. e.. Ella Me.