Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-19


ROLL OF HONOR FOR THE SECOND QUARTER.
The quarterly roll of honor at the High School
for the quarter ending February 9Th has been
made out, and was announced to the school
Tuesday morning. The list embraces the three
pupils having the highest percentages in each
work of the entire quarter For the first time
in the history Of the school the boy and girl
first year class H. L. Stdham leads the boys
with 95.7 and Miss Amy Mothershead the girls
with 9s.7. Some of the young ladies are in.
ment in favor of Miss Ahthony's sixteenth
| amendment. The three classes Of the school
courses of study pursued The largest of these
sections are subd1vided alphabetically, making
in all twenty-one sections, averaging from
twenty-five to thirty students EACH The official
roll Of honor, as obtained from the school
authorities, is as follows:
Third-year clas s-! a: ]: B. Hull, G. s
Riley, w. A. Pollard, E. L. Schmidt. c: Maria
D: Mary V. Potter, Hattie j. Buchly, Ray
Second;year class-section A: L; E; La Fetra
| 9. A. N. McKimmie, W; 6: Reed. B: J. n. Saun
ses M aHs'Pn B ssr0n s. Mary
Frances H. Mccormick, Grace NJ. Parker, Laura
Annie Leonard: G; Mary 6. Hine, Bertha H
Miriam J. Austin, Mary E. MCGOWAN.
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Syme B. c. Garrett. B: H. L. Stidham, d. L.
Roseberry, W. S: Patch. c: A. L. Johnson, j
n. Henderson, g. r. Ogden D; Frankie s, H
Merillat. F. Juliet B. Graham, Jane r. Fur.
ricSs, Katie E. Kaiser Lillian MacBride. II:
Amy Mothershead, Annie A. McKnew, NJ. Lii.
liam Shear. 1: Isabella v. Durfee, Henrietta J.
Schlerf, Imogene M. James.
LECTURE FOR CHARITY To relieve the in
es the the
Witt Miller, Of Philadeiphia, at Foundry church
Uses of Ugliness," and the worthy object
| should assure large attendance.
ports stolen silver watch valued at $40. II. F.
Loyaire, 7O6 street, reports stolen from her
house gold watch, valued at $40.
SICK PoLICEMEN.-sergeant Hughes and OFF,
GERS Lewis and Wagner, Of the South Washing
sickness. Officer Fitzgerald, of East Washing
ton, is also on the sick leave.
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-The clerk OF the court
has issued marriage licenses to w. 7. Cox and
Landonia Price; Warren Straughter and Mag
Chas. e Merillat and Mary Grace Meals; James
o. Finks and Annie Payne Chewing.
Affairs i'm West Washington.
SENT TO JAIL FOR AsSAULTING A MAIDEN
Richard Gordon, colored, living on Factory Hill,
will board at the Jail for thirty days to come for
assaulting colored maiden, named Cora Kid
well, who said that he came to her house on
Sunday morning and sat down near the stove
where she had pan OF hot rolls. Because she
ordered him away from them he assaulted her.
Mr.. KIDwELL's FUNERAL-Funeral services
were held over the remains of John L. Kidwell
this morning at Trinity (Catholic) church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Roccoford. A large con.
course Of RELATIVES and friends Of the deceased
followed the remains to Oak Hill cemetery,
where the body was inferred. The pall,bearers
were Messrs. Seymour, Stake, Heron, Thomas,
Castleman, Rogue, Mitchell and Jones.
CUTTING IcE.-The Independent Ice company
has q large force Of men, with horses and p!ows,
from ten TO twelve inches thick.
ROBBERY LAST NIGHT.-The residence Of Mrs,
Mary e. Deener, No. 1928 street. was entered
last night by some one who cut Stats from the
front window In order to effect an entrance and
carried OF Q basket containing e2O worth OF
clothing.
NoTEA Potomac Conmandery, No. s.
Knights Templar, held q large meeting and 9
protracted drill At their temple on S2d street
last night.-Seventeen of the special police
men appointed have been assigned TO this pre-
cinCt.