Evening star., 1885-06-06
THE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Preparations for the Commencement,
Exercises-A List Of the Graduates
Etc.

Ahc Sins anu Ucys. OE rA&ueE young ta0leS ana
gentlemen OF the High school, are now busy
under the direction of the acting principal pre-
pairing for the graduation exercises which will
be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning In tho
hall at the High school. The graduating class
is an unusually fine one, and the teachers take
much pride in il. The second aud third year
classes are likewise very promising. There are
three courses Of study, the academic and scien-
tific taking each three years. aud the business
course taking only two years. Glasses Of credit
able size will graduate from each of these
courses. At the exercises Tuesday the names
of the fortunate competitors for the Kendall
scholarship in the Columbian university, the
the in the Bosson Selisss Saisss
sty shs oorns sns nxer,y h s,ney VII,
ships are determined by the rank attained by
the competitors in the school. OF course, II the
the second in rank takes his place, so far as tue
distribution of the scholarships is concerned
Ihe award of the Birney scholarship, which is
colors, Is determined by an examination, which
will be held at the High school today.
70 me ne iSlloming is the order Of exercises
Now the Daylight Fills the Sky. 1.
salutatory. Hattie J. Buchly. 2. Essay
ng w?%a9 oraan haosophsr Hattie w. cuss
Armstrong. Chorus-Sweet Visions of Child :
hood;-Gioyer. 4. Experiments and Demon
StidttoHS-bOtdHy, EilzdpolQ ~. bOn0o. C0SmiS~
Essay-Venice, Annie T. ScammeIl. Solo and
ass riss and the Solo BY
Gertrude g: Jochum. Military drill. Z. Glass
HeaSSys Shsplss 3e Hne
of diplomas Chorai-So Merrily Over the
Spray.-RicharSs. solos by Misses Cuttings,
burrough and Wylie.
THE GRADUATES.
The graduates frono thu ou6 eotau
tific course are James w. Anderson, William
s. Armstrong, Charles Beardsley, jr., Harry F.
Belt, Charles II. Boyuton, Charles E. Brock,
Eugene c. Brown, Perciial NJ. Brown, William
Butterworth, Francis j. Carman, Arthur E.
Clifford, Charles J.. Cooke, Chapman S. Cosby,
Iohn han1s 3 sohn Raishi Emil pebssch, Clarence +
F. Fairchild, William Lee. Ford, Paul GorhaI1.
James A: Hanke, Charles Del. Hine, Vernon E.
Fred T. F. Johnson, Edward s. Lewis, Gideon
a. Lyon, John MaCauley, George n. Moore,
Clarence r. Myrick, Willard A. Pollard An.
Ernest L. Schmidt Edward q. smith, Freder,
lex Sohon, Alfred 81. Speake, William s. Teei
jr.; James Watson, George {: C:Wedderburn, sam.
F. Willoughby, John 1. Writ William G. Wood
ward, Catherine V. Allen, Berthe J. Armstrong,
Nary Mary Bailey Rd Emma Ballmap Clara ( Barron
Rnsna srSsnshan, ,s.dans EIzsbs.h ESxn: Hattie j.
buCuiSs luEkes FRANCES j. Camp
Lillian a T. Coak hatte annf.'e M cashiee Saase
Jennie T. Davis, Adaline g. Dawson, Emile
NJ. Foley, Nellie N. Friend. Alexandra l.. Ca
leski, Leah Gapen; Edith II. Gardner, Emma
German Sarah Gibson, Anna s. Gilbert, Flo
Gertrude e. Jochum, Hattie g. Jones, Esther ].
hackey, Margaret A. Lanahan, Eleanor Lasier,
joy. Alice c. McDade, Mary E e. Mailon. Alice I E.
A. Malone, Hilda North, Clara V. Ober, Cora A.
0ssre, Mary v. Potter, Vesta Richards. Annie
Sinsabaugh, Mary NJ. stalnaker, Lena o.
Stearns, Carrie Stewart, Lila Tayler, Annie E.
Walker Walker Grace e., A. Walker, Hattie r; White,
Clara H. Wilson, Adelaide T. Wilton, Marion
A. Wilton, Mary Z. Wood, Flonda v. Wylie,
The graduates from the business course are
Frank e. Bisley, George r: Cranmer, Harry B.
Crosby, Charles A. Davis. Fenton A. Denison,
Lyon, Samuel j. Stewart % Samuel m % a s%,adeils seGn
Miriam ]. Austin, Addie J. Barrick, Julia T.
Cavanaugh, Alkaline A. Davis. Mary r. Dun
V. Lithgow, Mary Z. MCGOWAN, Kittie L. Mar
tin, Wiiheimina NJ. Miller, Emily II. Proctor,
Julia E. Robinson, Jennie L. Ryder and Planxty
Seaman.
THE HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
The members Of the school and the teachers
are very proud Of the proficiency which the
High School Cadets have attained during the
year under the instruction Of Captain Burton
r. Ross, of the Washington Light Infantry
corps. The organization of the corps will be
somewhat changed next year on account Of
the graduation from the school of the major
OF the battalion and several other officers and
members of the command. The officers of the
Frederick Sohon; adjutant, ]. Willoughby
Anderson: sergeant-major, Linnaeus E. LaFetra:
color sergeant, VIM: f. Horton; ordnance SER
geant, VIM. IL. Dice, jr.; bugler, Bernard L.
Green,
Company A-Captain, s. stanhope William
Hine. serseants LOUIS ts p whitaker a 1aS Jo6a fH Il
Drown, Clarence +. Doyle, Edward s. Lewis.
Harry F. Belt. Corporals, Edgar F. Strong,
swindelIs, John L. L. Y. w Bartlett. nis William m
G. I. Rollins. Lewis p. Clephane, John E Ben
ton.
Lieutenants, VIM. S. Teel, jr, Gideon A Lyon,
Apple c. spencer Cosby, Ernest l. Schmidt.
Roberts. Harry ". Reed. george C. Bolingsr aga
Charles F. Petersen. George L. Wilkinson,
Mortimer Redman, Clarence R.Cranmer, Joseph
In addition there is a drum corps, of which ].
Vernon Reardon is sergeant, aud Charles ].
p. Henderson Cromelien and Harry ". JohrR
son are corporalS.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-R. o. Hoffman has
heirs OF Susan Walker to Catherine Donnelly,
lot p, square 220, 2t feet inches front by 1SO
l streets northwest. and improved by a three
story brick house, for $4,000. Lots 199, 300
and 50, square 206. 63 feet front on 4th street
by l2o on street. to w. H. Goddard, for
$500. Lot sub. 94, square 363, northwest
corner OF French and 9th streets northwest 20
feet front by 95 feet deep. for A. H. Brown, to J.
W. Dutton. for 81 $500 Lots part Of 13 and all
of IA and 10, square 10, southwest corner of
10th and and V streets northwest, 160 feet on 10th
Riggs & Co.. to Samuel Maddox, for $4,000
Lot> %. 80, 81 and 50, square 2O2, southwest
corner Of 14tA and V streets northwest, 80 feet
on 14th street and 1856 feet inches on v street.
through j. w. =. Myers. for Col. James G. Ber.
ret, to Mr. Frank j. TibbettS for 81 square
foot. Lots 40, Al, AZ and 43, square 2O2, two
lots fronting on Boundary street aud two on W
street each 20 feet trout, by about SO feet deep,
for Mr.. c. G. Glover, of Riggs & Co.. for about
4Oc. square foot. Lot "a, in square 23S, 18th
street northwest, between 90 feet front by about
100 feet deep for Miss Alice l.. Rggs,at soc. a So.
foot. Parts Of lots 20 and p. square 211 18th ST.
northwest, between and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest, west side % feet front by IeO
S4,S75. Parts Of lots IL and 1s, square 1913,
2S feet front by depth OF 10, east side OF 10th
street, between q and p streets northwest for
Z. S. Hnntlcy to Mrs: Cutter, for "a, $50. Lots
side, between 18th and 18th streets northwest,
Improved by two three-story manSard roof and
basement brick houses, for the American Life
Insurance company of Philadelphia, to Mrs.
for 81, 900.
CONFESSED THE ROBBERY. - VIM. T. East
wood, young man from McKeysport, Pa, was
6. Saunders OF a $40 silver certificate. He con-
fessed the robbery and gave up the money.
MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
Abraham L. Hilton and Emma ROckey; Joseph
E. Daley and Catherine Casey: S, Van BRAY and