Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23
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THE JUNIOR EXHIBITION IN THE coLLEGEHALL
LAST EVENING.
commencement week at the Georgetown uni
rersity began yesterday afternoon with the
Junior exhibition, which was held in the college
nall. Essays were read by Vernon Dorsey
Thomas j. Semmes, VIM. II. McCawley Geo
h. French. Brian Reilly and Daniel j. Geary.
PREMIUMS were awarded ia the Junior classes
70 M u Tompkns, Mo-; Geo. X. French. ID
=; James L. Martin, Va: c. Claude Braden-
Rogers, Pa: Chas- ]. Probst. Ark: Cornelius
Tonpkins. Mo-: Chas- VI. MeNaliy Pa: Alphonsus
Donion. y. Y: Vim. e. O'Byrne Ca: Mariano
Mora, " Y, and Daniel ]. Geary Pa
In me preparatory classes to Emile Christ,
IA wm; X Rogers, Pa; Edward J: sheehan,
Peru; VIM. c. MCGOWAN, u. c.; Michael p Me-
Sann Pa; Rufus Z. Garland, Ark, and Michael
THE, The LATE JUDGE T.. W. BARTLEY-The
funeral ofthe late Judge Thomas w BARLEY. as
stated in yesterdays STAR. took place yes;er
uay afternoon from Ascension church Tho ra
an :1,e were inferred in Glenwood cemetery At
asPeela: meeting OF the jackson democratic
association held last e. ening To take action in
Teierenee 10 the Death OF Judge BARLEY Messrs.
S.f. 'I!Tsr, j. ". sears. r. :. Davis, c. c. FRAY
ser and John j. Peabody, a committee appoint
ITO lor The pHrpoee, reported appropriate resolu-
ions winch were adopted. Addresses were
made by DIR. Culver and Mr. r. S. Davis.
r THE FUNERAL OF sab. MARKs-The fr,ero,
OF Nj > All Marks took place Yesterday nftnr
noon from his late residence No ,;:,O q; str,set
southeast, stated in The STAR Rev g. ~
Ahdrews, OF Christ church, who cfhciatcd was
assisted by Rev. \. +. Steele The remains w.,
IhtSireu IN tie Congressional cemetery Tho
PHFpearers were, on the part Of Columbia Com
Bpia1haerS No :, f. r., Messr>. smith and
Hyle. ashington X. A. Chapter. No. y
Me.srs- y 1. LOngley and H.M. Gilman; Nh val
io1Se, NO. l. f. y. ~ NJ. MessrS NatLanie
" Iiler ana George Harrington The Il ntgJ,t>.
ieiGpiar burial service was read at the hons.
by ar Knight T.. III. Cham rlain and al th..
sia'e W ". VI. Ed BoIeler, of Naval Lodge
IHE w HITE STAR I.INE-The sailing datas Of
t1e y" mite star line from New York have hecn
sntnstd 10 thursday after the Britannia sails
VII 7d'ufuay next the :. 9Th inst See adv't
HE Park HOTEL AT WILLIaMsPoRr pa.
ne fark hotel. W Transport Pa is becomino
ytuie summer home for MANY of the besi
W .iiiies VI W sshlngton An agent OF the house,
dlagr;,in OF the Park hotel and giving rates for
IOohsen suite and single. judging from, a.
S-Ices charged-viz-, SlO TO SIS per week-tbe
.uh motel should be crowded by Wasbing.
tb. ms alone as there are few summer resorts
80 20 Chh o!itr 80 many advantages OF large and
Iooiils There are no mlosq uitoes or InaIari,,
anu 40 nights during July and August that one
Vi TWO blankets are not In demand.
iEEMERrDIANHILLI oT.-The finest buildin,,
IoI or MERIDIAN Hill will be sold this afternoos,
"a % clock This 10. Is on 10th street. near 20
iemoia avenue and the only one left on hat
ee' 10 DC sold, and Is a splendid chance.
LIE WASHINGTON Arr ScHooI.-rhe recen-
MI Shd exhibition given by the pupils of tie
asHtiglcn art school last evening was ar
seHueu oy hundreds OF interested friends md
~ ~ =. ar work The quantity and quality
Vi. siiso the Very artistic decorations The 70
.ePt-on VIII be repeated his evening ard a5rai.,
so-norro", aite- which the rooms viii be .snct,
70 the puolic- an VIC open