Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16

Graduation Day at the Immaculat,
Conception school.

The twenty-first annual commencement of
the Immaculate Conception school was held
this morning at the National Rifles hall, which
was crowded to Overlooking with the friends
and patrons of the school, On the platform and
walls were exhibited specimens of the handi-
work of the pupils and were much admired.
Embroidered lambrequins were shown by
Misses L. Williams, NJ. Fitzpatrick and NJ
Ryan. Embroidered banners, tides, table
scarfs, etc, ETC., Misses K Allen, A. Williams, E.
Williams, F. Glennon, Z. Evans, l.. Fitzgerald
NJ. Delacy, A. Sheehy, NJ. Ryan, NJ. Herbert
aa aSsS Rase1s Raaasef iFsT ss
Findley, X. Allen and NJ. Fitzpatrick. Crayon
sketches, by Misses +. Jones. 6. Rodgers, NJ.
Nolan, NJ; Latimer. NJ. Gaeger and F. NJ.
Shreve. An attractive musical program was
carried out In a manner most creditable to all
who took part.
HONoRs, MEDALS AND PREMIUMS.
Honors, medals and premiums were awarded
as follows: Gold medals of honor to the gradu-
ates-Misses Maggie Ryan and Matte Fitz-
patrick. First department ed and Sd classes
Medal for distinguished success, Mollie De-
lacy. Medal for faithful attendance, Estelle
Williams. Premiums, Kate Sheehy, Florence
Jones. Maggie Nolan, Grace Rodgers, Dora
Ryan, Agnes Sheehy, Sarah McLeran, Mary
Norton and Blanche Boucher. Premium Of
distinction, to Miss Lizzie Ryan. Premiums to
Misses Bessie Gaegler, Sarah Federline, Cora
Shreve, Mary Kelly. Mary Agnes Johnston.
Cora Baker, Mary Roche, Kate Sweeney, Belle
Jones, Bessie Allen and Perle Coomes. Fourth
fIIass;,Premiums to Sadie Crawford. Jennie
Saffell, Minnie Brayerol, Rose Federline,
Maude Love, Kate Clements, Teresa safiell,
Leeds, Grace Maher, Annie Williams, Mary
Mullaly and Emma Miller. Second and third
department Christian doctrine-Medals for ex-
cellence, Mary Ryan first class and Mary For
syth second class. Premiums to Mary KILL
gan, May Belle Whiteseil,, Lizzie simmons,
Brown, Loretto Suit, Rose Reider, Fannie May
G3lennon, Rosa Miller, May Maxwell, Cecilia
Necessary. Minnie Warren, Lola BalIufi, Maggie
Muilaiy, Kate oNeil Mary Condor, Emma
Brown, Susan Federline, Maggie Gayer, Mary
Gaegler, Maggie Jones, Julia schmitt, May Sim
sarah Mcksran, ' Nary ary' Norton MORT Blane dSs
Boucher, Lizzie Ryan, Bessie Gaegler S. FEEDER
line e. S shhreve, NJ Kelly. NJ Johnston Ben
K. Sweeney, B. Jones, B. Allen and p Coomes.
Fourth department, Christian doctrine. &c
premiums to ]. Mailman, NJ Mulcahy, A. Pep
per s j saiel NJ gra ZEE 4 F,e ,d, NJ
+ Martin, M u: Forsyth Vi H Mcaear s'n Z.
NJ. Deneale, NJ King, K. O'Neii, s. Bateman, K.
Lynch, X. Condor, L. Mccormick, X. Suit, c.
Williams, 5. Crawford, X. Zerega, A. Hanes, NJ.
nell, NJ. Bateman, X. Mullaly, K. Joy, NJ Cur
tin, A. O'Neil, NJ. Bateman, T. Zerega, NJ Fra
Der, NJ. LawlOr and L. May.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Premiums to Minnie MARI, Julia Dunn, Lizzie
Office, Annette johnson, Birdie McKenney,
Nellie Mohun, Lizzie Mohun, Loretto Lowen-
stein, Jane Knight, Maude Newman, Lille
Forsyth, May Kiordan. Mamie Satiell, Mamie
Maggie Clarke, Mamie ODonnell, Mamie
Lowery, Kate Reuth, Kate Evans, Agnes Mari,
P Hi1,in BalluH, Net1ie Bales, Sarah Brown,
Nellie Roche, Mary Jaser. Bessie kelligan, Kate
King, Lena Kaiser, Katie Saffell, Mabel Latimer,
Maggie Crawford, Mary Foulk, Ollie Jones.
Daisy Winkler, Mamie Hines, Nellie n Kelly,
Loreto Smith, Sadie ONei, Katie Norton, May
Hughes, Blanche Young, Ella johnson, Katie
McDermott, Lola Goddard, Wennie Feeley
Maggie Martin, Annie White, Fannie Leary,
Nellie Kelly, Mamie sheehey, Mamie Quilter,
Bessie Kahn, Nellie Sullivan, Mary Lynch
Clara Allen, Mary Saffell.
The Misses TiHey's School.
The closing exercises of the Misses Tiffey's
school took place yesterday morning at the
rooms, No. 1436 Corcoran street. There was a
large attendance of parents and friends. The
exercises consisted of Rotations, dialogues and
songs, which were rendered in a very credi-
table manner, especially an operetta, entitled
"Grandma's Birthday" At the close of the
exercises refreshments were served to the
the exercises were NJ. Russell, E. ButterfeId. r
Roome, b. Gibbs, H. Lyman, Ida Young, S.
Carter, l.. Roome, s. Little and B. Daskam.
THEY QUARRELED ABOUT YOUNG MAN.
In the Police Court to-day Ida Johnson. colored,
was charged by Birdie Hughes, also colored
with profanity, and carrying black jack
Birdie, arrayed in lowered silk, and a pink
friends and well-dressed young man named
William Harrison. Ida also had with her
several lady friends, and gazed at Harrison con-
stantly. Birdie said when she left the festival
at Mount HOeb church, East Washington FRI
interisred, declaring that VIII should not go
with Birdie, and made things generally very dis
agreeable, using threatening language Birdie
and Ida met the next night In the market
1ered and prevented bloodshed. Ida denied
that she used prOtane language, or had a black
jack. The judge, however, imposed a fine OF S5
on her.
A HONEYMOON TERMINATED BY DEATH
On Tuesday, May LIST, Mr.. John Quinlan, a
nue. above 9th and Boundary streets, and Miss
Kate Shea, of the same neighborhood, were
Ian was taken sick with heart disease, and his
death occurred Monday afternoon as stated in
yesterdays STAR His funeral will take place
at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
burial will be at Mt. Olivet Mr.. Quinlan was a
native of ireland, about 81 years of age and
had resiGed here for about % years.
THE NORWOOD INsTIrUrE-Mr. and Mrs.
William d. Cabell, principals of Norwood Insti-
tute, have gone to Norwood, Va, to prepare for
their summer session. Miss Garrison will re-
ceive all calls at 1914 18th street northwest
and give full information about the school,
VERDICT AGAINST MANAGER MEsrAYER.-
Madame Adelaide Praenger the prima donna
who took the leading role in the Madame Piper
Opera Company at Wailack's Theatre New
York, in 1884, obtained verdict for $4,000
against Manager Messenger in a suit for breach
OF contract yesterday. Her claim was tor
$4,000. She was engaged for two seasons but
her services were dispensed with.
MINERS STRIKES ENDED.-The strike of the
coal miners at New Bethlehem, Pa, is broken
Oakridge mines have been running under pro-
lection OF the sheriff of Armstrong county for
several days. Yesterday the Fairmount mines
also resumed, with heavy guard furnished by
the sheriff of Clarion county. These mines are
paying nfty-ive cents per tOn-ten cents less
than the men came out for on the 18th day of
March. The strikers have used every effort To
get the men out at Oakridge. and number of
their leaders were arrested for conspiracy.
VOTING GHoSTS.-The bill to provide for a
new registration OF voters for New Orleans has
been reported favOrably from the senate com
mite on registration. new registration ex-
punging the penitentiary convicts and dead
men who have been so regularly voted in the