Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
Forty New Lawyers.
THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE NATIoNA

THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY.
Inc commencement exercises of the law de-
partment of the National university will take
place in the New National Theaier next Nom
day evening, when forty young men will re-
ceive their diplomas The program includes a
prayer by Rev. William A. Bartlett d. d. an
address to the graduating classes by Hon F.
John Bills, OF louisiana, cOnferring of degrees
by President Cleveland. and the award of class
medals and prizes by Judge Macarthur presi-
Dent of the faculty The graduates are
Master Of Laws: Charles F. Bacon, Mich;
Z. d. Catiin " IT,: Samuel III. Chase d. G.: All,
bert L. C0nmbe. D. c.; George p. Davis o.; NJ.
HaIittt, iowa; Alonzo E: Helm, Ind; MeIIen
T. Hooker VT; James ID. Holman Miss: John
Lang ey' ny; Edward U. Leecil. ID. c.; d. W.
March. o.; Donald McPher>on, Mich; Daniel
Hamey, IA; Frank A. Warner, n. y; Charles
II: Williams. y.
Ratehelor of Laws: Eugene d. Case. Mimi.
William d. Copeman, Tenn; Thomas w Gil,
ner, Tex: Lurtiu r. CHM. Ind; Robert =.
HHalns, ~. j.; John 6. Hinkle. d. c.; Erwin F.
Mason, o.; Edwin y. Neekin> y C.. Thomas
Monahan, Pa; Edward f. Neal, Ind George
r Pollock, o.; James Rowen. Miss; Edward q.
nard w. Snow, Tenn; John b. stack V.
David u. Strube, Mich; William j. Vickerv
IInd; o. E. Weller, Md. and Walter III. wills
The WoMEN's ANTHRoPoLoGIcAL SOCIETY.
Al the last meeting OF the Women-s Anthro-
pologieai society, the society adjourned Tor Iha
season. The meetings Will be resumed in No
vember. The membership mas steadily in
creased during the year. There are now forty-
SIX active members, and several applications
not yet acted upon The society has lost. bv
resie natlon, two of its officers. The rec rtting
secretary, Mrs Romyn Hitchcock, left the city
lat Tuesday for visit To ner home In New
10TH, and next month she will sail Tor Japan
Wild ner husband, where they will spend tine
next Two year, Miss 3 A. Scull, the cor
responding secretary. will soon depart for a
yeSr OF STUDY IN Greece, OF which the society
Viii Doubtless receive full benefit. Mrs Prof
r W. Clarke Was elected recording secretary
and Mrs. Eliza y. Blair corresponding secretary
al the last meeting
THE PANORAMA of the second Rattle of p,,,
Kun remains on exhibition in the building ON
10th street Now that the dramatic season is
Drawing To a close the visitors To thi, effeefiye
oattis picture are more numerous than ever
RARE AND ARrIcrIc JAPANESE PoRcEt.Ixs
ETC, AT AUCTIoN.-An exhibition oi j., ,,ues1
porcsiains, bronzes and cluisonne will he siXen
at Mr. Dowling's auction rooms ON Nonda~
next, the sae OF which will take place on T,,rs-
Gay, June SIN. the day following, al IL o'cloc,<.
II eoin prises some very fine specimens OF Js.ps-
nese ART and IL rarely occurs That such "A coiIec
lion Is exposed at public sale.
SHORTER bot rs FOR CLERKs-Tb.a nno,,o.-
ment maze III TIE SrARa lew DAYS ,Incr I'm n
during the nIOntAs'oi July aud August the H,>-
cou Dfy 1Oods house would be closed at . oiclk
PM on every day except Saturday aud al 1
ecIock on that day, has caused unboundei sat
Islaeii"n among The employees of the house who
ON es. eFddy seat a conInu icaLion To AIessrs
oodward & lothrop. saying: "Desirous oi
expressing our appreciation OF your recent ac-
ton in reducing the hours of work during I,IIv
ai-d august 10 . O'Clock y. IN. each day sxceut
Ssl urdAy. andyon that day To 1 o'cloC x D. IN We
tehaer Jon our sincere thanks for the kindiiess
anu consideration you have always manifested
towards Us, aud particularly In this INSTANCE
AppreelaslnS also tine TACT that this may TO some
extent entail "A loss upon YOU We pledge our
setNe. 50 far 80 IL Is In power, prevent it,
% closer study OF your Interests and by The
sss. ., oi s.eehtson 20 tne patrIns oi the store.
Again thanking you, aud Wishing you every
possioie success, We remain, very respectfully