Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-07
The Georgetown Law School.
GRADUATES WHO WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS MEX
MONDAY NIGHT.

GRADUATES WHO WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT.
The seventeenth annual commencement OF the
law department OF Georgetown University will
take place at the National Theater next Monday
evening. The opening address will be delivered
by Rev. James A. Doonan, S. j., president Of the
university, who will confer the degrees. Hon. John
Randolph Tucker OF Virginia, will deliver the adj
rick or the District supreme Court, will award the
prizes The degree OF master OF laws will be con-
Ierred upon James A; Culinane, Frank J. Kieck-
hOefer. Henry ID. Malone. j. Nota McGill, cecil
Morgan, Theodore j. Pickett, VIM. III. Sholes
and Francis p. VIII e, OF the District Of Columbia
Lindiey $; Anderson, Ark; Harry E. Burnham,
Ind; Frederick E. David, ILL.,; WIN. B. Douglass
Ind; ko6t W Jennings, Tenn; VIM. II. Lewis,
IND; Adds D. Merritt III; Ellis Mills, Va; VIM.
Reese, Ala The degree OF bachelor OF arts will be
conferred upon JOS. Becker. j. Walter Blandford,
VIM; D: Hoover, Hervey S. Knight, Jas. A. Lar,
com6e, Percy Metzger, Clarence f. MOulton, Fran
els J. oNeill, Albert Sillers, and VIM. ii. Walker,
Andrews, Ala: VIM p. Armstrong, Md; Jos A.
Borden, Ind; Everard C. Brown, Nep.; Patrick j.
Butler Mimi; ;, Nm 4 Clay, Ky; Julius T; Cogs-
gerald, H.; cyrus p. Flick, Ohio; Andrew j.
6reen, Va; VIM y. Griffin, Ga; Ross c. Hall,
Arthur l. Hughes, Ohio; Ellsworth Ingalls,, Kan:
John Il. Jones' Fla; JAS. Kennedy, ONO; Ernest
h. LaGrange, \. Y; Alonzo 7: Logan, Tex; VIM.
Ii. Meas, Tenn; Eugene J. ONeil, va; VIM. e.
O'Nelll, H.: Henry G. Osborne, n. c.; Andrew d.
Pryal, Cal; John c. Pugh, Ala VIM. c. Reynolds
\. Mex; VIM l. Sherrett, Mass; Jos. W. Shilling
ton. NY; Augustus =. Smith, Conn; WIN. 4.
spangler, Tex; Eugene +. Stevens. Ohio; John
g. Telcher, s. c.; Matthew Tierney, Ill Gains Z.
Triplett, Mich; Wash. &. Whitthorne, jr, Tenn.
SHOOTING SNAKEs.-A young colored man, named
Isaiah Hillerry, took his revolver and TO the
river front at the foot OF 2lst street yesterday
afternoon and was amusing himself by trying to
shoot snakes, when Offcer Gardner came along
and placed him under arrest. This morning, In
the Police Court Isaiah was tried for violating the
police regulations. Judge Miller told the de-
1endant that he had better throw his revolver
away, and took his personal bonds.
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.-A reception was
given TO the graduates at Norwood Institute last
evening. Miss Emily Middleton recited a Latin
ode, Miss Lizzie Browning read French essay
and Miss Middleton an English essay Miss Daisy
Brown gave recitation. Miss Lena Anderson
accompanied by Prof. Bischon on the piano. sang
500, and Rev. DIR. Addison addressed the grad
yates Mrs. King and Mrs Pearson sang q duet
RecltationS were given by Miss Walbffdge, teacher
OF eOcution, and Misses Bell and Klelnschmidt her
pupils; Instrumental solos by MIR. Miersch on
Ihe cello, ana Mr.. Rakeman on the violin, and Mr.
GlOetZner on the piano. and song by Mr. Whipple
added much 10 the pleasure OF the guests. Among
those present were Mrs. Justice Field and Mrs
SOndit smith, Mrs. A. f stephenson, Mrs. senator
Hearst Miss Butterfield, Mrs. senator Reagan,
MIS- Darlington and Miss Darlington, Hon. and
Mrs. j. Z. BURROWS Mr.. Hoffman, Law Librarian:
Mrs. Dr. Garrett and Mrs. Leigh Robinson Judge
Hooker, ID. and Mrs. ROBBINS Dr. West, Dr. Klein
schmidt, Mr.. Thos. Riggs, Dr. Shute, Prof Frstoe
Dr- aud Miss WoolvertOn, Col and Mrs. Tyler and
daughter, Col ii. A Herbert Mr.. and Mrs Middle
maj exercises Will take place at Masonic Temple,
senator stewart speaker Carlisle, DIR. Bartlett and
DIR. Elliott and Mr.. j. Ormond Wilson will be TN e
speakers.