Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 90.

LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 90.
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c, To MORROW.
Christ Church.-S8rvicsss g, IL a. m. aud p.
=, by R9v. D.. su,er.
g Paul's rch-Service at II a. n by
Rsv Dr.. Norton.
Services I, II a. NJ aod S p. co. by Row. l..
q Macy's Gurch-Mass a, 6 and II m.
ca1pers at $50 p. m by Rev. Father Che -.
,5cond Presbyterian Church-Preachirg It
=, a IN. bf Raw. a. L Phillips, OF ,miog.
ase, STA epd at n. N. by Rev. a.
ysnce of Louisville, Ky. Young peoples
,rayer meeting halt hour before evening
service.
Baptist Ciurch.-Pfeaching at IL a. M
oc,t at s p. N. By Rev.. III. Butler.
T,Iaitq Meth. Epi8. Church.-Preaohiog
I'll g. n. and p. No. by Rev. D. N. Stat
f,rc. Morning sur scl Building Church !; !"
agening autj got: He Cut with Penknife."
Meth. Epis. Church South.-Preaching at
II =. NJ. aod o. m. By Rev t. E. Carson.
Meth. Prot. Curch.-Presching at II q.
M. nv Rev. w. M. Poisal. Subject: "Chil-
d,en's Kosaunss;' baptism administered be-
fore sermon Chiidtea'5 Day services at s
Gcrmaa Lutheran Gurch.-Servlcss at IL
r "a. By Rey J a. Schwoy.
Meeting ut the Midland Railroad reading
,osus ut 3 .. n. folks or the Bible" by
s-uiocts from the Seminary to employees OF
tbs railroad.
N cling st slmahonse at 8 p. NJ, and
il st p. N.
For this section showers, warmer soutaeasterly
WINDS iair on Sunday.
PoToMAc ACADEMY The closing exer-
sas al the Potomac Academy took place
ysai4rdey at the scbool-room on Washing
I'm street. The award OF certificates Is
based ucou the sts2diua at the daily rects-
rioss throush3u! the session. except that In
y branches written examinations are
h.'c. r1e following are the names OF those
mo eia certificates of dist notion. their
sy-zsge for the session being up to the re-
qprsf sisptsrd VIZ: Eighty per cent. for
= ~ digieion certificate, and seventy live
~, cent foy TIE second division, except In
Eog.i-h branches, in which the standard is
nlne per cent. and eighty per cent, re-
speoliyey:
ENGLISH BtRnCnc5-firSC IlVlboH. W ACtoBp
7. c Iosdbeater and W. T. Mcpherson. Second
Tiyi-ion. Z, G. Berkeley, A. 81. Bryant, B.J.
D.inrerfeld, lr., VIM. Herbert, w. 4. Kent, b.
z. Lackey, ]. W. Lambert, A. q Mos, J. L. PsrF-
or W {; Powell L. Z. Smoot NJ NJ Watkins, j.
3. Zimmermao, jr., T. Harmon, ]. B. Harris and
A. w. ID rich.
Ia.in-First Division 3. g. Blackburn, Il. E.
Lsckey L {. Losfbeater, W. T. Mcpherson and
J. 3 Harris Second Divisions Z. G. Berkeley,
K J. Daingelfeld, r., VIM. Herbert b. A. Moss,
W g. Powell, t. Ia mon andJ. M Dawson.
Crock First Division &. s. Blackburn and L.
C Lesdbestor.
French-First Division: &. s. Blackburn, c.
Acton, M Hufty and l.. c. Lead cater. Second
Division II. E. LsckeV
German-First Division F. S. Blackburn, M.
Hn'ty, L. Leadboster and W. !. McPherson'
ArthEaetic-F Division: G. Acton, Z. c.
Pefkeey, A E. Bridges, w. z. Rent. II Z. Lack
az, J. Leadbeater, a. c. Moss, w. Powell. w.
A. smool. IT,, III HI. Watkins, J. &. Zimmerman,
mr. and T. Harmon. Second Division: Z. ].
D.ngorGeld. H. j. w. Lambert II. 4. Moss, L.
T. Smoot and J B Harris.
Algcbra-First Division c. Acton. B. G. Berke'
ley, NJ. Hufty, w. 3. Kent, Fl. E. Lackey, L. c.
Lcadbeater, A. C Moss, J. & MN herman, jr, L.
Harmon and A. W. Dortcb. Second Division: J.
". L ,mbert W. G. Powoll, L. z. smoot and NJ.
NJ Watkins.
Geometry, 1'rigontmotry and Ans!y teal Geom-
ctry-First Division: G. Aeon 81. and IT,. &. G.
Berkeley o., L. s. Blackburn r. and A. 60. nj.
Hufiv Or and L j. l. c. Lesdbeater !. and H.,
and T. Harmon (G) SIC nd Division: w. 1. NJ
Pher or o. and w G. Powell &c y Book koop-
ing-First Division: &. 8. Blackburn and g. q.
Berkeley.
Ponmsnship-C. Acton B. s Blackburn. a. E.
B-dgcs. H. L. Lackey, i. C. Leadbeater, A. c.
Moss, W. g. Powell, I. Harmon, J. B, Harris and
A. " Dortch
Chemistry -Junor Glass First Division ]. B.
Hams and L. Powell. Secoud Division: a. II,
Bryant g. j. Dsng rfold. ir, and w. ii. Brown.
senior Clas3--First Division: &. s. BacEburn.
L. C. Lsadbeater A. c Moss, W. G Powell, l.. T.
smoot and NJ. NJ Watkins. Second Divi ion q.
Acton. r. E. Lsckey and G. Nj. Brown.
The following, having no dement's, received
certificates of d, portment viz: c. Acton, B. &
+ sekburn VIM Herbert, NJ. Hutty, ID. T. Lac
kew i. Q. LeSdboster, W. I. Mcpherson, a: {.
Mss, w 4. smoot, ir. M. NJ. WATKINS j. 4. Zim'
norman, IT,. j. 3. Harris, q. NJ. Brown and j. NJ
Davisod
Cortdcat Is Wore awarded TO r. S Blackburn,
NJ Huty, W. K Keut. & E. Lsckey and l. o.
teatbeJter for punctnal attendance during the
session sp NJ certificates Of distinction were
awarded 20 the follow ng who received hrst dlvls-
ION cer Gc,tes sill their studies and rece we'd no
d-meiss during tho session; W: Richard ..
Backbura, Malcolm Huttey and Lawrence u
Lea1beater.
RETURN OF THE CADETs.-Th cadet corps
OTIS J,hu's Academy resuroed this morn
ing .ic,le after o'clock ON the steamer
Lady of tee l. IKE from Norfolk. After the
frs night in camo they had fine, though
no., weather uati; Thursday evening, when
heavy thuuder storm broke over Ooeau
View, and delayed some of the tents, the
occupants Of which had 20 be transferred
to the co;tsge which the msnsger had paced
AZ fhe disno.al of the CORDS. l. afterwards