Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-15
NAVAL ACADEMY NEWS.
Programme for june Week-Annuai tx
aminations-Prepari for the Ball
Cadets Warned.

aminations Preparing for the Ban
Cadets Warned.
The programme for commencement
exercises at the Naval Academy during
the week of June Srd, have been am
nounced as follows:
Monday, June Srd.-l0.45 A. NJ
Reception of Board of Visitors. 800 L.
M.-Seamanship Drill. tMonongahela.l
Tuesday, June 4th.-9.o0 4. M.-Bat-
tie Drill Ahoat. bancroft aud boats
1880 a. M.-Target Practice, Ban
croft IL 90 M.-Machine Shop Drill.
500 L. M.-Steam Tactics, lst and End
Glasses. Boats under oars, 3rd and 4th
Glasses.
Wednesday, June 5h.-9.00 A. M
Battalion of Infantry. 400 L. M.-Com-
petitiye Company Drill. $50 z. Nj
Dress Parade.
Thursday, June 6th.-9.O0 A. M
Battalion of Artillery. 500 p. NJ
Fencing, Setting Up and Gymnastics.
$50 Z. M.-Dress Parade.
Friday, June 9TH. - 1880 A. NJ
Graduating Exercises.
NOTES.
Annual examinations will begin Mon
day, May 9th, and continue one week.
Cadet Richard NJ. Robinson, of Ohio,
who is the honor man of his class-the
second-having led it every year, will
receive at the farewell ball, given by '96
to '95, with Mrs. Cooper, wife of Super
intendent Cooper.
The six-year cadets--line division
were examined in navigation to-day; en-
gineer division in designing machinery.
Two cadets of the first class, fourteen.
of the second, twenty of the third and
seventeen of the fourth, have been warn
ad n M o. mn Haffaiat,aiAc THAR
nual examination.
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION.
Those who reported to-day for the ex-
aminations, which begins tomorrow are
as follows:
IL. III. Royal, Alabama.
j. L. Farley, California.
Il. q. Cresap, Florida.
A. 5. West, Georgia.
Oscar Schmidt, p. J. Coyle, +. l.. Field,
j. +. Stogsdale, l.. Banes, W. Z. Parrish,
Indiana.
&c. o. Addison, O. l.. Bird. J. E. Mat
thews, L. III. Daily, c. w. Foreman,
Illinois.
G. w. Smith, !. ID. Lowry, Iowa.
+. =. Helm. j. L. Beckner, VIM. S.
Turner, Kentucky.
III. NJ. Gleason, Kansas.
o. Craighead, Louisiana.
w. L. Frawley, Massachusetts.
Fred. III. Yates, Maine.
j. E. Baily, III. Howard, Michigan.
Frank eastman, Mississippi.
s. b. McCarty, ID. ID. White, G. l..
Mcguire, &. p. Wood, Missouri.
George J. Kuhn, Jr., New Jersey.
G. S. Ferguson, North Carolina.
Ralph Pope, r. &. Saxton, Nebraska.
4. B. Fenner. +. j. Horne, l. B. Rob
erts, l.. II. Diller, New York.
j. w. Timmons, I. j. Morris, j. w.
Greenslade, Ohio.
w. n. Vernon, Oregon.
L. &. Kalbfus, A. Z. Savidge, Charles
Fischer, w. III. Conger, Victor Brinder,
| Avery Warfel, Pennsylvania.
| w. II. Sayles, Rhode Island.
+. &. Whitthorne, Luke +. Wright,
Tennessee.
j. Il. Gull, Vermont.
III. g. Cooke, &. l.. Conder, Virginia.
w. Window, j. w. Crank, Texas.
G.. w. Berne, II. S. Brown, West Va
| +. l.. Farmer, II, Reudebusch, Wis
consfn.
William Haas, Wyoming.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
r. M. Cults, California.
A. w. Johnston, Washington.
III. Il. Lackey, Virginia.
G.. r.. White, Pennsylvania.
j. g. Beaumont, Maryland.
Five of the above are ex-cadets, anC
fifteen have taken the examination pre-
viously.
The alternates to the principals wht
reported to-day will he examined tn,
latter part of next week.