The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-06

land, Hammer, c. E Smith. Ryden Nc
Nair. Inglesias, Giles, Frederick, and Will
son.
Indian club exercises were given by Ca
diets Morris, Mannix, Ryland, Laudenber-
ger. Hammer, w. II. Allen, Smyth. McNah,
Ryden, and Giles. Cadets Hun and Tim
mons and Tomb and SINNERS gave two
lively fencing bouts.
The athletics also included a physical
drill without arms by the fourth class OF
the second division; sabre drill by hrst,
second. and third classes of the first dlvis-
ion; drill with arms by fourth class OF the
first division: exercise by the cane-exer-
else team; small-sword drill by the hrst,
second and third classes of the second d.
vision: bayonet drill by first. second, and
third classes of the third division, and
small-sword salute and assault by the fenc-
ing team.
Trophies for Excellence.
The features OF the dress parade yes
terday evening was the preses tation by
Commander Wainwright Of troi les won
by the cadets during the year. he first
Of these was the presentation of sword
given by the Navy Athletic Association
for general excellence. 1t was received
by Cadet c. T. Wade. According to gen.
eral orders. read at the time of the pres
entation. Cadet F. s. Berrien will have
his name engraved on the silver trophy
cup kept at the Academy. which contains
the names of the best all-around athletes
for each year. The other prizes were as
follows:
Target practice-Great guns; first prize,
gold medal, C. l. Arnold; second prize,
silver medal. Z. S. Jackson; third prize,
bronze medal, r. L. Berry.
Small arms-Gold medal. w. 2 Fogarty;
silver medal John Downes, jr.; bronze
medal. B. A Long
Fencing-Small sword practice; gold
medal, H. Tamura; broadsword, silver
medal J. c. Kress; cane exercise. silver
medal. c. R Train
Handling boats under sail-First prize,
binoculars, ]. A. Spilman; second prize,
binoculars. NJ. II. Simons.
With their prizes strapped on or grasp
ed firmly in their hands. the lucky cadets
marched back to their places in the ranks
and the dress parade ended with the divis-
ions moving of the parade ground in the
dog-trot Of double time
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, wife of the
Academy superintendent. gave reception
last night to the members Of the Board of
I Visitors and the ladies accompanying them
She was assisted in receiving by Miss Pc
gram, OF hlcnmOnos MISS BradIoFu, OF
Washington; Mrs John Schiller Mrs Aus
tin knight, Mrs. Gilbert Thornton, and
Mrs. Edward w Eberle
From TO 10 o'clock a promenade con-
cert was given by Zimmermans Naval
Academy Band
The programme for today includes an in
| fantry drill in the morning. followed by
! an exhibition of steam tactics and The
handling OF boats under sail in the after
] do
conclude the days programme.
/ Lieut. c. y. Atwater. the genial secre-
! tary of the Board of Visitors is in a guam
/ dairy over his orders TO sea duty. He re-
/ eeived orders few days ago 10 become
{ executive officer of the Monongahela. but
{ at the request OF Superintendent VAIN
wright the orders were held up until June
/ II, when the Lieutenant's duties at he
/ Academy will be completed. Meanwhile
has come the published announcement OF
/ the sending OF a senior lieutenant 10 the
/ Monongahela, who would outrank Lieuten-
I ant Atwater. II is thought by the Lieu
tenants friends that there is a mistake IL
the announcement.
The Graduating Class
The graduating class numbers sixty. Th,
standing OF the class and the order il
which they will graduate is as follows
the first three graduating with distinction
McEntee, Minnesota; Ferguson, Nortl
Carolina; Spilman, Virginia; Snyder, IVES
Virginia; kean, Ohio; DeFree Illinois
Mitchell. Pennsylvania; Hyland Massa
ehusetts; Bryant. Pennsylvania; Jackson
Pennsylvania; Bricker. Pennsylvania
Mannix, at large wyman, Illinois; Wade
New Jersey; Raile. Pennsylvania; Svarz
Texas Heating Maryland; Winston. Nortl
Carolina; Smith, Michigan; Kress, Penn
sylvania; Cage, Texas; Morris, Utah
Wainwright, Delaware; Stee.e, Indiana
Hellweg. Maryland; Doyle. South Carolina
Raddle, Tennessee; Case. Illinois: Church
! Ohio; LETTERS, New York; Johnston Ore
gon; Freeman, Pennsylvania; Cooke. Vir
I GINA: Berry Kentucky: Workman. Mon
tana; Noa, Tennessee; Alternately, Tennes
see; Ellis. Georgia; Berrien. Iowa: Gardi
ner, Illinois; Comfort, Missouri; Scranton
/ Ohio; Foley. New York; Bulmer, Nevada
: Tomb, Arkansas; Sehoenfeld New York
t Woods, Illinois; Arnold, Indiana. Dodt
I Illinois; Howard, Illinois; Wright. Ter
nessee; HUFF. Missouri; Train, New YORK.
Landenburger, Pennsylvania; Osterhau
o Virginia; Menner. Pennsylvania; Ban
tholow, Ohio; Landram. Kentucky, an
Tamura. Empire Of Japan.