The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-12

I filed the house to its utmost capacity
{ James Z. Clements, superintendent de
hyered the certificates and medals and
made an address. Ini the principals room
Ile following scholars received medals
! for attendance; Miss Nellie BaShf0rd
Miss Susie Kidwell. and Master Maurice
Price. book for the best design in
| drawing was awarded to Miss Elsa Goose
ling, and Miss Nellie Duncan received 4
book for the best freehand drawing.
IN the primary grades medals for at
tendance were awarded to Miss Verge
kidweH. Miss Naomi kidwell. and Master
Jesse Morris. The medal for general i'm
pTOVement was awarded 20 Miss Mariana
RuckeT; prizes for general Improvement
I to Master William Wells and Master VIII
nam h Pardoe, and the prize for design
{ drawing to Master Marion Price In the
intermediate grades prizes were awarded
20 ivan Carpenter for general improve
ment- Eddie krenz. for best piece Of man
uai work, and Miss Maggie Workman for
freehand drawing.
a. James Self was before Mayor Simpson
yesterday charged with resisting ar
rest and disOrderiy conduct. He was fined
$40 Self late last nigh. entered a house
on North Lee Street and beca me disorder
~. The police were summoned and
POlIcenfen Hall and Young responded.
Self fought the officers. Later Lieutenant
smith appeared - the scene and the
oostreperous prisoner still showed fight
ana assaulted the lieutenant, who as 4
last resort was compelled to strike the
man with his baton. This subdued the
prisoner. and he was brought TO the sta
tiOnhouse without further trouble. Lieu
tenant Smith in Juggling with the prisoner
tell over cellar door and had his hand
injured.
The Southern Railway Company yester-
Gay proceeded to dig up the ground
at the cast end of the tunnel for the par
pose OF laying an extra track on that
square BY order Of Mayor Simpson the
work was stopped, because if the track
was laid the square from Lee 10 Union
streets would have remaining no passage
way for vehicles.
Afterward the work was renewed. City
Engineer Ho!come and the connpany's Of
Meals having amicabIy settled the mat
ter The engineer informed the company
officials and Their attorneys that the city
u Union Streets. and suggested that il
would be satisfactory to the city II the
company would construct a thorougEIare
south or the new track. The officials.
after consultation with their attorneys
agreed to accept the proposition The new
track Will therefore. be laid and fenced
square.
The following is the programme and
names Of the participants in the joint de-
bate of the Fairfax and Blackford Lii er-
School, which win be held on next Tues
day night in the Liggett Hall, on Semi
nary Hill:
Fairfax Society-President Benjamin c
Hodgman, West Virginia; Vice President,
Lefebre ISaaCS. Virginia. Medaiists- Read
er. Robert J. Wright. Texas; deciaimeT,
John H Elliott. South Carolina: debateT.
Edward s Fawcett- jr-, Virginia Com
Tuittee on Arrangements Robert Kenneth
Waters, Maryland, joint chairman; =. c.
Moore. Virginia: J. c. Jones. jr.. Texas:
r W Barnwen, South Carolina; Paul Ms
Cou, Virginia. c b Crawford Virginia
J. G. Trigg. Virginia. Joint Valedictoriar
John Habersham Elliott, jr-, South Car
lima, of the Fairfax Society
BIackford Society-President Thomas T
Trap1eIi. West Virginia; Vice President
Carroll G St John, Virginia Medalists
Reader, Thomas 2. Bryan, Virginia, dc
claimer. Oscar Dew. Randolph Illinois
debater. Harrison c Berk efey. Virginia
Committee on Arrangements N P Bar
ton, Louisiana; T. E Carter. Virginia: +
P Male Virginia, ] l. Crenshaw. Nir
ginia; Edward Moore. West Virginia. c
s. L Engle. il, Georgia
In the Corp Grafton Court yesterday
Judge Norton presiding, the following
business Was transacted: Jane Whiting e
al, chancery; report of E B. Taylor. com
missioner in cfanceTy, confirmed and de
cree for sale of real estate: Douglass Stu
art was appointed commissioner to sci
said real estate GeOTgiana S0if vs.. 10
seph Williams ct al; report of z. b. Tay-
lOr, commissioner IN ch4uceTy- ard De
cree of sale of real estate, Douglass Stu
art was appointed commissioner to sell
said real estate. Administration upon the
estate Of the late Mrs. Ella MaTbuTy was
granted TO F. F. Marbury at the request
of Addison Marbury. who renowned his
right to administer upon the estate.
The members of the Columbia. Fire En-
CINE Company left here At o'clock
this morning, over the PennsyI-
wanna Railroad for Westminster Md tc
attend the annual meeting sof the Mary
land State F'iremen's Association About
fifty members viii go. together with a
band Of fourteen pieces 1t IS expected
that q large number of friends Of the
company viii accompany them on the
trip. The members will return home
Thursday night
In the Circuit Court yesterday E B. Tay-
lor Commissioner in Chancery. flied his
report in the chanceTy suit of w Bladen
Jackson. administrator. vs. HibbS and
Eliza Brown The commissioner reports
that the plaintiffs are entitled TO recover
the sum of q I2-H with interest from
March IS 1893 and to have sold. to pay
the same. the interests OF The defendants
In certain real estate IN the city The
compliments are represented by John NJ
Johnson