Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-06

5. Sidney Nj. Henry, New York.
o. Isaac /. Yates, New York.
2. Lewis b. Mcbride. Pennsylvania.
8. Byron A. Long, California.
9. Alfred q. Howe. Indiana.
10. George c. Westervelt, Texas.
IL. William Norris. Pennsylvania.
IL. Charles w. Fisher. Jr.. Maryland
IS. John T. Burweli, Virginia.
Ia. William H. Steinhagen. Indiana.
IS. James L. Ackerson. Michigan.
10. Raymond 5. Keyes, Ohio.
II. Ernest A, Brooks, Tennessee.
IS. Adolphus Andrews. Texas.
Io. Frederick L. Oliver. N. Carolina.
10. Thomas K. Kurtz, Minnesota.
FL. Holden c. Richardson. Penn.
"a. Harold (. Cook. Massachusetts.
23 Merlyn q. Cook. Kansas.
ID. John II. Walsh. Washington.
7s. John M. Enochs, Mississippi.
90. Rufus S. Manley, Kansas.
27. John p. Jackson. New Jersey.
28. Benyaurd b. Wygant. Florida.
20. Manley H. Simons. Rhode Island.
90. Caspar Goodrich, Connecticut.
81. Ivan Z. Bass. Mississippi.
81. William S. Pye, Pennsylvania.
80. Roger Williams. New York.
"a. Burrell c. Allen. Kansas.
az. Charles l.. Bruff, New York.
36. Arthur p. Fairfield. Maine.
81. John c. Fremont. Jr.. New York.
3S. Edward K. Spafford. Vermont.
80. Newman K. Perry, Jr.. 5. Carolina.
40. John II. Furse. Georgia.
Al. Frank X. McCraTy, Arkansas.
AZ. Lewis S. Cox. Jr., New Jersey
"a. Edward c. Hammer, Jr., Virginia.
"a. Walter N. Vernon. Michigan.
az. Wallace Bertholf, New Jersey.
l6. Percy w. Foo,e, North Carolina.
AZ. Orie w. Fowler, Iowa.
48. John +. Green, North Carolina.
40. Frank McComas, Missouri.
90. Theodore A. Krtlinger, Indiana.
81. George F. Neal, Tennessee.
e. William H. Allen, South Carolina.
"a. Josep L. Hileman. Virginia.
"a. Guy Whiilock. Minnesota.
S. John Downes, Jr., at large.
So. George +. Blair, Michigan.
q. Owen H. Oakley. Nebraska.
IS. John J. Hannigan, Illinois.
50. Charles T. Hutchins, Jr., Pa.
90. Jesse b. Gay, Illinois 5. ID.
6I. Guy w. S. Castle, Mich.
6z. Garrsrd p. Nightingale. New York.
Ga. William w. Galbraith, Tennessee.
o.. John J. Fitzpatrick. Louisiana.
6s. John V. Babcock, Iowa.
66. Rufus F. Zogbaum. Jr., New York.
81. John M. Caffery, Louisiana.
FIRST HONOR MAN.
The leading member of this year S
class at the Naval Academy
IS Julius Augustus Furer. of Sheboygan,
Cadet Furer is a son OF the
Rev. Edmund Furer, of Sheboygan. He
was born in Wisconsin in the latter part
OF 1880; was appointed in 1897 to the
Naval Academy by the Hon. Samuel 5.
Barney, the Representative IN Congress
from the Fifth district OF Wisconsin, who
still holds that position.
Cadet Furer was educated in the pub
lie schools of his native town and for two
years attended Sheboygan High School.
When quite young fellow ne conceived
a desire to be naval officer and employ
ed all OF his energies in that direction
and was finally crowned with success,
even without the aid of any political pull.
He was greatly assisted by Mr.. Andrew
principal OF Sheboygan High
School, who took fancy to him and aid
all in his power to aid him in his ambi-
tion. Cadet Furer's standing was taken
from his splendid record n all the studies
and for his conduct during the four years
course. In his plebe year he stood No.
IL, in 1899 No. 2. in 1900 No. 3. and
this year ne heads the list.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
The last of the series of promenade
will be given this evening at the
Naval Academy. The concerts have
been great source OF pleasure to the
visitors, and charming feature of COM
week. The following is the
by the Naval Academy band
this evening
/. Overture to William Tell Rossini
2. Fantasie - Musical Scenes
From Spain, .............La LangeY
a. IntermeLzo--"Pas des Fleurs,
From Ballet Naila) Delibes
4. Grand Selection "A Tour
Through Europe ...... .Kappey
{. Trombone Solo-"The H oily
City, ........... ADAMS
6. Fantasia on Hungarian Ma
tional Dances, .......... Tobani
,. Excerpt from 1.-THE Wizard OF
The Nile, ...............H Herbert
8. a, Humorous-"The Virginia
Skeedaddle, ...... .Rosenfeld
b, March-"Shipmates,
zimmerman
dedicated to Class OF 'oI)
Patriotic hymn, "Hail Columbia,
Fyles
INCEPTION TO BOARD OF VISITORS.
Captain and Mrs. Wainwright gave a
large reception last night to the Board oi
Visitors. The reception was held from
8 to 10 1T the Superintendent quarters,
and was attended by the officers of the
Naval Academy and their families and
by large number of cadets.
THE BALL.
The annual ball. which is the denoeu-
ment OF commencement week will take
place tomorrow night at the armory
The decorations, which will be very
elaborate, have not yet been completed
The uniform for the graduation ball will
be evening dress "A. with the exception
that the sword win be omitted.