Pupils Advanced to DistrictHigh Schools.

EACH MAKES CHOICE

XJLRGE NUMBER TO TECHNICAL

AND BUSINESS.

The Academic Branch Also ReceivesNumerous Additions.Aggregate

of About 1,100 Promotions.

About 1.10ft eighth-grade pupils have been|>romoted to the high schools. The liftbased on the reports from the variousschools hits been Issued by SuperintendentStuart. It will be observed that In thechoice made the Business and TechnicalBchools have attracted a large proportionof these promoted.The list is as follows:

First Division.Adams School.To the Central: Russell

Strong Muddan, Tlmlow Harvey Munn,Vera Bergman Snyder. Dorothy FowlerSteam To to the Western: Harry ColeBates. Nathan Brown Chase, Parker Far-rlnglon. Martin Tucker Kisher, Robert Mel¬ville Grlllin, Edward Hall Lewis. WalterHenry Montgomery, Charles Ohem Parks,Lowry Boyd Stephenson. Charles EdwardTracev-11. Helen Wlckcllff Cooper. SusanCourts. Georgia Eliza I>e Pue, DeborahGay Exel. Mary Hubbard. Anne ClaudeMyers. Catheryn Vedalla Riley, MargaretEllen Young.Berret School.To the Central: Stuart

Oakes BIythe. llarwood Baldwin Catlin,Ralph Wj lie Frey, Leroy Taylor Howard,George Boeder Heitmuller. Frederick HenryKoschwitz. Marion Frances Catlin. MaryOlive Love. Elizabeth Martha Mudd. Bow¬man Noah. To the Business: FrederickGeorge Dllii, Jessie McGee To the West¬ern: Annie Edgar Lucas, Elizabeth AshlinTaliaferro .

Dennison School.Central: Rosooe HaroldAlleman. Jee Fong Roy Sun. FerdinandLassalle Spier. Mary Ellen Brown. AnnieEaton. Jane E, Fishback, Marguerite Mil¬ler, Gladys rCizar, Gladys Aline Strong,Margnrhlta Strawn, Caroline Gordon Wil¬liams. Western: Martha Elizabeth Clax-ton.Dennison School.Central: Melville Bend-

helm Fischer. William Holbrook Kemper.William Mitchell Seay. James Reld Webb.Frank Carlton West, John Azro 1'routy.Ethel Day, Edith Earnest, Mildred Lee Har-ban, Dtirothj Henderson. Jesse Starr Her-riott, Helen Louise Bea, Marguerite Sa-grarlo. Naomi Ruth Selzer, Edith AntoniaSheridan. Ida Smith. Ruth Taylor, MaudBlnford Wheless. Business: Violet East¬man Burner.Force School.Central: Hrlce M. Clagett.

Henry W. ("lark. Eben Englesby, BenJ. PFlshburn. Morrel J Goodpasture. Harold B.Keats. Helen Gillette. Western: Lorain An¬derson. Charles 13. Cotterill, Anson B. Gard¬ner. William Henry Holcombe. John McReaParker. Florence Elizabeth Belcls, M. An¬gela Brewer, Maud N. Parker, Cathrene H.Peebles. Ednah F. Robinson. D. EthelTrowbridge. Florence Marie Tunstall. MarieV. Paumgirtten. George H. Abbott. Benja¬min P Crampton. Leslie L. Kemp. GeorgeW. Polhemus, Alfred R. Taylor. HannlsTaylor, Jennie Atchison, Mary E. Benton.Helen M. Biedler. Marie E. Carter. Ella B.Dtll, Helen K. Gill. I. Dorothy Hodgklns,Mary K Lynch. Maria Louise Nlnde. InaD. Singleton. Rae Williams, Arthur Hellen,Thomas Mead, Elizabeth M. DarlingtonBusiness: Margaret J. Callanan, Flora M.Colem.in, M irtha M. Krumke. Pauline M.Oakes, Emily G. Rosemond, May Sefton.Franklin School.Central: Strother Moore

Alsquith, Charles Vaughan Darby. CharlesMcCarthy, George Walt Shea. James GaylyTowr.send. June Silas Zebley, J. EdmundBlrdsell. ('hftrles B. Kennedy. Harlan Smith.Dorothy Mary Crossley, Grace Vivian Ed-murds, Helen Louise Goldsmith. I^aureseMcDonnell, Helen Rosamond Perkins, Ger¬trude Rruter. EtlieJ Mary Rowe, LucyWright. Dorathy Clement. Phebe J. Deahl,Odette M. d'Astre, Jeannette Gestchlckter.Eastern: Ethel Church. Western: BrantzAT Bryan. Wm. Leslie Coombs. Flora Dar¬ling. Harriet Washburn Rowe. Business:Richard B Owen. Neville H. Peake. FrankB.rker Liporte Olive Phvllls Barber. AdelaNovclle Besson, Marion Perkins.Hubbard School.Central: Robert FrankHill, Robert Johp Potbury. Hugh Harris

Saum. Louis Laval Williams. Henry Arm¬strong Wingate. Henry William Zeh, AgnesI-rederica Garrets. Dorothy Magoffin, Kath¬arine Mitchell Newbold. Anne DorotheaShoemaker. Cecelia Todd. Marlon True.Charlotte Beatrice Warren. Western JeanWllkle.Johnson Srhool.Central: Earl FrankCoultry. Howard Van Rensalaer JohnsonElmer Stewart. Katharine Schuyler East¬wood. Emma Anita Swingle. Louise SarahVeerhofT Western: Reginald AbrahamCollins. Reginald WIcIifTe Grau. NorrlsWindrlm .McLean, Charles I^e Roy PalmerCarl Frank Snyder. Temple Haydn Tweedy.Jessie Armes. Dorothy Worth BuckinghamMary Harris Dortch. Hilda Kohr. RebeccaMoon, Clara Harmon Perry, Gertrude Ro¬beson. Business: Louis Herliert Magruder.John ( abot White, Louise Margaret Mc-MahonThomas P. Morgan School.Western: Wil¬liam Ayres Borden, Worthington ClarkCampbell. James Angell McLoughlin Clau-dine Clements. Esther Dewey, DorothyHellman, Ruth Millard, Elsie Rizer Au¬

gusta Pope Griggs. Central: Irma Marga-retta Alma von Ezdorf Business: MarieSmith.Second Division.

Abbot School.To Business: Max Blron,Louis Lowenthal. Lena Blron, Rulh AleneDonn, Elsie Annie Hall. Nettie Smith.Myrtle Marie Wheeler. May Elizabeth JVild-Ing. To Central: Sylvan Salmon Grosner.Alvln Holta. Melvln King, Milton WilliamKing. Harriet Tuttle Warren. Jane ElizaWilliams.Henry School.To Central: Helen Ethel

Rurkart. Nellie Monica Keliher. Olive Mar-garette Keys, Rhoda Mautner.'Grace EvaMeyer. Edna Louise Turnburke, Ethel MayWarde. To IUisbiens: Julius Adam Kaiser,Erma Louise Schweitzer.Morse School.Business: Bernard LeoBorger. lVeil Rust Fielding. Solon Cald¬well Kemon, Jr . Karl Linnaeus Rathvon.Fred Joshua Rose. Ethel Mary Ogle Su¬

zanne Lontto Slattery, Mary MullenYoung Central: Eugene Walden RihlCourtney, llransford Taggart.Carrie Marse-las Boulter, l.eon.'i Elizabeth Dietz, AlicePorter Douglass. Elleene Rena Heine An¬nie Virginia Lewis. Edith Cornelia North-rup, Miriam Parsons, Mabel Stewart. IreneEmllie Cnibau.Plielpn School.Central: Albert Vincent

Llufrio, Joseph Sims Rose. Florence Beach,El vie Leslie Elliott, Rebecca Rose, GloriaEsther Rlt hter Business: Charles Frank¬lin Andrews, Earl Wecch Fnrr. CharlesKing. Earle Thompson Lewis, Luck Marks.Ernest Avery Swingle. Grace Marie God-dard, Helen Dorothea Harbeck, Ruth Caro¬line Lemnion.Polk Nchool.Central Monroe Selinger,

Alfred K«err», Mabel Violet Charlton. Busi¬ness Waring Evans liardell. Ethel MarieEmrtch. Eleanor Lillian Moore, Anna Eliz-lil>eth Townshend.

Sejiton School.Central: James BlaineLeavltt. John Harper Rohb. Mary PooleHynes. Georglana Curran lvey. Ruth V.c-Elfresh. Ina Amelia Wallace. Edltli Arvo-nla Williams. Business: Wirt RaymondDouglas. George Suter Reichenbach. JosephWilbur Spransy, John Frank Wllm-tb,Bculah Lee SkinnerTwining Scliool.Central: Earl Charles

Smlthson Edna Eleanor Freeman. SarahPierce. Eva Frances Pollock. Business:Elmer Blanchard Klopfer. Albert Lynn Mc¬Dowell.Webster School.Central: John Dade

Darby. Joseph Raymond Hoover, Mark Wil¬liam Lansbtirgh. Minnie Hulda llrakhagen.Gertrude Carpenter. Susie Gundlach. Mar-Ian Hellprln, Minna Hellprin. CharlotteDunning Lee. Kathleen McElfresli, MabelRheem Relss, Maud Marie 8tewart, Mar¬garet Virginia Walker. Business: EdwardMarshall Swing Ina Louise McElvare.

Third Division.Brent School.Eastern: Bandale Cromer.

John Thompson Elder, Mary MagdelenoConnor. Harriet Hunter Cremer, Grace Car-alyne Dalley, Grace Mae Jasper, GraceMarie Lowry. Elda Viola Sandmeyer, EmilyJane Stouo, Mary Glen Wells. Business:Edith Eola Ellason. Emily Irene Kramer,Harriet Marie Santelmann.Hilton 8chool.Eastern: Bennett Champ

Clark, Cheater Arthur Gauss, Paul Noel.Donald Jasper Roblnette, Randolph PngeTitus. John Edwin Tyler. Mabel LewlrChapin, Helen Catharine Durnln, Louisfc<"arollne Galliher, Viola Beyer Lucby, AliceAt'.nu Meyer. Caroline Louise Morton. LucyHyrd Morton, Bertha Imogene Piatt, DorisBlar che Qulnn, Myrtle Estelle Sharswood.Florence Mary Taylor, Mary I.oulse Tay¬lor. Central: Bertha Ida Single, MargaretJane Russell. Business: Walter CliffordSrott, Marguerite Allen. Alice Coombs.Marlon Sylvia Herrle. Western: WilliamOtis Bailey. Louise Russell Dean French.Marjorle Mlddleton.I.enox School-Business: Emory E. Jones.

Henry E. Litchfield. Emily Louise Dietrich,Marie O. Jac kson, Blanche E. Lewis. ZeldaL. Miller, Margaret Raum, Mary E. Tabler.Eestern: Alice D Stromberger.Maury School.Eastern: Leon Adolph

| Block. Edith Katherlne Cash, Anna Dew-| Ing. Jean Cunningham Freeman. Sarah Elis¬abeth Kerper, Lotta Virginia Noe. MarieRuboteau Oldham, Elsie Belle Weaver.Business: William Owen Gibson, John Al¬bert Marceron. James Donald McGiffin.Frank Kdmund Sharpless, Emory ArlingtonWheeler. Helen Bahson. Norma MarieDonn, Anna Eleanor McGraw.l'eabody School.Eastern: Ray Tompkins

Bailey. Jackson McCoy. John C. Stewart.Jackson Robertson Weeks, Margaret Ram¬sey Clark. Elizabeth Churchill O'Daniel.Kule Louise Stelnle. Central: George BruceCortelyou, Jr. Business: Raymond GrahamRoberts, All>ert Victor Scholes. HarryCliandleo Snodgrass. Herbert HollandStreet, Jennie Deborah Gregory. LillianSale. Myrtle Lillian Schofleld, Ella MarieSherman. Olive Street.Towers School.Eastern: Clarence J. Ev-

ans. Claude Hanke Engle. Matthew Single¬ton Farmer. Edith Alto Cowl, Marian BooteFaust. Ethel Frelse Harper, Edith B. Man-gum, Elsie Mae Yost, Helen Theresa Wll-(ox. Business: Sawyer Wells Clark. Lem¬uel Alvin Fugltt, Carl A. Offutt, NannieVivian Byrne. Myrtle Genevieve Duckett,Ethel Mae Giles, Helen Gertrude Jefferls,Elizabeth Julia Klefer. Emma PhllippaWheatley.Wall ich School.Eastern: Edward Ran¬

dolph Eberle. Sylvan Greenapple," EdwinLane McPhee, Edwin Inslee Thompson.Hazel May Beck, Phoebe Burrltt, MildredDunnington, Ida Harrison, Sadie Brans-come Harrison, Emily Irene McNelly, EthelTowner Paxson. Jean Grace Winter. Busi¬ness: Raymond Edwin Otterback. HarryCullison Russell. Mary Eliza McDade.

Fourth Division.Arthur School.Central*. Cheslelgh Arthur

Bonlne, Edward Wright By,rn, Charles EarlWhitney. Mary Cordelia Beveridge, MaeLillian Butler, Katie Edna Carr, Letha InezClark. Bessie Margery Linley-Kent, AlmaBertha Wiegman. Business: Alice MarieReinhart. ....

Bradley.Central: Daisy Lee Brockman,Aline J.ulien Brewer. Virginia ThompsonKing. Ella Easter Murray. Mary Petlngale,Gertrude Elizabeth West* Business: Fred¬erick Wren. Marvette Vaness i Bowler, Hat-tie Ella Barrett. Alice Drusllla Donaldson,Julia Marie Esther. Ethel Newman Evans.Henrietta Elizabeth Kluge. Elizabeth Dar-ley Miller. Anna Elizabeth Neitzey.Jeffetson School.Central: Stephen Bland

Dolly. Caryll Neil Odell, Luther WilliamStrobel. John Wallace Monroe. Charles Per-sklns. Harold Jenckes Tunstall. Mary LouisePelote. Fannie Matilda Croswell. Irene MayEinstein. Florence Alwlna Gering, Blanc-heCatherine Liuck. Rena Theresa Solomon,Anna Lee Weaver, Estelle Eskins, EmilyAugusta Lawrence. Violet Adele Lawrence;Lula Lee. Vera Lewis. Kathleen Lelth.Ruth Agnes Miller. Lillle Rebecca Owens,Caroline Sadie Robinson. Alice Speakman,Catharine Savin. Louise Worster. Business:I .ester Emory Ballard, Ivan Herman. JamesFrancis Kehoe. Francis Clayton Rose. Au¬stin Maurice Downes, William MalcolmGettinger. Frederick William Leonhardt,Robert Martsh Sullivan. Henry Kuhn Ullrman. Louise Beckstedt, Mary Cecelia Doyle,,Sadie Clara Breslau. Lena Anna Bryant,Mary Magdalena Downey, Nellie FrancesFriel. Helen Scott Imirie. Elizabeth Pull¬man. Helen Mary Smith, Mollie EstelleStephenson. Linda Sudsberger.Smallwood School . Central: Adelaide

Ruyburn Joy. Esther Kenealy, Cecil BrooksNorton, Rose Anna Regan, Rebecca LillianReeves. Myrtle Ethel Wilson. Business:Jot-epfo Levy. John Plummer Yeatman,Marie Hannah Bogdahn, Margaret Des-rr.t nd. Hattie Marks.

Fifth Division.Addison School.Western: Asbury Na-

thrniel Hodgson, James Stewart Plant,John Sacks. Walter Thomas Weaver, jr.;Louisa Darcey, Gttie Garrison, .VirginiaBelle Gaskins, Gertrude Elsie Niles, LucyLee Offutt. Business: Noel Clifford Byrnes,Elly Brower Croson, Walter Hoover Powell.CI arles Francis Stake, Claude OsborneThomas, Edith Bfssie Baekenheimer, MayEstelle Grimes, Martha Powell.Corcoran School.Business: John Thomas

Mcllale, Margaret Mary McGuire. Central:Louis Wine Carroll, Nellie Anastasla Mc¬llale. Annie Catherine Ward. Western:Mary Nedetta Birch, Sarah Lillian Gut-ridge, Edith Thompson McClure, Mary Isa-bel O'Leary. Mabel Gertrude Saxton.Curtis School.Western: Ralph McClel¬

land Baldwin. Kidwell, James McSherry- « x *r»^

1 0 n (I ttaiuwill, i\iun c.j,

I upton. Fields Jackson Lynn, Robert Edwin Mayfield, Lewis Chase Schaaf. Ray-iond Sedgwick Walters, Flora May Schaaf

»-» * T^Krranme occ-xw»n.i»

Wfsley Lanihsrt, Charles Langdon Schaet-fer. Frederick Harry Sutcliffe. BlancheI.tna Allen. Ruth Case. Dunham.Fillmore School.Western: inland Hen'ipy,

Barton Shepherd. Marian Weaver. Busi¬ness: Mary Biggins. Lena Simpson.Grant School.Central: Frank Mayer,

Florence Booth. Elinor Barrett. Leona Kid-well. Jeanette Scott. Western: George Ma-gruder. Holyday Meeds. Pauline Annen,Helen Bollinger. Mary Dyson. Kate French.Beatrice Reynolds. Vivian Peavey. Kuth-ryn Phillips, Minnie Schlag. Edna Thomas,Elsie Woolf. Business: John Foy. FrankHobson, Theodore Johnson. Fred. Maidens,Kate Catts, Ada Dermody. ElizabethGheen. Louise Sioussa, Helen Sioussa, Ed¬na Wood.Jackson School.Western; Samuel Theo¬

dore Howard, Francis Turner Robinson,Campbell Riley Williams, Edward JeremiahDonovan, Clemmle Frances Boyd, HelenTaft Buckelew, Helen Elma Brett. Marga¬ret Douglas Cumpston. Gertrude Darwin,Viola Virginia Graham. Nannie MaryPeirce, Betiiah Shacklette Masters. Busi¬ness: John Joseph Donovan. George WalterMiller. Hazen Lewis Ruebsam, Clara MarieLipscomb, Marian Robson, George EttaStewart.Reserv lir School.Business: Earl Paul

R>-ady, Georgie Isabella Bielaski, LorenaMabel Burgee. Louise Cecelia Harrington.Helen Gertrude Serrln. Western: BlancheRosamond Johnson.WVIghtman School.Central: Mark Florus

I'inley. Lola CwlniiH Boyd. Leah Corbln.Helen Roberta Dlnsmore. Mary Ellen Ma-honey. Western: John Adolph Rollings,Eugene Fountain Wilson. Alice Naomi Ful¬ler. Barbara Marguerite Holzherg. Busi¬ness: Martha Ella Gibson. Isabella Sulli¬van. Ida Worch.

Sixth Division.0

Benning School.Central: Morris VictorWhite, Mary Elizabeth Brightwell, EthelWeston Crews. Eastern: Thomas VirgilBarb. Business: Benjamin Le Roy Penn.Blair School.Business: Edward Francis

Ignatius McCarthy, Chester Blaine Peake,Clara Adelaide Cochran. Mary Emma Dick¬son, lsabelle Josephine Gallenne, CatherineCevilia Pessagno. ESstern: Belle Eliza¬beth Nelson. Hazelle Katherine Wlllhoit.Hamilton School.Business: Bertha Ellen

Tobln. »

Madison School.Business: Joseph CarlBodenslpin. Frank Akers Frost, Frank Wil-lard Hoover, John Joseph Mullen, MamieOtellia Kleinhenn. Central: Carrie IreneDunn. Mabel Edith Hartley, MargueriteStanton Ison, Bessie Lyle Ramsel, ElsieAlice Thompson. Eastern: John SylvesterManseuy. Mildred Teresa Brown, Lela Re¬becca Durlsoe. Catherine Elizabeth Moore.Pleroo School.Central: Gorton Cam-

eron Hinckley. Mabel Esther Barbour.1- astern: Edna Mabel Baden. Mary Ro¬berta Drane, Helen Myrtice Harrlss, EffieWortz. Business: Eugene Ernest All-wine. Myron Elmer Webster, Lena MayHess. Ellen Theresa McGee. Ida MaeSando, Florence Edna Shopland, Cather¬ine Estelle Smith.Taylor School.Business: Lewis McGru-

der Manning, John Stuckert, Eugene LeHoy Walter, Leila Evelyn Frost, IreneEstelle Knapp. Mary Catharine Pitts,Lela Margaret McGrath, Marion CatherineMelcholr, Carrie Emma Shattuck. CeceliaBlake Speer. Mary Agnes Smith. Central:Ada Rebecca Betts. Emma ElizabethHughes. Edna Marilla Hazen, MargueriteLorraine Mattice. Margaret Ritchie. East¬ern: William John France. Solon Dicker-son Williams. Marion Francis. EleanorBernadetta Dove, Mary Hughes. BessieMackenzie. Mabel Annlce RamseyWebb School.Central: Oliver Graham

Magruder. Eastern: Olive Genevieve Nel¬son. Leonora Wright. Business: CarrieGrace Eshleman. Mary Louise Saur, Ber¬tha Minder.Wheatley School.Business: Lawrence

Daniel Halsllp. Aloyslus James Handl-boe. Agues Elizabeth Stoutenburgh. Cen-

tral: Dorothy Grace Montgomery. East¬ern: Frank Stuart Esperon.

Seventh Division.Brlghtwood School.To the Business:

Percy A. Orant. Sigurd Hortdahl, WilliamT. Miller. Sarah V. Cattery. Mary C. Clif¬ford. Bernadette R. Kelly. Geneva Mum-maw. Alice E. Thomas. To the Central:~,glnla c°»ins. Mary P. Dawkins.

vSIif|Vyn C^ase School.To the Central:Virgil Barker. Warthen Gerald. To the

Fir,.nT?S;»K V8rnon Renner. James? Harr To the Western:

VaifAvno L Dalr>'rnP|e. Lulu FrancesMnii o w

Harriet Augusta Weaver.R^vmonrt 2-7 rM ®treet: Maurice Curtis.Kaymond Fisher. Gale Hliyer SylvesterGordennY£r1T8H R£}ce- vlrK>« Davis, Helen

Carolyn wES?" Pln"' AUreMa Thompson'

WHi'Iam Str*°t: Howard Brlce,Irin-1 y J?hnson- 1-urene Anderson.wo£d rr.^mnn,M 5aret Alexander Nor-»#

' Grace Butler Rogers.RHrk^'nr STh00,1TC<'ntrHl: Carrie LouiseV rrinf. Meetze. Business: Eva

Virginia DowHn'g. Tert>Sa Ust0n' Anna

0rc-a Scho"'~central: Charles Fraser,Sellna Fraser, Luin Longley, Dorothy Wy-sor. Business: George Fraser. Henry Mc-Ceney. Paul Watson, Kathren Whitmer.Teniey School.Business: Howard F.

»haAIe^ R Cherry. Fred A. Poore.Nellie H. Anderson. Central: Vera M. H.

Franres L. Trigg. Western: Cal¬vert C. Lancaster.Woodburn School.Central: Mary McEn-

t>re. Business: Merrill Marden Wlltber-f»©r, Isabelle Kingston Murphy.

Eighth Division. T

Buchanan School.Eastern: Raymond Co-Mil. George Evert Relnburg, Helen White.Business: Harry Alfred Fairall, ElmerFiancis Boyd, Taylor Edmund Chewning,Bessie Elinor Dunnlngton, Martha Eliza¬beth Gonter, Bessie Henderson Gonter, Nel¬lie Jackson, Edna May Loveless. MaryFrancis Morgan. Eleanor Ford Marshall,Bertha Jefferis Sharswood, Minnie Nichol¬sonCongress Heights School.Business: Emma

Isabelle Hollows. Bertha Lenora Macfar-lnnd.Stanton School.Eastern: Charles Klrby

Jenkins. Business: William Elbert Pyies,Robert Edson Briggs, John Harry Buscher,Margaret Beatrice Kipllnger.Tyler School.Eastern: Deborah Dixon

Ewln, Hattie May Herfurth. Mary VictoriaL< we. Elizabeth Rose Ryan, Pearl Eliza¬beth Wood. Business: Norman Scala, Ger¬trude Francis McGrath, Josephine Rockett.Jean Ramsay Schultz, Lfllie May Zimmer¬man.Van Buren School.Business: John GUI

Anderson. Howard Brady. James William, Quinn, Eugenia May Arnold. Annie NorlneButler. Leah Tilghman. Eastern: Marie.Henrietta Gude. Frances Marlon Greene,Mary Graham Masson, Mary VirginiaStone.Birney School.To M Street High School:

Lulu Bell. Edna Harriet Brown. Mae So¬phia MoKenney, Lucille Emma Patterson,Lillian Solomon, Claudine Briles Taylor.

Ninth Division.Blake School.To Central: Mamie Eliza¬

beth Buckley, Bertha Elmore Taylor. ToBusiness: Edward Leander Cooley, MiltonVolmer, Lula Genevieve Byrnes. Irene EthelConnor, Julia Helen Clark, Grace MarieGardiner. Elizabeth Florence Mercer, HelenGertrude Qulnlan.Brookland School.To Business: Edwin

Jay Beller. Robert Reyburn Burklln. EarlWalker Kemp. James Lewis Sherwood.Grace Antoinette Henry, Edna ParkesSimons. To Central: John Hugh Lyons,Charles Marcy Parker. Joseph AdlsonScott. Jessie Elizabeth Boss, Maudo LillianJackson. Ethel Means, Isabel Prlmm, RuthElsie Sipher, Ethel Prather Sherwood.Grace Marie Tansill.Carbery School.Academic: Albert Wen¬

dell Davis, Joseph Reed Lowell. DaytonBaird Miller. Irving Zirpel, Rose IrvingBerg, Mary Gertrude Combs, Flora EmmaDellwig, Mae Viola DeShlelds. HarriettBriggs Kennedy. Edith Eloise Nesmith.Edith Ida Marguerite Orbello, Stella IreneRaymond, Elizabeth Louise Sillers. Etta"Lavera Thompson, Juanita Chilton. ToBusiness: William Emory Monroe, ClaraElizabeth Byron. Eva Sylvia Bamhartt,Marion Adelaide Fowler, Annie Maude Kll-martin. Maud Leonard.Emery School.To Business: Marian

Josephine King, Amelia Anna Rosendile.To Central: Everett Stanton Beall, Barton.Adrian Bean, John McManus, CourtneyPeters Winter. Gertrude Jeanette Barnes,Ida May Beagle, Florence Abigail Beall,Bertha Olive Bean. Catherine Stella Burton,Emma Maurine Ileltman. Julia Jackson,Ida Mabel Markward, Caroline MatildaMartin. Nannie Lucille Nelson, Laura Ame¬lia Sands. Edna Hall Smith. To Western:Francis Bradley Middleton.Gales School.Frederick Buckley, Herbert

Borchardt. Frank Edward Duehrlng, JamesLewis French. Emanuel Richard Haas,Frederick Carroll Merlllat, Mary CatherineLittle. Charlotte Loretto Stiebellng, CaryLouise Wade.Hayes School.To Business; Charles Fred¬

erick Saunders. Martha 'Fink. KatharineWinifred Kerrigan. Cellna Victoria Orth.To Central: Florence Lucille Nelson.Langdon School.Academic: Arthur John

Kause, William Francis Joseph Kelly, Bes¬sie Louise Haskell.

Tenth Division.All of the pupils in this division are cer¬

tified to the M Street (colored) High School.Briggs School.Robert Cupid, John A.

J<nes, Lloyd Martin, Owen Matthews,Thomas Overton. William Russell, JosephSlielton, Alice Brown, Clara Brown. VioletChase. Hilda Freeman, Emma Green,Beatrice Locke. Rebecca Ware.Garrison School.Alice Gray. little Grif¬

fin. Annie Murdock. Beatrice Ruffin, Jean-nette Smith.Stevens School.Alice Gertrude Cooper,

Violet Carroll Ferguson, Eugenia VirginiaPerkins, Bertha Anna Rose, Mamie LillianSutton, Mabel Louise Turner, Helen Wash¬ington. Bertha Blake Watson, Rose Eliza¬beth Williams. Sadie Catherine Coffer.Sumner School.John E. Brent, Edgar

Butler. Detriek Dishman, John F. Ewing,John W. Fauntroy. Charles B. Fisher, Ced-ric E. Francis. Edward B. Gray, ClarenceD. R. Hawkins. Merrian C. Hayson, AlfredG. Marshall. Clarence H. Mayo. Roscoe W.Ross. Marguerite E. Brent. Montague A.Brown. Alma R. Davis. Ethel K. Davis,Bessie H. Dorsey, Emma D. Kennedy, InezM. L Lacy, Grace R. Lancaster, Alice E.Manning, Maud G. Smothers.

Eleventh Division.All of the pupils certified for admission

to the M Street High School.:Garnet School.William Scott. Caroline

Boyd. Delia Bundy, Mary Campbell, ValerieChase. Gertrude Collins. Mary Gwynn.Fanny Hamilton. Curletta Herrlot, ClariceJones, Geneva Keating. Pearl Kyles, MaryLewis. Harriet McClennan, Obljiene Mitch¬ell. Beatrice Patteh, Eudora Shackelford,Evelyn Slater, Rosaiyne Smaltwood, EdnaSmith, Venetia Stewart, Almira Streets,Jessie Williams,

Twelfth Division.All of the pupils certified for admission

to the M Street H'gh School.:Bell School.John Chauncey Allen, Hiram

Pieston Opey, Grace Elizabeth Bennett. Su-.sail Brown. Margaret Viola Parker, SarahCatharine Ricks.Lincoln School.James Edelln, Sara Gor¬

don, Hattie Heard, Gertrude Johnson, Or-It an Lane, Lu *retia Lee, C.allle Young.Lovejoy School.Susie Edmondson, Violet

K.bble, Adeline Gray, Lillian Diggs,Frances Bucsey. Ruby Davis.Handall School.George Arthur Reynolds,

David Riley Robinson, James EdwardThomas, Sarah Annette Johnson.

The following pupils have elected themanual training course and will be enteredIn the technical high schools:

First Division.Adams.Alexander Gray Dawson, Mar¬

garet Elizabeth Jones*.Berret.Franklin Cotesworth Herndon,

Douglas Herring, Louis Payne. FrederickDe Witt Ray, Walter Holloway Thrail,William Gove Thrall.Dennison.Ruthertord Joseph Dooley,

Clifford Lincoln Fishback, Edward EarlGolden. Charles Leonard Griesbauer, TerryHackett, E'iot Muncey, John Cllngan Fir-nln. Howard Palmer Safford, Ethel Miller,Selma Rosenthal. Martha Swormstedt. Eisle'Marie Cary. Ray Jardln Parker.Force-Harry N. Heacock, E. Mason

Mtezgar,* Neal N. Herndon, Charles P Sti¬vers.Franklin.Lewis Franklin Bond, Edward

Currington Darlington. August GeorgeSachs, Beatrice Marie Heklmian Basil PBoykin, C. Albert Babendreler. GeorgeFrick, John A. Hailman, Leon MangumIra S. Pope. Paul T. Shade.*Hubbard.Horace Browning, Antony Hab-

ersak Jannus, Percy Walburn L« Due, John

Henry Small. Richard Lemolne Tllley, VeraPauline Gaskins, EttineJCtta Sebrlng .

Johnson.Harry John Court. Asbery Saun¬ders Haynes. Frank Sterna Lamion, MarkMcKnew Sloan.* Ethel Pearl Smith.*Thomas P. Morgan.Myron Seaton Cur-

tia. GrenviUe Lewis Millard, Kirk Scan-nell.*

Second Division.Abbot.Frederick Morris Pelzman. Jerome

Sellnger, Theodore Ellis Stokes, NewtonParker WUIls.*Henry.Howard Livingstone Benson, Wal¬

ter Edward Bose. Harry Hoover. HerbertJacob!, Kenneth Hugh Ifssh, William Ern¬est Schmld. Alfred^latls Schmidt, NellieMcCllntock.*Morse.Hugo Rudolpt» Schmitt. Adine

Putnam McGowan. Annie Catherine Rath-von.*Phelps.George Sloane. Hirst Sutton. Mar-

gr.ret Fay. Mabel Sydney Heizer, DoraLouise Jones. Charlotte Frieda Miller,Marie Louise Mitchell, Lydia Bell Suman.Polk.Dudley Wilfred ' Burgess, Charles

Lawrence Burton. Frank Henry Butt,Ulysses Grant Goodman, John WilliamHardell, Wayne Maris Hart, Henry Lep-per. Howard Gray Moler. Lawrence Mund-helm. Henry Johann Toussalnt. MargaretRay Benton, Emma Alvarena Wegenast.Seaton.Alfred Baxter Baker. Rosalie

Co rr. Mary Catharine Kelley, Jennie Por-lev Leese.Twining.Adrian Christopher Holland,

Alexander Kennedy Meek, Edward Var-milya Payne. Helen Terry Ashley. JessieRyman Davis. Rose Louise Reeves.Webster.Fame Nelson Ourand.

Third Division.Brent.Robert William Foster, John Ken-

tia Hillers, Emmet Relchaxd, Ivan PoppersTashof, Katherlne Smith.Hilton.Raymond Bartlett, Elsie Marie

Furr, Sarah Dorothea Hartley. GladysCourtenay Kane. Merle Williams.Lenox.Samuel W. Frye. Clyde C. Irwlne,

Ella M. Cummlngs. Laura V. Petty.I Maury.John Norman Bradley, HarryFloyd Bryai* Ralph Francis Healy, Lu-cile Brooks, Minnie Marge Wagner.. Peabody.Harold McKenney Clarvoe,James Edward Dodge, Harry Van HornEllis, -Charles Edward Hamann, James Da-vis Palmer, Harry Bristol Pitts, WilliamHenry Rohrman, Ruth Elizabeth Gonzen-buch.Towers.Ameri Boyd Dunn. Milton Eu¬

gene Lowry, Anita Caroline Dietierlch,Grace Harriet Fulton, Ruth Morgan, OnaBell Wellborn.Waliach.James Platte Berkeley. Harold

Franklin Bradburn, Sacks Bricker, NewellRoy White. , .

Fourth Division.ATthur.Katie Ellen Webel.Bradley.Clarence Franklin Cockrllle,

Thomas Hackman Carter, John FrancisDeeds, jCharles Emorjr Hall,. Edgar WilliamSheppard. Eppa Htinton Willis.-Jefferson.Joseph AJoyslus Carroll, Harold

Strauss. Mildred Iffargkret Faunce, Eman¬uel Adler, Julius Richards, Helena CoffeyHutchinson,Smallwood.John Edwin ElUott. John

Perry, Arthur Roberts. Louise Christina,1Bieber, Katie Emma Dletz. Honora Dugan,Mary Everette Greenlaw, Julia BlancheWright.

Fifth Division.Addison.Rita Baer.Curtis.Charles Leo Dugan, John Aloy-

sius Dugan.Fillmore.Julian Barnes, Lewis Barring-

ton. Philip Ege. William Frlel. Roy Stake.Grant.Harris Dent, Alonzo Krauss, Nel¬

son McKernan. Edwtcrd Paynter, WilliamRupertus, Ada Gilbert. Linda Rollins.Jackson.Bernard Hanshew, Hllleary Ly-

ler Offutt, Harry IXiftorit Offutt.Weightman.Louifl Hfcory Graves, Helen

Fay Doran, Louise Skmf.Sixth Division.

Bennlng.Purvis -QudS'S' Wilbur.Blair.William Anient, Geblcke. Ira

Thomas Hutchinson, Mttrie Louise Myers.Hamilton.Harold Victor Dent.Madison.Clarenci,'"Ali^rt Bundlck. Ed¬

ward Mount Webster.Pierce.Henry Arthur Kblson, Leo Clifton

Martin. Francis Alfred Peters, Elsie CooperHeldenreich. - > . ,,

"

Taylor.Albert Funk Felter, Francis Mar¬vin. Marie Rebecca ftrc»/>"ks, Emma ElfreilaHanft, Maryland Landlord, Bertha El-wood Mann. Helen DiidleS' Ross.Webb.John Tfewoki® Carroll. Edna

Allwine. Eva White-Vattfchn.Wlseatley.May Noel.

> -r ~ Seventh Division.To McKlnley MAjptroi^ralnlng School:Brightwood.Jolin <?. Mayne.Monree.-William IJogart Cash. John Ed¬

ward Howard. James William Jolllffe.Takoma-Huglj Davis, James Taylor, Rus¬

sell Van Houten, Walter Wakefield, Augus¬ta Clark. Ethel Clark. Kate White.Tei:ley.Charles R. Hurley, Fred. L. Law,

J Malcolm Nicholson. Frank L. Pitcher.Woodburn.John Lawson Daniels.To llie Armstrong Manuel Training

School:Bruce School.Edward Jones.*Mott School.James Allen. William Cona-

way. Joseph Evans, Lillian Evans, EssieHansbrough, Julia King, Amanda Newman,Carrie Rollins.Wilson School.Robert Lee Smith, Annie

Bell Jackson. Gullema Eldora Jones. MariaMyers Mary Louisa Thomas. Jessie LincolnTurner.

Eighth Division.To McKlnley High School:Buchanan School.Frank Mullen, Millard

McKim Snlffln, John Jarod Talcott, EdnaLeah Wlnans.Tyler School.Irving .I croy McCathran.Van P.uren School.Hiram Pitts Butler,

Eeulah May Burton, Anna ElizabethFrench. Blanche Mundoll, Edna AmeliaThomas. Nina Irene Thomas, Emma Fran¬ces Torrey.To Armstrong High School: .

.

Blrney School.Marcus Coleman, ThomasJefferson Johnson. Walter Eugene Que«n,Norris Scott, Lena Amanda Brooks, ClaudiaAmanda Green, Mary Hannah Thomas,I'earl Iola Ware.GarH 'ld School.Russell Harrison Carroll,

JeremUh Docket. Benjamin Harrison Tay¬lor. Martha Elizabeth Ray.

Ninth Division.Blake.Henry George Hemingway, Vida

Cora Crane, Vesta Nora Crane. Grace Es-tille Harvey. Eunlcj Marie Knorleine.Brookland.Blanche Jfalley.Carbery.Paul Raymond Boesch. Ralph

Waldo Brown. Raymond Ellsworth Chapln,Charles Burton De Shields, Henry AlbertHelms, Arthur Leonard Lyddane, MarlonIrwin Walters, John Weber, Helen AdelaideCalhoun. Catherine Holmes Potter.Emery.Raymond Rogers Chatfleld. Wll

ham Arthur Edgar, Robert Horace Harri¬son, William Martin McDonald. Jesse Clar¬ence Miller, Emipy Louise Fulton.Gales.Claude Royel Breneman. Thomas

HutcMnson Chapnmn, John Edwards. Porter Lane Mattox, August Edward SproesseT, Ernest Simpson Wise. Florence PearlCoon, Annie Sumter Cardozo, Effie VirginiaDavis. Lily Sophia Haarer.Hayes.Herbert Ray Hild, David Frank¬

lin Linthlcum, Henry William Terry, Har¬riet Lavinla Clatlin. Anna Cozlin, PansyCozlln, Marie Edm*il£{$l, Marie ChristineHansen, Annie Ford ' McDaniel, EmmaMurray McDaniel. .*" m'1

Langdon.Robert Lincoln Ivause.

Tenth Division.Brlggs-Josep^ KabinsqDi Thomas Robin¬

son. Anna Cotntt<*«> CrtWt Cupid, RomayJohnson. Adele Scott. Susie Thomas. BessieWare. Roberta Williams.Garrison.Langston Allen, Thornton An¬

derson. Frank .CoUim^i^ James ChapmanHarrison Jackson? rge SomervllleFrench Young. Effle Denton. Mabel Green..Mary Lee. Idejl.a Si|^i, fcjjla Stsnard. IreneTyler. ." 1 I^.TJ"Stevens.Charles ¦'BtinWer Pryor, JackRyan. Charles Twine. Iola Adelle Adams.Surah Drusiila Brooks, Sarah ElizabetnGrisoy, Esiello Minor. Lillian Label Olden.Delflah Anna Olden, Elsie Viola Parker,Flora Eleanor Queen. Ella Jordan Rose.Sumner.Richard E. Banks, Horace R.

Gaines, Hallet T. King. George H. Mow¬bray, Clarence Smith, John II. Wade. MaryE. Gaines. Pinkey M. Johnson. Hattle A.Miller, Lucia B. Richardson, Nettle J.Robinson, Ida M. Taylor. Mildred Waddle-ton.

Eleventh Division.Garnet.Quaestor Jackson, Henry Lan¬

caster, Philip Morton, William Scott.Ethel Carfter. Anna Kelley, Fannie Lee,Mary McKenny, Mabel Van Brakle. Caro¬line Boyd. Delia Bundy. Mary Campbell,Valerie Chase. Gertrude Collins, MaryOwynn, Fapny Hamilton, Carletta Herlot,Clarice Jones. Geneva Keating. PearlKyles, Mary Lewis, Harriet McClennan,Obzlne Mitchell, Beatnice Patten, EndoraShackelford, Evelyn J Slatef, Rosalyne

Smallwood. Edna Smith. Venetia Stew¬ard, Altoira Streets, Jessie William*.

Tirelfth Division.Ball.Cato Wesley Adams. Oeor*e Rob¬

ert Anderson. Herman Dandrldge Brooks.James Albert Brooks, Franklin PierceClark, William Oscar darner, HenryJames King. William Henry Washington,Beatrice Lillian Contee, Amelia Oaines,Clara Addlne Irby,. Mabel Ethel Taylor,Lydla Anita Thurston. Mary MagdaleneTuckson. Unity Commoceda Tuell. HelenIzetta Washington. Mary Elisabeth West,Martha Louise Woodson.Lincoln.John Gant. Raymond Middle-

ton, Benjamin Montgomery, ThomasSimms, John Tlppett, Lillian Brooks.Frances Cooper. Ollie Cooper, AmandaOrlgsby, Mabel Lee, Estelle Murray, Cas-zlta Neal, Sadie Simms.Lovejoy.Ernest Plnn, Paul Smith. Em¬

ma Smith, Elsie Coombs, Clara Johnson,Annie B. Wesley.Randall.Ernest Edward Adams. Ray¬

mond Coates, Herbert Strathmore Tolson,Anna Eliza Lee. Lucy Frances Rice, MaryJane 8cott, Rachel Elenora Bowen, RosaBelle Dash, Mary Elisabeth Dean. JessieMary Hicks.

LEASED THE BATTLEFIELD.

Col. Heist&nd Has Settled Matters atManassas.

Col. Helstand, adjutant general of the De¬partment of the East, at New York, arrivedIn this city today from a visit to Manassas,Va., where he made leases for about 30,000acres of land covering 'nearly thirty squaramiles for use in the combined maneuvers ofregulars and militia in September next. Hesays that the land secured comprises prettymuch all the Metorlc battlefields and Is ad¬mirably adapted In every respect for the

| coming maneuvers.It has been decided that the maneuver

| forces shall consist of twenty-five thousandI troops, to Include five thousand regulars andtwenty thousand militia. Every state inthe Atlantic division, except Pennsylvania.New Hampshire, Rhode Island, District ofColumbia, Mississippi and possibly Ala¬bama will send troops to these maneu¬vers Major General Corbln will be in com¬mand. with headquarters at Gainesville.Va. One maneuver army will be stationedat Thoroughfare Gap. Va.. and another atManassas, Va.. ten miles away. Brigadier

| Generals Frederick D. Grant, J. FranklinBell, Theodore J. Wint, Jesse M. Lee, Tas-ker H. Bliss and Thomas H. Barry will bethe general officers of the maneuver armies.Texas has promised to send l.fiOO militia.All the regulars from ChickamaUga Park

| and Fort McPherson, besides those from| the Department of the East, will be present.

Maj. Gen. Corbln. commanding the At¬lantic division, has ordered Col. J. W. Ja¬cobs, assistant quartermaster general,chief quartermaster of the department ofthe east; Lieut. Col. E. E. Dravo. subsist¬ence department, chief commissary of thedepartment of the east, and Maj. J. L.Phillips, surgeon, temporarily in chargeof the office of chief surgeon of the depart¬ment of the east .to report direct to divi¬sion headquarters for duty in connectionwith the field exercises at Manassas InSeptember.Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbln. commanding

the division of the Atlantic, came to Wash¬ington today from Governor's Island totalk with Lieut. Gen. Chaffee and some ofthe other members of the general staff abouttlie fall maneuvers. Gen. Corbln is greatelyinterested In the maneuvers, which he ex¬

pects will bring together a greater number ofNational Guardsmen and the regular troopsthan have ever been Jointly exercised on

one field. He is in constant communica¬tion with the adjutant general of the sev¬

eral states to be represented, and findsthat their reports as to the extent of theirparticipation are most satisfactory. Ar¬rangements have been completed for thecontrol of the necessary tract of land,about riO.OOO acres, thirty square miles, com¬

prising nearly all of the old battle groundof Manassas or B"ull Run. which has beenleased by Gen. Helstand, Gen. Cor-bin's adjutant general.Because of his desire to carry through

personally the maneuvers which he hadprojected. Gen. Corbin is authorized to de¬fer his departure for the Philippines untilnext fall. The maneuvers will take placeearly in September, and Gen. Corbin, ac¬

companied by Mrs. Corhin. will leave NewYork October 1 for San Francisco, whencehe will sail on the 10th on the British mailsteamer Manchuria to Manila.

STIRLING IN COMMAND.

Relieves Admiral Cooper of the AsiaticFleet.

Rear Admiral Yates Stirling has been |placed In command of the Asiatic fleet, as

the relief of Rear Admiral P. H. Cooper,who is coming home at once on account ofIllness. This advances Rear Admiral Fol-ger to second place, and Capt. Train, who issoon to become a rear admiral, will becomethird in command. Rear Admiral Cooperwill retire this fall.Rear Admiral Stirling was born in Balti¬

more In 1843, and entered the NavalAcademy In 1800. He was made an ensignIn 1863 and attached to the Shenandoah,and then to the monitor Onondaga of theNorth Atlantic blockading squadron, in Itsoperations in the James river. He was inbc*h attacks on Fort Fisher and then serv¬ed on the Pacific squadron. He was com¬missioned a lieutenant in I860, and a lieu¬tenant commander two years later, and sawduty aboard several ships until 1882. whenhe was ordered to the Washington navyyard. Two years before he was promotedto the rank of commander and for the nextseven years he commanded successively theIroquois. Dale and the dispatch boat Dol¬phin.. He was made a lighthouse InspectorIn 1802. and in September. 181M. commis¬sioned captain.In October. 1000, Capt. Stirling was made

commandant of the naval station at SanJuan. Porto Rico, having been assignedfrom his post as commandant of the navalstation at Cavite. Philippine Islands. Justpreceding the Cavite assignment he was amember of the lighthouse board and sta¬tioned In Washington. In May, 1001, whileat San Juan, the pier at that city took fire,and Capt. Stirling rescued Mr. Butler, theLloyds agent, who was forced to jump over¬board. In May. 1002. Immediately after theMartinique horror was reported. Capt. Stir¬ling superintended the loading of the col¬lier Sterling at San Juan with relief sup-Jplies. I

Added to Fleet of Pleasure Craft.Three auxiliary power boats will be added

to the local fleet of pleasure craft before tneend of the summer.Mr. Charles Hahn has about completed a

handsome 40-foot craft for his own use,and will have her In service early in July.The vessel has been built on N street, andwill be taken In a wagon to one of thelocal boat yards to be launched. The newcraft will be yawl rigged. It is stated, andis a handsome boat. She will be comfort¬ably fitted out for pleasure cruising.A new power boat Is under construction

at Solomon's Island. Md.. for Mr. JohnGardner of this city. The boat will bequite a large one.Plans are being prepared for the building

of a new boat, of the knock-about type, torMr. Howard Goldsborough of this city. Theboat, it is stated, will be built at Alexan¬dria.

Calumet Club Incorporated.The Calumet Club has filed a certificate of

Incorporation in the office of the recorderof deeds. The object of this club Is "tooperate, manage and conduct a club forliterary and musical purposes, to provide a

meeting place for its members and for theentertainment and the promotion of thegeneral welfare of its members." The In¬corporators are Philip Hichborn. Joseph P.Minnitree, Holmes Conrad. Connally Trigg,Frank H. Hosford, Emmet Hamilton, Jo¬seph Luckett, Frank Flynt. William T. H.King. Arthur Hodgkins and Frank P. Mor¬gan; capital stock, $10,000.

Personal Injury Alleged.Suit at law to recover $30,000 for personal

Injuries was filed In the District SupremeCourt today by George Lamb against theNational Electrical Supply Company. Theplalntlfl, through Attorneys A. S. Worth-ington and Geo. W. Drew, alleges that InOctober. 11)03. while In the employ of thedefendant company he was working ona scaffold which, he asserts, was Imper¬fectly constructed and which collapsed,throwing him down In such a manner thathe was severely injured.

MR. L. Z. LEITER'8 WILLDOCUMENT FILED IN LOCAL

COURT TODAY.

Estate Divided Among Wife and Sur¬

viving Children.Executors andTrustees Named.

~n!T °r Leyl ^ 1>lter- the Chicagomillionaire, who died at Bar Harbor. Me..*St ^f*k' waa fl'ed today with the registerof wills m this city. It Is dated June 1.

na®ed Mary T Leiter and Joseph' widow and son. as executors.

and they, together with his daughters.Nancy Lathrop Carver loiter and Mitr-guerlte Hyde loiter and Seymour Morrisor Chicago, are designated as trustees.

e witnesses are his lawyers, Walter V.K. Berry and Benjamin S. Minor, and H.

l-k'o, . this city. The will

iDec?flo°~"thlrd1 °f the "utslde of

n£?s to thfww "" °i coal l"n(1fl »M-wual »°W and the re9t ls tor

Swf Th.il'n.Per 8UrpeS an,on* the

which fn<iioI. .J" nothlng 'n the will

tlr-s eiute t0tal va,ue of Mr ljot'

tton'of Vht death of the widow her nor-

esute wm^hT *1!" ,nto the generalth« «hiu!^ distributed equally among

acrea ir . ,'T 8.t,rpes- the 7.MOvested In^ a"13 .In ""noto. which Is

son i8 sln ,n JoSe'h loiter, the

^^n^°t^tararLeite?raniSi0n ,81.ade to grantee Joseph}er an annual Income of at least $10 000

under any circumstances, and to Insure Mman annual Income of $40,000 in any event

forTh 8 fu,fillment of the trust createdrhn,

estate under the terms of the willChauncey Keep of Chicago Is designatedas the first person to be offered the t!r«t

vthe trustees. Whose num-

tnlstee i \ thr®?- Seymour Morris, as

s^; nt- ls *iven *».<»<> « year fur suchserving as trustee. The will specifically lePlaces and revokes all previous willsLady Curzon's Marriage Settlement.Mention is made of the marriage settle¬

ment of J700.0C)0 previously made on one ofthe daughters. Lady Curzon. In addition towhich the will bequeaths $1,000,000 more asa trust fund for her, the total of Si.7UO.UOOto be charged against her In the distribu-tlon of the estate.

funde),tr«USr^f KaTmed for th,s Independentr-1,1 Joseph loiter. Robert T. Lincoln

St F>m?n°*. ?Pls Nathaniel Curzon ofat. Lrmins Mansions, London, and St JohnFremantle Hrodrick of No. ;« PortlandPi 5?^ London, to whom the executors are

honrt, °.Ver trust' elther '» money or inbonds, stocks or other forms of purely per¬sonal property belonging to the Loiter es-

lle?rtin°. St '??d refnvest in good income-f*cur'tles, in trust to pay the

whole of the net annual income thereof toC urzon (formerly Mary Victoria loi¬

ter) during her life for her sole use duringmarriage and upon her sole and separatereceipt and she Is prohibited from dispos¬ing ef It In the way of anticipation" andupon her decease It is to go In trust to herhusband, and if she leaves one child, uponher death the amount is to be dividedequally between the husband and child andIf more than one child, one-third at least isto be given to the husband. Mr. Leiter re¬quired that the investments under this pro¬vision may be made In any public stocks orsecurities of or guaranteed by the unitedgovernment of India, or copyhold securitiesin England and Wales, heritable securitiesin Scotland, Teehold securities in theLnlted States north of the Potomac amiOhio rivers and north and east of the Mis¬souri river, or the stocks, funds, debentures,mortgages of any corporaUon of the unitedkingdom or of the Unitea States paying-regular annual dividends or ordinary stockor shares or interest on obligations, thetrustees to have especially In view thescurlty of the investment rather than therate of interest.

The Share of the Children.Except as to the coal lAnds mentioned, all

the residue of the estate, wherever situ¬ated. is bequeathed to the widow, Mary T.Lelter; the son, Joseph Leiter, and thedaughters, Nancy Lathrop Carrer Leiterand Marguerite Hyde Leiter and to Sey¬mour Morris, as trustees, to hold the prop¬erty in trust and to pay to the widow on

her own individual receipt one-tliird of thenet annual Income of the trust estate, asshe may require. Upon her death and dur¬ing the continuance of the trust her allot¬ted part of the Income is. to become part ofthe general Income of the trust and sub¬ject to the distribution among the chil¬dren. The trustees are authorized to payoff incumbrances or make property im¬provement out of "the net income.The will says (luring his lifetime Mr.

Leiter had given the following amounts"in advance:" To I^ady Curzon. Si,700.000,to ba charged against her In the generalestate; to each of the daughters, Nancyand Marguerite, 1,000 shares of capitalstock of the Chicago Railway Company,valued at $1.55 a share, and 1,000 shares ofthe capital stock of the Edison Company ofChicago, valued at $14.-.,000. making a totalcharge against each of S-'IOO.uoo, to be treat¬ed as advancements in the division of theIncome and principal of the trust. To Jo¬seph Leiter, the son, advancements partlyevidenced by notes signed by him, but can¬celed and not to be taken Into account, andpartly evidenced by entries In booksamounting to S2,000,tl00, to be charged ifian advancement.Each of the children is to be charged with

4 per cent Interest on advancements begin¬ning with the trusteesiiip and the total in¬terest is to be added to the two-thirds ofthe net annual Income ;'rom the trust estateand to the whole of the net aunual incomeafter tl-.e death of the widow and theamount thereof Is to be divided equallyamong the children or their descendants perstirpes.The will says that Mr. Leiter had pur¬

chased title to 7,600 acres of coal landsIn Franklin and Williamson counties of Il¬linois and certain shares of the capital stockot the Universal Fuel Company and directsthat a corporation may be formed under theIllinois laws to operate the lands the sharesto stand in the place of the lands and thefuel company stock. The trustees are dt-.rected to permit-Joseph Leiter to manageand control these lands and the dividendsand profits are to be applied as a credit tothe amount invested in the coal lands, theearnings to bear interest at S per cent perannum. Whenever Joseph Inciter repays theestate left Mr. Leiter in full, with Interest,the whole amount Invested in the coal landsand the fuel company is to be conveyed ab¬solutely to him.

One Killed in Maine Railway Wreck.PLYMOUTH. N. H.. June 20..One person

was killed and a number injured today byan accident to a mixed passenger and

freight train on the Pemigewasset valleybranch of the Boston and Maine railroad,near this place. The passenger coach leltthe rails. A car of lumber, which wasnext to the passenger car. partially tele¬scoped the latter and crushed a number ofthe passengers against the seat backs andsides of the coach.

Pioneer Oil Promoter Dead.TITUSVILLE, Pa.. June 20..Henry W.

Potter, a pioneer of the early oil develop-irent, and in 1864 a partner in the bankingand brokerage business with Chauncey MDepew In New York, is dead at the homeof a daughter in this city. His wife andthree daughters survive.

Big Kansas City Building Collapsed.KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 20..A four-

story brick building at 3d and Delawarestreets, occupied by a sirup refining com¬

pany, partly collapsed today owing to an

explosion of ammonia on the third lloor.Fifty girls In the upper stories and severalmen and boys were thrown Into a panic,and two girls and a man were seriouslyhurt. Two men are still burled In thedebris.Later one of the men was released un¬

hurt. The other, Bert Brown, is still burled,and it is believed he is dead.

Committed to Sympathetic Strike.CHICAGO, June 20..By the Indorsement

of a new clause In Its constitution, the

Chicago Federation of Labor has commit¬ted Itself to the sympathetic strike. Thesection provides that if one agreement Is

violated by an employer, all other agree¬ments between that employer and otherunions are thereby abrogated.

SHOT HIMSELF IN HEADJAKES JOSEPH GREBLE COMMITS

SUICIDE TODAY.

Worried Over the Loss of an ExprealPackage.Not Suspected oI

Wrong Doing.

The loss of an express package whichcontained »M)0 caused James Joseph Grebleso much worry thut he committed suicidethis morning by shooting hltnsetf In thehead. He was employed as money clerk bythe United 8tates Express Company andlived at 821 M street northwest, where theact was committed this morning. Formore than eighteen years Mr. Greble hadbeen in the company's employ and was con¬sidered one of Its most trusted employes.Not the slightest suspicion attached to himIn connection with the loss of the moneypackage and the company made good theloss without calling upon him for th«amount the package had contained. Tliiadid not seem to have satlslied Mr Grebleand he could not help worrying over theIncident. He had searched high and lowin his efforts to trace the missing package,but without being successful. This morn¬ing he trose at the usual tline and wasabout the house with his wife and twogrown children who lived at the familyhome. The presence of a laudanum bottlenot In Its usual place excited some sus¬picion. and. It Is thought. Mr. Greble prob¬ably drank some of the poison before heused the pistol He wrote a brief note ofexplanation, possibly last night, and ad¬dressed It to his wife. Shortly after 8o'clock this morning Mr Greble complainedto his wife that he did not feel well."Suppose 1 make you a cup of teaT" thawife suggested. "Perhaps the warm teawill make you feel better."The husband assented, and Mrs. Grebleleft the sleeping apartment to go to thekitchen. She had hardly reached thekitchen when she was attracted to thesleeping room by the report of a pistol. Fol¬lowing the report she heard the noise madeby the falling of Mr. Ureble's body. Wponentering the room In which she left herhusband only two or three minutes beforeshe was horrified at the sight of his deadbody on the floor. The son and daughterwere also there in a short time Assistance

was summoned, but there was nothing thatcould be dohy for Mr. Greble, as life waaextinct. Precinct Detective Boyd was stand¬ing In front of the house at the time theshot was tired, and he was the first personoutside of the family to respond.Tfce Coroner Arrives.

The detective reported the case to thesecond precinct police station, and CoronerNevltt visited the house later In the day.Ho concluded from the appearance of thingsIn the room that Mr. Grehlo had stood be¬fore the mirror when he tired the shot. Thebullet had entered the right temple aftergoing through the hat. and had passed en¬tirely through the head. It was found Im¬bedded in the wall. So far as the coronerwas able to ascertain. Mr. Greble had saidnothing to his wife or children to give theman idea that he contemplated taking hislife.His act. therefore, came as a surprise tohis wife and children. It was reported to¬day. however, that he had said early thlamorning that he was tired of living, andthat he dreaded getting old.In the letter written by Mr. Greble to hiswife he referred to the missing package.,and said he was unable to make so largean amount good. His life Insurance, he ex¬plained. would more than reimburse the

company The letter also contained enoughto show that the loss of the package couldnot possibly have been prevented by him.but nothing was said to reflect upon auy-body else in connection with the loss.Officials of the express company went tothe M street house to extend their sym¬pathy to the members of the family. Mr.Greble. as already stated, had been em¬ployed by the company for about eighteen

years, and was, held in high esteem byeverybody with whom he had worked. Notone of them ever thought for a momentthat Mr. Greble knew anything about theloss of the money. The deceased was nnative of Pennsylvania and was fifty-liveyears old. Arrangements for his funeralhad not been made this afternoon.

SCHLEY AT ANNAPOLIS.Increased Number of Civilian In«structors at Academy.Resignations.SjHTial IM-patch to Tlie Evening Star.

ANNAPOLIS. June 20..Rear AdmiralWinfield Scott Schley. IT. S. N.. who hatbeen spending a week in Annapolis witfchis wife, on a visit to Mrs. Schley's sisters,the Miss' s Franklin, left today for Wash*ington I > attend the funeral of Real Ad«miral Greer.Past Midshipman Robert 1$. HUllard o|

New York lias been appointed instructor atthe Naval Academy In the department ofmodern languagesThe number of civilian Instructors will be

greater during the coming acidemlc yearthan at any time during the history ofthe academy. They will be distributed asfollows: Matthematics. 4: English andlaw, 8; modern languages. 10.The resignation of Midshipmen George O.

Coale of Richmond, Ind.. second cl:«ss. an<|John C. Wilkinson, jr.. of St. Louis. Mo.,third class, have been accepted by theNavy Department to take effect today.These midshipmen are at present cruisingwith the coast squadron. No reason Isgiven.

RIFLE EXPERIMENTS.

Tests Completed Near Norfolk.OthetfNaval News.

Special-I'iapatch to Tiir Kv.ntnc Heir

NORFOLK. Va.. June 31..The Washing¬ton navy yard detail of United State!marines, which has been engaged for the

past ten days in experimenting with theservice rifle on Lynn Haven Inlet, undersupervision of Major L. C. Lucas of Wash¬

ington, completed the tests yesterday.Eleven of the fourteen me.n oomposing the

party will return to Washington, and threewill go on duty at the marine barracks inthe navy yard here.I'nited States cruiser Minneapolis, flag¬

ship of the Atlantic training squadron.Rear Admiral Wise in command, sails frot*Hampton Roads today for New York, afterhaving received a supply of eight-lncltshells, sent to the crulse.r in HamptonRoads from the naval magazine on St.Julian's creek here.Commodore Schroeder of the German

navy, whose flagship, the cruisif Vlneta. is

still in Hampton Roads, Is expected to paya second and final visit to the Norfolk navyyard tomorrow morning. A special govern¬ment tug will lie sent from the yard tobring the German admiral to Norfolk.Rear Admiral Harrington, commanding

the Norfolk navy yard, has been authorisedto draw on the funds of the bureau ofyards and docks for the purpose of makingpayment to the owners of the Sehmoefotract, which has been acquired by the gov¬ernment for the extension of the navy yardat a"cost of $400,000.

Sailing Average 23.58 Knots Per HourPLYMOUTH. England. June 20..1The

average speed of the North German LloydLine steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. which ar¬

rived here at 1:57 this morning, for the 3.-112 miles from Sandy Hook lightship to Ed-dystcne Lighthouse, was 23.58 knots porhour, as compased with the knot® ofDeutschland of the Hamburg Amerloun line.While the Deutschland's total time ovorthe long distance route is still 93 mlnuteashorter than the time Just occupied by theKaiser Wilhelm II, she actually did nottravel so fast, because she ran only 3.082miles, thirty less than the Kaiser WilhelmII The best day's run of the Ivalser Wil¬helm II was B04 miles.

Filipinos at Fall River.FALL RIVER. Mass.. June 20.Tho dele¬

gation of Filipino* who are making a tourof this country, arrived here today. Acommittee of citizens. Including prominentmanufacturers, headed by Mayor Orttne.met the visitors and escorted them througfcthe larger cotten mills of the city and t*jI her Industrial establishment®. The tootjf the city was followed by an Informalreception arid luncheon at Um QuqueekafClub.