EVENING STAR. | , evite itertzeetestoms | pan, corer rat ated. eee 4 arc! ai a“ 5 ec | aeeeene Reh pee! 4 General Hitz sod Mr GF. Gaick ace pres rofl, teacber, was exes’ lon ent. hy complimented the ct! WEDNESDAY. --Snue 17, S74. | Ti rsires Barrio and Hart. ‘The sobslersalp ta | gutcnnt Makty compit = —— the Washington Business College, won by the | POURTH DISsTatcr. Condensed Loenis «, | Schoo! for penmansi:ip, was presented to Fran- | The female grammar schoo! of the 4th dls- From J. © Parker we bave frank Leslie's | cis Miller. Ir Taylor received the reguiat trict. Mra. M. B. Martin teacher, was etamined Laiy's Mevazine for daly and the Graphtec. | schoo} med’ diplomas were awarded to yest be large ha'l of the Jetfer-on Mr. Pavin- Thyson, of the obte | Frark Malene, Dan. Dyer, Courtney Cooper. — ry sesembied the largest nam- Invet respected citizens of thie District, ts ty | E. Emmott, & Boneel, J | ber of visiters that wi @ noticed at a pablic peries at his residence, Gorzegs place. Wibemron, William ’ Pho: Benjamin | schocl examination in this city. OF the off tals Mr. Isaac Jones. a member of the Ameriens Cowen, Ei jeCaffrey, avid | Were present Superintendent Wilson, Trastees see aire ie rEg far 2 Dae bust © be | Sharreit and Wiliam Grass. The 5; papils on | McLellan, Hovey, Wolfe, French, Hart, At. bert after the model of the Tidal Wave. | the roil-call of this school were all present yes- | yee, Champlin, Lloyd, Wilson and Wright, The Wi F. ington Market Company has, by W. Hackett, actorney, enteted «nits acomber of deaters in'the murket for | terday; & majority of them will be transferred. The premiums of the Ma'e Grammar School, | Mr. R.M. McKee, teacher, which was exam: ined on the 25th’ ult., were awarded Monday as follows: Medal to Miles A. Faller; sto Warren W. Foster, Geor ng near the Govern- . disappeared from his ays einer, and bis wife, family and anxions to zet tidings of him ard T. Leon, charged “facing shertion, has row in the Criminal arp'e rite R. MeAaley, Danie! B. Todd, Mark B. Ker: Clarence E. King, Clinton C. Gardiner, rt Keyburn, jr., Clarence F. Barrett, Wm. Bates, Howard ‘Mcttll, Wm. J. Hutchinson, Thaddeus B. Eiker, Jsmes Conroy, Wm. A. Wilding, J. 8. Gariand, Toomas S. Nairn and Worthey G. Sbarrerts, Court Einstier, with his forces, are Hudson, | ex Trustees Crook, Stuart, Randoiph, aad Yorke AtLee; also Judge Paschal, Dr. Tindall, ex-Alderman Fenwick, A. D. Thomeon, be- sides many teachers and i og The exam. iners were Superintendent Wilson, Trastes Mc- | Lean, Gen. Hovey, Judge Paschal, and Prof. | J. W. Hunt, who nandied the first classin geam- | war with Ut asual rigor, adtering, as he does, | legically to the text-took, seldom allowing the | pupil to escape @ direct answer, at the same | Ome inspiring confidence by bi ‘-knowa | mastery of the subject and bis fairness to the in Sonth Washington Primary Ne. 14, Mise Euphemia McFarlane. fering localit | teacher, located ina frame building corner of :oub ard K street, was examined by Trustees | Hart and O'Driscoll, and Mr. McKee. Taere are 75 pupilson the roli of this school, 53 of whom will be transferred to advanced gradea, The teacher presented books to Lizzie Heiss, Join Weber, John Meaahti ast Louisa Jame, Mary Mck eever and Exin Cres- well, for attention to their studies. Irene Allen and diplomas were » Jos. Israel, Mary }e Carr. Katie Lovin, Waiter Fo- Nellie McAulitfe, Fannie Evans, Annie az patents were issued yesterday H Fi-teber, | Hing in this Ww. ders from railr P. b brash; W. W. Evan Jas. P. Herron. process for mak. from varieties of paim. ‘The tedie- of southe district of the Tem- Jerance av ion held a pablic meeting last night apel. corner of Dard loth #1 E. Baxter presided and br! s ptal eny ing paper poly fAdreseed ting, and was followed by | Anvie Barke, Ada Davidson, Thomas Mra Linville ina prayer, after which Mrs. La | ‘i hecdore, Dermott and John Clark. Fetra, Mre. Barnard, Mrs. Davideon, Mes Hig- SECOND DISTHICT. - No. 1, was ex- aton bull Thieseboot i in cbarge of Miss Lida Caton, rumbers i of whom were preseut, ibe transterred. The was as follows: Medal to Herman diplomas to Jefferson B. Smith, Ev - Drummond, Harry ¥. Davis, Oliver John B T. Essex, Juseph F. Mitchell, George J_ Nash, Maurice Greene, | Wiliam ‘J. Beail, Frank 'D. Rielly, Michael Madigan. Perry Miller, Edwin Ewell, Lewis Hoimes, Emit Techan, 8. Elwood Kelley, Rich- we | ard Brooks, Charles SuTRSoNTAN | Mascon. Frauk Walter. Jettercou B. Sinith's Tecord was so close to that of the medal scuolar f Mimisipp!, and Mr. Chapin delivercd reeves. ‘The congregation of the North Carolina Methotiet Protestant Mission are engag Dailding a fine parsonage adjoining the cha 22 bs feet. and three stories hig) rial is of brick, and 1 ix to contain all the m ern improvemen's. It is only eighteen months ie'y was organized, since | pel hes heen built and paid fu Pareonage is to cost about $500. The pastor Rev. Jesse Shreves, is much beloved by the c ngregation. ainsi = Livery Scexe is tHe RoUNDSs—In the Smithsonian Groands on | Sarday lest, about mid-day, quite an exciting | Scene took place on one of the main waike. Tne | (8! Mise Caton presented him with @ guid day was partic: pleasant, and most of the | medal. Male Primary No.5, located in the Seaton trom, seule cf the grounds were occupied BY | patiding, was examined by Mr. Gage.” Mine Ep : a ry pice be i er — oe trade Bartlett has charge, and of the 108 pupils (the en e weeze and plearant sl ; | school being a double one, with morning and Among those sauntering about the waiks was a | Sficracon clases) he bas G1 to transfer’ The young cont , from their appearance, | *!* : o be either newly married. or mighty their steps merit roll war as follows:—Medais to Charles F. with joined b £0 er gaged. obli rious of all the rest of mankind, a goud-luoking and well-dressed young woman eared upon the se: ekalking behind the | clusters of trees ar hes, but with her eyes | ri fixed fercely upon the lovingeouple. Approach- | 2%! ing a group at of the benches, she excitedly | inguired how Jeng that man and woman had bout there, peinting to them in « roughthe branches. The answir | tey bad been there for some- | . H. Fletcher, Chai 5 enj. Gettings, Robert Sillers, G. E. Phililps, Puilip Sardo, Aibert Sardo, Michael Connors, Charles Davis, 1. M Hodgkin, Henry Fiathers, J. S. Miles, Frank Taf, Eugene Harbour, Charies Murphy, H. H. Wallace, watthew Linton, L, J. Linton, b = | Jewett, 'W. ©. Woodward, John Suter,’ L. oe ld Fletcher, W. #8. Hibbs, T.G.Friebus and Frank . y Sas | White. vay Sed ware thems the amet | "Female secondary No. 4, located 1m the build- Of ber starched skirts resemblingthatof astreet | ‘TE O® H street, between 24 and 3d, ani in everping mu . snd almost before they knew | {barge of Miss Susan Collins, was examined by hat wa in the wind she had the truant hus- | T/ustee Woodward, asisted by Trustee Rich- Ty the srm. andthe words shusey> amg | ade, Mr. Wm. Stickney, and Dr. S. 8. Bond. * hissed rhrough ber lips, as she tried | 4!! the pups, 60 in number, were present, aud te hands in the baie of eke eterna tel | 5 will be transferred. In awarding the premium e. who chught tp ber eraggiing shire ani | #0m the teacher to the pupiis having the great- tume. was her husbar She Hike he aa og eer ak a est number of merit cards at the close of the | Taylor. £. D. Wright, H. C. Anderson and another path, ond ince aeeee emer t° | Sear, the contest was found to stand equal be- | Jawes’ HE. ‘Taylor each received a cope tresen ef the bend sated ont by the wapat Pei, | tween Maggie HibSeand Louisa E. Loctiler, and | of “Paschai’a Annotated Constitution ot treet, while the r Tnsulted ‘wits led ber | Weth Were presented with a handsome book. | the United States.” Judge Paschal pre- | hushard by the shon 4 | The usual premiums given were awarded as | serted them 1 Also, one to the tthe wan ore foliews:— Medal to Louisa E. Locttier; diplomas | teacher for su n each school, Mc. Wolf, piace ip the college 4, Flora Brad! | trastee second nose Tomarks wers pr and Mam! | highty comme: yang ladies, tha re 6 Trustees Wolf aud McLellan inthe De. Rankio. a prayer by De ng orations were he Prophet's Sui presence of been ateacber in our schovls fer twen! years; oid che Las a fine school. remarkably well, especially in spelling and prac- tical arithmetic, and in vocal music taaght by Miss Anuie King they were found to have mate considerable progress. The readings by Misses 2. J. Lemon and Birtie Williams were excellent. Yesterday Mrs. Myers was agreeably surprised by tinding the room decorated and festooned in ab attractive manner, with flags, streamers, ev- +rmrcens, flowers, Xc., at the instance of Trustee Welt, who gave ber a second surpri senting Sire. M. in behaif of the scholars and himse'f with a complete set of “Knight's His | tory of England.” Mr. Wolf also gave tue giris 4 treat im the shape of ic eream. The wo did Dr. Reeve to L. Campbell. West rrel!, of Calu yath’ Carolina; Phomas Willonghby & Mu-phy, Nelson au Colawhia, then dei Ao E. Hayne. 5. Virginia; Stmon J District { the graduating class, w:s | wium- were awarded a+ follows: Medai, Ells ® tsined to the mini-try of th | J. Lemon. Dipiemas to Belle C. Saunders, Cong Church by a counei! of clergy | Helen D. Whittlesey, Katie C. Mackey, Mary Present for the purpose. A. Hoitrook, Ida B. Mackey, Maggie W. The "bird anneal commencemen | Blondel, Hattie b. Walker, Annie R. Cla Iegiste departmen’ of Howard Univ-: | * Brows . Fraser, Sally T. Ven h. ace tere thirevening. The gratuat | Lucy S. Duffy, MaggieJ Burkhart, Mary fatilia H. Nicho! -G < A. Wiliams, Georgie A. Elli, PD BON - Alice d ber, Carrie A. © § 2M Freedman’s village Wh ttlesey. Annie J Doherty, Mary A. Max- Ditchell. of a try Lala © fer, Mary A. M » Laara e C. Entho: S. Towner, Flora E. hropLiszzie B Hobby, = Tae Boarp «? Hes Morrisva, Grace M and the health « met last evening, ticer submitted the weekiy r tho Sarris . Haghes, ed that seme ¢ u days ago Peter Marray © | Hriver, Emma T. Davis, Maggie S_ Moo: Co. were. not.fied to mabe certain sewer coune Munwie A. Noyes, Saltie M. Phillips, Moliie E tiens under their * Willis, Leons A. Carrier. to comply, and be recomme: tuaet be annul: fponsible. The clerk was directed to notify them that unless the work was commenced at once their tract would be annulied. Two Ove-story fran dings on B street, between Bd and 4 y st Male secondary Nu. 3, located im the Seaton building, tm charge of Miss Baker, was exim- imed by stees Wolf and McLeilan and Prot. Gage, and the boys made # yood showing, espe- 22 bames on the roil, and all were present with 3 vihweet; the frame on Ist. | one ean : for trans- between P and Q streets southwest, and the | sae yas caning tx ae bee by H. Rroverts Delopging to Chas. Witmer, in square | Kothrock, A. Donn, F. Condoye, E. Enthofter, Xo. 82, were deciared nuisances and ordered to | Wm. Suttay, Wan, Lewis aneOlacchee Anat The bealth officer submitted the | leratian much attention. ing eport of deaths for the month : awarded by the teacher to Norris Clark tor the exding May 51—Total number reported, 2 clore pond db be gave the medal echolar and —— whites. 141; | George W. Beck fur being the best speller in the cater sod hn ales, bi; wuraber of | ‘The merit roll was as follows:—M dal Sra ceberied in April 102, or $1 leas than | Grimes; diplomas to Hamiiten [. fa}; Certified by the coroner, 19 Rothrock, George Fred. Gonboye, Juseph 3. McCoy Tur Treatres be reoperet t ming manage men kinham, so favoral known fer several years past as th Goor- keeper of this te object of th ington public the the Perrie, John Rowe, Edward , George W. Breck, Norrla A. Clark, Ecward'S. Dirkmiller, Albert W. Graham Wim. B. Murray, boger T. Mitchell, Glarene A. Miler, Alfred Kiehter, Jobn At-Tiverny wis F.'Holden, Thomas J. Mealsy, C. & } Hodgkin, David M. Kindleberger. Female intermediate No. 3, #as examined this ving by Trustees McLellan, Woodward aud and there was quite a large namber of Pe and friends of the pupil Alice K: city The Washington favurite, agher, bas the leading rele, and bree characters, with three new 2 be weli sepported. ged Theater Com of summer theater, and the entertain k. comprising “Crime, or 3 Gne variety p. easing melange for the 5 singing. dan acting and the night breeze at the is present. Miss ern has charge of this school, number- ing 54 girls, (only one was absent,) aud 39 will be treueferred. ‘The examination in mental arithmetic and grammar was particularly 4 iin the other studies the pupils were well | advanced. There were sume very creditadle specimens of map drawing eabibited, and the * nging was very good. Tue duet, “Kain on tue Root,” by Georgie Websfer and Nellie Boden- | stek, was well sung. A number of compositions | by the pupils were highly complimented. Extra }Tizee (crowns) were presented by the teacher ment this rame time. Arrnetos forget ite | ie the following: For scholarship. Lula M. ° | Rowe, alice W. Goldin, Anna Drummond, Loui~s Loeftier, Nellie Hamlett and Anns aS; improvement in scholarsui 3 Doberty, Regenia y Miller, Maggie Tretier, Hattle Kaiser, Neilie Gleason and Lida Lesh.’ The me is as follows: Medal, Mary K. Stewar A speci : & P. depot at 2 ovvlock | ccommods:ion of Mary A. Me » Row E Lala M. Kowe, j¢ Wood, Nellie Hamle Yppenactiaer, json, Kate V. Walker, Kate FE er, Clara Kilimon, Ida V. Miller. Auna H. te, Alice W. Goldin, Georgie Webster 2ht that Teaty for occapancy tn Warden Crocker docs not » Temove any of the prison- shoot three months. Expect to be able ort he exawlnations will close ou Fri tay, and it $77 before Uctober ist at east, notwithstanding | is propored to give the puplla in this district © weuld take pits deine Tree yee more! | grand picnic. “Teachers aud papils will mact a tal July bt. It wilt be macy | Ey hid onthe betore the entire new building will be | therincey UExt ( learu the arrangements finished. therefore. TRIQD DISTRICT. — Serr acarner THe W.& G. RR Cowra-| ‘Trustees French and Marche examined mala BY — George W. Varnell yesterday entered suit | intermediate schol No. 1, Mise Kate Morphy, Seainet the Washington and Georgetown rail- | texcher, in the Wallach bollding Mon tay. qoad for 510,000 damages, alleging the’ on Octo- | There are 34 boys in this school, all of whom Der 30, Ue3, while alighting from one of thecars | will be trensictred. The exami tion Was & of that comy he wae thrown tothe gronnd | very satisfactory one, particularly in mental | and ft jured body. bemdes be ng rendered prac- arithmetic. Th mio ms for lite. ; whys edal to John Foy; dip'omas to Ebert ‘d@ Ubandier, iliiam Gaddis. Heitinger, William Sonifin, Edward Toner, Turney Meigs, George Kaufman, John Bates, ‘Willy Alken, Jusepb Spaulding, Alfred William Wilkerson, a Chartes lovey, Allan, Dulin. ex- Stuart, A. K. Browne, Simon were ere as follows: the on is ¢xcellent, and affurds an opportanity ier investment. Wolf, and a pumber of visitors = —_— | plimented Miss Morphy fi Avera C EXPLosion.—Last night | the vear. lamp im the boase of | fem sie ine ck a coal 1,) No. 1140 16th street. ex- y and Toomey notified Company Ne. 1, who resgon | but syices were hot required, ad ti was | terme Me 8 at 3p. m.,in the Wallach bai of this yesterday, Miss Bannad Johnson has had eb echool the past year, con- taining girls, and the examiua‘ion ing any head way. | proved her to a teacher. Ali of her ene af | pupils made eufficient progress to be trans- it —To-day, Dr. Henry | terred. The recipient of the firet honor, a gold th asssoit and batcery with | medal. was A. Gertrade Hitz, the daugter ot te last iss Consul. Di; ae to Cora L.. Brag, i E. Martin, Rose Branson, O. Pumptrey, Fan Je M. Wodien, Mary E. Stockett, Josephine Mallory, . Cook, Maggie MeOathran, Mary Harri: Emily E. Stewart, Mary FE. Bi 366 ter bis aupearan x Wheelock guing om bis bod. - jen, M. be an, Becths Kaufman, flar- iylor, a Pe heed'aame b aoc ininations and einging eod solos by Pint Pe= ved samp beagusal goods | doris: ) Uva, Berita Kaatwas, apd Mluanig Holmes, Waiter B. | te au audience. Mrs. Myets bas | iss by pre- | clally’ iw arhikmetic and geography. There were | Premiams were | ey, | ciass. “He bestowed strong praise as the resuit of Lig inquiries, as indeed was the case with most of the examiners in the other stadies, Tha exercises were relieved by the reading of some chetce selections by Misses Pierce and Paum- pbrey and the singing of the pupils, which con- tributed much to the pleasure of the occasion and the already bigh reputation of the school. ‘The singing of Mises Annie Wilson, Davidson, | Law, Liphard, Hinton, Clark, Magill, Bran- | field; Howard, Yooson, White, Carroll burn, was received with marked ay from the large company prevent. The regniar | prizee were awarded as follows: Modal to Mary P. Wilson; diplomas to Carrie Ranney, Sophia M_ Lipphard, Annie M. Wilson, Sophia P. Da- vidson, Fannie N. Hepburn, Florenca Hiaton, Mary ‘Sparo, Lillian M. Tanner, Neilie F. Pompurey, Mary A. Law, Mary E. Anderson, Maggie F. Riley, Alice M. Carroll, Mary B. Fizbugh, Eva L. ©. Ha: Td BF. Maggie E. Clark, Ellen Halley, Kate ers, Lida W. Custis, Flora L. Hendicy Herron, Sarah E. King, Sirah C. Da Eawyphries, Annie Rowell, Katie Andersoa, Katie Jobnsop, Fannie Moore, Mary Mocan, Lizzie White, Martha Yonson, Mary E. Boyle, Lydia J. Hinson, Ida Rabbitt. Dr. Tindall, | secretary to the governor, presented, on behalf | of the teacher, a tincly-e-mellished photograph | aibam to each of the following pupilson ac- | count of their proficiency in epelling in the re- cent contest, five being withoat an error, and one baring’ but one: Miss M. Wilson, Sdphia Davidson, Laura Mefntyre, Fanaie Hpbarn, Mary The trustees’ medal for spoiling was awarded to Miss Lydia Hinson, also per- fect, and presensed by Professor Hunt. ‘Tho Amadon medal swardéd to Miss Maggie Kiley, for amiabillty and scholarship, presented by ke At ', €8q., Who made some very ap propriate remarks, ‘The award of prizes to the pupils of the Male Grammar school of the district, Mr. John E. Thompson teacher, was intermingled with thatot the young ladies, and added to the inter- | est of the exercises. ‘The distribation to the | boss was: Medal to Herman Knoch; diplomas | tor scholarship to E4. D. Wri, nt, H. C. Ander- | son, John T. Easter, E. B. Rowell, Porter M. Ls M . | Garrett. (these being especially distinguished | for deportment and attendance as well,) J. B. Stahl, Levi Catlisber, Jas. Hall, John Alman, J. Hepburn, Ed. A. Thomas, B. reombe, Ge 3. Messer, Wm. J. Biggane, W. J. Allen; for attendance, Join Tatspaugh, F. A. Law, | Frank Maguire, Chas, Korte, J. W. Crampton, | H. F. Clarke, Jas, Nallenger: al muse, M. | F. Thompson; penmanship, D.G. Miller; gold | medals from the teacher to EK. D. Wright, H. ©. Anderson, Samuel W. Bower, for spalling (in connection with Herman Knoch and Taylor) 100 words in the spelling contest with- out anerror. The gold medal awarded by the trustees in the same contest was given to A. H teacher, ¥ paolic school | system.’ Prof. Hunt, who selected and gave ont the words in the speiling contest, presented th | medals to the girls a § that had wontaem, | and commented upon their shill in spelling the ctly that had given kim so 1 trouble to sele in the resuit, but their remarkable accuracy had caused him to fall. ther, the ex | cises were unusual ig, and will be | long remembered by the yeung participants. Male Intermediate, No. 1, Mr. E. H. Phomp- son, teacher, was examined this afternoon by | Trustee Champlin. ‘The number on the roll is Were made asfollows: Medal, Van Wert Joha- }: . Volrey Wood, Samuel Downs, Frauk Walker, Marty! tams, George’ Chare Joba Lesano, George Eckert, Richard | Phirps, Wm. Richards, Charles Colison, | Jutiue Crowley, George Tatspangh, Wiiltam 1c m Parker, Clinton God- ier, W. Etward Thompsoa. ob, Who received the school tled to the medal for spelling but ui der the rules prohibiting any one boy trom receiving more than ove med. the right to it Was, waiv nd it was given to Edward Borland, ¢ Van Wert Johnson is a very industrious boy from the Eastern shore of Maryland and bas had few advantages. He received the highest mark, {7 percent. in the written examinativn June tet, which has ever been givin to any boy for answering questions in five studies; he received 160 par centin arith- metic, 97 in grammar, 1/0 in music, 99 in geo- grap Edward B-rland is deserving of great credit for his cftorts, laboring as he does, under the disadvantage of being hard of hear. ing. Kicbard Losano and Henry Calliehe! were nearly eqnal in merit as to spelling, and the teacher presented each with a beatiful | gold medal. ‘Due examination was satisfactory | in all respecte. Female intermediate No.3, Miss Susie Lang- ley, teacher, was examined to-day by Trastee | Lioyd, in the presence of Mr. AtLee and many | friends of the achuol. A novelty on this occa- | tion was the neat appearance of the teacher | Spd all the pupils attired in light calico drassos. | On the rolls 54; transferred duriag the past | year 4:; ready for transfer 45. Miss Langley | bas bad'tive years experience as teacher, three | in the primary classes, aud two in the interme | diate, and her ecbool is considered one of the best of this grade in Washington city. | The medal was given to Teresa B. Miller, and | diplomas to Ella S. Cooke, Selma Rynex, Min- | nie Melvin, Fannie Greenappie, Annis L. Ran- | dolph, Virginia D. John-on, Laura L. Storer, Ida Busey, Lillie Beck, Jennet Imrie, Mary KE. Lyell, ida Oppenheimer, Pauline 'Sama'ag, | Annie M. Wilkinson, Columbia Wockabae, Car: rie Townsend, Ina L. Rice, Lizzie K. Cook, Hannah Noyes, Frances Keily, Anna L. Pam: phrey, Kate K. White, Martha Hoover, Rehec- ca Reeves, Martha Norbeck, Lizzie Thayer, | Bettie S. Hungerford, Ella *r. “Jonas, Mattie Allon, Kate Collison, Mattie Cooksey. Mary E. | Lyell was awarded the gold medal for spalling contest in May last. Fannie Greenapyle was presented with a gold msds! by a frient of tae teacher fur excellence in spelling. — The Colored Schools. a blic examinations of the were present the Bailding, corner of The awards were On™M cote n ts southeast. ows: Primary 7, Mrs. A. Warwick, teacher; 45 pupils on’ roll and present; modal ty Edward | Thomas; diplomas to K s. Henry Stewart, Harriet Hawki: ‘ishols, | Andrew Perry, Anna Smith, Ignatius Batler, Laura Simms, Alpheus Brown, Clareuce Dob- ton. | Primary 6, Miss M. A. Hutton ten 3 on roll, 55 present; medal to Addie Bell; diptomas ite Coyle, Fred. Williams, Marty Browa, | Laura Joyce, Loulea Douglass, Mary Puomas, | _ Primary 5, Miss E.L. Fisher teacher, 51 on | roll and present; medal to William Day; dip- | lomasto Frances George, Clara Price, Linooin | Hill, William Siyle, Mary Brown, Ida’ Howard, Fila Boston, Auna Toss. Primary 4, Mist M. C. Kelly teacher, 12 on Toll and present;. medal to Mary Middleton; | diplomas to William Gordon, Laura Walraven, Mary Fox, Mary Foster, Eugene Meiley, Jalit Morris (2), ee Robinson, Rebeces Dor- bas 1 Thomas Hill. rimary No.3, Miss C. E. Parke teacher ~46 on roll, 42 present. Medal to Martha Moulton; diplomas to Hannan Marshall, Harriet Lee, Jowbiue | Wallis, Rebecea ‘Miller, Ruods Holmes, And ew Harrison. Primary No. 2, Mies Juliana Wilson techor. Medal to Mary Wingfield; diplomis to William Brown. Lorenzo Jack+on (2), George Scages Anva Williams, Anna Queen, John Smith (2) Sanders Scaggs. | Primary No. 1, Mrs. L. H. Hawksworth teacher. “Medal to Wiltiam Green; diplomas to Martha Middleton, Emma Gross, Deiphia Ran- doiph, Joseph Hollings, Cecelia Medley (3), Sylvia Coleman, Laure Gordon, Thomas Qaeen, | Elorence Devis, Charles Galloway, Benjamin jarris. Grammar No. 2, Miss E. V. Dyson teacher. Medal to Adatine Mason; Fe saga to Finitte | Ward, Catharine Taylor, Join Berry, a? Bo Smith (2), Harriet Chase, William Davis, Kose R. Wayne, G: Ware. Mrs. M. bg teacher. * Lee; diplomas Thomas Maddon, Etta Wert, Jali: Waiter Over, Julta Boston, P! | Frances Grant, Lucy @ i» Waste Uneie, Caroline Jackson, Mary Nichois. TAY FOURTH DISTRICT BXAMIN A TIONS. | F. T. Cook, and 0 axamina- No. 1, aes No.7, Miss M.A. Ward, tosoher; 70 pope on the Toll, and 0) prpegat, Alpdal to A. H. | | | roll, all present. | qualitied as guardian of orphans of W . Bryan. | The will of the late M. | lived near the corner of + #0 that there might be no lies | | the floor has been lowered. il, and all were present to-day. ‘The awards | Lor tes Farrie, Ho Harper. Mary A Johasm, Mary E. Brevtly, Jobu Coleman, Wm. E. Lee, Thos. Colbert. 2” 2 Primary 5, Miss M.A Balley, teacher; 54 on roll, 52 preseut. Medal. Danicl’ Broen; certifi. cates, Ed. Smallwood, Reuben Wi'son, Charles Ward, Jobn Williams, Mary White, Abraiam jedal, S: Hfcates, Margaret Smallwood, Ed. Washington, Owen Costen, Charles Lewis, ( Charles Rhoden; Mary Thornton, Loaisa Nob! Florence Bowen, Prwary 3, Mrs. J. B. Grant teacher, 56 on roll, £0 present. Medal to Charles Mason; cer- tifcates to Martha Harlow, Mat:!da Thornton, dvsephine Williams, Annie V. Ryder, Marion Hall, Minnie Lawrence, William Beil, Joho Maron, Jobn Davis, and Mary Jolson. Primary 2, Mre. C. E. Batcher teacher. 41 on roll, 42 present. Medal to Emma Wanning; certificates to William Wilson, Smith, beings mphetl, William Joh son, - mae ‘aria Hoban, Remus Jetferson, aud Jos. ark. Primary 1, Mise M. FE. Reed teacher, 500n roll, 48 present. Medal to William B: y; cer- tifleates to R. Jefferson, F. Mitchell, Hinson Bell, George Robinson, Wiliam Odey, R. Pa- terson, Avnte Bailey, Harriet Jones, [da Allen, and Mittie Fora. Grawmar 2, Mise L.A. Smith teacher, 52 on Toll, all present. Medalto A'bert Brooks; ver- Uttcates to Charles Smitb, Cura Chiis‘on, He- len Costin, Saltie Johnson, John Slade, Wa'te: v George Connor, rge W. Jacks al Henson, Sam'l Wines, Sarah Davis, and Mattie Ward. Grammar 1, Muss M. A. Dorster te rch Medal to Isavelia Sima: certificates to Mary Saunders, Sopats Nail Alice Johuson, Georg Simm ynds, Mar Thomas White, Charles Ferguson, phus Johreon. ) ey THE COURTS. Cincrir Cover—Judee Mac Arthur. Yesterday, in the case of Jacobs vs. The Na- tional Lite Insurance Company, an acti eon the lite ofa brother; a - In the case ot Dillon vs Washington Gas Light Compang, action for in Juries from falling into a gas excavation; the Jury failed to agree at the time of the adjourn ment of court. and were authorized to bring ia a sealed verdict. To-Day. Jobnson agt. Davis; settled. Dillon agt. Gas Light Company (action for damages to hack and horses); seated verdict for plaintiff for #300. Lovell agt’ Corwine; dismissed. Meloy agt. Skippon et al ; verdict tor defendants. © War- ren & Co. agt.’ Fitzgerald; on trial. PRopatR Covrt—Judye Olin. Yesterday, the executor of the will of the late Wiliam Selden qualited. Jane Northretge Vin. North: Tedge—bend $8,000. Letters of administration of Charles G. Pearce were issued to James 8. Edwards. The will of the late W. L. Brown Was admitted to probate, and letters issued to Margaret Brown and Emile Huck—bond $2.0 In the matter of the will of John a lecto guardian of orphans of C. $5,000. The will of the late Joseph Bryan was admitted to probate, and the execators—J. B, Wo. and C. ©. qualitied—bond £39,009 y H. Seetig, leaving a number of special bequests to her friends, and the bulk ot her property to Mrs. Sarah Ann Swayne, and appointing N. H. Swayae, jr., executor, was filed. Porice CovrtT—Juidge Snell. day, Kobert McGowan and Mary Walker arged with disturbing a theatrical ex- bibitior; Kobert was taxed S10 and Mary 85. Emma Shaw, loud and boisterous; #5. Etward Thompson. larceny of a bucket of coal, worch $10 or 30 days tn jail. Wm. Mon, as. Jai 0 and costs. Anni 3. M 4 Lacas, assan! 5 ret Joh 1 ¥ of $6 in green backs: and eos assault and battery on Llizabe 7 Ya r GEORGETOWN. Fourp Drownen. — Aor merning. a canal boatman discov r floating in Kock Creek ‘The authorities were nd the body was removed to the and identified as the remsins of Anna L 2ith and [ streets, Washington. She left ber house > tim Sunday night Iast,and had not been heard from Coroner Patterson was notitled VEMENT.—The old buildin, corner of corner house has a new front to th xt to is now being improv it, In the same building, Our citiz ad hoped to see the old struct do and & substantial buil hall, erected on th CI7¥ ITEMS. Fine Pratep Jewerry, @1 to 22, Fine Diamonds. 35 to $19. Fine Jet Jewelry, 81 to 35 Fine Oxydized Jewelry, $1 tos Fine French Rings, Fine Plated Chains, $3 to Received at Prigg’s Jewelry S Pennsylvania avenue, re, ear 45, street. WOW IN BTUCK AND KECENTLY BR Boys’ low-priced aaits, from 83. large assortment. Boys’ and youth's dress suits im black, blue ard mixtures. Gentlemen's French worsted suits of a satis- factory character. Cheviot suits, desirable styles, marked 4 ¢ flannel suits, color warranted, for 312 heck enits of the finest English goods. ntaloons in great variety, from #4 to S19. Order department, on second fiver, is filled with choice tabrics, One Price, in all departments. Gro. C. Henxina, 410 7th atreet. pata y naire Bie ELEGANT, sweet, light and wholesome Bread, Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Muffins, Buck- wheat and other Griddle Cakes, snd Pastry aud Cakes of every variety prepared with Dooley’s Yeast Powder. —_.————— Weex’s Doras tn Watt Srrent.— Explains stock operations on small capital without risk. Copy sent free. Tumpatner & Co., 16,24 2 Wall street, New York. —_e To Kxer Coo..—Buy the celebrated 21 Gauze Underehirt. fer sale only at Hollander Bros. 6 pbcnciten- heatiion Hy 3 to $3; & FLYING EQUADRONS OF MOSQUITOES are as speedily demolished as other insects by the dis- charge of Knowles’ Insect Powder Gan. Lowl the little piece with Know!es’ Insect Destroyer, shut out all draughts, then distribute it Itb- erally about @ room, and you will be both grat- itled and astonished to ase how completeiy ic uses them up. It is eq’ ly fatal to the roach, apt, moth, bed bug and ccritipede. For hotels, boarding-houres wud steambouts, the larger packages are to be preterred. Depot ©. N. Orit tenton, N Sixth avenue. Sold by all drag- gists and grocer: e03 —— Taker Notice. MM) dozen fine Ganze Un- dershirts and Jean Drawers, $1 each, at Bok lander Bros. Fe Foot Surgery, &e. The feet have constant duty to perform, and need occasioval attention by the surgeon +7 cially skilled in treating their ail monte, in order that they be kept in as comfortable and as use i aud thousands of "8 establishment (No. 535 15th street, oppdsite the Treasury de- partment, Washington, D.C.,) find that timely Attention to those important members, the feec ecovomise time. and condaces to health, com fort, and cheerfuluess, and provably to lengtn . Dr. White removes Corns without pain, 0 the patient can walk withease. He success” fully treats Buvions, Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments ofthe feet. (Office hours from $ a. m. to 6. p. m. Fee, $1 per visit. rer to press of basinese during office hours Dr. White is unable to attead patients at residences, except after 6p. m. ————— Ponp’s ExTgacr is tor saie st wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenus, rerywhele. and by draggists tow, ttt. To GBT BID of the Chilis immediately, take Dooiey’s cure perma- Bently. eo THE SIXGER Sewing MACHINE Eales Of1872 ‘wore $219,660. 4,12-8, wtf Witoox & Gimp’s Sewing gucci oan celebrated Basaar 1o) and rah . anc made to order by Hompler Dear 1 street. geht pail, ‘TEE COMMUNITY at iarge te fulness of Singer’s ‘Sowing 4 band os P. 1S NOW PREPARED TO Ra Rea as a delivered Drompily_ a tucit Wharf, curuat ‘ad "Mullders are invited te call at once and look at the Stone bow 16 Fi, ALVORD. Presi¢en: may20-m ‘Biaryland F¥ee Sowe Mane Me A a ET eis eee ins tad is, water works. NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. NEW BUOKs o —Onie® ant of 8 Note M ombers of LOGSH S.tmp.O.0f RM: Bro mere We are reepectiul!y ry fe bs at rvat tm ar Re. 931 Pennsylvania avenue. WARREN CHOATE & Cos. Poticewhib er i Retre, rewpecatullyy COMMS NOING JOWE 2Ore, U will offeg my entire stork of The Creat Ice Age. and tts Relavion ty the Autiyal > be eee HY BORER, CARRIAGS, ROCK. 2 cf Maw. By Jaue Quite, 8.8 By ork SRASONABLE DRY GO Ds ; LA ay A soose as Ave, Agere; ot pee Sriet West sad the Pacite Ar Gatarty Bepecen Pavers. b KD © | Tempest Tesec, « +. By Thootore Tit . poults toe Mcboe es igs street, duwrgstews, 07: | F. Se Ore eT Baler ace | SF" Standard manu ee:nrers” Goote offte.d as low M0 tc fertor q salities are sold for. Jol T. MITCHEL.. rate Ts) x Mis matcen) e- F J Lothrop Mo tey, x, the ons a fine Family H ores, att aun? Cotte aod Horness, vader, who has no far- ve. W LING, Arctionser. acks finest @. A., now Mthes, Sheridan and Goorge It. By aven Pathe. A Woman's Vacation, Ali the Now Boots, Fire Staitonery, ‘assortm: atte rout. on tein! Tent y paper oars B Sete H.Potkinhorn, Thos. D-wiing, J.T, Mitchet! seb tre sreeece. | -S<______10? MaBeUr srace._ dae Dicken, BLL Cropleys Fred, We Jones, the New Bwote for enmimer reading “* MPONTANT TO PURCHASERS OF Biley A Shin, ED Hartley, Thos. Knowles, CHARD B, MOHUN & Co,, 1 DEY GoODs. iN ORDER TY REVUCK GUK RP CIION IN PRES —To eusble ai to & close ont on- entire stock of Du¥ GU9DS Defre moving int. unr New rtore, we wil “a Parca’ SELL EVERYTHING AT BEDUCED Chr een is large, en! hareaive may chad, 10 JAMIN MI BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1015 Pex aNta AVENTR, NEW BOOKS be ox tLe Aze strost, Georg: jeB-tr MARKED DOWN THE PRIOE®, The Evapgstical at of 19°3, 8 0 [TUE — Tear Un «nY REMOVAL. Jrgefisrccwih erg bey Fg AND WILL, ON AND a¥TeR — r by Author of doa Haiifax, ii ‘The continnalincrosse of business making tt no- | MY Mother . ss u cemary to rel-uild wy store andvthorwise incronss | at Horry, by Jance Parn, paper, o> RS Se POE Ale my facilities for the exscutiva of ali orders, 1 shall ‘ 18’ Gnide to Burupe aod the Bast aliowa be found, daring tha pregrees of the work, at a4 7; 3 vcln 98, BM tr a7 BRIOGS $< BEET, — — _ = DISCOUNT OF 10 PAR CENT. the tm, pecan etd cot tntorfor sith the NEW BOOKs, ALU CASS SALES werk in cing ant scouring 4s actment, Ail Orda f any filente will oe pean pity SEORIVED ASD FOR SALE aT YATES & MITCHELL, sod bighly epprecisied. ys ueaTLeY, SHILLINGTO BOOKSTORE, jers ee si? k . koe wot agi sovarte. | Cormer 4 Street und Pennsylvania Ave. ———_ SY_Bartes Spare. ‘ notics, No. ridge atest : *, » eet | Phiuess Bedex, A Novel. thooy Troi | DEY, Seovs: Goorgefows, D_O. = marii-tr | Lottie Darling. By the author of One Beet D®*or ny GouDs: LEGANT ICK CREAM AND OYSTSS ghip Aboy. A Yarn to Thirty-stx Cable Lon STOCK MUST BE REPCOED OS, Biatimes and Penaivic By Bet it's $TOC 4 ang23-ly 59 High s*rest. Georgetown. DO. ‘a = “ad ay. tren mest bE Beehogh. awre, Life of Edwin Forrest,with Reminiscences and Per, | GREAT INDUC* M2) Pe hey ie. UNPARALLELKR BARGAINS Eien sso By po ae pay. HBAVY SACkiricRs 6 el Affair. By ‘oreat TY oUSAND . ‘ne Oonsery ation of Bn y Balfour Stewart. | schcppia THOT RY Goose? wears 6” New Chemistry. By Jasiah PGooke, ok be Zclaa’s Forvune. By the actherof Barty Dene, | yh. tst be cw LADIES’ GOODS. ADAML.P.J i M ge SNNERET Biding HaTs. i Sa N jelling off regar- t BUNNETS and Seaside and AAt7 Poon. avern. Wash down our by Money wanted. orth Charles street, Baltimore Money saved by calli ! the choter ot on 80 l 80 I a atian . ] DEY GLODS Nb POAT ST. 1G CARI LASK BOOKS, past | BaRGAINS BOOKS, AND YTHLNG 8Ta- TIONEBY Lint Sous if E88 STA: | py S71 af §1 and upwards; beautifal Ourls frow ® COMPANY BANKING BODES. PARAFOLS aud SUN UNDE edd, from 30 cents npwards, Ladics in waut wil! enve money and time 1007 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR ee Gall sud examine, We guarantoc satisfaction t And # host of other Goots ap7-su “(Oppoeite 0 Treasury.) xy No Go. ALL PEOF!TE pats to DEPOSITOBS, ee wave GREATLY BEDUCED IN PRICES ead Stkep UCED PRIC ws: | “sat - exceeding 7 Pog geet er enum: _ maysir a sill 15 ; s T ou Owe DOLLA and apwerd, ~ 5 nan PARASOL) SUN UMBRELLA, YOO | wal vaca momin . * | SPECIALTIES REAL HAIR ‘Open from § $04.2. mi; Wecens oeenae And BUVENTIES in Fancy Qoote, iatordars, (depos: eee tok. eee a B4eeING house aT ° Mm ser PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE: Orpostrz Wittagn’s Horses WASHINGTOR, D. 0 © per cont. steven paid on deposits, made ‘here, Pay ot Steere ts the Army seabed in acvasce ent Aa Teale INSURANCE COMPANIES. THE ARCADE, Be acta ra he nN nin rooted haa “ME UITABLE LiFe 3 T EQ SocEry. ASSURANCE oot JUNE 1874, The bastness of this Company has for years been belargest of acy similar institution fa the word, ; HEYER, Gaveaat Acts may23-1y $03 and 903 7th wroat, ge LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, 813 ond up- PLBs LLAMA Lacs JAOKETS, 812 and up- E. ™°5; TIPOREX © S28) va = = \° BARKERS AND BROKERS, LACE SHAWLS AND JACKETS Low A FIRE INSURANCE, Second National Bank Butdvan, 409 Seroncs crea | ENGR MAUR Gost RATS SILK, SLES: Niagara Fire Insurance Oompany of New York— | icotine' Busicen = Dabkits: Exchange, sod Gol- | THUR OR RINTS. 10crnra, Assets, $1,355,225. Surplus, $553.225. BUY ard S8LL GOLD, GOVERNMENT SIN ALL SBADES, Republic Sire Insurance Compsry of New York— | BONUS, STOCKS, sc si Asscts, 870,00. Burplas, $40U,000. ‘Army olficers’ pay accounts cashed in advance. Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New | _fti6-Iy York—Acscta, $66 450. Surplus, $356,000. National Fire Insurance Gompsny of Philadel- 285 000. THE £SrUPLIO BPOSITUORY. ON SECOND FLOOR. ATIONAL BANK UF N ONITED STATES 0. Southwest phia, Pa —Assets, $663,000. Surph cor. of 7th aud D sts., Washiugton, D.O ' e Collections made on ell if the & CARPETS frm 29 cents to #1. site Aerts gine Bec eee TE | cca ation sit bastoee befor ihe | GUUD MATTING, at us — 4 ‘i outs ernment. ve mays tr gente BOT Ah nee Surplus Fund, Figo wireueen ‘OOF. INSPEOT OUR STOCK AND PRives. A S. BRADLEY, ~_Looti?-tr} Pree’, ES ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE | —————— — ——_——- WOOLFORD & SHILHERA, ea Toe TEE, istuiot OF coLomBia. MERCHANT TAILORS. 427 SEVENTH STREET, ceria b rG Betweee ‘tate and Oe _ib-tr between D aed E ronrhw: isth streets northwest. ° ty y: . eeumtersm y. cmremesraeen' ih 7 DIRECTORS Waiter 8. Gor, presiterd: Dr |” dam v stasrrcOstonrs Pages NOTICS! NOTICE! NOTICE pre jens; Willtam B 1% F Sraget, Orrositk Parent Orr: y Washiugton. 0 Willtacr P. Johnston, vice Biles Adan Gad Charles Edmonston, Wtitiar dait,'f. M. Hanson, Wiliam F. Mstuney, Wil | £) J. DEIREBOER, EE ene eee atatiky Eesamacer, | B. we SET SB Be Egger & 00.0 Be A ae pe Red “fetg-te’ FRANK T/BAWLINGS. Secretary, | ULTIZKNS, AMBY A) aud Alpacat cheaper than ever. Drow ERKCHANT TAILOR, Metropolltes Hotel, {tate Brown's.) 0. 369 Penn's ave., Washington Ps] BUY FOR CASH, aT BEDUJOED PRICES oud White Goots SECOND LVSTALLME. saiacoes or SPRIFG AND SUMMER CLOTHING yi-ly OOAL AND Woon. AL! CUAL! € Dave now sficat, and will arrive daring present week. 1,000 LATER STYLES, BEITER MADE, AND LOWER PRICES. OEESS THUSES, . the CULE LEATHES TROBKS. SNGLISB Packise TEUSKE Tracing the ERE BITS a6 soo LOCBEREE aise J al lis ED Aci. Be. and Move ctr: the attention PRICES OF SUITS: 1 Woot Onevtot Buite, Ail Woel Onesie’ Suit; PS col Maltitan Seks, UADIE> 84’ z sana ara ALISES Atl Wool Cassimere Baits, 89 DUUBL) AS sass Sat ces, a ox Bustels Cassimere Suits, i Woot Geoen Bane, $19 W- Chuptage B ru coven | jets OM ial can Deven: Teh ener Weest aia eis North Hosic Suits, $11 ae., stl 7 - Spe ; pie ty Peunfngton Baits, @1 atthe ODI WOOD = < Silk Mixed Sita g13 | OLD AND PRACTIVAL MANUFACTORT Daties HNN O14 sasarionns Siena Bilin BES JAMES 5. TOUPHAN @ Co., Diogonal Bales $36 Disond Oheck Scits, g17 | Mo. 498 SEVESTH STEE t, = et Bat Porked Cassimere Baits, @20 Adjotoing 044 Fellows’ Bait PRICE OF DBESS COATS, Sasa aaiaa WITH V&S8T8 TO MATCH: eetntti Worsted Disgous! Basket Coats ©. H. P.OLARK. OE OO RICE OF PANTS XN IMPOMTART INVENTION, Patented to 8. Fin an Wott biehtCanimere Pst, ahs ARS conan ot clone op Business Pants, from @ 1.40 to ek dy ‘iter . nb ealay te fenerting ‘ermal 1011....PENNSYLVANIA AVENGR....1011 Bevwoon 1och ag Jpn streste, maylp-tr

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