Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

18th District-Male, July 18th; by do.
Female, July 18th; by do
place as follows
Thursday, July 2Ist-First District school, at
Smithsonian Institution.
Friday, July 2sd-second District school, at
same place.
Monday, July s5th-Third District school; place
net deSi ,ndied.
Tuesday, July :6th-Fourth District school. at
Smithsonian Institution, at ~ O'Clock p. m
: h'"lN 10 be examined are required 10 assemble
al O'Clock 2. IL. Oh day Of examination Ex-
animation 10 commence at21 o'clock q. IN
After some debate, the report Of the committee
WIS dCreVtctl.
ca InGtioa Of Mr.. Price, il was directed that
I'd" irh7lS Ia he awarded TO the District schools
si1'il IT, If different Shapc. and of greater co.t
thIn those awarded 10 the primary schools
Mr lfoiside presented resolution authorizing
tbs committee To procure the necessary music "a
a'r""P'ny tie PHpllS In the places where the dis
u;5"ii"n ~ premiums shall take place: adopted
The board thr1 adjourned to meet a@ain On,
Thursday, The I'd of June next
HANDSOME lHrRuvEIEST.-rhe mechanics
and woTkingmen who have SO frequently been
benentted by the energy with which w w Cor
CorIn, Esq engages in the work of beautifyin"
aud Improving the cities Of the District and the
surrounding country, are looking with much
ea@er1sss 10 the commencement Of the splendid
UIaslon which DE il about To erect on the corner
OF Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
Ia "" lot so we'll known To the juveniles of the
w Isl End as "Crdhapple lot The plan has
been opened To Contrac Tors, " hO are invited In
ot'r bids for the work and the specifications arc
printed. occupying youd-slz,d ramplllct Th,
arrhit"cts are James Rrnwick. jr., and X. r.
Auchnutty. of New York. The structure will IN.
very costly one. and il is estimated that il will
cover an area of ~, tUU square feet
TIE work OF single building on a scale So Px-
teHSlvc, witt give employment TO a very large
huiii"cr OF hrSi class mechanics who might 9th
erwiS' hc unOccUpEd durin. a great part Of the
iITFcichihS season. Mr. Co:cOran has hitherto
been Con>idCrdtc In giving out work to tue labor
lpE classes al The very time when il WIS most
Ectded by theni, aud il Is probable that tin, pro-
Po-ssi work will DC commenced at such time
Hundreds "i laborlRg men will DC out OF employ
h'h during the approaching summer, unless
private enterprise supplies the deficiency Of Gov
eminent and CORPORATION work.
COMMUNICATED.
Editor Star: As wish 10 vote undersiandinply
at the coming June election. please let me know
what members of the City Council committed
themselves 10y sustaining the MAYORS veto ON
Monday nI-At; and also please state who of them
Afe candidates for reelection. for one wish 10
know who is voting Ia deprive me Of bread At a
TINE when work is most needed.
\ LABoRING MAN.
1"SrJ--By examining the record, we find
that those who voted to sustain the veto are: Geo
"A Bohrer, SirPhen ID. CaslleInan, Elijah Ed
munster. Charles =. Jones, William L. Mohuu
Franklin = Ober, Sonthey ,. Parker, John II.
sOa Van Reswick, and Charles Abert-I3.
OF these MeSSrs. Albert, Turton. Jones. Tree.
Mohun. EdfnThSton, Van Reswick, Russell aud
chr are cand dates for reelection.
Those vino had tue independence TO oppose the
vr'" were MessrS. Grefton Powell, William Orme.
IHcHiJs f. Lloyd, VIM. +. Wallace, Christopher
= % Iidre, W M A VI ulIoy. and Chds Wilson,.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Yest-rClay, Jas Stindford
DOL convicted of petty larceny in stcaliny cocds
from Scldrer Co, Was sentenced To the county
jsil for year.
There have been SEVERAL prcseniulcnts made l,v
u Grand Jury against various parties for einbcg-
Li'Iieni- frauds, Nc-, # 3 public character
nv solomon DdnmO e free ne srul wis
It'td on Trial for assault and battery upou
alter Garter. (>ldve)
rms case was pending when our report closed.
err The regular monthly meeting Of the
B"Srd CT Managers Of this SOciety took place
Yesterday at their Tuons ia the City Hall MIR
Ir"dsll, In whom had bccu allotted al The rscaut
Cr-.SnIgitcH of the Society the dat, of dr,,y;n,,
~ 'a dudfesS t. the IeOTls Of te United Sat,s in
b ntu Il Ia, Monrnent, read d DRAFT of that adj
dr., u WAS aPproSinglv received by the Roard
and ~iii soon be published.
GHE LADIES belonging IL the different churches
IN tue city who have not already united in the
contemplated foFal fair for the benefit of The
Young Mems Christian Association. sholIld A.,
In u read tte card Of these who have so unt,,l
IL "n"ttirr column
iHE NNT'H NOW NOTHING voters of til: Seventh
Wa :re to have uitetinc at Island Hail
VI wednesday, evening, commencing at Z