Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

Kate Thomas, Clara Polkinhorn, Fannie Bell,
man, Annie Mcintosh.
Attention to study and General Improvement
Annie Ray, Annie Mclean. Annie Rubortear.
Ella Brown, Alice Kreamer Rebecca Click :
Punctuality-Emma Creaser
Diplomas-lda Mills. Ella Polkinhorn. Emma
Ming, Ella Hodgson, Mary Lyden, Ella Wright
PRIMARY No 5-Miss Etza T. Ward, prscspirsss
Medal-Katie A. Clarke.
Exemplary Coaduct-Emma A Fishman Mary
4, Weyrlch, Henry G. Prather, Margaret Berg
man, Jane E. Merilatt, Zachariah McE fresh
Attention to Study and General Improvement
Jeanette b Davis, Caroline v. Kraiser, Maria
Ecklof -N :
PunctualitY-Emma L. Wells, Rich'd Mclean.
Diplomas-Ruth A, Rodbird, VIM. A Stewart,
Nate Stanley, Adelia Faulkner, John Douglas
Martha V. Boswell
Primary No. 6-MiSs Laura A Reed pysceptysss
Medal--Emma Sanford.
Exemplary Conduct-Anna Joy, Newton Hall,
Wellington Brooke Maggie Davis, Chas. With
crow, Leora McClelland
Attention TO Study and General Improvement
Thos kingsbury, Chas. Holly, Albert Wise, Mel
son Holly, John Burnside
PunctuSlty-Anna JOY, Jane Joy, Howard
Wright, Henry Haislup.
Diplcmas-Fannie Coale Lyttleton Magruder
laura Deevers, Lizzie Hurley, Lizzie Hitch
cock, Mary Harvey
FIFTH DISTRICT PoLIcK-Bsfo,s Jvst,e, 7bo,,,
son I'VE learn on INQUIRY at this Office that the
following cases have been disposed OF since the
publication Of our last notice
Sarah Ann Homer. free neyress arrested NV
Ohcer Ross, and charged with using profane and
Indecent language in the streets, was fined 80 81
John Crawford, arrested by Oficer King, and
charged with hucksteriDg without license, was
Terrence Boyle, arrested by Oncer Ross, ana
charged with dsorderly conduct in Temperance
Alley, was fined 81 and 81 cents costs
Joannes Shugreen and Patrick Brian arrested
by omcer featman, and charged with using pro-
Zane and Indecent language in the streets OF the
seventh police district, were each fined 50 "a.
these cases We're tried at the fifth district police
once, Police Justice Dom, Of the seventh district
being out Of the CITY = >
Maurice Diggins, arrested by Officer King. and
charged with nuisance in Baptist Alley, was
fined 3 and % cents costs " -
John Bernhardt, arrested by Officer King, and
charged with profane and indecent language in
the street was fnedS5 and Of cents COSTS =
John Sninar, arrested by officer King, and
charged with throwing refuse and other offensive
substance into the street was acquitted
w II Markmore, arrested BY officer Ross. and
charged with being drunk and disorderly In the
Center Market, was fined 81 S.
Michael kenney, arrested by officer King and
charged with occupying a stand In the Center
fined s. So cost
George Carver, free negro, arrested by officer
Carter, and charged with residing in the citv of
w ashngton without being registered according
to law, was fined as S.
Elizabeth Burke, arrested by officer King, and
charged with using profanc and indecent Ian
guage in the streets, was committed TO the yvo,b-
costs. - '0 WV,
Beside the above-named cases, warrants were
issued yesterday to officer Carter against ten hack
drivers, Tor occupying stands and receiving fares
on sunday last, contrary 10 law Warrants have
also oeen issued against two or three persons who
we're charged with putting up hog pens and in
closures within IS feet of an inhabited dwelling:
ont In these cases the nuisance Complained Of
having been removed on notice served by the Off
Ger, The defendants We're discharged without
penalty.
BELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN ALExANpRIA-
The Gazette Of this morning says There was
large and very enthusiastic Meeting ~ The
friends Of the Union and Constitution At IN. AZ.
mofY OF the Lstcher Guard, last night for the
purpose Of forming Bell and Everett club On
motion OF Stephen Shinn, Lewis Mckenzie was
pointed Secretary - - ~
committee appointed for the purpose reported
constitution for the government Of the Associa.
"I Pte ana 1ae following permanent officers;
vice Presidents-We A Harper First Ward.
j. ;. Hallowen, Second Ward; VIM F, Pad0ett
Inlrd Ward; VIM. ID. Massey, Fourth Ward;
John Birch, County.
Recording Secretaries-Edoar Snowden I,
and George Il. Wilmington ~
corresponding Secreiary-T. NJ. Mccormick
Ireasurer-John Muir.
u. I'M
the chair, and made some appropriate and nanny
remarks, which were received with applause. r'
large number enrolled their names as mem.
Ders OF the Club; when, on motion tn. Tneetjna
adjourned until Wednesday night neYt at eigbSt
O'Clock, to meet at the same place Three hearty
cheers Were then given for Bell and Everett.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday, after our reno,t
closed, Mr.. Radcliffe, for defense n the case Of
The nlted states agt Ludim A Bargy convicted
VI ootalhlhg money under false pTetences from
benjamin Chambers, made motion for an arrest
motion was not argued.
Lo-ddy-Wm Lomax was placed on trial on
charge Of assault and battery on Ann Dobe,tv
me Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
John Alaison, John Hazard Richard Kelly
(colored, and Joseph Penny were placed on tri,i
on charge Of riot on the 18th Of July inst This
case was pending when our report closed.
CENTER MARKET. The supply this morning
In the principal market Of the city was excellent
as TO quantity and quality The attendance of
dealers large, and prices, though not very low
moaeratlng. The gangways were not crowded
win purchasers this morning; on the contrary
they Were unusually few In mum ber which viii
account for the Inactivity of the dealers The
sales Were less than the average, evidently The
pay stands were well supplied, and there. too the
oenaho was night, prices ranging from 90 TO so
Genus per 100 lbs The morning passed quietly
In the market place.
SnVhCh lAPkOVEMENTs.-Three new Church
edlnces will be ready for Divine service NV
autumn. The New York avenue Presbyteria1
Church Is nearly completed, and will soon be oc
eupied- The Presbyterian Church on four-and. a.
haif street israpidly approaching completion. and
VIII be one OF the largest and most admired in
lnis cry The 9th street church is not vet COM
Pleted, and will not be, probably, for some time
II is being entirely remodeled, and adapted more
70 The necessities OF the large congregation.
ANOTHER Of the popular prize exhibitions at
Odd Fellows Hall, comes off this evening with
change OF programme. Besides the enjoyment
OF the beautiful exhibition itself which the spec
tator never gets tired of looking at and the ex
ceiient music which, though plentifully inter
sPersed, he never gets enough of, he stands fair
and equal chancs with his fellow auditors OF
drawing gold watch other valuable present
Among the musical novelties tonight will be the
"Great Eastern Schottische," original with the
orchestra. See the advertisement in another col
umn.
ARRESTED ON SUsPIcIoN.-On Saturday officers
Daw and Serrin, Of the First Ward arrested a
boy named Robbins, who had In his possession
quantity OF lead, such az 10 used In the water 6x
lures OF dwellings, and also seventeen brass KEYS
surprising the articles to be stolen they were len
at the office OF Justice Drury to be identified A
number OF the keys Were identified as the prom
erty OF lady, and stolen from her house THE
PAIN al n fnIA