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

~ ssa I~ssaydsd JreAt THI STAR ofics.
MEDALS AND PREMIUMS AWARDED follow
ing Is me list Of medals and premiums awarded e
the students OF GonZaga College, at the Smitbso
nian Institution, on Thursday evening:
The class In Rhetoric-MedaI awarded to VIII.
nam =. Boone; premium to John J. Elliot; &C.
cesserunt, William f. Quieksau. William =
Williams, Edward NJ Callan. = =
In foery-Medal to John NJ. X. Davis; ORE.
MUM to John w. Jones; accesserunt. Rafnb 5ef
ferson; John j. Rover, VIM. b. Pope, Laurence
In First Humanities-Medal to John c Wfl.
son. premium to John T. Moves; accespfunt.
S SSss H. Murray, Thomas H Callan, Willis II
cooley, Joseph A. Walsh. In Secaad n uman-
ities-Medal TO James B. Bowman: premium 10
IHonas MeCarthy accesserunt, Edward L..
Dung, Noble :. HOffar, Charles d. Iieberman,
nloysins enneIi, George A. Donoho In Third
humanites-Medal TO Henry C. " Roach; pre-
MUM to William Starbuck; accesserunt Mat
thew W ilson, William B. Laub, George t Bates,
r Tancls j, kieckhoeffer, John Parsons.
In tue First Class of Acknowledgement to
JOhn j. Elliot; premium to Ralph Jefferson; ac-
cesserunt, VIM. +. Quicksall, VIM. III. Sweeney,
Frederick w. SymOnss In the Second Class s.
medal to John c. w ilson; premium to John J.
Rover sccesserunt, John w. Jones' William q
+. Williams
In Book-keeping-Medal to Willis III Wood
ley; premium to John T. Moves; accesserunt,
Theodore +. King, Thomas H. Callan, Joseph A
Walsh, George w. Ofutt
Ah tuc OId>S OF Arlt0InetlC-MeQdl to John
Z. Dyer premium to ThomassH. -Calan; acoesse-
runt, Joseph A. Walsh, Noble = Hoffar Edw,d
l.. Young, Willis II WOodley John F. Hickey
In the Second Class-rnedal 70 Chas F. Nalley;
premium to. George T. Heating; accesserunt :
Henry Brooks, John Parsons. Matthew Wilson,
Afoysius Fennel. In the Third Class-medal to
CHARLES Venable; premium to John DAILY; accesse-
IIat, James TsltavuII, Charles d. Lieberman,
IN the First Class Of French-Medal to VIM. C.
Boope1 premium TO Ralph Jefferson; accesserunt
Al. IL a II z
Williams. In the Second Class-medal to John
Z. Wilson's premium to John w Jones, accesse-
tunt. John n. Noyes, John nj. X. Davis, Joseph
A walsh Thos IL .Cailan. 'ihthe Third Glass
medal 70 Chas ID. bieberman; premium to Thos
MCCARTHY, aocesserunt, J. Henry Brooks Noble
; Hofar, r Emmett Cleary, Charles F Nalley
In the Fourth Class-medal to William Collins;
premium 10 Janies b Bowman; accesserunt,
CIV. Roach, VIM Starbuck, Warren F. Moore
John Parsons. 800
In the First Class of English Composition
Medal to Wm. r. Quicksal; premium to VIM
Z; Boone; accesserunt, Ed. n CaiIan, John Ell
ltt, Hm: Williams. In the Second Class-medaI
10 Iohn w Jones; premium TO Ralph Jefferson
accesserant, John NJ. X Davis Samuel C. Flood
john i Rover VIM b Pope In the Third
Cldss-medel to William Fl Sweeney; premium
70 Jonn q wilson; accesserunt, John T. Noyes,
inns M.,I "a wTSSodley f9sePh A Walsh Samuel
Cldss-medal to Charles d. Liebefman; premium
to Frederick w. Symons; accesserunt James b
Bowman, George A. Donoho, John F. Hickey,
Class-medal to Edgar s. Brooke; premium to
VIM Starbuck; accesserunt Henry C. N Roach
George Heating, Richard c. Cox. :
Inthe Class Of Rudiments-Medalto Harry Hall:
premium to Samuel Cox; accesserunt, Chas Ven
able lanes II. King, Walter Edwards, James B.
King, Henry Howard.
In the First Class of wrfting-MedaI to Charles
+. ,McNamee premium to J. Henry Brooks
aecesserunt, George Heating, John Parsons Frank
Brooks, VIM: Starbuck In the Second Glass
medal 70 w iiliam Collins premium to Jas Talta-
man, GwynH Byell, Scott Towers
In the First Glass Of Christian Doctrine-Medal
to William +. Quie ksall; premium to Joseph
Walsh; accesserunt, Thomas Rover, John Fen
nell, John Rover, Thomas Callan,- r. Emmett
Cleary, Noble Hofar. In the Second Class
medal to Richard Cox; premium to Samuel Cox;
aceesserHAt, Andrew Joyce Henry C.. y. Roach,
Francis Neale, George Bates James Clark .-'
Elementary Depastment.-In the Class Of Ele-
mentS-hrst premium to Vinton Goddard; second
TO James A1cManus; accesserunt. John Eastman,
John DAILY, George Repetti, Dennis Collins, George
Trader.
In the Fourth Class of Arithmetic-frst premium
10 Thomas Jackson; second TO Vinton Goddard;
third TO (sZ asqWo) John kirkwOod, John Riley;
accesserunt, John Eastman, George Williamson
Motley Nailor. Albert KirKwood
In the Third Class Of Writing-frst premium
10 John Eastman; second to Joseph s. Murray;
aceessernRt, John DAILY, Gwynn A. Lyell, Vnton
A Goddard, George RePetti, Julian Boiseau.
In the Third Class Of Christian Doctrine-frst
premium To Ninton A. Goddard; second to James
McManus; accesserunt, John DAILY, George WI.
hanson, George RePetti, Richard Neale, Edward
MuIloy.
A Donohoo, though the audience seemed to think
that either J. W. Jones or r. w Symons was
entitled to 1t, and as regarded the claims Of the
Two, they were apparently about equally divided
GIPsYISG On the night Of the 3D. a gang OF
roughs Of both left the city and went to the
farm OF the Insane Asylum, and finding a suitable
place in the woods, they erected a canopy ot
bushes, and over ii hOisted home made japanese
nag, under which they passed the day drinking
gambling, and lighting: They even went into the
lDclesures and fnsulted and abused the patients
Their conduct grew to be outrage ous that DR.
Nichols sent to the city for policemen. Ofhcefs
Arnold aud Narrower, of the Fifth Ward, wen
over, and succeeded in identifying some of them
who are old acquantances OF the police; but thert
was mum Der Of a younger age among the female,
who were NOT known. Being unable to poiat ou
mined to drive the whole party back 70 the city
They made a movement towards the camp and
there was general stampede; the men being tbs
most active, got to the boats first and the women
supposng that they were to be left. followed on
into the water. They were a hard looking crowd
Some OF them were half naked, their clothe,
havtng been torn OF In their skirmishes; and tn,
sun having full power upon their skins, the wer,
peeled with tbNheat.. The officers report that ont
was so badly peeled that she kept in the shade o
the woods, and had her mate by her, who EN-
ployed himself with a branch of a tree I'm keeping
the dies from her The officers design presentin
tAe whole party to the grand jury. ..
sfRuBUrE OF RESPECT AT the regular MONTH,
meeting OF the Board of Trustees Of the Publ
schools, held on Tuesday, July Sd, DIR. F. s
Walsh, from the Third District, announced ii
suitable terms the death Of Mrs. Margaret Free
maHr late teacher in the public schools, and sub
United the following resolution, which was passe,
unanimously:
Rssolrsd, That this Board has heard with rs
gfet Of the decease Of Mrs Margaret Freeman
for the last nine years an efficient teacher in tn
Third District that while we bow with submis
stou-t the will Of Divine Providence we fs
Plore her loss TO our public schools. and hearth
sympathize with her bereaved fam ily and friends
AcQUIrrAL OF Mr.. ]. B. Brown IN ALExAr
DRIA The County Court in Alexapdria, O
Thursday, took up the case Of the Common wealt
VS. j. b. Brown, charged with bringing into Il
State inccndiary documents for dissemination. {
T.. Stuart appeared for the commonwealth, an
Chiffon Magruder, Of Washi ny tops and Geor.
w. Brent, Of Alexandria, for the defence. All
full Investigation, the court discharged IL
prisoner. 49,,
TENTH STREET CANAL pGE.-Editor Sta
Will yoa have the kindness to call the attentit
of the city authorities to the bad condition