Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
AnusxNHNrs To-NleAI.

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AMusENESTs To-ElsHr.
GRovxnIs THEArIR.-Fua, Of q militant ana
gttty character, being the order OF the day, nan
aaer Grover produces TO- night domestic drsma
and sparkling comedietta which VIII occupy zoe
the inimi;ssIs and laughter provoking saepe.fs
a. "BulIfrogn In "Rent DAY." ana rs "SPng-
ginsn In 1French Before Breekm1 .Louy
Hough, Jennie Parker and Prety Eme "efni0n
also appear. -zss.r--r
offered tonight at Ford's pheasant resort. Mr.
stuart Robson, Mrs Bishop, Mrs vincent MIS-.
Forester and many other favorites spPeai' Inc
wind MIL" and the "Specter Bridegroom }" are
entertaining and laug hter provoking. The dwsrh,
Com Foote and Col. Small, WIN furnisa thelf
peculiar performances between the plays
CASrEssuRY The management Of Canterbury
Hall have succeeded in perfsctng their arrange
menh In such manner Is 10 MAKE their resort 50
cool and comfortable that 10 II really treat to go
there these hot nights :" The omnibus" new
piece Oy Harry Rice, Will be produced tonight |;
"a also the FIRST appearance the spring seas0n or
the old favorite Harrison. Mia Clara Butler viii
sing some Of her best songs s-g -.sE.- /
Opp FELLovs' HALL The superb panorama
az the war, Of Messrs. Stanley and conant, Al Odd
Fellow Hall, II drawing throngs, The striking
scenes Of the present war are represented with
vivid srsci, both picsorially and BY the aid OF
suitable machinery.
ACADEMY OF MUsrc-Free concerts, daily, at 4
pm Vocal and instrurentl music. Cooling
Beverages and superior refreshments always at
hand. me E-t4.a,EDrEg r.
TRUSTEE. OF PusLrc SCHOOLS, June Board
met yesterday sfternoon, DR.. Walsh In the chair
Complete monthly reports from each district
The applications Of Miss Tyler, Of OHIO. Miss
sarah 81 trrplett and Miss Emma N cNamara,
OF this city, and Miss Maria Chamoerlin, Of New
Hampshire, for positions as teachers were re-
cetyed and referred.
A Communication was received from the Mayor
encIosiug q Communication from Dr. K b Iron
side presenting 20 the board three paintings, viz:
siInscriptien Rock" aFells Of Montreal River, !"
ard stMiu Scene" TO be presented 10 mertto-
fiOus scholars o. Firr District. Referred to sub
The accounts OF the treasurer for tbs past month
were approved. - 3 -
The Committee on text books made q report au-
thO..4g the Of 10 e9glss o. tn :; SS1
eiI's Map. and copies Of the Hap OF the World
on aureators projection, the total cSsi Of which
VII be s93g; sdoptsd "a
cient number Of outline maps for all the primary
schools was also adopted. -
The committee on q programme for the sp-
nfoarhing sBnudt examination made report.
tche programme does not diner from that OF last
wear, except that the order 10 reversed, and the
exauninstion will commence CT the Fourth and
Spd az The PITst District; and Improvement dug
lag The year, and not Scholarship, shah be the
basis q merit. The eEawisstiOns Will take place
~ follow: -. 49, ~
Fist Disrie,-Mobdsy, June k,. male >pgi,.
trict June rs, primary No! Z, by Mr.. K f.Mor-
sell; No. Q, first department, by M. r. Ricketts,,
and No. 3byJ O.Eilson. June 90 primary No.
Ss9.. dtps Na s. sy & &f.sa sS a sy
mais primary, assistant's department, BY sus'
hoard. 80 ffEEE-F>
Sseesd DiBrfef-June 10, primary Nos 1. Q,
aud ., by Aessrs. Miller and Utermehle. June
r. male primary, by sub board Of second district
June 20, primary Nos. 2, and 4, by Messrs MIL
Ter and Uternehle. June %, primary Ne. I, S,
and 8, by Messrs. Miller and Utermehle. June
p, district school, essistzlts department, by
sub-bOard.
7Ard Dr,irtet-June 10, primary Nos 1 and
?, hrst de apartment, By Messrs. Walsh and Stu
Nos 1 and 2, assistant department., by Messrs
walsh snd stuart, sad No. BY MI. Wight.
June %, male primary, by sub-board. June .,
su mSW STs Eth. and and aoIms.d June IS
primary no, S, ASSISTANTS department., by K. T.
MOrselL June "a, district school, junior depart.
ment, by suo-board third district.
FoErtA DiSfriet-June 1e, primary Nos. 1, 2,
and ., by MessIs. Aolmead, tsssei, and Ellis.
June IS, primary Nos. 1, 4, and s, byMessrs.
HolmeAd, ca,sei, and Ellis. June 20. primary
Nos and J, by Messrs. Ellis and Cassef, June
q, male primary, frst department, by SOB ksaia.
The district schools viii be examined by the
whole board, a. follows:
July 1, male department., fourth district.
Juiy 7, male department, third district
July 8, female department, third district.
July 10, male department, second district,
July ii, female department, second district.
July Il, male de partment, frst district.
July IS, female department, frst district.
The eIaminatlons wiz co nmence a ~ o'clock
D IN. Distribution Of medals and premiums will
take place at the Smithsonian, commencing with
The pupils Of the 4sh dlarict1 commencing
Monday, July 2lst q
The premiums are a follows: A silver medal
Ia dan. ofa nAr1ef
Punctuality, and improvement within the year
constituting the basis Of this award; one pre-
MUM In each class Tor attention to study, ex-
emplsrY conduct, and general Improvement one
premium to each pupil who, hssl been present
every school day; one premium In each school for
vocal rlusie- 'rhe premiums Will be granted
according 70 age and class.
The report was adopted. gV
Five hundred and atty programmes were OF.
drred to be printed for use Of teachers and trus-
tees. -st-
bill Of 81 % for purchase Of sheet music for
the concerts that have been held by the schools,
was ordered TO be paid.
Before the adjournment, Mr.. Eolmead desired
10 ellude TO custom which bad prevailed, oy
" hich each trustee had been In the habit Of
furnishing report Of bis own examination foI a
city paper. He considered IL practice full Of
Holmead's remarks WA that the members Of the
board could not be trusted 10 make an I'm partial
report In such cases. Adioarned. -'~
LRNTLY Ar the second precinct OF the Fourth
Ward, last Monday, John Murphy was arrested
foe attempting to vote twice IN the Fourth Ward.
some one Of the name Of John Murphy had voted
a naturalization paper. ComMssoner Bacon
put private mark on the paper, and returned II
to the voter after he voted. Ths prisoner (John
Murphy, No. 2,J soon afterwards came up with
the same papers, and MI Bacon asked how old
tie pspens were. The prisoners replied, " eight
Yeafs.n Mr. Bacon then asked how long since
be voted on them Herephed, "thrse years ago"
MT. Bacon then told him that his papers were
only two years old, and they had been voted upon
already that morning. He was arrested and put
nader security for . hearing In $500 by Justice
Walter. his brother Thomas Murphy being his
security. Ex Councilman Mohun argued warmly
for his release, and v0ached fos tae prisoners
hOaestY. man named Wood told sergt Cronin
he bad better let Murphy go, az there was not an
hoRester man In the cay "hh" said Cronin,
chats played ont; sir years the police helped
the game, but Its blocked now" 90
DEsrns OF SOLDIRRs.-The following deaths
LsVe occurred since our LAST report: o. .-
d. Dad!ey, company G, 2pth New York.
LANES Cht.na- companY IA 3th Virginia.