Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ny Redden, Miss Naomi Porter and other ia
vorites here will also appear, and the bill VIII
be one of rare excellence. See advertisement.
SANFoRp's TROUPE will tonight appear at
Growers Theater, in rich variety of their
most amusing acts, songs, burlesques, and
dances, among which will be a version OF
.Romeo and Juliet" 1.-THE Rival Lovers" &c.
An old Washington favorite-Dick Parker
will appear in conjunction with the troupe.
Pho Mesa number of these delightful
parties are announced for tonight. That Of the
Young United Club Will be given at Loefier's
Garden.
The St Mathews Sunday School will give
one at w aship gton Park, and this Vail certain
ly be most admirably conducted
= At Green Spring Pavilion the Kennebec AS.
sembly and their friends will en- 10Y them selves;
and at Jueneman's pleasure gardens the Ger
man Benevolent Society and st. Joseph's So
ciety Will nave party for the benefit OF the
Orphan Asylum.
all these places. and those who would partici-
pate, have fine chance for selection.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS TO THE
tribution Of premiums to the most meritorious
pupils Of the Public Schools, commenced this
afternoon, the distribution opening with the
Eourth District, as follows:
Medals for punctuality, exemplary conduct,
and Improvement within the year, were
awarded to James NJ. Mister, Of the Male
Female Grammar; Norval w: Stratton, of the
Male intermediate; Helen E. MeQ ueen, Of the
soid meas ssrah Baker. Of Secondary No.
j; Kate Maxwell, OF Secondary No. .; Lizzie
BeaH. OF Secondary No.3 Charles T. Re We
No. 5; Tommie Tyler, Secondary No. 6; Belle
Halliday, Secondary No. Z; Clara Cassell, OF
Primary No. 1; William Stratton, Prima ry No.
q; Lille Clear, Primary No. g. and George
Dunn, Primary No. a. THE Secondary and
Primary scholars received silver medals.
Premiums for the best written examinations
We're awarded to Fabey Franklin, list Iass,)
Heilprin, S,l As
del, I'D CLASSY OF the Male Grammar School;
julia Franklin, Arabella Headley and Amanda
Tucker, Willie Dulaney and Geo. Gray, Of the
Male Intermediate; Lucie A Peyton, Mary E.
Chrisman and Ida N. Rowe, of the Female
The following were the recipients OF pre-
miums for exemplary conduct and punctuaii-
": Thomas McArdle, Geo. NJ. Davis, Robert
ger and James T. Gallahorn, of the Male
Grammar School; Bette Robinson, Maggie
Garrett, jamie Worrall, Emma Thomas. Mag
gle Cameron and Ida Humphrey, OF the Female
Grammar; Samuel Yates, Andrew Boyce,
Robbie Cameron, John Mothershead, Willie
Taylor and Geo. Overton, of the Male Inter.
Kelley. Kate V. Wise, Sophia Cook, Susie
Lomax and Jennie E. Busey, OF the Female
intermediate. LIZZIE Miller, Emma Frazier,
Jane A. Adams, Katie Cassell, Moliie McDev-
lit and Lizzie Hickey, of Secondary No /;
Nora Lusby, Rosie Calvert, Agnes Shipman,
Inez Goodrich, Kate Wnitmore and Mary
o.
Kate Mullen, Mary Galloharn. EIiz,
abeth Lucas. David Cridler and Alice
Coohsey, of Secondary No. 8; Thomas
B ayier A1ed leatmaa James Rysn, John
OF Secondary No a; Ambrose Rowell, Charles
Goodrich, Hedges Wood, John F. Pearson,
No. s. Robert Hinton, Walter Boyce, Freddie
Gregory, Harry Quinn, Elisha Thomas and
Willie McQneen, OF Secondary No. 6; Susie
Pullin, Eliza beth Hutchinson, Alice Norris,
Mary Thomas, Laura Mfddiman and Mary
Waliingsford, OF Secondary No. Z; Magge
Imrhie, Mary Laro, Mary Reeves, Emma Viii
No. 1; James McCook, Eugene Shook George
Handy, John Beck, VIM. Maxwell and John
MusSy. Of Primary No 2; Columbus Ragan,
Raub, Ella Donaldson and Edward Thomas,
OF Primary No. g. Mile Disgle, Ella f. West,
Ella Vernon, Mary F. America, Sallie Cridler
and Sarah Lucas, of Primary No. 4. --.t.
The scholars who received premiums for at.
Ten lon TO study and improvement within the
year were VIM. q. Harte. Sam1 E. Boyce and
st ias and
Lucas, OF the Female Grammar; Charlie Mil
Ter, Eddie Norwood and Willie HALEY, of Male
intermediate; Alice Harrison, Agnes A. Frais-
ley and Ellen +. Holiday, Of Female iu.er-
mediate; Rose Baird, Isabella Sandiians and
Lizzie Rowen, OF Secondary No. 1; Eva Hall,
Diary Bartlett and Louisa Goodail, Of Secon.
Diary No 2; Charles Havenner, VIM. Dunn and
Willie johnson, of Secondary No. 3; VIM.
Digney, Frank Page and Harry Hutchinson,
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Lynch and Levi q. Handy, OF Secondary No.
5; Frank Bid, Henry Smallwoo and Willie
clements, OF Secondary No. g. Addie Beach,
Annie Raglan and Layinia Selby, Of Secondary
No. 7; Laura DE Vaughn, Sarah Burch and
Magdalene Mueller, Of Primary No. L; Harry
q. Davis, Chauncey Dutten and Jesse Davis,
OF Primary No. 2; Ellen Penn, Ida Bradley
snd Clara Wilson, Of Primary No. s. Susie
Mockabee, Maggie Crump and Alfred Thomas,
Of Primary No. A.
Premiums for Improvement in penmanship
within the year were awarded to Elder H.
Thompson, of the Male Grammar School;
Mary Wright of the Female Grammar; Malice
Moran, of Male Intermediates Judith Grayett,
OF Female Intermediates Ida Barron, Seconda.
~ No. l. Mary McArdle, Secondary No. 2;
James Phipps, Secondary No. 3; Michael o.
Secondary No. S; George M. Raub, Secondary
No. s; BERTHE Headley. Secondary No. 2; Annie
Whnemore, Primary No l; George Bate, Pri;
Maggie Davis, Primary No.4
Premiums for neatness OF person, books,
desk, &c, were awarded to Winfield Scott
Walter, of the Male Ora nmar School; Mary
Imhrie, Of the Female Grammar; Washington
Cassell, Of the Male Intermediate; Clara V.
Worrall, of the Female intermediate; Ida Stew
art, Secondary No. l; Sallie Jackson, Secondary
No. 2; Laura Granger, Secondary No. 3. Bir-
ney Wiley, Secondary No. 4; Eddie Kerts,
Secondary No. 5; Lecky h. Mitchell, Second
ary No. g. John Carroll, Secondary No. 2; Flora
Vernon, Primary No 1; Robert Davis, Primary
No 2; Mary Raub, Primary No. 3; and Ida
Jacobs, Primary No. d.
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ing premiums were awarded, viz: Edwin b.
Hay, Of Male Grammar; Lizzie Hinton, Female
Grammar; George Gray, Male intermediate;
M ollie NJ. Bowen, Female Intermediates; Sarah
Baker, Secondary No. l; Norah Lusby, Second
airy No. 2; James Whitmore, Secondary No 3;
Joseph Williams, Secondary No, q; Amo
T.. RsweIl, Secondary No s. Eddie Barron,
Secondary No. 6; and Clara Jackson, Second.
AIRY No. 7.
Mary Tate, Bette Brown, Mary Adams,
Alice BarkmaP, Alice Avery, Fannie Calvert,
1ouisa9 oodall, Melvina Tolson, Jennie Boyer,
Kate Davidson, Lizzie Corcoran and Laura
Vernon, OF Secondary No. 2, have received
honorable mention. Kate Maxwell and Nora
Lusby drew for the prize medal, the first.
named being successful
In Primary No. l, Mary Reeves, Mary Low,
Maggie Imrh;e, and Clara Cassell DIRE W for the
medal, the last. named being successful. In
this school thirty-s girls deser we'd premiums
for neatness. Dratha Miller and Clarissa Bur-
gees deserved premiums for improvement
within the year.
DECIDEDLY Cool FOR THE SRAsoN.-The
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