Evening star., 1865-07-12


Smith, Susie Woodward, Jane Chaleman.
Mary Grinder, Virginia, Maddox, Martha
Marshall. Primary No. 6-Walter Walsh,
George Nelson, Millard Peakr, George Craw-
ford, Charlie Harold, Willie Wilkerson. Pr-
mary No 7-Louisa Struckhart, Teresa Kauf-
man, Katie Curke, Amanda Gottschalk, Mag
gle O'Meara- Caroline kaufman.
PremiIDas for Improrement:-Female Gram
mar School-Mary Moagan, Martha Armstead,
Maggie Bean, honorably n entioned, Rose Dyer.
Male Intermediate-John Locke Jas Smith,
William Nottingham. Female Intermediate
Ida Nottingham, Kate Harbin, Isabella Stock
EFT. Secondary No. 1-Otillie Gottschalk, Oar
rie Pumphrey, Alice Thompson. Secondary
No. 2-Hannah Arnold, Jane Hart, Sarah Tai
bert. Secondary No. 3-Dennis Houson, Chas.
Guinand, Howard Emmons. Secondary No.
4-Dayid Leslie, Francis Connor, Francis Nc
McCutcheon, Mary Deneale, Laura Nc Kenny.
Secondary No. 6-Jula Stooms, Rose Reilly,
Laura V. Ferguson. Secondary No. II
James kellow, John Howard. Willie WOOD;
honorably mentioned, Henry Wagner. Second
AIRY No. 8-Lucy Goodrich. Annie Hayre Sec
ondaIy No. 9-Frank Jones, Edwin Harring-
Wilkerson, Ida Lusby, Fannie Heroid Pri-
mary No. 2--Ella Miller, Kate Klton, Marga-
ret Beers. Primary No. 3-Wm. L. L.uckett,
Francis M. Smith, Charles Kuhmard. Pri-
mary No. 4--Frank Fontanni, George Fisher,
James Brown. Primary No. 5-Jennie Luck
EFT, Margaret O'Lear, Bertha Kellow. Prl-
Harry Waiker Primary No. Alice King,
Willie Fenwick, Victoria Schneider.
. lreMium jar I'enmGnShlp:-FPmale Grammar
Scholastic Burton. Male eIntermediate-Jno.
Melborn. Secondary No. I-Annie Scnaffer
Secondary No. 2-Alice Teacham: Secondary
No. 3-Millie Dodge. Secondary No. John
Russell. Secondary No. 5-Sa!lie Cunning-
ham. Secondary No, 6--Mary E. Montgo-
merry. Secondary No While Gordon. Sec
9-Lewis Meitzenhamer. Primary NO. /
Julia Stromberger. Primary No. 2-Emma
Smith Primary No 3IStahord Taylor.
5-Deliia Gunter. Primary No. 6-George
Wilson: Primary No. MARY Foley;
school-Eleanor Folsom. Male Intermediate-
Frank Clavelom. Female Intermediate-Mary
du Bean. Secondary No Lydia Arnold.
Secondary No. 2.Sarah Leslie. Secondary
John Mulloy. Secondary No. 5-Mollie Ar
mold. Secondary No. 6 Fanny McLaine.
Secondary No. James HUTCHINSON, Seq
ondary No. S-Annie SteeVer. Secondary No.
9-Daniel Kelly. Primary No. Media Davis
Primary No. 2-LiZze Ferguson. Primary No.
3-Wm. A. Richards. Primary No. f-Richard
McI.ain Primary No. Skate Barley. Pri-
mary No. 6-Redmond Walsh. Primary No.
Annie Clark
PREMIUMS for Ansic:-Female Grammar
S .hooI-Elza G. Simpson. Male 1ntermedi-
ate-Rufus Ferguson. Female Intermediate
Agnes Sanderson. Secondary No. l-kate
Kinehanee. Secondary No 2-Mary Sander
son. Secondary No. 3-Geo. Emmons. Sec
ondary No. 4-Eli Luckett. Secondary No.
5-Cora Armistead. Secondary No. 6-Mary
A. Gof Secondary No. WIN. McFadden.
Secondary No. s-Sallie Thompson. Secon-
Diary No. 9--Frank Jones.
IbrsmiumS for Written Examinations Female
Grammar School-Eliza Simpson, Virginia
Ruff, Hanah Sanderson, honorabiy mentioned;
VIM. ). Van Reswick, 5. Burton, Louisa KRAFT,
Maggie Bean. Male Intermediate-E. Barnes,
J: Brown, j. Barrett Female ntermediate-
The premiums awarded to the pupils of the
Male Grammar School are omitted, in conse
quence of the delay in preparing the list
WAsH!NGTON AND GEoRGETowN RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company for the election of Direc-
tors was held at the office of the Company at
II o'clock to-day. The following Board OF
Directors We're elected for the ensuing year -
Carter Marbury, Henry Hart, Charles
KNAPP, Charles G. Mott, Crosby s Noyes.
port of the President of the w. and G. r. r.
Co.. George 5. Gideon, Esq, we take the fol-
lowing, showing the business done by the road
from July l. 1864, to June 81, 1865:
Number of passengers carried during the
year. .651. 49, number oftransfers issued during
the year, Z. 49,, ,223; number of transfers issued
per day. $3.50; number of running days in the
year, 365: number of cars run per day, 60; num-
Der of trips run by all cars per day, 941 aver
age number of trips by each car day JIG; number
Of trips by all cars during the year, 3i3,465;
number of trips by each car during the year,
5,726; average number of passengers carried
per day. 23 1ut2; average number of passengers
carried by eacn car per DAY, 3co; average num-
Der of passengers carried per trip, 25; number
of miles run by all cars per day. 1926; number
of miles run during the year, 1.l95,1 ~; average
number of miles run by each car per day. 81;
average number of miles travelled by eacn horse
per day. Is.
: Four hundred men are employed upon the
road. The company owns Is miles of track
and So cars, and require the use of nearly 600
horses in its daily business. The payments to
persons residing in this District amounts to
over 81 eco per day.
Following upon the business of the meeting
the company present We're invited by George
S. Gideon, Esq, President of the Road, to par
take OF an elegant entertainment, Al y hich Maj.
General Anger, Mayor Wallach, Hon. B. b.
French, Hon. T. h. Florence, and others We're
present amongst the invited guests. and made
remarks complimentary TO the tact and energy
with which the road has been managed; and
the great public convenience that has resulted.
LAYING A CORNER SToNE.-To-morrowa al
ternoon, at O'Clock, the ceremony of laying
the corner stone of the Washington City Or
phan Asylum, at the corner of s and 1ith SITS,
will take place. The exercises Will be OF &
very interesting character
A STEER WAS TAKEN UP A FEW DAYS