Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
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psnnsnst'p, Msry 3. Montgomery, nsstntsr,
Fanny McIfue; vocal music Mary A. 0oh'
Secondary 10. 7-rh,rd Distrio.--MCdeL slAs.
3S PGSs EheIs EsTG %.ey gF'Ss BsrETty M
| join Sousa, William sbstrhan Improvement,
Jamc, Fellow, JOHN Howard, w'il'e Wood pen
%soshT ToS W. GSF SeFsSSss ssisSSsSi. Jas Ha''h
| Secondary school No. c-Tbird Dlstrict-..
Medal, y,rsini4 Dce;s; oxsnglsry s9pduessnd
PuP0tgsiityt k,sl myeq, Miso , EdeIa, EhzH; gt,1s
Parker, Fi,ronce Hopli.ps; attention 10 study
ait; tmuruyemont Ines Goodrish,. Aunie Hayre;
improvement Rpd pe1manship, s0llie Locke;
peatne,s, Anute Steeyer; vocal music, s"liio
MAZE stco 1dury No. s-Tb,td D strict y--Medal,
| JPmcs Barbin oxemplaly conduct and punctu-
ality, Joha wos,bgm, William HutGherson,
Christopher LiR,s, Charles Lewis, William
White, George sBrsnson; Improvements, Frank
! jones, Edwin Harrington, 'Jamol trawiordi
/ ponmapship, Lewis Nentzeuhamer; ncatness,
Dante Rellyi mus'c, FrIpk Jones
District No. o.8-Prmary No. l.-Medal, George
Anna Jarboe; exemplary eonGusi aud pHnctual-
| ity, Cora Du,kil ;ham, Ellen 0'Niel, Catharino
Wood, Julia 1Ieker, s..llie ge-kley, Emma Hen
| dersoh improvement, Ida Wilkinson, Ida Lusby,
Fanny c,oid penma Ish'p, Julia stromberger;
| neatncss, Med Davis. - ...-....-
Primary school No. .2--Tbird District M ,dal.
yaoe shaller; exemplary eoniust aad punstrf''
ity, Mary. MIlkin on, AnnIo Ferguson, Laura
WlkinLOn, Jane Donley, Wealthy Hamilton,
Mary Lrown; Rtteluon 10 study aud improve.
mont, Ella Miller, Kate Hilton, Margaret Beers;
peunanship, Emma Smith; neatne3s, Lizzie
Primary School No. s--Tbird District. Medal,
Leo lard bradley exemplary conducs and pune.
| tuality, Charles Henshaw, Charles Carroll, Mil
Lard Nicholson, George Hall, Johu Barry, NJ Ed
H.u Brghti goentiou 10 study and Improvement
W.lliau L. Lu,kelt Francis NJ. Smith, Cha"le'
Kribna,tl peumansbip, J. Stafford Taylor; neat
negs, William A. RiolhrGs. -. ..y..-..
Primary No. 4-Thifd III itriet.-Mcdal Michael
Chambers conduct and punetuality, George Ne
bNuyalin, Andrew Kidd'e, Willie Mathew, Rich
ard Wagner, George Cook, Stephen wailesi at
tor tion to stndy and improvement, Frank Fon-
t.nn>, GcOTge FISHER, James Brown penman-
ship, John Healyi neatuesl, Richard McLain..
Primary school No. k-Third strict.-Medal,
Mary i. Garet; attention 10 study and improve
ment, Jennie Luckett, Margaret q 'Leary, Betsha
kellow; exemplary conduct, Mary Smith, Susie
Woodward, Jqne Chapman, Mary Grinder, Vir-
ginia Maddox, Martha Marshall penmansb'r,
Delela Garter; neRtness, Kate Barkley.
Primary No. C.-Tbird District.-MedaI, James
Jarb0e; exemplary conduct and punctnality,
Walter Walsh, George Nelson: Willard Pcako,
George Crawford, Charlie Harold, White WIKI
iuson; improvement, John Slidmore, James
steltCn, Henry Walker penmansh'p, George
Wilson neatpess, ECdlloDd walsh.
Primary No. Third D.sirict.-Medal, Amau-
da Sersh exemplary conduct aud puncsual'ty,
Louisa strickhart, Teresa Kaufman, Katie Eutk",
Amruda scottschalk, Maggie o Mea' CaroltGo
Kgufm"r; Improvement In penmaushp Mary
FO'ey; fOr nedtns 5, Arr'e Clarke
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THE HEALTH OF TPg CIT.-A movement
In the right direction was IT 4de in the Board %
Common Council GU Monday evening. Council
man White, the chairman OF the Committee ON
| Health, submitted a rep6rt requesting the Mayor
to instruct the conn ssiOneIs and police officers
OF each ward to layo all dead animal promptly
| rcTOycd, and that lhe~e be su dc en- nJmber Of
ga"D,t e.c1'J paced OF re - 10 take away
| Tire oil Az s'ops-.ree .zeis 20 place same
n trbs or"o .el"''r COOS ree- .''e cufD, 10 he
| t. 'elPn; bc.TC - efOI ';ct 8 alu IL clock
I nHh y A 4 .Rr ltn
watered RnG swrp. a. 'C..'s Ii"to ITCs a week
| du int d~y weather; a"u tle ma 'EC houses be
| 81 ubh &C cared and e'o-rd d q '.er murre. hOrrs
l. b''' was Also iat 'Odrce1 bv ire "a re gcntle-
f'nan. aud Used, En,"or rg tire Mayor to take
sdch ne asure as n Is jud me 1. may be ncce
| sLry, in conjunction with the authO dies Uf
GEORGETOWN. 10 y eve II the diseCse Known Us tho
| Russian piagdo'' from el.csing orr city.
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Growers THEATRE severe rain Of
| last evening fail d to have any effect upon the
| attendance al Growers theatre The occasion
was the first production Of the beautiful drama
Of "The Broken Sword - and Leonard Growers
brilliant farce, called "Cape May Diamonds. -
| In the fotmer piece Mr.. McCollOm aud N'lle Au-
gusta Sustained the leading parts so admirably
that at the conclusion Of tie Lecond act they were
called before the curtain IN the latter Miss
sdsau Denin was capital as "Mrs. Herr Mud
geon,' and we pronounce the farce second 10
| none. Tonight occurs the benefit OF the Treas
urer, Mr.. o. II. Hos. We Iesret that our space
| Is so limited as TO prevent us from referriCg in
det Ill to the rare bill which has been prepared.
| II will bo found in another column, however, to
which we invite the attention Of the reader
ArTGNPTED TO DRowS HERsELF AND Two
LlTTng EOYs -Last might about twelve clock,
| a German woman by the name OF Caroline Horn
attcmp,Cd TO drown heTbelr aud her two little
boys in the branch near the depot. OllcerS
StrRdb and Taylor reIcuCd them and brought
| them to tue station horse, where they were
p"onerJy attended to. The only reason assigned
| foe this rash act Is that her husband is very
| disspalCd man, and she sought this method to
| destroy herself ard her two children. Tho OIL
| GERS say she is STRANGER in this city, and IL
lately from Chicago, III. permit was procured
from tho Mayor, aud she was sent to the aims
| house.
| MoRE DEAD CANINEs.-The returns at
the oa'ce Of the Metropolitan Police headquarters