Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
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TIE DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIuMs.-Tho
distribution OF premiums to the pupils OF tho
public schools Of the First District took place
yesterday afternoon, at four clock, ut the New
Foundry Church, corner of Fourteenth and @
streets.
The following named scholars received re-
wards:
Best Written Examination Male Grammar
SchoOl-Robert II. Hardness, William Brown,
q orgc Pearson. Female Grammar-Maria l..
Allen, Sallie Euter, Mary Wilson. Male luter-
mcdiatc-Frank Z. Collin, Frank NJ. Pearson,
George II. Jackson. Fomals lntermcdlaI Sal
lilo L. Robinson, Minnie Hunter, Katie Eggs.
Exemplary Conduct aud Pnnctuality Male
Grammar Sohool-GeOrge X. Milburn, II. Hawk
ins, J. Brcmermau, l.. Denham, 4. Moran, George
Bartlett. Female Grammar School-Katc A. Me
MahOn. Mary L. Lehman. Mary Rciss, Jau0 Muir
ply, Charlotte wiihers, jenny lallarau. Male
Intermediate SchoOl-Gcurgc p. Bartc, Joseph
7. Hurdle, Joseph G. Iliggs. Frank Douglass,
George w. COrbott, Alfred Waustall. Female
Intermediate SchOul-EllR Marsh, Antonin Roster,
jamie Turtou, Ode sa Pierce, Anuio Burr0wes,
Emma Linkius Secondary No. l-virgnin Git
tngs, Ida Roiss, Pauline Traitel Emma Rig
giles, Virginia Adams, Ida Dallas. Secondary
No. 9-Lewis ROwIeo, Willie RIw2cc, John
Taylor, Eddie Row.Go' Joseph BrowTi Allie
liza A. spates, Mary Biggs, Grace Hurdle.
Secondary No. :-Juo. Taylor, Andrew Graham,
Charlie Kick, Geo. johnson, Fro derrick johnson,
Herbert Bowen. Secondary No. Fanny Nc
Henry, Mayo Blackiston, Kate Davis, Elizabeth
Purse, Virginia King, Susie Jackson. Primary
No. laChNs; s. Douglass, Jos. ilnkins, WIN.
Rye. Chas, Higgs, Kirby S. Woodward, Jas. A.
Grimm. Primary No. 2-LisGie J. Iamhotb,
Kate J. Melting, Geneva =. Burrows, Katlo BY
ram, Carrie L. Rawlings, Rosa Henry. Primary
No S-Maury Albert, jennie Byrum Sarah Ford
Agnes Binney, Sallio Lambeth, Marian Learus.
Primary No. 4-Annie Moore, Clara Fitzgerald,
Maggie Bowling, Isabella, Mollio Murphy, Miller,
Annie Marsh.
Attention to Study and Improv
Grammar School-Sabau T. Drommerman, Lewis
Il. ". Bowie, Moses bradshaw. Female Gram
mar SchoOl-Mida b. Riggles, LibblO G. Kelly,
Emma Robinson. Male Intermediate-Lloyd
Douglass, II. s. Nymau, julius C. w L.ulley.
Female ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sothoron, Mary Z.
Leech, Emma Meryweather. Secondary No. l.
Jennie Clampitt, Mary Mccarthy, Jennie pngh.
Secondary No 2-Jas. TAFT, L. Milleu, William
Tenly. Secondary No. 3-Sarah A. Drummond,
Annie NJ Clark, Emma +. Griiin, Secondary
No. esquire Taylor, Clarence Weaver, James
Bowling. Secondary No. 5-Adah Clarke Mary
Hermann, Lilly Utermehle Primary No. l.
Roger Melting, Jamos Payne. Charles Collins.
Primary No. MARY A. Newton, Emma y.
Acton, Annie l.. Seymour. Primary No. b
Lizzie Woods, Annie Woods, Emma Bridget.
Primary No. : Ida Bowen, Clara Wilson, Ella
Leech
Improvement in PenmNnship, Mall Grammar
school-Robert Thomson; Female Grammar
Charles c. lIiggius Female lntcrmcdiate--Sarah
Yeatnap. Secondary No. l-MOllio Evan.
Secondary No. 2-Edward Wright. Secondary
NO. S-hhlt W, NH. stChuudly f-Jbnn
A. Jewell. Secondary No. Cora Clarke. Prl-
mary No. Joseph Lehman Primary No. .
Mary L. Dunn. Primary No. &c.,.
Primary No. t-Sarah E. Murray.
Neatness Male Grammar SChool-Durbin
Aurand. Female Grammar School-LiLLo Camp
bell Male ntermcdiate-Wm. T. Beedlo.
Female Observation-Disclosures NJ. Ricketts,. Sec
0ndary No. l-Susso Kcnney. Secondary No.
2-EddO FrRseT. Secondary No. S-Cnrrio G.
Davis Secondary No. 4-Charie Davis Sec
ondury No. 5-Annie Blackstone. Primary No
l-Willio n. Nash. Primary No. 2-Ioauetto
Boyd Primary No. 3-lda May Jowoll. Pn-
mary No. i--Maurio Spars
Vocal Music--Mnlo Grammar Scho0l-RObort
NJ Thomson. Female Grammar SchOnl-Maria
I.Walsh. Male Observation-Disclosures A. llark-
moss. Female Intermcdiatc-Cora u. Adams
Secondary No. Martha Gresson. Secondary
No. 2-LOnnio bradshaw. Secondary No. b
Kate NJ C. Moran. Secondary No JAS Watt
Secondary No .5-Fanuy Mcllenry.
GR0vER's THEATRE. - Notwithstanding
the inclemcuoy OF the weather last evening Gro
Yor's Thoutre was hlicd to rcplctOn by highly
apprCciatiyo audience to witness the Intensely
Interesting play Of "Fhe Angel Of Midnight
which was produced for the third and last time
We have spoken ut lCngth In u previous issue,
IN tho beauties Of this play and II tho superior
IIasan, and jennings, and It seemed to Us hast
evening ~ though zach one cclipscd their former
efforts. Tonight two splendid pieces will be
presented, "Thu Broken Sword aud "CHpr
May Diamonds In addition, the charming
Mile Augusta will appear IN two Of her chulcoSt
HcluctlOms,