Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-07
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

scholars. owing 10 the hall being small, but
was interpreted with vocal and instrumental
music by the young ladies, who acquitted
themselves crediably. First class Of English
70 Misses Marian e.. Noyes, Mary f. Somer-
veil and Annie Stellwagen. Division of the
same, frst premium to Miss Mary T.. Jones;
second 10 Miss Mary A. Polkin horn: honora,
bly, mentioned Miss Anna CalIan: premium
Tor composition to Miss Mary LeComp D
vision OF the second class of English and Com
position, frSt premium to Miss Susan Holland.
second 10 Miss Bessie Neale; honorably men
toned, Miss Anna Handy: premium for com
position 10 Miss Emma Thomas. Third class
OF English and Composition, first premium TO
Miss Fannie Eliot: second to Miss Jane Mont
gomery; honorably mentioned, Miss Helen
SIan premium Tor composition to Miss
annie X French. Division OF the same, first
premium 10 Miss Fannie Wilson: sec
ond 20 Miss Fannie Flint: honorably
msanoned, Miss Eta farqubar premium for
composition 10 Miss Fannie Wilson. Fourth
class OF English and composition, first pre-
MUM to Miss Mary Saul: second to Miss Ella
Beckenbaugh; hOnorably mentioned, Miss T.
Newman. premium for composition, Miss Mary
saul Division of the fourth class of English and
composition, first premium to Miss Jane Ryan;
second 10 Miss Gertrude West; honorabIy
mentioned, Miss Eleanor Callan: premium for
composition TO Miss Emma Carrico; premium
Tor arithmetic 10 Miss Mary Walsh premium
Tor writing TO Miss Clara Callan. Fifth class
of English and Composition. first premium 20
Miss Kate T.. Hardness: second to Miss Veto
ia lie CGmpte: honorably mentioned, Miss
Clara Gawler: premium i'll writing to Miss
Eleanor Callan. First class OF Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geometry, and Book keeping, pre-
MUM to Miss Mary l.. Someryell. DIVISION of
ne first class of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geome-
~, aad Bookkeeping. premium to Miss Mary
Il. Jones. Division OF the second class Of
Arithmetic and Algebra, premium to Miss
Rosa Hall. Third class of Arithmetic, pre-
MUM TO Miss Ellen CalIan. Division of the
Ihlrd class OF Arithmetic, premium to Miss
Fannie Wilson. Fourth class of Arithmetic
premium 10 Miss Mary Saul. Division of the
nth class of English, Dictation and Writing
hrst premium TO Miss Laura L. Pettbone: sec
ond 20 Miss Anna Bartholow; honorably men
toned MISS Ada V. Ball: premium for Arirh-
meuC 70 Miss LOUISA West Fifth class of
knghsh, arithmetic and Writing, first pre-
MUM 20 Miss Mabel BarthOiow: second TO
MISS Maria hitney: hOnOrably mentioned.
Mis- hate Shankland. DIVISION of the sixth
class OF English. Arithmetic and Writing first
premium 20 Miss Missouri Ricketts,: Second
10 Miss Gertrude Allabach: honorably men
uored. Misses Mary Jones and Amalia
testament Seventh class of English, Arlth-
iatuc and Writing, first premium to Miss
Annie Adauson; second 70 Miss Alice Walsh:
honorably mentioned, Miss Mary Boyle
First class OF Plain and Ornamental Writing
premium to Miss Maria Moves Division Of
the same, premium to Miss Julia Mckelden
nlVls1on OF the second class do, premium to
Miss Clara Thomas. Third class OF Writing.
premium 70 Miss Anna French. Division of
he same, premium to Miss Fannie Flint
Fourth class of same. premium TO Miss Mary
saul First class of Christian DO ,trine pre-
MUM TO Miss Marian Moves. Division OF the
same, Miss Anna CaIlan Division of the
second class do, premium to Miss Anna
Handy Third class do, premium to Miss
Mary J. Ennis. Division of the same. pre-
MUM 10 Miss Emma Hoffman. Fourth class
90, premium 10 Miss Mary Saul. DivisIon
ct he same, premium to Miss Jane Ryan
fIfth class do, premium to Miss Kate
Hafhness DIVISION Of the same, premium to
bliss Ada 4, V Bal Sixth class do. pre-
the same. premium to Miss Mary RYAN
seventh class do, premium to Miss Mary
MUM to Miss Annie Stellwagen. Division of
the same. premium 10 Miss Mary T.. Jones
division of the second class do, premium to
Miss Phebe Elliott Thira class do premium
u Miss Fannie Eliot. Division of the same.
premium 10 Miss Fannie Flint. Fourth class
do, premium to Miss Esther Simpson. Fifth
sion OF the same, premium To Miss Anna Bar
thOlOw. Premiums for Industry and I'm
provement in Plain and Fancy Needle Work
were awarded 10 Misses Mary T.. Jones. Mary
Saul. Laura Pettibone, and Ada V Ball
Third class of French, premium TO Miss Anna
T. French Fourth class do, premium to
In Music on the Harp, the premium to Miss
GlarIan Noyes; In Music on the Guitar, the
premium 10 Miss Fannie Williams In Music
on the Piano, the premiums for Improvement
were awarded to Misses Ella McGrann, Fan
ME Eliot Missouri Bartle, Fannie Wilson,
Fannie Flint, Ella Farquhar, Anna Smith
BIanl he NeaIe. Mary Saul. FANNIE Stoons
Jane Ryan, Emma Carrieo, Kate Eliot, Mary
walsh, Francis Joyce, Maggie Wilson, Kate
II. ", n
ma Bartholow, Mabel BarthoIow, Fannie Saul,
Kate Shankland. and Missouri Ricketts,.
The premiums for Regular and Punctual
Attendance at the Academy during the past
year were awarded to Misses Mary T. Jones,
Mary Saul, Kate Hardness, Mary Alexande-,
Laura Pettibone, Rosalie Spgnul, Mabel Ba--
;holow, Mary Ryan, Missouri Ricketts,, and
Annie Adamson.
The first honors in the Senior Circle for
Amlabillty OF Department, consisting of a
crown and gold medal, were awarded to
Misses Marian Noyes, Mary f. Someryell,
and Annie Stellwagen. A crown TO Misses
Mary L. Jones. Ella MeGrann, Mary Polk
Inhorn, and Jela McKelden. The second
henors were awarded to Misses Phebe Elliott.
Susan Holland, Clara Thomas Emma Thorn
a. Anna Handy. Anna Scott, Missouri B.rtle,
Jane Montgomery, Mary j. Ennis, Mary Saul.
Eleanor CallaH, hate Hardness, Victoria lie
Compte, Cora Richey, Laura Petnbone, Ada
Ball, Rosalie SpigRul, Anna Bartholow, Fan
ME Saul, Louisa Newton, and Mary Ryan.
CKSTBR MARKET To-DAY.-Beef, best cuts,
per h., BIC; next, 25c. Salt Beef l5a2Oc.; Dried
Beet, 3Oa:S5c. Veal, 20c. Mutton, chops, 25c.,
Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 2Ue. corned,
poe: Bacon, hams uncut,25c.; sliced ,35c breasts,
2Oc.; shoulders, lsc. Butter, 35aiOc.; Spring
Chickens, pair, 75c.; Chickens, pair, s2as2 so.
Ducks, pair 81 Eggs, per doz ,3OaA0c. Green
Corn, per can, 40c. Apples, peck 75as1; Green
Apples. Soc. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., SC. Turnips,
peck; iOc, Potatoes, Irish, per peck, soc.
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
ter, 25c; white lOal2c.; dried cherries qt., 4Oc.
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per bunch,
sc. ONIONS, sOc. per peck; punch onions, 2a3c.
Carrots, SC. per bh. Fish-Shad, per pair, 50
a55c. Herring, per bch;, 15e;; Rock, large, each,
50; small, bunch, Soc; Perch, 50a60c.; Mackerel,
25e. each; Halibut, h., 25c.; Sheephead, 75aSl
each, HOLSTERS, per pound, II cents; Sea Bass,
per pound, ~ cents. Spinach, IS cents per
peck. Rye, bushel, Sl.20aSl.25. Corn Meal,
&12UaSl2 p. Shipstuff, 65aS0c. Brownstun, soc
Shorts, 4oc. Corn, shelled, ss1.20; in ear,
Dbl, e5aS6 50. Oats, bush, 75as0c. Hay, cwt.,
S1as 2S. Straw, SOC aS1. Clover Hay, 75c. asl 25
Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout, per quart, l5c.
Geese, 81 -50as2-5O Turkeys, S2a$35O. Venison,
mesh, per h., 3Oc. Cabbage, per head, 5a20c
Cranberries, per quart, 20a3Uc. Homlny, quart,
IOc Lettuce, 1a10c Rhubarb, Sc. Cherries, Of,
I2a25c. Green Peas, 25c. Asparagus, per bch,
iOc New Potatoes, 25c. per PIX. Tomatoes Soc
dozen. String Beans. l2a25c per PIX. GYM
lings, 6ai2c. dozen. Blackberries, Qt., 10a12c.
Raspberries, 3Oa50c. Cucumbers, 20ai0c. Egg
Plant., IS. Invertebrates, 25c. ct, Ourrants,
25c.
THK DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS REUNION AND
PIC-NIc.-On Tuesday next, the District Vol
unteers' Association. composed OF officers and
soldiers who served in the late war; will give
grand reunion picnic al the Park, on 9TH
street, which premises TO b q very grand at