Evening star., 1867-05-27


the head OF personals, but failed. Anothe,
was . soldier, whose place Of residence was
MOI ascertained until the rolls Of the AdJutant
Generals Office were searched, and he had
sent an officer for hum, who had written to
him that he had not found the witness, but had
ascertained his whereabouts, and expected to
reach him in few days. p 10 Is.
Judge Fisher remarked that he could not
see that the motion to postpone the case could
be denied, and he decided that the case would
be postponed two weeks-until the 10th day OF
June. -sr. -r. 49,.
Mr.. Bradley asked that an order be drawn
to pay the expenses OF the witnesses tor the
The Court directed that an af1davit be drawn
The prisoner, after remaining seated few
moments, was rema nded to the custody Of the
hal and was taken to Jail.
This morning Sarratt's brother Isaac and
sister Anna visited him at the jail, and his
brother was seated near him in the court
room to-day. Surrat shaved himself tins morn
ing for the first time since he has been in jail He
has been i'll for some days, and has been taking
medicated wine as a tonic.
The Celebration by the Children Of the
t.. Catholic Sunday Schools.
The Celebration and May festival Of the
Catholic Sunday Schools in the city took place
to-day. and was a very interesting and pleas
ing affair. At an early hour the little ones,
clad In their holiday attire, were seen vending
their way to the various Catholic churches,
where they were formed in line and marched
70 oIls. the City Hail. where the procession was
The children ofSt Aloysfus Sunday School
about LOCO in number. with 81 teachers. Mr.
simon Fendall superintendent, Messrs. Thos
+. Stewart, VIM. Sullivan, and James Lakey,
ten O'Clock. The children of st. Aloysius
parochial school, about 200 in number. with
5 teachers, met at the school building on I
street, near the church, and the children of St
in eor n cha
OF teachers, met at the academy on street
near New Jersey avenue, and proceeded to
the church, where they Were formed in line.
headed by st. Aloysius' Cornet Band, com.
posed OF youths eighteen and twenty years
OF age, with John II. Becker leader, and
marched to the City Hall.
riages containing. the May queen and m aids OF
honor, as follows: Queen of the bay, Miss
Mary Eekloff; Maids Of Honor, Misses Katie
Moreoe, Kate Wis Wise Mary s Mnrphy. mIe,ane Jenn,e
Holland. Maggie Cronin, Ellen Morley, Sarah
Nestor, Mary Toby, Ellen Clements. johanna
Roach, Rachel Warden, Martha Meechans.
Kate Kenely, Mary Shea, and Mary Colbert;
crown Bearer, Eva Little; Sceptre Bearer,
Louisa Rollins; Pages to the Q Queen, Charles
Elliot, Charles Columbus, John Wood ward,
Queens Heralds, Mollie Newton, Mary Thaw,
and Ellen Kelly; Flower Messenger, Ella Nc.
Cioskey; Flower Z ueen, Miss Julia Parsons;
Floras, Fannie Moore, Saliie Moore. Kate Nc
H., -
Mack, Ella Shanessy. Mary Pilkington, Jen.
ME Fitzgerald. Henora Collins, Mary FIani-
gan, J ulia Morgan, Annie Lautner. Henrietta
Ebeling, Emma Sourbier: Kate Lum, Martha
Meinke, Mary Caffey. Kate Rupert, Annie
Nallev Lizzie Barron, and Annie Tobin. Four
young ladies-M'sses Lizzie Dove. Julia
Darby, Ella Columbus and Cecilia Clements
representing the four seasons.
Then came the Z ueen chosen by the children
OF the Academy, Miss M. English; Miss M.
Eckloff as first maid of honor. Miss E. Nc Der
mott as second, Miss NJ. FIaerty third, Miss
Lizzie Burke fourth. Miss Susie Torney fifth.
and Miss M. Fitzgerald as sixth Pages to the
Queen, Misses Alice Rock and ANNE Kenne-
Givern. Alice Maguire. Mary Fennell, Annie
Thompson. Minnie Calvert, Mary Kearon,
Eliza Magraw, Maggie Happ, Jennie Torney,
Maggie Rover and Fannie Brooke. Floras,
Katie Fenton, Mary Murphy, Ella Murphy,
Maggie Dunn, Mary Morris, Ada Smith, Mary
Holbrook, Lulu Wall, Maggie Joyce and An.
ME Edmun undson. Miss Ella Riley as Lamp
Heralds. Mary Joyce and Mary L. Duffy
Crown bearers, Alice Duffy Sceptre bearer.
Then the Queen chosen by the children OF
ne n Parochlal school. Miss Mary Sullivan;
Mirth ID, Mary Collins Sd, Johanna Connor
ith, Mary McNamara 5th, Bridget Harrihan
9th, Maggie Sullivan 7th, Jennie Rovainesth,
Alice Ribnitzkv, Josephine Miller, Mary Ma
son. Mary Drt n, and Jennie Kinsler attend
ants; flower girls, Katie Kuisler, Mary Plant,
han, Moiile o'Brien, MoHie Sullivan, MoIiie
Lansburg, and Amelia Wall; sceptre bearer,
Moilie Ryan; crown bearer, Julia Moore.
The children of the Parochial cheol had
large banner Of white and blue silk. ha wing a
painting of st. Aloysius; two large silk flags
and several small banners, with appropriate
Inscriptions, were carried by the schools.
school assembled 'at st. Dominick's Church,
corner OF 9th and + street south, about 10
O'Clock. They numbered about AS, under
cha charge 81 a. MT :, Dominck Z Petit; s9perln-
Sarah T.. Wise, OF the female portion: and
John Laghtall. John Ryan, and VIM. CroIey
as marshals; This school was headed by st.
Of youths 16 and IS years of age; VIM. b.
Brown, leader and Professor Sarety, teacher.
This scheoE carried several small banners of
senn wh,te ana pine siik, bearing the name Of the
u pastor at st. Dominick's, is now having
made IN Paris large and very Handsome
banner ior the school, which will be received
,he school were four carriages, containing the
NAY Queen, Miss Virginia Newmeyer, with
Miss Ruth Peake as Flower Queen, Katie
Luckett as second, Miss Margayet, McDevitt
third, Virginia Ryan fourth, and Katie o. Neal
fifth. besides q number Of flower girls and
The Children s aa'ss: Of St. pa.rics's pafocnial
George Bogus and the i've teachers Of the /!
,enSol ,s met At Carroll HAL on , street a5ent
way OF q and STU streets. IIIazkJGl Il
The, children of, st. Matthews Sunday
School, shout 4OO1n number, with 30 teachers, 4
MT. j ohm 3. Efi7zell,f ,fstperintendent, Thomas /
L. WaGReman, James w. Carroll, Julius q. 4
Demonet, and Charles OhapuausE Emarshals,
formed at st. Matthew'S Church. corner Of
18th and H streets. This school had q large /
national nag. and q banner representing a 4
guardian angel. with the name 81 school and /
dase OF organisation. Following this school
were carriages, containius the MAY Qleen !,
chosen by 81. Matthew's school, Miss Mary
BOYLE, and her maids OF honor, Miss Annie 1
sle Kay, Magic Glyp,, Rose Hllbgs, Ealsiia
Boyie. and Vary Newton. Floras-4agEies
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