Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
fiairs IN Gearxetawa.

and pupils Of Trinity Church fCath ollie Sue.
day Schoei are enjoying delightful pic .nSc
at Green SrrIig .his afternoon. The music is
excellent ana the exercises are very interesting
1 at five O'clock the distribution OF medals and
i premiums TO the most deserving pupils, by
Rev. Father Uiarnpi. Will take place.
/ The metals are awarded as follows For
general excellence. a gold medal TO Miss Irene
/ forrest; silver m dal to Miss Fannie Kirk.
land; geld medal TO Master James Smith;
and silver medal to Master Henry rruunel,.
The premiums are awarded as folio
10 FessaieS.-First class, LIST division. Miss
Mary oBrirn tsacher. lst premium TO
Cecilia Clements, I'd premium 70 Mary f.
Rely I'd aiyision. Miss Mary Lyme teacher,
Boucher: Sd division, Mrs. Harper teac der.
premiums TO Mary E. Wise and Ida Grown;
ath division, Mrs. Trunnell teacher. pre-.
5th division, Miss A. E.. Collins teacher, pre-
miuins 20 Mary Golden and Mary Sullivan.
Second Gloss, ist division, Miss King, teac her,
TO Clara n Clements and Clara Hillary; I'd
division, Mrs. Barbour. TEACHER, TO Mary Cai-
lahan and Annie Donovan: Sd division Miss
Ella I, Brien, teacher, to -: 4th division,
MISS Emma Clements. teacher, to Mary Hol-
Warner. teacher, to Ella Clements and Bedina
Clements. Third class, let division, Miss LIZ
2is NAV, teaCher, 10 Ellen Hollins and Julia
Sullivan: I'd division, Miss Norah Trunneli,
teacher, &c LiZzia Piefer and Mary Corbutt
I'd division, Miss Ella Sleeps, teacher, to Jo-
sephine Brown and Luly Reilly; ith division,
mis- Helen Clements, teacher, to Mary Lee
and Ellen Daley: 5th division, Mrs. McIntyre
teacher, to Lizzie NC Even and Jen'e q ibbons,
Fourth GLASS, LIST division, Miss Alice Nichols,
teacher, to Mary Daley and LYDIA Fins; I'd
division, Miss Mamie Petit, teacher. to Rose
Bennett and Mary Morgan; Sd division, Miss
Clara e. o Brien, teacher, TO Alice Collins and
Mary Manogue: 4th division, Miss Mary Bres-
nahan, teacher. TO Mamie Cohen and Mary
Daley; 5th division. Miss Ellen OBrien,
teacher, to Verona Wise and Lizzle Mooney.
Fifth class. LIST division. Miss Sarah Reilly,
teacher. to Kate Cohen and Luly Heron I'd
division, Miss Mary Heard teacher, to Julia
May and Lizzie Baker; Sd division, Miss Mary
=. Brown, teacher, to Agatha Dolan aud
Minnie Heard: 4th division, Miss Ella Simms
teacher, to ula Gros. ana Lizzie May.
70 Kalss-lst class, LIST division, MrlWm.
J. Carroll, teacher. 1st premium to George E.
Reilly, I'd premium to Edwin +. Warner: I'd
division, Florence Ofutt, teacher, premiums to
James Conner and Willie J Reilly Sd division,
Florence O'Donohue, teacher, premiums to
Daniel Mcintyre and Dennis Harper. Second
clnss, 1st division, Cornelius Ryan, teacher,
premiums TO John Callahan and Edwin For
rest: I'd division, Daniel J. Hartigan. teacher,
premium 10 Aloysius Offutt; 3D. division
Charles j. Reilly, teacher, premiums to Thos.
Mccormick and Daniel Donovan. Third class
list division, james Green. teacher. premiu ms
TO Daniel tfoldin and Frank Mankns: ID
division. John O'Donohue, teacher, premiums
TO Patrick Goldin and Xanthis Devine; Sd divI-
sion. Patrick McIntire teacher, premiums to
David a. Offut and Matthew Mcintyre
l. y ",
teacher, premiums TO VIM. Collins and ohm
Mooney; I'd division, John O-Brien, teacher,
preraium to Thomas Boucher and Charles
A. Offutt =
eachers will award extra premiums to the
little girls. Among others Miss a. Z. Collins
premiums TO Mary Gibbons and LuIIe Krouse,
The TEMPERANCE MOvEMENT.-Another
Temperance merting was held yesterday after
noon by representatives of The orders Of Good
Tempars and Sons OF Temperance. at tina
butchers market. Ex-Gov. Ford was expect
ed to address the meeting, and in consideration
of this announcement a large number assem-.
bled 10 hear him; but ne not being present,
MIR. w. Nixon was introduced, and proceeded
to argue that the temperance cause could be
better promoted without the ard OF temperance
organizations. by the assistance OF religious and
moral associations. He was what he termed a
natural reformer. He was soon called to order,
and informed that he was addressing a temper
snce meeting, when he closed by ann ouncing
that he would address the people OF George
town at the same place on next Sabbath at 10
O'Clock. Mr. II. A. Fish, of the Metropolitan
Division Sons Of Temperance H. Anderson, of
Potomac Division; VIM. H. Craig, of the Good
Templars, and others, addressed the meeting,
earnestly advocating the cause Of temperance
At the conclusion Of their remarks several
stepped forward and sig ned the pledge.
ANOTHER MILL.-The contestants for the
championship OF the ring seem every day 20
grow more numerous. judging from the mum
Der OF fights that occur. On Saturday after
noon, VIM II. Dewey and VIM. Barker were
arrested by Sergeant Boarman fer engaging in
a contest on 4th, near Frederick street. The
difficulty originated from Dowey's going into
Barker's stable, from which he was ordered 10
make his exit, but did not comply. Mr. b.
procured ptcnfork and threatened to use 1t
on his antagonist when he retreated into the
street, where the two clinched, and were
handling each other quite roughly, when the
sergeant made his appearance and put stop
to the affair They were taken before Justice
Buckley, who fined Dewey and dismissed Bar
ker.
FIRE-Fire was discovered last night, about
IL o'clock. in house in Cissell Alley. owned
by John r Eopnessen. The alarm was given,
ar the steamer Henry Addison was soon upon
the spot and exiting uished the fire. The house
was unoccupied, hence arises the assertion
that it was set on fire by some person or per-
sons unknown. The loss will exceed $3.50.
POLICE MATTERS The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday were
seven, all for drunkenness but one. The re-
ceipts from fines imposed were 1913. w. Leaden,
charged with intoxication, was this morning
fined $3.50, by Justice Buckley.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGING business was
transacted this morning. There is no quota
tons for flour. for the reason that none is to
be had.
rHE CANAL.-Business along the canal is
quite brisk. Thirty seven boats have arr ved
yesterday and this moInihg-l2 with coal for
the Central Company, II to the Consolidation
Company, s to the American Company, to
the Central Coal and Iron Company, = to the
mpshire anc Baltimore Company. and one
10 the Borden Nineteen DOdtS nave
gone ont in the same length of time.
SHIPMESTs.-From the Central Company,
SO tons: the American. $50 tons: making $50
tons from Rays docks. The Borden Company,
$50 tons
THE PoRT.-Entered-Th steamer Phila-
delphia, FRITZ master, from Philadelphia; the
schooner Virginia Daw, johnson, master, from
Baltimore.
THE AcUEDUCT.-The work of demolishine
this structure, preparatory to building new
one, is progressing slowly. 1t is affirmed by
several individuals that an Injunction upon
the bridge will soon be got out by parties in
Georgetown.
POLICE MISUNDERSTANDING the police
were kept busy till after twelve O'Clock at
night. The cases OF arrest were principally
for offenses under the Corporation Ia VS., num-
beriDg 20. and the fine ranging from 81 50 to
IS 50, amounted to near $50.
QY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown