The national Republican., 1867-07-03

yesterday morning, gives The following account
Of the closing exercises Of this institution,
located At Cstonsvills, On the Frederick road, on
Thursday afternoon, In the saloon Of the build.
ing attended by large number Of ladies and
gentlemen from Baltimore and the surrounding
country. The exercises reflected credit upon
the young lady pupils As we'll n their tescbers.
The scholars were tastsfully arrsysd In white,
and presented . beautiful appearances. The
music with which the exercises were intsrpsrsed
was BY harpists, pianists and vocalists, yisiug
with each other TO render II In the best manner.
Among those present were quito Q number Of
Catholic clergymen, who msnifestsd great pleas-
urs In the prOacisncy shown By the pupils. Tho
honors Of the aoadsmy were A. follows
Tbs hrst acsdsmic honors Of the senior circle,
consulting Of gold medal and crown, wero con.
fsfred upon Missss Aona Dubant Of Washington,
D. O.; Amelia Chopper, yirginiai Mary Cuth.
bert and NJ. 0ctaviA Dunn, Petersburg Va /;
Matilda Brent, Of Charles county, Md Mary
Simmons, Of Anne Arundel county Jane Spoots-
wood, Of Norfolk, Va Isabel Bragg. Of Raleigh,
N. @. The second honors Of the same circle, on
Misses Mary Benzinser, Of Baltimore; Antoinstte
simms, Of Charles county, Teresa Roberts, Ellen
T. Evans, and Minnie Carroll, Of baltimore;
Helen Bowling, Prince Georges county Kate
Seager, Of Annapolis; Kate Bottimore, Norfolk;
Ellen James, Of Montgomery, Ala; Annie W.
Tift, Of Georgia. Elisabeth Greenwood, Of Nor.
folk; Kate Carroll, Of BALTIMORE Emily Coad
and Laura Combs, Of 81. Mary's county; Kate
Slater, Of BALTIMORE Evelyn Carter. Of Della
warei Fanny Kroser, Of Baltimorej Mamie Rec.
ter county, Mary DuvalI, Of Virginia; Rebsooa
Houseman, Of Baltimore; Jennie Boyle. Of North
Carolina; Elisabeth Scoot, Of Virginia; Mimic
Aherne, Of Baltimore; Elizabeth Leddenger, Of
Portsmouth, Va; Emma Psscault, Of Talbot
county, Imogene Dunn, Of Pstersburg, Val
Laura Greenwood, Of Norfolk, Va. Margaret
shselar and Ida Kemp, Of Baltimore; Ida King.
Of Georgetown, d. G.; Elisabeth Howard and
Teresa Rsedsr, of Baltimore; Virginia Muliau,
Of Annapolis; Mary Tyler, Of Baltimore; Maria
Brooks, Of Cumberland; Sabine Drury, Of Prince
Georges county, Saliie Harrison, Of Calvert
county; Cecilia Garter, New Orleans. La; Min.
ME Dubant, Washington; Grace Hammond. Bal
timore county May Jones, Tennessee; Elisa.
beth Drury. Prince Georges county Caroline
circle were conferred upon Misses Alice Reeder
and Clara Benson, Of Baltimore. The second
honors on Misses Mary GObrisht and Dolorus
Burke, of Baltimore.
SUDDEN DEArH.-William Bell, a dyer
BY occupation, and aged sixty years, died sud.
denly at the house In which he resided Eleventh
street, above the avenue, on Monday night last.
II appeared from the statement Of the bar.
Keeper Ol tno DeluOulOO hOubo, huJOlnlnE tne
premises Of the deceased, that Bell on Monday
evening, about half. past seven O'Clock, put bis
head out Of the window and informed the bar.
keeper that he was sick, and wished glass Of
whisky as he had cramps, and had nausea In the
stomach. The liquor was sent him, and he 70.
marked he felt better. Nothing was known Of
him until yesterday morning, when the bar.
keeper sent up to sec how he felt, when the mes.
senger found Mr.. Bell lying on the floor, doubled
nd daaA Tha authartttss ID
and q coroner's jury summoned by Justice Nor.
sell, who rendered verdict, "that the deceased
came to his death from an attack Of cholera
morbus'r
A number Of the residents think that though
Mr. Bell had cramps, yet apoplsIy was the direct
cause Of his dissolution.
His wife, son, and daughter had been sep.
| arated from him number Of years. but they
made their appearance yesterday when the news
Of his death reached them, and took charge Of
the body, which, after the rendering Of the YER.
Dict they had at once inferred.
PUBLIC School ExANINATIoS.-Secon
ary No. 2, Miss Jane Thomas, teacher, Is located
in tho Miller school building. on II urset, be
tween Sixth and Seventh. The examination O.
this school toek place on Monday afternoon, Mr.
scholars present, all girls, though the average at
tendance for the past month has been sS. They
were examined In all the branches Of study incl
dental to o secondary; but In geography and ar
ithmetio they svinoed the most proficiency. The
girls appeared cheerful and happy, and paiC
every attention TO the commands Of their excel.
lent teacher.
FREE MAsoN's FUNERAL. Yesterday
evening at 81 O'Clock, Washington Commandery
No. /. Il. T., ]. b win, Eminent Commander
Mt. Vernon Chapter, r. A., and Acacia Lodg,
No Is, headed BY Hesid's brass band, ATTENDED
the funeral Of their late oomrade In these vari
| Gus branches Of the order, D. Smith Lamkin
| from his late residence, In Six.and-a.half stree
west, between D and E streets south. The re
mains were escorted to the Baltimore and Obi,
| railroad depot, and from there II was taken Il
Elmirs, N, Y, by deosased's father Mr.. L
was about So years of age, and leaves wife u
mourn his loss. lie was Junior warden Of Acaoi'
lodge.
SANITARY CoMPASY.-Sixteen writer
| and forty two verbal notices were served OF
Monday on persons having nuisances existing OF
their premises. A destitute colored man, BY tn
name Of Turner Harris, was taken by Once
Whitmoro to the freedmeu's hospital. Denni
Long, for q violation Of the COW law, was nne'
IS by Justice Tucker. Honora Borland, 70
creating n nuisance, was arrested BY 0aicer Har
ris, Of the sanitary company, and being takel
before Justice Thompson was fued IS.
| THE HoT DAYS OF July have brough
crowds to MikJnvnS Polar Soda Fountain,
whose reputation as man anuiaoturerso Of this health
ful and invigorating beverage, Ia well known an
highly appreciated.
The attention and care they give TO It's manu-
facture and sale, enables the public to ind a
their Drug Store, $50 Fifteenth street, opposit
U. s. Treasury, the eoidsa and the best.
ORIENTAL BUILDING AssocIAuoN.-Th
monthly meeting Of this association was hel
at German Hall, Eleventh street, last night, j
y. Niedfeldt, president, In the chair. The ot
jsot Of the meeting was the paying Of dues an
selling money. The stock Ia represented b
about 1900 shares, and each share Ia wort
$l.25 premium,
CELEBRATION AT THE WARRINGTON Cir
GARDEN. Mr.. Hoekemeyer, the enterprising pre-
prietor Of this popular garden, announces
grand concert. dancing and fireworks on tn
Fourth Of July. A pleasant time may be 0,
pected. omnibuses will leave the Norther
Liberties Market for the garden during the day
-.
/. CONDITION of the thermometer in tn
shade for July 2, as observed at W. 3. ThomI
SON 9 drug store, corner Of fifteenth street an
New York avenue Q o. III, III II N. ST. |
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