The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

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IN sm Hop t bsv adaresses were delivered
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pecisiiy The Introductory address By John
wbsh m .esSnd "a was ,ss commenced With debate IN
.ts 70, rme 9ues,lon, ne CULTIVATION 81
| was The hess f.n .nImatsS S,."na.,n. h,u ~,
the tact and forethousht dispisyed By lie p Se
,ha Panaisn wa eommenuea oy 'h' applause OF
These bows in this division of the programme
spoke Tor medals. These were awerSed by q
SG Nm H eG1%RGsed o. gd inn., LLOYD
Nj wiiIard Ths ~, IN ,naS.i ~ s NM
to Harry il. Hermann; tSe second soia medal
Jsmes ~ Kc,cS"m The sssnpa siver r meSat
n,Iios n Ms,nw,,aht To ens, t,no mcun 70
wcre peSarIed Az aSant canal. t6c S,tie,nnrn ~
aTR Eys eis,ss'sa eeinE IL lsySs OF Bergnsann
about consI iSe aiyn,n wi b aao saiuea ny
Jas. D. Kstohum. The Maniac, BY Harry Bsr r.
M n mi mn
mcas; had heep a,ssa,dcS M" vo',or ps OILY one
would have mcrIted IL beyond 4 doubt. He
ranks as nigh in se6olarship AZ he does in ora
tory Tho sneccbcs III AZ il the nninJo, Of he
auIience wrrc aimost eonai 10 ann Saitno ,nS
were those of Frank Mckilister' w. III Cofsn
himself, both 10 the debate and In his selection,
with great credit. Indeed among so many who
were excellent, we find II VERY dificult to dis
| eliminate.
The valedictory, by W. b. Lord, was the
gentle man is about to enter Harvard COLLEGE.
lie received the nrst honor, a gold medal, Tor
warmly eulogized as tho example Of all the
| school, Gold medals were awarded for pune.
tuality to James Kctchum, Edward Burchell,
same to shubrick CIymcr, willie CONN, A. D.
| Caldwell, Rudolph Kauifm anu, and two others
whose names have escaped Us. Prizes for
John ]. Chew, Frank McAiister, Louis Chew,
Harry BsrsPsnn, Joseph tKeieh1m, Uly;se,, 3.
ard. Eben Msynadier, A. b. Cauldweii, d. d.
wainwright. Moses Bradshaw, U. Fowler, Jen.
nlngs Garnett, Harry Willard, Frank Lewis,
| Walter Perry, Carl Bergman, Oh aries Chubb,
Charles Hoover, Albert Bates, 4. StiIson, W.
| harrington, L. Wilson, and q. Adams. The
sfs 1y the sS6SG was feature Of ne cS
um, John J. Chew, W, II. Coffin, and Edward
OF Lansburg, one Of the pupils, on the plano
audience and WAS greeted win You'd anniansn
| Campbell Cnrrington, who took The goid medal
last year for orstory, gcnerously declined To
| contest for the medal again, although he spoke
| on this occasion with his usual force and elo-
| ouenoe He ia n very accommodated dccIaimnr
| ~
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| NrscgNsNr.Tbis eyeninS NJ tho Na,ionai
| nes.ItI ,n s b nnnuhi eommencemeht OF the
,vbicS noc.sIon ,hn ssI,os WI, oe mhu, IN
wn nrns oGvaon 'he iohowhg programme VIII
| =, ResltAtloh1"Ine Best OF Liquor" by Geo.
| y. fihneyj heaning1'Boy Lost" by Miss
| nhme y. Wlsei Seleot,oh from DIcheps-nrhe
roii i m Anu me feuuier' oy y. " De molli
| nus,ui Dramn-.Congress IN 1870" lwtlttcn
| " ,nc suuents' musig, nWaruihE OF prizes py
rto.' SpcncHri 'a,euieiory ny Daniel Calla'
hnah, nWhuing OF u,p,9 , py ftoi. Sopp;
mnnslc' nha ,rnoienmx-"Iho Flowers Asleep.
Nlgh. Inc flowers hwake-Morning,"
anu "ihe shower OF foses.
me ioilowlng Is list OF the graduates:
Dahlei Caiiashhn, W ashlngtoni MRS. sarah
s rrfTs. rehasyi'ama,N a, H. Gangewsr, penh'
IL. hehuersoh, Sahnaa; John killian, wash
| ingtoni Joseph Il. Kendall, minnesota Frank
| L. May, Washingtoni James II. Meeker, New
| Jersey Henry W Moore, Kansas; =. +; Saw
yer, Jr', Texasi H. +; schwartz, New York;
Henry X; simpson, Washingtoni Thomas v.
Smith, Washingtoni Geo. u. Sprague, Penn.
syVaniai hugh B. Iouhy, washington.
AcoIpgsrs.-As Dr. Draper Of the First ward,
was driving down the Twentieth-street road,
on Thursday evening, In company with a lady
and two children, his carriage came Into con-
tact with q pile Of sand left In the middle OF
the occupants to the ground. Fortunately no
serious Injury was done them beyond some
broken TO pieces. As the accident was caused