The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

The hour Of the opening OF the exercises hun. |
dreds Of ladies and gentlemen had assembled |
spacious edince was Oiled to its utmost ca. |
pacity, and hundreds were compelled to re- |
trace their steps In consequence Of not being |
The church was handsomely decorated, the |
national flag being festooned from both sides
Of the galleries and from the stand erected at |
Dalton Of the ot,eers Of the society and the |
speakers OF the occasion.
The sraduating class, to the number Of 1906 |
sr'. stssd, II Re lobby Of sSs shurch The
music, 81 the conciusion Of which the exer.
stss' psSsn @ ssHssc College, s
which the band performed an overture from
'%:i.hs;" :, ,,., ,,,,oa,,.a N, Hon o,,,,
Gushing, who delivered the address to the
members Of the graduating class, who before
proceeding, offered BY way Of apology, that
s dG The se Ss Ta1a
with the thought that II would be addressed
to an audience interested 10 legal matters.
portion Of his auditors were ladies, more In.
late years the gentle sex had, in many In.
ssss ssvs Rsrso 70 s b.s0 sd BY n nss' ~
him to move for their Admission to the bar.
de af s1a ni.soriss Judicial sddrei" oceupyins
about half an hour In its delivery, and which
was listened 70 with marsed attention.
Of New York, delivered an interesting ed
dress, and was followed By DR.. Tyler, In.
structor Of the senior class.
diplomas followed, and were conferred In
classes upon the following, during which
showers OF boquets descended upon the heads
E. i K. Alien, Harry i. Alexander, 7. B. An:
| derson, washingtonj b. M. Barker, N. y; W.
| II. Bartlett, Cincinnatii J. W. Bell, Boston;
/, Breisford, OhioI W. II. Browne, Me-, Geo. W.
Bridgman, Mich.i s. L. Darlington. Ohio;
George 7. Cook, cleyelandi Thos: !; Conner,
". W. ossss, n. III NJ tyru:, ILL i Js Ssi
W: p. Dunwoody' Iowa. g. 7; briggs, N: Y;
Evans Evan Hi L. k. Evshs, Texas; John .. f.y,
Wa.hingtoni ". I. Findiey, Penn.ylvanla;
Joseph Forrest, District Of Columbia; N. L.
Gage, Ohioj Charles b. Carney, y; H.; Edwin
b. George, MASH Paul goepel, Wsshingtoni
Y; Thomas il. drsham, Conn., ". D. Harlan,
Hi W. I. Hoffman, Washington; J. T. How.
enstein, Ohio; q. A. Huron, 1nd.j Edward q.
.o oSeimsI Men, eS Kelly Io%s bsnisl H. ' Ses
Lanston. @. II. La FetIa, jerome Lee, David
aisy w H. II &.lsi1, Pean Gasusss S Mscs Ssr
iSston; j. II. Mexican, ill.,; NJ. J. MeKenna,
Mass; Charles A. Merrill, N. H.; +. b. Miller,
Philadelphia; Theo. Mungen, Ohio; Charles T..
Murray, Ind; John II. Nlcholay, ILL.,; VIM. J.
L. Nicodemus, MIDI II. II. Northup, Mass;
J. A. Osborn, Philadelphia; w. II. Parker, N.
Piper, Maine; Thomas Proctor, New York city;
James Pollard, Va; Samuel A. Rapp, West
Va; q. q. Richmond, Maine; J. II. Ruddell,
Ind, T. b. Sanders, Maine; +. p. b. Sands,
Warrington l.. NJ. Saunders, N. Y, W. L. H.
Searcy, Ga; ID. B.Sesrle, NY; Junius Simons,
Baltimore; A. A. Shissler, Penn; W. II. Ste.
phehs, Ohio, Z. q. Sterling, Washingtonj r.
iaeton; John r. Tiompsoe, VI, N, IL rSomp.
son, Mich; J. II. Townsend, Nd; John Twee.
dale, Philadelphia; A. II. Vance, Ohio; q. L.
, Vance, VT; ]. u. Wall, N. Y; Charles Ii. Wat
Ward, Cincinnati; Richard L. waliach, Wash.
ington; N. @. Warner, Ill; b. Wells, Iowa;
, Wiley q. Wells, N. Y; =. y. Wood, Va; A.
I Prizes were awarded, In addition to d.
: plomas, to d. Wells, of Iowa; Z. U. Iugloson,
!. OF Maine, and W. +. Worthington, OF Ohio.
rine band again RECALLED the audience with a
/ choice selection from popular operas, after
4 which DR.. Samson addressed the graduates IN
= tion, the Interesting exercises closed.
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!. CoRroRArios INrnoyExEsrs.-Mr. Chss
:, the north side OF i street, between Fourteenth
On the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue
/ between Sixteen.and.a.haii and Seventeenth
, streets, and on the west side of Sixteen-and-a
, half street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
I IL street, Mr.. N. q. Reynolds, contractor, has
Alarge sewer.
r There Is large number OF men employed 10
street, on the west side Of Seventeenth street
, under the direction Mr.. James y Ferry.
some time since we made mention that the
i from street north to boundary line, and
/ street, from Seventeenth to Nineteenth street,
; had commenced. The work 10 being pushed
! ahead rapidly.
men, 10 engaged In laying large sewer on
!. Twelfth streets.
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TEACHERS INsrITUTE.-Tho Teachers In.
stitute OF the county of Washington held their
. regular monthly meeting on Friday last Tho
, subject of having exhibitions at the close OF
the scholastic year was discussed, and y was
finally decided that each teacher should be
. allowed to act In the matter as they pleased
of the teachers and scholars was also discussed,
, and the resolution finally laid on the table.
Mr.. Saunders, teacher OF the Fifth district
school, was elected member Of the Institute
A resolution In reference to the ventilation
, OF schoOl.rooms was laid over for consider.
! alton at the next meeting, as was also the sub
, ject of the beat manner OF teaching arithmetic.
The Institute then adjourned.
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