Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
GEORGETOWN.


GRANT AND OoLPAx CLUB.-A special meet
Ing OF this Clue was held last evening ~ q JOd
Samaritan Hail, on Herring HILL. J. Bell
Adams in the chair. and George COakley Sec
Rotary. The Secretary read the platform as
adopted at Mark House Hall on January 9th
last, and the Chair explained the same. q. r.
Chase, and VIM Smith were appointed a COM
mitee on resolutions, and IN their absence
Capt. 7. U Lee addressed the meeting, as also
oId Rev Mr.. Green. The COMMITTEES, after
short absence, returned and reported resolu-
tons. which were adopted, that as IN had sre-
ceived information that q few wicked colored
men have been running around among the Diff
ferent heads Of departments with paper pur-
porting to contain q statement OF facts, which
they allege was the cause OF the defeat OF the
Republican party in Georeetown;" and as IL
persons in the hands Of Gen. Croker, 70 whom
they applied for the discharge of Collins
Cruiser and Edward Knowles, two Of the Vice
PRESIDENTS OF this club, that il Is headed by
son, ana six others; and as the club regard the
AFORESAID commun icaticn rs libelous, SANDER
Gus, ana false, the club "denounce IN the
most emphatic manner" said LUCKY, Barker,
Ferguson, &c. The resolutions furinsr tender
the thanks OF the club TO Gen. Croker, Judge
Fisher, and Marshal Sharpe, for their action
in regard TO said Lucky, Barker, Ferg n son and
others, and express their gratitude TO the Pres
ident and Attorney General for appointing
John Connell q Justice OF the Peace. The
same committee reported aresolutiop , rcvidipg
appointment OF a colored man clerk an the
Georgetown Post Office, which was adopted,
and Hon. q. p. Fisher, T. 7. Fowler, and Bar
ton Fisher, were appointed the committee TO
carry DOT the above resolutions. Geo. Hsw-
kins, Eli Gales, snd Walter Hysoa were en-.
dorsed for appointment as police officers. Ad-
lourned
TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY ScuooI.-rhe
following are the names OF the rscip ents o.
medals and premiums at the commencement OF
this school. held IN Trinity Church on Monday
in dax-fs -. Ia
Department-First Diyision-Gold Medal 20
Martins Clements. Premium TO Annie McNsl-
ley. PremIums-ist class, Mary +. Rely,
Maggie Brown; ID class, Celia Clemens, Mary
Lee. Ellen DAILY; Sd class. Jeanette Fins, NJ
T. Wise; Attn class, Mary Gibbons, Clara Glenn
ents, Julia krouse; 5th class. Annie Donovan,
Maggie Hughes; 9th clasf, Ellen O'Dono ghue.
Aseie DoIan. Second DivIsion-'st class, Ellen
Sullivan, Netiie 81. John: I'd class, Lizzie
McEwen, Mary Heenan; Sd class, Jennie EIms.
Maggie Spelimani Atm class, Hanoran Cohen,
Heard; 9th class, Mary Kane. Issbella McNai-
ley; eth class. Mary Cosbert, F. Mitchell. Third
Division-Silyer Medal TO Emily McNalley.
Primium TO Bridget Conner. PremIums-ist
class, Josephine Brown. Julia Riley; I'd class,
Mary DAILY, Lizzie Mooney; Sd class, JENNIE
Gibbons, Mary Heron; ith class, Lydia Films.
Daily; 9th class, Mary Harrington, jennie
Norris. Fourth DIVISION - Premiums = LIST
class, Lizzie May, Maggie Kirkland; I'd class,
Rosa Wood, Annie Wise; 3D. class, julia Her.
ron. Kate Cohen; ith class, Kate sullivan, Alice
Thorn.
Boys Department-First Division-9old
medal TO A. A 5. Ofutt. Premiums 10 John
Il. Mccarthy. Premiums-1st class T.. r War
ner, w. L. King; ID class, ID. GoldIn, Willie J.
Reilly, John A. Heron; Sd class, Joseph +.
Ashford, George Mandge; 4th class, Charles
Trunnell, A. Ofutt 5th class, Daniel Rrown,
A. n. King: 9th class, Patrick GoIdin- Richard
Petit.
Second Division-Siiver medal to James p.
Smith. Premium to Richard O'BrieL Pre-
mlums-1st class, John Fife, J. Hartigau: ID
class, AlonZo THICKER, +. Heard; Sd class,
Daniel Knott, James Newdy; ith class, James
King, Frank SImms; 5th class, Anthony Han
Ion, J. Lee.
Third Division-lst class, Michael Coffee,
Daniel O'Hearne; I'd class, F. ODonoghue,
Greg Mccarthy; Sd class, +. Mccarthy, q. +.
Fisher.
TIE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB held an adjourned
meeting last evening at the Fugitt House, on
Congress street, and several members, both
honorary and active, were received.