Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

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Tbs morning, according % progTanm-, &
Number % the Sfbolth schools CT he city
assembled IN the grounds attached TO The Execu
ave Mansion. where interesting exercises took
place. TIE schools were M al he gate s1u.a
Of ths Treasury By Gen BailOCh. Chairman OF
NE COnmItt~" Of Arrangements, VINO was a.
sisted ~ NssSrs. VIM. S'Irknav. Il A STAT
= Farley. and II \ Burr, who directed them
IbrOugh The grounds 10 one OF the mounds near
he w-stsTn ~ .iO>uT-. The schools from The
eastern and lower pCrt ron or -nr civ marched
along Pa. sy-nue, headed by the Washington
ficrmanld Band, and those from tn northern
portion u the city We're beaded by The AmeTI-
can Bras Band. ]. \. Heald Irsder.
The schools PF-seI: Were Wesley Chapel,
MIR. W. g.. ChOaie. Super inter- dent, mum o-riug
rs pupils, about 80 OF whom were out. The
line was beaded by a white silk banner, on td-
'front.' OF which was painting OF Christ oi-S@-
Dg little Children. with inscription. .-SUff-r
ht,ls children" sc. and on the reverse name
and date OF organization 1921 In -hA IIus
Vas also The banner 81 th- Missionary sO-Isty,
organized 1870. With rrpTes-ut attOn of q mt,
s.Jnary preaching IN the hsathsn, and spp-O-
pTIats inscription; and the temperance hume,
with 4 female AZ 4 fountain. The VI ssiOu
=, hoJi. CJTn"r O. u and - Streets uuAo-rlus
- pupils. under ne Superintendent. NJ - A
Terry, followed, having AZ the heat OF tue line
= besuatul new banner with painting of an
angel CrowEInc n ChItd.
Cana Mission. wntre dspartr1an..). headed
~ nsa, white banner WIFE name aud date Of
organization OF school July -th, i-G'. and ear
ryIng also several fine flags, nun barlnc ab,ut
10 pupils. IN charge OK Mr.. y. Il. Dsvareux
General >upsTIutendent, and Mr.. &. 4. Bailey
Superintendent Of white department..
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Il y street, Mr.. q r.
Patch, Superintendent, aud M-ssrs. Swazav
ana johnson marshaIs, headed by a vrIlow
satIn DaIuer- with cross resting on bible in
ScTIo-d Our Hop The DuIwark OF our
fr-"doTn- About one hall OF the ijJ pupils
Ou-.
school of the Metropolitan NJ T.. Church.
numbering about ~. zone halt the pupiis,)
L. AIDED By Mr. ID. y. Burr, Superintendent
Two handsome iiagS Were in the line.
fT>t Baptist School, numbering about 49,
Euptls- M T. Young, superintendent, and
hSSsIs sampson and Whitney marShalS. They
bore a; the head OF the line a banner With rep
kIng Josiah.
The Mission School located near the State
Department. followed, with about - puniIs
headed by Mr.. j. e. Judd. superIuiendent. aud
a Il. Lynch. marshal
E-street Bapti>. school. with scarlet banner.
having on trent representation of Christ bless
ing the children and name and date OF organi-
Zation of the school, O~i2.) Also, a smaller
banner, with neat representation OF a light
house, inscribed The Bra ION Light MIR H.
Richards is the superintendent of this school,
which had about 100 pupils IN line. aud Mr.
W. II. Baily was marshal, with Messrs Reid
and Murray as assistants.
Central Presby terrain. Rev. A w. Pitzer, pas
TOR and superintendent, and Mr.. L. J. X Jth-
lock marshal, with 81 papiis.
Children of the Washington City Orphan
Asylum, mum bering 90. making a very neat
appearance. carrying In the liue neat amer,
win painting OF a shepherd and sheep, in
scrioed Christ our shepherd, and father of the
fatnerless. The boys Were dressed IN blue
flannel suits, aud marching SIX abreast, at.
tracted much attention.
Calvary Baptist school, VIM. Stickney. su.
perlntencent with a hnS banner, having rep
resentation OF Hindoo devo'ee approaching
the cross, and on the reverse inscribed sus
lives. go forward"
Calvary Baptist Mission, 1ocated on 18th
street. near the Long Bridge.) nun bertny ia
pupils. marshaled by CT. Malcolm, headed nv a
fine banner, having on the front a handsome
paintIng of Christ blessing children, with in
scriPtion "Suner little chIIdrrp,"&c.
western Presbyterian hool, numbering 100
shcolaTs; T. h. Wilson. superintendent; X. II.
Hardness and G. .. Wetzsl, marsnals; AmarI.
can flag and handsome silk banner with ..Our
Palmer on one side and name and date of
organization on the other.
German Evangelical School, - scholars,
Jacob Eegle, superintendent; Fred. Imihof.
marshall silk banner OF blue and white, with
name and date. and Christ blessing little chill
Gren.
Hamhne M. e. School. 100 scholars out. ].
H. Benton superintendent, Col. Freeze and
Thomas Langley, marshals; saun banner with
name and daie, and figure of a lamb and lion.
New \ ork Avenue Presbyterian, 10 out, G..
w. PARKS, superintendent w. II. RJorrts,
marshal; silk banner with name and date. AMI
figure of church, with cOngrsg itIon goingin.
Waugh Chapel, 20 scholars, Thos Il Turues,
Superln tendent and marshal assisted by VIM
Dyer and X. r. Thompson; siis banner,
with name and date and '.Our Father" besides
other smaller flags.
Fifth Presbyterian, 100 scholars, W. J. Red
strake, superintendent, George Miller marshal,
square motto banners surmounted with
wreaths of flowers.
81. Paul's Lutheran. 30 scholars out less
than half OF the school: :. T.. Thompson acting
superintendent, Messsr.. Alden, rIItOn. Fem
dali and Brown marshals; handsome sIix ban
ner with name and date and other small motto
nsgs.
First Congregational, 81 scholars q. W Bal
Loeb. superintendent, John A. Cole, Alfred
Wood L J. Booking, marshal; silk banner
with name and date Az the rear of this
school We're q detachment of cOlored sc aolars
and half a dozen coioTed teachers.
After the schools had been arranged the
assemoiage was called 10 order by General
Bailoch, and Rev 7. X. Hewlett, of the Cal
vary Baptist Church. offered a fervent PRAYER
Under the lead o; PROT Barber the schools
sang "Hcsanna," Accompanied by the Ger
mania Band. and Hon. ;. :. Fisher, CJmEis.
sloner OF Patents, made a brief bat very appro-
pirate address. The anniversary lynn, .RIng-
ing, sweetiy ringing" was sung, and Rev Prof
fratt delivered an address. After another
hymn had been sung the benediction was pro
nolGced by Rev. DIR. Sunderland. General
balloch formed the schools in order, and the
Germania Band having taken a stand on the
south portIco. aud Heald's band taxing the
head OF the procession, the schools were re-
viewed by General Sherman General ID a.
Howard, General Rawlings and General Dent.
After leaving the Executive Manson the
SCHOOLS returned te their respective room. and
II iuOs- instances me pupiis fartOOk OF refreS h.
ments provided by their friends.
MAGNIFICENT SEASIDE HorRI-Now
thai the hot weather Is upon Us, II Is dou otful
n we can do a better service 10 our readers who
are casting about for comfortable place in
which tospend the summer than 70 direct their
attention 10 the Stockton Hotel, at Cape MAY,
the card OF which Will De found else where in
TIE STAR This new mammoth establish
Irent. which sUTpasSes In size. comfort, and
elegance any other seaside hotel on the contI-
nelt- Is stu ated IN an extensive lawn, inClud-
ing about eight acres. near 10 the beach, and 30
admirably located that five of the six sides face
the ocean, while three fOurths ofIts bid rooms
look out on the sea. The building, which l.
nye stories high, covers space OF lou by l5
feet. The dining-roOm Is 81 feet wide and 22J
feet long. The ceilings OF the first floor are IL
feet high The main parior Is 10 by 81 feet-the
restaurant Is OF he same size. At the east end
OF the dlntng-rOom Il another parlor. % by -
feet. There are also three smaller parlors l.
oy 20 feet each. The Office OF main hall Is 81
ieet wide by leo feet long. From this two grand
statrWays ascend 20 the sleeping floors. These
stalrwSys are OF The naLdsOmest character aud
arc hgLted with stained glass sky-lIghts from
tnt f0of- The halls throughout the whole
mouse are Il fee. " de. The sleeping rooms are
oitne same size- anu are furnished alike In each
story, 80 thar the third floor will in every re-
spect eq ual the first The furniture is walnut
Zach room has = warGr. be In IL, il csrns,sd
h.