The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

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On account OF the pressure Of other news,
we were unable 10 publish yesterday list Of
the premiums distributed to the pupils of
some Of our city schools. We publish them
to-day. At the Academy OF the Visitation,
corner Of Tenth and G streets, the premiums
were distributed as follows
First Class Of English and Competition
To Helena Gorinski, Fannie Wilson, Fannie
Flint and Julia Parsons. Division OF First
Glass: To Alice Fague and Emma Holtz-
man. Second Class To Mary Saul and
Mary Williams. Third Glass: Della Handy,
Rosa Hofiar and Victoria LeCompte. Hon.
ornbly Mentioned; Eleanor Callan, Lizzie
Colbert and Clara Drew. Composition To
Clara Callan. Division OF Third Class To
Kate Hardness and Maggie Wilson. Hon
orably Mentioned: Clara Gawlcr. Fourth
Glass; To Josephine Cleary and Mary Eliot.
Honorably Mentioned: Florence Cook. Kate
shankland was promoted TO this class during
the year.
First Class of Arithmetic, Algebra, Gcome-
try and Book keeping; To Helena Gorlinski;
Division Of First Glass; To Alice Fague.
Second Class: To Mary Saul. Third Class;
To Clara Drew and Victoria lie Compile; Di-
vision OF Third Glass: To Clara Gawler.
Fourth Glass; To Mary McSwiney.
First Glass Of Plain and Ornamental Writ
ing To Helena Gorllnski; Division OF First
Class: To Alice Fague. Second Class To
Mary Saul. Third Glass: To Kate Casscnr,;,
Division Of Third Clasa; To Kate Hardness.
Fourth Class To Mary Eliot.
Flr& Class Of Christian Doctrine: To
Julia Parsons and Helena Gorlinski; Division
Of First Class: To Emma Hoffman. Sec
ond Class, To Mary Saul. Third Class; To
Clara Callan, Lizzie Colbert, Victoria lie
Compile, Eleanor Callan, Della Handy and
Jane Ryan; Division Of Third Glass: To
Maggie Wilson. Fourth Class: To jose
phine Cleary.
First Class of Sacred History; To Fannie
Flint and Fannie Wilson. Third Class! To
Clara Drew; Division Of Thrill Class; To
Kate Hardness. Fourth Class; To Mary
Eliot. Pain Needle Work aud Grape Work;
To Fannie Wilson and Mary Williams. SILK
Embroidery: To Mary Saul and Alice Faguc.
Tapestry: To Kate Hardness and Florence
Cook. Plain Needle Work and Silk Em-
brujderyi To Helena Gorllnski. Fancy Knit.
ting Kate Cassell, Improvement In French,
Julia Parsons and Alice Fague. Third Class
OF Drawing; To Mary Saul, Fannie Wilson
and Fannie Flint. Fourth Glass of Draw
Ing; To Jeannic Evans Music on the Harp:
To Cecilia Elliott. First Glass of Music on
the Piano; To Fannie Stops nndJulia Par.
sons. Second Class: To Mary Saul, Fannie
Tiiifisf and Fannie Wilson. Third Class: To
Rosa Hoffar, Jane Ryan, Maggie Wilson
Of Third Class. JEANNE Evans and Kat,
shaukland. Fourth Class: To Mary Nc
Swiney. Fifth Class! To Linda Rhodes
Anna Hurley, Laura Jones and Jennie Dodge
Vocal Music; To Mary Barry and Nelli,
HofIar. Regular and punctual attendance u
the Academy during the year To Helcni
Gorlinski, Alice Fague, Mary Saul, Lizzi
ness and Florence Cook.
First honors In the Senior Circle for uni
form excellence Of department To JUL
Parsons, Fannie Wilson, Fannie Flint an
Helena Gorlinski. Second honors To En-
ma Hoffman, Alice Fague, Mary Williams
Mary Saul, Rosa Hoflar, Clara Callan, Grace
Scott, Clara Drew, Lizzie Colbert, Jane Ryan
Victoria LcComptc, Eleanor CalIan, Laur.
Jones, Kate Hardness, Jennie Dodge, jose
phine Cleary, Linda Rhodes, Resale Sprig
null, Mary McSwiney and Florence Cook.
Application to study and anlable deport
ment during the short time they have bee
at the Academy, honorably mentioned Mar
0'Meara, Mary Barker and Julia Weaver.
Division of the Fourth Glass of English
To''Fannie Saul and Lulle DeFrouville Hon
orably mentioned; Mary Ida Sims and Mar
williamson; Composition To Mary Id
Sims. Fifth Glass; To Eleanor Cuttings an
Hattie Mattingly; Honorably Mentioned
Fannie Joyce, Mary Ryan and Mary Jones
DIVISION Oh r lltu llhbh 10 tNTOllnc Coo
and Virginia Torney; Honorably Mentioned
Esther Esby and Eliza McGraw. Endor
Cowperthwaite and Alcxine Chase were Pre-
NOTED to this class during the year. SixlI
Class To Ida Kieckhoefer and Blanche Il
wood; Ilonorably Mentioned; Anna Adam
son and Mary Cromwell; Dictatlon: To Ann
Adamson. Sixth Class; To Mary Clark an
Christine Lauck; Honorably Mentioned
Maggie Miller and Virginia Long. Seyent
Glass; To Ella Cowperthwaite and Mis-
Fannie Kuhl.
Division OF the fourth class OF arithmetic
To Fannie Saul. Fifth class; To Eleano
Cuttings; division Of the lflh class: To Viz
ginia Torney. Sixth class: To Ida Kicck
hoefer; division Of the sixth class: To Mar,
Clark. Seventh class To Ella Cowpcrth
waite.
Division of the fourth class of writing: T.
Nary W. Marin. Fifth class: To Haiti
Mattingly; division of the fifth class: T,
Virginia Torney. Sixth class To Ami
Adamson; division Of the sixth class: 7,
Ellen Ryan and Mary Cromwell. Seventh
class; To Fannie Kuhl; division Of the fourth
class Of Christian doctrines To Fannie Saul
Fifth class: To Mary Jones division of thu
nth class; To Caroline Cook. Sixth class
To Ida Kieckhoefer division Of the sixth
class; To Ellen Ryan. Seventh class: T,
Fannie Kuhl; division of the fourth class o
Sacred History: To Louie Dc Frouvlc; di
vision Of the fifth class; To Esther Easily
Fancy knitting: To Fannie Saul and Eleanor
Cuttings. Fancy needle work; To Caroline
Cook and Eliza McGraw. Improvement In
French: To Mary W. Marin, Endora Cow.
perthwaite and Ella Cowperthwaite. I'm.
proyemcnt In drawing; To Eugenia shank
land. Division of the third class OF music
on the piano; To Mary W. Marin and Mis-
souri, Ricketts,. Fourth class! To Lulle D,
Frouville and Fannie Saul. Fifth class: TIC
4,
Williams. improvement in music on the
piano; To Alexine Chase and Emily Chase
Regular and punctual attendance at the
academy during the year; To Fannie Saul.
First Honor In the Junior Circle. tt
Lulie De Frouvllle. Second IIonors: II
Maria Whitney, Clara Casscll Mary VII
Hanson, Fannie Saul, Maggie Cox, Lizzie
Browne, Esther asl J, Caroline Cook, Eu
genia shankland, Eudora Cowpcrthwaitc
Mary Clark, Mary Cromwell, Maggie Joyce
Christine Lauck, Fannie Kuhl, and Ella
Cowperhwaite. For being the tiliest little
girl In school To Lille Mattingly. For
Application of Study and Amlable Depot
ment during the short time they have been
ut the Academy, Kate White, Anna Weaver,
0nd Ella Sherman honorably mentioned.
ST. CEcILlA's ACADEMY.
This new institution Of learning held lis
first annual commencement yesterday al. r,
noon In the St. Peters school house. The
Academy was established In September
last, and has already attained quite n rcpu,
tation among our cast-end citizens. II Ii
under the charge Of the Sisters of the Holy
Cross, and Is located at No. 10 lngle Place
Quite large audience were present yester.
day, among whom were many of the Catho.
lie clergy of the city, who occupied scnts on
the platform.
The programme was varied, consisting Of
drama In six scenes, entitled "Crowninu
the Wisest," and Determination Day al
Madam Bayant's Fashionable School" The
Juniors entertainment consisted of "KatiG
Did Song" and an instrumental Duet. The
exercises throughout were interspcrsed viii
vocal and instrumental music, which, con
sidering the ages Of the pupils, was q
very creditable performance. Rev. +. T.
Boyle, pastor Of 81. Peters church
conferred the honors and premiums Crown
OF Honor In the senior department for
amiable, polite and correct department to
Miss Ida Phclanj IIonoFs TO the Crown,
Misses Lizzie Coombs, Annie Hayrc, Katie
PIE kala SuUhFup NJ.