Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georgetown.


meo ais and premiums 20 the pupils OF the
public schools took place ~ Marke, Hall 90
Thursday last as already stated. Saturday s
mar Schools. The medal. and premiums dls
irIeuted 70 the pupils OF he Primary Sc aools
We're awarded as follows
Medasssm ne Te snns B ass., sssar.
OF Junior Department-Frederick DAw. Pre-
miums-Neainess, Ernest Walker; Music,
samuel Turner; Punctuali'y. Ed. Sebastian;
John Mc0oune, F. Baumbach, T. Fewkes. Z.
Shoemaker, Joseph Riley Writing, First Glass.
= Robinson: Second, George Bayne; Third,
George Allen; Fourth. Joseph Reynolds; Dtcta.
arithmetic, tpracticai,l First Glass, X. Reyn-
olds; Second, Samuel Turner; (meutal.) First
Ciass George Bennett; Second, aeorge Free
Glass, Willie Collins; second, Frank Baum.
6ecn; Third A. Schoti; Reading, First Glass.
3 iran Hand. Second, F. Appleey; Third, NJ.
Barnard; Fourth, Willie Cornell; FINN, Nelson
First Class, q. Stene; Second, Joseph Brown:
miro, frederick Daw; Fourth, Clement Wood
yard; Fifth, Henry Reynolds; Sixth, Eide
kldgeway; seventh, WalIer Riley.
Primary No. 2.-Medal-Ahce Sebastian.
PreDlums-SuperIor excellence In primary
department, Jennie w. Turner; Neatness. Vac
every roll call. Ida Calhoun, Katie Ward.
Jennie w. Turner, Sallie Sparks. Annie
Walker, Martha Rlttue, Annis Calhoun,
Martha ketchaEc, Ella Sebastian; Next best
attendance, Mary Bsumoach. Clara Clemens;
Grammar Alice Sebastian; Writing, First
Glass, Annie Mudd; Second, Suah Williams
TnId. Martha ketehand; Fourth. Mary She-le;
Dictation, First Glass, Arnie Mudd, second,
Neiie Key nolds; Arithmetic practical First
Class,I-Ouisa Bake; Second. Ella Gun uIng ham:
THIRD, Milir Schott;( Men tal.D First Glass, Kate
ware; Second, SallIe Sparks: Third, Jennie
Coomes; Geography, Fret Glass. Alica Sebas-
tan; Second, Cecilia Clements; Third, Sarah
Evans; Fourth, George Grimes; Spelling.
Eiist Glass, Susie Cald well; y coud, NettIe
Reynolds; I hird, Mile Schott; Fourth, Anne
Blscs man; Fifth, Bette HuddIesion; sixth,
Lana Payne, Seventh. Mary Daw; Eighth.
Rosa Barnard; Reading, First Glass, Molhe
Miller Second, Ida Calhoun; Third, Ida Black
man; Fourth, Jennie w. Turner; Filth, Anne
Calhoun; Sixth, Ida Cunningham: Seventh,
Charlotte Calhoun Eighth, Fannie Robinson.
Primary No. 3, Alice z. Craig, teacher -
Medal-lsaec Nordlinger Premiums-Neat-
ress, Claude Evans; Music. Isaac NordIinger:
PunetnalrZ Henry wo. dward, Willie oliver;
McParlin Woodward. Thomas C3gsveIl, Jas
Goddard, Harry Smith. Charles Chick. George
Wandling, Henry Littsrell, SAMUEL Dixon,
Louis Strauseerger, Frank : AXE, John PAYNE,
Woodward; Second. 7. Cosswell; Third, Frank
Stake; Fourth, Willie Bohr.r; wriuag, First
Glass. James Dixon; Second, DAVID Reed:
Tnlrd, Clark Farr: nehnitions. First Class,
janis Gross; Arithmetic, (Practical,D First
Class, Willie Weaver; Second, John Payne;
Third, Gilbert Robinson; Mental, First Glass,
Walter Collins; Second, Fred Sumar; Third,
A. Ockerhausen; Spelling, First Glass. Alt
Hudson; Second. g. Huddiestsn; Third, Isaac
Taylor: Fourth, u. Esther: Fifth, II. Barton;
Mccarthy; Second, Fred Suman; Third, Jos
Sommert; Fourth, Benny Baker; Firth, John
Ballenger; Sixth, H. Wood ward; Geography,
Blunden; Third, james Goddard.
Primary No. ., NJ J. Edmonston, teacher
Gold Medals presented by friends of the school
For Penmanship, Caroline Ockershausen:
Spelling, decided by written contest.) Jane
Gibbons; Silver Medal to Martha BealI. Pre-.
miums-Neatness, Efie Hassan; Music, Lottie
Wilson; Present every roll call. Ellen Rollins
and Jane Gibbons; Next best attendance, ate
Smith and Caroline Hurlebaus; Writing. first
class, Ellen Hollins; second. Martha Lunsford;
Arithmetic (mentall, first clase, Lottie Wilson,
second, Kate Smith; Arithmetic (pracncai),
first class, Lottie Wilson: secc nd, Martha Luns,
ford; Geography, first class, Kate Mcknight;
second. Jane Gibbons; third, Caroline Ocker-
s1ss e5s,. MAY White; Rsadns
Seyes: third, Ida Butler; fourth. Kate Sheer
wood; Dictation, first class, Jane Gibbons; Sec
1nd, =: Ockershaueen; Spelling, first class.
Jane Gibbons; second, Ida Seyes; third, Emma
Lederer; fourth, Jane Knowles.
TIE GENERATIONS YEsTsRDAY-The Sab
bath School children OF the Bridge Street Pres.
byterian Chruch, yesterday spent the day in
line at West Street Church, and preceded by a
portion Of the Marine Band, marched to the
above mentioned place. where singing and
recitation were the order OF the day. Mirth
and good things abounded. Recorder Chas r.
Peck was the orator Of the day and Mr. VIM.
l.. Dunlop kindly provided the band OF music
Tor the occasion.
The distribution of premiums to the children
Of the Female Union Benevolent Society,
under the management of the ladies OF the ylsi-
iation Convent on Fayette street. came off yes
'erday morning. the recipients receiving their
awarcs at the hands Of Rev. Il. A. Magure,
Pres ,dent of Georgetown COLLEGE.
Large numbers OF people visited Analostan
leland and Rossiyn throughout the day and
fright there were displays of fireworks at both
places.
FARMIRs' AND MECHANICS BANK The
annual election of officers OF this bank was
held yesterday with the following result: Di.
Berry, Esau PickrelI, q. M. Matthew US, John
Davidson. Evan Lyons, VIM. q. Magee, and
Tin place OF Samuel Cropley deceased VIM
King Of William. H. NJ. Sweeney, ESQ, Wa
elected President, and VIM. Laird, ir., cashier
GEoRGETowN 9AeLIGHr CoMPANY.-The
vacancy in the Board Of Directors and Secre-
taryship Of this company. occasioned by the
death Of Sam uel Cropley, has been filled bv the
election Of q. W. Cropley.
FATAL CASE OF PoIsoNIKG.-Yesterday A.
drawn by one OF the IRE brigade horses was
seen vending its way up High street. The We.
hicle contained suspicious looking box and
the fearful eyes OF the men In charge excited
tne curiosity OF tne passers- by as to it, con.
hrst rush Of grief, now disclose the tact that
the bex aforesaid contained the body OF moor
"Bush," The well-known canine attacne Of the
steamer Henry Addison. Bush" it appears,
was poisoned yesterday, muzzle and all, by
some malicious person, and the procession
which excited so much curiosity was the IN
neral cortege. r. /. p.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Stea Valley
City, johnson, New York: New York. Joues.
Philadelphia; and Columbia. Harper, BsIti,
more. Cleared Schooner Abigail HAYNES.
Smith. tor Salem.