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Sealed proposals will be received un,il 70 clock
m. on the 18th day OF seventh month duly J lice
At the onigs y! tho supernts dent Of Indian fairs
for the Northern sureriateudeney, Omaha City,
Nebraska, for fuI -hpg subsistence 10 the Winne
bagO lndIanE, al their reservation In Nebraska,
eighty Ave milss north II omaha City, as follows,
EoOb pounds OF Beef rer week, net weight.
900 pounds Uf Flour per week, or In lien thereof
lI5 bu hels Of wheat per eek, Ito be delivered al
the reservation mill at the option Of the superin-
rtsndeAt.
800 pound Of Salt per month.
Up the lst day Of seveoth month, iJuly, $50
All articles Of subsistence furnished must be Of
good quality aud subject To inspection and re-
ioctiOn by the Agent Of the winnebAgoes.
Thc right Ia resery to increase OF dini uIsh the
tmoupt Ofsupp les at the discretion Of the Super
nteud lent OF indian Affairs for the Northern Super.
lRtendcucyi also, to terminate the contract that
may DO egt'Ted into on gtyins the eopuaelor or
contractors six weeks notice.
The elhtractDts will he required TO execute u
good anl snihclent bond In III sum OF fl0 900 for
the e. thful 1ulnllInent OF the contract
Tbs party or parties to whom the award IL made
must be prepared At once TO execute tho contract
aud give tie rfquired bond.
Separate proposals. wll be received for each arti-
Gle Il subsistence called for IN this advertisement
The igt l. T"srrScd to reject any or all bids that
may bo offered
Bidder. must gySS their names in full, as well as
ii iT places " residence
FrupusAls mlst be- indOTsrd Proposals. for Sub
slsirRec for WiuUubago lntlans. -.
SAMUEL N. yANNEY,
SupeTiatelient Of Ia dian Affairs,
Dstedsixth month (June) q, 1850. je29-td
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A MrRIroRIous GENTLEMAN PROMOTED
The business men Of the city will, no doubt,
be pleased to hear that at the meeting Of the
board of directors OF the National Metropol-
itan Bank held yesterday, Mr.. Geo. II. b.
White was chosen to oil the position OF as
sistant cashier, and aid Moses Kelly, esq,
the cashier, in the discharge Of his duties.
Mr.. White has, by his faithful and intclli-
gent services, his correct department and
gentlcmanly demeanor, made for himself
many friends, who will be heartily glad to
hear that his services have been recognized
and appreciated by the bank officers.
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TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT.-
Equal Division, Sons OF Temperance, always
held the reputation of "dolng nothing by
halves" and, per consequence, when an eX-
cursion or concert was announced to take
place under It's auspices, every one was con-
ident that the affair would be ably con-
Quoted aud properly managed, As Equal
Division has been merged into Equal No. l.,
Tribe Of Jonadab, and as our columns an
nounce to-day that Equal Tribe propose n
delightful excursion to Glymont on Monday,
July 10, nc feel no hcsitancy In saying
that the affair will be one Of great enjoyment
to all who may favor the temperance men
and women with their company.
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AUCTION SALE AT THE PESITEsTIARr.-
Messrs. W. l.. Wall 4 Co., auctioneers,
yesterday sold In the Arsenal grounds
quantity Of surplus building material de-
rived from the old penitentiary building,
consisting Of about 100000 bricks, besides
averaged about $3.50 per thousandi tho
whole sale amounting to $4,000.
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WITHOUT A PERFECT FITTING SHIRT no
man can feel fully at ease. There Is q de-
gree Of calm philosophy impaired by nicely
fitting shirt that Is truly wonderful. To
those who do not fully appreciate these rc-
marks, we would say go TO Stephens q Co.'S,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, and have your
shirts made to order, aud you will then real
lze their full force.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL CON-
rAsr.-The printed report Of the late presi-
dent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, Alfred Spates, esq, made to the
stockholders Of the company on the nth Of
June last, has been received. The revenues
OF the company for the year ending Dcccm-
Der 81, 1868, were s2S7, $1,000, and the cur
rerl expenses s275, 263,90, showing sur
plus of eli, 10000. OF the current expenses
s33, 80 were paid for construction Of dam
No. 8, for repairs ordinary sl69, 25s.40, for
repairs extraordinary sl0, i53.4s, aud for
land condemnation at Cumberland, $4,000.
The report says the line Is now In thorough,
complete and safe condition. Tho total
amount of interest in arrears and due on
preferred bonds TO January /, 1869, Is Sc,
on, 7i260i outstanding coupons, Sl9S, 100;
total amount Of interest due, s2,21s, sG2. 90.
The tonnage from April LIST to May 81, 1860,
was lIs,292 tons, against l1S,1Gi tons for
the same period last year. The amount Of
tolls collected to the 3lst OF May was $685.
2l6.2i, against COX, 657.44, showing an in,
crease Of tonnage Of 50, 52s tons, aud of re.
ceipts So, 55S.20 for the two months Of navi
CATION Of the present year. The whole line
of canal has been surveyed by Thomas II
| O'Seal, of Frederick, and large amount
of valuable property of the company has
been discovered encroached upon by Other
parties.
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THE FOURTH OF July Is near at hand I,
and pic.nics and excursions are In demand.
No one will think Of going without procur-
Ing one Of those linen suits which can be
found at A. Strauss, north side Of Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue, between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets, In every style and variety, and at
reasonably cheap prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

Ark REGULAR MEETING OF Post No. 8, a,
A. R., held last evening, the otiicers.elect for
the ensuing six months were duly Installed.
The new regulations require that each Post
shall be designated by the name OF some
fallen soldier, and this Post has assumed the
title Of our martyr President, and will here
after be known as Post Lincoln, No. 3, @.
A. X.
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GREAT REDUCTION
In the

PT1cc OF CIOIhIng.
All gentlemen's Wooden Garments, with
but few exceptions, marked down.
Walking Coats marked down from e.
to q.
Pantaloous marked down from 81 to 90.
In most cases this brings the goods down
to about cost.
Many Of these garments are suitable for
carly fall wear, and are we'll adapted to sea.
side and mountain atmosphere.
Business Suits marked down from SO to 81
per suit.
Childrcn's and Boys Suits are sufficiently
low. GRO. q. HESSISG,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT 0PEIOE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
u WAsHIs9roE, D. O.. June 80, 1869.
On the petition.pf ]. q sToDDARD, of Worcester,
Mass, praying Tor the extension Of a patent
granted TO him on the 9th day Of October 1855, for
Condensed Airs go
Il ordered that tho said petition be heard at this
Ace GA thu ~, day Of September next. Any per-
son may oppose this sxtensi on Objections, deposi-
tions, aud other papers, should be hled In this
SAMUEL u, flsaRR,
iy2-FSW Commissioner OF Patents.
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POLICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Powell and
James Stephenson, colorcd, charged with
petit lnrcency by Louisa Commodore, were
committed TO jail by Justice Harper.
James Bernard, arrested on the charge Of
assault and battery with intent to XII Horace
Hawkins, gave bail for court.
Margaret Lynch, selling liquor without
license, was fined s20by Justice Wall.
Leatha Bowie, colored, for assault and
battery on Harriet Bell, gave bail for court.
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WE recommend our readers and friends
to the American tea store, corner OF seventh
and streets north, where they can procure
pure teas Of fresh importation from China
and Japan at New York prices,
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The GERMAN VETERAN UNION met last
evening In Wills Hall, Seventh street, the
president, Mr.. Jonk, In the chair, Several
new members were elected. A committee,
consisting of Comrades Elchholtz, Tagzclak,
and Schneider, was chosen to revise the con-
sttution. The features In regard to life ln-
surancc contained In the constitution of the
New Orleans Union were fayorably consid-
cred. After the transaction Of other business
the Union adjourned.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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s. G. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Ofllce and residence No. GA Ii street north
between Third and Fourth streets west.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DhVTVbNLh fUN UAVhLKT NURSES.
ACrIs0 kss'T QUARrERRAsTER' OFFICE.l
BALTIMORE, June q, 1888. !
setlod proposals are iayite and will be receive
at this othce until W IN on MONDAY, July 18th,
for nishtng the QlATtermAster'H Department
sixteen Cavalry Hurses, as follows:
The hors-s are 10 b sound In all well
broken, In full nesh aud good condition, from tl5)
hfts u t. 40 sixtssa hands hish FROM l6l Ave 70
ofbay color aud we'll adapted In every way for
cavalry purposes, . Z,,,l.
by 0uysrlmsni ollcen. aad lhose that do not con-
form to the shove description will be Isccled De.
net B,ds will bs submitted to the Qua eTmaster
General for his approval, before awarding con.
tract.
Proposals. shqnld be marked "Propos Is for
HursaE, and addressed to the undersigned,
- ~ Il. 4. BANCROFT,
jsaO- Byt, Cant, A. A, O. M, u g. A.
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A PICNIC for the benefit Of the Fifth Regi-
mcnt Boys in Blue, Col. W. A. P. Cooper,
was had last evening at Ford's Garden, on
d street south, between Fifth and Sixth
streets east. At 10 O'Clock about eighty
couples were enjoying the dance with in-
finite zest, and all was going on as merrily
as need be and rs quietly as could be desired.
The officers Of that regiment know how to
Der Of the white friends Of the regiment
were present. The Fifth regiment numbers
about four huddred men, besides a pioneer
corps Of sixty men. The officers of the
regiment are Colonel W. A. p. Cooper, Major
James Young, Adjutant Samuel N. Adams,
QuaTtermastcr VIM. II. Brown.
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-The
Republican c. Ib Of the Third ward met at
Wisewell barracks last evening, n. J. Beall
(president) in the chair, and Major J. W.
frazee, secretary. The Chair announced
that the next meeting, on the fr,t Wedncs'
day In August, would be for the regular
semi-annual election Of officers Of the club.
The president was authorized To give due
notice Of the election by advertisement in the
Papers. After the transaction OF some busl-
ness of no general Importance the club ad'
Journed.
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DoN'T forget to go to the American tea
store for pure coffee roasted, fresh every
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PRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE sToREs.
oyPIcEAss'r Coz. Oh xkRAL or Sc ssisrESosI
CHIEF Con sussisr DEF LoIrh sr'

~ 'SEw yoSk. jsssS, $50.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate viii DO received
p aS s ana Sfs ~ a
greeted to post Office box 21n. New York, until
clock. an; July y, 1909 for suppl lag the
Phiiadelphis, as follows;
~ pGls s'; sr prime ~ e DO
s,2oo pounds hrst quality thoroughly smoked
srs, 81. icais. or other brands q ficpi. A' o'
4, 90 pound. prime white Beans. to be packed In
DO pounds Caroline Rice, in clean. good stout
40 pounds roasted and ground Rio Coffee. In
I.7S pounds Of clean, dr., Brown Sugar. equal
ssss p aai
~ pounds A; GOOD hard soap, packed In boxes
Pesrter pound papers, packed In box,
sopoSnds best aaaiity bIssEfa't Bsssn. 10 bills
!oposnds spoksd Besf. packed Ia sacks.
l0popnds lava Coffee. In sacks.
90 boxes sardines, packed In boxes.
ssn: Srssa ff sss b. b. e ans I: Ned p boxes
Ss:s .tSiss =. s. P-SS ssiy
sSsla; na'I y SsIystsd: ~ expires. g siGs /
mSy,si = ftt.shst los.ss prePe.aIi .,,.,.o =,
rhe sellers name, place o. business, aud date q
shippins marks 70 BE- hereafter desieasied, nus
be pfainly marked on sac h package.
mall. which must 30 enclosed IN an enynIope a..
dressed to the undersignej, and Endorsed "PrOpu'
sails for Subsistence Stores ,,,r,v
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THE dissolution oftho copartnershlp here
tofore existing between Kaufman and schao-
fer, caused by tho death of Mr.. Kaufman,
Is announced by the surviving partner, who
Is anxious to settle tho affairs Of the firm as
speedily as possible.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH.-Iu addition 10 bis
two "Trumph" Fountains, Kolb, corner OF
Seventh and + streets, has achieved another
triumph In the popularity his soda has
acquired on all sides. At all times OF the
day his fine drug store Is crowded with
thirsty individuals waiting TO be served with
cooling draughts from his famous fountains,
the very sight OF which makes one feel as II
q cool breeze was blowing upon him.
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MANY OF oUR FRIENDS who never before
could get suited In Ready Made Clothing
speak In the highest terms Of the style,
finish and material Of the Oak Hall suits,
which arc nearly II not quite equal TO Gus
tom-made, and arc sold at about one half
the price. In the custom department Of
Oak Hall goods are made up to order at the
shortest notice, and certain fit guaranteed.
AGO Seventh street, opposite post Office.
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BASE BALL.-The first nine Of the Union
base ball club will play against the field this
afternoon at 4 p. m, on the Monument
grounds.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Yesterday after
noon, at o'clock, Mr.. Shanahan, who keeps
paint and oil store on tho Avenue, went IA
ST. Dominick's school and had some SHARP
words with the teacher, Mr.. p. Vaughan, on
account OF some private matters between
them. Words were followed by blows. A
warrant was issued Tor the arrest Of Mr..
shanahan, and he was tried by Justice Bates,
who fined him $40 and costs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

TRANSFERRED. - Officer John Wilson,
doing duty In the Seventh precinct, has been
transferred for duty at the Executive Man
sion,
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
Justice Of the peace-offlce 219 / street, be.
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
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For Wclch's and Bonds family -four go
to the American tea store, where you can
purchase Ii at Wholesale prices. H
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OuTRAGBoUs ATTEMrT UPON WHITE
GIRL ny NEGRO MisCREAsT.-Mr. John
Eskrldge, q carpenter, residing In the Seventh
ward, made public yesterday the facts con-
corning an outrageous attempt on the part
OF a negro desperate to commit a rape upon
the person Of a young white girl. 1t appears
from Mr.. Eskridge's statement that there
was picnic OF colorcd persons, ut Roach's
Spring, near the Four Mile Run. This party
were apparently enjoying themselves greatly
rs Mr.. Z. was passing by. Suddenly his
attention was attracted by the screams OF n
little girl, who, running towards him from
the old entertainments on the hill overlook
ing the springs, said that there was col
ored man "over there beating her sister"
Mr.. Eskridge forthwith proceeded to the spot
designated, and arrived Just In time to pre-
vent the accomplishment Of the hcllish de-
signs Of a powerful black man upon the
person Of q respectable young lady of South
| Washington, whom he had seized by the
throat, thrown down, and was about viola
ting. The villain, as soon as Mr.. E. ap.
peared at the brow of the hill, gave up his
purpose, and, springing to his fec., rushed
Gown the hill into the midst of the plc-niclng
party, where recognition was out OF the
| question. Subsequently Mr.. Eskridge cs-
corted the outraged young lady and her sis.
ter across the Long Bridge In order to pre-
vent further molestation.
We hope that the colored men and women
who were present at the picnic In question
will feel 1t their bounden duty to seek out
If possible, the scoundrel aud see that he IL
-. a -
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsrESsARY,
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and L. W.
Latlmer, has proved 4 perfect success. Medl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 to
10 u. IN. and 5to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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ANY one desiring TO secure q well ostab.
llshed school on reasonable terms, should
read the advertisement In this mornings
REPUBLICAN,. II is au opportunity rarely
offered.
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In THESE dull times our readers should
know the cheapest place to buy their gro
ccries, and they can do so by going to the
American tea store, corner Of Seventh and !
streets north.
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An INSPECTION of the elegant stock of
jcwelry, vases, chromos and other articles
Just received direct from the New York trade
sales, at tho New Central Dollar lore, No. 222
s,i.,iRvL space, uU.Wovu uIgntn ana Ninth
streets, will amply repay visit. \
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ltIu- usl U0mmlaAIoheT OF PAIonIs
rntrpn ar rpo ~ mpuu oyp,,y

Y ,,WAsHIsgToS, j.. O., June II, 1879
yoS the petition Of CLARK TosPkISs, Of Troy.
~ y; snd JoHs JoHssos, Of Boston. Mass. pray
inG for the extension Of patent granted To- them
on the 18th day Of September, 1905, and Teissued
in Knitting Machines,
Its ordered Chat SAID petition be heard st thL.l
nay oppose this extension, Objections, deposyf
eies tm ssa oShsr papers should % ai;d In
is29 .TSw CommissionSi 81 Pateats N
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The best place in this city to purchase
your teas, cofiecs, -four, &c., Is at the Amerl-
eau tea store, corner Seventh and l streets. n
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United STATES PATENT oPFICg,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. :. ,
" WAsHINUTps, d. c., June Is, 1863.
On the petition OF AipEnr BIsDRs, Of Chcl.
ss. mSs' 5R,Es'ins f9r The sS sx1sEs q IPSLP
1874, for an Improvement In Steam Gauge COeksi
II ID ordered that said petition be heard NJ this
once on the SDth day Of August next. Any person
nay oppcse this extension; ,ob,seti9n., dep9si,
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
- SAMUEL b. FISHER,
lslN-M9t - Comminnlonar OF pAlentE.
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY AND THE CoLoRED
QUgsTIoN.-lt Is stated that certain of the
members Of the Medical society are prepar-
Ing petition to be signed and presented 10
Congress upon Its assembling asking the
revocation of the charter Of the society on
account OF the refusal to admit colored phy-
slcians to membership.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

THIS ID TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB
! ssriber hs. obtained from the 9rphaTps' Court
letters tsstameniary % The personal estate
q MICHAEL 0AHyE. late Of wAshhgto UNITY.
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF JuId
next they may otheyviseby law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF JuuU,
1880 JEREMIAH CAKROLL,
le30-WSws Executor.
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JOHN RYSEY, northwest corner Thirteenth
and G streets, has several desirable houses
on Thirteenth street, between Q and d, for
rent.
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ccsserunt, VIM. white, Harry D. Anderson,
Joseph d. lyman, Charles r. Polkiuhorn,
Alexander Adsmson.
In the First Glass Of French the medal was
awardedt to Edward O. Harrison; the premium
to Charles A. Elliot; Accessersnt, Alexius s.
King, George A. Douglas, Robert W. Tayler,
7. r. 0'Leary.
In the second Class Of Fr,nch the medal
was awarded to VIM. Scala, the premium to
Neal T. Murray; Accesserunt George j. D.
Immlch, J. Marion Mari, VIM. J. lyman, j.
Z. Roach.
In the First Class Of Gcrmanthe medal was
awarded 10 Leon Tobriner, the premium ,r
cguo to John W. schaefer, Philip L. Einolfi
Accesserunt, George Menke, John Menkc,
Daniel Immlch.
In the Second Class Of German the medal
was awarded 10 John NJ. Green; the premium
to William II. Clarke; Acccsscfunt, Edmund
W. Joyce, Acccsscrunt, Harry Henxe, John
]. Fcgan, A. O. 0lorius, VIM. A. Gorllnskl
In the First Glass Of Christian Doctrine
the medal was awarded TO Chas. A. Elliot,
the first premium to Edward G. Harrison;
the second premium TO Thomas A. Harvey;
Accesserunt, Thomas T. O'Lcary, d. Fen
wick Harvey, Neal T. Murray, Albert F.
Clements.
In the Second Glass Of Christian Doctrine
the medal was awarded to Redmond ID. Walsh;
the FIRST premium er oeqio to Maurice J. Stack,
Augustus A. Nicholson; the second premium
or equo to Joseph T. Bridget, James Done
/ Ian Mari; Accesscruut, John A. Walsh, c,
s. Drury, Alexander J. Guild. Frederick j
! Griffith.
In the Third Class Of Christian Doctriu,
the medal was awarded to James +. Jlrdin
ston; the first premium or equo to stanislaus
NJ. Hamilton, Frank p. M'Ghan; the secont
premium or oluo to Balthazar Ebert, JOIN
T. Herlihy; Accesserunt, Daniel McGivern
Claude II. Zapponc, Harry J. Boync.
In the First Class of Penmanship the frs
premium was awarded or apo to Thomas T
Cooney, Andrew d. Graham; the secon,
premium ,r eguo to Masslllon Harrison
Joseph Helleni Accesserunt, Edward X
Plant, VIM. J. lyman, James sheckells
Thomas b. Mohun.
In the Second Class OF Penmanship tn
first premium was awarded to John Menkt
! the second premium sr Gqto to Francis h
Callahan, John II. Cooney; Accesseruni
, Thomas Randolph, John J. Fegan, Patric
II. Harrison, Augustus A. Nicholson; pr
miums for improvement In writing to job
: J. Fegan, James s. Woodward.
! In the Third Class Of Penmanship the flr,
premium was awarded 10 George Goddard
the second premium to Z. Marcellus CALI
her; Accesserunt, Edward B. Forney,
Donelan Mari, Harry Henzc, Patrick
sprightly, James Green, WIN. b. Chiffon.
In the Fourth Glass Of Penmanship III
first premium was awarded to James z. Ill
J dinston; the second to Balthazar Ebert; A,
( ccsserunt, Henry N. Bocrnstein, Albert {
5 Gedncy, Horace W. Lybrand, Henry
l Harry, Enoch F. Zeli, Frank p. M'Ghan.
The exercises concluded at 10 o'clocl
!, Rev. W. b. Cleary, the vice president, Al
( nouncing that the college would reopen Q
: the FIRST Monday In September.