Evening star., 1869-07-08
Annual Commencement Of Gsnzasa Gel.
lege.
AWARD OF NYDAIa Ann ppvwvrua

Sas Wild cnoIce selections OF music from the
Marine Band Among the most entertaining
features Of the evening were the recital Of
"BoZZars,' (in Germany by Leon Tohriner:
Triumph OF Woman" by George Dsuglas,
and"JoiDt Thanks TO the Audience" by Messrs
Redmond ID. Walsh and William H. Clark,
which cones uded the programme. The follow.
ing students were then awarded medals and
Class of First Humani,iss-Medal To Charles
A. Elliot, premium to John NJ. Green. Excel
lence In ENGLISH Compssition-Premium to
Charles A. Elliot
Glass of Second Humanites-Medal to Wm
r. Scala premium 10 Joseph Edward Roach
Engilsh Composition-Premium to Alexander
Glass Of Third Humani,iesLMsdalt n 1.so,
TobrIner. premium to Thomas T. O'Leary
English Composition-P Premium 10 William <
forlinski. Premium for mprovement-Wm
Class of First tRudiments-Medal to Redmond
ID. Walsh, first premium 10 William b. Chiffon
second premium TO Francis ID. O'OJnnor
EngIsn Composi'ion-Premium to William A.
Wlmsatt. Premium for Improvement-Thos
b Mohup. For having taken the honors of the
class, after having been promoted during the
year. gold medals were awarded to Redmond
ID. Walsh and William Il. Chilton.
Class OF Second Rudiments-Medal to Man.
rice j. stack, first premium TO Edward e. For
ney, second premium to W. Ward Mohun.
ius Gallaher and Thomas i. Biggius I'M
provement-Premium to John d. Williams.
The gold medal for having taken the houors OF
the year. was awarded to Maurice J. stack
First Class Of English-Medal to James F.
Jirdlnston. premium to Chas. Il. Ost. English
Composltion-Premlum to Claude r. Zappoue
Improvement Medal TO George Chorus
The gold medal for having taken the honors of
the class, after having been promoted during
the wear, was awarded to James +. Jirdin ston,
Second GLASS of English, First Diyisioa-
Medal TO Albert q. Gedney, first premium To
William Bruce King, second to Henry N
Boernstein. SecoDd DivisiOn-Medal 10 Alex.
Proslse, second TO Horace w. Lvbrand I'm.
provement-Premium to Enoch r. Zsll. Eng-
lush Composition in the Second Glass of Eng.
lsh-Premium 10 John H. Phillips.
Glass of Mathematics-Medal TO Robert w
Tay Ter, premium to Neal T. Murray
Glass of Algebra-Msdal 10 Edward G. Har.
rIson, premiums to Joseph Edward Roach and
Arithmeuc-First class, medal to VIM. H.
Clark, premium TO John W. S,haefer Glass
OF Book-keeping-Medal to Wm. A. Goriinski,
premium TO George A Douglas. Arithmetic
Second class. medal to Redmond d. Walsh
ms premiom to Thomas A. Harvey, MassiI-
ion harrison, second premium to q. Clifford
Boarman- Third class-MedaI to Thos Ran
dolph. premium TO Charles X. Burr Patrics
II. Harrison Fourth class-Medal ID William
r. Cnllton, premium TO Edward Il. Forney
fi, niin class. f1rst division-Medal 10 John II.
Pnllllps, premium 10 Claud X. Zappone.
Second dlvision-FIrst premium 10 William
Bruce KING, second premium TO Albert G.
GsobeF, Amadoes DE Magalhaens, third pre-.
french-First class, medal to Edward E
Harrison, premium to Cnas. A. Elliot Second
Glass. Medal TO William f. Scala, premium to
Neal T. Murray.
German-First class, medal to Leon Tobri.
ner. premium TO John w. Shaefer. Philip l.
Einolf Second class-Medal ~ Jno NJ. Green.
premium TO William H. Clarke
Christian Doctriue-First class-1Iadal to
CDarIes d. Elliott, first prem um to Edward e.
Harrison. second premium 10 Thomls A. Har-
vey: Second class-Msdal to Redmond d. |
rSr INN 10 n
A usustus A. Nicholson, second premium 10
Icseph Il. Bridget, James Donelan Marr
7 rhnd class-Medal TO James F. Jirdinston.
hrst premium TO Stauslaus NJ Hamilton
Frank p. McGhar, second premium 10 Bal,
naHar Ebert, John T. Herlihy.
PenmanshIp-First class-Eirst premium to /
homas r. Cooney, Andrew b. Graham, !
g econd premium to NasIllon Harrison, Joseph |
HELEN. Second class-FIrst premium to John /
heLke, second premium to Francis Il. Gala |
ian. John n: Cooney; premium for improve
W ood word/ Third classDFirs. nram;nm -
Itoree GOdoard- second premium to E. Mar.
,eIus Gallaher. Fourth class-First premium
EIbert.
THEPoToNAC FRoNT.-The steamer EXPRESS,
MI. = utSn arrived al 6th-street wharf last evening
made an excursion this morning to the Wn,te
honse, having on board several hundred col.
,ito eAccrslonists. At 10 O'Clock the steamer
~ Httiow, In command OF Capt. StackpoIe, left
In-s,Ieet tGalts wharf, for Mount Vernon,
aIrying down to that sacred spot the children
Z! Ca'nOlic orphan asylum and q numb of
,.n1r ,iI1 rekcusionlsts The regular wharf reports
Will he found below
'GT'e'S Uharf.-Arrived-Sch Mary. Rob. |
i.s, from Hayre-de-frace, with Lykens VaS
ey coal, Tor Wilson f. Brown; Trop,c. Banks.
md Geo. W. Linyiile l. Co: w. y P,vson
D-dson. from .'GreIt Wycomjco.- VA - I
UNI osr' !or WIllett 4 Rederaya and WOOL o.. |
Ii,h I,mna Dunaock, Goslsr, from Salisbury.
Il
r,.-, from Philadelphia for tbi; hp
aa'i- :; I'd u. staut., schooner A L. Nassev
,Iizzard, with aO3 tons Of White Ash coal, tor
Gorge Bogus.
ON PIgvre-de-Graee, with 9lS mi. ~ c"a,
8, Rurr & Co; America, Pa, ,ron, Havrs
s.sirace, !. & with JIG tons Of caai for III. Burr &
o.
J,Anson's bAa5.-Atrised- Schrs. Frederick
fish, fr5m Bath, Me, with ice for the Great |
falls Ice Company Brave, Rogan, from York
aver with lumber for e. b. Church Co.
Frederick Fish, Davis, for
ieorgetowr, to load coal for Bostoo; Leonard
VI ves,,-Sailed-Ffem RocSfort, Me, on the LIST
INST, schooner Charlotte Fish, String, with Ice
or the Great Falls Ice Company
Rtley'. WLarf.-ArTived-Schr. Pearl, vii.
ams, from Port Deposit, with lumber for n.
b. Fugett
Fe.-lsrs Tlarf.-ArrIved-Schr Jane N. Ba-
zer, Wilson, from Gardner, Me-, with ice and |
sdItn LOT the w dsnlDbtOn onu georgetown Ice
Company.
Meri5Es Coal and Wood Wharf, foot of Sirh |
<Fest.-arrIved-Schrs. Masuric, Smith, anc |
Kate, Read, with wood for Geo. l.. Sheriff.
Arsenal Wkdrf--Arrived-S Mary X
Somers, Somers 10 LOAD wagons for New Or |
leans or Government account.
CroUeb's tSi1th STREET. Whdf.-ArrIved-Sch
). 7 Baker, Brewster, from North river, with
27n tons of blue stone for Eslin & Co. sailed |
Schr. David Currie, Reed, for Georgetown, 10
load cJal for an Eastern port.
ASSAULT AND BATTKRY.-Oficer Chase, OF
the fifth police precinct, arrested this morning
a colorc d wa:chmsn, named Robert b. Brown,
charged with assault and battery upon Israel
Dorsey. and using profane language in public
tnoTou ghfare. The case was first taken before
Justice j. I. h. Plant, but was subseG uently
ruled for examination before Justice Harper,
AT the Central Guardhouse, who, after hearing
the particulars Of the transaction, bald the
accused 10 security 10 keep the peace on the
first charge, and fined him IS for using profane
language.
TIE New York Police Gazette, taking for it's
text the New York Herald account of ths recent
mob occurrences At Bladensburg, has q re-
markable Wood-cut of the affair, in which the
victim Is represented as q youthful l.lookiug
slender, lack.whiskered gentleman, who is
being dragged through the sand by his heels
by an infuriated mob of two; while the spec.
tatore numbering one) interfere tor his protec-
tiop. In the background two buxom looking
females look smilingly on. 1t il evident the
artist has never seen the Judge.