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

and United States history, I'd In penmau-
ship and geography, Sd In map drawing, to
Katie Pie; 1st in grammar, I'd In pcnmnn-
ship and Christian doctrine, Sd In arith.
mctic, to Pauline Moss; I'd In United States
history, olocution aud grammar, 3D. In map
drawing and arithmetic, to Annie Bassctt
LIST In arithmetic and grammar; I'd in elocu-
tion and geography, Sd In Christian doctrine,
to Mary Pilkington; 1st In arithmetic, "a IN
elocution, Sd In grammar, to Jane shailor;
lst In grammar and arithmetic, I'd In instru-
mental music, Sd in pcnmanshlp and elocu.
ton, to Lizzie Walsh LIST In grammar and
penmanship, I'd In arithmetic and geography,
81 In map drawing and composition, to Kate
sughruc; LIST In elocution, I'd 10 geography,
Sd in grammar aud Christian doctrine, to
Mary CLARK. First Intermediate class; LIST
In geography and photography. ID In reading
and arithmetic, to Ida Ober; 1t In penman-
ship, I'd In geography, Cd In arithmetic, to
Fannie Oberi LIST In reading, catechism and
composition, I'd In grammar and arithmetic,
to Nellie Dryer; Sd In pcnmanship, 4th In
grammar and catechism, to Bette Clark; LIST
10 Christian doctrine, I'd In penmanship aud
grammar, Sd in geography and composition,
mar, I'd In penmanship and catechism, Sd In
Instrumental music, TO Cecilia Richards; I'd
In reading and photography, ID In arithmetic
and pcnmanship, to Mary Adams ID In
pcnmanshp, Sd In geography and arithme-
tic to Amelia Moreno; LIST Ia reading, I'd 10
arithmetic and grammar, to Kate Ryan. For
general improvement, testimonials to Kate
Rose, Eugcnie Murphy and Annie Boarman.
First junior class LIST In photography and
reading, Cd in geography and arithmetic, to
Ida Phelan; LIST in geography and reading,
ID In photography and arithmetic, to Ann
Schietland; LIST In reading and composition,
ID In arithmetic and grammar, to Frank NJ.
Cowing; LIST In arithmetic and penmanship,
~ In geography and grammar, to Nellie
Walsh. Testimonials for politeness and
general Improvement, to Lulio Talbcrt, Mary
Kate Humphrey, Nellie Brown, Ella Cog
gins, Rosie Walsh, Nellie Farror and jennie
Wise. intermediate department. Crown of
honor for amiable, polite and correct deport-
ment, to Cecilia Richards; honors to the
croNn to Ida Ober, Fannie Ober, Nellie
Dryer, Bette Clark, Amelia Morrow and
Mary Adams. Junior department Crown
Of honor, to Mary Foy; honors to the crown,
to Rosie Brandt, Annie Schletland and jos.
sic Newlands.
At the close Of tho distribution Of prcmi
nms Father Boyle delivered q neat address
lie said that the Good Sisters had supplied Q
want In the establishment of this academ,
on Capitol Hill which had long been felt
and the people OF that section are now furn
ished with the facilities enjoyed by the cit,
sewhere for female education, whereby
while the scholars were thoroughly instructed
literature and science, and trained to thu
practice of that refinement aud modesty o
, department which so become woman, the,
were at the same time imbued with that M
shaken love for truth and virtue, withou
which, however otherwise accomplished
. their career would be miserable failure
The Institution had been In operation oul!
since November last, and yet the exhibition
In the grace of manner, the perfect self pos
session, the accuracy Of learning, the Iuicl
Intelligence, and the musical ability showi
by the young ladies, had proved how sue
, cesslnl IL had been, and how faithful tn
Good Sisters had been to their sacred trust
:, Ills heart was glad with the Joy that scemot
a to sparkle In every eye. What had been 81
: well begun would be as successfully carrie
on, and he looked with confidence to tn
y years OF usefulness that lay before them.
. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
=, The trustees arc now engaged In distribui
:, Ing the premiums TO the deserving scholar
y of the public schools, who have been foun
y worthy of receiving them.
THE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
+ The examination OF the public schools @
:, the Fourth district Of the county Of Washing
= ton (outsidc the city limits) closed FEY
" days ago, In the course of which II was show
i that the charge of Mr.. Keane, teacher of tn
= white school, and Mr.. voorhees,, teacher @
the colorcd children, were In prosperou
+ condition. At the close of the examination
', premiums were distributed by the Commits
d siouers, Messrs. Middleton aud Scott. Fo
the greatest improvements In studies the pre-
: mum was awarded to Miss Mary Callaghau
and the second TO Miss Agnes Burgess. Tn
y !, premium for pAnctuality In Attendance wa
u won by George Mckinney.
GERMAN VETERAN USIoN.-Thc German
Veteran Union met Wednesday evening II
:, Wills Hall, vice president, Captain Fenk
/, presiding. The following officers wcr
u elected for the ensuing six months: Prc.l
I. dement,. Captain John Fclk; first vice presi
+. dent, Major John Trzcaiak second vic
i, president, W. Young; third vice president
/, A. Dittrich; recording secretary, l.. Rhch
N corresponding secretary, Hugo Eichholtz
4, financial secretary, Leopold Schneider
Il Treasurer, ID. Pfeil; sergcant-at-arms, II. 4
= Walter. The new officers took the oath o
!, Office, after which President Fenk addressc
u, the union in brief speech, and was fol
n lowed by Vice President Trzeaiak and othc
i. members, VINO congratulated the union o.
Il having increased last year by the addition q
~ thlrty-threc new members. The specchc
concluded, the union adjourned.
,r The ScAvESGER-CART SuIsASCE.-In
:. Paragraph published yesterday, In relation
: to violation of law by scavengers who e.
y through the city with their carts before mid
!. night, we charged the Third ward scavcngc
with the violation. We have since receive,
n satisfactory evidence that wa pnunced uPvI
ia the wrong officer, and we are glad to be In
n formed that the person charged docs n,
n violate the law In this respect. One OF tn
- scavcngers, however, was guilty, and NJ
h matter from what ward he halls, II Is 10 b.
\ hoped he will hereafter have respect to tn
! law and not pass through the heart Of th,
q city With his cart at hours before pedestrian
!. have left the avenue.
- PERsOSAL.-Mr. Charles Baum, our enter
+ pricing hoop-skirt manufacturer, being abou
l. to leave for Europe, was tho recipient of
complimentary serenade Thursday night, q
r. his residence on Seventh street, by the Aro
a Quartette club, under the leadership OF Prof
n Victor lIagerman. The serenade was ten
. dcrCd him by his friends. Mr.. Baum zoe
. to Europe to-day, the object of his visit beln
. to secure for the benefit of his lady customer
e Of this city the latest improvements In HOOP
!. skirts, corsets, &c. lie will return in abou
q two months.
!, ALLEGED TREsPAss.-Mr. Jno. R.Wrighi
a Commissioner of the Third ward, was ~
rested at the instance OF Mr.. A. z. l.. Reese
, and arraigned before Justice Wall, on tn
charge Of trcspassing upon the property o
. Mr. X. 1t seems that the Commissions
:, tore up aud removed some bridging In tn
= rear Of Mr.. KS residence, which the latte
a gentleman claimed as his property. Mr.
Wright contcndcd that the bridge was al
obstruction to the public alley, and hcnc
: Its removal. Justice Wall dismissed tn
/, case, and 1t is now said that Mr.. Reese will
/, e for damages.
COMING YACHT RACE.-At meeting O
the owners of the yachts John I. Given AM
the Witch Of the Wave, the three-days rae
of $3.50 per day was not agreed upon, owln)
to the refusal of the Given party to nam,
the boat until after the money was deposited
Al the meeting, however, 1t Is arranged tha
, race between the abovc-named boat
: should take place ut an carly day, at $40
apiece for each contestant, should tire,
: boats enter. Tonight meeting will b.
!, held At ShekCll's restaurant, foot OF Seventh
street, when the matter will be more full,
lscusscd.