Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Emily Pisiorio. Third CiassIMafy Clark, |
Mary Masak, Frances Deacohs Eliza Mehlcr, |
Ann 0Lcary, Kate O'Bold, Emma MArcefOn,
Kate Byrno, Emma Warner, Ada Warner
Mary Jane Cooper, Ella Connolly, Annie
Mazzula. To draw for the Medal for Superior
Excellence Of Oonduct-Fist Glass Annie
Castcll and Media Davis. Second Class
Mary schroth, Cecilia Plstorio, Frances pea-
cons and Mary Clark. rr b ber 4 3
Boys Department, -Thos Bright, Frederick
Buschell, John Buscholl, John Lacy, Spencer
Bonner John Devote, Leo Marccron, William
Gray, Francis Marceron, Richard GATES, MI
chGel Daily. Second Diyision-James Marco
rol, VIM. Conner, Michael Barr, ChAs. Byrnc,
Joseph shaw, Horace Browning WIN. Oyster,
Henry Stanford, VIM. Walllng, VIM. Sinclair,
John Byrno, Eugene Sullivan, Thomas Daily.
Third class-Francis O'BOld. Leo Mazzula,
Charles Masack, Edward oyter, Robert Fny,
Joseph Neville, Grant Thompson, James Wei.
llngham, Charles Brooks, Henry Bohn, Geo.
Hazel. To Draw for tbs Medal Of Excellence
OF Conduct-nrst class, VIM. Gray and jos
shaw; secopd class, Francis o'Bold and Chas.
Masak. .tH HE.
TRAssFERs OF REAL EsTArR.-Sinco our
last report the following deeds Of transfer
have been placed on ille for record In tho
once Of Recorder Of Deeds NO. ...|
Isabella Marion ct al. 10 Lewis !. Davis,
sub. z, square III, t25; same 10 same (qult
claima) east part sub. 8, square IT., tl5O; J.
NJ. Hanson, Trustee, 70 w. Y. Cropley, north
half sub. ~ square 100, $500 oornella D.
Mitchell TO G. Q. Callau, part 1S, square 2bs,
q, 500; James Fraser TO Jno. Webster, 10 and
10, square GAL, S6OO; VIM. Tucker 10 q. II.
Lane, part Q, square, 4Ol; VIM. ID, Williams
TO @. II. Lane, sub. 10, square $40, $2,20O;
Rosanua MeLaln To Jane Z. CLARK, sub. IS,
square 265, 1880; J. Jedyard Hodge 10 {.
Arrick, sub. 50, square 800, $1,000 J. w.
ID 10 Ia IN Murrap -
$4,000; Samuel Fudge to fraddis Madison,
west half 20, square 1853, Sl0.
Joseph II. Hollidge TO Chloa Ann Mitchell,
sub a, square 5l0, Sl75; Sophia Greendcer
TO John Scooberger, sub !, square SSS, (quit
clalm;) John Y. May to John Melgs, sub A,
square on, a. ,059; y. Abel ct al. 10 John II.
Goerlty, part O. square 4T7; John q. Clements
To Ellen Clopp, part Is square 5l6, % 800;
James Fraser, IT,, to ID. Sherry, north half
10, square 1000, 4i7; Mary Ann Jefiers 10
Q. Kinds, sub 8, square 4, 1900; James
Sniilic 10 VIM. 7. Eaton, part sab 3, square
TS3, o., 800 Henry G. Gill 10 Il. II. Graham
sub IS, square 800, 1857; Charles Thomas
to OyertOn Bond, subs IS and SO, square lSl f,
SI, 900. d.,
richard P. jackson, trustee, to Henry
Schultz, part 3, square %, $i0l; A. J. Hnr-
yey 10 James W. King, sub. %, square 9li,
200; JnO Alexander ct al, trustees, 10 Cyrls
w. Field, parts 10, u and 49, square nS,
as 200; Samuel Goodwin 10 z. Z. Walker,
part /, square %, s4eO; A. Richards ct al.
TO W. W. Corcoran, II, square 300, $50, (quit
clalmO Henry Ackton Ct al. 70 Thomas !.
HOlley, part O, square 494, Ss0O; Bent Holf
10 Y. Lemmer, sub, D, square GIG, $500; W.
o, Bowen to o. o. Howard ct al, trustees,
part II, square sol, $500:
Joseph +. Collins TO Mary j. Barrett sub.
"a, square 2os, 81, 800; Samuel English 10 2.
NJ. Goodacre, sub. &, squaro55, 800; John
NE.lA nNa NH
q, 500; Joseph Y. Kelley TO Joshua Whltnsy
ct al, parts 55 and 80, square S65, S6,OOO.
Il. ii. DougheTty 70 q. keegin, part ",
SQUARE 157, 81 900, Jsae u. Taolssr " eao,W
Hockabeo part 1, square S45, eco Michael
ThomPson e 81 Y h, REgEY s''R r. "a sgsyI
part 8, square 755, s250. $50
Phebe Butcher to W. A. Harrif, undivided
one-thlrd parts OF and ., square Sop sl,OoOi
G.. &. Holden 10 d. D.Winters, part IL square
T34, S25O; Joseph Redeem to Charles Burgess,
sub AZ, square 800, S0a5. -.......-
AFTER TIE PAVING CoETRAcToR
| AM "PRACTICAI, PAyERsl"-TuE QUESTION
TO he TESTED IN CoURT2-Those political
fayorIles Of the late mal-administratlon such
as ex-gift-enterprise-m VIM. s. Morse and
others Of like Tx are 10 be brought up with q
summary turn, II we may Judge from tho prD-
ceedings in the Equiry Court yesterday. when
Mr.. W. ID. Dayidge as counsel for Mr.. Charles
stewart, flled a bin In equity for an lnjuuic-
tion against w. s. Morse, A. Gleason, Thomhf
Kirby, p. Cullinanc, and John Shoehan, aud
the Mayor, Board Of Aldermen, &c.
The bill asks that a rule he Issued on dc.
fendAnts 10 show cause why an lnjunctibu
should not issue eniolning the defendants from
prosecuting work under alleged contract.
made by 8. j. Bowen, a. mayor, on'tlre LIST 81
April last, for paving, Gurblng, Sc, and -
pecially enjolntng the Mayor from issuing Or
ders for work under said alleged CONTRACTS
and from making payment for such work, o.
In any manner recognizing said edntracts
Judge wylie ordered the rule 10 show caus,
The petitioner states that lie has been q
practical payer for the last thirty year6, and
Is an Ownef Of real estate within the corrOfa
ton; that on the esd Of May, 1853, IN act wa,
passed by which the Mayor Is prohibited IRON
awarding any contracts for paving footwata
&c, TO any persons not practical paycrg thnl
bids were advertised for under direction 81 :
]. Bowen; that when the lids were received
Il was known that the bidders named were lo
practical PAYERS, by tho Mayor "a well a.
ihemsolyes and that the principal Item lo
profit TO the contractors Is laying New fdrl
tagging, for which proposals were Onerodit u
furnish ihe material and d0the work at O.
cents per yard, but under their contracts they
receive slxty-sevcn and three-hfths cents pei
ward. II Ia claimed by the practical PAYERS
who, by reason Of the desire which prevailed
at the City Hall 70 assist fayorites, were 90
barred from receiving any chance TO procure
a contract, that the work which has been done
In some portions Of the city has been executed
In u shameful manner. No attempt has beer
made TO comply with the law, and the prop
erty-hOlders have been outrageously swtndlfd
LOCAL BREvITIEs.- Baltimore and Pc.
tOmac railroad wlll under the bin which &c.
| Gently became q law, take possession Of tht
Long bridge about the ltt OF July, and pro
coed at once 10 construct q permanent rail
road and wagon bridge, .
Tho list OF scayengers, gnrhage'mcn and
lamp-llghteTs elect will bo completed and an
| nounced to-day. This will about complete
the corporation RppOlntees. .
WIN, forsytbe, esq, the newly-aTpolnted
| superintendent u streets, sewersl &c., has
entered upon the duties Of his office, and b
now making a complete examination of tho
street-wOrk now being done throughout Tho
city. D.
K Mn. Thomas, colorcd, was yesterday
allowed by Justice Wan 10 adopt a foundllnp
which had been brought 10 the Second pre-
clnct statlon-hOusc, on condition that II should
he named "lIowaTd Sumner" In honor Ol
General Howard and senator Sumner.
Thomas Cla1in, q cOlOred barber, was fined
so by Justice Wall yesterday on the charge
Of keeping open on sunday. ia n..T .
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE Scholarship. -
To-day the trustees Of the public schools VIII
award the Columbia College free scholarship
10 the male pupils Of the public schools Of this
city, who shall have been adjudgcd by them
to be tho most meritoriOus scholar. This
scholaTahlp Il free gilt from DIR. q. w. SAM
son, the president OF the college, and Ii n the
sixteenth that has been given for the sole
purpose Of encouraging pupils in the public
schools 10 set their mark higher up both In
scholarship and conduct George W. Riggs,
DIR. GuntOn, Horatlo King, and the late Amos
Kendall have united with Dr.. samson and the
school trustees In presenting these valuable
prizes 10 merltoriO1s pupils In the public
schools, and their object Is certainly most
cOmmendable, and the llberallty Of the pub
lie spirited gentlemen has bcen appreciated.
THB sT. DoMIEIos BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
win give grand picnic IL Abnor's Seventh
Street Park on Tuesday nuxt. a band Of
music has been engaged for tic ocrasipn,
which promises 30 be most enjoyable ono.
TRAVELLERS, and sojourneTs Ut summer re-
sorts, will md among my gO0dsa large variety
Of articles suitable for dress, wear and CONF
fort. Gro. q. liESEiNd,
No. 40 Seventh street NV.