Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-29

mlums IN tne lmmaculate conception School
took PLACE in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, the exercises, which were very in
teresting, being interspersed with vocal and
Instrumental music. Father McCarty, at the
conclusion of the exercises, made an appropri-
ate address. The premiums were awarded a
For Deeort1sssf and Observance Of RHlsS.-Senior
Circle, fi5s, nonOr:. MARI Slsnpss, mary I; BSI
aior Circle, First Honor Honor Lynch. MatiId.
is6snna really Anna Se,i Ann. BsS ss Kass
Fealy; Jennie Glennan, Mary Graham; second Hon
gan, Nellie kesron, Z ate Hitchcosf, xauiIis Hitch
eSsk Il. Downing Mary rsSe5 LII, w..trum
s Mary Boigsr nary Slsnnan Helena Mccarthy
Mary Third Gass ADs: TsSS
Premium. Blanche Lewis, Msry ains, A!aSeiis
Ella Man a! S s ss:
Cornell, Alice k@b,y. Fourth Glass, First Pre-,
Bfs:t hs
%iu%% w. W Neil Magic LynSh johanna Bar
Premiums.Mary Ann Daley. Fannie Curtis. Kate
kate Lynch. Hannah Reagan, KATE psisie, Isnle
cia.s Frs % rs sinO Lizzie s@
Psas c sssvsrs %sney ks
gerald n sullivan, ). sumuerscaies, Z. Myers
:, OrlaosIapay, Ksddi"s and Wr,.irs.-Fir.. class
sieo Sssn.,Sn BGIge5 HeePa McCsrthy
Eitzpatrck,A; Tobin; second premium, nj. Lynch.
Third h,. elassS a.. Shea N summerscsles,
ie; seecOrd premiums, N. Reiter, A. sauter, r. Gu.
es: sh Msas, BTGoks, smsry Fourth
Curtis; N Condor, NJ. McKearan, J. BARR, A.
EEasiy ss9SnOlas Bsnnet Bridget mortar
a: Fshy. J. Burns Fifth cl.ss-A. Tanner. h
Rtaagn, NJ shshay ~ casey M A. baii"n; second
sx e,S F k9S.n.95' Downing RGpsy' A.
R Re- NJ; 'snes psly, A; Brown, A. Hitchcock
Rns .r e saIsa Esa fea II
ksnnelly, T. Myers, 1. summerscales, M; Kane, X
hii,ya ard, isaiei; second premiums, C. Beavers.
sdess4 ana frc,are H.s,ory, Mythology and Bora
sennon ae6artSyp fs seoUna ciassA hTG SSn
Lynch LYNCH, 4. ttzpatTick N J. Lynch; second
shea s.g n Locke NJ Raisc
N. aOn PsI,x Fourth Wo class-R Sailap, MsCa6s
gan, NJ X Kennedy Fifth ciass~M. Casey, X Hitch
IsFfy WALSH SHEA a.
,t Gtyannlar, khsior,e, Composition dad Naiarai
a2sgaM be s' hsa a' hsea4Rg
S4smrm, fF 9sr JGhsna rhyneh second
GDwyer, sh. Mary samperse sd sis second
preminms-Matilda Locke, b. Lewis, shea
ant NJ Reagan, NJ Wood, NJ Curtis M hS GonS ssl
n kearon; second premiums-M. K. Welsh, A
y Nell b. Moriarty, b. Kennedy, Lynch A. Ben
Arithnletic, Book Keeping. Geograrhy and Auron-
Gitnnon Il Mccarthy. second Glass; LynoS. N +.
rTitzpatrick; second premigps-A Tobin, N. Faely,
K. O'Dwyer, NJ. Locke, B. Lewis, A Koehler, E
shea; second preminms-A. sauter, NJ kaine, NJ.
berry. Fourth ciass0M. McGabe, ro q feaiy, M NJ
WOOD, NJ Curtis, a, O'Neil, NJ. Condor, n Lynch,
md n
Reassn Kss SSaS KeaT0n B e. .lSh Da
ton; y. Kennedy Y. Gallant, NJ. A. Feaiy, NJ A
PO.cr Lsiry' HtcScoek K Lynch as '.s's Ron
InsGn: Bwsrs'nahan, A. hI,ehe0ck secSpd pre-
II Reagan, X. Walsh, NJ. A. Dalton, l.. Shea, NJ. l..
ITsTumsntol and Yea Nasic-M. K Bolger, M
Glennan, A. sauter, N. Noenan, first premiums; NJ
LG pixie y Met abe; second Sms5:, n H., e..
Johanna Lynch A. Koehler, B. Moriarty, second.
;, Tapsst,y-M. Z. Fitzpatrick, Emily johnson, NJ
Noonan, secsnd.
S,A and C ss Eq4S IKE, Bolger
liant, M. Fesly, n Curtis, NJ A. SunmerscaIes. X.
= I, pHyeri shngrue, first; NJ. A. Walsh, J. Fealy,
Nj. hcCsbe, h. Dalton. j. Barry, f. Shae, second
ST. CEcILIA's ACADEaY, ON CAPITOL HILL
Distribution Of PremiUms.-Thc second annual
of this institution, which is To-
Gated in Ingle Place, and is under the direction
Of the Sisters of the Holy Cross took place YES
ferday at st. Peters Parochial school-house on
Capitol Hill, and was largely attended. The
prizes were handed to the mertOrious by Rev
F. +. Boyle, previous to which the exercises
consisted of instrumental and vocal mu-
tic, the whole exhibition proving to the
atlsfactlon OF all that parents in East Wash
we'll be proud. ATha e fS1S St Sefs they hey may
IF pupils receiving premiums Jennie Waters,
vennie Langley, Ida Phelan, Annie Hayre,
lizzie Coombs, Effie Clarke, Annie BasSett
Katie Pic, Kate Donnelly, Kate Sughre, Pau,
inc Moss, Maggie McNally, Mary Pelkington,
Ida Ober, Winfield Babson, Kate McNalIy.
Annie Boarman, Cecilia Richards, Annie Nc
Samara, Amelia Moreno, Laura Leins, Katie
Ryan, Nellie DwyIe, Nellie Walsh, Belle
Fay, Teresa Bohn, Ella Beers, Rosa Brandt,
Ella laIdella, Mary McDonough, Olivia
Dwyre, Elite Richards, Ida Mccoy, Rosa
walsh, Lizzie Mcnamara, Mary Barry, Edith |
nell, Bessie Gulick.
The crown of honor, for superior excellence,
unable and polite department, was awarded to
Katie Pic, Of the first senior class; honors to the
crown, Katie Sugbre, Ida Phelan, Jennie Wa |
ers,. Lizzie Coombs, Vennie Langley; Effie
Ilarke, Annie Hayre, Annie Bassett, and Kate I
)onnelly. The crown Of honor In the second |
iiyision was awarded to Pauline Moss; honors |
Q the crown, Lena Leins, Ella Hutchinson,
Mary Clarke, Maggie Mentally, Lizzie Walsh,
Annie Boarman, Cecilia Richards, Amelia |
Moreno, Ida ODER, Winifred Babson, and Katie |
Ryan. The crown of honor in the intermediate
,ldss Wds aWHutu 10 Nclle DWyer, h0nOrS to
he crown, Belle Oyster, Sarah Degens, Bette |
Clarke, Mary Fay, Teresa BOhn, Ellen Beers,
Ella Iardella, Mary McDonougb, and Olivia
Dwyer. The crown of honor in the Primary
lass was awarded to Edith Arnold; hOnOrs to
he crown, Elite Richards, Mary Barry, Lizzie
Mcnamara, Bessie Quick, and Ida Mccoy.
A
TIE BOARD OF FIRE CoMMIssIoNRRs-Er-
'ense Of the Depdrtment-Reforms Proposed-The
question Of RemOrdlS-Tbe first meeting of the
recently appointed Fire COmmssioners-Messrs
ioodall, Dubant, Baldwin and Watson-was
held at room No. 6, City Hall, last evening.
Chief Engineer Holmes was present, with Mr..
Joseph Fletcher, secretary Of the board. Dir.
?. M. Dubant was elected president.
The Chief Engineer presented an inventory
,f the property turned over to him, and also
called attention to the want of oil for hose; and
he Chief and secretary were authorized to pur-
chase OIL Also, called attention to the necessity
)f purchasing new lanterns, and their purchase
was ordered. The secretary was authorized to
invite proposals for furnishing feed for the
horses OF the department.
The Char stated that he was opposed to hay-
ing so many paid men, and instanced the Balti-
more department, probably the best in the
country, as having but three paid men to each
We had a good department under
the old system, better than it had been since.
The Baltimore department last year cost $685.
BOO with ten companies, and ours, with five COM
panies, cost SOS, 900 more. He believed that If
the department was reformed, and all the mem.
bers of a COMPANY save three be allowed to