Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

Inc tDifu annual commence ment or this
school took place last evening, in the institute
building, on street, near 18th street, in the
presence of q very large audience. Pistoris
formed appropriate music. Ten Of the pupils
acclaimed some Of the standard pieces, after
which the medals and premiums we're awarded,
Rev. Father White making the presentation
assisted by Brother Tobias, director Of the
school
Counercial diploma, J. J. White.
lin good son.uct and mathematics; silver medals to
Louis Than latin and genera Improves IA ichael
Sfeaenen 5ss ssoSss, r 9aS in
Young, latin and penmaoship; High Carerton, pen
ing: Eugene kieshosfer, Soosseepins: PhiIip MaI
len. attendance and conduct; John Hutc hingson,
n nnS and 3 ia.
bin, drawing and French; Michael Coughlin, pho
and Tho. 0iass Ppsn%sn.s bio ssspssa
MeyMey 4 nyrovsTent; John shea, ARITHMETIC and
renee Iredella arithmetic; Vincent Hubbard, En-.
gene Kisckhotfer, Hugh CaPerton. Loui. 1nian,
eloeuIion; Louis Thar, John Coashiin and Fr.nf
:. Yong, extra premiums for latin, awarded BY
Ssec.d Dssartmsnt-MeAaI. to Charles J. Demo
net, arithmetic; Hermsn rchglters, grammar; Louis
JAS Bspetfi: dfswiSs; John J furesi.. - Saosra
hy TRssse 'WS ss sr aHs Frank MILF
EGsh s srsm%ar VIM EskGa and Nm wila%
and conroy wiring john sobss' asd 4t Joha
Harbough, application; jos. Benson and Henry
a"a VIM R9
MeL.ushin, Pat Il Mitchell and cSss iea aHs,
fAUd Depdrtmsst.-Premiums 10 VIM. Clements,
Cupmishy, =. q. d. n sson, James jos CARROLL,
Ssnn kefan. sra.m ,, August Demonet Thomas
Fenton holland, arithmetic; Edward o Hare, James
Green Waters writing: jos Lynch, reli g,ous iu-
pesti john B1rSSe, john s%sSot. Van Bn sp
HiIysrd. A clements, Walter Caiiahsn, John Len.
nox, q. j. Green, I'd. Bright, John Crowley, i'm
BURGLARY FRUsFRATKp.-Abouthal f-past
ten O'Clock last night, As Sergeant Vernon, OF
the hfth precinct Wa going his rounds, he no.
ticed two persons leaving the store-door of the
street, near 18th, and thinking an was not right
went to the door and found cOld-chisel as also
marks Of 1t on the door. He Immediately pur-
sued the parties, and, after chase of several
squares, one, who gave his name as James
Wells, aged seventeen, was overhauled by Officer
RadwIck, who, with other officers, had their at
teDtion called 70 the parties by the alarm whis-
tie or Sergeant Vernon. He win be turned over
to the marshal
ADVERTISEMENT.
PARTIES contemplating Life Insurance, and
agents having Insurance to place, will regard
heir own true interests by making the &C
quaintance Of officers Of the National Capitol LIFE
hon. Matthew @. Emery PRESIDENT. ''
cdIo residents of the District, Dis Is q home
Poi,essssy and being now prepared to issue
ns,rons ~ =. all approved pldas, 10 worthy the
,rsftn;isn All who would encourage such an
q, tbs $500, =, hs Nations Capital. See notice
New York, in another column.
WALLACE SCHOOL BunD,na v..,a,a.r ar
ternoon the children Of the Third n,:t,ic,
schools, with their parents and Trends assem-.
bled In the hall OF the Wallach school h,;,S,,,..
and after an address by Hon. s. 8. Fisher IT,
medal and premiums were distributed. INC
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--John Buckley for
assault and battery on Morritz Kahl, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Parlin. and turned
over TO the marshal by Lieut.. Hurley, of the
frSf precpcf -