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

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densely crowded BY the parents and friends OF
the pupils, and the exercises were Of Q very in
teresting character. The Marine Band, under
Pro. Scala. was in attendance, and discoursed
some choice pieces Of music during the exer-
ed,ss whisn s%or,Sed the
Scots, Originally Alexius 8. King; Wear of
Time, lby Chas. A. Elliot.) VIM. A. Gorlinski;
Columbus, Original Charles A. Elliot; Honor
Thos. Lerch; Instability OF Human GREATNESS,
(orIginal,) Geo. A. Douglas.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
The following students, having distinguished
themselves in their respective classes, were re-
warded with medals or with premiums, or were
hOnOrably mentioned:
q Ea..ss &
rison; Next in Merit g. orse A. Douglass, Neal T
s6r Ezes sfns in English compo..ion-pre-
a he sSSft Gi..: 3 Arse
IN merit
Minor E9r E1eeliepee , in 5ns!ish Go%postiGnm s
Drew. Wiz Wiz Ts:ss W. w.. $i John :"
merit, w% %msss, se@ond g. IaPs ss' j
Donelan Aarr, Z. Carroll Morgan, A. b. Waldo
KS. E W;i;a " English
In the First Glass Of Rudiments- Medal, Charles
w. hmmsrich: premium. John Mawdsley; next IN
FOR E1Osiienoe. in Easlish eo%position-Pr
miums, ex eauo, John =. Hcker, Thos. p. higgins;
merch, Andrew b Graham e Jsmes U a. Larry. EN-
In the second Glass q Rudiments Medal. Willie
George Gicrius. James JirdiD:ton. Alfred B.
90 for was awarded
For EzcsIisas. i English cGrpo.i.iena cPr.miums.
iho@as Tsreh. s.snisIaas N. Hamilton, john n
= T. 4. shs IiIst Gas: q Epsli.h-Msd.l, Willie 3
. Fer Excellence in COmposi.ion-Pr emium, Cha,
y. BoeTnstein. George W. Gibbons, Joseph b.
In the second Class Of English, first division
LseEey; next il merit, Alfred II. j arphy Edward
men. nSxn Ts Tor
For Excelltnce in neutrality-suspicious., ex
Geo Nay, I sd sas Lille fMf al.sGe NV
ThroSknorton; Montgomery r. F.nwick.
II merit kichsrd toOney Henry @. G aodard, =. de-
u Ss: ,as
the ciss. Of @ % o sdwaid aar
r sp9 Rrs%Niu% Patf 9%il next in merritt. Nd
In the Glass Of Aleebrs-Medal, John A. Chester;
RTeHIi .np. Ad Wade ylq% neg, IN merit M%
VIM. A: Wimsatt, John A. Walsh, Geo. A. Douglas
4 premium for Improvement was awarded to Frank
In the First Glass of Arithmetic-Medal. James A.
William j. lyman, Frederick j. Griffth, James les p
Brosnahan; premium, John MswdsIey next IN merit
James 1. Robertson, Eugene A. Hannah, Bernard
In the second Class Of Arithmetic-MedaI, VIII
liam b Chiffon; premium, John Bsrgling; next in
m mehn seorge GIIorSs: Willie H. JONES' w. Ward
IL R r.: Third Sis:s # Willie
merit Gcr'.ndt Paimef' ehn Prc.ise .m' next IN
In the Fourth Class Of Arithmetie--Me dal. Edwin
premium, Harry b. Dudley; next in merit, Charles
y: Polkinhorn, Alexander Adamson, Richard
In the First Class of Trench-Medal, Edward c.
HarrisoS; premiums, ex a9uo, Charles A; Elliott,
Neal John I 6ra. c%sSass yHss.a'
in %isr
Harvey, VIM 4; Wim:att. Albert 9. clements
Daniel I%@icS frederick seilSsnssn. VINE merit T.
In the Second Gs.s Of
de Magelhsens: premium. Daniel Junghaps; next in
BastsbIs, francis P: Mcdhan, Geo. W. EmuericR,
In the First Glass Of Christian Doctrine-Meda,
elan arr. Ed%srd H.&rison' Ale.sn ssG G DH
!" merit
John W. Drew, Arsenius T. Harvey, Benedict "
PatIiek Quill. William A. wimsatt, Joseph +
In the second Glass Of Christian Doctrine-MedaI
next 10 merit; }cns b Gsosss; MsrcsIISs Gss
f,en 1Snn jobn 'onn feean' Arthur H.
In the Third Glass Of Christian Doctrine-Medal.
Eugene next st in merit Harrison
D Barbour, william Lackey, FrsncsP P. McGhan.
nfh Bs5 Soi Ernest
in the second Oias. % eenmanship Premium,
MiIlaTd Lynch next /. merit Frsncis Gala
B; Callahan, stsnislaus N. Hamilton, Alexander s.
In the Third Glass Of Premium,
Henry y BneInstein; next in merit: George J. May,
Horace sSh1 bruss
ST. MARY's PARoCHIAL SCHooL-A,oard of
Premiums:-The annual distribution of pre-
miums ut 81. Mary's Parochial Female School,
5th street. under the direction Of the Sisters OF
N0tre Dame, took place Yesterday:
8 Premiums were sS.rdes for Ch.tstian Doctrine,
gsIe. Iiissbsth GiotsSseh. BarS.rs 2enis, Ellen
Alma Mitchell, Frances nennipssS, YSs BERG Ing,
Sophia Schulz, Matilda Bauer, Anna RUPERT, Mary
First 6i.s. German and English Reading and Or
liz JuHs%san sscond class, fiissSeth ssides:Din
ntr sophia echulx, Anna Fullerton, Eliz h Menke,
Grammar, Composition and Geogrsphy-rherese
Strsnb. Christina Deesn, Lucy Hueele, Caroline
Sacred History and Natural Philosophy-Therese
Stfaub, Anna 0trohmann.
Arithn etic, first class-Therese Straub, Mary
Smith; second class, Sophia schulz, Ida BerRIinR.
Good Conduct-Lucy Huegls, Thersse Strsub,
Regular Attendance-Therese straub, Matilda
Bauer Caroline Cook, Anna Mitchell, Amelia june
mann, Louisa BereliDg.
:. Plain Sewing and falestry-Iherese Straub, Anne
liz Junemann, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Kiefer, 10
sephine 9eier Ids BergiiDg, Mary Boil, Paulina
kolb, Julia May. Perseverance-E. Bergling.
JKnior Cldss.-Chrisfian Doctrine-Mary Steg-
meier, Barbara seibert, nary Ebert Cstharine Rup
pei, Catharine Roth Gen 0ermueller, Sophia Molten,
Gtrmsn and English Reading-Mary Stegmeire,
Elizabeth klug, Catharine Rabe, Christins Ksspar,
Oafharine RieGel, Catharine Roth, rherese Ger
mueller, Catherine Ssuter, Mary 0lotxbach, Agnes
Eichorn, Helena Lochboehler, Mary A. Doyle,
brecht.
This interesting school, under the direction of
the Sisters Of Notre Dame, has about ITO pupils,
mostly Germans, who learn both the German
and English languages, and also tapestry, plain
sewing, fancy work and embroidery. They ac-
Quilted themselves well In the examination and
In the display Of needlew0rk, which was exhib-
tied In the class room. The premiums for the
long hours OF study and needlework were dis
tributed to the pupils by their pastor, the Rev.
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