Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-29
CoIorea schoo, Exam,u,,,o,..

%; all were present, and II will be transferred
b TO a higher grade grammar school. This school
| teachers, Mr.. Gregory being the third one in
| charge; and, owing TO the sickness of one teach
we'll No IN charlie Mis- sesa
Nj. FchOls, numbers a, but, having transferred
number during the year, has no list Of promo
/ tons at this time. Intermediate No. 8, Miss
| Amelia Holmes teacher, as ON the roll 81, an
present, and the entire number win be trans
ferred- No. is a primary, in charge Of Miss
Whom viii L. MIS- On t9s 1S IS q
school primary No. 81 has 80 on the roll, 81 of
whom will be promoted. No. 6 is Miss A. +.
| Towards, numbering 30, all but 10 OF whom will
go mp higher to the intermediate grade.
Miss J. A. Barbour has charge of Primary No.
Z, with Al pupils, 30 for promotion. Miss NJ. v.
| for promotion. Miss Leama Fisher has charge
| of No. 8, (primary,) with q on the roll; but the
pupils being quite small, she has no promotion
(primary,l with IS pupils, but in consequence of
many of the pupils having lately commenced,
ana the school needing thorough Reorganization
Is no roll Of promotion prepared. Miss E. v.
| Dyson is in charge of No. IL; 46 pupils on the
Miss Anna Crusor, has 43 on the ron, very small
| children, who were remarkably well behaved
during the examination
REAL Estate SATISFY Green & Williams.
on Tuesday last, all of lot number 9, square III
with two two-story brick houses, and south half
Il
l., for 81 800; purchaser, III. N. Easily; brick
house and lot No. 3os II street, to Patrick Fitz-
loT HZ oIie H seu ss. and lot No soS
lot No. 73s 4th street, to Valentine wildkong,
for s2,526; on Wednesday, the 18th inst, brick
Theo. Barnes, guardian, for sa,eoo each; On
| Monday, the 18th inst, on New YORK avenue,
between 4th and sch streets west, lot No. 4O4, to
| Chas. G. Krebs, for 81 600; brick house and lot
No: 406 to Louis Behens, for e, 555; frame house
and lot No 40 to A. A. Green, for 81 ,S00 frame
house andlot No. 494, to Benz. R. Sheckles, for
| $500; frame house and lot No. 426, to Mrs.
Catharine b. Chaplin, for 5000; and frame
house and lot No. 42s, to John Sinclair, for
Messrs Green & Williams yesterday sold lot
| and part lot 4, square 800, on 18th street be-
tween and X, improved by frame dwelling,
to jeremiah Cornell, for $3.50; Also, lot q,
block s, of Todd & Browns subdivision of part
of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, (oppo-
site the SehuetZen PARK, } with improvements,
on sb street, sety yernsIn sn nSr Als9 lot
Scott, at 50 cents per foot. Also, unimproved
lot at the corner Of 10th and X streets contain-
foot. '-'~' ''' ~ % Pei
BY WI. Wall g. Co., June %, lot No. SO,
square 80, improved by small frame house, to
Chas. III. Miller, for S72o; June %, lot No. 50,
square SO, to Mrs. Margaret Kelly, for 10 cents
per foot; and June &c, lot No. D. square 1884, i'm
proved by two-story frame house, to W. H..
ByJ. T. Coldwen & Co., on Monday last, tract
OF land known as "Youngsborough,5 near the
north endof I'd street east, embracing over So
acres, improved by frame house and outbuild-
ings, TO Alfred Heitmuller for s14 $50; and on
Tuesday last, part oflot No. 2. in square 343 near
corner OF and 18th street west, improved with
two story brick dwelling with store, to Henry
Albers, for 50 eco; and on same day, lot No. g.
In Dayidsons recorded subdivision of part of
square %, ON the west side Of 18th street west,
near NJ improved by two-story frame house, to
o. +. Il. Lang, for sS,l45-
CoLuNBIA INSTITUTION FOR INSTRUCTION
Primary Department. - YESTERDAY evening the
exhibition of the primary department of the
Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the
Deaf and Dumb took place in the new chapel of
the institution in presence of a large number of
spectators. who took great interest in the exer-
eises, which comprised geography, dialogues in
crayon drawing on black board, recitations and
the usual slate and blackboard exercises. Pres
| ident Gallaudet then announced
THE ROLL OF HONOR
| as follows: First grade-Cnblemished record for
eight months, (the whole of the year during
Sarah j. Wells, Josephine Sardo. Arthur d.
Bryant. Paxton Pollard, James Ii. Puryis and
henry Frieschman, Jr. Second grade, (seven
months,) Sarah A. Tousley, Mary q. Macdonald
| and James Mcbride. Fourth grade, Give
monthsD Grace A. Freemand and Charles
Barnes, Lydia Leitner, Emilia Rivauss. Sophia
X Weller, and Edward Clark. Sixth grade,
three mSnths,l Carrie N,,i Maaes, Lizzie MeCCI-
w III.
Deblle, Abram Frantz, John A. Large. Seventh
grade, 1.-TWO months,) Georgiana Pritchard,
Thomas Hagerty; Samuel Taylor, John f. wag,
ner Eighth grade, Zone month } Sarah G. Pres
ton, Maggie Ryan, Charter Carroll, A. W. Denis,
| Willie Moriarty.
A diploma was awarded by President Gallau-
det to Miss Lydia A. Mitchell, of MARYLAND. who
graduated from the institution after term of
i've years In the primary department and two
years IN the preparatory class OF the collegiate
, CoLrxBIAN CoLLEeE-Tae Prize La-At
the commencement of Columbian College at
1 Lincoln Hall yesterday Rev. Julius 4. Gram
| mer, ID. D., Of Baltimore, bestowed the prizes
tn for Excellence in the several branches
james II. Bremmerman, ID. c.; first Elton prize
In Greek, Lewis b. Wynne, Jr., d. c.; second
In Mathematics, Chapman L. johnson, Va;
Young prize in Metaphysics, 1870, r. W. Gull,
d: G.; ISL, first, Edward Cranch, d. c.; second,
| Science. Edward Cranch, d. C.; second do.
George W. Brown, d. c.; first Davis prize in
Eloc1tiOn, r. d: Locke, Ala; second DO, G. L.
sinian Literary Society to its best debater was
awarded by Prof Huntington, d. D., to X. d.
Locke O.ss,,, OF alabama Ia, Honorary DegTees-By
| honorary degreeswere conferred, by the Faculty:
Doctor of Laws, Hon. Edwards Pierrepoint, Il.
Va; do Rev Waiter ". Williams, GeoSce aSTee,
4 ID. c.; Doctor of Philosophy, Edward Young
Bureau Of Statistics; Master Of Arts, Mr.. Dim
n
| MessIs. l.. II. and j. II. Bremmerman, ana
| hessrs. Hardness and Judd are graduates of our
| public schools-L- II. Bremmerman and Hark-
| ness having won the scholarship some wears
! Ance-and their success was a cause of con-
gTatulatons to their many friends, partiularly to
4 vi. >. J. Thomson, late principal of the first
| district Grammar school, from which they were
/ transferred TO the College.
/ The GOVERNMENT PRINTING OPrIcy-The
/ enlargem ent Of the Government Printing Office
autEorlzed by the last Congress, is being rapidly
\ pushed forward. The contract stipuIafes that II
| shall be completed August I. but L will be ,wo
| or three weeks later before il will be ready for
| occupation. Ii will add one-third, or a little
more, TO the present capacity OF the Office, which
| without the extension Is the largest In the world
| Tie part Of the extension which will be devoted
| TO the use OF the bindery is most needed as some
/ q the binding is nearly two years behind time
| On account OF there having been no room for the
| employ ment OF sufficient help to keep il up.
| ENGLISH THAMES TO OUR RAND LODGE OF
| AAsONs-The Marquis Of Ripon when address
\ ing an assemblage of the Freemasons OF Eng