Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26
At. JusRPH,s ACADEMY.
A,au,l n,.tr,ha,Ion Of Prtyes,

Annual Dlstftbuilun OF PrtneS,
The annual distribution Of premiums aud hon.
ora TO the pupils Of 81, Joseph's select school
took place on Monday In St yosephs orphan
asylum, on II street, between Ninth and Tenth
tors Of the Holy Gross, who have by their able
management succeeded In establishing this
school as ono OF the Institutions Of Washington.
b1ndrej orphan soholars, ali OF whom presented
an appearance, clearly indicating that they are
under perfect discipline and receiving Thorough
Instruction. Revs. Fathers Walter and keano
addressed tho boys upon their Improvement
during tho year, and gave many encouraging
words 10 continue In This path until the OBJECT
was reached, after which the distribution was
made a. follows;
Gold medal for superior excellence OF conduct,
awarded TO Master Willie Combs; second honofH
10 Masters Henry schmidt, Aloysius orlinth,
BERNARD Sims, and John Hockshaw. Gold
medal tor politeness, awarded 10 Master Fisher
CLARK; second honofs 10 Harry Ellis, Walter
Williamson, james Sprightly, Clarence Miller,
aud Charles Jones. Silver medal for appllca.
tiou and Improvement, awarded to Master
Robert darlinski; honorably mentioned, Mas.
tiers Winter DougheLty and John sNnli sn M
tiers Charles SimA Charles Iardella, Joseph
Grifllh, aud Alexander lilltE, silver medal
for Improvement, awarded TO Masters Lloyd
Kelchcr, Ambrose Bart, John Fuss, and Fred
Premiums were awarded In their respective
classes to Masters Robert uorllnskl, Henry
Combs, John IIockshaw, John Fuss, James
Sprlghtly, Aloyslus qritntb, Bernard sims,
Ambrose Bart, Charles Sims, Clarence Miller
Walter Williamson, Winter DouEheriy, Fisher
CLARK, Lloyd Kelleher, Charles Jones, Samuel
Dent, Alexander Hlti, Joseph qrltilth, Fred.
orick Hempler, Rico zapponie and John Saul.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Gold medal for superior excellence Of conduct
awarded TO Eddie Joyce, Second hon0rs t6
Eddie Becker, willie Kearon, Reed Llttele
Jessie s'li Wills SO,ss J9S aIa K,aE d ssS Is
liteness aud punctuai attendance awarded 70
Master Emmett McGraw. Second honors e
Bennie Prosise, Nicholas Klnnlhan, Collie Ford
Samuel Hockshaw, Frankie Byrne, Charles
Tan, Walter stephens and Walter stewart:
tors Robert Borlinski, Emmett Mcgraw, WilliS
Prosio, Patrick Kane, willie SeltI, Jessie SeitE
saml HOokshaw, John King, John PSttihone
Willie Butler, Nicholas klnnlhan, Collie Ford
Willie viii KSSfow, Willie Hardy, Peter Johnson
Eddie Collins, Charles TAFT, James Collins
Samuel Drury VII lie Mann, Walter Stephens
James sheehan, A Hancock, willie piS, White v e,
Lacy, George Seltz, Geo. B1utehel, Peter Ken
nihGn, Ohas. Monroe, Willie Engerman, Eidlt
Handy. Honorable mention for good behavior
dussia stephens, Harry Cook, Frank Gather
Joseph Foley, Walter Steward, Chas, Boutehei
AWARDS TO THE ORPHANS.
In the orphans class medals for good cOnduc
were awarded to John Nolan and George Olive
premiums 10 Michael MeCauiiif, August Hart
les, James Lauergan, Patrick Warner, Johi
Fitzgerald, John Nolan, Harry Tennell Doug
, lass Tenant, James White, Theodore Miller
] joseph Barlow, Jas. Reynolds, Richard Brown
! Michael Nolan, Charles white, Dennis Cluue
han, bernard Kennedy, Patrick flomming
/ Charles Lanegan, John Dnnogani John Clarks
| Lawrence CouTry, Bernard Goodwin, Eddi
| Clarke, Leo Gamiloy, Albert Hlggison, EInes
! inertia, George Olive, Willie Brawnor, fheC
! dotn Miller, and John CLARK.
! Honorable mention for gOod behavior, doorg
| BOwles, John McSheHrey, Willie Baker, 10,
! Flanagan, James FITZGERALD, James Rice
Harry Clements, John benny, J. elements
Eide Flemmlng, George Evans, j. flltgeral,
| Eddie DIVER, L. Dye, John Given, Joseph
JOhnton, Francis Conroy Willie Rab.
This home for the orphan boys OF our city, .
! our readers we'll know, Is under tho care OF u
ut fotre Dame, Indiana Mother Hortense
the suporlOress. About one hundred boys AT
! supported, clothed and educated In the institu
tion. Attic age Of eleven or theroabOuts, the
are sent to homes selected for them. The bel
recommendations are required Of those who TAX
them out, so that tho best homes that eau
procured are provided for thom. Such an Inst
tuition surely deserves we'll Of tho public whic
should not DO slow " appreciate It's workf.
When 20 large number OF children arc TO ?
fed aud clothed, Il Is but natural II requires u
sympathy Of the charitable and humane. tt
good Mother tells us she Is considerably In a
fears, and feels that II tho public know Of u
many kind benefactofs and beneiactresses, b.
more are necessary to carry out tho good Nor
Attached to the Institution Is a day school I,
outside children, the revenue OF which does N
At all come near supporting those 100 boys