Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

Senator Wilson? Indeed, what cannot truth
fully say of the splendid name which he has
NIa,sen ieI ninselt upcn the pages OF American
fed CT action &c the President, vet his services
have been seercely less valuable to the people
OF the country.
would not know where to turn among the
thousand high fIEctionsries in our government
to find two men who preserve in themselves so
nearly the purity and simplicity of humble pri-
vate life and the dignity of high officers of gov
eminent as Is fouhd in these two men. This
ticket.
ministraticn eloquentiy and at some length,
Gen. Chapman said: 1.-The Cincinnati move
ment now csntering itself around Greeley and
Brown, was born OF disappointment, hate. and
envy. II you eliminate from its leading char
acter al that class of men to whom can be at
tTibuteo some unworthy motive for their aesn-
Comment OF the republican party you viii rot
have enough left 10 make skeleton orga.iza-
ton; and all that class of republicans who sup
port the movem will II successful in their
detection deplore in sack-cioth and ashes the
day they contributed to the overthrow of the
republican party. That ticket has no hope of
success except through democratic endorsement
at Baltimore. III endorsed by that convention,
what, ask, can be hoped Of an administrator
made mp of such elements? j shall not stop
now to depict the national calamity which would
follow the triumph of party made up of such
warning elements II needs no gift OF prophecy
TO predict the resalr. Four wears of Greelev
and Brown under the direction OF the demo-
-Four years of Grant and Wilson under ths d.
Tection OF the republican party, and after that
continued peace and prosperity Of the nation.
Col. r. j. Hinton was next introduced. and
spoke at some length upon the merits of the
candidates.
building there was very handsome display of
bunting. The Young Mems Republican club
engaged the City band of Baltimore, and in a
body attended the meeting, fireworks being DIS
hsd adjourned Governor Cooke, Hon. y. P.
Chapman. Alex. r. Shepherd, j. A. Msgruder,
John q. Evans, Lewis Clephane, John Z. Coo k,
ali the speakers, and number OF ether proni-
nent citizens, accepted the invitation of the
PRESIDENT of the club, and proceeded to the
CLUB house, where a collation. was partakea of.
The Baltimore band, AZ the same me, rendered
a seTenade TO the club, and were handsomely
entertained. A pleasant hour was spent in the
club room and then the party separated.
BUILDING PERMITs.-Mr. Adolf Clrss. in
spector OF buildings, has issued the following
permits since our last report:
John Johns on, two-story frame, K, between ~
and orb St, ests southwest; Frank Rawlings, two
q and New Jersey avenue and stb Street: H. wurds.
man, three-s'ory brick, 9th, between and II:
toDnecteat avenue and 18th street Leonidas Scott,
trSosssosy frames, streI. between "a and sth
two S nor IN bS SLsess r.
tween 9TH 81 9Th uthsast A. Durhay, three story
story frame, sOth street beISeen and Il; baTis
Les csller, two story frame, It'll, between ana \
and AhSdh sSr 6IT
brick, 18th street, between Rhode Island aud
QstIeet northwest sisters of Visitation three story
brick l2 feet trent 81 deco e9Tner Fsyette and 4h
three story bricks, 18th street, between and Z
George C3uber, six sSo-story bricks, vita French
two,st,ry irsrns; corner street and Delaware ave
three Jtory brick, Penpsy anla avenue, between
frame 9Th I street. SstGeen Ell and 81 j e. Carter,
tive, story bri9k. 4ih, between New York aveaue
AID isTy t%o tor1
anne, corner LIST and z southwest; George Foskey
street, between East Capitol and street north
story anne 9Th be''Teen and /, southeast: Hole
and streets southwest; John Stafford two story
brick, ~ street. between Al and N, southwest;
ss, s Stfs.sn nd
Wadsworth, three story brick, with French roof ),
streets, southwest Daniel Middleton, sne-story
two story frame, New Hampshire avenue, between
Pennsyivanie avenue and streets; +; A. Belt, two.
II. Tayor three story brick, Ist, be. Seen and c.
north; ri,Inan Dorsey one story frame, Sd street,
BRICK street Between ash and ST
tsreets p. Mcnamara, three story brick northeast
9Th and 10th; northeast; Rufus Fsntleroy;- two
streets, Georeetown: A Williams, two stsrT frame.
NJ between 10Th aud Flat sreets Peyton Scrivener,
two-story brick ie'v "P' s.hand 9th streets.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS AT ST. .Jo-
sEPH's ScHooL.-The distribution OF pre- miums
to the pupils OF st. JOseph's select school, on II
street, between 9th and 10th, under the man
agement of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, took
place on Monday. In this school are seventy
day and one hundred orphan scholars. Among
the day scholars the gold medal for superior ex-
cellepce of conduct was awarded 10 Master
Willie Combs; second honors to Masters Henry
Schmidt, AlOysius Griffith, Bernard Sims aud
John Hockshaw. Gold medal for politeness TO
Master. Fisher Clark; second bOnOrs TO Harry
Ellis, Walter Williamson, james SpTightly,
Clarence Miller and Chas. ,Jenes Silver medal
Tor application and Improvement to Master
Robert Galjnski. Silver medal for punctual at
tendance 70 Masters Chas. Sims, Chas. Iardella
Joseph Griffith and Alex. Hiltz. Silver medal
tor improvement TO Masters Lloyd Keleher,
Ambrose Bart, John Fuss and Fred'k Hemplar.
Premiums in their respective classes were
awarded to number of pupils. In the pri-
mary department the gold medal for superior
excellence of conduct was awarded to Eddie
Joyce; second donors to Eddie Becker. Willie
kearon, Reed Litteile, Jessie Seitz, Willie
Seitz, John King, Geo. Seitz and John Petit
bone. Gold medal for poiiteness aud punctual
ATTENDANCE TO Master Emmett McGraw; second
honors to Bonnie PTOsse, Nicholas Kinnihan
Oollle IVIu, 4amuel bocEslaW, FRANKIE Byrne,
Charles Taft, Waiter Stephens and Walter
Stewart. Premiums in their respective classes
were awarded to a large number OF pupils. In
the orphans class medals for good conduct were
awarded to John Nolan and George Olive, and
premiums to large number of pupils. Mother
Hortense is the superioress OF this school. About
one hundred orphan boys are supported and ed
ncateG in this Institution until they are about
twelve years old, when they are sent TO homes
selected for them. Attached to the institution
is a day school for outside children. the revenue
OF which does not at all come near supporting
the 100 children.
THB TABLRAUX AND CONCERT by the pupils
OF the Academy OF the Sacred Heart, under the
direction Of the Dominican Sisters, IL Lincoln
hall tomorrow evening, will be worthy the
patronage of our citizens, and there should be
full house on the occasion. See advertisement
No LADY who cares anything for her health
should fail 10 see the Mrs. Woodiey's abdominal
corset, at Chas. Baum's Corset Factory, It'll
treet, between ID and f.
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