Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31
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tENAE-S tF TLE CpLOEED SOLDIERS AT A.
L1SGTON.
AFTER OH report OF the ceremonies az Airing
Ton yts-rit8y closed. at the conclusion OF fIp
Ceremonies Al the tomb Of the unknown, the
N Ti.rT- CT the various committees proceeded
"a fhat portion Of the grounds where the color
od soiiieT- lie buried An elOuu5nt drawer hay.
inE been offered by Rev. DIR. Hinck.ey. General
y 4 Ciii'ilan addressed those aSsr Iptlrd feel
lHcly aliI3lng 10 the patriotism ana bravery Of
Ar NC.clec ~yl.lers- and our duty a. cOmTd les
and citizens both toward the dead and tn Nv
IuE- v without regard 20 race ct color. Who united
IL u reservation Of the Union AID the Iiber-
tie CT the people.
CEREMONIES AT OTHER CEMETERIES.
1t>teEtay morning a committee from comaa-
Iy j., Washington Il sEt Infantry, visited Mount
OMIT aud decorated the grave of their late
CaHrade, Lieut. j. III. Dubant.
Ellsworth Post, G.. 4. X, with a number Of
visitors iIom this city, decorated the graves OF
tie ia zen braves in the L. ) military ccuaterv
IT alexandria, The graves OF the confederate
iIisoi els IN The cemetery were also decorated
~ Alexandria ladies'
IhI kearney Post, No. II, decorated the
E1aNeS q 1 Mon soldiers at CulpepeT Va vas :
ftTday. OTatiOns were delivered by Rev Vim
g. Baln. and i J.. Lewis, esq, brother of SEN
ItoT Lew =. OF Va. Letters were read from
fre>IiSrt Grant, Representatives j. II. Plat
II, and ". n II. StOweil, of Va; also from
Hons. e. F. FdTDswOrth and John l.. 4 everi,Ige
all expressing their hearty sympathy with the
'"-'Se ~''I regret that t.ey could not attend
TIE LIVE STOCK NARKET-Boar5 AZ TI,oy,5
I.sJ- - lie Inspector Generals report OF
l't stockton sair al DrCvers' rest and el~eyyhere
Tor tie week ending r.day, May 81 il "a fol,
At CLITk's depot, for the sale of swine. so
L'fS. h11~iiy OF superior quality, were sold. The
h-diA't remains unchanged az last week prices
"a. Ter IL. net.
~ Center market and elsewhere - bcevas <
stoCkeTs. 2, mich COWS with calves I2f ye,is
j. hep and - lambs were offered Rreves
to.t 10 = .S-s per cwt-; COWS and calves at S2l.
=. VeitS. 'a1c- per H.; sheep, SS.S5 and
lr1.i.s, ~jsSf - VeT head. Cual!ty Of ne 80
ItlI a.. u ordinary. Markets very dull.
p" reeves OF good quality we've purchased in
I4-t-IuoTe stock market By Washington butch
81 Hr5yers' Rest. 81. beeves were ogerer. and
- -o.d Al S;.s 81 Ter cWt-; &. remain unSO.d: 81
cVs- ard calves were Oh sale. and 81 soil al -
at = vca.S brought CeUts per 10. The
CoS--tV q The stock on sale was 4 few extra the
IrIc&IA.eT iair and ordinary. Market very dull
- - rlttI and lambs were offered. an I .t.LJ
-. - follows ;--Sherp a. a. cents De- H.:
IIJe- bfoHEt S--as1.5 Ter head. So sheen and
tan ~ remain uISOid. This market wa fair
Rome prime stock especially westerly was on
sale. and good sheep aud lambs found ready
] urc 'a~eTs at slightly ADVANCED prices.
CUE:PrnIIc scHcoLs-A,7or5 # c5rF .I,s,ls
-'rf o. .-ta'T dff ATlt+Lls.sc-A special meeting
81 the Trustees 81 PuIilc schools was hell last
J CHIT Var. Randolph in TIE chair. AMI Nj
Hart. a Vretary 70 ten. Mr. French stated the
eject To be the awarding OF medals TO Ia, suc
cr-sfg lpiis OF tie male and female grSu,1na ar
schools, Q Clder the Late Sampefiuve exaRnua-
DHs. IL committee on prize. examinations
iheh proc, sded to open the scaled envelopes
COEfal nlHg I'VE names OF Tue cnnfeFflng pupils
with numb ers coTresf onding 20 those given at
The eNamiua lions. and II was found that the
f5ilCWIr. -nal ped pupils were entitled TO the
EOitEsdais- ,Jrammzr-Edwin l.. Scott, male
grammar ScLC Ol, third district, MI Charles T.
Hilton, teacher and Miss Sallie n. Rsnd,IlIh
4 male gTammsV school, second district Miss
Georgia Lane, {, acher AritEfnetic-Henry IL
Gtaft, male grsl 0maL school ,sfirst district Mr.
X Nj. Mckee, teacher, and Miss Mary
~ EOhrer, female grammar school. secon! dis
tTict- Mr.. Hart offered a resolution that the
legislature be requested 20 pass an act giving
authority 10 the bOa-d of trustees to omen tour
ad'iltiOz2l secondary schools IN each District or
- many thereof - Iuay be needed: aaOutAd
and Teft.-l ed 10 the committee on IegisIation
BIZ Mcclellan submitted a resolution that the
sub-bOard OF each district be authorized to
av ard two n, 'als for spelling in the secondary
scbOOls-One II the male and one in the female
schools adOI&<>i ADJOURNED.
LAW DEPAR TNEST, UNIVERSITY OF
GEORSETOwS-fA first annual cOmmence-
Inent Of the law dep, Ttment OF the University
O. Oe"T getOwn, ID. q. VIII take T. ace on next
= I.es'!aS evening, JAM ith' al Lincoln Han.
ne d'idTes- 10 the gradI. 'ing Gas VIII be de-
LNeEsd y Hon Chas. r. James, LII I'D. and
we cfGrers VII be confer. ed by Rev. John
E-IlF. > j., President OF the university. The
tyi,,7srE = The list OF graduate -. +. Beale,
" washington, ID. g; Geo. y. B0u,. Penn; Eu-
: re ID. r. Brady. Del; W. II. Gon lard, Ind:
Lizard Hayes, Washington, ID. q. John W.
!--v'.f. TT. Alex. Porter Morse, Ia, W. F.
t.l .N'ii. Warrington. ID. g; Edward - RI
3 I-r--5 Oev. W. Sa!te-, NY.