Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
GEORGETOWN.

/ Mr.. Louis Helm, the well-known artist of
this city, was married to Miss L. Webster by
yesterday. The bridal couple left last evenings
on wedding tour through the north.
TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY ScHooL-Distri-
t"taor. 81 Prikss.-Trinity (Catholic) church was
crowded yesterday by large audience, to wit.
ness the distribution OF prizes to pupils of the
Sunday school attached to the church. After
street distributed prizes to the following pupils:
o. First digsio91 to May Hessan, Ellen oDen-
ESsI ate C'iSs, Emily McSsy, I.abe 1is ne.
Nally, F,srencs Mitchell, Nellie Clements, N5Ilis
In the second division, the cross of hosor was
awarded 70 Della suliiyan premiums TO ,gsie Col
GonnsT Kate aSi.f S5s@
Ipiis May, NJ. Collins, Veronica Wise. SUSIE azsl
SOPHIE Ehrmsntraut, Joanna Downey, Kat saiii,
van, MAGGIE Conner, Fannie Rodier, Alice Thorne,
G MsTS HVrriean' Kate Conan, Alice Campbell, Jula
In the third div ison the cross of honor was award,
Mary Desne Nes Ka s% %shs M sEaydfS
HSantIaut, , Annie Reilly, Corpsiia Heensn,. Annie
sullivan, Annie May jane Esssa. sGsie n Klein.
fssr yoSephEn Is sssSSaatn MsEsf MsI
FFeIsusQp, LasIs Owens, MARI Conner Lizzie ose,
0gie, Mary Masterson,. Alice Mastersom, Mary n !.
Sni lr sn, Mamie Hurley Johanna O'DOnoshue,
In The rst division of tn. boys, the cross of honor
premiums to Willie Thorne, Fsursns pi1ise, Js sre
inish B.riean, John Mcintyre. Masshsw Mcintyre,
Willie Collins. Albert Ashe, Aicysius McCRiba
honor to James Oconper and SiT pssw
INNS TO Eddie Craig, James Connolly, srnes Archer
Willie sncsue, Taos Morssa Jnssps sS Dssgy
In t. third OF the boy. the cross Of honor
Sullivan Ja%si smith, Lee MoS 1 sots Mc sahn
Laurence Renh,rt, Fred Keiiey, George Haard
Nm. Whelan, Vim; sho. maker. Robert McKenig,
Mi Mic re- in Isrns VIM. 4; kins, Essex A
Eilns 70 sarah H eSurn ceeiiiia Til man Rob p
.yis ~ Sstesi Martha Grinneli Ida fiilman,
terts Cote, Matilda Smith, Alice Cole, Annie M1r
ray, Emma Granison Winnie Coats. Kate Wood
First class colored boys, premiums TO Noses
Total nqmbe' efcissses in boys division So; total
hpmter 81 ciases in girls division s6, total number
On the conclusion q the distribution a hymn was
srng by the "CricSet'' choir, sfter which Father
ntonesfieet addressed the children and congratu
The IMPROVEMENTS DAMAGE CLAIMs.-The
amount allowed ~ TIE commission appointed
10 deteTEi. .!t te damages sustained by the citi-
zens OF G"oT g,iO~ u, by reason of street i'm
proyeneTtS t'uf- m SOS. ~. The report was
approved by every member Of the Board of
Public Works and submitted To the Legislative
Assembly, but no appropriation was made by
that body.
CAUTI0N.-Several letters complaining that
the law prohibiting the sale of tire-crackers is
not enforced have been received at the station
house, and the police have determined to keen
sharp eye on both sellers and buyers Of these
mschieyOus nuisances.
RIVER NEws.-The schooner Anna Bell has
arrived from Salisbury, Md, with 7O, go feet of
lumber for the Wheatly Bros The steamers
George II. Stout, from Philadelphia, and the
Columbia, from Baltimore, have both arrived
with full cargOes of general mel chaudise. Also
the Lady OF the Lake, from Norfolk, with q
full cargo.
NEEDED.-Now that High street has foot
pavement laid on one side, the carriageway
should be cleaned up.