Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-27
GEOR ETC WV.

TRINITY SCHooL.-The commencement ex-
ercises OF the Trinity school, under the direction
OF Brother Donnelly, s. j., took place yester-
Is in fiourishing condition, and the director
has as his assistants Mrs. Mary Harper and
Mr.. Joseph b. Mitchell Rev. Father Rocco
OF the school The prizes were then awarded
by Rev Father Stonestreet, as follows:
Medals, Michael Fitzgerald, Stephen MoUlish and
SaIisu, studies 70 Masters James oOo1nor, Nd.
smss. seemsn esr HamsS Connolly
James Archer, Willism Mentally. I'd. Fridley, Ed.
1ghue, Albert Ash; Louis Msnkin James Connolly,
sMp a,hss
MeintiTe, Thomas Mcguire, William Davis, J smes
Iisan, Thomas Morgan. Thomas suiIaiose, ' oanie
Mccarthy, James Frswley, Dennis Kane, William
Brown, Michael 9sllseEer, ienatfu, King s Hsua;
NNewms,Gn, S9hn Sullivan, nrness Brown, yohu
as1an E sSha
ard Hsnson, James Pearson Joseph Fearslp, Mar
;S' sI fIssTt jasI: b.asy rd @
S s Nsv Rss as9Ty Rsidy Per,ey Craig VIII
Deem, Hamilton Paul, VIM. .R5bertson, Cisrsacs
MeClsha John Harrington. William Lishear, Jobn
Fnds; 6sne oGonner aaarrs ss r%es H thn,
ysrne1, Tt onas ennedy, Michael Ly pch. A thur
dhsiksr me eXersses were inierspersed with
PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoEs.-The an
nual examination OF the public schools of
Georgetown was concluded yesterday after
noon with the male grammar school, Mr.. b. L.
JanDey teacher, located in the Montgomery
street building. Trustee Dunlop, assisted BIZ
Mckee and Mr.. A. T. Stuart, principals re-
spectively OF the male grammar aud male in
termediate schools of the 1st district, Washing
ton. conducted the examination. Trustees
Hyde and j. NJ. Wilson and Prof. Daniel were
among the visitors. There are "a pupils on the
roll of this school, all of whom were present.
The examination was creditable to all concerned
The roll Of honor was as folloWs:-Medal, SAINT
I. Turner; diplomas-lst class, Edwin Glad
mon, VIM. shoemaker, w. Il. Duble, r. r.
Gurley, Geo. Freeman, VIM. Mullican, Alexau-
Miller. Henry K. Shoemaker, Maurice Bar
w: Davis.
4 sxiEoT MooStroHT INCLUSION down the
ss the
eteamer Pilot Boy, will leave tho wharf foot OF
High street at 40, and 9Th street wharf at $50,
promptly. See advertisement.
GEORGHTowN ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
After Dur report closed yesterday the awards
were made, Of which the following were the
most important:
gold i medal. were conferred BY Father Ts.iy. for
NJ form excellence Of conduct, on Annie Brien.
psGn .I Lay kis,is wsid ill., E1nis ILL.,
Ihs ssoo9d hSnoTs s9nisfsns OF iSer
Pss.G h2 nng sssde II II,1s WAN g..
Fletcher: B. . Marie Thia3: b: g.; Mary inter,
Nellie Savage. D. G Alice Lishear, d. O.; Maggie
speilnsn o; 6rsdustips medals were coLf-rr.a
French, d. O.; Carrie stson, Mich. Mary Mosher.
ID. O., and Jennie alters. Ma. l3 premiums were
Among the needle work exhibited were chairs by
Misses Boyle, Hutton, patterson sud Thomas; OTTO
mars BIZ Misses StoTes and MIL, paintings in
Irdia ink By Misses Rsdier. Dickson and Cody
fruit mes BY the Misses Cody and Weaser; wax.
work by Misses FAINT, Moxley and Hutcher
Coal TRADg.-The coal trade for the week
past has been about on the average. With
some OF the com panies it bes not been 30 brick
while with others il has been active. Owing 10
strike at the mines Of tho Youghicgeney Gas
Coal Co., their business has been limited for
the week. They have received 1,4s0 tons aud