Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09
LEGIsLsrryE ASSEMBLY.

ing any business.
HOUSE.-Mr. Berry presented petitions of
G. III Fickliug and Matiids Keayla; referred.
Mr.. Fleming re .orted from the committss on
appropriations bill amending tbs license Ia ~
shall not apply to resident dealers; read = sec
ond time. Mr.. Cox reported from the commit
tee OF public works bill 70 open alley In square
No. 100; read a second time.
\ message was received from the Governor
enclosing communication from DIR. Nichols, of
the Government Insane Asylum, With account
Of FL 29i 80, for the support OF 10 patients sent
there BY the District authorities; referred.
The House proceeded to consider the code,
Mr.. Under wood in the chair. After some time
being spent therein, the committee rose aud
reported TO the House that no conclusion hal
been arrived at.
MIR. Brooks offered a bin appropriating 81 300
for enlargiDg school house in the Sixth schsoi
district in the county; referred to the commit
tee on public schools. Also, bill requiring the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company to
cause fagmen to be stationed at crossings in the
county Tor the protection Of lite and property;
referred to the committee on railroads.
The colored school examinations commenced
To-Day under the intelligent supervision of Su-
perintendent G. 4. j. Cook ard the trustees.
10 day. Teacher, Miss Alice NJ Parke; nam
her OF pupils, 50; medal 10 Ellen Clark; certir-
Gates to Abrshs lam Coleman, Sarah Tyler. Henry
Smith. Catherine London, Martha Harper,
Mary Robertson, Mary AndeIs son, Elizabeth
Saylss, Edward johnson, James Benson Rant
BrOeGon, and John frazier.
Primary No. IL, 4th district.-TeacHar Miss
Ii. NJ. Johnston; number OF pupils, So; numb er
present, 50; mccall 20 Robert Berry; certif .ates
to Layinis Castor, Mary Gsskins, jos. Syphav,
Charles Winston. Annie Graham, Louisa II a
Robinson.
Primary No. 10, 4th djstrict-Teacher, Miss
Nj. r. Bartlett; number of pupils. So; M nber
present, SO; medal to Maria Brown; certif 4tes
10 Martha Early, Mary A. Gr1stv, Nancy Scott,
Henry DoZier, Henry Young, Jas. j. Parker,
Anna Bagby; John II. Mark, Charles CrOpp,
Primary No. Q, 4th district Teacher, Miss
II. "A. Sauuders; number of pupils, 80; number
present, AZ; medal to Mittie NJ ason; certificates
to Rachel Taylor, William Saunders, Norris
jackson, Charles Young, Carrie Page, Harri-
son Robinson. John Green, John Wesley, Rich
ard Mark, aud Rose Ewell.
Primary No. s, 4th dstrict.-Teacher, Miss
a. V. Thompkins; number of pupils, SO; nun
Der present, sc. First honor (medaD to Hen
rietta Matthews; certificates to Madison DIR
sey, Enoch jackson, Jos ID. Il. Hamer, Chas.
Smith, Eliza Bell, Charlotte SHINES.
Grammar No. g. 4th district-Teacher, Miss
Eliza g. Randall; number Of pupils, SO; num-
rine Brooks; certificates to Winnie Jones. Rich
ard Lucas, Margaret johnson, Henrietta
Simms, Lewis Jones. Walter Jones, Sidney
johnson, Lucinda Smith, Julia SomeryiIIe
Mary Hsmer, Fannie Banks, Minor Lynd.ey.
Trustees Ryder and Walker Lewis were
present St these examinations, which were very
satisfactory: A large number OF parents aud
friends OF the pupils were also present. The
recitations and other exercises indicated an ex-
cellent degree OF proficiency.
REAL Esr ATE TRANSFERS Henry winn to
Isaac IL. Jones, part lots and 8, square 2)J,
50 600; Jabez Lord ct al to Jos. b. williamson,
lot ID, subdivision of square 6Z3, 81; w. W. Met
calf to Thos. Angel, part lot 50, subdivision OF
tract OF land called Friendship, $40; VIM. II.
Ward, trustee, to j, II. Lathrop, so uars $50,
s3,i25; VIM. T.. Edmons on, trustee, 10 Thomas
ma In .,
Perry TO Fred. G. Perry, part lot Il, square 3,
81; Edw. L. Tayloe and wife to Thos. FItzger-
ald, lot ., square 8, sl,235.9S VIM. h. Ward,
trustee, 10 VIM. b. Downing ct al, lot 2, square
29I, 81, 40 Is; John W. Kennedy, trustee tn
John T.. Kendall, part lot Is, square 693, s.:
" m. b. Webb ct al 10 Conrad itoeber, part lot
l., square Z36, ~ ,26O; Edwin q. Cutter aud
wife 10 James f. Fitch, lot 81 ana part lot s..
square ga, Sl0.2S9 80; Edwin E. Cutter aud
wife t. james j.. Fitch, pert lot y, square 2l4.
500; John Chester and wife TO TheO. F. Nc
Canley ct al lot IL and part lots IL aud II,
square e23, S2,sS4.10; James Ryley and wife
TO Theodore F. McCauleY ct al, part lot;
ID and II, square s23, S525; James Carrico
10 Ellen Carrico, part lot 1, square 50. 500. 49,
kuiolph LoAsiger TO Masv II. ScdOoIcraft, lot
l., subdivision OF square 131, al@O part OF lots 2
and 8 square 191. S23, eco; Frank L. Bramh sli
TO VIM. l.. Bramhall, lots and 2, square ,O3I
$3.50; Antonio Kuhn to Anton Heitmu Ter. lot 2,
square 2i2 $4,000, Chas I. YOder an wife ID
" NJ Warder, part lot II, square $50, 81; VIM.
Il. Todd TO John BrOsnahsm, lot q, square 49,
S5t25c; I. II G.. Todd TO VIM. e. Keunealy, lot
30, square CAS-, $50; Franz Ganan to ID. i. P lr-
tellO. lot -, square 442, S653.2i; j. F. Hcdys9u
To j. q. Bowen ct al, part lot /, sgu8re 49, -;
Walter Stewart TO l.. Knowles part lot Is,
square 10. 81 ,JO); Geo. w. Bushee aud wife to
John A. Davis, part lot 9, square 10, 81 so;
Chas. II. White TO G. l.. Graham lots g. Q an /
10, square ,03j, - $50, VIM. ii. Ward, trust ,a
to John Cammack. lots 2l9 and 221, square 81 5,
Sl,l06; W. II. G.. Thompson to Chas. A. Hamann
lot 30, square 3Gl, 500.
FAsRloSABLE SoCIET UNMAsKR0.'-This
Y the title OF the lecture TO be delivered 1T
willard Hall. Friday evening, by Mrs. y sth aIis
Pollard, for the bsnetit OF the sufferers in the
Mississippi valley. Mrs. Pollard il a brilliant
and accomplished lady, or fine personal appear
ance ard musical voice, and these talents aud
qualifications have served to give her very de-
dsd success in the lecture field, into which she
has lately entered. Much interest will be felt
to hear her in this city, where she has resided
for many ye ars, and this with the exceptionally
meritOrious object tor which she lectures viii
undoubtedly serve to I'LL willard Hall FIiday
night. President Grant has signiRed his purpose
to be present If possible, and other notabes will
undoubtedly give the same encoura cement to
go worthy an object as the aid of the starving
sufferers by the southern hoods.
The REcHABIrRs OF The District had grand
parade yesterday and the procession was a yery
hne one. Headed by the Corcoran Zouaves
band they started from the Capitol grou nds at
O'Clock and marched up the avenue to G. gorge
town, returning by p street bridge to Hsmline
NJ. f. church, corner of and n streets, where
addresses were made by Messrs Lighter,
G.. G. Baker and g. w. Dennison. About 2, !
men were In the procession, which was mar
shalled by Mr.. VIM Oberly.
THE COURTS.
EQUITY GOURT-Jadge WyIie.
To-day, Scott VS.. Rodgers; order appointing
Virginia F. Scott guardian ad Item 10 Ann 4
and Margaret Scott. Ashley VS.. Butter et al /;
order that both parties have ten days furth er
time to take proof. Page VS.. Page CT al; order
for appearance OF absent defendants. Robia-
son VS.. Welch ct al; order continuing restrain
ing order and allowing ten days in which to
amend bill. Sawyer vs.. Hunt; order overriding
application for a receiver, and retaining cause
until after the N atuTity OF debt due complain
ant, and then be proceeded with as shall be
deemed advisable. briggs va. Daniels; order to
continue by consent to parley for settlement,
Scott vs. Grant; decree, by consent OF defend
ant, FOR specific sum ami c0sts against defend
ant. Corwine VS.. La Poiute; order Overriding
demurrer, and defendant 10 have leave until
hrst Tuesday in july TO answer the bill after it
shall have been articeG. Gunton VS.. Zautzing-