Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-19

First premium 10 SaleCulSu, UFaWluaT.
Geography and Ortbography; - 10 Arithmetic
aud Writog, and ID in Rsadiog, awarded to Miss
Annie kecgaD.
First premium liz Grammar, Geography and
photography, and 81 10 Arithmetic, Reading
aud Wrlllag, awarded to Miss Ida Eichberg.
Second premium in Catechism, Writing and
Orbography, and 3 ! in Grammar and Geogra.
ply, awarded to Miss Nettie DOnney.
Second premium 10 Grammar, Geography
auG Writing, and 81 10 Arithmetic and Or
biography. awarded to Miss Florence Hodkln-
son, Washington, ID. &.
First premium 10 Rcalng; Sd 10 Grammar
and Geography, ana 9TH in Arithmetic, award
ed % Miss Daisy l!0dkinsoD, Washington,
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JuniUr rias:-Nrla Tor marked improve
meU. 10 ~, studies Of the Juoior class, award
cd to Miss jennie Danserticld, Prince Georges
County, Md.
First premium in Catcchism, Arithmetic,
Geography. Heading and Writing, and ID 10
Spelling, awarded to Mary Rafferty,.
FIRST premium in Cathccllism, Arithmetic
aa,i OttLosrarty. 81 il Geography aud Read
lrE, awarded to Miss Lille Harlow.
First prcninm 10 Catcchism aud Geography;
u in Reading and Orhography, and 81 in
NlilLG.Cti" asa W lItliE, InItGCG W MISS WARY
NligGur.
E'r.t premium in ratccllis.p. E.ading AID
Arithmetic, and 3al in Spelling awarded 10
Teresa Duar.
l';s. Iremium 10 Catcch!:m, Arithu ctic and
Writing 2ut in h&adioc aud 5rd III Spell.
iuS AWARDED TO Maggie Heath, Of Washington,
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First premium in Rcadiog and Spelling,
PAD in Catcc,u, Jfd in Geography and
.tE il Arithmetic and Writing awarded to
Mary Smith.
Mlnlnl. Class. list premium III Catcchlsm
and Arithmetic, Pad in Reading aud Spelling
awarded to Alice Damn.
First premium ia Reading and Spelling, aud
:, I'd in Catcchi,m awarded to Mary Nash.
First premium 10 Ca,cchism aud Spcliog Pod
in Reading awarded to Mary j. CooncIly.
First premium 10 Readlug, End in Catechism
and Spelling, awarded to Mary German.
First premium in Catcchsm and Spelling,
2ad in Raadiug awarded to Lena Ilarl0w.
First premium ia Reading, 2nd in Catechsm
aud Spelling awarded to Mary O'NeaI.
First premium in Caechism and Rcaliog
20 Teresa FaDnOn.
First premium ia Reading and Spelling
awarded to Jenny E,chberg.
Crowns Of honor for superior excellence Of
department IN !hc senior class, awarded to
Misses Gloryna d. Jones, Lily l.. Dayton,
Katie Dunn. Bette Laphcu, Alice Muroane,
Lzzc Carroll, Mary DonnelIy, Mary Green,
Agnes Lynch Mary Daingcrfcld, Blanche
Eiclnn, Bridget Green aud Bessie Barrett.
la the Intermediate class Misses Minnie
Lrnnon. Maggie Downcy, Katie Whicomb,
SalIic AlcWialus, Fsuuic Burus, Eva Ian
400, Mamie Nevrtt, Ida Eichbere, Florence
IIodkinson, Annie kccgan and Nctttle Dom
ely
la the Junior class Misses Jennie Danger
field, Teresa Dunn, Mary kgour, Lille J1ar-
low, Mary Nash, Alice Dunn, Jennie Echberg
and Lena Harlow.
First honor in the Senio: class 10 Miss Paul
iNr BlrJu.
In tic intermediate cias, to Miss Emma
Bishop
la the Junior class to Misses Mary Rafferty,,
Mary J. Connolly, Mary German, Teresa Fan
non, Mary Smith aud Mary O'Neal.
After the distribution Bishop Gibbons ad.
dressed tic scholars, compmenting them upon
their success giving them some excellent adj
VICE, and wishing them much pleasure during
their holidays and throughout life.
The Retiring March, from Faust was then
girca ty Misses Z. JOucs aud Nj. Moore and
the pupils and audience dispersed.
Rvs. ID. O'kauc aoI 4. i. Heating of ST.
Mlry's Church were also present with the
Bishop during the exercises. The young ladies'
we're the recipients Of many beautiful floral
tributes.
The whole exhibition. both the plays and
the music, was decided success and could not
but be gratifying to the parents OF the young
ladies, aud to the good Sisters who have had
them in charge
MARSHAL DOUGLASS AND HIS OLD MASTER.
Among co,orcl excursion party 10 st. Mi
chaci'S, Talbot county Nd, last Sunday. vas
Frederick Douglass, the colorcd u. ). Mar
shal OF the District Of Columbia, who aYallcd
himaciE Of The opportunity to call upon bis old
Muster who resides there. \ correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun gives the following ac-
count OF The meeting:
"Mr. Douglass some :lmc ago expressed a
| wisi to visit his former MASTER, Capt. 1homas
! .iull Il rcs,.cn! OF s.. MIclacl's, aud an
! old man How on TIC verge 0! t&e grave, lnhrm
il Ooiy, bat with y clear and vigorous intel
| !cc; Capt. Aud had expressed lis wiling
ness AMI desire to meet his old servant, and
this VII. Ct Douglass to St. Michacps was
| manly Tor tEat purpose. Inc DI2L arrived ~
al early hCur 10 the moruiug. and as soon as
c,rYcLort Douglass called at Cart Aud res.
iIercs. where he WAS received by Judge VIM
H. Bruif, Capt. Au!d's son-ln-Iaw, who adj
dressed ban a: "Mar=hai Douglass mo,
30" rxpys.u'at:l the marshal, II am Mar
! >hal Douglass in Washington; here let me be
Fred Douglass, ayaIu." The meeting between
| the former master and lorHcr servant was very
affecting. TendcrIy Douglass graspcd the pal
! sled hand Of Capt. Aud, addressed HIM as his
OH master, AL manifested emotion creditabIc
alike to his manhood and to his heart, as he
saw how hcaviy time had laid bis hands upon
him. The Interview was very pleasant through
out Mr.. Douglass stated that 10 his book,
| written SOON after his escape, he had made
| -omc statements that lapse Of time and rctlCc-
ton had caused him to feel he had better lett
| un-ill. and Tor aught that he said that was un-
just lo3h'5 old master, or had wounded his lee /.
ingS, he begged his ioreIrness. Capt. Aud
told hlui hat he had never expected to keep
him in slavery; that he knew forty one years
! bn m,c ~ n no SI.v1 and that