Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-30
Immaculate Conception Schools

immaculate Conception Schools
The distribution OF premiums of the In
maculste Conception schools took place yes
terday afternoon, and there was large at
tendance of the parents and friends OF the
pupils present. After interesting exercises
the premiums were awarded as follows:
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
q. Z. Ci,Tk, president; JerIms Mccarthy, secre-
senior Geparlment-Gold medal, Aloysigs Nc
Tssssg glass Baxs L~ Franz JSh2
class 3, John +. Freeman, Bernard CocIasure class
el1o; Glass s. benjamin. amer Charles Csssa.,s,
class 8, John Graham, Harry Young, ex tquo; class
Junior depsrtnent-siiver med Al, Bernard Park
Tinsson class l. prem Ip John keliiheL, Edward
Welier Roche. Frank shannon; class 3 Fr.nE
DAVID zersss class I, john Ryan, JOSH Mop,r'
mont; glass {, Frank Collins, Jacob WiedsInan
DAY SCHOOL.
Teachers-,!Mr. P. vaughan principal, Miss R.
Premium, Wm. Nee .rtsy,' hrithniefic-ist class,
Ortmiqms, " n Ice arthy, Johu 7. II ward, William
ard, Joseph DAILY stePh9n LIveroni, John baTry,
lcTd I'd Downing, On, Rabbit, John Danah II; 81
class Daniel gme, Jan Reilly, Charles Live ron
Mccarthy, W Q Beirps, Harry Martin, W. A.
mes Dunn S ba,,6naSv sqSsn Aeh Kssga
IniIlTns, v. + o BeiTne, j. T. Howard, ". = Pol
u. u.
a. L Nsre; p class, David Lerega, Maurice Roche,
" alter Roche, Daniel Eeefe, ChsTlcs Daruee, " IL
Co st1he ca f@ d DalS T fi mn h hG1i
WHY Barrett Gsggraphy-lsi class: pr -ri.Iurns,
B. Mailer, W. A. Polia d, J. +. Graham, joseph
Sullivan, Thoma! " hte, NJ. Reag4a, Thorn -
sher. 81 4 che, Random Pollard, John Ny
En-, Wa ter Roche, James Burke, Fraos SAT- ii.
". r. Mccarthy, jno. Liveroni- " 4. Pollard,
I 6hi PIwers, vii MoriartY. wiz BroSn, Z 1hn
1t Class. premiums TO Michael Sullivan, q. =.
powning I h.m4; Eeaehe, J. F. Fr9@ nau, Chtrie.
S NsheI n Rfssan ATh ,Ia lie Merle, Pa shany
Rdsss S. gy E E%g LS9srle DTnth r War
David ztregs Frank Williams, John + curtis
Class WHY Mccarhg Wiz Murphy H John nT Rja1 ~
John Ccx,y Harrington. w. Harrington, James
Thomas FlaEagan,. Charles baker spslIins-sd
class premiums 70 Harry 16uIg George DAILY An
yabn DAILY; Arthur, Flynn, james sullivan, George
NI.lsI, Michael Cox, Charles Bradley, Thomas
o'Beirne' James Brown John C0nnel.
THE SEAToN HoUsE-SUI Against the
Government. - Edmonia Semmes, j. III.
Semmes and j. l.. Barbour, the owners of
the Seaton House and adjoining property,
occupied for some years by the Z. s. Pension
Office, made application yesterday for writs
OF mandamus 10 compel Carl Schurz, Secre-
2,GOO due for the rent ofthe buildings from
the 1st OF July, 1876, to the 18th OF September
in the same year. The petitions set forth
that the United States on the 18th of Septenn-
Der, ISL, became lessee OF this properly for
five years at rent of s25 600 per annum for
one portion, and of $1,000 per annum for au-
other portion; that the United States (which
then removed the pension Office to the Shep-
herd buildiDg,) vacated the building on the
18th OF September, and that the rent was
paid up to the lst day of July; that Secretary
Schurz offered TO pay the rent to the 18th OF
September on condition that the owners
would execute a full acquittance of all de-
maDds on the United States for rent. THIS
the petitioners say they declined 10 do on the
ground that it would injure the claim for
further compensation. They further set forth
that unless relief is granted before the 3Otb of
June the sum due for rent will be covered
into the L. $. Treasury, and be no longer APP
plteahie Cor that purpose. They ask mal-
dsmus 10 prevent the Secretary OF the Int
riOr from covering this money into the
treasury, ana to compel him 10 pay the sum
due TO them. An alternative rule Is ordered
TO be Issued which, il is understood will
have the effect OF preventing the money from
being covered into the Treasury, but will
leave II In The Secretary's hands subject to
The further order OF the court. Mr.. r. T.
Merriek appeared for petitioners.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John How
ara 10 W; Il Clarke, =, square $50; s23 900.
square l,O57; $50. B. Milburn to H. A Girls,
void, part 2, square III; 81 ,OOO w. Redin
woodward trustee, TO Solomon Slower, part
=, SQUARE lcL, 800. LelplOid and Snyder,
trustees, to NJ. Gill, east part 1, SQUARE
2l3; 5000. T. NJ. GIL to II. A. Gin, parts 10
ana II, square 14; $500. R. ID. Mussey
trustee, TO 3. Il. Segar, lots and 6, square
I,CtO, and D, square ,053; sl5I. j. q. Payne
trustee, TO b. solomon, sub. Is, square $50:
sC55. Moses Kelly TO P. Heany, sub. As,
square tl5; 5000 Moses Kelly to ]. W. Pun,
PhIey, Jr., subs 81 TO 81, square So; a 900
Archie to 2. ID. Vaughn, sab. IS and north
pam 50, square SS3; - 600. II. X. Whitman
20 =. III. Jones, sub. "a, square ass: 81 on s
b. Kelly 10 j. H. Cassell, sub. %. sor,are soa.
$500. j. r. Olmstead to John o. Evans
sub. 10, square 1s2; 1928. Citizens Buiidiny
Company TO Mrs. NJ. II. FENDER sinh 9s
square S3; $780, A. T. Bradley To Ann
Bean, part 3, square III; 81 900 r a Cant
TO A. Berry, part 20 and lots p and p. sonare
81; $500. A Mex. Langley to Thames L.,
part 4, square i22; $50. Moses Kelly tn z; AZ
Aheherton, subs. IL to 81, square al. =. oOo
NJ NJ. Rohrer to John A. Hayward nat
square ,o59: 1922. F. T. Rawlings To a p
Bauman, part /, square I97; 81 800
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The record OF the Arlington Fire Insurance.
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