Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-24

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Matte G. Jones. Mary J. Kelly, Emma q
Kraft. Laura f, Lichty, W. Ella McCu' ,,, ~
Lille Miller. Julia l.. Nerrath, Ella C. X nh ~
F. Louisa Neurath Mary E; Seton, SarS S me-
Mabel P. Kent, s. EliSa5eth HoIro: d Bassstf
School No. 5. grade No. S, NJ Emma Van
RCr s1ne sss Wam W Wsre Alice
| Terrell, Susan U. America, Eva H. Jones Rosa
L: Buckley; Jane r Bnrges.s Louisa J. Haskin
lanes lanes u Breasf Ell EmeS Dement, Amelia
Augusta X. KeyeT, ihorsel Tolson, Louisa NJ,
Brenpinger.
IS se hoo Ne 6, gIaSe No; Mary L Packard
Marion Morgan, Luie Bathbone, Douglass
Guinand, Fenton Denison, Mary Barker,
John Hinkel, Harry Rawlings, ChaS. Hartel,
VIM; Williams; Ellen Storey, Eva Kidwe!l.
te School No; l. grade No s. Mary G Kelly,
yer Curtin. Henry Sherwood, William Becker,
Dykes, Edison Phillips, William Sholes, George
School No. 2, grade No. g. Hannah P. John
son, teacher-Mary +. Lynch Mary Ellen
Iippett, Eliza c. Fawcett, Olivia Collifower,
lhe4dora Bradley, Julia A. Gonzerbach, + IL
2beth Conner, Dora G. Riecks, Annie NJ.
Loane, elizabeth s. Eckstein, Emma Bertha
Martha }. Gil, Charlotte c. Dessez. Julia
Palmer. Laura NJ. V. Walsh, Ella Carrico,
Elizabeth Miller, Annie Camilla Kemp, Carrie
Andrews, Emma McNelv
school No 3, grade No. s. Mary Morgan,
teacher-Robert Champion. CYRUS L. Mol1att.
| DIXON Snittin, Walter Scot, VIM. Smith, AD-
pleton Clark. Andrew Brooks, VIM. f. Wheat
ley James I. Nokes, Grant Thompson, George
School No 4. grade No. 6. Mary Awkward.
te1cher;-Agnes WaSney, Phoebe Holmes,
aiIra Willentucher, Lula Hitz. Addie E.
FFhSmpsop hi soPha DiSteTich Belle Price
Mary Garrett. Estea Lusby, Ida Kraft, Lillian
Berkeley, Mary Jenkins, MagdaLena Book,
Gf TaI T1o WilS9n Mary Ieitch Mary Dnlin,
cry Marion Watson, Mary BranSon, Milan e
Schott, Mary P. Smith
sc;lool No. l, grade Nor, Victoria L. Nourse
teacher.-Clarence +. DoOltte, George Her
| geSheimer, Richard A. Pyles, Clarence NJ Toll
man, Hawkins Taylor. Albert S. Houghton.
R Mm?R > E; Cock, Fred + Bright, Charles F.
Nice. Miller, George L. Lascalleet.
.oS school No. 2, grade No 7, Lucy B. Davis,
G tfaGkaerL aMSs . JUhnsGn Frances
SON Anna E. King: Maya. Smith, Ida E. f l.
wards; Mary Z. Wood Virginia s. Jarboe.
Ma Mary y + Kelly, Helen MeFarland Mary Nun,
Julia f. HolrOyd '"'''' -''0'n'''
+o school No. / grade. No. s, A. T. Stewart.
Nierbuchen, Conrad Weiss, Arthur Eakie
fehN freyhOld, Charles Jones' Arthur Kpmo
Carroll SOper William Boswell Harry Cunn.
ningham, Edward SiggerS. Caleb CIaTk 70
Seph Skerrett Charles White John Magnnis.
James BreretOn.
teacher.--Minnie Bohrer, Mary A Burch. Mary
Burns, Amelia Erbach, Jeannette Felger,
Ff,re 1I k9ndrup, Christina Logan, Effie
~ meG6IlT Riley Russell, Annie Waters Eta
Mary Mcpherson, Fannie HanfOrd, Mamie
Hfaniord, Eugenia HoSkinsOn, Annie Scarf,
2 If, e09nor0n, JuIia Erb. Clara Pennington,
Harriet Pritchard, Hattie Van Horn
Amusements, Excursions. &c.
NGt30nGt 1hedter.-.. Led Astray" after
CdfeiuI preparation will be presented here this
evening; The occasion will be the benefit
rendered MIR. Joseph s. Sessford the polite
ana deserving ticket agent of the theater. The
mousse should be crowded, both on account OF
MI SesSf0rd and because an opportunity will
De furnished of Witnessing an excellent com
edy III trSt-claSS style.
young Peoples association of Waugh NJ f.
church; on the barge COckade City to Marshall
nan, taxes place to morrow as will be seen by
affair. r-''''
The z: ". B. will give their annual excur
S $40 Marsha IA hall next Wednesday on board
Inc JOhn w. thompson. Leaves at 6:3O D. m
A feature OF the excursion will be grand dis
play of fireworks.
~ There riU be temperance excursion TO
" f,li, Grove Camp grounds on the 4th
Uniformed PatriGrchs. l. O. o. f.. will give
an excursion 10 Fortress Monroe Norfolk and
the Capes Thursday, July 18th.
FREE LECTURE oN''A TRAINING SCHooLFoR
COokING. "A lecture, free to all. on the subject
of "A Training School for Cooking will be- de-.
nVered at the Labor Exchange to- morrow eve
ming by Miss Julia Corson. Miss COrson is
Wen known and highly esteemed for her efforts
I'D improve the art of cookery especially
among the labOring classes. She has written
one two clever books on the subject, which
nave Deen well received. She is suparinten
dent OF the New York cooking school and is
thoroughly converSant with the subj ect of her
lecture, and, being an excellent talker, vii,
make her effort interesting as well as instruc-
tive.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The following ap-
pointmenIs of Past Chaneellors to install Oil
lodges, during the first week of July, have
been made by VIM: T. Bailey, the Grand Chan.
G cello John W. Thompson, Franklin Lodge;
ming Webster 1nn1 Bradbmry I Gu
and Decatur; j: T. CALDWELL Calanthe David
Gregg, Friendship; Fl. G. Devine, Hermoine:
l.. Il; EoeI Der Excelsior; John Schubert, Ger
); G. l.. FoXwell, Equal; John King, Harmony;
Halvor Nelson, Union.
LIST OF PATENTS granted to the residents
OF Maryland, Virginia and the District of Co
lumbia for the week ending June 18th, ISIS
Jos: Forrest, OF Oakvile, Md, self lighting
y. ",
Baltimore, Md, dinner kettles; Beverly Ke
mon, OF Washington. d. c., counterpOise BAT
terieS; Jos. F. Woodbridge, JOhan F.. Nystrom
and Lyman ID. Howard, of Richmsnd, Va,
lump tobacco machines; Geo. W. Hunter, of
Washington, d. c., shuttles for sewing ma.
chimes treiSsue)
THE CAPITOL HOMICIDE TRIAI-The trial
OF George G. Ellison, formerly engineer of the
House of Representatives. on the charge of
murder, in ha wing killed David Small with an
axe helye in March. 1867, was resumed in the
Criminal Court. Judge Wylie, this morning.
and testimony on the part of the defense was
continued. DR.. John Swnberg, of Albany ties
tilted that the wound as described was not
necessarily fatal, and did not produce the dis
ease OF which the man died The trial was in
progress when our report closed.
PARDONS BY THE PRESIDENT were received
by the Marshal on Saturday for the following
prisoners Geo. Simpson, convicted in the Pc,
lice Court of four cases of petit larceny on
May Sth, 1877; Geo. Z. Ward, convicted i'm the
same place on February 18th, 1873, of an as
Sault. and sentenced to six months in Jail:
Jas. Reynolds convicted in the Criminal
Court on November ID, 1877, of larceny and
sentenced for year to the penitentiary
ANNUAL ELECTION.-The German American
FIRE insurance Company of District of Column