Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-15
The COlOred Schools.

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continued in the fifth division, (Chamberlain's
building) Georgetown. The awards are GER
tillcateS for scholarship, department. attend
ance, drawing, penmanShip and music, the
same as in the white schools. The exercises
much pleased with the attachments of the
pupils. The merit rolls were as follows:
+o school No; ], grade No. 5, RST Ho yard.
ersOn Sara Morgan, Mary Simms, Sara Viii
liams, John Pope. Maria Morgan, Mary Pryor,
frances Simms Frances Smith, Sara Riddles,
anna Nelson, Elizabeth BoOthe, Isaac Wilson,
Emma Ransom, Anna Brown, lola Westburn,
washington GRAY. Ida Johnson, Fannie Saun-
School No. /, grade No 3, H. A. Martin,
johnson, Louise Murphy, John Butler, Lo-
Ross. Nelson Saunders, John Tyler, Catharine
Sewel, Stella Vessels, Robert Jones, Charles
Lawson, VIM E Morris, Lorenzo Chase, Alice
line Williams Joseph SmallwoOd, VIM. Jones,
Ernest Rowe.
School No. l, grade No: 2, Miss L. v. Fisher.
RhOadeS, Daniel ThompkinS, Eliza Reeder,
Louisa Frazier, Francis Bowman, Arena Viii
llams, Lydia Stewart, John Johnson, Georgi-
anna am i Yates, Vincent Jones, Laura Riddles,
School No. 2, grade No. 2, Miss M. C. Barney,
teacher:ISophia Shelton, Emmett Parker,
shelton Edward Gates, George Nash, Edward
Barnes, Edward Bell, James Brown.
School No. l. grade No. l, Mrs. G. Z. Collins,
teacher-Mary Ross, Catharine Smith, Hen
rietta Wise, Mary Watson, Georgiana Bodley,
WD A ctival, Geo. BleasOn, John Smith, NJ ar
garet Fountain, Sophia Hughes, Ella Silence,
BESSIE johnson n Morgan Tucker, Lille Turner,
School No.2, grade Mol, A. w. Ringgold,
teacher:-Cora Colbert, Anna White, Viz
GINA Reeder Edward Boyd, Jas. Williams,
Chase, VIM. Carroll, Mary bowman Clenen-
tina jeffrey Lorenzo Ware, Ada Martin.
HIGH SCHOOL.
High School, M. j. Patterson PRINCIPAL:
MessrS L. F. Barney and E E Parke, assistants.
The closing exercises at the High School in
sumner Hall drew together large audience
more than usually interesting The programme
was carried out to the satisfaction of all
present. 1t comprised physical geography and
works by the individual members of the class,
defamation, essay, dialogue, drama and vale
dietory, and award of certificates, interspersed
Johnson and Brooks, Superintendent Cook.
Revs: Waymen, BrOdie, and Mr.. lilly. The
merit roll was as follows:
ginia r Herbert, Mary E. Minor, Mary CHAMP.
Emma King Rosetta Boston, Henrietta Clarke
Susie Check, Maria Fletcher, Mlie Gibbs,
ee Ella nse a JohMnOn ta
Clara Wheeler, Louis Harris, EsSie Wood.
COup'S ShoW will leave after tO-night's per-
1ormance for Baltimore. Its success has been
equal 10 It's unusual merits. The tents have
always been crowded, and the audience more
than satisfied with the entertainment offered
IL is In every respect a tirSt-claSs Show and
deserves everywhere the popularity and pa
tTonage it has received from the people OF
Sunday EIcurSiOnS-The B. B. Choir annual
excursion takes place Tomorrow. going to Giy-
mont. The MattanO will go to Marshall Hall,
N m nd rnfr rr,tr, %
The Lady OF the Lake will take five-hours
sail down the river, calling at G!ymont both
ways She leaves at p: m. The Cockade City
5. She will land at Fort Washington Going 20
and coming. The steamer Mary Washington
goes to Marshall Hall axd Mount Vernon
Springs tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
st. Josephs Orphans Picnic will take place
at the SchuetZen Park next Monday 1t Should
be well attended.
| The Excursion by Washington Lodge, No. 6,
!; U. M, leaves this evening at $50 O'Clock, on
Inc Jane MOseley, for Fortress Monroe, Nor.
| folk and the Capes The boat will return at
O'Clock next Monday morning.
Ihe Elegant Steamer Sue leaves tonight at
| S0.cl0ck for Point Lookout stopping at Piney
Polnt gong and coming She will return by
:, The Select Moonlight Excursion of the Young
| Peoples Society, of the 4th-street M. E. church
takes place next Monday evening, going forty
| =. me Georgetown Masonic Choir will give
| family excursion to GlymOnt next Wednesday
| on BOARD the Jane MOSeley.
| An0ther Sunlnler EUeniag Concert, with
| dancing, will be given at GiesbOrO Park next
| Club f0 o0'o''o
The Uniformed Patriarchs, l. o. O. f., will
! make an excursion to Norfolk and Cape Hen.
| ry on Wednesday, July 18th.
THE SALE BY AUCTION of A. r. Shepherd g.
Co.'S very large stock of marble and slate
mantes, chandeliers, gas fixtures. fine cOIlec
| ton OF decorative brOnZes, bath tubs, wash
| stands, plumbers tools, &C., is advertised to
| take place on Tuesday morning 18th Instant
| at 10 o'clock, at their store, 18th street and
goods, the largest in the District, is to be sold
| regardless OF cost, and offers rare inducements
| to the trade and private buyers. The well
known and reliable house of Duncanson Bros
| will conduct the sale. We are in receipt of a
catalogue, which is extensive, and may be had
| at the office of the auctioneerS.
LADIES' real English stockings woven
| seams, only Is; buntingS all pure wool 25:
| cream, navy blue, black and grey bunting:
lace bnntings, navy blue, cream and black,
only p; beautiful dress goods, part silk, % !;
beautiful dress goods, part wool, Is. Carter's
| ~ Market Space. Bleached table damask
S; new paraSOlS, children's paraSOlS. chill
dfens colored stOckings.-Adrt.
ROMAN gold necklaces, cross earrings.
| bracelets to match: Lake George and Hn,