Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

rered, 50; withdrawn, 81; suspended, B; pres
rnt every school day, ZIG; corporeally pun
ished, IL; aggregate days the schools were
open, lSS; aggregate attendance, les days;
average attendance, All; aggregate attend.
snces, 7,74S; absences, $50; percentage of
time" lost by absence, ii applicants q;
waiting admission so; number Of visits By
School Trustees-ls. district, 30; %, >; 81, 8;
secretary, 5.
The average attendance on each teacher,
was for the month, Al pupils; the highest
average attendance was in Primary school,
No ;, miss NJ Thompson, principally
where Is schooidays in month OF ~ days
was made, the average attendance being %
out Of % pupils who were on the roll lst OF tae
month, and So pupils on the last; the agg1e
gate number Of days attendance was 9Sg; the
aggregate absences 65 days. In the female
department of the LIST district school, Miss
Middleton, teschcr,) out Of Al pupils who were
in school on the first, and 43 on the last Of the
month, "a wore presen. every schOolday; tie
average attendance was AZ in this school the
least number Of days absences are reported,
being only SO, AMI the percentage Of school
time thus lost only 1 per cent
Second DiStTjct-Numher Of pupils on The
first day of the month, 627; last day. Gas; en-
tered, Is; Withdrawn, 30; suspended, 10; trans
terred, z, present every school day, 267; cor
po-eally punished, 43; aggregate DAYS the
schools were open, 20S!; aggregate attendance,
Isl days; average sttendancs $40; aggregate
attendance, $50; absence, ], l55; per csntaEe
OF time lest By absence, Ii; applicants, IS;
waiting admission. 10: visits by School Trus-
tees-2l district, Sc; Sd, IL; secretary,9
Tho average on each teacher in this district
was 81 pupils; the highest average attend
ance was IN priuary No. Miss Z Parsons
teacher, being So; the aggregate number Of
days Attendance was 06l, being the highes':
the aggregate number of days absences was
%, the lesst; the per centage Of time thus lost
was Only per cent.
Third DIJtrIrf Number Of pupiIs on the
frst day of the month, 7O3, last day, 69l; en-
tered. IL, withdrawn. -, suspended, S; traur-
ierred /; present every school day, 252; cor
Direally punished, -; aggregate days the
schools were open, 30. aggregate attend
ance, 1879. days; average attendance, 57I;
aggregate attendance, il So; absence, 1,3OS;
Ter centTgs Of time lost by absence IL. ar
pic3n;s, 30 waiting admission. l66. visits bY
schoci trustees-5i distric.. 1913
The average attendance Oh each teacher in
this district was Il pupils; the highest aver.
age attendance wRs in Primary No |. Miss :.
E.vans teacher, being SO: the number of pu pills
m school on the FIRST Of the month was Sc: On
The last, 81; the highest aggregate number of
days attendance vas in the same school
icing lisp days tie least number of DAYS
absence was IN Primary No, s. Mrs N Free
man teacher, being IS days, the per centsge
Of chool time thus lost was per cent being
the least; the greatest number of pupils pres
ent every school dsy was in Primary No. /,
being So.
F01rsh DtUrset-Numbsr of pupil, on the
trst day q the month, 365; last day, Sos; en-
tered, 20; withdrawn, Is; SUSPENDED, 6; pres.
ent every school dag, 17I;cOrpoteally punished
during the month, y aggregate days the
schools were open, lis; aggregate attendance,
lV5 days; average attendance, 342; aggregate
attendance, = 55; absences, 483; per cenIags
ri time lost by absence, :; applicants, S; wait
ing admission, IL; visits BIZ school trustees
fthidisir.ot. 2; Sd, 5, secretary, /.
The average attendance in this district was
- pupils to each school; the highes: average
attendance WAS IN primary school No l, Miss
Annie Adams teacher, being 64-the number
81 pupils on the roll was IS; the greatest ag-
gregate number Of days attendance was in the
male primary school, Mr.. A Edison teacher.
being ESQ days; the least aggregate days alb
sences were In the femg ls department Of the
district school, Miss u Milburn te acher. being
50 days; the per centage Of time thus lost was
Psreent, being the lesstin the city; and the
grestest number of pupils who were present
every school day in the month was 43, and in
the last named school.
THALBEEG's CoScERT.-Carusis Saloon was
hlled again last night, and so we presume it
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Thalberg could make it convenient to appear.
Certainly his audiences here show no symp.
toms OF firing of him rather We think they
are learning better and better t. appreciate
MS marvellous power over the piano power
which the uninItiated are hardly prepared to
understand at first, in consequence Of the
quiet, undemonstratige manner in which he
performs his work. None but pianists. indeed,
cnn we'll appreciate the severity Of the techni-
cal difficulties through which he works his
way with such apparent ease
Our music loving citizens are by no means
content To say goodbye to Mr.. Thalberg quite
yet, and We learn that he has consented 10
give one more concert in this city. and which
will, it is expected, take place on Thursday
week
Madame D'Angri sang superbIy, indeed
last night We must not omit 10 mention the
successtu! dsbHt made by Mile Mathilde
u Angri, who, by her personal charms as well
As her sweet notes, set many q young mans
heart throbbing under his waistc5at and sent
him home madly il love. With the confidence
10 enable her 10 give her musical powers full
expression, and which she will acquire by
facing the fOOt-lights n few times, she is GER
tain TO become great fivcrite with the publ,
BEAT TBIs WHO CAS'-Mrs Miller, wife of
Mr. David Miller, very worthy dairyman
Who resides near the Seventh street toll gate
gave her husband during the recent severe
snap, al unusual house warming, consisting
Of three additional love pledges, In the shape
If the same number Of 6ne boys, at ono birth
The most remarkable feature about the case
is the very unusual size Of each Of tho child
rem, the largest weighing seven pounds nine
ounces the second seven pounds seven ounces,
and the third seven pounds four ounces, ma
king IN the aggregate twenty-five pounds and
fourth. Probably such another case, 80 far
as the size Of the children is concerned, cannot
he found IN medical record. DR.. G II. Craigin
vas the attending physician, and the mother
and her triplets are doing remarkably we'll
Hurrah fcf Seventh street, the vicinity Of the
toll gate will be popular locality. and house
ren's therea bouts may be expected to go up
We enter " ashington city against the world
at the next baby show.
john T. FORD ELECTED COUNCILMAN ~
BALTIMORE The special election in tb.
Twelfth Ward, Baltimore, took place yester-
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