The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-16
CITY NEWS.
school Examinations In New York.

WAfr Scno"i No. L. -.inC snnIsl ~1ani-
nation of the Male pcrartn en-. Of this schcol. which
is ocatci in +;,h s..ec, between sth and pth ave-
n1es. cotntneneei cp Friday ~ last week. by Mr.
Henry iio. Class L was tte .rst examined l.
Is oomrcsei ci the following gpupns;-treaoher, Mr.
Charles 4. Har,raan.)
Theohali NcDonsd. .raAn murphy, cuncrr
Stewart, Geo. rsrilel WIN. Drke, M finnin
Isaac Bassfor,,, Geo stylca Theodore Richards
Henry Morsridse, Tbos Carroll. John wilson, 600
Russell Edward Riser, Frederick Borscr, Joseph
snow, s,ph Hacker, john O'CJnnOr, Louis Wrlc'
John Lsvell., Arthur Herd-0.li. Chsri-s Fowler,
VIM. H. Kelly, John Burger, Frank McCanlsss
Chss Cottrcll, uus,ave vogel, wni smith, Henry
kver, James A'd-ich. John Rev, walter Uitr,
Ptter Riley. James Council. Wm. Cheethsn, Geo.
knhler. Chaa. Denike Robt. Aikrnsn, VIM Ms|eis,
7 ter Berien, Adam Gombcr, Francis Pockr. lge.
John Casey. Henry schaefcr.
The EysminatIon proved the class 10 be good In
geography, very superior IN tables, superior In pen
insnship. and air in reading, spelling, definitions
aud mental arithmetic. The following excellcd,
Rcaf'nc-Geo. Pspplcr, Theodore Richards, John
wilson, '-oph Sn " James Counsll SJ,eiiolJ-
Iheol AID McDunn I, Arthur Il, rdsf eld Geography
JOHN fm1tn. u"urv Mprgrelsc william Che.t-
ham and Charles n,ukc ; 7dblcs- Joseph Hooker.
JOAN oC"nnor, l,us wecker ; Nentdi Avithms-
hc-ftnnci- Partridge Tables mental arUhni,iic,
rrhhHJ ami d'nnn'pps -.i'ln Borrcr Reaiing
~. Htdi dn'hu,stc amt o',aniphy Frederick Rir-
ser. NI'd ~. tdbl"s ant e'-,ruphV WIN Tall
man SpcI.iig, arithmetic and Js,.yrdl,hy X bert
Aikmsn SpcNUg ant arithmetic John Muruly.
i'hn Casey. Gtpudpbg ant arithmetic Duncan
st"weit R,id,rJ and arithmetic -Ie,sc Bs,s'oid,
Adam Gumi"r ReGdp0 rti Gc,-irdJ,by y-Jos"ph
snow GcigrdI tVd id hhls,-i,hu Iayrlc, Chs-
Fowler R'ddiiJ AMI spcNiHg-pcter Bcrirn. Hen
~ schaetsr Redding, spelling and dr,thme'ic-
Charles Cottrel.
Glass u was next examined IN. Frederick w &.
James Teaeherl. The class is composed OF the
following pupils;
John Reilly, IIenry Cozsn, Frank Requa, Thee
Elsthurn, Oscar Dayton John Lowe, WIN. P,tsrp,
,.iher' Fox, John stoilsr,Juhn whittnkcr. Frank
Fuller, Henry Mnglts, Herman SCHROEDER, Albert
Palmer, John Denny, james Curtain, Geo. Ryder.
Asa Neck, Jsmes Mllroy, lhu Ellrodt, WIN. 81.
ker, Charles Myer, Henry Fcutuu, WIN. Fisher.
Henry f!ack David Erskine, Il, yid wsnnisker,
Alex. Wiley, Edward Pagan, Peter B,auth Frank
snth, Th"ophilus Pierce, Th"s. Hogan, Jas.ts
VIM. Brown, Gco. uouil, Jpsep. Mccormick, Max
Rowe, Frederick II,puer, Geo. Tsy lot Jolu iIas.r
Iirury B.rkler, Cls-. Corey, John Cu.iek, stephen
White, WIN. LcwIs, Theudor. srS nour John b.
clc-, James ORnurke John Dalton, John Muruliy
and Henry Van Cleaye.
Tie class was god IN spelling definition and
geography. very superior In penmsn-hip, aud fair
In reading Hnd sranraar. The following excslleJ
Al branches Including arithmetic ilber, Fox
and Oscar Dayton; Grammar, sj,elling, dshnifions
and didhpcttc- Frank Fuller aud Th.odor. s,y.
monr Grdmmdr, 1eHl"g aud gepp'GIhV-,Inhn
oormch E'ddp'g. .el,ng anil geoJrdphy-w Win.
Brown.
Class G, The nest examined, Is tsught by Miss
Frances ~. Scale and Is composed Of ,Ls follow.
ng pupilsi
Henry Gsrthwal'e, James Kaiu, Thomas King,
Matthew Gilbert, WIN. Beaver Archibald Buli
Edward smith, Archibald Howard, A,thur C,nunr
Char go Smith, Jolh Stewart, jacob Winner, sam
uel Wis"n, WIN, M'Crcs, N.wman Mnr-hmsn
"rorg" seimon, Merseimas Crouk, Louis Cohen,
Adam Rucke Alfroi I1ncr-ter, srib.rt I'nge.
arach WV. Housh Ers-tu' Wilson, Thomss ~.
man, tnar'os Cheney, Peter Cropsey, WIN Car.
roll, JOHN Benton washinyton Harrison, Samuel
element lnGrne Mchvoy, Thomas Kpou, Wa.
tor Cr"well, Robert Lucas, John Hiu.y, Thomas
"ney, Howard Bush, Alexander Mar, CLarlei
J.. Mar.
Thc class is q the 4th srslc, aud passed. all ex.
celicnt examination ma reading good IA definitions
far In spelling, grammar and history, aud very M.
peror IN pcumauship. Miss scarlet is said to be "a
very superior and attentive teacher sho was pre-
pared t. have her class examined Ia geography
astronomy, AMI has commenced with sigebra
but Nj kildle declined T. examine hcr class IL.
those branches ns the last two belonged t. higher
grade. The following eXeel,ed,
Reading and grammar, Henry Gar,hw'd,e
rcI9'H1 samuel Clements, WIN. Beaver, Stmuel
w. !7"h d'fnfion- Archibald Howard d,HHifions
anu n.nidi arithmetic, Charles Chscney sI'iiith
Jacob Winner, Thomas King grammar, william,
C-"nk hliory, Edward Smith I,en,na,ship
Archibald Bull.
Class was next taken up, tMr jerome 4. Is
enlord, Tearhcrl TITS composed Of the following
pupils;
IIowaidM Con. Richard Coulter, jaime, Par.
k'r, john Puyic, Wlu. Auluier, Henry NJ Wilson.
Wm. slihrruhu, Robot Chapman, I.onr.e H,iu.r
chns. wsnl, VIM. sporh, y. Cumnerprl, wa.
ter Mead James Kennedy, Tn.mas Titus, Gcprgc
Doyle, Owen Galley, philip Mccormack, James
tchcll Henry =. wheeer, Francis stafford,
Leonard Gpdlnr, Wu. Fsnnil, John Symes, Al.
g'stu- Btsdy, frucs N Fer, James Riddle, Ben.
juulu ktr-hgw, Alfred Mo Ne, George scott 4 gene
Dexter, Thomas Lure, Robert Purcell.
This class examined in reading, spelling, d.
hniton- grammar, history and mental arithmetic
The following boys excelled In all the branches:
Howard NJ GoH, tspeciniiy IN D,nB,anshiDl
Richard Coulter james Parker John phyfe Win
Alguicr, Henry NJ. Wilson, ts7,eciaIy IN penma,.-
shp.l
The examiner personally complimcnteI Howard
". Gof and Henry wilson Gr their progress
The primary department tMrs. Mary H. McClusky,
Princpsl,! was examined by Assistant superinten.
dents WIN. Jones aul Samuel W Seton, with the
f,liowing results Tie examination was superior
in reading punctuation, tables and arithmetic; ex-
cesut In spelling, dehuitions aud geography. The
ls class Of boys tfeacher, Miss Msry 4. McKenna,l
IL composed OF tine following pupils
j cob Rphdt, George II. Coleman, Deilerlch g.
Hldctrsnd, Gerruau W. Iildebrand, William Is
W son, George Il. u tmtn, ,Inhn Miles, chard
ftrkhurst, David VI. GaruN, Daniel Ryer, Seymour
shepherd, u Frank Rot, CHARLES !. Nicoll, Chss.
Arm elm, frcdcIck ConkAu, Lpmlt stou Atkinson,
Jsu Mrlninglam Henry N Mullen, John Gil.
very william Bradley, Andrew :. Lyou, John T..
!, igmP 7 hiss j. Lyues- Charles Klss,er, John
Gl ip.ri i ilip Reilly Thonlas n ghes J ,Lu Kcr-
rgnu. Godfrey Jpthe, Charles H. U,llett Warren
J. Smith, JtInos 4. Oroolc Albert c. Dr.scoe,
The following exoellcd
Jacob Rohit, Gorge II. Coleman Dl.deriel a
Hildshrani, Hyl nan w. liildebrsnd, John Miles,
WIN. II. Wilson, Geo. X BeInsn, Rich'd Parkhurst.
DAVID " Gerov, Daniel Rycr, Seymour shepherd
ID. Frank Root Chas. T. Nicho,, Charles Arnh i'm
bennington Atkinson, james Birmingham, Henry
NJ Mullen John Glyey, WIN Bradley, Andrew 4
Lyon T bins !. Lyness, Charles Els.iger, John
Gilhgan, Philip Reilly, ThOmss Hug en-, John Ker.
rigan, Cesr.es H. Hsllet.
The first class Of girls Miss Eli1s J. Connor,
Teacherl is composed Of the following pupils;
Mary Hanker, Louisa Beck, Hannah Bennett,
Mary Smith, Henrietta Wright Janet Gurnc X tte
Banley, Lily Woud, Mary McKern, Elizabeth De.
mer-, Josephine Kershaw, Matilda REILLY Msrgs-
ret Collagy, juliet Smith, Lydia stockhridge, Ada
line Mott, Margsret Huner, Amelia THEM, Mary
Page, Louiss Christuan, Alice St1lz Catharne
Sanger, Carrie Lydecker, Mary Gilmore, Cordelis
Scot. Plorinds Lindsey, Emma Bunting, Sarah
Omphauns, Margaret smith, Fanny o. keefe.
The examination proved the following pupils to
have been superior In reading, punctuation. tables.
and arithmetic ; excellent in spelling definition.
and geography;
nrnr.eus Wright, Mary Htnker. Katie nuey.