The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03

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reading, eontestants, Ella Cunningham, Nettic
Reynolds, Annie Mudd, Cecilia Clements;
sarah Shaekeiford. Second geography, con.
ond spelling, contestants, Moiiie MILLER, Lille
ssI,,ssIs.,s, osp.s.,sn,.. susie GsidNsiI L,iie
Second Intellectual arith metic, Lille Robert
son. Contestants, Annie Mudd, Alice sebss-
,isn ss' s.eo:s s'9sa yTT Mary
geography, Glare Clements. Contestants, Net
tie Reynolds, Mary Palmer, MsIita schott,
k M,un,s Bslne, Ida ReeIs'oa Third writing
Thomssj eoutestant, Mary Palmer. Third
spelling, Meiits Sohottt contestants, Mary
ia.ss. Son;. s'hs., CLARA Anos
Third Arithmetic, Nettie Reynolds contest.
ant, Ella Cunnlns,sm. Fourth Reading, Jen-
small. Fourth Arithmetic, Mssths Rittns.
SaI o,rf F Ia Dsi.s Minnie fs r'xsd sss
Ing, Laura Payne. Seventh ' reading, 'P Ell.
Jones. Seventh spelling, Mary Law.
Distribution OF Premiums 70 Primary No.
sssd1 IN Vim ,S I've 6 %SSl
ing standard OF excellence, viz PunctuaIity
ia attendance and In the discharge Of every
iensc OF general conduct, ss,raordinsrs eforts
obedience 10 teach m. and such marked efforts
school as 70 entitie the pupil TO some extrsor-
WINE Barr. Second cisss-A prsmium for
roll call every session during the year, John
Marion Lewis, Willie oliver, walter Farr,
don, Jshn Payne and Clarke Farr. Third
cisssSTwo prsyniums in eaeh scbooi 10 thosc
who shall have been present the greatest num-
penaIrtn% rna.r sh JNspvI,es. t tnan .noss
and James Gross. Fourth CASA premiam
IN rn,,s,c wiii,c p pae p,s,h amproysment
mum IN esch schooi ior nsn.,Isnc. m rpp.t
-. - 1885, ~ S.u ~. ushenee sess
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FAR: arithmetie. nrsefieai Riebasd sac.
paaa,Oa VIM seogHlaHpny, Se9 % ppsrpy'
secnnS ",a.sI ,,,b m.,in n.n,.i my W,'Is.
weaver; seograpby. Aipheus Hudson, rrith.
,meti9, prseRR1,s,I, Mephstlin woodward; writ.
rnssaains, Gshstnntnn n,a ia t nes Ts
Shcrw9oS, spe1ina ohn uSnni't Thi,d Ian.
r,tS%a,sp Wi JSnn eyne ,,i nnif T Gs
pehtn.sa ~ " .ih LII @ speeilng, u .i
ton, Samuel Goodrich; reading, Miilard Bur-
rows; writing, David Reed. Fourth class
Spelling, Henry Smith, reading, Jonas
Strawsberg. Sixth class-Spelling, Claude
Evans.
hhlc oCuuOit Sthbb fEemlumb-
Third class-Reading, Frank Baker; spelling,
Alexander Paul; geography, Samuel Bellzeil;
arithmetic, Charles Williams; penmanship,
Alexander Paul. Second class-Readlng,
Charles Hedriek; spelling, Frank Baker; die
tation, Jno. Waugh; geography, Jno. Waugh;
grammar, Charles Williams; practical arith-
metic, John Athey; mental Arithmetic John
Lang; penmanshlp, Samuel Deilzell. First
class-Rcading, Edward Williams; spelling,
Edward Williams; dictation, John AtheS;
practical arithmetic John Hair; mental arith'
metlc Edward Willisms, GEOGRAPHY. Isaac
Birch; grammar John Barr; history, John
Athey; penmanship, John Barr; familiar
science, Chas. Hedrick; scholars Companion,
John Q. Athey; government tai Instructor, Jno.
Barr
General premiums-Present at every roll
call during the year, John Athey; present
greatest number Of times at roll call, CHARLES
Hedrick and John waugh; for nestness, Isaac
Birch; music, Charles Hedrick,
Highest Honor OF the School-A eold medal
to John Barr
Female Grammar School, Glass Prcmiums-
Third ciass-Reading, Jennettc Brooke, spell-
ing, Clara Robey; dIctionary. Alice Paaco:
history, Alice Robertson; Grammar. Mary
metic, Alice Robertson; mental arithmetic,
Cuyler Tarr; writing, Annie Moran, Second