The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-01

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Pusrsc SCHOOL ExAusArroxs.- -seosnd.
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Dr.. wash, ~ forarte, ana Mr.. johnson
were the pIinclp4 examiners.l Alderman
mont, were amsnk thoss pressnf. "
At the close OF the essmlnation the pupils
". a addressed ty NJ hslwssd pr; Walsh,
nut; 9u ,aa MT nr.sa snd Mt West; all o.
III hest terms The ishoisrs and their teacher.
Z: Rowe teacher, was examined BY Mcssrs.
he ss.minstion VI. PesS 70 Sos &,
scholars and teacher. Az its sonciunion medals
and pfires were awarded. Fosrteen OF the
alon. Willie Randolph and George a. Bruner
received gold medals, and others received suit
able presents OF books. Tho teacher was pre-
s ., WITH two sa nd volume.
eompllmentcd the aceompiis hed
teacher and the scholars. .safH 81. gT#I
The Female Grammar school, tof the First
by Mr.. Wilson, ssslsted BY Bfcssrs. Brown,
Tu.tip, Marks, and Stephenson. -. =
The. result ofthe Examination IN. all the
branches r.. va very satisisetory A. The con
son, delivered q very pleasing address to the
Annie L. Trumbuil received a medal, and
wrisseo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il aU0 snyaer MARY
Medili, Fanny Calvert ~ y. u 49,, =
Prof; Henry Spencer was present, and cx
amlned them In penmsnship. - l.s. r
Jane Murphy, sarah oliphsns, Fan Fanny sSss
oron, Lottle Swallow, jamie Turton. p
, Observation-Disclosures Bailantyuc. -.
Neatness-mande Sharrctts. N ala
Music-Mary Reiss. vi ra..f e.. I'd
Attention TO Study and Improvement :
Kate Rawiins, Mary Wilson, Jennie Clam
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Ella Mcmahon, Jennie Halloran, Fanny Soth
oron, Nora Jones. =. #fs5.. H...l la
the "batn and sbases"S propose making thi,
season q "striking' one--not that we purpos,
saying that they intend TO "strike outn OF
their own hook. Every day, on the Spheres
grounds Of the Nationals, the. bali and bat, Be
sides tho players, sre In constant motion afte
the termination OF everyday business In tn
Departments until tho shades OF night clos
Washington clubs hitherto have carried Of
the palm Ia scIentific battling and In thc aecu
racy OF the players In handing over the bate
ball to the bases and the numerous avs aot
Sled BY amSitio1s iIeidsrs Of All the clubs cr
title the same TO frst-ciass positions 10 IN
noble gamo--not the profession, because w,
aprofessicnais"t to psrticipste. enc w no' "A''
But the Nationals were beaten by the Mar,
land, and the Olympic by tho Enterprise, bot
winning clubs being Of the Monumental cit,
ticipsnts in tho American game. to be Us An an
stirring. Tho "Unionn Of this city, having
the gauntle to tho Enterprise, and on the nat,
day, the in or July, they play on Tho viii;
6oS Ga mi M. Sss :.,, that
the trophy. y = S'''' II :
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