New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-22

Opening address.
Christmas Fairies.
The Three Homes.
Unfortunate Scholar.
Composition" Intemperance'-H. Her
bert.
Music-"La Resille."
Doctor and Patient.
Excelsior.
Bevy of P's.
Did she love him?
All is not gold that glitters.
Honor ana Shame.
Music-Maribell.
Composition-Conversation-Julia Prey.
The Precocious Speller.
Leaving School.
Hail Columbia.
Music-Home.
Fashionable Requirements.
observation-disclosures Love-L. Cum
mipgs.
How not to get an answer.
Wonderful Scholar.
Examination Day.
Composition tion-Heaven-Katie Gerard.
Bound Girl.
Music-Beautiful Bells.
School Committee.
Aunt Peabody's Visit.
CompOsition-Life-C. Begg.
Pigeon vole (French) Ducatel.
Model School.
Composition-Vac ation-Louise Howard.
Music-My Country, tits Of Thee.
Messrs. Eugene Staes and Fayerweather,
members OF the Board OF Directors, were at
the DeSoto School.
Tho Chartres (Colored Boys and Girls)
School.
This is an old den that was once used as a
slave traders yard. 1t was rented by the
late board as a schoolhouse, for the purpose,
probably, of taking off as much as possible
the curse that will forever hang over its old
timbers. If we look at the establishment
critically, we find that the only way to re-
pair it is to tear it down, and build up
anew. Inside, however, we found lntelli
gence, neatEess, taste and industry. BY
means of these virtues on the part
of the teachers, much progress has been
made. The principal, Miss Kugrove,
is most excellent teacher, and she has q
very capable and earnest corps OF assist
ants. There are four hundred and twenty
two pupils on the roll. The attendance at
the close of last week was reported at three
hundred and thirty. We saw only the gen.
eral literary exercises, common to all the
schools during examination, in the after
noon, and which were comprised in the fol-
lowing programme:
Song-America.
Declamation-The Bachelor Sale.
Defamation Husbands Com
plant.
Song-Gipsy Dell.
Dialogue-Frank and Thomas.
Declamation-The Indian Tribes.
Declamation-Washin
Declamation-The Grave of the Red Man.
Song-Merry Sunshine.
Declamation-Now. To-day.
Declama.ion-The Soldiers Song.
Declamation-Is it Anybody's Business :?
Declamation-The Foot's Complaint.
Song-Murmuring Sea.
Dialogue-The Wonderful Scholar.
Declamation-The Curfew.
Declamation-The Warrantee Deed.
Declsmation-The Old Story.
Song-Columbia, the Gem OF the Ocean.
Declamation-Planting the Shilling.
Declamation-Little Schoolboy.
Declamstion-Rose and her Doll.
Declamation-The Pilot.
Song-Come DER the Hills.
Observation-Disclosures.
Deolsmation-Don't Care.
Song-Hail Columbia.
The following is the list of teachers:
Principal. Miss A. Kilgrove; First Assist
ants, Miss NJ. Kllgrove, Miss NJ. V. Nc
Carly, Second Assistants, Mrs. L. NJ. Knox,
Mrs. NJ. E Whi.ney;Third Assistants, Mrs.
A. Brown, Miss L. E. Peres; Fourth Assist
ants, Miss NJ. Farr, Mrs. NJ. j. Langhot.
The Benursgard Girls' school,
THIS was the last school visited, and we
arrived Just after Miss Wickes had dis
missed her girls. Fortunately, however,
they had not left the room, and at once
came to order upon the appearance OF the
Superintendent, the President of the Board.
and the reporters of the press. We learned
from the principal, that the following pro-
gramme had been very successfully given
by the pupils:
Dialogue-Bees and the Flowers-M. J.
Scally and Emma Brummerhoff.
Recitation-Pretty Kit-Mary Armar.
Composition -Cheerfulness Mary Down.
war.
Recitation-W Cup-Catherine Simon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dew
onshire.
Recitation-American Flag g-Zulima NAL
lett.
Sopg-Columbia
Gordon.
Dialogue - Singing Geography Annie
Ost, Ross Sonza, Blanche Marigny.
Composition-Only Words-Annie Oliver.
Recitarion-Rich Man and the PoOr-M.
Downwar.
g-Whip-poor-will.
-Holidsys-Bertha Ohlsen.
Recitation-The Raven-Emma Buchholz.
Dialogue-Young Poets-B. Ohlsen and
L. Va!adie.
Composition - True Beauty Louisiana
Berry.
Dialogue Domestic Grammar - Nina
Ohlsen, Alice Marigny, Abalona Heft.
Song-Beautiful Bells.
Com position-The Rain-Emma Mohr-
field.
Recitation-The Wreck of the Hesperus-
LeOntine LeTelller.
Dialogue-The Virtues-Charitv. Annie
Hannah SOiomie; MOdesty, Hattie Schmidt;
Patience, Leontine LeTeliier; Temperance,
Emma Buchholz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Julia Lin
FAINT.
Model School ol-Fourteen young ladies.
Song-America.
By Iequest, Miss Zulima Mallett repeated
the "American Flag" which was
most excelently spoken. Afterwards
the dialogues, The Virtues, and
The Model School.
Miss Emma Buchholz recited Poe's Raven
with good remembrance of the text. She
could, however, by little practice and in
struction, make these wild poetic lines more
effective. During her recitation there was
an unavoidable interruption, but the brave
little Miss never minded that, but kept
steadily on to the close, without losing her
presence of mind or permitting herself to
become confused.
Master Harry Carter, the son of the SUI
who was one of the visitors,
yielded to the request of some of the visi
tors and the teachers, and recited two of
his p1eces in his usual correct, animated,
splendid manner. For his years, we have
never seen him excelled, and rarely
equaled. The teachers in the Beauregard
School are Miss NJ. Wickes, formerly prin-
cipal of the Magnolia School, Fourth Dis
trict; Miss H. L. Pichot. Miss 0. Pitard.
Miss G. Watson and Mrs. Stickney. There
ilr in Tho cnho0l.