New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1870
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TAR sCAeOL ExAAIaAT1OH.
| Mr.. Superintendent Carter was again eaFi!
IN the field yesterday, beginninE hts visa
with =. a. a'-ea 4sgg tassa,f5ss. II
IL me JssAssa Bsys' sehSsIa III
1 This large. we'll lighted and well venti.
lated building ON the corner Of Hsgszin'
AID Terpsichore streets, and is presidet
over at present BY Mr. George VI. Gordon
There are usually from $50 to 500 pupils II
attendance, but at this time there are onlJ
$40. In the principals room We heard 1
lengthy but interesting review in grammar,
which showed that the boys had devoted
some attention to this useful branch Of edu'
cation. Mr.. Gordon has had charge since
the first of March merely. during which
time he has brought his boys out in Z
| manner quite fattering to his skill and
| attention to his duties. The first assistant.
Mrs. E. G. Fisher, is also very superior
teacher, and has class of well grown and
fairly advanced boys under tuition. A
short examination by the Superintendent
showed that they were familiar with their
studies. In the other departments We found
neatly attired little fellows, all or nearly all
VI whom were ready and anxious to respond
to any duty required of them by their
te.chers or Mr.. Carter The teachers not
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been one of the assistants in the Jackson
BOYS School for six or seven years. Niae L,
Lotspeich. Mrs, s. Mather, and Miss Rosa T.
Hu.ah. W. css.-raa ~ - . .o.s....s.s,. ., .,s . -. :.
"e o1s'. seu 0oameuuso.e ~
gree OF order ana decorum throughout TINS
excellent school. ~ gi- s.
| In the same lot. and alongside the above
named school, Is
[nL{ The Seeksen 0lrass School
ten.' The following arc the teachers. vish
the number Of pupils in attendance: Mrs. ].
| Bartlett, principal, 80; Miss 3. AlIstoh, 6rst
assistant IS; Miss n. E. Calder, secend
assistank IS; Miss 81. e. Taylor. second as-
5s; Miss II. o. Carter, third assistsns, u.
Miss Julia Clapp, primary assistant, has
been recently appointed and assigned to
Misc Carters room. to assist In the manage
ment Of the numerous small children in this
| department. During 3 short stay in Miss
| Calder's room We were favored with . very
clever dialogue entitled "The Wonderful
6cholar," BY three pretty little Misses -Delie
| Urban. Matte Rugeley. and Bessie Smith.
After the more serious exercises OF the day
were concluded, the folding doors were
raised and the following programme carried
out:
Sonp-America, .. Z sf
Diaioeue-Faith. Hone and CHARITY
Misses Julia Urban. Minnie Strange and
Katie Eaean. '--', '-S '---- :. 'e -
Recitafion-Miss x. O'Conner. e-.-
Recitation-The Diving Ola Man tn his
Youne Wife-Miss Esther Lines6eid.
Dialogue Betsy's Beau Misses
Oidle, StansDury, Johnson, Boyer, ROBERT
son ana Conners. :,
Song-Leaf Dy Leaf tne hoses Fali:
Mathews.
kecitation-The Mendicant Girl-hiss
hannah Seogeiey.
UlSl0gue-i9e Ies taTsy-Aisses Weai'
man. tlniay' 6qsier ana hliey:
hecltaton-1ndepen a. van
born. ,--.,
Song-wesningvons TlaVe;
Recitation@aWillism Tel-Miss 9. Porter.
Dial0gueLtne sewing society-Misses
hansel tMrs. Grcen), Can Miss Granoy),
hooertson, 40 DAVIDSON, wldner, Scnnelder,
white ana Porter. ,
Recitation-1ne Manlac-mlss Davidson.
hecltauon-barons Last bsnquet-Mlss
Ingram.
SoDg-The Murmuring sea.
As ususi ~ tne annual eAamlns'lon OF :nis
ono"'' so.. Gnna.o. U.h1 pea;S.n. ~ cuu 30.
board, was also present, with Mr.. Albert
Rhodes. late consul to the Hague. also.
Messrs. Thomas q. Shields, r.. D. Van
Horn. and Others. - = -
We were particularly pleased with the
fine elocution Of the little Misses Davidson,
Van Horn. and the Young ladies named
above in Miss Calders's room.
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Ase A:'sn. De!: soe ~.sss .ences.
\ TINS establishment Is under the principal
management OF MSS q. y. Emmerson, as
easteo Dy me ionowlng teacners: nisses
n. !. Mlue. y: a. Warners y: TOD. y. NC
Laugniln Id2eeratton. d. Newman. a. A.
Nugent: T: NJ Elliot. and Miss aEarhart.
MISS Minis mas been teacner IN the Pauld-
ing Scno0l lor many years. ana q deserved
favorlte Win az OF tne varied ana varying
Doards oi directors VINO nave Deen IN power
SINCE. Tne faoioin8 II very nne Duiid!ngs
vel! aoapted 70 the purpose f0r which It ls
used. Tnere are nve rooms IN each OF the
Two stories: Win reasonably commodious
play GROUNDS. smaii chlid bearing the
natlonaI coat OF arms aoorns tne Pr!nciPsFs