New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
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high figures. Mrs. Mcdonald in her re.
port to the Superintendent speaks in
the most complimentary and grateful
terms of these excellent young girls
The assistants in this school are: Miss L.
NJ. Wagner, Miss NJ. A. McCord, Miss Marion
Porter, Miss NJ. Cuggy. Mrs. Kate c. McCann,
Miss N. Flanagan and Miss +. Morris. The
following is the programme of exercises:
Song-Beautiful Bells.
Exhibition Day-Fanny Carb.
Welcome Emma Steel.
The Idle Dunce-RIsaline Flanagsn.
Unfortunate Scholar-Kate Haley, K.
Scully, 8. Dutfey and L. Settoom.
Song-Zula-Zoug.
Before School-Estelle Sabater.
Dialogue-The Unhappy Temper-A. Lam
dragan and NJ. Burns.
Mosic-Faust-Emm Blumenthal.
Composition Sunlight through the Mist
Ellen Morrissey.
The Doctor and his Patient-Misses Coll,
Scott, Isermann and Hagan.
The Beacon Light-Kate Wagner.
Song--The Moonlit Dell.
| The Drunkard's Wife-Annie G.. Charles.
The er-Dialogue-M. NJ. Carly and
NJ. Hogan.
Music-Annie Il. Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Shocks Dialogue-M. Bos.
with and H. Clavier.
soliloquy Of Young Lady-Augusta De
Boer. ..
song-Love's Chidings.
The Spelling Class-Dialogue-M Ber.
trand, Droster, Blumenthal and Bennett.
The Grains of Corn-Emma Blumenthal.
Music-Home, Sweet Home-Ads Ben
edict.
who Works the Hardest-Dialogue-A.
Bennett, Wright.
The Modern Belle-Annie Conweu.
Copo ('NH1
The Teacher and Scholar. or The Noblest
Heron. Sherden, E. Cragg, Scott, Mulvey,
s. NJ. Eord, A. Isermann and E. Blum.
Music-Gertrude of Wyoming.
The Frenchman-G. Kern, J. Mulvey, H..
Scott, Isermann and Cragg.
Song-Gipsie's Warning.
Mysterious Rappings, Elenora Blum.
Song-We parted by the River Side.
Recitation-Over the River, Ada Benedict.
Song-The Faded Flowers.
Closing with the interesting dialogue, en-
tilted Crowning the May Queen, in which
Misses 6. Kern, Annie Charles, Jennie Rees,
Annie Conwell and Mary McCarty.
At the close of the examination, Mr.. Car
ter introduced acting Mayor Emley and Mr..
W. Van Norden to the school. These gen.
t!emen respectively made brief addresses, in
words exceilently chosen. The pupils man
ifested a very lively interest in their re-
marks, anu dpplduOeu Tue speakers ntdTLIly.
At the Mason school, We met Colonel Ma.
son, the founder and patron, who appears to
be helu in high esteem by his former por-
teges. He accompanied us to several other
schools, and finally remained at the Gravier
street institution, where he found number
of his pupils from Straight University.
Governor Hahn, president of the school
board, accompanied Mr.. Carter to every
school and room visited throughout the day.
He attended, personally, to the ezamina..
ton of some of the classes, and bestowed
Some merited compliments upon those who
were especially proficient.
At the Gravier School we saw Rev. John
Turner, who manifested lively interest in
the proceedings. Also Professor williams,
of Straight University. At the Fisk School
were Messrs. Emley and Van Norden. The
former went thence with us to the Madison,
where MIR. Van Norden Joined US subse'
quently.
In our notice of yesterday morn
ing we omitted to say that we met,
at the Franklin School, ]. A. Maybin,
Fsq., who is regarded as one of the
fathers of our school system. In I8<1
he was member Of the first Board Of pkec
tors, which established the first publ echco