Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12
school ExnnfuattouS

SECOND DIsTRIcT-This morning, Male Pri-
mary No. 5, Miss Lizzie Haislip teacher, located
in the basement OF the Assembiy's Church. was
examined by Messrs- W. r. Woodward and r.
W. Fenwick, in the presence Of quite a number
OF parents and friends OF the pupils Miss H.
has fifty pupils on the roll, forty-nine Of whom
were present, and she has twenty ready to trans
fer. The medal was awarded to Oscar Cissel,
and diplomas 70 Charles Rouf, Richard Norris
John Shaffer, Arthur r. Frazier, Lewis Haw-
kins, VIM. Brown, Thos. II. Wilson, Robert A
Robinson, Adolph Schwartz, james n. Perrie,
VIM Dennison, Fred. NJ. Weigh, Edward j.
McCristal, james Brooks, Frank Mitchell, John
Brennan, w. s. Dodge, Geo. F. Randolph, Frank
Helmsen and Robert Hurley.
This afternoon, Second Male Intermediate
miss Adele Taits) was examined in the school
room, third story of the old engine-house, 10Th
street and New York ayenue.) This school has
was to-day fully sustained, and now Numbers
forty-four pupils, one-half to be transferred.
The medal and diplomas were awarded as fol-
lows Medal, Wallace F. Crossman; diplomas
to W. F. Crossman, Thos. Bets, John X. Hen
ming, Geo. Kean, c. Vim. Lemon, Daniel Gus
dorf, Chas. Prinzhorn, Chas. Riggies, Francis
Dunn, Charles Gill, Henry Kleinman, Percy
Plant, Edwin George, Joseph Sturges, Harry
Rohrer, Albert Behrend, VIM. Stockman and
Brooke Arnold.
FOURTH DIsTRIcr-Female Primary No g..
in this district, Miss Mary 81. Bowen teacher,
was examined at 2:30 p. m. to-day by Trustee
Champlin, assisted by others. This school is
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Church, on the corner of 9th and streets south
west. There are e. names OF the roll, most Of
whom were present During the past year four
grades. Sophia Bid received the medal, and
about twenty of the scholars received diplomas.
This IL the first year Of Miss Bowen's trial a
teacher, and she has done very well, as do most
OF the graduates Of the school taught by the late
The Female Primary numbers % pupils, Of
whom 81 were present, and - will be transferred,
making the fourth transfer within the year. Miss
c. Eockabee received the medal, and diplomas
were given to Kate Jones, Mary Desmond, Eliz q
Mar MCCARTHY, Bridget Boyle, Jeanette Tsyy,,
lor, Adelaide Kitchener, Louisiana Banfeld,
Mary HIN, Lettis MsFee, Annie Min, Z: sso-
noir, and Elizabeth Desmond.
Female Primary No. Z, Miss saIlie A. John
son teacher, ives examined yesterday by Tsnstee
teacher OF the Grammar School. Miss johnson
has IN her school 60 pupils, and 90 were i'm at
tendance, Of whom y viii be transferred to
sehSS me medal sxay Tss won W y
skinner, Blanche Donaldson, Mary Faunce,
Annie Thomas, Carrie E0rris, Virginia johnson,
Belle Caller, Minnie Miiyin, Bertha seigel,
Smith, Liyxie Donaldson, Alice Prout, Viola
Female Intermediate No; 8, Mis-. N; E. Gray
teDdent Wilson, e1-T Trustee Stephenson, NJ.
MeIptyre and j. +. Thompson Messrs. Binford
and Moses, Of the Richmond schools, were also
present, by invitation Of Mr. Wilson. The room
was crowded with parents and teachers, all much
interested in the very excellent exercises in pro-
gress. This school has been within the last
month graded Is an Intermediate, on account of
| its advanced condition as a secondary. On the
rob- 45 pupils; eli present; q ready for transfer
Superintendent Wilson expressed strong appro-
baton Of the intelligent style of reading. Other
arithmetic and penmanship. The vocal music
was excellent Nr. Stephenson presented, with
appropriate remarks, the merit awards as fol-
lows Medal 70 Lillian Hedrfck. Diplomas TO
| Kate Is. Hutton, Louisa Breck, Susie A. Getlney,
Martha Yonson, Minna Fisher, Carrie Bender,
| Carrie Knock, Caroline Bid, Kate johnson,
Ella Imrie, Laura Lopp, Mary Knock, Marian
Anderson, Elite Hepburn, Frances Whitoomb,
Kate darmsn, Ella Ward, Estelle Langley, and
Carrie Whitmore. The Richmond visitors were
much patihed with all the exercises.