The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-06
THE BOYS, HIGH SCHOOL.


List Of Pupils Admitted this Morning.
One hundred and thirty-fve pupils having
passed a successful examination, were this
morning admitted to the Central High School.
We give below list of their names, together
with the schools from which they were sent:-
Beck-Harry w. Douty-1.
BelmOnt-H. NJ. Fuller, w. Pumroy Thomas
A. PERKINS, j. G. Mclaughlin, J. e. Simpson,.
Columbia ConSoliddted-H. NJ. Rowland-1.
ElCOod Consoliddted-Charles H. Rohrer-1.
Fdyette Consolddted-Hiram X. VaHdegrilt,
Edwin Z. Chamberlin-2.
Hancock - Oswald T. Hanna, Harry w.
Andrews, George w. Minor, Henry w. Dunno,
Charles 81. Lodor George P. Megee-6.
Hebreto Educational SOciety-JOseph Lippman.
Joseph Friedman, Hymao ?. Rosenbach-3.
Heston ConSoliddted-Samuel j. Franken-
field.
IrUtng Consolidated-samuel d. Oliver-1.
Jeterson-Fred. W. Coke, Matthew Dittman,
Clarence l.; Cans, Charles Boyce, Fred. Miller,
Henry Mailert-6
Kenderton Consolidated-H. Miller Clark,
j. Clark Miller-2
Keystone-John SharDhouse Janes L. Good,
Charles ii. NJ. Carey, j. Paul Lukens, MlllardF.
Jones-5.
Ldndreth Consolidated-Wm. McAllister-1.
LtncOlrl-Albert b. Weimer, John Quinn,
George w. Rommel, A. Julian Hemphill, Louis
ID. Brosius, John Spratt-6.
Locust-Lewis Noble, Robert Wood, fGedrge
G.. Ashton, Charles A. Lutz, Andrew A. White
g.
j. r. Ludlo1-John II. Dripps, William J.
Thomas j. Beatty.
George B. Nc 0iellan-Joseph F. Clafy, VIM.
H. Martin, Frank Edwards, Vim. j. Rodgers.
Hdndyun6-Peter Conway, Morris A. Hull
3.
MdrshaH-Merritt A. Halliday, Howard
Broadbent Howard McNutt John X. Foulk-
rod-4.
Monroe-E. Forshee, F. T. Downing, L. sny-
der, H. Woods, William Dunlap-5.
Mount Airy onsoLidated-Theodore Zell-1.
Mount Vernon - Frank Sprague, Edward
Toner, William NJ King, Moss Blitz, Frank
Wagner, Joseph Taylor-6.
Strathman, Harry Perrottet, George Perry, Al
fred d. Wiler, Samuel Strang-6.
Ne1cton-Daniel Leary, John Roam, E. Percy
Teal, Frank S. Strawbridge-4.
NorthedSLern-W. Essen, w. Wensley G,
Da Costa, j. Christy, H. Shrouds-5.
Northern Liberties. es.-William Burk, Simon
Wertheimel, B. Frank Moore, Hugo Wehner,
s. Frank Moore-5
Nordl,cestern-Ellis L. spackman, Charles
Elliott, Thomas +. Wallace, Charles Il. Harris,
Hiram Ayers-5.
Park Arenue-George A. Cartwright, Frank
lin T. Beattie, James S. Austin, Ernest II.
TrowbTidge, Edwin Eareckson, julius Goidstein
Price-George H. Someborn, John Lach, w.
Harry Gillendear-3.
Ringgold-Alexander McGee, Gorge W.
Ford George Ii. Hansen-3.
RittenhOuse-William L. Mason, Charles NJ. s.
| Lafferty William j. Peacock-3.
SOuthedStern-Phlltp Beale, Edward Heyde,
! Alfred Brownholtz, john Fitzgerald.
| South1cester1l-Hu Kinley. Everett II. Plum
mer, Isaac Simonin James McGuigan, Augustus
Smith-5.
Vdugbdn-William Hume, Thomas s. Nee
! kervis, George Fisher, Victor Driesbach Albert
| Faunce John z. Eyre-6.
Weccdcoe-Willam H. Chapman and Henry
| Crawford-2.
Wyonting-E. H. Hogeland, II. A Mackub-
| bin, Ii. A. Lang, E. f .Vanstavorer, II. K. Par
| sons-5.
BOARD OF SURvEYs.--A stated meeting of the
| Board of Surveys was held this morning. Pre-
! sident Kneass in the chair.
A resolution recommending the building of a
| culveTt across Columbia avenue at Twenty
third and Ridge road, for inlet purposes, was
| agreed to.
| A resolution relative to the strengthening of
| Mechanic street, Manayunk, and the changing
of the name ofthe street to Roxborough avenue,
was passed
The ordinance from Councils relative to a
sewer across Mulberry street was acted upon
| favorably.
The Committee on Revision of Grades be-
| tween Spruce street and Baltimore avenue and
Forty-second and Forty-sixth streets, made a
| favorable report.
The plan for the revision of grades on Whar-
ton street from Broad to Twenty-second streets
was approved, and the board adjourned.
FROZEN OvER-The Delaware river is frozen
| over above Petty's Island.