Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

art and ex-Trustees Harris and stuart. Inc
upils answered all questions sallsiactori,y anu
owry and diplomas TO Clinton Gardner, Saml
'lokey. William Mcleod, Howard MeGhl,
eIsy eSander HsTry p Fp Se %sr SSne.
,aTker, Odo woodley, johnson Eliot, William
Joke, William Marsh, Samuel Fowler, and
Jasper Doxbury. Miss Campbell win transfer
Male intermediate No. 4, Mr.. A: L. stuart
eacher, was also examined Monday by the
gentlemen above named. Mr.. Stuart has been
n charge of the school but one year, but has ols-
The medal scholar here was John Grimm, and
diplomas were awarded to Joseph Lnkms,
Robert A. Dellett, VIM. 8. ID. Haines, Philip
Clarence King, VIM. s. Matchett, Pyne .aidlile,
ton, Augustus Burr, George r. McAule- Ia
Harold c. Norton. This school also ,ociI the
scholarship for Penmanship, and ~ was awarded
Female Intermediate NJ, of t,,s 49,,
Miss Ellen Gibbs tea ner. was e~a,,;ro. GO,
Tuesday morning Dy Superinter. dent W.r;Iso vi
n rus!ss mart and ex-T Trustees Stuart and Har,
us. Inc examination was q. fsfactDrv in every
respect, and reflected the ,Iiuhest credit uno1
bofE teacher and pupils. The medal scholar Vas
florence N. Hazard, AMI diplomas were awarded
Z. Rowles, Julia C.ockweii. Rachel Kettner'
Mary Z. Gilfllar... Isabeila Mnrnbv. Fannie
Reeves, Emma Kirctner, Mary Z. Dermody,
,,;L MP ha's e<ore, Elizabeth Pennington, An
ne jackson, Arizona Williamson, Mary Ella
mehIoe, Emma l. Brown and Maggie L.
nomas, The spelling medal for this grade was
aIso W IN by this school, the successful competi-
tor Icing Laura Bangs, who also won the Bust
ness College scholarship for penmanship. In
tae spelling contest three girls-Laura Bangs,
Laura T.. Roules and Florence HaZard-pre-
scented clean papers, neither of them having
Iatssed word. After several severe contests
Laura B@ngs finally won. It Is proper TO say
that Louisa Hauptman was Florence Hazards
no a1aI Sha
Is the equal of Florence in scholarship, but was
unfortunately absent several days on account OF
Illness.
Female intermediate No. 4. first district. Miss
Fannie Hoover teacher, was also ned Tues
day afternoon by the gentlemen above named,
and as usual passed an excellent examination
Tins is one of the first Intermediates schools i'm
the city, and the examination Tuesday fully sus-
tanned its high reputation. The medal was car
awarded to Emma Hunter, Mary Larner. Jennie
Bailey, Annie Shields, Katie Wilson, Florence
Canfeld, Katie McSweeney, Nellie Bond Julia
Clokey, Theresa McGiil, Emma Weaver Mary
Garrison, Ida Jewell, Sadie M cMonigai. Mamie
Hartwell, Annie Blackiston, Susie GRAY, Jennie
Hirst, Emma Mcdonnell. Nellie Griswcfd. and
Male Secondary No. of this district, Miss
Addie Fuller teacher, was examined Wednesday
by Superintendent Wilson, Trustee Hart and
ex-Trustees Harris and Stuart, in the presence
OF many visitors, among whom was President
Suckney, of the Council. This Ii one of the
lowest grade secondary schools, but the exami-
nation wednesday was satisfactory. The medal
was awarded to Clarence Barrett, and diplomas
were awarded to William Bates, (whO was also
contestant for the medal,) william Hunter,
Charles Butler, William McGill, Albert Burche,
Arthur Bsier, John Stutz, Harry Dyer, Robert
Fuller, George Boyd, Frank Brown, Wallace
Smith, George Hartwell, George Hilton, Edgar
Stone, Charles Boyer, Joseph Gardner, Charles
Moore, John White and Willie Crounse
The Male Grammar School of the first district
X. N. Mckee teacher was also examined W ednes-
day by the gentlemen above named, in the
1aa Rfg rnx x-2o.
Mr. Stickney, Mr.. Faust, the new trustee, Treas
urer Cowan, Mr.. Gage, and others. This school
was thoroughly examined by the Trustees, but
the boys were wide awake, and answered their
questions promptly and correctly. The want of
space forbf3s an extended notice of the examina-
ton, but It was good throughout, and elected
awarded to Herman E. Blau, and diplomas TO r.
ii. Trumbull, T.. G. Davidson, II. Is. Langwor-
thy, John Goldsborough, G. Smoot, John Haupt-
TIM NJ. Finch, Phillip Hirsh, "A. b. Browne. Le-
Roy futile, Jr., Bendy Eiker, VIM. b. Todd r.
l. Stuart, ID. G.. Stuart, j. j. Marin, E. Hoover
class the gold medal or first honor was awarded
10 Is. G. Davidson, and the silver medal 20 H. b.
Langworthy. The whole class in German made
Primary School. No. II, of this district, Miss
Ellen r.. Hamlet teacher, was examined yester-
day by superintendent Wilson, Trustee Hart
and Stuart, and Mr.. W. S. Stickney. This
school is composed of little girls of the ages of
SIX, seven aud eight years, and is consequently
one OF The lowest grade primaries. The exsmf-
nstion was good and reflected credit upon the
school. The medal was awarded to Katie
Grove, and diplomast to May Mead, Carrie Byram
Lizzie Reyburn, Alice COreoran, Florence Gore.
Carrie Douglass, Minnie Hines. Josephine
Foerish, Sidney Dyer, Laura Cadman. bessie
Greer, Maggie Stuart, Ann Sullivan, Bridget
Robinson, Sarah Fendley, Mary Furiong, Alice
Chsmberiin and Rose johnson
Male Primary School. No Q. of the first dis
uict, Mrs. Mary j. Sampson teacher was ex
amined Yesterday afternoon by Superintendent
Wilson, Trustee Hart, and Messrs. Stickney
Stuart and Harris Utmost Of the studies the
pupils showed great proficiency. The media
scholar was Irving A. Talbot, who also received
diploma for exemplary conduct and penman-
ship. Other diplomas were awarded to Edwin
NJ. s. Baker, Charles Bruehl, Charles McRae.
David Liner Sharretts. Edward Talbot, Chas
William Gibson, John q. Morrison, Henry Scar
borough, George X. Renneker, Charles Earring
ton and Charles Raub.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Male Primary No. 3, Miss Marion q. Hazard.
teacher, was examined by Mr.W. X. Woodward
Tuesday. The roll showed the names of sixty
pupils, and hfty-fye were present Twenty win
be transferred. The examination was a very
satisfactory one. The premiums were awarded
as follows Medal TO Jefferson Smith, and
diplomas 70 Charles H, Foe, William G. Fowler,
Roger I. Mitchell, John L. Writ, JOS j. Fow
Ter, George w. Rawlings, Edward b. Barbour
Milton Gibson, Gustavus b. Branson, Marion
N. Fowler, Charles III. Rosenberg, Frank Klop-
fer, Eiwood Ii. Kelly, Geo. b. Atkinson, Moses
Neulnyer, VIM. ID. Writ, Charles INVITE John
A. Stockman, Frank CLARK, Thos b. Walker.
Female intermediate No. 2, Miss Emily Myers
was examined Tuesday, and usual the pupils
were found 10 be extra web advanced. Messrs
w. X. Woodward, II. W. Fenwiek, and N p
Sage conducted the exercises. There were pres
ent y of the IS pupils and IL room was available
all could be transferred The gold medal for
spelling in tre female intermediate schools was
won by andawarded to Miss Julia j. Murray, OF
this school. In this contest another scholar was
perfect, Miss Lila A. Lambeth; but in a second
Ilal 5etweel the two scholars the former was
successful Mrs. Myers made Miss Lambeth
present OF geld medal, similar to the one gained
by Miss Murray. All the gentlemen made re-
marks, complfmenting the teacher and scholars
for the great proficiency that had been shown.
Premiums were awarded a follows: Medal to
Rosa II. Rosenbaum; diplomas to Rosa II. Rosea-
baum. Julia 4. Murray, Sallie A. Lambeth Alice
T. johnson, Susie Ii. Brown, Florence V. Cooke,
Annie NJ FuFnage, Anna 8. HazletOn, Gertrude
A Truman, Mary T.. Roberts, Ida CSssiday, An
me A: Chesney, Layinia NJ. Baeschiin, Lille s.
Hszelton, Sallie 81. Macmichol, Emma l.
Brown, MaggieT .Denn, Myra A. Given, Emma
A. Morrison, and Sarah T.. White.
Fesnale Primary No. 6, Miss Emma Z. Wilson
teacher, was eHsnined Monday by Mr.. Wood
ward Forty-eight pupils of the 40 ON the roll
were present; I6ayilf Be Transferred. The punils