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

ere examined in arithmetic, English grammar.
nging, history, reading, German, and algebra,
Iught. The gold medal was awarded to David
T. MeEajr, and diplomas 20 Leroy FINLEY, w.
[. McKnew, Charles E. Gibbs, David McNair,
ohm C. ferguson names Sames MMsUa9e' yShn b.
harles T. Havenner, Frank j. Ward, Berlin
' Brown, William F. Scott, Henry o: Middle
On, and Joseph NJ. TAFT. The gold medal give
chools for the greatest proficiency in = .,nSr
4 the German language, was awarde 1870,
brown, and the second prize, 10 .Iosenb
vas awarded to w. Balling" silver medal,
Barr, was awarded to- ssicb e;yen nv Mr.
Thu &c. Ferguson.
Primary NO ID DISTRICT.
ai1eI On rids,v WIS 0uahan teacher, was ex-
who ere % Of the ~ BOYS present, eighteen Of
An VIII be transferred to a higher school
a ane s dd .edal was awarded to George Ruff,
a Hsrh aR'o mas to George Ruff, Henry Baxter,
u,,aS Gordon, Fred. Pierce, James Burgess,
Pug 1sp Tuohy, Edward Lusby, William Clements,
70 ton Wilkerson, Dixon Doughton, William
.,olroyd, Edward Kibbey, John Monroe, VIM.
Talbert, Henry Gross, Edmund Hinwood, and
Male Primary No. Q, Sd street, Miss Scott
teacher, was examined "Wednesday by Trustee
Dulin. There are 60 pupils on the roll, 81 of
whom were present, and IA will be trans
ferred. The medal was awarded to Geo. Scott,
Ellsworth Co.'s, George FerreiI, Thomas Bull,
William Selby Lascallett, Henry Langley
Charles Selby, Jos. STEELE, Charles Kruger, Geo.
huteherson, Arthur Rawlings, Everett Cole,
Daniel Edwards, Thomas Cross and Vim. Lusby,
Female Primary school No. 3, Miss Van Doren
teacher, was examined "Wednesday by Trustee
French and Mr.. Van Doren. The school is COM
posedof 50 pupils, 10 of whom were present: "a of
these will be transferred. The premiums were
awarded as follows: Medal to Mamie G.. Leitch,
diplomas to Mary +. Adams, Mary j. Cham
hxro ay A..
c. Nichols, Annie s. Kaufman, Lizzie A.
Spears, Martha Devlin, Mary Mamie Wales
Emma j. Van Karnecke, Lula Abbie Swan
Mary Isabella Leitch, Madeline Palmer, and
Female Primary No. I, Miss Bland teacher,
was examined by Trustee French, assisted by
medal was awarded to Julia A. Quigiy, and
diplomas TO Margaret johnson, Florence Jen-
kins, Anna Forester, Kate Clark, Maud HALEY,
A5eada d Retis Marn S Soper, virginia uyarboe
son, Julia HOlroyd, Ida Caldwell, Julia Dayey.
Christiana Logan, Mary Umbleby, Rosa Fair
fax, Lille Berkley, Mary Riley, Doda Wunder-
Itch, and Julia KToUse. There are "a pupils on
the roll, 5s OF whom were present; % win be
transferred.
Female Primary No. II, Mrs. NJ. v. McCath-
French and Mr.. Clarke. There are SO pupils on
the rolls, so present, and 20 will be transferred.
The medalwas awarded to Addie G. Wilson, and
diplomas to Ella Conner, Georgia A. LOyeless,
Jessie r. Cole, Annie 4. Plant, Barbara 4. Cook
sey, Annie NJ. Adams, Annie l.. Smart, Mary III.
Simonds, Addie 2. Wilson, Susanna Book, Jo-
anna NJ. Doddrell, May T.. Trunnell, Alice Ar
mold Clara X. Schneider, Luvenia T.. Watson,
Mary Il. Padgett, and Marian w. Taylor.
Male Secondary No. 8, Miss Nj. G. Kelley, was
examined by Trustee Dulin, assisted by ex-
Trustee Marche, and Mr. Selke, teacher Of Ger
man. The medal was awarded to Master Will
liam Davies, and diplomas % Stephen Pritchard,
Joseph Biondi, Everett Marche, Daniel Shelton,
Charles Bladen, Samuel Thorn, Geo. Guinand,
George Gates, Charles Smoot, George W. Dulin.
William Morris, Charles Saxton, Edgar Lyons,
John Noodfeld, Marion Crawford, Widfeld
Scott, Clifford Griffin. There were 46 on the
roll, 3 absent.
Male Secondary, No. s, Miss Jane G.. Moss
was examined by Trustee Moore. There are
AZ pupils ON the roll, all present except I, and
there will be IA transferred. The medA was
awarded TO Martha Kealey, and diplomas to
Lizzie Dawes, Annie kealey, Gertrude BOiseau,
Georgia Marshall, Margaret Gross, Mary Burche,
Fannie Fairchild, Jessie Sotheron, lisa Walker,
| Mary OLeary, Isabel Gates, Susan Burche,
Mary Rigsby, Sophia WundeIlich, Jennie Pad
| gett, Florence Fowler, Mary Williams, Martha
kealey, Margaret OLeary and Lucetta Wagner
Male intermediate, No. q was examined We'd
nesday afternoon by Messrs. French, Dulin and
Hunt in the presence OF quite a number of visi-
| tors. In mental arithmetic, grammar and read
| ing the examination was very fine. There are 50
pupils on the roll, and q to be transferred. The
medal was awarded to Joseph A. Ochert, and di-
| plomas to Joseph A. Ochert, William Felger,
William White Thomas Mc1illister, William
Lehaman, Thomas Hickey, George Ciscle, Geo.
r.
| Albert Bright, Loa Walker John Healey, Chas.
Searle, William Balm, Arnold Bradford, Benja-
min Abel, Charles Lowell, RandOlf Hopkins and
VIM. BOggs.
Male Intermediate School, No. 1. Miss Kate
MOrphy teacher, examined yesterday by
| Superintendent Wilson and Trustees Moore,
Dulin and French, assisted by ex-Trustee Stuart
and Mr.. West. There are 46 pupils on the oil,
all OF whom were present; about 81 viii be trans
ferred The medal was awarded 10 Francis
Cameron, and diplomas to Francis Cameron,
- .w. ~ 81. LII
kins, George Chambers, John Rathbone, VIM.
Lusbey, ThOs. Antisell, Francis Hickey, Samuel
humphrey, Ferdinand Schmit, George Weber,
Leon Friedrich, Daniel Curry, William Socket
Harry Frost, John Hutchinson, Clarence Fry,
JAS. Jarboe, Richard Bruff and Julian Castell.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Female Secondary No. in this district, Mrs.
Mary A. Bowen teacher, was examined wednes-
day. This school Is located ON 18th street. South
Washington, in the new school building. Many
OF the parents of rhe pupils were present. The
children were all neatly dressed, and the school
room presented tidy and pleasant appearance.
The school showed good degree Of proficiency,
and more particularly in the reading exercises,
in which this school takes a front rank, the
teacher, during her experience OF ten years.
taking especial pains to make good readers.
There are AZ on the rolls, 40 OF whom were pres
ent AT the examination, and rs "a this number
will be transferred to an intermediate class The
examination was conducted by Trustees Champ
lin and Evans. The medal was awarded TO
Catharine NOrbeck, and diplomas to Annie
Rowell, Ella Williams, Annie Graham, Ida
Sheperson, Sarah Fraser, Ida Ashe, Ida Drurr
Alice Greenwood, Mary Frances Fleury, Annie
Godmell, Clara Cornwall, Clementina Neitzy.
Margaret Garner, Mary Ann PUrsell, Harriet
Selby, Alice BarEaclo, Harriet j. Drury and
Annie Shekells.
Female Primary School No. /, in this district
Miss Ida Humphrey, teacher, located on the
corner of 9th and G streets, was examined Tues
day, by Trustees Champiin and Evans, Super
intendent Wilson, and Mr.. Il. r. LLOYD There
are fifty names on the roll, and all were present
The children exhibited very fair degree of
proficiency, and in reading and mental arithme-
tic were rather above the average. The medal
was awarded to Margaret +. Grinder, and
diplomas to Lilly Beck, jeanette McwiiliaIa
Mary Hickey, Sopkronia Ceas, Jeanette Imrie,
Fanny Ceas, Selma Rynex, Christiana Mueller.
Barbara Pella, EsrIna Lamb, Mary Aiken,
Anna johnson, Paulina Samstag, Matte Allen
Bertha kaufman, Kate Fugitt, Rebecca Fuld,
and Ida OppenlIeime-. This is the first year of
Miss Humphreys experience as a teacher. She
Is a graduate of Miss AmidOn's school.
In the examinationof Miss Mary NJ. Bowers,
female primary school, In this district, on Mon
day, the reading exercises were pronounced by
the trustees and all who were present as very
superior, and as this ia the first year Of Miss
Bowers trial as teacher, she is entitled 10 great
credit.