Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

Anna Under, Kate AZ. Tomlinson, Edith NJ
Davis, Lena A. Kaiser, Cora l.. Beavers, Ger
Eddie, Minnie c. Ballouf, Lula Marks, Kate V.
Parker.
Primary school No. 2. on 9Th street I'm Judiciary
square, Miss Julia Moran TEACHER, was eX-
amined yesterday by Superintendent Wilson
and X. A. Fenwick, I'm the presence of large
number of parents and friends of the scholars.
The number of pupils ON the roll was fifty, and
all were present. The examinations were in
reading, writing arithmetic, photography and
spelling. Twenty-eight pupils were transferred
TO higher grades Ga very la &c per cent? The
and the teacher was highly complimenteJ upon
the general excellence Of her school by Messrs.
Wilson and Fenwick, and Mr.. Bennett superin-
tendent, and Mr.. Moses, trustee Ofthe Richmond
public schools, who made short addresses to the
scholars. Mary f. Lyell, of this school, was
awarded the gold medal for the spelling con-
test of the District: The medal was presented
Mary +. Lyell, Mary Y. Baker, Lizzie l.. Willie,
Hattie Ii. Walker, Libbie Townley, Ella d.
Lord, Hattie Townley, Louisa NJ. Rowe, Maggie
Sears, Kate :. Levy, Rosa Henderson, Sarah l..
Weaver, Matilda Doherty, Ella G. Houston.
Mary J.. Wardner, Frances L. ROlings, Sarah
L. Teulon, Annie f. Teulon, Annie X. Burn
trude Wood. Florence II. Perrie, Ella II. Nc
Guiggan, Rena DeshaZO, Anna Adams, Vir-
ginia A. Jarvis, Bertha III. KrOschOl, Lena c.
krosehol, Eirgie Hill, Flora y. viedt. Lucy A.
Caldwell, Mary G. Crippen Rosa L. Lord, Lii
Ian Ball, Mary t. Clifton.
Female Primary No. g. Miss Jennie Boss,
teacher, located in the NillGr building, on III
street, between 9th and 9TH streets was examined
yesterday, by MeSsrs. y. Z. Gage and II. w.
Fenwick, in the presence OF many visitors.
Forty-fvc of the fitty-two pupils were present,
and the exam nation was very crcditable one
The second class, organized in January, was
composed OF alphabet pupils, who are now read
ing and spelling in short words, and the reading
OF both classes was good. The medal was award
ed to Lula Il. Fitzhugh, and diplomas 20 Lula b.
Fitzhueh, Jennie ID. Harvey, Rebecca +. Beh-
rend, Annie T.. Harvey, Maud Tculon, Maggie
+: Cohen, Henrietta Wolf, Annie II. Perry, Ma
tilda NCwmyCr, Fannie Goodman. Julia r.
Hunter, Eta T.. Dick, Ida T.. Gusiorf, Augusta
Behrend, Geneveiye Calvert, and Clara Hody-
ers.
THIRD DIsTRIcr.-Primary School No. II.
OF this district, (Miss Mary Hayre, teacher,)
was examined on Wednesday, by SUperin-
tendent Wilson and Trustee Moore. About
thirty SCHOLARS will be transferred to higher
grades. Mary Howard received the medal. and
diplomas were awarded to Kate Hughes, Grace
Eshelman, Nellie Sailor, Biria Silby, aud Ange-
line GheePeler; Masters James Keller and Al
Pickens. Theresa Kunia, Maggie O'Meara. J.n-
ME Sailor, and Maggie Harlan; Master Matthew
OMeara; Misses Fannie Hayne, Mary Kelley
and Lillian Daley; Master Willie Sterns and Miss
Lara French.
The Male Primary, Of which Miss l.. T.
The mas is teacher, as examined "Wednesday by
Mr.. French and Superintendent Wilson. This
school is composed OF tOTty-nine boys, forty-six
OF whom were present. Fourteen will be trans
ferred. The medal was awarded to VIM. Ouig-
ley, and diplomas to George Mellis, Jas. Rooney,
John Maschuner, Edward McNally, Philip i.
Andrews, Elmer Hooper, JAS. Spaldng, Willie
Lynch, Emanuel Pifferling, JAS. Rooney Jas
Spalding, Carl Thour, John McSally. Frank
Wilson, Frederick Lemardt, Jacob Long and
Louis Vierbucken.
Primary No. "A, Miss Eliza Aiken teacher, was
examined Wednesday by Trustee Dulin and
of the school Is 81, and 50 were present at the
examination, of whom SO will be transferred to
schools OF higher grade. The medal was
awarded to Margaret Simpson, and diplomas to
Margaret Simpson. Ella Barnes, Alice Barnes
Annie BlanfoTd, Herminia Hulagast, Annie
Marshall, Mary POtee, Harriet Eobee, Nav
Smith, Isabella Stanford, Edith Turner. Cath
crime Jones, Alice COrcOran, Elizabeth Herbel,
Nellie Beckert, Florence Ingle, Laura Williams
riet Barrett.
Primary No. II, Miss Tew teacher. was exam
ined the same day by Trustee French and Su-
perintendent Wilson. This school Is composed
OF co girls, all of whom, with one exception,
were present, ard II win he transferred The
medal was awarded to Cora Bruif, and diplomas
to Anna Newrath, Lizzie Andrews, Lizzie Car
stems, Ida Kraft, Lizzie Ports, Emily Downing
Sophia PEEL, Ida Fletcher, Theresa Coreoran,
Lizzie Wagner, May Bean, Henrietta Thorn,
May Redding. Johanna Graney, SaIIie McNautz
Lizzie Coons and Kate Murdoch.
Female Primary No. :, Miss Martha McCutcll-
en- teacher, was examined Thursday by Trustee
Moore. There are sixty pGps on the roll,
fity-eight OF whom were present, and they
passed creditable examination. The medal
was awarded to Addie MAY Warren and Iii
plomas 10 Kate Repetti. Rebeeea Rckhart. Eliza
beth Stewart, Annie GreenwelI, Kate Hughes
Ella Arnold, Mary Berkeley, Chistina Watson,
Lizzie Cohill Mary Coohcr, Lila Alcorn, Helen
Mcfarland John s. Kcirle, Jeanette Childs,
Ida SaGdler, Ida Watson. Mary A. Perkins
Martha McDermott, Ida NJ. Staples and Sarah
Maginnis
teacher, was examined Thursday by Mr.. j. c.
Duln, trustee, and passed a satisfactory exam.-
nation. The medal was awarded to Joseph Re-
petit. and diplomas to Edmund French, Rich
ard Mccoy, Caleb Clark, Charles Palmer, VIM.
Collins. Harry kidwell, Albert Beers, Charles
Beers, Harry Sage, George McGOwan, Henry
McNabb, Charles McNabb, Willard Wilnat,
Samuel Kidwell, Harry SimOnds, Geo. Kelley,
Frank Kelley, Daniel Kelley, and William Vier-
buchen.
Male Primary, No 15 Miss Maggie Saxton
teacher, was examined Thursday by Trustee
Moore. OF the sixty pupils all were present ex-
cept one, and the examination was very credta-
Bile. The medal was awarded to Abner L.
Bradley, and diplomas to Robert Story, John
Curry, Marion Bradley, Henry Story, Robert
Crump, John OIeary, Michael Horn, William
Morris, George Miller, William Palmer, Philip
Nicholson, John s. Maginnis, Andrew Hughes,
James Fitzgerald, James Pope, James Dove,
Louis Minnekein, Charles Eckstein. Frank III.
Childs, JAS. Harrison, and VIM. Williams.
Male Primary School No. &, Miss Cannon
teacher, on LIST street, between and ID streets
southeast, was examined yesterday by Trustee
Moore, assisted by Mr. y. A. West, in presence
OF large number OF parents and relatives of the
children, among whom were Mr.. Kondrup,
Danish Consul, and others. There are 81 pupils
on the rolls, &c of whom were present. and about
Is of these will be transferred to higher grade
schools. The premiums were given as follows
Silver medal to Thomas Sullivan, and diplomas
TO Louis Palmer, Joseph Butterbaugh, Thomas
Won Kamecker, George Cook, Patrick Maddi-
gan, George G0etz, Henry Lehman, Arthur
Eakle, Henry Hilligeest, Harry Richardson,
Charles Siebern, Cosmos Mundlief, Jesse
Stuhph, Morris Richardson, Charles DattIer,
George Davis, Robert Murphy, Louis HoIlin-
berger, James Kyle, and Arthur Sicily.
Male Primary, No. 6, Miss Martha Armistead
teacher, was examined yesterday by Trustee
Dulin. This school is composed of 80 pupils
ranging from six to fourteen years of age, 81 OF
whom were present, and of those examined 10
will be transferred to schools OF a higher grade.
They passed IA very creditable examination.
This school has done well as any other of its
grade in the Third District during the year, not
withstanding the discouraging circumstances Of
its being placed in a miserable frame shanty on
the Outskirt Of the Wallach school-house lot.
The silver medal was awarded TO Carries NJ
Bruf, and diplomas to Patrick Bresnahan, An
thony Schroth, William Repetti, Carroll Raw
lings, John Ritter, Harry Dodge, George ST.
monds, George Piller, Aleck Kitsadden, Louis
Clendaniel, George SOuse, William Carr, Frank
Disney Edward hggers, Timothy Flynn, Fer
dinand Newrath, William Miller, Philip Darr
Thomas Adams, and Morgan Cathran.
Male Primary No. 4, Miss Sanderson teacher,