Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-12
COLoRBD SCHOOLS.



The examinations were continued, aud as far
~ TINS building ie concerned concluded, except
Grammar No. ], MIS- Brigg,, teacher; suporin.
this room, but being compelled TO leave, Il was
deferred until Friday morning next At 10
INTERMEDIATE so.l,
Miss sarah N. Jones. This room presented a
neat and udy appearance. The motto, I'VE
are proEressing,h attracted attention upon On.
terlng the room. Prot Nashon examined the
pupils, thirty. Ave IN number, 10 reading and
spelling from Intermediate reader and arith.
metlo, 10 United states money, common and
close application TO study during the current
school year, but seemed 10 labor under the dis
advantage Of not being able 10 overcome the
The rhetorical. eIercisos-deola ANA ton, By Miss
Lucinda DEAN defamation, solitude Of Alex.
ander selkirk," By Thomas whitei "Selsct
Old Homs,n by Miss Commodore; solo, is1fhe
Old Osken Bucket" by George Jackson; solo,
''Oomo to the Greenwood" by II. Green; decis,
%ston "Ss a Rsr %ssm SI snS
BateatA Fritehis-concludsd the Interesting
Miss Louie A. smith teacher. There are be.
longing 70 this school thirty.nlno pcpils; all
present except three. Prof. Vashon examined
The Interesting little folks IN reading and SPELL
Ing from the third and fourth reader; Arthme.
tic, through subatractlon Of common fractions,
and geography, A. prescribed for the secondary
ana thlrd lntermedlate grades. The pupils
fair exhibit IN thslr studies especially in arith
metic, the nrst class being nearly perfect The
rhetorical exercises were quite interesting
tAclss,n by Katie Ford; Annie, Don't You
Know BY school; "Frankle and His Mamma,"
BY julia BROWN solo and chorus; "Hsarth and
Home BY sarah Davis; "Santa Claus" by
Minnie Jones; "Don't % Angry Mother BY
school. The room was handsomely trimmed
Pro%,insnsly sa,pendsd from the wall was an
SECONDARY NO. 2
Miss M. Il. Reed, teacher. This school. room
presented beautiful appearance. Aside ltOm
played, the pleasing sight q looking upon 20
brighteyod, neatly attired and we'll behaved
pupils greeled the many visitors who were
were classified Into First primary and Third
secondary grades, and wero examined by Super.
lntondent Cook In reading from third and fourth
arithmetic, thrOus h division Of simple numbers,
and primary geography, In all Of which they de.
served the high oncomiuma passed upon them BY
also sXcellsnL Chant Hear, iathor, hear our
prayer" BY SCHOOL, chorus, Another morn"
school. ,olo, Annie Ilsle," BY Matte
BY school, were ali deserving Of praise. *.
aminAtlon commenced at $40 a. IN. and closed at
The t'I ian l,n are now complete S1cspt
mar No I, Anthony Bowen building. The
iormor will take plaes on Thursday, Jane Ia, at
stevens hall, TWonty-nrst street bOtWssn X
and L. streets, commencing at 10 q. m. As the
higher branches are taught In this school, more
than ordinary In terest 10 being manifested In the
Pending exAml nation. Trustees johnson and
King were present during the examination yes-
terday.
Meeting Of Physicians TO the Peer.
A meeting Of the board Of ply slclans to the
poor was held last evening at the oifCs OF nr
Duncanson, 900 II street north, DIR. Adams In