Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-11

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This school Is located In the Franklin building,
and ranks among the best secondary schools IN
the city. or the 81 pupils on the roll, IS were
examined in an their studies, to the satisfaction
of the examiners. The medal was awarded to
James Donneny, and diDlomas TO Henry E.
Svank, Irving Talbot, Harry Robinson Louis
Main, Edwin Baker, Charles Bruehl, william
Omohandro, Fred. Benjamin, Charles Barker,
Louis Smith, Herbert Whipple.
Trustee Stuart also examined primary No. IL,
Miss Ellen Hamlet, located az the corner of 22d
and streets. This school Ia composed Of 4s
girls, and they acquitted themselves yesterday
were awarded as follows Alice Csrcoran,
medal; Carrie Douglass, Florence Gore, Katie
Grover, Annie Sullivan, Mary sp1sldins,
Robinson, and Clara Keltner, diplomas.
Primary No. IA, Miss Kate Snyder teacher,
also located At the corner OF 22d and streets,
was Examined o. M. F - THIS school Is not
ginning Of the school year one-half Of them
will be transferred TO q higher grade. They
passed an excellent examination yesterday, and
were complimented by the examiner. Pre-
miums were awarded as follows:-John M. Law
ton, medal; Peter McArdie, Frisbey G. Eiker,
nm Baker, John 8. Drury, Walter Barley,
Bozze1: Richard A. Chism, Robert King aud
Frank Woodward, diplomas.
Primary No. Is, Miss /. n. Wilson teacher, in
amined by Mr.. Hart. This Is an excellent pri-
mary schoe3, and viii rank with any of its grade
In the city. There are As names on the roll, and
At least one-haf of them will be transferred IN
September. Premiums were awarded as fol-
lows:-Enma l.. Todd, medal; Maggie Maher,
Annie V. Crown, Mary Moore, Margaret Hines
Mary +. Hager, Hester A. Linkins, Charlotte A.
Ramsburg, Emma Crutchett, Ella NJ. Turton
and Anna l.. Rollings, diplomas.
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-Female secondary No. 9.
Miss Emily Robinson, was examined YESTERDAY
by Trustees Mcclellan and Randolph and S1-
perintendent Wilson, in the school-room on H
street, near Sd. This sc ,ool numbers 81 pupils
(only absent), aid nearly nine-tenths (t0 are
ready FOR transfer. The examination was very
thorough, and in spelling aud mental arithmetic
the pupils excelled, while in ali the other studies
grade The premiums were awarded as follows:
Medal, Mary j. Noigt; diplomas, Kate E. Mac
key, Minnie A. Noyes, Mary Z. Cook, Elizabeth
g; Tat, Martha McGlsy, Helen g. Nichols,
O'Connor, Minnie v. Greene, Hattie Belle WAL
ter, Mary O'Connor, Ada B. Mackey, Louise G.
Enthofer, Cora V. Steele, Rachel A. Goldstein,
Gertrude Wood, and Louisa Winonat.
Trustees Woodward and Dietrich yesterday
examined the school OF Mrs. Roosevelt, male
primary No: I, IN the Seaton building. There
thee 50 viii be transferred. notwithstsndina
the fact that few weeks since her older pupils
were transferred. The premiums were awarded
rs follows Medal, Jefferson Smith; diplomas,
Lewis T.. Hawkins, Frank W. Macnichol, Ed
ward j. Fletcher, Elwood b. Kelly, John B. Il.
Espey, Albert L. Minor, Gustave Esch, S..muei
Eenfon, John N. Stockman, Danl Eagan, VIM.
II. Brown, Chas. II. Rosenberg, Arthur B-.Nich-
OILS, Richard II. Brooks and John @. Detweiler.
The school of Mrs. Myers, intermediate No. 2,
was examined by Trustees Woodward and Nc
Leilan to-day, in the presence OF a very large
number OF visitors, and, as is usual, the exami-
nation was one of the best. In mental arithme-
TIC and spelling the pupils did well, and in the
other they were not behind the pupils of the
same grade in any other school. Some of the
N NIL
only fault that could be found. Mrs M. has 81
on the roll, so of whom were present, and she
has 40 ready for transfer, thus making as good
years she has taught a public school. The pre-
miums were awarded as follows: Medal, Emma
ID. Hoffman; diplomas, to Sarah E. White, Isa-
bella Mortimer, Lizzie l.. Nichols, Lillian E.
CRYSTAL, Ella V. Reynolds, Emma G. Henderson,
Janet W. Patterson, Kate NJ. Hoffman, Mary
d. Hiekrotte, Maggie f. Mitchell, Cora Dennf-
Alice o. Faulkner, Kate NJ. Malone, Olivia 5
Major, Neomi w. East, Bertha David, Sarah
Z. Wheelock, Mary A. Dugrira. Jessie X. DON
i n,ason, Julia NJ; Qusntutre, Agnes L. McAr-
Van Arsdale, Kate c. Eckiof, Ida v. Edmon
son, Florence A. Weaver, Julia s. Ruof, Jo-
sephine Randolph, Frank Cowing. This school
between i've girls the contest narrowed down TO
twc-Sarah T.. White and Mary B. Hickrotte-
TO each Of whom medal was given.
THIRD DIsTRIcT-Primary No. II, (male.)
located on street, between I'd and Sd streets
yesterday afternoon by Trustee French, in the
presence OF many Of the parents Of the pupils
ano number OF the friends OF the school. or
examination was entirely satisfactory. the
scholars acquitting themselves Remarkably
wei. Twenty-six pupils in this school were
ErGmoted: The medal was awarded to James
Kelly, and diplomas to Edward Kelly, Hyser
Barr. David Martin, Price Selby, Michael Ken-
nedy, Albert French, Henry AnsIey, Matthew
y UMeara; James Maxwell, Harry Prescott,
Nelson VanArsdale, Lewis Gheisella, George
Gardiner, Carving Tully, VIM. Baker, WIN.
Wales and Eustace Ansey.
Secondary No. 2, {male,) located in the Wal
ZACH building, Miss N. q. Kelly, teacher, was
@. Dulin, assisted by DIR. McKim. The first
medal was awarded to Edwin ). LOOMS by DIT.
M kim, and second medal was given to Cliff
1ord Grim by the teacher, Trustee French
making the presentation address. Diplomas
were awarded as follows: To Charles Robertson,
george Guinand, VIM. Cameron, Fred Hem
messy, John N. Nalley, VIM. Morrison, Jacob
mon Degen, Albert Benson, Michael Holm,
samuel Miller, VIM. Pinkney, Chas. Bradford
homas W. Shomo, and Clifford Griffin. After
me awarding Of the diplomas, Trustee Dulin,
superintendent Wilson and Professor LOOMS
addressed the scholars, congratulating them on
their progress, and highly complimenting their
teacher.Irustee Dulin remarking that hers
Secondary No. 8 (male), on street, between
oth and 9th streets southwest, Miss Susan Lang
ley teacher, was examined yesterday afternoon
by Trustee VIM. p. Allan. 81 pupils were on
the rolls Of this school, and all were present.
richard III. Glazebrook bore of the first honor
OF the school, q silver medal, and diplomas were
awarded as follows: Francis Z. Sibley, Abra-
nam L; Garges, Charles A. Krause, Patrick
Bresnahan, Charles Bind, Charles ChiIds,
Charles Henfurth, Morgan s. McCathran. Henry
M Cross, VIM. B. Kelly, Lyons HI. Dolan.
Charles IL. Banks, VIM. Biondi, George w.
MCGOWAN, Richard j. Wilson, George T.. Lea.
callet, Charles +. Nelson, Frank j. Betts.
Isaac Scott, and Henry j. Dodge. Superinten,
dent Wilson, Trustee Scott, Mr.. George r.
Gulick, Mr.. McF arland, and Others were nres-
emit during the examination and united In pro-
nouncing 1t very satisfactory one.
FOURTH DIsTRlcr-Male secondary. No. /,
taught by Miss Maggie A. Humphrey, aud 10
Gated In Island Hall, was examined Yesterday
py trustee Champlin, Crook, Alice and Evans.
4 mere were present ex-Trustees Holmead and
stephenson Lloyd and Messrs. McIntire Cowie.
and many ladies. The school-room was tidilv
prepared, and ornamented with wreaths and
boquets. There are Al pupils in this school. and
All were present yesterday. During the past
year 10 have been transferred and 81 are now
reported ready TO be transferred to higber
grades. The examination yesterday was a inost
thorough one, and the trustees expressed Them
selves much gratffed with the results This 4
the fourth year of Miss Humphreys experiencs
ana her nrst year as teacher of a secondary
school. The gold medal awarded somefims
since In the spelling contest was presertsd ~
d Master Joseph H. Williams BY Mr.. McIntirs