Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-13
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS,
what was Doae YesterdaJ-- The Award
Of Premlnm.

lultNeu NuomNuiNNH IN tue must fANtAtNoIy nlhtla
Der. Both Miss Campbell and Mrs. Rodler are
Isschers admirably qualified for their positions,
and % result their schools are equal 70 any 9th.
sra Of like grade. Mrs. ROdisr's pupils are
sopyboof. sortsinly cSnnOt be excoIisd, and few
The roll Of honOr was as follows Medal scholar
s% Brown W s William Bssa HsTrS BSs $s,sf
Frank walter, james Mlddletnn,
Arthur Baier, Willie Thompson, Willie Mc0lll,
David nanga, Robert Prince, Willie Qrouuse,
David Mccarthy, Charles Dorsey, and George
This school also carried OF tho priro for the
best spelling In the male schools Of the district
q sas 20 psyd id S.Sss he BEING he st
10 secondary No, the roll Of honor was as
follows: Medal scholar Emily y; Garner r..
Angela Calvert, Hester Z. Williams, wIihsl.
mine T. Scherger. Emily y. Friel, Mary J..
Scott, MARY L. Burket, Julia 0Oela, Kate Hi
llary, Rosa q. Menhorn, Sophie Berger, and
Sarah Boyer.
Second District. T
MALE INTERMEDIATES NO. q
Tho examination Of Male intermediate No. s,
Miss N. y Rowe teacher, was begun at O'Clock,
10 the presence q many visitors, The school
Of The ssatcn building, and was made more at.
traotlve by the noral decorations. Hanging
baskets, allied with choice flowers, occupied the
.s. ~ Rs SSn .srs
thirty names on the rol and all the schC
wore present Thirty.two (Aimost the entire
sohoolj will be Transferred AZ the close Of the
ward and ' MSIsiiaS, assisted sy Mr. Rw Fen
wick, were the examiners, and put the boys
through pretty severe examination In spelling
mental arithmstle, geography, grAmmar aud
colors. The recitation Of the " Life. boat I" By d
kinney, q. Wise, W. johnson, II. Finlsy aud j
Bushby, was we'll done, and deserving Of th'
RrsisS es''S %.sa hGSins c Ls.h read u.
mAnnrr that would have done credit 70 a person
more advanced IN years .....
Miss Rowe has = nns school, aud the sxami
nation yesterday showed the rapid progress
made BY her pupils during the year 4 result
most Matching 70 the ability Of tho teacher.
while the schools Of the Second district
seemed TO have borno Oh majority 81 the spe
stripped them all. Tho eold medal given IL
the Male Intermedlate schools for the best
apeller was won BY VIM. X. Cohen, Of thil
school, and presented TO him yesterday,
with the medal scholar, but lost the prize b.
lot, and another familiar In every respect wal
awarded him BY the teacher.
the best specimen o penmanship was anolhsI
prize won by this school, Master Frank Miller
bsinE the successful contestant.
The map drAulpEs on the black. boards by o
n
were neatly execstsd, and speak we'll for IN,
boys ability In this study.
fhs regular premiums were awarded as fol
lovsi Medal, Charles Z. Klnsey.. Diplomat
John D. johnson, Robert U. Herman, RoblnSol
u, I.esh and Jas. q. Bushby, department. an,
scholarship Edwin NJ. ffaIee, attendance
schCinsIshiP and dspor.SSsnt; wm z; ale,cl
pom and Charles X. Ward, department. WIN. i
Arvin, attsndancei Robert L. fenNici, attend
anee ADD department.; william t. Betti, Franl
Burnham and Edward u. Patterson, deport
pertinent; Samuel q. Wise, vocal music.
EHMALn SECONDARY NO. Q.
At y o'clock yesterday morning the exAmlna
ton Of Female Secondary No, ., Miss Tile
teacher, was commenced In tho Miller building
Trustees Woodward and MeLellAn and MI
II W. FenNlck weru present, besides man
visitors. 1he scholars were examined 10 moi
tai and practical aIithmetie, spelling and .geot
rAphy, and showed marked proficiency III a.
their studies, exeelllng In arithmetic and spell
ing. The examination was rigid one, and yer
| complimentary both TO tho teacher aud he
pupils. There are forty.six names on the rol
| All the scholars were present, and twenty -seve
will be transferred. The medal for the spellln
| contest in the Female secondary was won b
The regular premiums we're awarded as follow
Medal, susan y. McKnev; diplomas Tor pun,
tuaiity, deportment, and soholarship, Ann
Moore and Ann J DChsrtI, dspos,%sns an
bury, Kate M. SIansbury, and NJ. Frances Pea
teri department, Sarah II. Whitllesey, Hele
ID. whlttlesey, Annie M. Groves, Emma
/ Kleindienst, Annie FAhrenbruek, Fannie Baur
Mary II. white, sarah A.. knight, EllIAbel
/ Baker, Rose Kaufman, aud Lena W. HaEEar
punctuality, Emma l. Shlfneri penmanshi
gAroline b. opponhelmeri vocal music, Ma
Third District.
| SECONDARY NO. 1,
located 10 the WGllAch building, and taught
| Miss Lusby, was examined by Trustees Allan,
Il D. M, yesterday. In this school there aro
/ o. whom will DO transferred 10 higher grade
The examination was we'll rendered, consistlI
Of reading, spelllng, writing and arilhmstic, Al
A. Mallory, who also received the gold med
for spellingi DEMONSTRATIONS and sch0la
ship, Saliha Z. Martin, Mary =. RaWlinu
Vnss tspnpn..Sn' E ssPShsp f and sch MT
OIL, Mary T. Stocket, Edith L. Saltavall, Agn
N. DolAn, Rosa ID. Robey, Sarah A, Blade
scholArshlp, n. u Hopki9s, CLARA Z Hlte
Ada j. Penn; penmAnshlp, Emma q. FofbI
music, Harriet II. McKun.
| SECONDARY no. I,
Taught BY Miss Mary Z, Arnold, and located
Trustee A. NJ. Scott, at y, m, yesterday,
tho presence Of a large number OF friends a
relatives % the pupils. In this school there a
Snes, and is Of whom viii be transierrei. 4
trustee awarded the premiums A. follOws; Med
Martha Devlini diplomas TO Margaret SweenS
Ella willis, Bertha Krause, Mary Adams, FL
Abeth Grimes, Kate Hughes, sarah sheaha
Ella Lee, Fannie Krause, Kate sAltsr, All
Voc, Ella brown, Nettie Felger, Alice Kin
Bette Potts and Cora L. Bruh.
Fourth District.
| YEMALR GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The room In which this school Is located, II
building on Sixth street, between d and
| streets southeast, WaA crowded 10 overiioWl
yesterday, at 1890 o'clock, BY the friends =
relatives Of the young ladies attending /
examination Of tho schoiars. The sxaminati
was conducted by Trustees AtI.se, OhAmpl'
Crook and Evans. The teacher, Mrs. Mart
Nth met usual nPTS%P,ns bad
ercises were opened by the performances o.
grand march upon the plano by Misc Ada "
ley, when the young ladies marched into
scholar being Attired In white, and bearing
their hands beautiful bouquets Of flowers III
they placed upon their desks as soou as u
Daniels, teacher Of music In the public sohos
examined tho school In the branches Of mu
through which they have passed during
present scholastic year. ~.
some very dlnicult pIOcos % perform, which Il
: executed 10 a manner every way Iatisfao 70
Masses 5. MockAbos, 8. Allen, 5. hpphArd a
3 Porter then sang ., song With g.
light which was rendered In an exquis
style and with great effect, receiving the
pIAuse Of tho audience.
Reading by Glasses was next In order, and
7 lootions from the most dlfnoult works were gl'
. the scholars, from which they In turns read .
, tsncos 10 tho most perfect mAhpor. The rema
, Ing portion Of the programme was then cont
J. | ued As fellows Second readinEi song-'Du
7 ehorus;n second and nIst mental Grlthmol
: Bong-aAIpne Maids" BY Misses 8. MoekA
: and :. Porter second grAmmAri readlngi son
Battle Of North Royal" BY Miss Ada WI
: philosophy dust-"Holy Mother" by Ad
: dny and h. HAyenneri hrst TsAdinEj quartet
"kOok Of Ages" by Misses u, Hayennsr,
Allen, .. Mookaboe and A. Charlton; ATst grl
mar song-.Alpine Morning BY Misses
4 song-"fArowell 10 School, BY Miss 3. All
4 "WAltI Song" by the school,
Z Gov. Cooke arrived at this point OF the o.
A | olaoa, whom he was escorted 70 q scat by the .
/ | Of the teacher, Mrs. Martin, on the plAtioi
!. whore he witnessed tho remaining portion
Il tho examination, and Expressed himself big
4 delighted with the manner 10 which tho you
4 | ladies had acquitted themselves. After VIII
|. the awards OF medals and diplomas were mi
! by the trustees as follows First honor me
n was awarded 70 Miss Martha barnes; SPELL
medal 10 Miss Alice Coakleyi spelling mo
from the pupils 10 EliIAbsIh Ooro0raue; %
Ing medal from the teacher 10 Clara Will
silver medal for penmAnship " Miss Al
u Ooakloyj nrst German medal 70 Miss VI
WILSON, second German medal 70 Miss Oar
= Rannoy, and diplomas 10 Mary Gray, BE
. CoroorAn, basie MOoAboe, Clara Wilson, En
. RAhney, Allne COOksoy, Fanny TatnApau
: MARY Anderson, Sophia Davidson. NJ
Walker, Mary Wilson, Sarah King, Suaioi