Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08

exercises consisted OF spelling, reading writing,
arithmetic and dehping and The roll q merit is
snhOlarship, punotuallty and attends noe, Edith
Towner, Annie Neurath, Katie Kelly, Mary
shiahan, Virginia Brighthaupt, Katie Brown,
Ella Wothsralli attendance, punctutllty and
department. Annie Clarvoe, Ella. Nally, Ida
krafl Lltsie Andrews; music, Annie Isilibridgei
penmanship, Theresa Oorooran.
PRIMARY NO. 10,
Of which Miss r. q, Kelly is teacher, was ex.
aminod by Trustee Allen and Mr.. witSleben at
s p. m. yesterday. In this school there are 81
viii Be transferred 70 higher schools. The oTsT.
olses, which, indeed, were very interesting, con.
sisted Of reading, spelling, singing, defining,
e NY Hni,l and iaGlss DatlnE ,he eSstei,e'
and Mt. CoWan, treasurer Of public sohoolA Wis.
lted the school, and united with the trustee IN
,enderlnE To- the young and accomplished teacher
neatness OF tho sohoolroom and tho accurate
and prompt manner In which she had prepared
the pupils Tor examination. Tbs roll OF merit 10
punctunllty aud scholarship, Mary Kelly, lsa.
bella Parkinson punctuality and improvement,
Victoria Ansloyi seholarship Ida Cudli1, Nelly
johnson, Minnie kaufman, Sarah Harlan, Min
ME lIariani scholarship and neatnOss, Bda Wit
Lleben; department., Mary Morris, Annie Nc
Crane, Margaret o'MeafA, Angellno Uhiselll,
A% 1,c yi,dt psnPPa0,hlP and PGne.usll,,y
Muloaro. The teacher also made several pri.
vate presentations TO her fayorlto scholars.
PRIMARY NO. is.
Miss SanderaOn teacher, located on Flfat
street, between o and d streets southeast, was
examined by Trustee A. NJ Scott at 8 p. m, yes.
terdAy, FOrty.nyo pupils are on the roll, all "
whom were present, and seventeen OF whom will
be transferred. The exercises consisted Of sing.
log, reading, spelling, writing, and arithmstio,
aud were witnessed by many friends and Tela.
merit Medal, Chss. Thomas; Diplomas, alton.
tlOn TO study and department, lieofge A, Dlggof,
walter $: Dodge, Oosmers Mlndelsll, Hector
I SSssS A SdsSac AKA gDsPs
Bowers, William Seitonj conduct aud punotu.
allty, william Campbell; music and general
excellence, William Brenuinger; penmlnship
Richard MeUoy.
Fsurth District.
MALE PRIMARY NO. u
located on School street. between Four.and. =.
half and Sixth streets, was examined yesterday
number q the relatives and ac9uaintanecI u
the pupils. This school ls taught by Miss Jennie
MeCanlley. There are upon tho rolls Of the
teriay, and during the year Miss MeCaulley has
transferred rs Of her pupils to higher grades Of
schools. She has now ready for further trans.
The record Of Miss MeUauliey as teacher
stands nrst on tho list, and, judging by the
progress she has made In Improvement and pro-
motions Of her scholars she e Justly classed QUE
scholars were examined yesterday In all Of the
primary branches Of the studies, and each and
every question was Aniwcred with accuracy,
Tho medal was awarded to Frederick White,
aud diplomas to tho following Attention u
study, aud Improvement, Myer Cohen, Andrew
Pullln, William Pullln, william Lewis, william
dS s,h TSsms ReS s w WHAT SSS vocal
music, George Emerson ponmanshlp, Jeremiah
gronlh punctuAlity and attendance, Charles
TEMALu PRIMARY NO.
Trustee W. II. Crook yesterday examined this
school, which Is located In a one.story building
on Tenth street, between y and streets, and
teacher, had tho toom handsomely decorated
with flowers. Tho following was the order Of
cxercisesi Singing, work, for tho night is
coming leading spelling, nuln Tn Senni
slsts Of IS pupilI, ranging In axe from seven u
ten years. During tho year Miss Fowler hal
transIerred 2s and now has ready for transfer
thorough examination In the different studieF
and the result was most satisfactory.
Tho medal was awarded TO Miss Anna q. Hav
enner, and diplomas to the following Emma
Brown, Roberta MAgeo, Elizabeth Gibson
Elizabeth Birch, LILY Marden, IsaylnlA Olive
Martha Reeves, Rosa BrAsch, Florence Noyrs
max, qeorgle Moran, Laura Lewis, Kate Rah
| lert, Annie Williams, Belle Carton, Emma
LeOnberger, Cora Nichols.
FENALE PRIMARY NO. s.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon ex. TRUSTEE
| HOlmead examined this school, Of which Mis-,
| s. II. johnson Is teacher Tho school room 4
situated In Potomac building, on Twelfth street
between Maryland avenue and Il street south
west, ADD the location Is admirable. The rOom
| IL supplied with an abundance Of light and ven
tilation and all the other requisites TO make thu
| scholars comfortable have been furnished.
| Mr.. Holmead examined the different elassei
| with the greatest oNactneGs, aud the little one
| made ready aud prompt answers to all question
gwen them, rejecting great credit upon Mi,
Of this school ~ scholars, and during tho year
transfers have taken place. Miss johnson ha
new ready for transfer 20 scholars The award
| were made as follows Medal, Bertha SiEel
attendance, Margaret Norwood, Eliza Dolemau
Emma Donaldson, Mary Whiting; improvement
Laura Allison, Teresa Andre, Emma Hontl
Faunoe; department, Virginia Franklin, Mar
| HALEY, Elizabeth Smith, Carrie Shopporson
Jessie BTyant penmAnshlp, Annie Cooper
music, Martha HOldeTly.