Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.
What Was Deus YESTERDAY The Award
Of PFemIams.


,,, srs,,,.nt.T, Soa
Mis- Kate a. Nc uahop teacher, was examined
buiidiSs nv Trastses Harris. Hart, and stuart,
and SnpeTintendent Wilson and In the pres.
ence Of a large number Of the relatives and
friends Of the pupils The medal OF the schooi
was awarded 70 John n, Tnrton, and diplomas
to W. b. Patterson, J. X. Boyd, Charles Ran
dali, WIN. Barnard, VIM. Merits, II II, Higgins,
Clarence Allen, Arthur Rnbsam, samuel ulo-
Key, Albert Rupp, HowaTu Moulllt mm' DOW
glass, Charles Baker, Clarence spalding John
Garland, David Todd Clinton Gardner, Ninton
C0ombs. WIN. Van Week, Wm. Mel.sod' yonn
Common, Francis CrisNell, ChaIles Shaier' hlley
o. dahundro, and W. ShaIretts This school
also carried on the priie i9r epelllnE 10 the
Second Intermeaiate grade inc slecessIul pnpn
being Clarence Alien. IL also took the penmsn.
ship scholarship, the euccessIll pupil In tnis
case being henry DiEgea Inc Nnole o. the
schooi viii DC transietIei IN Septenpei 70 lhe
school OF the next Highest grade aolrcumslanco
not very usual In public school history
MALE ohAhAAR, ,
pr; X. NJ Mckee, teacher, va eNainineI We,
ierdAy afternoon by trustees stuart, hart Anu
fausI The attendance OF ylsltors was very
good, and all were well pleased win the indica-
uons o. imRroVenent ana sen l,, uuIins
the year. The pupils were put 70 thorough
tests In what they had sludlod' and their an.
sWers were prompt, and showed care on theiI
part and on the part OF ne teacher The medal
Of the school was awarded 70 Harry Is. Lang.
worthy, and diplomas to John Young, p. "
Finch, ;, y. Smoot j. A, RulheTiord, =. NJ
nineh, Onas, ~: tganh, !; nalh' p - a.,
I
Elksr LeRoy Tuttis, = % koekwSSd and
CArenee p. kinE Inc school 40 took tnIe 'o
special prizes which we're anarded as iolio US
For spelling 70 LeHoy Tulile, ~, twho also
carried on the penmanahlp prize and TOT Arith.
mstlc 70 Henry u; Grant win ne above tne
eNaminations OF the FIRST school district are
e'Oson 'Ot 'he year.
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MALE oRAhhhR symo9il 49,.
Inc examinations ~ thls schVol uisttlet teI-
nhate1 yesteIuay WIZ ,hat ~ tne aas u ~ lll
Of The pleasant rooms d The seston building,
when nha Oeen uy .,h.s w y, w, nv 49,
ION. Lhe,e va qu n, knii 49,, y. u' ,o,a
Der Of others deeply Interested n the cause Of
Pnniaioh na,yast .nJ Mri'eIlsn A1ai.or Ran.
% Jpn .- s M ~, O. rsro,,s.,,
Ats S,eloeE me ehaminanon was s9mmene 81
tne y 'snsInSu sen III ,t 'ne
e.a,ion 49, n,as,.i IA ,,nssns.,, a,S,hma,in
s,, 49, ~ s,,s hfs,ay H. Iii ~
hnosoPny, kI,i' NY ~ NJ n,h W
ns.s tne W. ana ny
JiIncnit ~ lnIatIanl ain avery examole was
aIu ~ ssiigIH ~ ~ ~ $500 H. Ill
lns wi !,oas ~ ~ ssais ~ n,,
81 ag.ana ~ .,nJ Ths anish.t sssmi,a,Inss
Iaa triumph sor Tho boys and \ dcs.Tyed com.
pimsnt TO their instructor.
The medals for morman we're awarded 10 ne
second class 10 Charles H. Ourand,
A book was presented 10 ]. Webster Howard
f1r his excellent reading. The other premiums
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Medal Edward V. Benton Diplomas for
scholarship, william X Stansbury, Joseph
BroWn George T, Parks NalushA A. RlgElea,
william n. furpIn, FRANK "a. barry scholar.
ship and department, CHARLES II. Ourand at
tendance, William II. Talbot, Ernest y. King
vocal music, william wAldecker.
Third District.
MALE INTERMEpIATH No2
taught by Miss Nonrse and located 10 the Wal.
laeh building, vas examined by Trustee Scott
NJ y IN. ,.y. ny ,osS t', Us W ~
tendance and thirty Of whom will DO trans.
fuTred 10 higher grades OF school, They were
put through a long and rigid examination con.
listing Of reading, mental aTithmetle, vriilnE,
and spelling, and showed aptness In their re-
spectiVe studies which Tea6cted eredItably on
themselyes aR we'll as their able and accom-.
pIisheI instructor. The trustee awarded the
premiums a. follows Medal 70 George Smith;
| dlplOmRs 10 Don TWItohSIL Randolph Hopklns
| WIN. Feiger, WIN HlnWool, Frank Padgett,
VIM Snifin, Jos LayeEzle, frank Schneider,
Harry Kurt, Willie MlnnIT, Enos Berkeley,
Willie WildlnE aud Willie MCFARLAND Trus-
tee French, MI Hilton, principal Male Gram
mar school, Mr. A. X browne, 6f the LsEisla.
tive Assembly, and Others, were present and
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