Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-07

scholarship-Mary II. Mundell, Isabella viii
liams, Mamie Z. Mathis, Eva Jones, Mary l..
Dunn, and Mary X. Offutt. Sixty-three pupils
are In this school, 50 Of whom are to be trans
Primary No. ls (femaIe), in a dilapidated
brick building at the corner of 5th and B streets
northeast, Miss Tew, teacher, was examined by
Trustee French. She has 81 pupils, - Of whom
are TO be transferred. The medal was awarded
to Ella Benson. Diplomas: For scholarship
Jennie sailer, "A. Lillibridge, Ella Wetherall,
gers. For music-Ida fudge. For department.
Lizzie Andrews. For penmanship-Maggie
Rooney.
Primary No. 6, (female,) located in the
Mccormick school building, Sd street, between
Nj and N southeast, Miss Martha j. McCutchen
teacher, was examined by Trustee Scott There
OF whom are to be transferred. Prizes were
awarded as follows Medal-Mary Fullalove.
Diplomas for attendance-Mary Barker. For
panninston, Martina Brinfiey, lillian Psffns,
Carrie Childs, Carrie Caw0od. For scholarship
and deportment-AnnIe Rollins, Ida Kelley,
ence Saddler. For scholarship--Mary Jordan.
For penmanship-Lillie Berkeley. For vocal
music-Mary Allen. A teachers medal was
awarded to Annie Rollins.
building, Miss Sarah j. Kealey teacher, was
examined by Trustee Allan, who awarded the
prizes as fellows: Medal-James w. Morris.
For attendance-Edwin Dement,. For deport-
ment-William G. Nicholson. For scholar
ship-Michael Carroll, Albert s. Dulin, George
Roach, Richard Hayden, and Henry Newman;
music-Edward Beck. The school has thirty
seven pupils, of which number twenty-six will
be promoted.
Primary No. 10, (female,) Mrs. McCathran
teacher, located in the "Old Lodge" corner of
eth and G streets sOutheast-upward Of fifty
little ones in attendance, examined Thurs
day by Trustee French, who awarded the
prizes as follows Medal, Anna NJ. Scarf;
diplomas for attendance, Edith NJ. Arnold, Ida
+. Edwards, Margaret johnson, Mona Davis;
department, Rose Lee Fairfax; scholarship,
Mary Umpleby, May jenkins, Annie King,
Elizabeth Conner, Sarah Barnes, Sarah jar
Doe; penmanship, Anna Forester; music, Sallie
Primary No. IA, (female, at the old Capitol
Hill market house, Sd and streets southeast,
Miss Eliza M. Aiken teacher, has sixty-One
scholars upon the rolls, twenty five of whom
are to be promoted. Trustee Scott examined
the pupils: The medal was awarded to Anna
&. BlandfOrd; diplomas for attendance and
scholarship, Ella Ellis; department and PEN
manship, Clara B. Thompson; department and
scholarship, GeOrgianna LarcOmbe, Augusta
- erman, Annie j. Austin, Mary barr, Lillian
circuit, Maude HOyt and Kate Simmons; schol-
arship, Emma Wilkerson, Madeline Book, Alice
Ellis and Winfred Austin; music, Julia Martin.
Fourth District.-Female Primary No. 2, Miss
Anna Fowler, teacher, in the jefferson build
ing, was examined yesterday by Trustee At Lee,
assisted by Messrs. Champlin and Wilson of the
school board. The room Is pleasantly located
in the northwest corner, lower floor, and well
provided with light and ventilation, and the
h,ty-four bright and smiling little girls neatly
attired in white, each with a handsome bouquet,
all eager for the questions and prompt in re-
Spouse, altogether made il one of the most sue
ceSful examinations of the primary classes.
OF the fifty-four on the roll thirty-four are
ready to be transferred to higher grades besides
this there have been thirty nine transfers during
the past season on account of progress attained.
The merit roll was as fOllOws:-Medal, Marietta
Fahey; department., Emma Adams, NOrah
Bredekamp, Augusta Cohen, Jenny Lamb,
Mary DOniphan, Emma Samstag and Adsline
Cook; punctuality, Annie Keppler, Mary
Toomey, Annie Schlett; ,punctuality and sehoi-
arship, Ida Porter, Amelia Openheimer, Mary
Flynn; music, Agnes Messer; department and
scholarship. Lillian GOss, Anna Yates and Julia
Hamlin; penmanshiP and department, Alice
McWillIams; scholarship, Addie Grinder, Ma
tilda Oppenheimer, Georgia Moran, Annie
Lomax, Stella Crowley and Virginia Fuld.
Female Primary, No. 6, Miss Bette Robin
amined yesterday by Trustees Crook, Cham
pin and AtLee. Miss Robinson has fifty
scholars, all OF whom were present. She has
transferred twenty three during the year, and
has twenty-three more ready for transfer. The
medal was awarded to Anna Hahn, the test
being very close between her and Annie T..
Fowler. The latter, however, received d.
p,Oma as reward for her efforts. The diplo-
mas were issued to the following: Nellie Rid
die, Elizabeth GrOvener. Anna Sine zing, Anna
Fowler, Bertha Hamburger, Emma Magee,
ton Cars Eel s snd Kate kahlsrty T Fvn ss
animation in al respects was q success, and the
trustees COMMUNICATED the teacher.
Primary, No. I, in the Greenleaf building,
Trustee Crook, Thursday There are forty-one
pupils, nearly all OF whom we're present; fifteen
will be transferred to higher grades. The ex-
animation proved one OF the best that has taken
structor The h0n0rs were awarded as follows:
Medallion Smithson. Dplomas-Willam
Hoover, Michael Mockabee, Henry Ashton.
Timothy Clark, Conrad Reinhardt, Robert
Grgsby, Henry TosOn, william Ballanger,
Thomas Flaherty, John Murphy, Geo. Love-
lace, Gustave Riley, George Daun, Patrick
well Haynie, james Lacey, and Edward An
dersOn.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Primary No. !, in the street building, Mrs.
l.. p. Matthews, teacher, was examined yester-
day by the principal, Mrs. s. p. vashOn. There
were fifty-oD pupils enrolled, and the mer-
Eliza James, Robert Smith, Columbia Bailey,
johnson.
Primary No. 2, same building, Miss NJ. f.
Chew teacher, was examined by Mrs. Vashon,
principal. Here there were fOrty-twO scholars
the deserving ones being Mary Harrington,
Helen Robinson, Winnie Foreman, Lucinda
Mcintosh, and VIM. Harris.
Primary No. 3, same building, Miss NJ. T..
Bartlett teacher, was examined BY Miss T.. q.
Randall, principal. The deserving pupils were:
Beall, Richard Mack, Sandy Clark, Mittie
Mason, Martha SmallwOod, Carrie Page, Dru-
sella Slater, William NARROW, Harrison Robin
son, Robert Spots, William Kennedy, James
Smith, Rachel Taylor, John Branson, Alice
Evans, John Mack, John Wesley, and Charles
Young.
Primary No. 4, same building, Miss Harriet
Saunders, was examined by Miss Randall, the
principal The meritorious pupils were: Hem
rletta Matthews, Julia Williams, Eliza Beall
Eva Simms, Charles Sfmms, and Charles
Mack.
Primary MOI, in the Lincoln school building,
Miss q. T.. Parker teacher, was examined 6y
the principal, Miss Bozeman. Thirty .nine
scholars are upon the roll. The roll OF merit is
as follows: Anna Williams, Ida Malvin, Su-
sauna Matthews, Annie Better, Martha Cal
bert, Earnest Matthews, George Scaggs, Will
liam Cant, Eleanor Daggs, Fannie Small wood,
Hannah Cartwright Ella Jones, Rebecca Dor
sey, John Button, Ella Stewart, John Perry,
John Smith, Josephine Boston, Clara Chase
Anna Williams, and Sander Scaggs.
Primary No. 3. same building, Miss NJ c.
Kelly, Teacher, Was examined BY Miss Boze-
man. Thirty nins scholars were in attendance
The meritOri0us ones were: Lizzie Campbell
Eliza Davis, Julia Morris, Mary Morris, Emma
Foster. Stacia Diggs, Anna Parker, George
Bell, Lorenzo jackson, Margaret Wade, Alice
Stewart, Fannie Carter, George Lee, James
nv.