National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-11


usual, he did his work well. The exercises were |
arithmetic, spelling, reading, &C. Misses Agnes
Boren,tein and Zelda Jas,h read selected pieces
All were present, and 30 win he Transferred. the
premium list Is as follows: Medal, Lena Silver.
BsasS sna aSEsSns as EasSs
Mary y. Roberts; department and penmanahlp,
ADA Dctweller; department and vocal musie,
GOhllna WRllach; scholarship, Frances Black,
Pauline Gerhardt; department. Ada Frahrcu-
bruch, Auna LAskey, Alice NJ. Hlll, Pauline Baum,
Amelia L,,en LILY LlErenee Rose Ann Graves grsyes
Minnie VI. Jorio, Anuie II. Curtis, Leah Gapln.
MALE INTERMEDIATE NO. 2.
At 1850 O'Clock this school, located on the nrst
floor OF the Seaton building. was examined by
Trustees DIETRICH, Randolph and cx.Trustee Nc
Lellan, IN the presence OF many OF the parents
Of the scholars and friends OF the school. Mss
Tate, the teacher, has nne set Of boys well up
In their studies, and displayed q commendable
proficiency In all the brauche they have been
pursuing during the past year. The lnstructess
is lady OF considerable ability, devoted 10 her
charge, faithful to the school, and In every re-
speot deserving Of the compliments bestowed BY
those present on the mastery examination OF
| the boys. In addition 70 the many noral decora.
| tons about the room the black boards contained
| specimens Of map drawings, the nnest yet seen,
| and executed by W. X. Cohen, X. X. Rider and
7. Moran. The exercises embraced an exam
| tnaton In mental and practical arithmetic, geoE-
raphy, grammar and history, The reading, IN
concert, by the school q the piece entitled
| 'Opening OF the Pacific Railroad" was exceed.
lngly well done and dinlcult TO excel. The school
numbers ~ scholars; 70 were present, and sS Will
The premium list was as follows Medal, E.
Everett Rider. Diplomas attendance aud de-
pertinent, Thomas W. McKncw; attendance and
schoarshlp, Walter II, Klopfer; attendance,
Hairy g; koeisr Fred; %' W; kaSes,i, Harry SKIP
Finley department and scholarship, french Mo
ran, Edwin II. Bnrch, William =. Bets and Ed
\. y Ward "a and James ns il. PesnI%aS, scsoiarssip,
and Charles I. RiopiE. Mentioned Tor scholar.
lis Fowler william n.conen and FrederieE spar.
| ling for attendance, william Dewar.
| FEMALE PRIMARY NO. TO-
with this school, at O'Clock, the examination
In this district concluded for the day. II Is To-
Gated In the frame building 10 Judiciary square,
And has as much claim for excellence as any
school OF the same grade. Miss Prather, tho
teacher has heried her mock with commendable
care. and yesterday they exhibited the result Of
the training that they had undergone, passing
teacher and scholars. Trustee Woodward also
examined this school, seeming 70 take particular
were examined In the music chart, "Chllds
result very gratifying to their teacher and those
school; u were present, and 20 will be trans
The premiums were awarded as follows
ment aud scholarship, Clara @. Reinhard, Rnma
L. IIemsen, Emma g. Kari; department and
sssholsrhp, slv Louisa y. nmssney; scholar, ,scsolsrship,
| NJ. Mad lON, Clara V. Cohen, Ida L. Peastef; de-
pertinent, Mary Katto, Maggie +. Harlow, Laura
n E:a s.e p'Ss aa n Sus %s'n s1Ga
penmanship, Minnie NJ. Getz; music, Lucy v.
| Mcclure.
Third District.
MALE SECONDARY, NO. Q,
at the corner OF Fifth street and Virginia ave-
nue. southeast, was examined yesterday by Jas.
c. Dulin. The medal was awarded to Mason p.
Weller Diplomas were given to the following
boys, viz: William p. Norris, George Il. Norris,
Joseph Rapetti, Herbert Gordon, Philip Nicho-
has, Joseph NJ. Wells, Fred. Pierce, L. @. otter
back, JOhu Maginnis, william Mathis, Abner
Huntington, Samuel Beckett, James Harrison,
Joseph ButteTbaugh, Robert Strong and William
Palmer. Mrs. Rowland has not only been sue
cessful aa q teacher, but also a writer OF bril-
liant descriptive powers, and has been regular
| contributor to the oxford Press, Pennsylvana,
under the soubrquet Of ''Observer." one Of her
boys, William Mcdaniel, proved himself the best
speller In the district OF the same grade, for
| which he received medal.
MALE SECONDARY NOS
located In the Cranch building. was examined Rt
3 p. IN. yesterday by Mr.. L. r. French. The ex-
ercises consisted Of spelling, reading, mental
and practical arithmetic and selections for
o,",,a,,r .aaSs.n; \. y.s,nS w ~ nj, w.,
elegantly rendered BY Master Wm. Ban, aud
Kept the audience laughing from beginning 90
emu. MISS Ahee oaiahan, me teaensr ot this
school, Is one OF lhe best IN tue Ihlru district,
but owing 20 the extreme dlnldence o. her
SCHOLARS IN tne presence oi very large az.
ulence, could not display so well the real result
that her BOYS viii muster up more courage by
the next examination, as no one who listened TO
inc readiness with which they answered all
onS,s .her uns shiI,s W'0ohe oy 'oO nu'h noueS''
one fact WAS dsyeloped by Miss oulahap,s ex-
animation. IL Is that her scholars love her bet
ter than they do any examiner, aud prefer
ansWefing hsr questions 70 tnat Of anyo0dy else,
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WI rnon.s wara ,san ,sa ,oiIa,s,no y, ,,oS.
fat escsapcs ~ apas,met @ sis.nasnn scS9 9o
ass,a ~ nI auenoah9e, 81, scnVi
Msnih Penmansnlp anu , musio, w: UNITY w
Sonys' sra nso, Ehine,lcn' % %hSna.u v~lauoIvoh ~ ~
w warI ninwood p MO: S%sipertl % Edwsra y, hIpy,
rLnnA ploNn Mnam Bean, Deh%Iamh Ian ,,S,,,,l IMAM
| Pion, Samuei nlnwooi, ueorEe huni Mulah
| niehehis, lhomas IsoeI'' Arthur hhWnhEs,
men,y DaXteI anu nenIy Dsan. .ne scnool
l farrRI N bIThar agh which NaFN