Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16


Fsa Distr.f.-Male Intermediate No. =. ME-
Elizabeth Z; Hilton, teacher, was examined to-day
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..rt, esurss asTtsss Frsassiek bss,.%in, James
YcArdle, Henry G. Barclay, Joseph Barclay, Rob't
Thud Dfsria.-Intermediate No. 1, (femsle,)
Wall.ch building, Miss Lucy B. Davis, teacher was
balm and scott, The medal Was av srded % Mary
Jones. and diploma; to Mary q. Jones, Oorneiis
carr BianeSe Jordan. Belle Carr III. MARI Holmes,
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Cor. city Brss r. T. tss vine
were perfse. in .psiiins, Bell. 6sTroi Annis HsE,
Iinston, Settie Scarf Mary Jones and Nsttis Jef.
Abbott, and for map-drasins % Alice stroInterser
and Alfrida Thomas The Germsn medal was
Premium s q handsome book to Cecilia Doughty:
There forty pupils on the rolls Of this school, and
Mar, Kelly, teacher, was ea amined thi, after;
the sub; board Of this district. The, medal was
awarded 70 Ebert 6: Benson, AMI diplomas e Ed
Charles McNeIly, Avery Brown, Csvour o. Bohrer,
Charles i. ssxtcn. samuel Miller, Maricn T,
CaNSod, and Solomon pesen: j. Ruitsr S,alc n,
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nertorions conduct during the year. This school
received the first prize of its grade in
scholarship in the Washington Business College By
Mr.. II c. Spencs-, the president. The number Of
pupils on the rOl is ST. and of this number 40 are to
Fourth Otstrid--Maie intermediate No. 8, Miss
eos se TSs2s a. 70 70
nan ee Of pupils on the roll Of this school, and IS
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transferred AZ pupils. The promrtness with which
the children answered all question. was feature of
expressed himself well pleased with the progress
psnifestsd The merit roll Was as follows: Medal,
Ard Le:snO, Lewis F5sdi5s.. s.tde.isk Ritter,
Thomas eGfs and VIM RsiS wm Rysn rs
ceiyed the second prize for penmaIship;
teacher, was examined .. i5S "'eiccH today 81
WGD assisted Jos by T,ses Gna%pG
pal of the male grammar school, VAS present, with
several te.chsrs Of lower grades, and many friends
RANK ss il does next to the grammar school, Is re.
esIded with great interest BY all no take pride in
pupils, and all ready for transfer to the grammar
school, should the number Of vacancies in it permit.
scene, as they marched into the main hall to the
music Of voluntary on the piano by one of the
Ps;ed. the examination was a success in sll the
branches tested the reading was particularly good
eaceiene. in this school which stands in the front
rank OF the intermediate schools of this city.
In awarding the medal, Annie Daily, Leila J. Her
ron, Fannie NJ. Moore, Katie Anderson, Alice Car
roll and Annie Rowell were equally meritorous,
but the latter was the lucky one Diplomas were
awarded to atie Anderson, Katie Johnson, Mary
Mullen, Ella Williams. Mary Fitzhugh, Flora
Hepdley, MARY Masill, Matilda Lindsuist, Jennie
stern, Ada Milburn, Anna Bates, Lizzie WHITE,
Mary Corcoran, Almira NOyes. Ida Davis, Ida Fa-
hey, Mary French Mary Depue, Blanche Hepburn,
Ettie Hepburn; MARY FITZGERALD, Jennie Drury
Ada Msrders, Fannie Mills, Anne Graham, ka' lie
Dunn, Susie Gedney. Marian An, erson, jamie Du-
lin, Martha Youson and Fanny Shreve. Sella j.
HERON, Fannie III. Moore, Alice Carroll. Annie
gold medals from school mates and friends Of the
school, the rt four named being equal with the one
who received the trst honor; Eva Hazard and Mag
gle Leary equally deserving pt absent day
Twenty ofthe pupils were sent every session;
OF this number NJ. CorcOran and Leila HERON have
been punctually present for years aud Jennie
Drury for four years. Annie Daley awarded
Certificate for excellence i'm penmansbip; Flora
Hendley, Kate Anderson and Annie DALEY received
books from their teacher; Fannie M Moore, Kate
johnson, Mary Knock and Annia Daley receiv ed
handsome books from Prof. Selke, teacher Of Ger
man, for application in that study The examining
trustee and all the visitors present expressed them
selves warmly in praise of the eacher.