National Republican., 1873-06-20
prnLIO SCHOOLS.
Third District.

VALE INTERMEDIATE NO.
loratc1 In the Nallach building, was examined
Proficient and showed good service on the pan
The medal scholar was John Il. Toner; dlplo-
mas were awarded 70 the following boys, VIZ:
John Totbert John ylerbnchen, william Aiken,
William saddls, Abraham Palmer, william Rich
A gold medal was given BY ths teacher 20 John
5. Torbett for superior excellence In department
and sehoiarahlp. book was aleo given 10 John
bers thlrty-nne; thlrty-nve Will be transferred.
fRNALK fsrnRNEpfArr NO. .,
located In the zane building, was examined t
medal was awarded 70 Mlss Annie Kaufman,
and diplomas 10 Misses Ella McElfresh, Celes-
tina Pe'rola, Al; o6er Filth Talturili. Gertrude
Hattie MeKlm, Msry stockett Selma Martin,
Margaret sword Josephine Mallory, Addie vii.
son. Margaret Mocsthranl Ida Cook. Annie Fll;
Enma Forbes. The school numbers So and will
transfer So.
Fourth District.
The hall Of the jefferson school building was
crowded yesterday by the friends and relatives
OF the scholars OF the Female Grammar school
tanght by Mrs. NJ. Il. Martin, 10 witness the an
nual examination and distribution Of premiums.
In the large audience were several members Of
the school board from other districts, among
whom were Messrs. o. X. Harris, Randolph, and
A. Hart. and also the Commissioner Of the Land
once. Al O'Clock the exercises began with
grand march by Miss n. Clark after which the
following programme was carsed cut;
PROGRAMME.
Chorus, "Deep, Rolling Ciouds:- reading. by
ter and Sophie Lpphard; selection, The Beau.
class; chorus, "llaIli smiling Morn;r phiioso-
ply; reading. By nrst class; trio, life has no
power. By Bstiie IIayenner, Ans!e wilson and
mar" grammar, second division, nrst class;
grammar, nrst class; rhetoric; solo, "Gpay
Chorus,r Bette Hayenner; solo nome,r Susie
cookey; mental arithmetic; valedlctoTy, NJ. Nc
TSs awards were made as follows Medal TO
Cooksey, BETTE Havenner. Mary McArdle, susie
Porter, Bertha Heeman, Carrie RAnney, Sophia
Lpphard, Julia Kelly, Ada WILEY, Belle Halt
SOD, s5p6ie p. bsvidson, Fannie K. Tatspaush,
Sarah King. Fannie N. Hepburn, Annie kuddl-
man, Sarah Dulin, MaIy sparo. Lillian Turner,
s%esfss Ss to Eso ' .y sai 6aIssg s'r s.ss ss
Isnnis Knott, Nellie Pumphrey. Maggie CiaIk,
ley, IdS Rsbbiti, laura Mcintire, laura Crow
ley, Mary Pierce, Lucy Williams and lydia Hen
The following young ladies' received osr,loos,.,
az teachers; Martha barnes, Elizabeth Corcoran,
Annie N. whitemore, Mary McArtile, Belle iIal,
lday, Julia Kelly, Ada WILEY, susle Porter, Kate
panesuaI and pss.en, every '1s asg @ fos Gsss nine
years! Mlas Efabeth Corooran has been the
same name for eight years. The Amidon medal
Inc following young ladies' % received book.
from Prof. selke for German; Carrie Ramsey
Bertha Herman, sophia Davidson, Maggie Ciark
MARY Wilson, oisra seigrl. Flora Walker, Sarah
Al the recent grammar contest with the city,
the medal waa awarded 20 Susie Porter, OF this
school. Amedal from the teacher for great at
tNntl0n kfudW a n an nj tual
ity and within two marks OF nrst honor, was
awarded TO MARI McArdle. A medal from friends
who regard her As an acqulsition % her sohool,
reason Of absence caused by sickness, was
awarded 70 Bette Navenner. German medals
were awarded % Fannie Hepburn, OF the nrst
class, aud Mfry Anderson, OF the second clasa.
Upon the conclusion Of the distribution. "Auld
Lang sJne' was sung. and the achooi was dis
Mrs. Martin was highly compllmeuted by the
examiner, .Trustecs Champlin, AtLee, Wilson
by the scholars.
Gesrse,ewn sehee'..
Female Primary No. 4, taught by Miss Flor
ence p. sullivan, and Female Secondary, taught
by Miss Jennie Bates, and located In the school
were examined yesterday by Trustees Dunlop
and MonAtt.
The awards were made as follows: Female
PPrmsTymsiysr Prnm,Iym medal g Miss Manoah Thomas
Kate Robinson. Ida Daley, Kate Duyali, Carrie
steel, Flora DelZell, Kate Mccormack, Hattie
Hunter, Amanda Baumbach, Anna Laur, Ida
Atheyt Maggie Turkentlne, Mary X. TuTkentine,
Mary ]. Schnrtz. Nnomica Kleindent, Edith L.
West, Ella N. Burrows, Sallie D. sklllman, Joy J.
sullivan, Fannie Davis, Elizabeth Ell, N. Gross
Hattie Wilson, Kate OcershAusen, Maggie Ooer-
shausen, Laura Crawford, Lnl keyser, Claia
klelndient and Lizzie Walker.
FENkLE SECONDARY.
There were slx contestAnts for the medal, and
u was drawn by Miss Carrie Biundon; the other
ave received each gold ring. presented BY the
teacher. The school presented Mr.. Monatt with
q handsome bouquet holder, Premiums were
awarded 70 Marian Hunter, Lnla Payne, Letitia
Brooks, Ella Wilson, Alice Thecker, Pauline
Wolz. May Jones, Rosa Kraus, Jennie CuninR-
ham, Rosa Bishop, MARY Daw, Fannie Blundon,
Liry iurlebans, Virginia Nelson, Fannie Young,
Etta Keyser, Jennie Hamilton The contestsnis
for the medal were Marion Hunter, Lula Payne,
Ella Wilson, Hannah Norlinger, linle Wilson,
and Carrie Blundon. Premiums were awarded
% MARY Scnne, Minnie Davis, Matilda FrlEIell,
Mary Wiesner, Hattie Cornell, Mlttle EAston,
Loney Emrlch, and Ella Norria.
In the former school there are Alxty-elaht
scholars, all present: In the latter school there
are nfty pupils, all present. the examinations Of
both schools were verJ credltable.