Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-12
Public school Examinations.


son, Ar9snd MuiEhesd, VIM Tisther, jos D. Lati-
Male primary No. 9, Mis-. Louisa NJ Bishop
"a ,ss s11Dsl ~ IIsSe sSss Ths
medal was ayarded TO Richard Ohismand, and
Nash, Henry KeIb, Albert spiIiman, John Ready
TIisbey Eiken, james Ashton and Henry ;rivea-r
ef s in a1Hs a S sfnGG Of Gs Il: district
ssSsminsd Ys.tssdsy BY Trustees Harris, Hart,
ofihe 9Th district superintenden j. o. Wilson, a,i
eN superintendent u. Richards, IN the presence of
"a TIE Tss 'GhSG, Psed
10 Frances =. Heiskell, and diplomas to Mary
Lila H I Ella Mary H aUMey' N Mnfs
Cooper, ate key burn, Maggie Gerard, Ada Qua
Weston and Anna Nichols. Miss Annie Dutton won
the sp cfal premium for scholarship in penmans
scholarship at the Business College. Miss Jesnnette
Olphant received the special prize Ga gold medsD
competitor that the sub board awarded her, also,
grize Of gold cross The medal for excellence in
[rlIes to, e. Mise. Cora Chase. Mary WSodwsrd,
Lille Hill, JeanDttte Olphsnt, Ida Jewell Maggie
Pugh and Annie Jackson; Special mention was
Nettie G, for services rendered the past year.
Male lntermediate Ne; i, Mr.. A. T. Stewart I,
Stuart, Harris and Hart There are 50 namss on
the rolls ofihis school, 40 of whom present and
cntcn Gardn Hs a GipTSm st to
John b. Turton, jr., Charles n. Randall, Clarence
S: R,PS; Lewis y Gardnsr HawaId HcGl! VA Var
e, Mn1 b. Pia ate Wa Van Week, iliii
jsmin Al, ord, and Robe;t Boyd. Gf these boys
about IS will be transferred to the grammar school
Mckee, teacher, was examined tins afternoon
by Trustees Harris, Hart, and Stuart, in the pres.
the pupils. The awards were as follows: Medal.
Benay Eiker; diplomas to wsrren ". Foster, John
McAuieE, James A. Rutherford, ". W wa Evans s
GeGrgs r Berry, Harry Bureh, Robert Davis, H;
passed an excellent examination; The gold medal in
ibe frst German class wa, awarded to Mark Kerr.
nrst specal prize, one years scholarship in the
Washington Business College, was awarded to Ed
grammar schools of W as6ingten. " '"'
s1 S.sS"d Di,gie,ITrnstfss wHOdwaTd and Ran
Amanda East teacher, in the seston building yes
tsrdsy The 80 sehS1I contains 81 pupils. All were
bip.% % B; Nichols, J9hR Rowe, VIM h.
Enthofier, George Mash, B. Elwood Kelley, Frank
Ban kei ksg ph R g ssarTbp5y yShn
The teacher awarded to Richard II Brooks pre-.
Mad ,0 InaFsiae Nm ~ pro
located in the Seaton building, examined by
Trustees Woodward, Randolph and DERRICK and ex-
both on the blackboard and on paper, in c"lors'
end the he resdGs vsTy There
IS will be transferred TO the g mmar school: The
i.i,i, mere AWARDED as follows; Medsl Jeddie
4. LaDge, James o. Hagan, George 8 Livingstone,
s sESs GeaTaa Fss hs, Bnsh ys9
samuel Rosenbsum; Oscar L. Tonner Franz L.
hshs. 2sap 1hna kGSi9sSn hssh
GhaIles Lhrhardt, Hamilton ". Adams Harry
r b, Bfr st and John R sturgs Robsrt Herman,
ship in the BnsineSs College FOR peDmanship.
ternoon az the corner Of 5th and streets. TRele
are 81 pupils OF whom 80 will be transferred ss
aGas aeasaT The prSWRh ,e
II I1ia NJ nS C. ksndHDn E5s 5 Nish9
SMassd{s Ada VI Edm9ns'pn, Emma e. Henderson,
Hastriie 6iiyias Maer, CARA VIM Han s,a Ella
Meara. Cora 6enEson, Jessie pcnaid.9n Mimi
G Henderson, Florence N. Cellins.
Thii morning Trqstee Randolph and ey.Tyustee
5Sniidlng There were 1qite number of parents Of
will dnps be .nsfeTIsd The prs%gp list
piPiomasGaOrse CdHSeye JssaSb MMG iI1Se
s alter b; Mason RSEe1 Miller, Michael
6. ". Kennedy LasS1 HenrVG eSPoT Elm IrSYe
S !, Z. Dennison, james X. Gatchel, and J as
-TtITd is;rict.-seconda-y No s,ffemale, } corner
4 Virginia avenue and 5th street southeast, Miss
G. ME,s teacher, was examined YESTERDAY after
ris. The medal was awarded TO Josephine Pughsi,
and diplomas to Cathsrne Hayre, Mari Maddox,
Alice Brinkley, Elizabeth Brinklev, Ca:harine NV,
,Ts hdiIh Allen cnthasne harriSgton. Elizabeth
eight pupils in this school, sixteen Z. yhom be
Secondary No 7,tmaIe, D. OH = street Letweep ab
and 9th streets, southeast, Miss Lizzie Armstead
eacher WAS examined by Trustee French and the
Il whom are to be transferred. The medal was
,wardsa 70 Rehard 7; Wilson; and diplomas 70 Ed
Cathran, VIM Z ely, LOuis Kruger, Peyton p
= llk s Wash; g: Mccoy, RiehaTd Em@Sns
pr, VIM p. " iilams and Geo. W s,"--a.
ro-rth D.1r,et.-MaIe ,,ondarv' NJ. Z, Mis-. u
\. Garrett teacher iocaed in the Jefferson build
lLee Miss Garrett has The name. pnUiI. a oS
Ter roll, Of which IA TO be transferred to inter.
,ss, ~, No = and IS to M No
ully sustained. The awards were as follows Medal
2 fsrd Neidomsnski; diplomss to VIM FreIe,
;regory Fletcher Page, James Wright, G Jones,
William Tsliafero, joseph Foster, J Ohm Beckett, L.
lawson and Horace Clark; honorably mentioned,
,hsrIes Clesyes, John Shshan, Joseph Garrett, ".
jowney s. Goldsmith, and s. Leishear The spell.
ns medal, awarded to Chas. Cleayes, Of this school,
eacher also presented Willie Roland, Eddie Barry.
md Frank Taylor enc: with book for atteution TO
tndy and mer2yenent,
he same building, was examined 10y trusted VII
on; The following were the awards; Medal, Sci
J snnie Greenspple and Minnie Melvin were equal \
or the spelling medal. The former awarded the
,rize. Miss Fannie Greenapple received u medal |
riend. Miss Fannie Reilly, with the consent of
he trustees, received medal from friend. Diplo-
mas were arded Blanch Donaldson, Ida Albrilon,
Jennett Irvine, l.. Beck N. L. L. ell, F. Reilly,
NJ Melvin, II. Neyes, :. Creas, 4. Greenapple, r.
Clark, NJ. Allen, J. New lillian, G. kelm, q. Cum
berland, L MODahan, Ida OppeDhelner. b. Lamb,
Mamie Fowler G. Meeks, y Creas, z. Cook, and
p. Samstag Mrs. Bowen has ~ scholars, AZ Of the
number will be transferred.
Female intermediate No. 3 Miss Susie Langley
teacher, examined to day by Trustee Crook and
Alice. There 50 names the roll of this
school, and No ready to be transferred to higher
grades. Roll Of merit: Gold medal-Fanny 4.
White. Dplomas-kate Campbell, Fanny Il Burr,
Blanc he Hammett, Lizzie Jones, Ida Drury Flea
nor q: Wilson, Carrie v. Norris, Ada Lawson, Mag
Linnie Knott, Minnie Fischer, Rasina Raglan,
Lucy L Norman, Kate Meyer, Ella Callahan, Susie
barley, Alice Greenwood, Estele Langley, Sarah
Haley Ada Il. Yates, Jennie Smith, and Lydia
Riley. hate Campbell, being equally merito-
ripu., Received q gold cross from the teacher.
Lizzie Jones was srded the scholarship ia the
Business College for superior peDmanship. This il
the first years experience of the teacher in the
ate grade, aud she has demonstrated her
entire ability fer the place.
Male Intermediate, No. 2, Miss Mary A. Lee,
teacher, examined to-day at 30 clock BY Mr.
Champ There were present a large number OF
all of whom well satisfied with the progress
made in the year. Miss Lee il one OF our most
perieDced terchers, having been 80 efnpoy ed nine
Zee Years for NJ nv wears in