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


Have worLrd Hard DurinG the Year.
First Dlstrici.
MLLE PRIMARY so.l,
Firat district, was examined yesterday ny rus
tee Hart. Among the visitors was Hon. James
A. CARRIED, who has q son In this school There
',., 81 ,h,s nnn,h.r nine are auflcIently
PcSon' " ~, 's,s.., a.. . ao,ona.,.
advanced 70 DC transferred 70 'seonuy
school next year, and fotty-nve VIII oe tranh-
ferred 10 n higher grade primary, The school Ia
1881 a. a ha,omcn, room In ina ,rhIrteenth.
street baptist church, and Il Is scarcely suitable
impn"s,blc III nbtain be,ter room in tho yIcin.
~ o,t .,nIx n, ~ y, ~ ssd Tor an oh
~ ~ Wy spsSe usn mi iswaets. Jhs
, alnss ,ia II y pnsstn "a accommodated
scsene. n ~ W n ~ s,,hongn denIfyed Of
many OF me appliances and i sell,' $50 80 scnea
any ~ , voless ~, ~, u, .atssi
w rhe sehodi media was awarded to HaIbert
t- ". ss"v 4, ~ ,sn.on,ed nv CsnsraI CaTneld
MI nnu " va n,eres,ing aSdre.a 10 me pu
WY n MI ,,ey M enntessed me utmost de-
I'm, S ,sp,n ~ cNsrcises 6inlomas were awarded
,sssmnei n IsIts Frant KIlIian. Thomaa r.
En sanue ri ~ ~ smiih hibert N. Paxton.
Henry ?. Rupp Augustus Leprenx' Ricnara ".
Lss,a, n Manu. D. Shsy,.. nonpinsl HATH
an. Jamcs ii, CARRIED and Charles Y. vii
liams.
FEMALE PRIMARY No2
Miss Flora n. Wigsin. teacher. was examined by
trustee. Stuart and Hart. This school is
inca,cI In inc F,snEIIn hn,ldlng and I, Of the
same grade as that OF Miss Perkins, the puPlls
being from six to seven years OF age. The ex-
animation consisted OF such exercises and stud
a.. =. -. ,sn,.n, A.. ,a,Ia., scnools an1 4, va
Ies ~ ~ Aukns in ooJeS, senvv ,, 49, 80,
aogcthet inS ~ H,ns,,s. ~;
innSn peAser anu ~ ,hn n , s,.nniyca, va
ssSercises. Inc scene W ihe s,hool.tyon ~
ont ~ tne nost psaHui au as,,,s veI m
S9 si. oe @ ~ ,,,, hop msss hna1st az
Whitel hnu es.n nau upon ncI ue ~ u . vi
Dehutiul hnu IIas.snt noNsIs' ~ ~ nis,,ar ~
inNIssunk MeIv .he s' ,sN nv N
anu tne Loom was mi'n ~, ~,
VIII 'he muir io' '''Si"s ''' ~
the school medal was awarded to Blanche
ieeu, anu ubohss, 81, 70 I n..e o n, n pnn
Hose Wiyc1 Minnie I m ,am' Maud Marin, sara
WiyeI, Augusta ChnsInan, Junia Lusk, Mar,
berry, Lizzlo Mcmillan, Florence FINK, Beulai
peaiEs, mh1 me- sotn ,e A n., m, xa.r al \,
Washing,on Indeed she XIII ,,ot come here I'M
iii after the school mad been for some time open
having been called to succeed Miss HUDSON, VIII,
resigned. Her work speaks for her, and the trus
tees, fully approaching her services spoke o
her to-day in words OF deserved praise.
FEMALE PRIMARY SCHOOL no. y
Miss Kate K, Rawlings, teacher, was examine,
Nv Trnstee Uarris- assisted nv Professor d. L
80. srr. s.hoo, nnnho,s a. nnnl. ana Al
were present. This school Is also located In III
Franklin building and Is the grade Immediate!
above that tauRht by Miss wiggin, such OF tn
Srnn,ass ~ thc iat,sr Therefore "a are 10 b.
,rans1ssred nsxt year viii 90 immedIntely int
Nj. RawI,ngs' mann, Miss h. Il. IKE man
more Of our best teachers,a graduate OF the put
liz scbools Of WashinRton, and never fails h
snow gnoI resnlts nj Ihs close OF the wear He
pupIIs were Yesterday examined Ia reading
arithmetic spsIlinT, C6Ild's hook Of Nature. i
Yarm rnior and nnon Inc man Of Warrington
ana XII arnnitIed ihemselyes In the most credl
ishis manner she Justly deserved the encoIniun
pasSeJ upon her nv Inc examiners at the clos
~ inc examination
Ihe seh9ol meua Mas NM .issr I'm IN
Sgas rS,ysr IsI SSiIh a dinInma foT srholatshit
Attendance and department. The other pupil
who received diplomas were Frances Clark
Liiy T. p mes, Mxsg ,s iahoT Am ~
nnhSr Fnms Eedstone. susanna WootI' Heie
Bishop, Jessie Jones, Alma EOert, Ella Cassel
Ada Fill, Ahce PerTle, Nellie POcocs, Louis
p0lmef, haulc MoVueeu anu "'s'Pnln
FEMALE SECONDARY SCHOOL NOS,
.u's' 49, :, :. -, -. . a. ss.,.. ~, a.,
Trustees Hart ahu batr's anu superintendent
Wilson in composition, reading mental and pra
srs... -, 40 ,,,,r,,s on ,he roIl and ali hnt ON
IneIe A'e - M ', ~ % - ,..na,os,oS
were present. Inc hummer W pe Hansieiieu
~. Ths medal was awarded to Kate Pocock, VIII
Is fortunate IN tnls regard, as she has aread
carried Oh the INST honor IN TWO Othei school
Those who received diplomas were: Nina hori
Isabella Entes, Abbie Hopkins Lula Sannsl,
Harriet Reed, Jane narrower, ElZabeth Rcl
Elem Brumagin, sarah Spanler, Jane furtne
CJra Webster, Emma Cox, and Re6ecca Wenge
Miss Reed took charge OF the school In JaI
uary last, and at once won the confidence, e
teen and approval OF the trustees, DN the eheia
and industry which she displayed In the schoO
room. Her influence over her pupils has bee
most marked and Denencial, both as 10 characts
and scholarship. she Is one OF that class
teachers who make thinkers. Thls was fuly ~
monsirated IN yesterdays exercises, Tor IN
responses OF nearly all the scholars showed thi
they had not confined themselves 10 the lal
Ruage OF the textbooks, but had endeavored
think for themselves and make their own appl
cations. IL Is such teachers as Miss Reed WI
elevate the standard OF SCHOLARS everywhere.
,.,,,,, s,co>yn,,v ~ IN
fhAAih sh' ' ~. w. w.
This school, numbering ntty-iour pupils, IL j
Gated on Nineteenth street, between q and
northwest and Taught nv Mlss Jennie uaIlora,
'S =, ,s',ss.,,, ~, I,.,,,,aa. 60 =.
was examined !es'ery p' IIustees otuAI. ~
Faust, In the presence OF q large number OF u
friends and relatives OF the scholars. Miss lila
lnrnn for the occasion had the room elaborate