National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-13

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From.
First District.
MALE INTERMEDIATE NO. I,
MI. A. T. Stewart, teacher, was examined yes
terday morning by Messrs. Stuart, Harris and
Hart. There are 50 names on the rolls OF this
school, 20 Of whom were present and passed
very good examination. The awards were as
follows: Medal, @. Clinton Ganlner; diplomas TO
John u. Turton, IT,, Charles Randall, clarence
Il. Barrett Lewis Collins, W. II. Douglass, Al
WI %si f. f@SpE; heT War; II ysSs @
II. Moxon, John y. Garland, Clarence SPading,
BENJAMIN Alyord and Robert Boyd. OF These
boys about IS viii be transferred to the of''''
TuE MALE GRAMMAR scnoot
OF this district, Mr.. II. NJ. McKee, teacheI, VIZ
examined In the afternoon by trustees haIrs,
Hart, and Stewart, 10 the presence OF large
number Of relatives and friends OF the pupls'
The awards were a. followsi Medal, Benny
Elker; Diplomas 20 warren w. FS @c Sq ~ Nc.
Auley, James a. Rutherford, w. W. EyahS'
George r. Berry, Harry Burch, Robert Davis, u;
passed an Excellent examination. The gold
medal In the nrst German class was awarded 10
Marx Kerr. Second German class, George X. NC
arship in the washington Business College, was
awarded TO Edward Y. klmoall, ne DeinE tne
hest penman In the grammar schools OF VAST
ingtOn.
second District.
MALE SECONDARY NO. 0.
Ateo O'Clock the examinations opened In this
district with the above school, Miss Clara G.
Baker, teacher. It IL located In one OF the rooms
on the second floor OF the Seaton building and
possesses the excellent advantages Of high cell
ings and good ventilation. II Ia regarded as one
Of the best schools In the grade, and the result
80. ~" we,i snnndsd The yonng ialy IN charge of
Inc school Ia NOT oniy able hut capable 10 per
form The duties that me position she occupies
demanda N her. and the thorough drilling the
ssbniara have received during INC wear waa made
manifest Iy Inc compete EnowIedge they
showed Of the various branches q study that
minis betteT poste,l. and Miss Dager should feel
proud that the Efforts she has made 10 lnculcate
Enowiclge Into these yonnv minds was ~ well
sace,yed Snd nSodncsd s1sh hannT 1esSIts she
can afford 10 10 nrond Of her sIhool and nm
donhtediy the scholars entertain SIMILAR feelings
The examination WAS conducted by Trustee
nananInh ami ex-rrustee McIeiIan and was
inost thorouTh in every Tespcct' The exercises
consisted OF mental and practical arithmetic,
se o s1ns Nh ngcsiIsn, snnc,msns 81
map drawing, the work Of Henry Scott James
Gatchell, anu James Mahoney, and figures by
ueo. Kennedy and fred. Park. Two o. the scnol-
gory-nau oeen pIeseht every scnooI gay autlng
lne year except one naiag session., anu as
reward ior then Mten1Anoe the eaener Pre-
senteI Inein eaun ~ WIN nanusone plctue.
schooi hulnoeIs - hcno,hs ~ were ptesen', hnu
~ VIII DC uansiertsu; Inc pteniuIms, WeIe
Meu Us ,V,ons i... " " heLns ~,
chael J. Madigan. Attendance and deport.
ineht,Josepn 3; M,ntSnen, water y: MASON.
T. Middieton, FINER II TToxell' schoiars6ip"
UeoTge W. Kennedy, Gilbert W. Eslin. DepoTt-
ment and scholsrship-Lnsoy Henry Deport-
ment-MheM =. S2ok, m Inn,I Z: penn ,,l1
lanes NJ Mright'
TE,fIIE NTyRyKpIIry. mol.
ThIs school IA LOCATED IN tho buIldlng Al the
corner ot Fiftb and s,reets in inc two-story
- s.,,,,a. 49,, So, -, - %, -.
o'iSA "uuu'ns t"a' ms oeeh useu ioI hA"'
years past for THIS purpose. Miss Emily Billings,
the teacher stands in the front rank OF the
corps. and ia the senior teacher on The IIst
..,.. -, ,s.,s,.as -. a.. =. ~
having heINeu fourteen years IN our puoHc
schools. II u almost needless TO say aught con.
corning her ability as teacher, for her reputa-
,Ior IL a. try os,ahiisho1 a. % sroat, ,,r ,,aif
% ~ ,u'y - W ,I'lN ~ 49,
ner sonooi yestsrHy ptesen,tea lts usual orign'
appeared ready for the trial The confidence
nsP,otea on tn , faces was not 70 DC mistaken
satlsfactoty examInntlon has not tSxen Mac