Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-10

Isabella NJ. Wilson, teacher, At the corner of
Trustees Hart and Harris IL has AZ pupils on
the roll, all OF whom were present At the exami-
nation, and. they answered all the questions
Hilton, and diplomas to Margaret Hines, Mar
Nellie Barry, Lille NJ. Godfrey, Eleanor Il.
Hardy, Alice Thompson, Ella Rayburn, Jennie
Murray, Mary Libbey, Mamie Bouvet, Marga-
ret Conner, and Mamie Brecht
Male Primary No. ID, Miss Sarah j. Oliphant
teacher, in the old Union engine house, 10Th and
H streets, was examined by Trustee Stuart.
This school has fifty pupils, and passed a very
awarded to Clare nee b. Rheem, and diplomas
to John E. Lowry, James Mcmahon, George
Acton, Z; Attmansperger, Charles Kidwell,
knight Woodley, James McGlue, Lewis Con,
rad, and Wentworth Brooke.
Male secondary No. 5, Miss Mary McGill
between 18th and 18th streets, was examined by
Trustees Harris and Stuart. This school has As
pupils and IL were present. At the examina-
higher school in September. The medal was
awarded 10 James +. Scott, and diplomas to
Samuel Z. Thompson, John I. Davis, Robert
Nino Barberi, s. Sewall Cissel Edward aiser,
Albert Baier, Frank f. O'Brien, Joseph A.
Denpf, and Frank b. Shafer.
Female secondary No. 6, Mrs. NJ. F.. Bodier
teacher, was examined by Trustee Hart This
school is located at the corner of 14th and q
streets. Mrs. Rodier has been teaching for
more n,s saa an tive twenty years; The medal was
ginia Gentner, Kate G. Wilson, Mary r. L.
Barre, Annie b. Reed, Alma Narrower, May l..
Gordon, Sophie Oker, Jane NJ. Joy, Julia
Goetz, Rosa G. MenhOrn, j. f. Scherger. X. p.
killian, Caroline Crarston, Imogen Leprepx,
Msdella j. Barrick, Mary Plowman, Emma F.
Given, Nj. C. Christman, Mary E. Davidson, Q.
f. Rutherford, Alice McAuley, II. E. Edwards,
T.. ID. Raub and &. G. Miller.
Second Dis.rict-Male intermediate, No. g.
Miss Nj. f. Rowe teacher, was examined at I:3O
p m yesterday by Trustee Randolph and ex-
trustee Mcclellan. The school contains 46 pu-
pills, and all were in attendance. or this num-
Der 81 are ready to be transferred to higher
grades The premiums were awarded as fol-
lows: Medal, Thos. p. Van Arsdale; diplomas,
Seward Beall, Atwood p. Latham, VIM A. viii.
son. Daniel W. Ellis, Fred. f.. Tasker, Nath1
f. Oliphant, VIM. III. johnson, John ID. Chaplin,
y. Frederick Kelley, An. )niO III. Tour la, Jno
q. Stewart, Oscar Cissel, Bryan Ii. Stickney
Fredk .chlaich, q. Edward Weaver, William
Boteler, Isaac Goodman, Willard II. Myers, j.
II. Fowler. Jos. Harper, Louis p. Sehrftgies-
ser, Jos. w. Needham, Frank l.. Parks Henry
A. Parks, F. Frank Pendel, S. Durbn Walter
Fred. T.. Tasker received the spelling medal,
teacher for excellence in spelling: Th0s p. N
Arsdaie, Antonio II. Touceda, Oscar Cissel,
Geo. Locke, and John Q. Stewart, Frank Wal
ker receiv ed certificate for penmanship, and
VIM: Finley. Morris Richards, and Win. q.
Leigh were honorably nentioned.
Female Primary No: 2, Miss Hollingsworth,
n . % W.
by Trustee Randolph. FOrty-one names are on
the roll; thirty-three pupils will be transferred
The medal was awarded to Cornelia Hartman;
diplomas to Mary WOLF, Della Fitzgerald Laura
Hessler, Catharine Brick, Alice Ford, Cecilia
Ward, Mary killigan, Ella Mack, Nellie O'Con-
nor, Anna Grr 1y, Clara Jouvenal, Mary Law
less, Alice Sawyer. Margaret Kane, Katie No
Ian, Elizabeth McNicnol, Agnes O'Connor,
Ella Beach.
Female Primary No. 4, Miss Maggie Walsh.
teacher, located on III, between ID and 81 streets
py m rdax- 4
=. m, by Trustee Randolph and ex-Trustee
The whole number on the roll 1857 |
were present yesterday, and of this number % |
are to be transferred to higher grades. The |
premiums were awarded as follows: Medal, |
Alice Nj. Espey; diplomas, May L. Mullan, |
Mary O'Resgan, Frances Kiligan, Minnie NJ.
Kate Cronin, Ella s. Nichols, Lilli IN NJ Nc |
Elfresh, Elizabeth Hill, Emma +. Kirby, Clara |
N; Luekett, Margaret Lauknan, Margare.
Catherine e. Benzel, Louisa Lauxman, b. L. |
ian Otis, Laura V. Harper.
Trus ee Woodward examined Miss Robinson's |
Secondary No. y school, in the building on 4
street, near I'd, and fine examination it was. |
AL the pupils were present, and go of the Ga |
pupils will be transferred. The follow ing is the
premium List :aMedal, Maggie W. BIondell; di-
Ida V. Cbancey, Maggie Tretler, Mary o. Con-
ner. Kate T. O'Conner, Annie l.. Tucker. Rosa /
(. Gonkeler. Louise A. Bradley, Mary Wilson,
B. Mason, Minnie A. Moves. Cora Y. Steele, |
Louise q. Enthoffer, Ida V. Miller, Isapa
sermon, Margaret A. Allen, Mary &. Looney, 4
VI. Rose Callahan, Rache, Goidstein. Ada
y walker, competitor for the medal, stood even
With her rival until she Lost one day bv si5s.-
less, and the teacher presented her with hand
ONE gold cross. Kate Wa,,xer was presented ]
'itn beautifully bound book tor rapid i'm
rove. "Ant during the past three months.
Female secon:a sry No. 8, Mis-, la y !
Ias examined in the s:iler building, II street
y e--Trustee Mcclellan. The school np,nher,,
scholars; 81 were present, and al. viii be
5io%s Meda hs Xiee j. were SSaTSsa
ma wOtemade B g. nHSdfkMn sr Te %Si
sTsy' i--.e Lee wiley, Amelia yakob.
- q. Kerby, Rebecca, Behrend, Otelin Sill
Zeisecker, Lille c. Sohl, Mary X. Helmuth,
Martha o. Burch, Emma u. Myers, Rosa Cole /
nan, Maggie +; Cohen, Amelia kohr: Anna Q.
Wood, Clara II. Green, Charlotte Eastwood, |
Annie r. Burnside, Clara E. Myers.
THIRD Dtstrict-SecOndary No. 2, (female,) |
Y allach building, Miss 3. Nj. Lusby, teacher,
vas examined yesterday by Trustee srSe D1in
his number thirty four are to be promoted.
trustee Dulin awarded prizes as follows
Medal, Cora L. Bruff; diplomas-for attend
scholarship, Mary F. BARLEY, Addie E. Fields, ]
Jeanette Felger, Kate Salter, Mary B ian, I
Jessie X. Cole; for department, Laura G. HOdg
on, Elizabeth S. Grimes, Ellen Brown. Rose
i
or music, Jessie A. Dulin. A medal for SPELL
ng was awarded to Mary Y. Gill.
Secondary No. I, (male,) in same building,
Miss Maggie Saxton, teacher, was examined by
Trustee Vim. B. Moore, and fully sustained its
high reputation. There are in this school fifty
.hTee pupils, all of whom were present except
,ne. The medal was awarded to Harry p. ST.
monds. and diplomas for department to Alvin |
NJ. Long, VIM. Ahern, James ROney. Frank |
Libley, Michael Hern; for scholarship, Halleck |
NcNaIley, Charles Jones, John White, Alfred |
Rakef, Lewis Thompson, John Iseman; for ]
rocal music, James Willis; for Denm---,;r
Josenh Martin: hono~s1'- .1.a LIP l
Vierbuchen, Isaac Beers. Thirty-two Of Miss
Saxton's pupils are to be transferred.
Primary No. Z, (male,) Miss Martha Armis-
tead teacher located in the Mccormick build
ing, was examined by Trustee Z. r. French,
who awarded the medal to Geo. w. Grinder. |
Diplomas for attendance were given to sum
mer Nottingham, George Dunn, Appleton p.
Clark, Chas. McNeir, VIM. Repetti, Ross Cor
nell; for scholarship and department, X. Edwin
Cook, Geo. &. Eaton; for scholarship, Joseph
Miller, Elmer johnson, Frank j. Belts; for
department, Elmon Bradley, james Maginnis,
Frederick ii. Litchfeld; for penmanship, Danl
p. O'Hare: for vocal music, John Z. Grinder.
Twenty pupils out Of ffty-fve on the roll are to
be transferred to q school Of a higher grade.
Primary No. 3, Cfemale,) Miss Marian Pyles
teacher, in same building, was examined by
Trrstaa Abraham Seoft who awarded the