National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-10


but brought him safely TO shore. II was the
same way with spelling, reading and spen-
ons y, ss no s, ~ were 70 Ss ,Se tectS
ton OF twin brother by Emma kirby, lvle
girl scarce six years OF age, but the woTus were
might well cause older heals 70 iook 70
their laurels. Miss Walsh is proud Of her little
family, that IL easily to be seen, and aIteI tne
exhibition Of yesterday II Ia not all astonishing
that a dccp.sestcd love should exist between
teacher and pupil. II Is true that the senvlaIs
are Of the prim.rI sfIde SUI, through ,ne sOI In
gree Of proficiency In one year that all VIII oe
Transferred.
There are 90 names on the roll and all the
scholars were present. the premiums were
awarded as follows Medal, Alice ". Espcy.
Dlplomas-attenda aud department, May y.
ieaasasc S AMI .sSSIafsSiS, Minnie n, GRs%Scey
sssoiSfshlP, josie Milaistob, Ksts GTcnin, Eila
$. Nichols, Lillian NJ. Mckliresh, Elisabeih ile;
department. Emma y. KIRBY, Clara N. Lnckett
Margaret Lauxman, Margaret OConnel, Emma
klehar,lson, Cora y. Locke, Catherine 3. Bensel;
scholarship, H. Lillian OTIS, Laura V. Harper.
MALE INTERMEDIATE NO. 3.
AZ 1850 O'Clock, this school, Miss NJ. 4. Rowe |
teacher, was examined by eX-Trustee Mcclellan, |
In the presence OF many Of the parents and
friends Of the pupils. The school Is pleasantly
situated In the northeast corner OF the building
on the1rst noor above the street. In the grade
II u considered one OF the best and Is fortunate
In having 80 able a lady to preside over IL. Tue
boys yesterday showed the result Of discipline
and drilling and were well posted IN all Of their
/ studies, rejecting credit on their teacher anh
dong credit to themselves. EN.Tfustee McLel-
Ian was rather more severe than usual Out
| scholars had the knowledge too well nNed IN
| their heads, aud u would require something
more welgh,y than me customary Sas; wsSs ~
| ahmed embraced the studies Of mental arith-
| metic, geography, chemistry, reading, written
| arithmetic, aud grammar. The exercises were
inteTspersed with the reading Of selected pieces
Oy seward Beall, Frank farker, Bsyan sueAhey'
| and Fred Kelley.
for the spelling medal, this one carried OF the
| prize, Master Fed 4. Tasker being the success.
iul speer. The other boys from the same school
gave him so close light that the teacher decided
| to reward them for their diligence, aud handsome
bound books were gwen them as follows Thomas
Van Arsdale, Antonio u. rouceda, Oscar Clssel,
George Locke, John Stewart. But the prize
gathering did not terminate here, fOra ceruhcAte
Tor course OF penmanship In the SpenceTian
College was carried on by Frank WAlkrf; Inc
| following are honOably mentonedi William
Finley, Norris Richards, and William Z. Scigief,
Tle school numbers fOrty-six scholars, and MI
were In attendance. Four will be transferred TO
the seventh graie and twenty -seVen To the siAth
grade.
Medal, Thomas 4. Van Ars1ale; diplomas, at.
tendance, department aud scholarship, seward
Bean; attendance and department, ATWOOD L.
Latham, William A. Wilson; Attendance, Daniel
| ". Ellis; department aud scholarship, Fed. u.
| rrasker, Nathaniel Y. Ohpnant, William u.
Johnson, John ID. Chapin; department, scholar
snip and vocal music, j.. Frederick Kelley; de-
Oscar Cissel, Bryan II. Stickrey, Frederick
schlaicll, q. Edward Weaver, William BoteleI,
Isaac G1odmsn Willard n; Mysrs JShn II.
Joseph W. Seedhani, frank 8. Packs, Henry A.
Parks, Z. Frank Pcwde; penmanship, =. DurDin
Walter.
| TENALE PRIMARY NO. 2 =
with this school, al O'Clock, closed the exam.
nations In t1is district for the day. This one
took place In the building on II street, between
Second and Third. The teacher, Miss llolllngs-
worth, Is serving her irst year with the school.
she Is from 81. Louis, No., aud Is neice Of chief
Justice Dfake. Il Is certainly fair to Judge Of
her competency for the position by the prod
cheney shown by the pupils she has had lunder
her tutorage. Accepting this for criterion
there need be no hvsitancy IN pronOunCing the
lady in every way qualified Tor the position. Inc
young ladies' displayed proficiency Ia their
studies that would stand on par with any
school Of u similar grade thus far examined, And
demonstrated the fact that their pTeceptress mad
labOred constantly and faithfully for this event,
knowing that she had much at stake and must
come out on the winning SIDE. Trustee Ran
dolph examined the scholars, and the iattering
! remarks made by him at the close Of the exef-
eises were most Denttlng the occasion aud well
She hal striyen To do her duty, and TO know that
: hsf efforts were appreciated brought feelings OF
/, delight that none can know untll experienced.
: May the coming years OF the young lady he As
!. The roll beaN4i names, aud 70 will be trans
ierted. The premiums were awarded As follows;
Medal, Minnie COrnella Hartman. Diplomas
attendance and scholarship, Margaret WOLF at
tendance and department, Della Fitzgerald aud
e Alice Ford deportment, ceceiia Vol, Mary XII.
h llgan, Fila Mack, Nellie J. Conner, Annie Grady
/ and Clara Jouyenal scholarship, Mary Loyeless,
Elizabeth MoSich0i; PeumaushIp, Agnes OcOn.
i neT; vocal music and Ella Beach.
, C0rrocfions.-ln the Female Intermediate No
., Miss Emily Myers teacher, the following young
! ladies' received premiums, but taelr names were
accidentally omitted from the merit roll: Annie
. J. Doherty and Fannie Gusd0rs, diplomas for de-
pOrtment and attendance.
In Female intermediate No. 1,Miss Alice Kern,
! the following were also not mentioned through
the same faut; Kate 4, Mackey, attention and
department; Louisa c. Heder, department.
Ia Female Secondary No. 10, Miss Jennie Free
, teacher, the medal was awarded TO Miss Louisa
Prinzhorn, ami not Louisa Bingham, Is pub
llshed.
Third District.
MALE PRIMARY NO. I,
located In the Mccormick building and taught
by Miss Armistead, was examined at . p m, by
Mr.. Z. r. French. The scholars presented a
good appearance and passed rigid examination
very enthusiastically, which Is 10 DO placed TO the
credit OF the teacher. Tle medal was awarded
: TO Geo. W. Grinder, Diplomas for attendance,
7 scholarship, department and music were gwen
CLARK, Chas. McNecr, William stepetti, Ross
, Cornell, X. Il. Cook, George Eaton, jos. Miller,
Elmer Johnson, Prank Belts, Elmon bradley,
James Maginnls, Frederick Lltohneld, Daniel 7.
O.liaTe aud John Grinder. The school numbers
nfiy'nye scholars, with twenty transfers.
FEMALE FRINART NO. 6,
l)Caled In the same building, was examined at
the same hour by Mr.. Scott. The teacher was
highly comPlimented by the examiner at the
close OF the exercises. The medal was awarded
To Miss Addie Perkins. Diplomas were then
given to the following misses for attendance,
department and music: Kate RepettI, Virginia
sword, Annie kethery, Annie Howard, Addie
WARNER Maggie Mccoy, Lnly WeOb, Grace
Green and Virginia Love.
THIS school, which Is taught by Miss Marian
Pyes, rejects credit upon her. The SMALLPOX
broke out among her scholars, but the brave
..le woman nan stood her ground, and quits for the
whom are " be Transferred.
FEMALE SECONDARY So.a,
In the wAllach building, Ia taught by Miss So
phrOnla Lushy. Praise VI this school Is entirely
unnecessary. II speaks for itself. Without fear
OF contradiction II may be pronounced by others,
as wei as by the examiner, Mr.. Jas. Z. Dulin, 10
be the BEST not only In tue Third district, but In
the whole District OF Columbia. Miss Lusby's
scholars, par eEoetsHoe, are the best spoilers Of
their age OF any IN all our public schools, One
Of them, Miss Mary V. Sill, took tho medal In a
competitive examination Of all the District
schools. The medal, on yesterday, was awarded
20 Miss Cora Bun by her unselnsh little friend
Mary slli whose neck Is adorned with one al.
ready.
Diplomas for attendance, department, scholar.
snip, peI0anshlp aud music were awarded the
followingthisses, viz: May V. SAL, Clara Pen
ningtOD, Mary BaTily, Adle Fields, Jeanette
felger, Kate balter, Mary Beam, Jessie Cole
Laura liodgson, Elizabeth Grimes, Ellen Brown
Rosie Robey, Clara schneider and Jessie DuIln
Ihe school numbers %, OI which 81 viii be
transferred.
MALE SECONDARY, no. /,
IN the same building, Is number one school in
reality, as well as name. The teacher Miss
Maggie saAtOn, has the most complete control
Of her scholars, and is Invested with that rare
faculty In q teacher which enables her scholars
TO perceive the utility Of study for Its own sake
y was examined at the hour OF D. m. BY Mr.
W. u. Moore. The examination was very thor.
Ough ana also very satisfactory. The mental
arithmetic exercises were unsurpassed IN polnI
Of pr0mptness and accuracy. The medal was
awarded 20 Harry i. SlmOnds. Diplomas were
given 10 jas. Rooney, Z. u. Long, Frank SibIy
Michael Corn, lIalleck MoNully Chas, Jones
John White, Alfred Baker Lewis THOMPSON
John lseman, Jas. Willis and Joseph Martin for
attendance, scholarship, department, penlnan-
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