National Republican., 1873-06-05

tire school viii Bo transferred TO a higher grade.
The premiums were awarded as follows (;
Medal, Louise II. bingham. Dplomasiattron5d- e =,
saunders, Flora Z. fAthrop, GeoTgiana Kllls and
EllA ,. Lemon attendance and Department 3.
A, McMurray, Margaret N. Rupp, Lillie II. nel-
stteudsnce, sarah odeuwald, catharine Z. Dect.
er, Harriet A. Kaiser, Mary l.. Kaiser and Mary
y. Garrison department and acholarship, Caro-
line G. Schlalch and Mamie A. fenwick deport-
ment, Grace l.. Lesh, Eilen 8. Connor, susie a.
Slyers, Mary II. Mlllard, Mary =. White, Anna
II. White, Sophia Z. Dahler and Nettie Lemon
PsnRnAnshiP, saT.h N phillPs vocal music, AZ: An,
school was successful In carrying on the spelling
medal among theesntestants OF the Temale Sc SEC.
ondary, and the premium was awarded to MISS
''''''''' - MaLE PRIMARY no. :. ~
Trustee Woodward, at o'clock, examined THIS
school, which ls located IN The Bsrry building
Miss N. p, CLARK, the teacher, has two grades Of
scholars, lower and higher primary and has eyi-
IDENTIFY deyoied herself very closely 10 the ln-
stS .SGss Ss ssGGS sSa i% Se
conducted, credltable alike 10 her and them
selves There were sixty.foui names on the roll
entire frst class will be transferred The follow
Beyens; diplomas for scholarship, Joseph Justh,
SsSemIsb sSa u nr,aMnmsSsSnisy, n SS % jesse 4. cnGsty
attendance, Charles y. Hoffman, VIM. Scrlyener
Henry Y. TiReler, VIM. l.. Burkhari, Francis
Krass RdwaIi 4 Nyers; dePor,neRi' Ersns hCdnsla NJ
Edward Hlnkle; penmanshlp, wm. H. Hoover;
vocal music, John q. Hodges,
MALE PRIMARY no. u.
This school is unfonunate as far a. US loca-
tlon only Is concerned, to be one OF the four In
the sheds on Ninth street, between r and q
streets, where at O'Clock, while ne examlna;
about 20 and air was ata premium. sul, The
little Duys-ior they were al small, many OF
them not over ak years OF age-bote the heat
n tSe sSSns sscTe ;nsS 21 TO Gsed he
swelterlnR rays OF the sun. Nearly every
| scholar 10 this school has entered since last
New lears day. and az that tune "a large , ma; a;
| the alphabet. Mss Malone, the teacher, has
handled them exceedingly well, for yesterday
i they not only read correctly and plainly, bat
/ spelled by sounds, and then done mental exer-
cises 10 the four common principles OF arith'
| metic. ''.
The catering compliment paid the teacher by
.sSvss for N yonpv adv Who yin undetsss n,
| tedious task Of takinesyoung children and laylni
10 their minds the foundation stone on which Z,
build knowledge for their future pront canno
spirit and when she brings out such success q
that exhibited yesterday the obligations o.
parents become heavy indeed IN her favor. Hei
and thlriy-elght will be transferred. The pre-
miums were awarded a. follows Medal, Alber
Rhob Dlplomas--for attendance, J. W. Deyan
/ Charles Meyers; scholarship, David X. Weber
Fred. G. LOTUS, Charles A, Deyers, Har,
/ French, Robert Dorsey, Charles Hurdle; deport
ment, Walter Lockhead, Arthur Lewis, GeorE'
/ II. McDueil, Martin Donaldson; vocal music
| Fntz Burnett; penmanship, Chas. Behrens.
Third District.
| PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. q,
| male, taught by Miss Stromberger, was examine,
yesterday al ,. IN. by w.P. Alien. The exami
nation was very thorough, consisting OF exef
clses In mental and practical arithmetic, reading
spelling, and penmanshlp. me medal va
awarded to Geo. otterback, for proficiency In a
branches which entitled one who received tn
highest grade IN IseT IN TSsag SPSSs SS,. dp pSS
ment, attendance, scholarship, and music, VII
Maurice otterback. Ellsworth ooss, Henry smarl
Lemuel Lowry, Pred. Mishan, Thos. Hale, job
stockett, william Mundell, william Llly, Pete
Tallowili, ChAs. Oterback, Henry stromberge
wm. Armistead, Joseph Murphy. Geo. shelter
Chas. Burgess, 3 Lewis; and Frank Dayey. ~
number OF scholars n 20. FFH. - .EF..H
The buildlng IL much In need Of repairs, III
ceiling being In many instances entirely wtthou
berger's tutorshIp, and she gave entire atisfaC
tion, though she has the largest number O
scholars In the district.
PRIMARY no. ..
Primary School No. ., (female,) Miss Sander
son teacher, was examined At the same hour b
Mr.. L. Y. French. This examination, thoug
rigid, was entirely satisfActory 70 the examine
The medal was awarded TO Kate n. Burgess
after which diplomas were given TO thdfollov
Ing misses for excellence In department, pei
manship, attendance and music; Annie Dayl
Burgess, Grace Neyhafdt Laura Padgett, Carr
ODER, Efie Wright, Charlotte 'Dessey, Fannl
Woods and Christtne Snyder: THIS school
located In the Cranch building, and has
scholars, % Of whom will be transferred to high,
! | schools In September.
PRIMARY NO. II.
At the same hour Primary No. II, taught b
, Miss Nicholson, was examined by Mr.. James
. Duiin, with equal satisfaction. the medal va
, awarded TO Frank Hutchinson. Diplomas wet
gwen TO the following boys for attendance, q
, MitcheI, James Nokes, William Marlin, winla
webber, James Doddrell, Henry Folsom, Isado
i Bieber, Abraham fairali, William Kelthly Al
Snos osrs snmbeP o. aTS .GSe. s. Tsi. .sAo
Is located In the Anacostia building, and ike
=, the school-room Ia greatly In want Of repali
Z MALE PRIMARY, NO. !,
= taught by Miss Clarke, was examined by N
! Moore. The result showed good service on u
!. part Of the teacher. The medal was awarded
!, Conrad Weiss; diplomas for distinction In d
were awarded to Matthew l.. McSully, J.
Grimm, James NJ. Cathran, Robert I. Gordo
Thomas A. Baily, Clarence Miller, Theodo
II Miller, Robert Champion, Benz. y. shelton, c.
I Prather, Charles Scott, James Turner, Charl
I Miller, John Ritter and q. II. Z. Wells. n
: school Is located IN the Cranch building, corn
!, suit Of the examination was highly credltabie
a MIss Clark, as tue entire school. to the numhl
: OF CO, will lie transferred.
d Fourth District.
3 MALE PRIMARY NO. r.
: : located on q street, between sixth and Seyeni
southwest, taught by Miss McCauley, was ekai
= Tie medal was awarded to Howard Kesld
: Dpomas were given to the following boys q
|. . excellence In behavior and studies: John SpTin
: man, Thos. skldmOre, Peter Hepburn, Sleph,
a Kearney, John JAyiRs, WIN. Citterson, Mart
DOVES VIM. Yates, Geo. Winkelman, BenJam
A Taylor, WIN. Van Solver and Fred Charles, Il
: latter taking the second honor
The whole number OF scholars Is CO, OF wh
/, 25 will be transferred.
! FsaLLE PRIMARY NO. 10,
I taught by Miss johnson, located In the Potom
J building' was examined at 10 q. IN. yesterday
Mr.. AtLee. The medal was awarded to Nj
4 Nina Hayenner. Misses EnmA Moore, Eli
$ beTlain, Jessie Moore, sarah lIagaR, Lnlu shs
man, Norah Marsh, Emma Pnifer, yirgie Tuckt
, Cora COdrick, Josephine Merritt, Isabel NeitZ
and Clara Williams received diplomas for exc'
lence.
The whole number Of pupils In this school
: ~, Of whom 20 Will be transferred.
The Coiored schools.
LovEJoY BUILDING.
The examinations IN the public schools for C
ored children in the cities OF Washington Al
mencing at . O'Clock n. M, and continuit
throughout the day. The interest In the exam
nation OF these schools, Judging from the Il
creased number Of parents aud friends In dal
attendance, Is somewha. remarkable, and VIII
renders II the more gratifying Ia the satisfactit
expressed At the progress made by the pupils
the several studies.
PRIMARY NO. !,
Mrs. Martha r. Tucker teacher. This school
pleasantly situated In the Ioyejoy schOol-bull
ing, Third district. The pupIls, pumbering -
all present-were examined BY the prtne pa
Miss Mary Dyson, In the stndies OF the fouri
primary grade, reading from charts and FIR
Reader, spelling as far a. the advancement
reading, arithmetic, counting by throes, four
and nyes TO 100; snbtracting with numbers hello
ten, writing and reading numbers TO lOO, 90
simple, practical, and familiar questions In ca,
addition. The pupils answered quite readily u
questions put, and displayed throughout u
; examination cOmmendable zeal In their effOr
; to excel. The roll OF honor contained numb
; Of the names OF pupils for exemplary conduc
Recitation, "Hlls and Vale, by William Boon
was well rendered.. The rhetorical exercise
generally were quite interesting. The examln
, Ion commenced At | p. IN. and continued Z
$50. Trustee Henry johnson assisted Miss d
son In her lAbOrlons task.
PRIMARY no. 8,
Miss l.. l.. Lewis, teacher. This school Ia ali
located In the LoyeJOy building, and 10 COMPOSE
OF 81 bright little pupils, 10 OF whom were pre-