Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-04
Public school Examinatious.
THE WHITE SCHOOLS.


day afternoon by Trustees Hart and Stuart, in
the presence Of q number Of spectators. This
= one OF the high secondary schools of the dis
and o. o. the Il Pupils Sn the roll at
mediate school. The examination yesterday
was satisfactory. The following honors were
conferred: Scho9S medal, to Edith Blackston;
diplomas for scholarship to Rebecca Cook,
Catharine Hoffman, Mary Alice Curl, Mary
Susan Cherry, Addie w. Hazel. Lizzie G. Rub
sam; diplomas for department., Catharine P.
diplomas for punctuality, Ella Larman, Martha
Woodley; diploma for penmanship, to Maggie
r. Leavy; diploma for vocal music, to Bette
Hurdle. The gold medal awarded in the spell
ling contest Of this grade of schools in the First
district was awarded and also presented yester-
day to Hattie f. Hauptman, Of this school.
Primary MOI in the same district, at the cor
ner of 2cth and X streets Miss Mcfarland teach
er, was also examined by the same trustees. This
school has 40 boys and % girls and is one of the
new primaries for young children. The follow
school medal; diplomas for scholarship, FREQ.
Rahm, Harry Denney, Otto Eckstein, John Sim
clair; diploma for sch Olarship and music, Annie
Davidson; diploma for scholarship and penman-
Israel, Ekin Criswell; punctuality, Sallie Cts
sci.
Female Secondary, No. 4, in this district, was
examined bv Trustee Harris. This school is
taught by Miss Dora Brown, and all Of the
pupils will be transferred to higher school next
year, which shows they have not been idle
awarded TO Miss Sarah Seward, and diplomas
for attendance, department., music and scholar
ship were awarded as follows: Lizzie Collins,
Ella Tilley, Rosa Burgess, Katie Kane, SUSIE
Waugh. Mary Gibson, Katie MCGUIRE, Ella
Main, Edith Turton, Lizzie King, Johanna
Maloney. Hannah Michaels. Carrie johnson.
Second Distrtct.-SecOndary School No. L,
second district, Miss Matilda King, teacher,
was examined yesterday by Mr.. G. F. Mcclellan,
Hon. HoratiO King and Prof. Daniel. This
a IL a
have they improved that all will be transferred
to the first grade secondary, and few will be
passed up one more grade to the intermediate
schools; The premiums were awarded as fol-
attendance-Mary G. Hartbrecht, Josephine
A. Hartbrecht, Blanche MacMurray, Minnie
Moran, Sarah Train, Amelia Peyser, Kate
observation-disclosures Train, Dora MacMur-
ray, Della East, Ruth Salkeld, Minnie
Kneesi, Ella Dom. Observation-Disclosures
Ida Dorsey, Fannie s. Tower, Jennie Perkins.
Department and scholarship-Adelaide +. Lans-
dale. ScholarshIp-JOsephine Diebitsch, Eliza
Ellis. Agnes f. Stewart, Minnie Bayliss, Car
RE Baker. PenmaDship-Emma Kirk. Vocal
music-Charlotte f. w. Calhoun.
Secondary No. IL, Miss Sewell, was exam
ined by Mr.. Dietrich, assisted by Major Frazer,
and passed creditable examination. There
were present AZ boys, q of whom are recon-
mended for transfer. The premium list was
announced as follows: Medal-Edward Wolff.
Scholarship--George W. Dorsey, Maurice Hill
burn, Oscar Nauck, John PrInkett, John g.
Weidman, Henry L. Amos. Department
Frank Henry, Robert W. Talks, Theodore X.
Nelson. Attendance-Wm. f.. Wise, ira X.
Moore, VIM. McCristal. Penmanship-Henry
Newmeyer. Music-Edgar Nelson. This school
is taught in a ricketty frame building on 9th
street, between p and Q, totally unit for school
purposes.
Miss Kate Browns school, located in the di-
lapidated building on 9th street, Male Second
airy, No. 81 was examined by Trustee Wood
ward. There are 81 names on the roll, and "a
ferred to a higher grade. The premium list
was as follows: Medal-GeOrge NJ. Kent. At
tendance-,Iohn l.. LANCE and Walter III. Ste
Phens. Department and scholarship-James
W. Tubman and Robert A. Wind. Deport-
ment-Robert b. Webb and Joseph NJ. Prather.
SchOlarship-Arthur NJ Donaldson, George f..
Bayliss, Stanley Baker, and William A. Fur
music-Thomas j. Martin. Honorably mem
tioned-Edward y. McCristal, James +. Hill
bus, and Edward p. Crump.
Female Primary, No: l6, was examined by
ex-Trustee Mcclellan. This school numbers IS
girls, only one absent, and they made a very
good showing. The premiums were awarded as
follows: Medal-Lizzie J. McGinsey. Attend
ortment-Eliza NJ o Council, Alice V. Hughes
Jennie Appler, Margaret Lesh, Pauline Ellis,
Sarah Thicker, Eva Belle Pearson, Mary Sill
Moog. STANDARDIZATION hee6y, Mary New
meyer, Carrie jackson, Louisa Lefevre, Fannie
McCristal, Mary Slough. Penmanship-Emma
Fisher. Vocal Music-.Iennie Kennedy.
by Mr.. Mcclellan. There are IS pupils in this
school, "a Of whom were present, and all of
them up to the standard for transfer to the next
lows: Medal-Helen NJ. Cooper. Attendance,
department, and scholarship -Rosabella Frank
lin Attendance and depOrtment-Mary Cal
J. Griffin. Annie y. Billups, Josephine Knorr,
Kate NJ. Hammond. Department and scholar
ship-Christina Kubenacker, Louisa Ehrhardt,
Anna ii. Bruehl. Experimentation f. Ellis,
Mary j. Billups, Katie T.. Major, Jessie F. Ma
jor, Josephine King, Lydia Belle DuttOn. Addie
johnson, Lille Clements, Mary Mott, Susan V.
Devan: Scholarship and vocal musc-Catha-
rine Wilson: Seholarship-Adelaide Hollidge
and Sarah +. Hsllidge.
THIRD District.-Mr. Scott examined Primary
u yesterday, consisting of 81 boys, in charge Of
Miss Dodge. The medal was awarded to David
WILDER Bender, Edward Chase, Henry Getz,
John Erbach, VIM. Morgan, Edward Cooper,
VIM Pohlers. John Haght, George Phelps, and
Robinson, Edward Place, Robert NJ mtin, Geo.
Campbell, George Austin, William Chester,
henry Shil ley, Walter Bland, and Chas. Har-
Miss FANNY Crosby's school was e Examined nv
MT. Dulin This school now numbers A., and
z. have been transferred during the year. The
premiums were awarded as follows: Medal, to
Waite 4. Brown; diplomas, to Henry Ardeeser,
attendance and scholarship; Frederick Leon
harms, attendance; George Mellis. Edwin Spear,
Edward LOuNman, department and scholar
ship; Edward Hierling, Emanuel Pifferling,
George McCullen, scholarship; John Heller,
Improvement in vocal music; Isaiah Thompson,
Improvement in penmanship.
Primary No. II, Miss Keliey's school, num-
bering 90 girls and boys, was examined by MIR.
w. b. Moore. The school is located on Mary
land avenue, between LIST and ID streets, and
has three grades of pupils. The premiums
were awarded as follows: Medal to Ida Tribby
diplomas for attention, department, and
scholarship-Mary Kelly, Michael Kennedy
Mary Metz, ANNE McGrann, Angelina Chi
SELF, Michael Smith. For deportment-Edward
Hughes, Lulu Weidfeldt, Nellie FitzsimmOns
Charles Tribby, ElwoOd Howard, Margaret
Parkinson, Mary Morris. For penmanship-
Mary Torney. For vocal music-Martha Kauf-
man.
Miss Emma Van Doren's school {primary 81
was examined at 9TH and A streets northeast
yesterday by Mr.. Allen, and the pupils passed
a fair examination. This school is a mixed one
Of % pupils. The premiums were awarded AZ
follows: Medal to Carrie Isabella Isham
Diplomas to Florence Virginia Ellis for scholar
ship, department and music; Julia Aan Adams
for scholarship and department.; Agnes L. Was
ship; Ann Eliza McElroy for scholarship and
department.; Mary Amelia Teuber for scholar
ship; Albert s. Houghton for scholarship.
Fourth Distiet.-Male primary, No. 3, Miss
Ellen Halliday teacher, located In the jefferson
building, was examined by Trustee AtLee yes
terday, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Shannon. Many
Of the parents of the children were presenf