Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-13
WHITE SCHOOLS.

WHITE, SCHOOLS. -
ss.s ,S se , e as q x .se
6eorr,. LaneI took place ia the sehool-rssm in
Jodsi.ry sasa Jn ss go: s'H n ssiss%sse
p.es " .ae ..Iss = $40 ssssssal seos-a
1 1.S The : :ssGa e. e sssdbsr:
Randolph and Mr.. z. Richards, were highly pies,ed
ready 10 e ss
wa. Tssumsd this afternoon b Msssrs; Randolph,
s'ss 5s 'if susan Rsssa1a
Taird Distr,c. Secondary No, (femsle), Cranch
building, Mir 9: A pnlin teacher, was examine.
Ss lar ef
diplomas sGnS. 10
ks 3sr E,: ETaGee; B.sy Nv. Cross L,sna
@ IIsn as1 @ i sa
arne Cooksey The teacher presented the folio wing
pupils with handsome volumes as rev ard for anna
fries, Carrie Gordon and Julia Krau .. The school
includes the third and fourth grade ard numbers
except four, Who were rseertIy admitted;
VIM. P: Allan. This school numbers 43 pupils, and
ali sle ressy p fer s
ed to Chsgies BIqf, and diplomss TO Charles G.
G%aaf Ssn Al eyGy NE
Wslter Scrlyener Dodge, William P. Seton. AMI
secondary No. 10 female, on Is. street, be:w en-
and d streets, southeast, Mss L. +, Thomas
Amelia Erbach bore of the medal, and the iieWng
received diplomas: Mary u sawyer, Eien Lee Ath,
jones' Hattie l. Gcodrioh, Mary Erbaeh nr ANA
ere low Ella sSsg,ni 81: jennie sd fostsE Mary
This school has 80 pups, and Of this number about
Is are to be promoted.
tora Trook teacher, was examined at ] O'Clock 10
day by Trustees Wilson and AtLee The readiness
done her work thorcughiy: There are 5. names on
Whittikindt ana diplomas to George h. sSart d
Esne mihs ths2 Es
henry '%s.
Gesrsas AIeH MsT5y Michael ;s Rss6y
Female fntHrmsdisie No PIN Miss p annie Van Horn
tee Champn assisted G by Msssr. A,Lee ey rEns
and Cro2k This examination took place in the
attended BY many Of the friends Of the teachsr and
pupils. At the comnencement Of the exercises a
voluntary was struck up on the piano by one OF the
yOSSn ssi %ssas and the pupils ali dressed u white
and took seats on the The e sde dSors
in mental arithmetic, reading, grammar, practical
on the roll Of this School and all a aeg Is ny
i9I transfer to higher grades. The trustees COM
Of he weh ali the S high
ranks with any other school Of this grade in the city
iet
ey Noask, Agnes Mitchell, Adeia S ilins
Belle Grinder, Capitola Lippahard, Katie Riley,
Caroline Bid, Mary Heron, Alberta Davis, Carrie
Anna Scdman, Annie Yates, Annie Godm Hif Ella
Im Tr Maria Jones, Ida sheppersony' ate Thomas
Erierick, Mary smith, Mary Davis, Carrie kS T Sh,
Emma Lucas, Loui,a Bill, Augusta Lipphard, Re,
friends to Francis FarehId for general excellence,
l hattie Nobesk same Rosa Wright, for schola
The amamina,ion Of Female Intermediatc NJ.
been To- bexf MSndsy sS seschr has
clock p MI
THE coLoREp SCHOOLS.
= condsry No. 4, Stevens building, Miss Nl-x v
HeSeT teacher ache was exa%ineG ye:sfis by
scholars on the roll and only was absent ves,er-
Gny pupils are 70 be Transferred The
John Turner, John Steward, James Turner, W iliam
JUICES Ess Broxn Lnsnss Fs 9ne rsh
intermediate No. 4. same building, Miss NJ. v.
COOK, assisted 10y walker Lewis, Rfrei PS Gn,
eSs f"; m a r. nscm Ta sls are
yesterday. Nearly the whole school will be trans
Of ase Butter Eyy
Lee, James Kemp, Martha Banks, Anna Qaeen,
Inferno diate No 5, same building, Miss Nsrci.sa
and Archie Lewis, assisted b. Wm Bfo ahs.
This school numbers 50 pupils all present yesterday
The most meritorious pupils are Glen. Mills, John
Martha Randolph, sophroRia Harris, Leva Jones',
ThompsGn: Louisa Lib6sy: Martha Johnson john, john
H:rris, James Harris and Mary Jackson.
The grammar school in the same building tan ,ht
by Mss Mary J. Patterson. was examined nv Ih.
teacher. assisted by Superintendent Cook and most
1.-THE trustees The pupils deserving of special mem
tim are Oecelia Anderson, Leila Bruce, Sarah and
M"llie Palmer, Willie Smith, Aida Matthews
R.binson, Lena Jones, Julia Grant, Jennie Norris.
Alfred Martin and Oscar Lewis. The examination
was pleasantly varied with singing, dsclams,ion
and essays