National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-07

Augusta N. Nichols, Carrie N. Hughes, Mary
u. white, Frances Baum, Carrie N. Calhoan,
Grace Y: Dorsey; attendance, Emily A. Lincter,
Emma N. BaInbwger, Ella Harper; department
and scholarship, Helen @. Nichols; vocal music,
Nellie 4. Deland. Miss Helen q. Nichols also n,
ship.
MALE rENAHY NO. q
Al three O'Clock the examinations IN this dis
trict closed with the above-named: school, Miss
Ella teacher. II Ia located In the seaton sch DOL
building, on the upper moor, and the room was
prettlly decorated. Trustee Randolph examined
the boys In spelling, Chllds Book Of Nature,
map Of Washington and reading. with all of
which they were found TO be well acquainted,
and gave evidence Of the faithfulness OF the
nattering TO herself and, a. a matter Of course,
to the boys. Tho school numbers IS scholars
50 were present and ~ transferred, Il is but
Just TO the teacher to say, that shortly after
Christmas 70 Of her most advanced scholars
were transferred, and the new material which
made such an excellent showing yesterday has
been only under her charge for i've months past
II "a needless to speak further; the record Of the
school speaks for itself.
The premiums v ereawaried as follows: Medal,
Miles Quaekenbuah; diplomas-atttendance anu
pemanshlp, WIN. Kirby; scholarship and deport-
ment, Charles J. Rvans; Attendance, SAM Dove;
scholArshlp, Charles u. Fox, George Eslln, Jerry
pertinent Charles l, Cooke, Frank L. Aryercr
Walter Donaldson, Thomas {, CLARK, Carl Cluss,
VIM. tNingle, Geo. Miles, Michael McManus,
John Ward; music, Harvey Hayes.
laird District.
MALE PRIMARY NO. I,
located In the Mccormick building, southeast,
and taught by Miss Sarah J. Keaiy, was e1.
amlned by Mr.. W. ?. Allan yesterday. The
scholars presented a neat and tasty appearance,
and were quite prompt In their responses, which
was taken by the examiners and others present
as COOL evidence Of the ability q their teacher.
Inc medal was awarded James W. Norris dlplo-
ment and attendance were given TO the follow.
ing boys Edward Dement,, William q. Nicholson,
Michael Carroll Albert : Dalin george Roach
and Edward Beck. This school contains 81
scholars, Of which number % will be tranferred.
FEMALE PRIMARY, MOO
located In tho same building, and taught by Miss
Martha McCutchen, can truly be sAld without
fear OF contradiction, to be one Of the best In
the Third district. The scholars were not only
very neat, but exceedingly apt also. At the
was highly CON pllmented by Mr.. scott, The ex.
Aminer. The medal was awarded 10 Mary Full
laove. Diplomas were then given the following
misses for excellence In attendance, depoTt-
ment, scholarship and music. Mary Barker,
Blanche Huntington, Rebecca Dunnlngton,
Martha Brinkly, Lillian Parker, Carrie Chlov,
Carrie CawOoI, Annie Rollins, Ida Ruby, ElfN-
beth Erskins, CathArino BrAnson, Florence Sad
dler, Mary Jordan, Lily BiTkely and May Allen.
FINALE PRIMARY NO. u,
corner Of Seventh and q streets, taught by Miss
Laura Bland, was examined at the same hour by
". D. Moore. The result was satisfactory In the
highest degree. Thts Is one Of the many school
houses which look more like a barn than any
thing else, Under such circumstances, the
teacher deserves more than ordinary praise for
% net success IN making gooI display The
were given 10 the following misses for excel
lence in department, attendance, scholarship,
and music: stella Raub, Ida Edelins Carrie
Mathers, Eva Jones, Mary Dean, Mary Onutt.
The school contains 81 scholars, Of which num-
Der % will be transferred.
FEMALE PRIMARY NO. ID,
corner Of Fifth and streets southeast, tLueht
by Miss TEN, was examined at the same hour
yesterday by Mr.. 4. +. French. The exercises
consisted Of rectations, solution and analysis Of
problems In mental arithmetic, local geography,
&c. Miss Tein Is one OF our best teachers, and
her school cannot be commended too highly, The
medal was awarded to Miss Ella Benson, d.
plomAs were given 10 the following misses for
excellence In attendance, department, scholar
ship, penmanshlp and music Jennie SaieE, A.
Lilllbridge, Ella Wltherell, Lille Bender, Ida
Judge, Ida Kraft, Lizzie Andrinson, Maggie
Rooney. This school numbers 81, Of which Is
| will be transferred.
Fourth District.
,,...-,... - sa..ai-,,i' ~ v,
trustees SIook' Cnanphn anu Alice yester'
day examined Female Primary school No. 6,
| taught by Miss Bette Robinson, and located In
| INC Je,erson schooI huIIdIng hc,orc +. I.tga an.
$3.50 49, ", @e'
"ienee' Ihere were IN this sehool Two Scholar
who ran very close for the medal, Misses Anna
| Hahn and Annie T.. Fowler, but the advantage
| was on Miss Hahn's side, so she received the
medal. Miss Fowler received diploma and 8
book as reward for her Efforts. The Diplomas
/ were Issued TO the following Nellie Riddle