National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-07
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
EXAMINATION EXERCISES YESTERDAY.
H. splendid ExhIbi, for Teachers asd Pa
pil--Tse Roll OF Ii"nor-rTesre-s or
the srhssI. DurInE the Year.


A splendid ENhibit for Teachers snd Fu.
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justine ""h o.
the Schools DurinE the Year.
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VALE PRIMARY NO.
was examined by Trustees Harris and stuart
1ne medal WA awarded 10 Charles slnuaon and
.,,ns.sa.. 20 A,,nnr ,1o.s, n nm. Hammond.
nIPlonAs " n' 1870 ~, 49,, ", i a,,,,a.. ~.
Hamet Roundtfoe, tddie SHAW, oilDert HAT
Walter Stevenson, Frederic q. Church, Milton
Raub 1'barIes n. Rodgers. Irving Davidson. and
,,or,,.,ns pc,h,,d, mt ,chno, 4. $780,, IN
the basement Of the Thirteenth street Baptist
church, a room utterly UNITED for school puf-
poses. Il would seem as though all the mlsfor-
tunes Of the district had fallen upon this school
for besides being located In an undesirable situ-
III Y" " ha a naa uise ,iao nsnSns hsnd me
eSamination was not Al an saflsfaetory 10 the
examining trustees, and unless better provision
can be made Tor next year. the school "a" oe''e'
w ''''e"' ,
fhNahf NO 70, Nnn
was examined ~ trustee har', ass 49, ~
lessor d. l. seIAe' Tue .eaonet y rs ~ -
Weightlnah' There ar pHy-eleh. Pupl- w W.
roll uweniy.tour boys and thhty-iouI sin,l an
Of whom were present. The examination was
perfectly satisfactory. The school medal was
awarded TO Margaret wBgener, and Diplomas TO
is1,.. E,aaaas rt,..pc,h Waaensr Rnsa
,...s.,,,, n,,asi,.,n snnne, I.m.. 1,sIt wnIlam
nan,s lam Rnrhsr1, 60 uoarh' Charles
Harlow, Lloyd Weaver, Oua Hesch, sarah A.
Kennedy, susan Barrlek and hargare'C ufun'
MALE SECONDARY NO. l.
Male Secondary No. I. Miss Addie Fuller
teacher, was examined By Trustee Harris, ST.
perintendent Wilson and Trustee j. NJ. Wilson,
Of the Fourth school district IL Is needless 70
say that the examination was almost perfect, for
Mia Fuller austained her vell.eamed reputa-
,,ar a. ,ns ., ,ho ma ,hnr,ngh Teacher. IN m.
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Dntlot Oh 'oiuihph' Tue meuai WIS aNhueu
to Charles h. McNabb. lie also received the
gold medal for spelling awarded In the competl-
i've examination IN MS grade. There was no
doubt Of his right TO receive the school medal for
his record for the year was perfect. In other
words, he had been present during the whole
year he had never received demefit marx IN
department, nor Ia there marx against him for
lessons. such a case has not occurred In the
first school district since the organization OF the
public schools In this city. diplomas were
inhn Me-, 49, Inr,Inn fgwIn pslsr Cbss
p,.,i ~. vi Inv Iohn fi,shs W. sst ann
,p, uS, Tnnnsr Garry noI,insnn u.orgc ssr
.cnt t1ITcw I. ami ym omohnmISne A Mis-
E'tih Ia ua,yIIn,,, AMI neni GoWsn
""''''' NV ''@ So eo'"'
MALE SECONDARY so.p.
Miss Sue q. Hickey, teacher, was exAmiped by
trustees Hart and plshop. Thlrty.nlne pupils on
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the toll' all present. IheJ win all DC transferred
TO Intermediate No. ). The examination was
most satisfactory, Rnd the praise bestowed upon
the teacher and pupils at the close of the exam
ination by the trustees has never been more de-