National Republican., 1873-06-04

medal were presented with psnkOives by the
YENAIR PRIMARY no. Il,
IL. NJ. WA.I-r, tenoner. Win this school
! 1sed the examinations In this district for the
lay, and this was no exception TO the others for
xcellence. Rx-iIustee Mcclellan dld the exam;
nluE, and treated the Misses to careful and
englhy trial, from which they made an hon
lfable acqultal. The studies looked over were
hose similar TO the Previous schools, and INC
'cholars displayed a fair knowledge Of what
hey had been studying during the past year.
rnere we're % names on the roll and - pnplls
Tho premiums were awarded as follows
Medal, Helen N. Cooper. Observation-Disclosures,
department. and acholarship, Rosabene fIAnknI'
attendance and department, MARY Cahoun' |
Annie L, Billion, Josephine knorr, Katie N. Ham |
mond; department and scholarship, Cnristna
Louisa Ehrharlt, Annie y. brueol;
gHs'O"a Ka,ie r. aajo Jessie Y. Major, Josephine
King, Lydia b. Dalton, Addie Johnson, Lille
Clements MARY Mott susan y. Dean ,ehgssT-
Adelaide Holedge, sarah x. Holledee.
Third District
MALE FNiMARY NO. 10.
The building u not imposing, nevertheless the
result OF the examination showed that the school
has been well Taught, The answers being readily
given In all cases BY the boya. The medal was
awarded 10 David N. Robertson diplomas for
~sss SSss Il eb1 ss as,. Soss E4es
Morgan. Edward Cooper WIN. Pohlers, John
liaght, George Phelps and James 3. woolwardi
for acholarshlp, 70 Thomas Roolnsonl khwan
Austin, William Cheater, Henry SIMPLY, Walter
Bland and Cnss Hsrtel for penman,snlP' 70 TO wm M
SS%HSsn Tne seaoS Vcso,.ss w examined o' Mr.
PRIMARY NO. IL.
Primary No. ls, Third district, taught BY Miss
Van D0ren, was examined by Mt. W. p. Alen.
The classes are OF both sexea, and made most
creditable display. The modal was awarded 10
Miss Carrie Isham, after which diplamas were
awarded 10 the following girls and boys LOT
Rilia, Aunie Adams, Annie MeEiroy, Agnes Mas
n.y. Msry Teirber. Albert Houghton. NUMBER
" PRIMARY NO, H.
Primary No. Is, taught hy Miss Fanny Crosby,
ls located AT the corner OF FIN aud b streets
| northeast. The examination was conducted MI
| Jas. g. Dulin. THIS Is MISS Crosbys nrst year %
rest. The medal was awarded to Waite 4
Bowen. Diplomas for attendance and scholar
ssP were given to epI Ardslse sTsa ETl L.9n
/ Spear, Edward Louxman, Eiward Hurting
Emanuel Pinerburg, George McCullum; for mu
70 John Heller; for penmanship, 70 Isaiah
ia. whole number OF scholars is 4s: trans
fsfred to higher schools during the year, II.
Primary No II, % TSirI district, n 4; Is located OF
Maryland avenue, between First and secon'
| streets, and Il taught by Miss Kelly.
Thls school, though denied great many ad
tuuate situation, neyertheless presented a YER
attractive appearance and had larger numbe
Of visitors than any other during the day. -, =,
Moore. ssslsted By Miss Kelly. The medal wa
awarded TO Miss Ida Tribby. The followin
misses and masters received diplomas for a.
music: Mary Kelly, Michael Kennedy, Mar
Metz, Conieila Bryant, Elwood Howard, Marga
ret Parkinson, MARY Morris, Martha Kaufman
Angelina shiselli, Michael Smith, Lula Nledneldl
I MALTA Rif1 mnnl Chaflea TrtbbV.
This school consists Of grades one, two an
Nree. Tue whole number Of scholars "a nfty
six. ..'
MAILS PRIMARY NO. ..
The examination Of Male Primary NO;
Fourth district, Miss Halliday teacher, took plae
10 the classroom, Jefferson building, yesterda
At 10 a. IN. They were examined In the us!i.
Enelsh branches, and made very creditaol
display Of proficiency ior the time thsy hay
Alice, assisted by Mss Halliday, their teacher
rue following boys received medals and diploma
| at the close OF the examination Modal, Nymph
! Jones; diplomas for scholarship and department
IenEy Martin, Grant Guthrie, John Gralno
, Edward Champlln, Robert lmpey, VIM. HAlldl
4 department, Wlndom Wood, Henry Hunt, 50
Tl Maurice % Solomon. % John Cox, %a. walker S pSr
I manshlp, Alexander Woods; attendance, don
b Leaney. .-.
This school, taught by Miss Gray, In Jenerso
4 building, was also examined by Mr. AtLee, an
saa entirely satisfactory to all who were presen
: After the examination exercises the honors wei
. awarded as follows: The medal TO Miss Ann
. Miller, and diplomas for attendance and depor
;. nent 70 the following: Misses Martb PaIke
I Alice A. Dade, Hortense Whiting, Rosa Buckle
I Annle Bredekamp, EstheT NJ. Jacobs, hdela
= Hammett, Carrie f.. Rely, Clara Walsh and VI
: nna Grinder. For scholarship-Annie ODO
. neil, Nettie Harlow, Celia Stein, Maggie Ia
q ,hip-Emma hclntTre. For music-Rebecl
stein.
/, u FENALE PRIMARY NO. 8.
!, Primary school No. 8, Fourth dlstrict-Ml
/, Clam worrell, teacher; examined by Trust
|, | Nm. II. Crook, assisted by Trustee AtLee ai
< sx-Trustee J. X Y. Hoimesd,
= This examination was witnessed by q lar
!, iumber OF the friends Of the school, who crowd
q the school to Its utmost capaoity. Notwithstan
I, ing the fact that so late In the session rs Mar
at .as % ~ ~ nsnar gpnis oi nv aae s Psp
y | was success In every respect, and the scho
j vas well up In all the studies pursued. for wn
me ,ssssC, ;. Is ds;ses s., q . hSs SSo5P praise MT
/. scholar, susie Grigsby; diplomas-deportlneI
y Ida Smith, Rachel McFee. Kate Harley, Ann
l. sweeney, Howard cratchley, Kate small, Ste
y Cotton, wnie Bearded, Kate Mlls Charl
"a Mitcheif scholarship, Martha Garner, John a
- hardt, Alex Moore, Ida Lucas; scholarship .
!. department, Kate Lsuolr, julia Javens; peIIni
= ship Ant department, Ida Moore; vocal mus
Y, PINALK PRIMARY No. ..
This school, with Miss Hattie Lucas as teach
Il ~
IA amined by Trustee Chanplln, assisted by TIT
~ tees Crook aud Alice. Al the conclusion Of I
~ exercises the roll OF merit was announced as .
- lows: Medal, Wlnnlefred Il. y. KilbOrn;
y plomas for attendance aud department, Sar
70 bsall, Julia Beall, Molie Burke, wealthy Thayl
u Mary X. Thayer scholarship and deportmel
= Bette l.. Davis, jamie Baker, Llllie Kepph
NJ Laura Mullen. MarI JayIns, Maggie Rerseri d
~ portment, Mary Mofat, Orcna Bender, III
y | NOwland, Lee MockAbee, Auna Nay ALL
. Aanie Bradley Ella Rock kile& y, GaTIody, "A,
70 shsekelfo,d, Barbara Weigel; penmanship, Ka
n Spa ding; vocal music, veiya Mooney.
A silver medal was also presented BY the 81
n =. board to Mary Morat for her perseverance,
:. study and excellence 10 conduct Tue examln
n tIon was nrst-claas In every respect and was
N Tended by room full OF friends OF the schools.
= Coiorsd schssis-Annuai Rxarainatious
e. The examinations OF pupils attending the c
Al ored public schools were continued yesterday
,e the Anthony Bowen, street. John Y. Cook .
!. Delaware avenue school buildings, oommenci
II at pi5 Q. M, and holding until quite late In
.; day. -.
.; Miss Ella Logan, teacher, located In the John
Cook school building, Second district, nnmt
belonging co, Of whom 81 were present. ws
X taken In hand by the principal, MrA. NJ. A.
u Cary, aud examined In the stHdies Of the ni
l. aud fourth grades, reading and spelling from l
ls First Reader, blackboard and charts, print
= on slates, exercises on the elementary sounds
Ie letters, arithmetic, counting aud adding
i ones, twOs, threes, fouTs and nyes 10 one hu
sr dred, in ali OF which they displayed unusI
d, aptness. The pupils ages In this room va
10 from to 10 Year,, 10 being their nrst year
10 school. Tue first class was perfect In gra
4 beyond what Is required, and the others consi
eraDiy beyond the requirements Of the grad
,e The room was beautifully decorated with chOl
-e flowers, which, together with the bright al
10 smiling facea OF the little folks, made We
q pretty appearance. Miss Logani ID an earne
a and live teacher, who Is conscientiously dew
|, ing herself 10 her calling. The rhetorical exc
Ie clses were In full keeping with the high stan
o Ing estaDlIAhed by the school Trustees Hen
d johnson and Archie Lewis were present durii
le the entire examination, and highly comp
n mented the puplls and teacher for the fne Q
u hibit made. "
ii PRIMARY, NO. q,
n the John Y. Cook school building, and Ia col
.. posed OF pupils pursuing the studies In the nf
" grade, Number enrolled, 90; number preseI
= 30. This school WAS likewise examined by Nj
Cary, commencing At 1890 p. IN, and closing
4: B:ib, the pupils, bright-lO0kng set, answerli
. promptly ant distinctly the questions put, tn
o being especially good In reading and wrltil
q. figures up 70 300; also In printing On hlackboa
4, the entire class being perfect. In fact the
n were very few mistakes In any OF the recli
" | tIona, taxing into consideration their ages
= the oldest not over ten-And the needy circul
l. stances Of many of their parents, who ke
A. them At school at personal aacrlnce, their pI
Rresa IA the more remarkable. The gymnAst
Exercises here, as In mss LOgan's room, we
" entered into by the pupils with commendAt
o. spirit, The room was quite pretty, every de
IN containing q handsome bouquet TTuste
n Henry johnson and Archie Lewis were preseI
Al assisting In the examination.