National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12

sidsration in the minds Of the trustees. And Miss
Frees worth and usefulness being properly ap-
liable services would Be product4ye Of more rooa
in the position she now occupies resulting bone
ncially alike to the scholars and standard oil
consequence, the pupils enjoyed the benets Of an
able instructress. Whether II is Constant deve-,
tio1 70 duty she owes her scholars OF sincere
diligence and perseverence Throughout the year
sn training the young minds intruste1 70 her care
3 sure Of receiving just recognition n the supe-
SsOr examination her pupils pass en- the s1nual
It is only . poor Compliment at the best, but In
their struggle 20 do honor to her and themselves
e her reward, consequently IL was not astonishing
that her schoolroom should yesterday be crowded
70 exoess with an audience composed Of the pa
witness the final triumph OF the year. That It
would be, no person doubted; that it WAS, every
ons Ell assured at the eloseof ne exercise: which
from the beginning to the end. Trustee Wood
ward conducted the examination, and was as
gentlemen, satisfied Of the caiIbre Of the material
with which they were % work, gave the pupils
perhdps as rigid an investigaton in their studies
promptly met in the contest with correct responses
and to acknowledge In the end that acme would
perch upon the banner Of the school. In mental
cially spelling, the scholars were perfect,
while the excellent singing was the subject
Of nattering comment by those present. and re-
reading Of the choice selections +.Qaeer People,
by Miss T. Rosenberg, and When W as
Young" BY Miss J; Davis, gave an exhibition a
that was very acceptable and we'll appreciated.
In q school 50 merltorious Of course the teacher
experienced considerable dificulty in justly
ssity or sfOuse he spirit Of Jealousy in her ocf
The task was finally completed, but as the board
of trustees would allow only acertain number OF
prizes 70 be awarded, the teacher was compelled
70 make up the others, which she considered 0
very pleasant permission. In the spelling contest
for the gold media, to be presented 70 victorious
school, for the fourth time In six contests, was
| awarded the victory, and Miss Fanny Rosenberg,
also the medal scholar Of the school, was the sue
pier, Amelia Jakob Lille q. SOhl Kate ]: o'Con-
nor snd Mary 7. O'Connor, her i've ritals from
sented handsome crowns; also the same to the
Misses Rose Lyles and Moliie Barr, for improve
ment. Miss Ida Davis stood almost equal to the
prize and the average WAS so close that Miss Free
presented her with handsome gold medal for
her scholarship and department The school num-
transferred. Tns merit roll was as follows:
Medal Fannie Rosenberg; for department and
! scholarship, Ida L Davis. Minnie Kepller; for
attendance, department and scholarship, Lula B.
Fftzhugh, Rebecca Behrend, Laura V. Kirby and
Georgeanna Woltemade; for attendance, Alice
B.i1t04 mary psnSngsSt ANNA D. W09 smItS LIZ
for attendance and dsportment, Clara II. Green,
Sarah Z. Hodgkin, Amelia Jakob, Emma o.
tis:sy; for dspoltmsnt Mary I. o7ConnOr' An
Eusts Behrend, Elisabeth L. Boxer, Lucy Bontz,
Emma E. Rosenberg, Amer R. MARKS, Flora D.
penmanship, Ida Gusdorf; for vocal music, Mary
A. Smith.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Male Grammar schooI.-The annual disurpu-
tion of medals, Scholarships and other prizes In
the Male Grammar school, Third district, took
place yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, in Wal
lsoh building. The frst honor, gold medal,
was given to Walter NJ. Mcfarland, who also
bian College, for proficiency In sll his studies;
and another gold medal for having passed the
best exaninstion in grammar, as decided at the
grade in the city. Mr.. Fred. Stuart presented,
for Mrs. Sarah E. Fuller, a diploma emitting
Dom Twitchell to course Of lessons in model
and cast drawings as the prize for tbs best draw
ing on blackboard from models. A. Bradford re-
cefved, as prize for best drawing on blackboard
from diSsstiS9 hSndsSns book songs o. Of Ns-
Toner received also book for excellence In de-
pertinent and attention to study, having in three
IF school, and aoouitted himself g crsditabfy
The presentation. were made By Superintendent
%s Ms'f5' rS s1 q IL s9d p DH
the fact that this school had for the past three
years taken the grammar prize, for the past two
scholarship, and paid the teacher, Mr.. Chas. Z.
Hilton the well-deseryet tribute Of having made
his school the best Of It's grade In the city. A.
Bradford also received a prize Of three months
course in the business college, from Mr.. H. q.
Spencer, for penmanship. The following were
the school awards: Medal-W alter NJ. McFar-
land. DIplomas-Arnold Bradford. George T.
Bradford, Allen q. Clark, William Davies, Will
liam Filger, Eugene Furstner, Fred. A. Grant,
VIM. B. Grant, Joseph Hinwood, VIM. Hinwood,
Fred. LillebrIdge, VIM. Mcfarland, Thomas II. |
Miller, VIM. O'Neil, Frank Schneider, VIM. |
Stockell, John E. Toner, John S. Torbert, Dom |
Geo. W. Weber. |
Secondary school No. s, taught by Miss O. A. |
Dulin, and located in Crauch building, was ex-
amined yesterday by Msssrs. French aad Hilton:
The number Of scholar in the school is o., and
The reu of honor Is as follews:l
Annie Waters, medal; Agnes Russell, gold medal
for spelling; diplomas, Minnie Bohrer, Christina |
Logan, Emma Bryan, May Thompson, Ida Ed |
wards, Emma Scott, Julia Holroyd, Julia Shell |
ton, Emma Dulin, Mary Britt, Annie McLane, |
Adelaide Warner, Augusta Swain, Hattie CRr-
gan Bessie pszsHs i Sfens AMcNeily. ViTTns
Wooster, Adelaide Perkins, Susan Spencer, Viz
ginia Deneale, Louisa Dessey, Apphfa Davis and |
Ella Thompson. The examination was very cred
table to the teacher.
Secondary school, No. Q. located in the W allach |
school building, was examined by Trustee Allan.
The school numbers hfty-fvs scholars and forty
nine will be transferred. Miss NJ. Morgan Is the |
teacher. The msrit-roll is as follows: Medal
Emanuel Piferling; diplomas-Henry GetI, |
Maurice Otterback, Alex. Brown, A. S. Hough- |
ton, /. Lorg, q. w. Kenger, ID. NJ. Lighter, H. |
" ate Brown, Hawkins Taylor.
Miss Morgan, on the conclusion OF the exercises,