Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

sarah GuaId, Emi Pentlsnd, Ks,s Moo 1een,
SsrIie JonnSr, Aurie Taylor, Mary Lam
Nero annie Gibson, Eus wsrder, Emma CiilI,
Ahce hstI, Bertha shaw, Eta Main. Jessie
burcn, Ida House, Abby Hopkins, Estelle
Slc.ois Ida Browning, NJ: Allen, NJ: Gary. l..
annie Camp, Rose Burgee. Dora Clifton, nina
Sibiey, Mary Gibson, Flora yasey and Roberta
Female Secondary, No 6. Mrs. Rodier, teach
er, was examined BY Trustees Warner, Il art and
O'Driscoll. Fifteen scholars will be transferred
to advanced grades. The following lie the merit
mas to Mary NJ. Baird, Kate Gentner, Emogene
La Prem, Mary A. Plovman Maggie F.. Bow
man. WichebmOre Christman, Carrie Cranston,
Heur, Annie Kimmeil, Isabella Mclaughlin,
Fannie Narrower, MAY F. LeBarre, Emma b.
Wilson, Alice McAuley. Susa K. Barrack
Emma l.. Gentner, Margaret Wayne and Mary
Male Primary, No. S, Taught By Miss Clara
Lesh, Was examined yesterday by Mr.. Mckee.
Thirty scholars Will be transferred to advanced
grades. The medal was awarded 70 ScheIi
Sturzmau, ard diplomas as follows: Frank
SiuiZmsn, George Holden, Julius Hurley,
Harry Griffin, harry wsrder, Archie Conn
CToggoB, Elmer Robertson, EfWard Gibson
John Reed, Alex. Stuart.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Secondary No. II, (female,) Mrs. Walker
teacher, was examined yesterday by Trustees
Wolf and DERRICK. The following Is the merit
.oll: Medal. Flor ence Perry; diplomas, Mary
10
Mary V. wood. Kate Z. Msior. Christina Ru-
heIocker, Otilia A. Bowles, Virginia c. Nc
Dona'd, Nellie Nj. Fletcher, Jessie ). Weaver,
MsTy j. BliIups, Catherine y. Schlegel, Mart IA
r. Dev-rs, Barbara V. rhOm4s, Mary l.. SIC
Donald, Leuisa V. King, Marie RosenthaI, Jo-
sephine Phillips, Ida johnson, L1u'ss n. Ehr-
hsrdt, Elizabeth X. Lewis. Roberta Kingsbury,
Fannie V. Clark, Ellen j. ID Iuovan, Lille NJ.
Bates, Psulina Il. Kaiser and Mary e. Crump.
There were % out Of 81 pupils present. Fifty
six will be transferred.
prfr aaIa lac AZ
Was examined by Trustee Wolf yesterday. Pre-
minms were awarded Is folio Is:-Me,tai, VIM
H. Dice; diplomas, Jacob :. Allen, John Beh-
Tens, Edward W. Evans, George Hutchinson,
Edward f.. Dalton, LOUIS Spengler, Ray
mould l.. Hutchinson. George X. Bilips,
Michael Stshl, John SchweitZer, Peter Kre-
VIM. l. Vollen. Walter Joyce, George Keller
Philip Robinson, John II. Kaissr, Emil deb
itscb, VIM. l.. Allen, Mortimer Redman, Rob-
ert NJ. Dice, Basil Il. y. Friel, Robert Zschau
james Butler. The school numbers rs pupils
all OF whom were present except one, and 50 of
them WILDE transferred.
Primary No. IL, Miss Porter teacher, was ex-
smned Yesterday by Trustee Wolf. There were
So names on tie roll; all the pupils were present
and rs will be transferred. The awards were as
follOws:-MGdal, Fred @. LOTUS; diplomas
Robert Dorsey, John McDuell, Edward Moses
Albert Eastman, William Prather, Chas. He'll
brUn, Charles Behrens, Edward Kosack, Albert
Rheb, James Clark, Leonard BischoF, Robert
tinker, Willie Cooper, Harry French, Willie
v,
Secondary No. 10 (female), Miss Walsh teach
er, was examined at O'Clock this morning By
Trustees Mcclellan and Wolf. There are 81
names upon the roll, aad not seat was vacant
at the examination 10 day. This is Miss Walsh's
first year, and her success is marked. The ex-
animation was unusually interesting and sat
isfact0ry. Fifty three pupils will BE- trans
tCTTed. The following IL the merit ToIl:-ROsA
A. Shnter deserves the medal, and receives
gold crUss fTcm the teacher Medal 10 Lille
wilson; diplomas to Rosa \. Sinner, Mary +.
heller Pauline VI. BIdW, Edith Howard, Min
nie N. Moran, Ruth Il. Saikeld, Amelia q.
Heicer, Minnie Kneessi, Kate Sch 1ei.zer, Hen
riet'a Wolf, Am l.. Ri5nisZkv, Lub=rtt VI
PaTke. Carrie Shryock Frances V. Petty, Euza-
beth Van Horn, Ida X. MOuldiu, Della ls.,
Dora NscMurry, Ann Fahrenbrush, Mary NJ.
Nylie, Ellen Baker, Louisa Nash, Olivia White
Jennie Perkins, Mary Jones, Ella Dom.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Primary No. Z, Miss Sarah j. Kealey teacher
was examined yesterday by Trustee Allan. The
merit roll AS a. follows Medal, Fred X. Gun
ter GiPlomas-William Rspetti, Geo. Il. Eaton,
5. q. Nottingham, Geo. W. Dougherty, Frank
Andrews, George Terrell, Milton Henderson,
George W. Bates, Ehn0r a. Bradley, George
W: Dunn. There are 40 pupils Oh the FOIL; %
Secondary No. (maIe), Miss Maggie Saxson
teacher, was examined by Trustee Dulja, as
sisted by Sr. FIederick ID. Stuart and Mr.. \ X
Browne. Fifty nine pupils are on the roll, aud
all were present. All OF the pupils will be trans
ferred. The awards were So follows Med al
Francis Sibley; diplOmas-Jos. Wsssney, Chas
DEuEs " IMAM A1OEIlIuer, InOmas cross, Geo
Miller, Monroe EmmerIch, Timothy Duhey,
Percey Hughes, Harry Richards, william p.
Seton, William EieTbuchen, Ch aries ID sueker
Rirh'd Wilson, Arthur Eskle, Daniel Edwards
charles Heriurth, Isaac Scott. This school also
toOE tie medal for spelling, which was awarded
70 William Z. Soften. Miss Saxton also pre-
sented Joseph wassney and Isaac Scott each
with a handsome book for proficiency during
the term, and Mr.. frederick Stuart also pre-,
sentef a fine plate engraving of himself to T..
Brunt ard VI. EmmeTIch for progress in draw
ing.
Secondary No. (female), Miss S. L1sby
teacher. was examined by Trustees Marcne and
French and Mr.. Hilton. There are 81 scholars
in this school, &c of whom will be transferred
Ihe roll OF honor consisted OF Medal, Emma
J. OtteIback; dipl0mas-Alice Il. Otterback,
Pelia p. Russell, Rose L. Burgess, Alice c..
Hughes, Ida NJ. Howe, Emma j. Webster, Aie-
liza G. Lowe, Martha 3. Bates, Emma F.. Shell
ton. Louisa ). Newrstb, Sarah j. R0bey, Rose
u. Robey, Ada Il. Auguste. Alice A. King. An
Die Shepherd, Mary NJ. Reading, Annie l..
Smart, Mamie NJ. johnson.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Male Primary No. 1, Miss VI. f. Garrett,
teacher, located in the Jefferson building, was
examined yesterday by Trustee b. F. Lord.
tran sferred to higher grades, and 80 more are
ready for transfer. The examination showed
islT degree OF progress and that the teacher
maintains her former reputation among the
primary schools. The defamation by Nympo
Jones, who received the medal, was excellent.
Diplomas were awarded as follows: Benjamin
Boyer, William Walker, GraDt Guthrie, Chas.
Bates Thayer. james Speight, Henry Martin
Thomas HuId, james Rocket, William job
Belshaw, Robert Impey, James Fitzgerald,
Frederick Culver, Edward Champlin, Harry
Gibson, Edwin Goodrich, Solomon Ricnold,
Mendum Wood, George Groener, john Nider,
and John Kearney.
Female Primary, No. G, Miss Kate Maxwell,
teacher, Jefferson building, was examined by
trustee Wilson IN presence of Nr. Champlin,
Mr.. j. T.. Thompson, teacher of the male gram
mar school, and goOdly number OF parents
and friends OF the pupils. Number oil the roll,
tIi transferred during the year, So; ready for
transfer 81. This is the first years experience
eff Miss III. SIS 4 teacher, aud the trustees have
10 cause 10 regret her appointment. The ex-
animation was thorough and responses generally
prompt and correct. The test in music und err
Miss Bette Hsyenner, the instructor Ia tn AZ
branch, vas particularly good. The medal was
awarded TO Carrie Law, and the following re-
eeivsd diplomas: Anna Miller, Nina b. Haven
ner, Carrie Reilly, Susan Seller, Bertha Oppen.
belIner, Adele Hammett, Maggie Leesnitzer
Elizabeth Moran, Agnes KettltT, Mary Nam
kin, Eliza kaDCde, Alice McDade. Jessie NJ ar
tIB, Rosa Buehler, MAlinda Miller, Mary Will
der, and Celia Stein.
Female Secondary No. C, Mrs. Hattie Davis
teacher. located at jefferson building, was eX-
amined to-day by Trustee Wright. This school
Is enc OF the prides of the Fourth district, and
the teacher well sus;ains her reputation. Daring
the past year there have been 10 transfers 10
biz her grades, and 80 more are ready Tor trans.
fer. The medal was awarded to Sarah j. Gar
diner, ard diplom as TO Annie Thomas, Jean
Dette NsitZey, "A gnes l. Messer, Adeline Grin.
der, Marietta ahey, Estelle Crowley. Annie