Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

FIRST DISTRICT.


school numbers 81 pupils on Its roll, all but one
of whom were present yesterday. Forty-seveu
OF them are TO be transferred 10 a higher grade.
w: De Lacy was the medal scholar, and diplo-
ace Hicks, Jesse Stump, Isaac Boyer, Eugene
Bernhart, Hsmet Rountree, Hunter Weeks,
Ezra Raub, Walter Raub and Harvey Givens.
M ale Primary No. ID, Miss Oliphaut teacher,
was examined yesterday by Mr.. Mckee. ALI
the scholars on the roll were In attendance.
The medal was awarded to Harry Sessford, and
diplomas to Masters n. Hulse, L. Monitor, p.
McGaroy, +. Specht, W. Cadman, j. Hogan, q.
Williams and W. Beckham.
The examination of Female Secondary
School No. 6, taught by Mrs. Kodier, aud an
nounced for yesterday, has been deferred Tor
some days by the trustees.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Messrs. Wolf and Mcclellan examined prims-
ry No is (femalol yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF quite an audience OF friends OF the
pupils. This school Ia located in the build ny
on o street, between 4th and 5.h, is in charge
of Miss Oracle Poole, and there were present
So of the % little girls enrolled. The roll of
merit is as fOlloss: Medal, Jennie AppIer; di.
Plomas, Belle Donaldson, Matilda K seminal,
Virginia Wylte. lssdorz Rosenthal, Kate Kelly
Clara Belt, Sarah Hirsh, Emma Martin and
Minnie Heatlev.
The school of Miss Hortense Trevitt, female
primary No. H. located on . street, between
4th and 5'h, was examined by Trustees Wolf
ard Mcclellan, and Mr.. Gage Of the second dis
tTiet mae grammar. There were on tue roll So
only one absent, and - will be transferred. The
lact tbat 50 many are ready for transfers sh >ws
that Neither teacher o: pupils have been idle
during the past year. The premium list was as
follows: Medal, NJ. LIZZIE McGinnies; diplo-
mas, Jennie ScFiveuer, Elizabeth Hughes,
Alike Hughes, Fannie McCristal. Hattie Will
son. Caroline KrOssck, Kats Trushs Am, b anche
Fletcher, Maggie Besh, Inez Elliot, Maggie
Green, Effie BeatOn, Mary Slough, Susie RIt-
ter, Josephine KuOrr, Sarah MendenhalI, Mel.
lie Dice, LOuisa Lefevre, May Stephens, Hattie
Ward, Carrie Horn, Emma MOog, Martha NM
hkan, Katie Hammond. Jennie Kennedy, and
Celia Benson.
This morning Trustee Mcclellan couduc ted
the examination OF the female intermediate
school in the room on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. Trustees
woodward and Wolf and Prof. Daniels assisted
and the exercises were OF very interesting
character. There are 43 pupils on the roll, 10 u
whom were present, and IL is fair to pres lme
from the examination this morning that large
number VIII be transferred, and these are To be
determined by the written examination. The
examination was remarkable one in view OF
the disadv aDtages under which the school has
iabored, having been compelled to remove 10
this room, on the busy avenue, where stu lies
and Rotations are seriously interfered with by
me noise. The merit roll was as follows:
Medal, Mary b. Buckley; diplomas, NJ. Estelia
Wbeelock, Rosa kaufman, Jennie NJ. weet-
land, Florence NJ. Collins, Annie ID. weyrick
Emma U. Henderson, PerdIta y. Altshu. Mary
A. Clark, Ssilie s. Davis, Sallie ". Daniel
Susan F. McKnew, Annie Z. Ourand, Janstte
Helen A. Duffy, Linda Herman, Katie F.
Nokss, Lillian NJ. Hedrick. Annie f. Ourand
Katie +. NOkes and Emma q. Henderson were
presented with chromos by Miss Billing, for
excellence in vocal music.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Male Primary No. l, located in the Cranch
school building, Miss l.. T.. 5. Clarke teacher,
was examined yesterday by Trustee Dulin and
roll and will transfer forty-fse. The merit
roll is as follows: Medal, W. T. Wooster: din
Jonas, j; ID. Snithn, George w. Clark, John W.
" NJ aItip, James Nice; Ciscle, Robert F. Gordon,
r. SpaldiDg, II. Talbot, Robert Champion,
T. Miller. Frank p. Twell, James f. Kidwell,
A. II. Mckee, Walter E. Williamson, George
Male and Female Primary No. ?. Iocated IN
the Cranch building, Miss Mary Sauderson.
teacher, was examined by Trustee Allan. The
awards were as follows: Medal, NJ. Collins;
diplomas, NJ. Terrell, Nellie Gordon, X Nc
Cathran, NJ. Smith, /. Clark, Annie Bigger g.
Boyer, q. HeTOld, II. o. Common, III. Smith.
Nate Hsgbs, NJ. POdgett, n. Mcfarland, q.
pT NSg y. MGCathEan, +. Doqgherty,. Agnes
tombstone, Ellen Forester, George jacobs
Eosa Sehsiler, II. Pope, l.. Burgess, Nellie
tobey, ID. Shennahan, j. Murray, S. Bsnnet
r Fields, q. Keefe, G. Thomas, John Denham
slxty-ion SCHOLARS in tds school, and ali will be
Male Primary No II, located in the Anacostis
building, corner of 9th and X streets southeast.
nilSs NJ FORBES, teacher. was examined by
trustee French. Miss Forbes has thirty-six
al OF whom were present. She will
transfer thirty. The awards were: Medal, W.
ii. Williamson; diplomas, W. Armis.ead q gorge
Buckingham, Charles Klinehause, W. Milis
Henry Sherwood, W. Petttt, John VoIk, Henry
Conner, John Dashane, Henry Smart, c. Otter
bsck, w alter Scott, Chas. Clark, George Shall
ton, George Hazel. f. Mecham, and James
Miller.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Mae Primary No. ), Miss j. McCauIay, teach
H. Wright, assisted by Messrs. AILse and
Champlin. Miss McCsuley possesses superior
quail locations az teacher, as evidenced by the
1eady and correct responses OF the pupils this
morning. The medal was awarded to WIN. j.
Blaktlock, and diplomas TO Albert Yount, Ed
ward Busey. Thomas SkidmOre, Chaa. C6wle
Frederick Cieaves, VIM. Vansciver, Washing
ton Sanford, Willis Yount, William Caterso1
VIM. McCsuley and George Winkelm an. There
has been Il uans ais during the year, and 25
more are ready for transfer.
, Primary No. ., Greenleaf binding, Miss
Luess teacher, was examined yesterday by
trustee Wilson. Twenty six pupils were trans
ferred during the past ter m, and the remainder
are ready for transfer. During the exercises
the memory of Eva MiIburn, one of the pupils
recently deceased; her desk was empty and
decorated with flowers. poem was recited by
Laura Millen and an elegy set to appropriate
music was sung by the school. Awards: Medal
to Kate Hurley, and diplomas to Lee Mockabee,
Annie Sweeney, MOllie Boswell, Kate Small
Nora TalbIre, Cornelia Townsend, Alcinda
Naeh, Ella Rock, Katie LenOir, Alice Bradley
Catherine Marks Lizzie Kullman, Annie Brad
ley, Mary MOtf4t, Laura Mullen, Mary Whita-
ker. Eva Milburn, Annie Kidwell, Mary Cum
Minis, Adele Kern, Pauline Weber. Anna Nav
Alice, Ida keDdrick, Ida Lucas, Julia .Jayins
Emma Branch, Eleanora Brown, Barbara VIE
gel, and Ida Smith.
Primary No. 10, composed of both male and
It male pupils, Miss Ssllie johnson teacher To-
Gated on 18th street southwest, was examined
yesterday by Trustee Lloyd, assisted by Mr.
Cbamplin. There have been entered during
the year l2O pupils, OF which number 90 have
been transferred, leaving 81 ready for transfer
all or whom were present yesterday. The ex-
ami nation was good one. and the teacher was
warmly conplimeuted by the trustees and Wis
tOrs present on her tact and energy. Trustee
Lloyd presented the diplomas, aud Trustee
Champlln the medal, both making brief but
appropriate remarks, the former on the good
showing in arithmetic and the latter on spelling
nv sounds. The awards were a. follows: Gold
medal, Carrie Brown, and diplomas to Annie
Ne~msn, Julia Reed, Carrie Neitzy, Mabel
Enc TsoD, Mary Leslie, Alice Fisher, Annie
skdmoTe, Nellie Walker, Annie Douglass
taledOnla Gordon, David Cain. John Stevens,
Mary Burgess, Matte Douglass, nj ariOn White
Edwin Clear, Thomas MacGobrick, Charles
W. liter, Clarence Baden, Emma Kenner.
Secondary female school, No 3, Greenlear
building, Miss Belle G. Peyton, teacher, was
examined this morning by Trustee Alice
There are on the rolls 55, % Of whom are to be
transferred The girls were neatly attired, aud
the prOfusiOn of flowers around the room male
very animated and charming scene. The ex-
eTcises were in the usual branches and all ac-
Quilted themselves in satisfactory manner