Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17
Public school Exam,.a,,o,s.

Mae 1utermedtat- School No. 3 Msi Alice
Trustees harris and Hart. The schoi.rsafo in
the Washington Business College, won hy the
sshoo tor permansiip, WAS presented to Fran
CTS Miller. irving Taylor received the regular
sCbool medal, and Diplomas were awarded 10
Frsrk Malone, Dan. Dyer, Courtney Cooper.
r: Elliott, r.: Bonsel, Henry Cooper, Joseph
CowsD, Edwin Baker, John McCsffrey. Il. avid
ShaTrett and William Grass. The 81 pupils on
the TOil-call OF this school were all present yes
terday; q majority of them will be transferred.
The premiums Of the Male Grammar School,
MI. X. VI. Mckee, teacher, which was exam
med on the 25th ult, were awarded Monday
morning, as follows: Medal to Miles A. IlIer;
d'p'omss TO Warren W Foster, George Hudson,
George X. McAuley, Daniel B. Todd, Mark b.
Kerr, Clarence z King, Clinton G. Gardiner,
Bates, Howard Mctiiil, WIN. j. Hutchinson
Thaddeus b. Eiker, james Conroy, VIM. A.
Wilding, j. \. Garland, Thomas S. Marin and
WOrthey q. SbsTretts.
Primary Ne. IA, Miss EuIhemia McFarlane.
teacher, located in a frame building corner Of
10Th ARD streets, was examined by Trustees
Hart and O'DriscOll, and Mr. Mckee. T0ere
are 30 pupil. on the roll OF this school, 81 of
whom vill be transferred TO advanced grades.
The teacher presented books TO Lizzie Hsiss,
John Weber, John MeAulfe, John Dash ,
Louisa Jane, Mary MGk eever aud Ekin Cres-
we'll, Tor attention to their studies. Irene Allen
WAS the m-dai scholar, and diplomas were
aN arced 10 August Rgbsam, Jos Israel. Mary
Burke, AID. Idle Carr. Katie Levin, W alter Fo-
saTty, Nellie MCAuliffe, Fannie Evans, Annie
O,BTi, n, Annte Burke, Ada Davidson, Thomas
theodore, Eliza AcDermCtt and John Clark.
SECOND DISTRICT.
On Monday Male Secondary No. 1, was ex-
AHMED ty Nit. Drtrick at the SsatOn building
The school j. in charge of Miss Ida Caton -,
Plumbers 10 pupils, all of whom were present,
And the " hole school will be transferred. The
merit roll WAS follows: Medal To Herman
Kaufman: diplomas to Jefferson Il. Smith, Ed
WIN i DrummOnd, Harry Y. Davis, Oliver f.
f.. TTOxtIi, John b I. Espey, Joseph +.
Mitchell, George j Nash, Maurice Greene,
William j. Beail, Frank d. REILLY, Michael
Madigan. Perry Miller, Edwin Egell, Lewis
Holmes, Emil rechan, Il. Elwood Kelley, Rich
ard Brooks, Charles W. Holmes, Walter b
Mason. Frank Walter. Jefferson Il. Smiths
record 30 close 10 that of the med al scholar
that Miss Cation presented him with gold
medal.
Male Primary No. 5, located in the Sexton
building, was examined by MIR. Gage. Miss
Bartlett has charge, and OF the los pupils (the
school beng q double one, with morning aud
afternoon classes) che has "a To transfer. The
merit roll was as fOllOws:-Medas TO Charles +.
Williams aud VIM. NJ. Coles; diplomas To Thos.
Z. Woodward, james Adstin, Howard p. Mil
Ter, JOHN t. Humphreys, q. f. McGraw, Henry
Roth, james Ward, Albert W. Sheriff, W. K
DOwney, o, II. Latham, Edward Barrett, VIM.
Duyal, John King, e. II. Fletcher, Charles
Pussy, John Stewart, Benz. Gettings, Robert
F. SIllers, G.. L. Phillips, Philip Ssrdo, Albert
SsIdo, Michael CODnOrs, Charles Davis, L. NJ.
HOCgkih, Henry Flathers, j. y. Miles, Frank
Taft, Eugene Harbour, Charles Murphy, III. Ii.
Wallace, NJ atthew Linton, l.. j. Linton, L. u.
Jewett, W. q. Woodward, John Suter, L. f
Fletcher, W. h. Hibbs, 7. g. Friebus and Frank
White.
Female secondary No. 4, located IN the build.
ing on street, between 81 and Sd, AMI in
charge OF Miss Susan Collins, was examined by
Trustee Woodward, assisted by Trustee Rich
ards, MIR. VIM StIckney, and DR.. ). ). Bond.
All the pupils, 90 in number, were present, aud
50 will be transferred. In awarding the premium
from The teacher 10 the pupils having the great
est number of merit cards at the close OF the
year, the cOntrst was found 10 stand equal be-
tween Maggie bibNs and Louisa +. LOefier. and
both were presented with handsome book.
The usual pTt miums given were awarded Is
fOlitw-.-Nedal to Louisa l. LOeffier; diplomas
10 Maggie +. Minor, Jessie V. FOllausbee, NJ ~
gle r. Hill bs, Minnie q. Hartman, Mary 4.
Lpveltss, Mary Tyler, Cecilia 5. Wal, Della
Fitzgerald. Mary NJ. Cbaffee, Mag gle Duifee,
Agbes O'ConnUT, Ellen O'CUnnoT, Clara q. NJ.
JOuytnal, Elizabeth McEliresh Mary + KILL
gan, Kate W. Evans, Amelia a. HAiuaIlt
Anna l.. FOTle, Aiice NJ. Hardy, CatheIiue
NaGHeT. Mary r. Soarp. Gertrude y. Becker;
hOLOTshly mentioned, Flora Bradley, Mary
PoSey, Nettie Brown, and Mamie Weld.
Female intermediate No. . located iu the Mill
leT building, II street, between 6-h and tn Was
examined by Trustees Wolf and Mcclellan in the
presence OF quite ali audience. Mrs. Myers y
teen teacher Ill our schools for twenty 40
Year.; and che has fine school. The pupils did
remarkably well, especially in spelling and prac-
teal arithmetic, and IN vocal music taught BY
Miss Annie King they were found 10 have maize
considerable progress. The readings by Misses
+. j. Lemon and Brittle Williams we're excellent.
ester day Mrs MyeTs was agreeAoly surprised
by finding the room decorated and festOOnei in
all attractive manner, with flags, streamers, ev-
ersrtens, flowers, &c, at the instance OF Trustee
NOlft who gave her second surprise By pre-
seD'iEg Mrs. NJ. in behalf OF the scholars and
himself with complete set of knights His
tony OF EnglaEd.' Mr.. Wolf also gave the girls
"A treat in the shape OF ice cream. The pre-
mium- were swarded a. follows: Medal, Ell,
y. Lemon. Diplomas 70 Belle G. Saunders,
heltn ID. WhirtIesey, Katie g. Mackey, Mary
a. II lii rock, Ida Il. Mackey Maggie W.
Blordel, Hattie b. walker, Annie K. Cluss,
Lizzie + Brown, Sarah L. Fraser Sally L. Ven
oDie, Lucy ). Duffy, MaggieJ Burkhart, Mary
=. Giddens, Cora A. Williams, George A. Ellis,
Alice j. Fisher, Carrie A. Calhoun, Sallis VI.
Mb tt'tsey. Annie DOherty, Mary A. Max
vel, Lula e. Enthoifcr, Mary y. Mails, Laura
=. Tower, Flora +. Lathrop,L Lizzie Il Hobby,
Dorsey Carrie NJ. Bender, Carrie VI. Hughes
Lena NJ. Holmes, Stella VI. Etgarly, Lizzie b
Driver, Luna T. Davis, Maggie 5. Moore,
Minnie A. NOyes, Sallie NJ. Phillips, MOllie T..
Willis, LeOns A. Carrier.
Male secondary NJ. 3, loo lted in the Seaton
building, In charge of Mis-. Baker, was exam
ined by Trustees Wolf aud Mcclellan ana Prof :.
Gage, and the boys made a good showing, espe-
cially in arithmetic and geography. There were
81 names on the roll, and all were present with
enc exception. Forty i've are ready for trans
fer. The drasings on the black board by n
RothIock, 4. Dom, r. ConSoye, r.. EnthS fer,
VIM. Murray, VIM. Lewis, and Clarence A. Nii-
Ter attracted much attention. Premiums were
awarded by the teacher to Norris Clark for the
close contest be gave the medal scholar and
George ". Beck for being the best speller in the
school. The merit roll as as foiloSs:-M edsl
TO VIM. T.. Grimes; diplomas to Hamilton [.
Kothrcck. George Fred. ConbJye, Joseph ).
Mccoy, James y. Perrie, John Rowe, Edward
II. BeIts, George W. Br.ck, Norris a. Clark,
EcWard 5. DiTkmiller, Albert W. Graham,
VIM. b. Murray, hoger L. Mitchell, Clarence
\. Miller, Alfred Richter, John A--Tiveruy,
Lewis f. Holden, Thomas j. Mealsy, G. 3.
Hodgkin, David 81. kindlsberger.
Female intermediate No. 3, vas examined this
morning by Trustees Mcclellan, Woodward and
Wolf, and there was quite a large nambsr of
parents and friends of the pupils PRESENT. Miss
Alice Kern has charge OF this school, number
ing 81 girls, (Only one was abseBt,) aud 80 will
be transferred. The examination IN mental
anti metlc and grammar was particularly fiEe,
and ia the other studies the pupils were we'll
advanced. There were some very ctedita Die
specimens OF map drawing exhibited and the
singing Was very good. Tue duet, Grain on the
RoOt,' by GeOrgie Webster and Nellie Bodeu-
SICK, was we'll sung. A number of compositions
10y fhs pupils were highly cOmphmented. Extra
price tcrOwDs) were presented by the teacher
I" the following: For scholarship. Lula NJ.
Rowe, Alice W. GOldin, Anna Drumm Dnd,
Louisa LOe ffier, Nellie Hamlet and Anna Mc,
MLTay; Improvement ia scholarship. Alice
Dodge, Matilda DOherty, Regenia Hand.ey,