Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
Public school Examinations.

FIRST DISTRICT.
Male primary school, No. :, first district, Miss
Annie l.. Sargent teacher. was examined thi,
morning by Trustees Hart, Roeser and Harris
IN the presence Of large number of the parents
and friends OF the pupils. This is an object
school, located IN the frame building on II
street, opposite the New York avenue Pres5y-
terrain church. Tie number OF pupils on TIE
roll y 20, al o. whom were present. The ag,4
of tie children are from siN to eight wears Tn
exhibition or to-day was particula rly gratifying,
As The Children showed marked Improvement,
very rev OF The N being able TO read, and MANY
OF them tot even knowing the letters az the
tegiDning OF the school year. The order was
excellent TIE medal Was awarded to jane
"A. Baxter his closest competitor vas William
Ballauty lie, who was awarded a diploma for
scholarship and department. The other ii plO-
mAs awarded vas as follows: To solomon Lans-
pertinent and scholarship: Titus IKE and
Thomas Kearney, for scholarship; Henry
Seherger. for attendance; Richard DeLacy,
Willie Essig. Henry Ham, Charles Ford, Henry
Oitman, Edward Little, Thomas Bar PHILIP
WEIGH. and John MeAuley, for department;
Willie MuSseI, penmanshiP, and Walter Paul,
vocal music
SECOND DISTRICT.
secondary, No II tmale), located in Grace
(M. p church, corner OF 9th and streets,
was examined this morning by sir. DERRICK,
and after quite 8 creditable examination the
following Awards were made: Medal, Brice j.
Moses. DiPlomas-BurtOn L. Bowen, for at
tendance; Wilmer +. Bowen, attendance AMI
department; f. u. Nash, W. j. Moran, George
NlehmeyeT, g. W. Beall and John III. Sinsel,
department and scholarship; b. Humphrey, e.
Altman and Jacob Buckbinder, department;
Charles Talks, penmanship, and Ckas. IT, Stew
art, music.
THIRD DISTRICT.
primary Nc. .. corner OF 9Th and a streets
northeast, Miss O'BTien, teacher, was examined
by Trustee Allan aud Mise O'Brien, YESTERDAY
Ire 10 lowing scholars received rewards: Medal,
Il "A. Walmsley. Diplomas, VIM. Brown, John
Hayward, r Bishop, Frank Rooney, james
Gately, T. Spear, Leon waIcott, Issdore Fritz,
r., OekeIt, james ,Duhey, Henry Keen, Robert
Primary No. Is, corner Of 9Th and A streets
LortheaSt, Miss Tew. teacher, was examined by
Trustee French ana Superintendent Wilson. The
awards were: Medal, Ida f. Kraft. Diplomas
L. Andrews, +. Toner, II. TernSer, A McEI-
yoy, Addie Benson, l.. Newrsth Carrie Ishani
Annie Brown, K Lynch, II. Lynch, K. Batter
Bradley, r Nally, Blanch Burr.
Primary No. Is. corner 9TH and streets north
east, Miss Van DOren, tea-hsr, was examined
by Trustee Marche. The medal aud diplomas
were distributed a. follows. Medal. f. u. r.
Matt. Diplomas, +. j. Kraft, L. j. Benson.
A p Cai!en, J.: ). Miller, Q. LaGghOTn. l..
Lichty, George Dean. Charles A. Peters, Mary
T. Harper, Agnes Dean.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Yesterday afternoon female primary No. 1,
aiis- Ausle Gray, teacher, was examined by
trustee Champlin, assisted By Messrs. Wright
and Wilson, in presence OF a large number OF
parents Of the pupils and their friends The
the teacher and pupils. The medals were
awarded 20 Fanny G. Hall and Wiihelmina
heL-- seven pupils Wese awarded diplomas for
attendance, seven for department., six for
scholarship, one for penmanship, and one for
music There are q on the roll; 35 have been
transferred during the year and IS are ready for
transfers. The medal scholar In this school
was Emma +. Hall, but in conseG uenca of an
attack OF the humps che lost half a day from
SCHOOL. ndeT these circumstances the teacher
presented her with 3 book and che received a
diploma besides.
Male and Female Primary, No. 8, in tbs
GIeenlesf building, Mise c. worren, teacher,
was examined by Trustee Lloyd, assisted by
hessrs. AtLee, Champlin, Wilson and Wright
Among The visitors we're >. Y. Alice. ESQ. re-
Gently returned from California and one Of our
school trustees in ante bellum DAYS Mr. j. p
Thompson, teacher OF the male grammar school
was also present On the roll, IS; transferred
during the year. IS; ready TO transfer, 80. The
pupils Vere very prompt, analy zed figures well,
the SOunIs OF each syllable before spelling the
word. An excellent examination, consider
ing the eNtTayagsnt number OF scholars
forced upon the teacher. First honor, medal
Annie sorreli, Nellie StratfoTd, Katie Jones.
EmLnA Dom, Lizzie Sherzer, Sidonia Dom.
LAZY SElnn; tor department, Laura Lee, Annie
- Luerefis Hopkins, Annie Hopkins, Will
H,rsHn sol. Ace High, Nellie Guest, Lizzie
Sa,s rreetSn Miller, Jennie Miller, Lizzie
SoPer' nsurs fa>. Che Mitcheli; for attend
dOlPh. music 1hOert KAN
LORENZO Dow's RENAISs.-I. N w,,. -.
Connecticut has written 10 DR. I,o.aoVs - 80 "
Stty, IN Ietstion 20 me remains OF Rev. i.Sreazo
Dow, which were removed from HoIr,e.s.s
baryiDg ground TO Oak Hin cemstery a a.,
weeks stree. he says he has consulted ths
nearest Of kin, and ''they conclude, as so much
OF bis ashes 20 their new resting place nv Ms
Warrington friends, that they msy be allowed
there 70 rest uLtIl the resurrection MORN"