Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-06
P.b,,e school Examinations.
YIRsr DISTRICT.

we're present. The -chool was very th1rougoly
In reading, p-actical and Ineots'
child's book Of nature, and each papii S ,,.i
ted himself In a very satisfactory m" o.,
this was to be expected, because Ais Failsr "a
recognized As one OF the lost thorough aud
Of the school were a~arded As follows Medal
to VIM Baldwin, diplomas to Emerson Hawk,
Charles Mcsfn, Henry Selden, Melvin Lamb,
Hsn VIsct f .n1snss c Min0 BARREN, Eugene
son Richardson, Charles Rupp, VIM. Paxton,
Julius Schneider, Valentine Wenger, Lewis
Schneider, Harry Hamilton aud John McKin-
ney. In the spelling contest in this grade Harry
Hamilton won the prize, gold medal, which
was awarded him to-day. The teacher, Miss
Fuller, also awarded special prizes as foilows:
in the study of the child's book Of nature; to
Henry 8. Selden, for map drawing, and to
Henry Grass, for composition.
Female Secondary School No. u, Miss r.
Jennie Day, teacher, also located in the Frank
lin building, was examined by Trustee Hart
and MIR. Mckee. The scholars made mp of
organized after the school year had comm sncsd
Tor the benefit OF number Of pupils who could
lot be accommodated elsewhere. Miss Day
wh1 Is very competent teacher has certainly
accomplished wonderful results. There are IS
pupils on the roll OF whom So were present.
The medal was awarded to Mary j. Simons,
and diplomas to Ella j. Bo1dinot, Alice NJ.
Pusbsw, Emma Gaines. Jennie X. johnson,
Susan Wood, ANNE l.. Reid, Rosa Kirchner
Lillian V. Roach, Mary McAulsy, Annie NJ.
LeaIy, W1lhelmenn Huneke, Emily q. Rulsatn,
ranges T. Smith, Sue b. Eisenhower, Bessie
W. Mason, G. Dus Benjamin. Florence NJ
Roach, Emily z. Pfzmeier, Anna g. Under
hill, Christina whittel, and Lucretia Norton.
Male Primary No. ], taught by Mrs. NJ. A.
streets, was examined by Trustees Roesser.
Mckee, O'Driscoll and Hart. There are s.
pupils on the rolls, of whom q are recommended
awarded to VIM. + Gil, and dipIomas sa to Br Ss
Mickum, j. X. Pierce, Wilmot Darlington,
Nathan Q. Lane, Ernst Forsyth, VIM. T.
EIaker, Mont Hunter, Andrew Henderson, Geo.
w. Beaton, Jennings Dougherty, A. l.. Muir
head, T.. A. Finckel and Frank Z. Goheens.
Female Primary No. 9, taught by Miss Belle
Marsh, located in the building corner of nth
O'Driscoil, Mckee and Hart yesterday. TWEEN
ty-four Of the scholars will be advanced to a
higher grade. The medal was awarded to Ella
E. Father, Sarah &. Simons, 4my q. Lofens'
Emma II. Pnzmaier, Lizzie V. Brown, Ella Il.
Robertson, Lille nj. Cavsnaugb, Annie Peters,
E El.en Allen, Lizzie Fsyman, Alice Russell,
sented books as rewards of merit to Lizzie E.
Father, Contestant for the medal,) Ada NJ.
FORSYTH, Helen j. Smith, Lizzie Fealy, Rosa
Simons and Mary A. Benzer.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Yesterday afternoon in the German Church
on 9th street, between l. and M, Trustees Nc
Lellan and Wolf and Mr.. Gage, Of the Second
District Grammar, examined Miss Jennie Boss
school (Female Primary No. 81 and found q
very good school of G6 little girls, all of whom
fer. The premiums were awarded as follows:
Medal, Louise Z. Prentiss. Diplomas, Mary v.
Conboye, Dora +. Fahrenbruch, Blanche
Smith smith E Emmis Berry, Msys l. Baxter, Jo-
u Towmbly, Jessie j. M. McElwaiR, Marie
Antoinette Timms, Jessie Lee Wood, Kittie
Wynn, Sadie E. PIuett, Lula p. Herbert, Emma
Todd, Lettie S. Thomas, Minnie +. Hesly, An.
ME Burke, Belle Mortimer Miller, and Berth
Kaufman.
The same gentlemen examined Female Pr
mary No. o, in charge of Miss Emma l.. VIII
son, located In the German Church. There
were AZ present, (none absent and a very fair
examination was passed, the result being salts
factory to the trustees and others present. The
awards were made as follows: Medal, Antoi-
nette Woltemade. Diplomas, f. Imogen Eek
Ion, Ida NJ. RibnitZky, Fife Greer, Ida Q. Fab
renbruch; Margaret S. wolhaup,er, Laura V.
III. Chandler. Florence A. Rose, Esteile K Yost.
Josephine Burke, q. Irwin Orr, Margaret nj.
Loeffler.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Primary No. 3, situated III the Mccormick
building, on Sd street, between NJ AMI N aud
taught by Mrs. Mary Wilkerson, was examined
yesterday by Trustee Dulin: There are forty
tve pupils on the roll, and twenty eight will
be transferred. The following were the awards
Medal, Lillian NJ. Berkeley; diplomas, Mary Full
ialoye, Lizzie Eekstlne, Mary Branson, Emma
kershaw, John Howlin. Fanny Stewart, Emma
Long, James Somers, Blanch Dunnington and
Emma Ecksrdt.
. Primary No. 6 was examined by Trustee
French, In the Mccormick building. Mss Mar
tina j. McCutchen is the teacher, and she has
sixty eight scholars; thirty-fve transfers will
be made. The merit roll is as folio W. M edal,
Ella Fullaloye; diplomas, Mary Parker, Chas
Bohsnncn, Francis Conner, John Kenneth
Fulton Richards, Eva Kidwell, Eva Branson
Rose Mccoy, Walter keiihley, Charles Judefin
Grace Guinabd. Sarah Johnson, Anne Keefe
Martha kIdwell, Annie Townsend, Thaddsus
DarDeil, Emma Walker, VIM. Williams, Susie
America, Sarah Heimer, Edward Cross, Maud
Townsend. Helen FalyalI and Edith wheeler
Female Primary No. IL, Miss Mary E. Kealev
acting teacher, located corner OF eth and G
streets southeast, was examined by Mr.. Marche
Inc regular teacher OF this school, Miss Bland,
has been i'll since January, and during that
time Mise kealey has performed her duties In
sneh creditable manner that Superintendent
ner in which the school is conducted and the
proficiency of the pupils. The examination
was success, and Of the 62 scholars AZ win be
transferred. The awards were as follows
Medal, Clsrissa II. Wilson; diplomas, Annie
Repetti, Rose II. Woodneld, Alice Goss, Mary
T. Howe, Isabella X. Quigley, Emma G. Cook,
Mills, Edith Cockrill. George Harrington,
Margaret Clemens, Louisa j. Bates, Mary A.
Downing, Mary l.. Judetnd, Mary A. Toner,
Emma r. Toner, Mary ID. Stetson, Ella New
Primary. No. ID, Miss Scott teacher. corner
OF 50 and streets southeast, was examined by
MI hoyey. Miss Scott has oil scholars; all pre-
sent. The awards were as follows: Medal
scholar, Annie johnson; diplomas, Clarence
Buckler, Jane Levi, Susan simmons Jos
Nash. George POhlers, Clinton Tucker, Ella
Deskins, Lilly Foster, John Hinkle, Hattie
JONES, Ella Loane, Annie Mcclure, Selma
Middleton, Edward Myers, Mary Richardson,
james Smith, Delmer Tumble, Jessie Entwl-
Gle, and Charles Hancock.
Secondary, No. I, located on +, between 9Th
and Ith streets, southeast, was examined by
Mr.. Marche, Superintendent Wilson, ard Mr.
French. The school is taught BY Miss Mollie
Dos ge, and numbers IS pupils, % OF whom will
be transferred. The merit roll stands as fol-
lows: Medal. Robert Nash; diplomas, j., G.
woodward. w. p. Ferguson, james Norris, W
Beck, Fred. Clements, Robert Marche, O. Y
Butler, X. Stewart, l.. Doland, +. Conner Jos
America, Z. Childs, NJ. Carroll. aud L. Chase
Primary No. II in charge of Miss Crosby, was
examined by Trustee Eovey, in the Sweden
boreian church, on North Capitol street, be-
tween Il and G. She has 60 pupils on the roll
and will transfer 80. The awards were As fol-
lows: Medal, Isaiah Thompson; diplomas Chas
Trtbley, Kate Cook, Nellie Fitzsimmons Perry
Bsnes, Mary TOrney, John Needfelt Mary
SePton, Amelis Viedt, Iva Garter, Sallie Mich
Of II. Mary johnson, Lulu Needfeldt, Martha
KAUFMAN, Baxter McLain and Nettie (rroshOu
An extra prize, gold cross, was given 20 Mary
Septon.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Male primary No. Ii. Miss Loais Strobe, Po-
tomac building. was examined yesterday ct
o'clock by Trustee Wilson. There have been
during the year 80 pupils, leaving
on the rolls at present As. 40 of whom are ready