National Republican., 1875-06-19

Sio Clara Davis Stars Of Honer-Jas. Wright,
GTaumsr No. !, First district; Florence Quonn,
Ggammar No. ], First district, but, at present
The medals for the special contest were pre-
lively, sy General ASysy and Professor Lang,
grsceful eloquence which the gentlemen are so
abundantly gifted with. rE.r ~ ~.
cERTIF1CATEs OF HONOR.
First grammar grade, Miss Caddie Parke,
Page; attepdance and I SehoisTsSip. HarEaret ". ".
Lewis, Susan A. Lewis; attendance ana writing,
John H. Paynterj attendance and drawing, Lena
Mary ]. jackson: scholarship, Katie Lewis, Sarah
Moore, Mary Mcdonald. .T........- .
First term Of first ye1r Of High school course,
Mary E. Fletcher, Helen U. Kicks, George NJ.
Cook, Wm- II. Thomas, Jacob O. Strother. At
inE, Ella v. Campbell; music, Martin z. Proud;
drawing, Florence E. Brown; penmanship and
schoiarshtp, Hester NJ Robinson; scholarship,
Mary Tilghman, Addison Syphaxi Anna Brown,
Second term Of nrst year Of High school course,
Miss NJ. L. Robinson teacher-Rttendance Mary
L. Beason, James B. Wright; attendance and
scholarship, Fannie Bradford; James S. Morris;
writing and scholarship, Fannie Costn; music
and scholar hip, Sarah jones' scholarship, Par.
High school course, Miss Patterson, principal
and Observation-Disclosures, Martha E Brewer.
Pryer, John F. Freeman, Hiram F. Gray, Ed j.
Mason; attendance and scholarship, Olefnent G.
Morgan, Emma T. Merritt Wmf II; Smith;
scholsrship, Mary E Syphsx; vocal music, SPELL
inL and scholarship, Francis S. Bruce. -
THE PRESERVATION -...l
tie certificates to the successful pups was per-
formed BY Superintendent Wilson, who preIsced
orsd schools ten years ago with their present con-
ditiOn, and paid . graceful compliment TO their
management, Whicn he stated reflected credit
upen all concerned but more especially the ladies
Of the high school, who had presented an array Of
talent which did them credit. @
order, and In perfect keeping with the general
excellence which prevailed. From tAe many
worthy Of special notice psclsmStioa: IltSTars I %
Pursuits and Active Business, 4" by Henry Jarvis;
"The Daughters Bequest," Miss Florence Quonn;
Freeman; Essay, 1.-The Ocean" BY Miss Amy
ton. ''Chills and FsTeTsI" BY Master George
solo, "Earth's Angels,n by Miss Rosa Jones;
Dialogue, ''The Wreath, !" BY thirteen girls; "The
chronicle, ist and "a Edition" were admirable
telling points on all connected with the
eolored schools, and fully deserved the
deciamatiOn; .Gurfew Shall Not Ring To night"
fully rendered.; essay, Mountains p by Parthinie
fOim," BY A. Skipper and W. Smith, were all &C &C
eePtabIy given, a. was also Honor and shame"
BY Miss Emma Merritt The music was p1rticu-
lsrly hue, being conducted in part BY Professor
,Esput2, but principally BY Miss Oaddie Parke,
assisted by Miss Matte Lawrence, both ladies
being not only successful teachers in the regular
school studies, but perfect gems In the science Of
music. The exercises lasted over four hours and
the interest was maintained by the large audience
throughout the entire time, who seemed 10th to
leave.
The trustees Of the sub board have every req son
to feel satisfied at the manner In which the eX-
ercses were conducted, and the interest they felt
together with Supt. Cool, was plainly made man.
Hest BY the efforts on their part to make It sue
cess, especially MesSrs. Brooks and johnson, who
were untiring in their endeaVors to please every
body. The examinations in the cOlored schools
viii commence on Monday In the following build.
tngs, commencing at a. N. and holding till D.
Anthony Bowen.