New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-22

J. Clspp. Miss C. Labatt, Miss E. Todd and
Mics E. Kearns. third assistants.
1T Body Meet . Body" by little Miss
Hanlef; The Song of the Clock" by the
pupils Of the primary department.; THE
Little Kittens" by Miss P. Bechtel; "Miss
Polly, the School Teacher" BY Miss
Vaughan, and the recitation, bv Master
Percy, the four year old son of William S.
Benedict, Esq, ELECTED special cOmmen0a.
ton.
CLIO sCHOoL-BOYs AND GIRLS.
This school is making rapid progress. The
daily average attendance Of pupils is 32l.
An interesting programme was prepared for
public exhibition. Among the scholars
most worthy of special mention in the ex-
erclses yesterday are Rebecca Mead and
Victoria Carriean in the dialogues "NOt
Half so Bad as it Seems" and playing
School" with R,sina Washington as mis-
trees. The recitation Every Little Ones
are We" by Vonetia Owens, was loudly
applauded. Birdie Darling" was very
sweetly sung by Carrie Sterry, while the
whole school sang remarkably we'll "HOme
Again" and "Ih3 Mountain Maids Invi-
tation"
List of teachers--Miss S. Ludwig, princi
pal; Miss NJ. II. Williams. first assistant;
Mrs. Z Mckay, Miss G. HoagkIns, second
assistants; Mrs NJ. Clarkson, Miss M. E.
Penn. Miss Nellie Glrardt au Miss l. Llu-
rent, third assistants.
JACKSON SCHOOLGIRLS.
From the tact that twenty-six pupils are
preparing for the High School, and 23i
pupils are in daily attendance, the school
must rank with the best in the city. Super
in,endent Boothby add' essed the young
ladies, by request of the principal, a lew ap-
prOpriate remarks.
The pupils most proficient in the examin-
alton exercises yesterday, in recitation,
we're Emma Erlish, Jeanette Fitche, Err
nestine Moret, Amy Gruneberg, Tiliie
Stern; in composition, Harriet Francis, Ca
m,lia Llch,enst-ir, Bessie Redehalgh The
dialogue mo Rose without Its Thorn"
was well rendered by Belle StOrkman, Julia
We'll, Amy Gruneberg and Kate Francis.
The closing remarks by Miss Nellie NAL
lam, were very apropOs and elected loud
applause.
The following songs were sung by the
whole school: Come sing again the old
old Songs" I'm waitingj for Letter,
Love-" Don't let the Roses listen"
List IF teachers-Miss Florence Gordon,
principal; Miss A. Ludwick. first assistant;
Miss Emily Wagner, Miss Charlotte Stew
art, second ASSISTANTS; Miss Kate Murphy,
Miss Annie Poelman, third assistants.
JACKSON sCHoOL-BoYs.
A large number of visitors assembled at
this school for the purpose of Witnessing
the public exhibition which commenced at
one o'clock The most noticeable exercises
were A Bernstein in his Address to
Bo,s;" +. Fagot in 1.-The Gallant Band of
FIT, one" w. Clark in Going to Cali
lori ia" w. PtndletOn in 1.-The Giant"
Thomas Strange in maud and L." 5.
Emanuel in 1.-The Blind Boy" Guy Honor
in the Jar OF JAM" f. Pbister in The
Death of Wolfe;" Julian Myers in his
original composition of The Seli-Made
Map" and c. Shields original composition.
The latter ALEC recited admirably and con-
yulsed the audience with laughter by his
rendition OF "My Gel Snyder's Barty."
Hail Columbia" 'Upide" and Spring
| ware sung by the school.
Average attendance 500; preparing Tor
thu II gh School, ten.
List Of teacl.rs-Mr. G. II. Gordon, prin-
cipal: Mrs F. c. Earhart first assistant;
Mi.s r. T. Murphy, Miss NJ, L. Dolau. Sec
opd assistants; Mrs. G Mcknight, Mrs. S.
Ma,her, tnird assistants.
PAULDING SCHOOLGIRLS AND GIRLS.
This school bas an average attendance Of
| 36O pupils, with five girls and three boys
preparing for the High School. at this
schC oil there was also a public exhibition,
| at which the following pupils most distin-
guished thems. Ives in recitation: Peyton
Robertson, James Lynch, Agile Stafford
aud la Mason. Friendship" a song by
| five Young ladies, was really excellent.
| The following songs by the whole school
we're also very sweetly sung: "SprinE's
Delights, Mountain Maid, why Chime
the Belle" Rural Delights,' "Old Black
| Joe" and "America.'
Miss NJ j. Mills, principal; Mrs. S. C..
| Coonev. Mis- NJ. A. Nugent, first assistants;
Miss T NJ. Elliott, Mrs. n. II. Wells. Miss
tc. inro
! Snod grass. Miss l. Patton, Miss A Cotton,
| third assistants.
FRANKLIN SCHOOLGIRLS.
The public exhibition of literary ever
cises at this echool will take place to day.
| The examination yesterday consisted of a
| general review of the years work. Under
the management of Mrs. Colerton, the
| Franklin SchoDl has nearly doubled its
| number of pupils. 1t will be remembered
| that this lady was for several wears pcinci-
| pal of the Lower Giils' High School. The
| average number Of pupils now in daily at
tendance is 5i2 A class of eighteen en-
tered for preparation for the High School,
| but has been reduced TO thirteen on &C
count OF five Young ladies going off with
! their parents to the Centennial.
| List of teachers: Mrs. G. CollertOn,
! principal; Miss II. G. Oliver, first assistant
| Miss Belle Young and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hamp.
arn, Second assistants; Miss Kate Harris
| Miss X. Stanislaus, Miss G. McCerren, Miss
A. E C. Kearney and Mrs. l.. A. Pittman
third assistants.
new, of the Franklin branch, we're hand
somely decorated with flowers, evergreens
and moss. A large number OF visitors
| were present during the Cay.
| The room of Miss jenkins, of the Mar
shall branch, is in the same building.
| MARSHALL sCHooL-BOYs.
Yesterday was devoted to the examina
| ton of the several classes. No public ex
| hibirion was held at this school, the day
| being occupied with resume of the exer
cises through the year. This is one of the
best and most thorough teaching schools in
the city. Philip Bliss IS hOnorably men
toned as being the most proficient in all
stpdies, and George II. WATSON for the
m,st perfect department The pupils were
examiued ny Superintendent Boothby and
! Mr.. + A North, superintendent OF public
scho lis at C.rthage, Illinois.
Average attendance 32i, Preparing tol
the Hi h shoot, filter
Lis. of taachers--Mr. Z. A. Golden. prin
cipsl; MIR V. NELLY, first assistant; Miss )
f. Norton, Miss Ida Fredericks. SECOND
Browc, Miss Nj. L. Jenkins, third assistant s
| METAlgIE RIDGE-BoYS AND GIRLS.
Th, average attendance at this school il
seventy TWO. O Wing to tbs distance ant
difficu ty OF approach to this school an'
tie one following, they are not often hon
ored hy tue visits of school directors 1t il
ctee,ir.-, however, to note the fact that
not ii standing, both schools are in
prosperous cond ,tioD, and have made de
ci.iea imp ovement during the past year.
List OF seachere-Miss f. Cow, principal
Miss f. Murphy, third assistant.