Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
The Public schools


ored schoOls) held their closing exercises
The merit rolls were as follows:
Grammar No. 1, A. p. Spencer teacher
Elizabeth Myers, Isabella Russell, Rosipa
Brown. Susie Nichols, Dennis Edwards, b as
sle Sh1ppen, Bette Myers, Maria Brent
Grammar No, l, r. Cook teacher.-Sa,-
vadora Smith, Margaret Anderson, Min
ME Scott, Katie Martin, Bessie johnson,
Susie Blackburn, David Bond, Annie Good
win, Alice Smith, Mile Pattern, William
washington, Charles Hamilton, Eliza John
son, Willie Wick, Roberta Jackson, Mary
Robinson, Martha Denny, Harry Lewis
VIM. Bruce, Susie PInkney, Mary Minor
VIM. Lavalette, Gertrude Williams, Frank,
lin Duvall, Carter Green, Berthe Page. CIar-
ence Simons, Alice Smith, NJ. Jefferson,
Grammar No: 2, A. l.. Fort teacher
Jane jackson, Ottawa A. Curtis, Louis J..
Jas. A; Winston, Amelia Alexander, Es-
telle Bonilding, Fannie Fletcher. Jaue
Jackson. Mary f. Lemons, Louisa Makel,
Lucy Smith, Ella Wheeler, Rebecca NJ.
Smith, Hester Mack, Annie Moore, Mary
Bailey, Mary Chase, Lucy Smith, Jane
Glascoe, Mary Simmons, Louis Hickman
Laura Hamilton, Sarah Janifer.
Grammar No. 3, j. l.. Brooks teacs-
er.-Harriet West, Louisa Docket, VIM.
Johnson, Herbert Renfro, Walter Coun-
tee, Maria Marshall, Frank Drew, Catherine
Robinson, Mary Woodland, Mary Chisley,
Louisa Smith, Virginia Nelson, Lena Couf1,
tee, Laura Taylor, Samuel Budd, Cora But
Ter, Mary Woo Hand, Thomas Curtis Maria
Marshall, Elizabeth Smith, Saml Woodroe,
Primary No. 1, A. f. Holmes teacher
Emily Bailey, Mary Thomas, Carrie Thorn
as, Gloria Sewau, Emily SewalI, Ssrah
Young, Missouri Butler, Melinda Conley,
Jeanette ScrOggins, Martha Norris Amy
Slaughter, Louisa Lane, VIM. Moore, Wm.
Jackson, VIM. Thompson, Daniel Dahl
green, VIM. Carter, VIM. Bowie, Emma
:.(.a@v. Mary Jackson, +. Eugene Brown,
Charlotte .1s''+"s"n. Sarah Young, Sophia
Carroll, WIN. Garter, Horace ..'~neyi Eliza
Primary No. 2, NJ. A. c. Coakley teach
er-Mary Brown, Jane Brtscoe, Eliza Bell,
rel, Martha Williams, Margaret Wallace,
Isaac Blown, Jas. Gibbs, Sampson King,
ThOs. Mack, Daniel Naylor, VIM. T. Taylor,
Geo. TOliver, Chas. West, Jas. Winters, Jane
EriscOe, Rosetta Clarke, Rose Elliot, Ella
Hughes, Mar'a f. Jackson, Marcelina p.
Minor, Charlotte Ross, Martha Williams,
Rachel j. Slade, Isaac Brown, John W. r.
Smith, Samuel Bell. Josiah Bland, Charles
Hamilton, Henry Hamilton, John Moore,
Grant Richardson, Henry Newman, q Gorge
Hickmau, Eva Lancaster.
Primary No. 3, A. Warrick teacher
Ida Warner, Mary Curtis, Cordelia Dyson,
Elizabeth Lacy, Anna Rudd, Christians
Brooks, Amos Butler, Ovey johnson, Lena
Washington, Harriet Bradford, VIM. Tay-
lor, Aal0n Russell, Frances Beckley, Mary
Parker, Louisa Addison, Cordelia Lomax,
Laura Ross, Maria Williams, Anna Holmes,
Ella Nichols, Anna Washington, Isaiah
Moore. Sarah West, Arthur Myres, Eliza
beth Showden, Mary Petnerori1ge, Nathan
lei Carpenter. Sarah Waugh, Susan Johns,
Aaron Russell, Allen Dickson, David Stew
art, Clement WashiD gton, Ida Jacobs.
Primary No. 4, NJ. Male, teacher.-Lu-
imma Rrummer, Dora Hobson, Joseph
Wilson, Theodore Gray, Adeline Brown,
Rebecca Baldwin, Lille Douglass, john
Saunders, Charles Malord.
Primary No. 5, Annie NJ. Boston teach
er.-FIorence Cruilux, Anna Bell, Rosa
Lee, Mary Moore, Sarah A, Smith, Mary
Hutchinson, John Scroggins, Alexander
ner, Florence Campbell, Georglana Waugh,
Maud Briscoe, Hattie Brown, Clara Brown,
Mary West, Francis Williams, Anna CHS
ley, Bette Wethers, Alexander Holnes,
Gabriel Mockabee, James Bailey, Charles
Blanford, William Smith, Emory Johns,
William Budd, Jane Bell, John Parke,
William Jenkins, Charles Blantord, Chas.
Primary No. s, p. Woodson teacher
EiZabeth Clarke, Julia ThontOn, Joseph
Lee, Cato Pray, William Smith, Wallace
Rutiin, Frank P:ice, Julia Freeman, Eliza
beth Gordon, Ellen Shorter, Richard Stew
art, George Carrier, Andrew Waters, Marsa-
ret Minor, George Carter.
Primary No. I, NJ. IL. Yeagle teacher
Florence Thornton, Sophia Warmer, Lo-
rinda Richardson, Decema Cross, WIN.
Bright, VIM. Gray, VIM. Robinson, VIM.
Coleman, Anna Deitz, Julia Wright, Maggie
Johnson, Burrell Jordan, John Ross, Maggie
Brooks, Rosetta Willis, Lavinia Christian,
Catharine Robinson, Frances Smith, Eugene
L. Minor, Daniel Thomas, Robert Merit.
Primary No. 8, 8. j. Jones teacher
James Evans, VIM. Anderson, Susan Rose,
Christiana MaCount, Tllghman Johnson,
Thomas Brown, Clarence Grey, Lucy Nelson,
Harries tr car FS; Andrew sOrggs ''t Se9rsa
Taylor, Willie Adams, Eugene Cary, ThOs.
John Smith, Martha Mitchell. Caroline
Jones, VIM. Cushingberg, Annie Conner,
Loitie Lomack, Mary Miller, Lille ToIwee,
Martha Golden, Lillian Grymes. Fannie
Bruce, Louisa Baton, Caroline Jones, James
Cooper, Anna Wade, Mary Miller.
CHURCH UNION RATIFIED.-The formal
consolidation of the Independent NJ. K. and
the African N; e: chqrches took place yes
A. B. Greene presided, and stated that &C.
cording to the action of the General Con fer.
ence OF the A: M e church and the Western
Conference OF the Independent 81. e. church,
the two bodies had been consolidated. and
the object Of this meeting was 10 ratify the
action. The A. NJ. K. church had, by reso.
LUTON, agreed TO receive the ministers and
members OF the L. NJ. Z. church in the same
official standing they now occupy. He ten
dered bis resie nation OF his episcopal func-
tons, 10 take place In September next, and
that he had done so for the purpose of unit
| ing the people of God, as far as possible, In
one common bond OF brotherhood. He would
| Brown, Of the second Episcopal district OF
/ the A. M. f.. church, as ministers aRd mem
bers OF the same. feeling confident that he
| the Bishop, would do all In his power to pro
/ mote the best intere SITS of the church that he
1 the speaker, had labored SO earnestly Il
| build up.
The following committee OF five was ap
pointed 10 draft resolutions expressive or the
wtthes OF the church: Rev. O.. w. Johns on
1 Rev. ]. A. d. Green, Rev. Elsie Curtis, Nal
colin Brady, and r. A. Green.
The committee reported a resolution giving
! the action Of theconferences hearty cooper
/ alton and support. The resolution wa,
| adopted, Rev. Jacob Ross dissenting thereto
! Bishop Brown then made some remarks
! expressing Joy at the consummation of the
4 union.
| PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Major J. E. Nal.
| let's little son, Eddie, aged years. met wit,
4 painful accident this morning by fallinp
| down the area In front Of his house, No I2i.
| New Jersey avenue. The little fellows arm
1 is broken In three places, and he Is So fsr,u o
\ greatly. DIR. Latimer speaks hopefully o.
! his recovery.
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