Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-14
James Butler, Eugene Wright, Maria CogwelL

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teacher.-Anna Darlington. Elizabeth Gard
ner, Florence Meckley, Henrietta Scott, Oti~.
A: Ball, Joseph Lee, Estel Burke, Nellie c" a,
Henry, James Clay, ' Thomas Wright, i tsSh
Mimms, Emna Early, Josephine Rfchs. I'd S san
Ida o: Dorsey, Rosalie Harris, John. Jones.
Mary Bennett, Solomon Dorsey.
School No. l, grade No. 2, Miss p. NJ. Mann
teacher-Louisa Pitts, Anna Stuart. Mary
Saunders, Martha Stuart, Isabella Weic6.
c Ga ashd MARY Me hps
Wheeler, Priscilla Robinson, Bette Young.
Moses Hunter, Walter johnson, Thos Wash.
lmngtGbn, Frank Davis Robert Smith, Kate
nora Joice, Anna Simms, Adelaide Brookes.
Henrietta Simmons, Lewis Davis, Charles
Williams. Florence Patterson, Benjamin
School No. 2, grade No 2, Miss A. s. Sim
mons, teacher.-Carlotta Clark, Ellen NJ. Free
man, Martha Lee, Margaret Durham Chas.
Richard V. S. G. Davis, Walter Il. Stewart
Annie Morton, Blanche H. Lemar, c. E. Eve
lin Lacy, Ida Brown, Laura A. Reeder. NJ FL
ter, John Il. Freeman, stepney Douglass, JAS.
l.. johnson, Ida c. WinSlow Sarah G. Movers.
Samuel E. Lacy, Flora j. Jones, Minnie d,
School No g. grade No. 2 Miss A; L. Thigh
Maria Saunders, ,Addie Hunster, Elizabeth
Craig, Maria White, Emma Williams, William
Crankum, Arthur Boston, Vim. Honesty, viii
liam Slmms, Anna Boswell Dora Phillip Sam'I
sehoo No. srade So M Mss GsaEk ysan
teacher.-Wm johnson, Frederic Richards
Jacob Kennedy, Eliza Ford. Isabelle Sydney,
M MaSde eh5s c Mene John M
Duffy, Ella Louisa Foster, Caroline Pierre,
Louisa Pierre, Lucy Richardson, Helen Wa.
ters' Jos. Brown, Evalina Tyler, Alice A. Tun-
chapman, VIM; Dunlap. Jas II. Ward, Anna
1. Madison, Edward U. s. G. Gilmore, Cora
Louise Martin, Frances Ellen johnson, Caro-
line Lena Jones, Isaac SlOwden.
teacher.--Ida Harris, Martha Taylor, Edward
Barker; Chas. Brogden, Henry Harris. James
man, Maria E. B. Holmes Mary Hail, Mary
Lockiey,, Fanny Johnson, Sarah Thompson,
Margaret Walker, Henrietta Sands, MlrJha
Jos Labbs, John H Sands, Chas. Gibbs.
School No. l. grade No. i. Miss H.V. Bruce,
teacher;-CeceliaE Z. Burwell, Mary E. Berkeley,
John Baego MEa ms sumo ka Msrha
Greeplease, Thomas IL. Wheeler, Lillian Ross.
Hannah Z: Clarke, Carol A. Brooks William
Il; Band, Frank B. G. Ayers. James Fl. Bell,
School No. 2 grade No. /, Miss P. Woodson.
teacher.-Eliza Carter, Sarah f. Smith Rob5
MNlqrrIay Henry Murray, Columbus Wilkins,
son, Rosa Contee, Mary rinkney, Harriet
ProXton, John Bell Marcelius Jackson. Mary
was M;aSshilgt9n, Mary Younger, Maurie Cornish,
Haroldson, Lorenzo Copeland, Ella Carter.
School No. 3, grade No. l. Miss NJ L. Beason.
tbeaehher7Sophia Reid, Mary Waters, Annie
Beckett Clara Smith, Penley Washington.
Roberta Hill, Florence Bennett, James Scott.
yTGiseRh Canter aemael Thomas Henry Simms,
M nrfih Brekner william Saunders William
School No. 4, grade No. |. Miss e. A. Pink
ney, teacher-Cora Colwell, Eliza Freeman,
G Sada Mayman, Gabriella Garnett, Lewis
Stran
ard IayernS, Alzena Marshal, Jessie Worm
icy, Lillian Pondexter, John SyphaX, Albert
Johnson, Laura Jackson, COrneiia Brown.
Robert Douglas Frank Jackson, Edward
GGlston ~ solomon Jefferson, Joseph Bracket
William Muse, John Lee, John Gray, Victor
Minis, Richard Grant, Edward Crump, David
Thomas, RICHARD Washington, Alfred Camp
bell, David Thomas.
School No. 6, grade No. !, Miss Fannie L.
Bradford, teacher.-Rosa Cradle, Jennctte
Jackson, Ellen johnson, Victoria Powell, Sara
rus Burke Fannie Coleman, Isabella Diggs,
Martha jackson, Maria johnson, Lily john.
son, Irene Mathews, Lily Ward, Katie Wilson,
Nc dora Robinson, Arthur Tyson, James West
Mai cha Allen.
School No. 7, grade. No. !, Miss L. T. Jones'
teacher.oMary Addison, Genevieve |. Brown
Amelia Gordon, Hannah Harris, ThOs VIII
Ilams, Jesse Gardner, French johnson, ChaS
King, Jos. Tunster. Isaac Watson, Peter West.
Klchard d.; Brown, Martha Moten, Ernest Har-
Clancy, JAS johnson, Jas. Williams.
~ School No s, grade. No. l, Miss Jennie V.
HH MOTIFS ,teach a:,; Cox, Lille Page, Mary
Dellah Reeder, Riddle Ward, Sarah Wash
": Atweod, Mary Campbeili Geo: Ha'ton'
Cstharine Herndon, Mary Robinson.
School No. 9, grade No. l. Miss o. Parker.
teacher:-Anna Hill, Alfred Nixon, Eulalia
Iyier Nancy IA Atwood, Annita Turner, Ida
rah Counter, Evaine Alexander.
A SHARPER IN HIS TRAvELs.-Mr. Patrick
Mccormick, a grocer, complained to the 20.
lice yesterday OF having been SWndled out of
slo IN money and S. Werth of groceries by
means of bogus check, by stout man about
IN black cloth clothes, who called at his store
about dusk Wednesday and said he wanted
some groceries but had only check, which
banking hours. Mccormick let him have
groceries and change to the amount of the
check. The fellow endorsed the name of
which was on Middleton & Co.'s bank, and on
presenting the check yesterday it was found
TO be worthless. man answering the above
description, yesterday purchased of grocer
in the neighberhOod of the street market.
bill of goods which he ordered to be sent to a
aGuse on g street and rendered in payment a
SnCCh SlS!itu II. I Nlnef IN 1aVOr OF j. L.
Reid or bearer, for $19, and received the
change. The grocer failed to find the house
indicated, and then became convinced that
he had been sWindled. The same game has
been tried on other merchants, who are anx-
ieuSly awaiting another call from the man
with check.
DIET FOR THE SICK RooM.-Miss Juliet
Corson, from the New York Cooking School,
delivered an instructive and interesting lee
tule last night before the pupils of the Wash
ington Training School for nurses upon the
subject of diet for the sick room and how to
prepare it, The seats of the lecture room of
the Labor Exchange were well filed and among
her audience were several distinguished medi-
cal and other professional gentlemen At the
conclusion vote OF thanks was given Miss
CorsOn. DR.. Antisell, the president of the
school, stated to the audience that the Com
missioner Of Education had sent for Miss Cor
son to come to Washington to consult with
him upon the subject of Introducing the art
OF cooking into the public school system of the
country, and that Ii was probable the Wash
ington public would have the privilege of lis.
tenlng to her again upon this and kindred sub
ject.
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