Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-28

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Second Presbyterian CtarcA-Svryia, at II
\. III. By Rev. Nm, Diawidilc NJ asrsc' *
night.
-Ueih. Epis. Cture}As --Sery::e st 1 3. Ii. by
Rev l.. II. paarec. NJ s:rVioc =. n;,h'.
n. n. BIZ Rev. Nlr. Boyle and a: nigh: By Eav.
II. +. Williams.
Heth Prot ChurcIi-Servi.a at / :. t:i. AID
500 p. m. hy Rev. W. H. Graham.
Baptist Uu2cA-SorVco at | | q. II. and %
p. NJ. by Rev. Mr. Penics.
Young Iicts ChriStia8 11SSoctaii"n. -
Prayer meeting in tho Nj. l.. Chrrc! 1T u
p. IN. condu,iea by Rsv. II, t. Williams Jail
att p. IN. Aims House 6. =! u. n. Cana! ~
. p. n. Open air meeting On Vinegar Jill
at p. m.
PUBLIC School EXAMINATIONS Pa.
body ScHool, No. l. while u'ae Vas exaul!u.
cd yesterday b2 Superintendent. Carnr. assisted
by MI Whii!ss3y. OF tic Beard. the iuia
boys, some eighty in nnmher. did great credit
10 their teacher. Miss Lille Phillips. Though
they kucw nothing Whatever IN September last.
all Of them coud r>al, mag c2uld cipher IS
far Us multiplication, anl some write hanas
better, az tho Superintendent told tina Board
last night, tta1 any 0! lis members.
Judge Stuart aui Mayer kcnncr beng 100
and MIR. Whittlesey baiog called oE. Supati"
lcudant Carne examined Was!icgton ScAo2'
alone. not Flushing until 5 ,. III.
No. e. under Miss S. hunic SchoGsli, wu:'
rSc,llcns in ENUMERATION and ciahersd admin ahly
in multiplied loo. 1he reading ana spolIas
we're good, AID 50 was the w!i:lrg, ihoutE
somewhat inferior to IA: .: the gi''a N tee
same grade.
No. 5, Miss Maggie ". Price ;e:caar, read
and spelled better than tha girls Of SINH
lar grad; the reaG;cs "a; sp.l.iUS vera gooc
the numc,ai;a NC ..itr:, and ;hc Arithmetic
very coed
Ne. 4. Mrs Vreia:a Boycott teacher. 10
this school TIC reading &0I spelling w:rc good.
some OF it very gooe. The bays Grc c:pheriug
il Fractions; some did rml;k.b'y well. others
badly: the c.as5 in commOu division, &c.. dlt
well; that 10 loug division badly. The writing
was very good. indeed.
No. 8, Miss Fsoui, A. Wilson teacher. The
reading IN tits school WAC very good; tee spell
irg excellent; the GEOGRAPHY toerabla, aud the
arithmetic gcolraIly excellent.
No. ., Samuel Moun!i3y teacher. Harry S.
Barker substitute. The speog, 7eaSioe and
geography in this division wa9 passab!e. but
the grammar aud aritbm.iic bad. The Super
intendent attributed this to the fac: that the
teacher had been tHiaa chauscd during tho
year, aUC tu3l U1lS u iEC lou VI iuC eOiuos
COMPRISING the YOUNGER members. remained 10
be examined.
No. /, Theodore H. EicalIn. a. NJ. teacher.
In this school the readiog ard spelling were
good; the grammar nad geography 2n'y psssa-
bic. but the aritkmet;c algebra acd geometry
exceptionally god Fine specimens CT writing
aud drawing were also exhibited. Several
cLrauUs, H., were also given Ivy the teacher
to N. A. Smith. z very sma by, for hIs
proficiency ir d;a1irg.
In Nos 4. 5 and 6 nnm5er OF premiums
were presented by the teachers. but no lists
have been furnished, and 10 No. 3 tbs t3ioHing
by Hoo. Lewis McA2:z'c NlHlaI'
Goods, for improvement 10 tn9 sSetiaSi Jas,
Rosen;hal, lon y gears oiul Ter pslus sccooS
10 his class, mas!o:; 81 per cent average, ana
VIM. Woo|i7, rf'Scnt q! every roI5 cs! eHosHl
two. 70. four years oan:a2! CGViIiier, Jf' ici-
provement 10 studies
The SuperatCtd:nt'@ media: Wa gl'cn -
George Woos.
There were, w. w2cc %isd to see n"ry n'o;'
rarcuts than usual preseria a 'he * stn.nat0a''
thus c7!deuc!os hl2Fe ln,ef1"' laau iAnislE'
L. had been intended TO have q PUBLIC d1str'
button, but tho death 81 the ta'aIf CT mo Jon"3
sl7 who was kindly experimenting the Mu'l''
prevented.
The following Is The lit OF Cards ct iionUT
awarded:
Names Of those 10 whom Caids o. lionoF
were granted In Washington Hchoo4i;; NO.
Correct Rcc:ta'lon-joscnh hTcen, II. ~; ~
vaughn. /, G. + iot, j. . GsTmona, l.. =.
llcka Il. + Knight, !: j. Murphy, y: H.
fhlllirs D2porlneot and Correcs heci'a''of'-
Z. }. I.alie, II. 5. Barker, teacher.
Washincton No. 3-List OF scholars who r.
ceiVed certificates: l!.ssors--H N. harnet',
Michael Genizbcrrcr, Chas Hancock, Timothy
HAYES, Jas, Lvles, L9l,w;ca SSaiu. lessons
and Daportmont-W Ellis, Wm. Good9,
Jny, Nuscpt Jas. H3sen,naI. LESSONS aaa
httcndancc--ErapL Monroe, Attcpdancc--
SrvSstcr Hr,cn A,thuy Kerrp and Charles
Nos,o II A Wieon ,eaohcr.
Washiocton NJ. 4-For Diligence ard De-
Observation-Disclosures. H.,]ony. E,nest pickius,
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