Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-28
High School,

Scholars Who Are to be Admitted.
 The scholars of the grammar schools of the city who are to be admitted into the High
 school next term are follows. The names
 are not arranged with any reference to rank: ::
 Wooster School-Kittie Beers George Leo-
 pold, Belle Backus, Henry Klenke, Cora
 Fiske, Gussie Maher, Leslie Spoch, Abi Schu-
 lafer, Rosie Smith, Charles Lamb, Minnie
 Crowley, Charles w. Moore.
 Hamilton School-Mary klnsella, Annie
 Deegan, Frank Smith, Mary O'Gorman,
 Thomas Mooney Katie Maher, Annie Daly Jerry Erie, Julia Heeney.
 Webster School-Agnes F. Mover, Hattie E. Trowbridge, Noble T. Hoggson, James T. Denman, Bennie J. Dillon, Frank P. Good l rich, Annie M. Starkweather, Leslie M. Bur
 Csra B, Chandler, Mary H. Mansfield, Louise
 Canfeld, J. Arthur Peck Maggie Leonard,
 Katie c Platt, Maude J. Jackson Dwight School-LizZie Sheldon, Lucy Hartwell, George Bassett, Albert DeBussey,
 Charles Smith, Nellie Howe, Harry Bronson,
 Emma Davis Carrie Taylor, Lily Hodgson, Charles Tuttle Carrie Church, Fannie At water, John H. Klock, Carrie E. Adams. Cora l B. Wetmore, Hattie E. Mason, William s. Wheeler, Addie c. Treat, Mamie Allen, Louis ! s. Bond
 | Skinner School-Charles Richards, Hunter ! Wykes, Agnes Sheridan, Albert York, Fannie ! Ostrander, Ella Tyrill, Frank Busse, Lizzie 1 Curtis, Bessie Talcot, May Atwater, Edson 1 Sperry, Jennie M. Peckham, Ella Flynn, George H. Bishop, John Shares, Mamie Lockwood, Marion Tresise, Henry c. Brown -1S.
 Washington School-William B. Beckley, William J. Morris, Mary E. Cronin, William c. Davis, Hannah F. Smith, Lizzie T. ! Cronan, James F. Deslzin, Bridget l.. Allen, ! Hattie w. Cornwall, Charles H. Coyle, John | F. Conley, John J. Connor, Michael H. ! Bergin, John J. Wrenn, James c. Kerrigan,
 Rebecca Nepel, John King Marcus B. Hem \ ingway, Willie J. Meares, Tomas F. Kelleher, Willis H. Cooper-27.
 ! Ungraded Sohools-Nellie c. Donnelly, Mabel H. Whittlesey, Mary E. Palmer, John H. Forney, Frank c. Woodruff, James T. | Toole, Maria E. H. Hatch, Katie Rourke, Rose M. Murray, Maggie B. Finnegan, Mich ael Conboy.
 Woolsey School-Carrie Rice, Marion Ham,
 mond, Bessie Crofut, Fife Perkins, Mary | McGrath, Michael Hart, Lucius Bradley,
 Frank Maloney, Lizzie Dudley, Ida Grey, Lottie Loveland Mary Mcguire, Fannie | Barnes, Charles A. Emore Henry J. Hulze, ! John W. Clyne, Mattie F. Foote, John F. ! Sullivan, Willie F. Barnes, James R. Bar bour, Willie F. Somers, Robert C.. Augur, l Hattie Ives, Jennie Taylor, Maggie B. Daly, ! Josephine l.. Br1nt, Mary E. Woodrutf-19. Eaton School-Fred Strong, Rose Conlase,
 Edith Adams, Joseph Patten, Florence Jud-
 son, Christina Jackson, Amelia Larder, Stew ! art Rowe, Annie Curtiss, Harry Johnson, ! Charlotte Bromley Charles W. Bottwood,
 Kate T. Mokley, Ernest Smith, Chauncey F. Ryder, Alwenie L. Biokford, Mary Eagan,
 William A. ScBride, William F. Clark. The average age of those received is as fol l lows: From Wooster, 15 years, l month | from Eaton, If years Il months from Web ster, 14 years months; from Hamilton, IA years Il months; from Dwight 16 years ! month ; from Washington, 5 years months; Ungraded, 15 years
 Railroad Safe Robbed. The safe at the Housatonic railway station ] at Lee, Mass, was blown open at 2 o'clock yesterday morning About $500 in money and other contents were taken. No clue to the thieves.