Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18
Two Hundred and Seventy Pupils Pass
the Examination.

Two Hundred and Seventy Pupils Pass
the Examination.
THE RESULTS ANNOUNCED IN THE SCHOOLS To-DAY-A
LIST OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
The results OF the examinations held last week
for admission to the High school were made known
to-day during the closing exercises In the eighth
grade schools The committee on teachers yester-
DAY decided to admit all who attained total credit
OF not less than 60 per cent Under this ruling, out
OF the 425 candidates examined 30 were passed. OF
which number ITO are girls. The successful candi-
dates are divided among the divisions as follows:
First division-Mr. Moore's school, IS; Mr.. KIM
NMissHolbrooks, H. Miss schemmelfening, I4Htotal,
Second division-Mr. clark's 9; Mr. Thomson's, 8;
Mss SSteele Miss RoWes, Is; Miss Bakers, Is;
Third dlvison-Mr. Chickering's. IS; Miss Days,
Fourth division-Mr Farbrother's, 6; Mrs. Mar
Fifth division-Mr. Smiths. o. Mrs. Bradley, II =
total, 20.
There were five young ladies who made percent
age or 80 or more. These were: Miss A. Mothers.
head. OF Miss Rawlings school, first DIVISION who
mace S5s4, the highest percentage obtained In the
examination; Miss O. W. L. Slater, OF Miss Bakers,
second division, who made s5k: Miss NJ Rocker of
man. Miss Sch1mmelfennig's. FIRST division, 50; and
Miss L. F. King, Of Miss Schimmelfennig's first d.
lows: W. Fiske, Mr.. Patterson's school, first d.
vision, sA; j: NJ. Henderson, same school, 81 A. l.
rick, Miss Macks, third division, 50; H. W. johnson,
Mr: kimballs, first division, 50; H. Peck MT. Pat
1Tehrsons; nrst division, s1k; and B. Garrett Mr..
IhomSon'S, second division, 81.
THE SUCCESSFUL GIRLS
Following is list Of the girls who passed the ex-
animation: First divislon-Mss Rawlings school
A. Mothershead F. II. Catlin, j. L. Shields, F. 8.
Wilson, NJ. J. Watts, A. Head, !. NJ. Smith, NJ. L.
Phillips, L M; james, NJ. B. Maclean, NJ. Kepp, NJ.
W Charles, L. Heidenheimer, l. McClelland, J. f.
Eaton, l. Hartstall, I. Booraem, R. Morsell, l. A.
Suders, NJ j. Ross E. NJ. LOTUS.
>, Miss schimmelfenning's school-R. NJ. Purman, L.
=. King, j. B. Graham, NJ. w. Brooks, NJ G. Saxton,
F. S Gather, A j. Nelson, L. g. saxton, J. Gibson,
n J: McMonigle, J. Mcmillan, B. s. Lawton, G. H.
Miss Holbr ook's schoOl-B. n. Pusche, L. s. Reed,
l. B. Haywood, A. E. Craig, j. L. Marin, f. Lake,
NJ f. McSo rmicR, l. N. Brown, A. M sitter, A. g.
lett, NJ. A. Stodder.
NJ ho% Dsss schUo-S Ashley
heyburn, L. Reyburn, E. j. Bettes
SECOND DIVISION
Miss Bakers school-O.W. L. Slater, II. Heirichs,
L. L. Lock mart, E. NJ. Mayse NJ. Hall, Isabel john
son, r: Goodman, A. T. Buckley, c. E. Troxell, s.
b. Rathbone, NJ. j. Barker, NJ. Z. Major, Sarah
Miss Kings school-K F. Kaiser, s. NJ De Van,
N. Kennedy, <. A. Johnson, F. A. Hough, L Mar
tin, NJ. Dice, M. /. FURNACE, n. NJ. Gibbons, Ida
Green; L P. Collins, A. E. McCauley, E. A. Moore,
Miss Rowe's school-F. W. Merillat, I. E. West
by, Nj. A. Forest, X. E. Wilson, c. POggeusee, E.
Gibson Gnss l. A NJ Johnson NJ Ready, schermer-
e. Brick, L. r. Gedney, A. Geib L. Robinson, L. NJ.
Moore, J. Appler.
Miss Steee's SCHOOL,. R. FURNACE, P. Hobson.
THIRD DIVISION.
Mrs. Hilton's school-M H. Wasney, A. johnston,
NJ. E. Richardson, B. l. Dillon, L. G. Fisher, H. z.
Horn, l. V. Kemp, NJ. Keogh, j. II. Wagner, L.
Hogue, NJ. J. Weaver. A. w. Erwin, NJ. c. McNeely.
Miss Mack's school-C: Chick.
Stratton, E. Curry. c. J. Mathis, NJ Z. Howe, V. A.
keech, F. |. Stewart, f. V. Person, NJ L. Jeffers,
H: E. Wood, NJ. E. Kdwell, R. Van Horn, L. NJ.
Allan, A X. Keyser, NJ. b. Stoutenberg, NJ. NJ.
Herblin, A. L. Leitch
FOURTH DIVISION
Mrs Martins SCHOOL,. Hammond, NJ Fitzger-
aid, l.. Mcconnell, b. Durfee, A. Hickey NJ. Deery,
f. Houck, NJ. Boyer, j. Holley, Nj. Espey, NJ. L.
Shear, E. Davidson A; Dickerson, v: Price J: Bar
d DICK E. Johnson n Goldsmith A Blakel0ck n Bun
FIFTH DIVISION
Janney, c. Oettinger, H. Bailey, " Cartwright, V.
Ludgate, Cora Mould, c. Luckett, B. Lightfoot, E.
Craig
THE BOYS WHO PASSED.
Below is list OF the boys who passed:
First division, Mr. Patterson's schooL-F. w
Fiske, j. NJ Henderson, H. Z. Peck, G. R. ogden.
W. F. Gross, L. A. Conner, j. w. Herndon, John
Zug, c. A. Fske, Casey B. Morgan, F. b. Rlves, w.
M n; Kolb, G: A. Wooster, R Gibson, F. P Davis,
h Thompson. Mr.. Klmballs school-H. W. John
son, G: G. stephenson, NJ. D. sohon, W. ]. Patch,
Hodgkins, A. Stewart, W. A. Domer, II. Nj. Reeve,
l. II. Wiggin, F. Munroe, J. Y Newcombe. ]. B.
Lee; NJ n.l Moore's school, l. briggs, D. Elmes,
Connolly, w. G. Douglass.
SECOND DIVISION.
Mr.. Clark's schOol-A. l. johnson, j. NJ Wood
ward, Charles G. Morgan, c. c. Burdlne, F. w.
Combs, T. F. Bailey, W. S. Gedney, w. Tappan, j.
II. Mccormick.
A Wolf, w. Burden, Il. St1dham, P Sturdevant
Miss Steele'S SCHOOL, s. Mills.
THIRD DIVISION
Miss Mack's school-C. Dietrich, F. NJ. Rock, C. H.
Syme A. c. Taylor, P. Il. Cromeline, j. w. Dyre,
II. A. Dodge j. v. Reardon, F. A. Barton, j. A.
Buckler, A. Willenbucher.
W. Wheatly, g. A w. Fairbrother, J. w. Hulse, H.
O. Sao Bursey, 4; W. Oulahan, W; S; Dibble, G. w.
w. X. Blackford, E. A. Davis, G. Bower.
FOURTH DIVISION.
MI. Fairbrothers school-R- G. Campbell, c. IL.
Fenton, r. E. Gray, j. +. Norris, E. Howison, W.
E. L. j. Gleeson.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Mr. Smiths school-W. G. II. Nicholson, n. A.
Lowry, j. NJ. Fisher, F. Shoemaker, C. E. Bailey, F.
P. Stockbridge Louis c. Smith, L. L. Friend, c. ID.
Decker.
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS
In addition to the list given above, two boys from
the sixth division or county schools-F. Lewis, Of
Mr. Keene'S school, and W. III. Walker, of Mr.. Nal
ley'S schOol-pasSed, making the grand total of
successful candidates go
Senate Proceedings,
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
After further remarks as to the parliamentary
status Of the BILL the chair laid before the Senate
the message of the House OF Representatives an
nounc1ng the concurrence OF that body In the re-
port OF the conference committee, which recon-