Evening star., 1885-06-24
THE COLORED HIGH SCHOOL.
Pupils Who Will be Admitted to the
school Next Fall.

SCMOVA ScAS N1ns
The teachers committee OF the board of school
trustees last night passed upon the report of the
examination of eighth grade pupils of the col
ored schools, who have applied for admission
to the High school. The committee adopted
the recommendation of Mr.. F. L. CardQzo, prfn.
cfpal of the colored High school, submitted
through superintendent Cook, admitting all
pupils making 30 per cent of the general aver
age or 40 per cent in arithmetic and grammar.
Under this rule 1O1 of the 1872 applicants ex-
amined will be admitted. The committee
adopted a resolution providing that next year
the percentage required shall be the same as
that required for admission to the white High
school. The examination is the same, but it is
the colored High school nave not in all cases
had the same facilities. The highest percent
age ;,adt attained Niss was sa, made by Miss Nancy
Stanton Wormley led the boys with O percent
age of So. Fourteen of the applicants
dates: Nancy Atwood, Rebecca Moten, Stan
ence Patterson, John E. syphax, Anna Bell,
Alice Harman, Leonora Joice, Laura Arnold,
Mary Wright, Mary West, Mary orme, Bessie
ton, Katie Wayman, Mary +. Toy, Letitia
Pierce, Rachael Geary, John Washington, An
ME Brown, Susie Johnson, Susie McAbee, James
William Joice, John NJ. Syphax, Emma
Vaughn, Joseph Shamwell, Frank Davis, Mar
nonse Heen
Howard Jackson, Mary Morton, Fannie Cor, ior.
Ware, Robert Brooks, Mary Washington, Anna
Budd, Elenora May, Lulie Pierre, Mary Bush,
Ellen Docket Dc. Mary Dorsey Mary ouander
Scott. Anna Johnson, Susie Dyson, Martha
Thomas, Carrie Pierre, Eva Belmore, Dora
George, Maria Pritchett, Maria Buck ner, Emma
.IOhnSnn hnrl lnff
James Goodloe, Fannie Worthington, George
Mitchell Amelia Rea, Ella Johns, Bette Lacy,
Clara Jones. Ella Stewart, Sarah Norris, Samuel
Murray, Clinton Fowler, Maud Smith. Charles
Mitchell, Essie Tucker, Sadie Shelton, Jose
phine Taylor, Minnie Naylor, Annie Morton,
Mary Hollins, Mary Edwards Ella Green Mary
Dickerson. Ella Foster, Catharine Sewall, Agnes
Robinson, Adelaide Brooks, Mary Vernon,
Arthur Boston, Mary McAbee and Carrie
Crouch.
PROMOTIONS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The following promotions have been made in
the high school:
From first to second year-Daniel Thompson,
Emma Pindle. Eulalia Wheeler. Annie Brooks,
LetIie Alexander, William Fletcher, Mamie
hlnner, Amaleia Alexander, Louisa Watson,
Marie Deitz, jamie Grant, Bessie Francis, Char
lotte Stewart. Maggie Gibson, Celestine Glascoe,
Mary Stewart, Willie Nichols, Frances Smith,
Marie Bowie, Emma George, Jesse Pearson,
Elizabeth Clarke, Ida Winslow, William Tibbs,
Cora Thomas, Sarah Smith, Sarah Cox, Susie
Wall, Lucinda Shorter, Henry Bowles, Amelia
Barnes, Townsend Beason, Sarah Hall, Sarah
Dickson, William Lewis, Elizabeth Scott, Jose
p4lne Ashton, Eva Slmms, Sarah Dickerson.
From second to third year-Lillie Cross, Mary
Plnkett, Charles Cook, John Smith, Esse Car
doh nne Marns Adde M HBerry FaRnie
Pollard, Jennie Tibbs, Emma Guilberry, Leila
Amos, Ella Lynch, Lewis Freeman Emma Kin
Charles West Stella Johnson, Matte Gray, Jen.
ME Jones, Annie Thompson, VIM. Harris lille
Welsh, Ursuline Brooks, Medora Allen, Rebecca
Cross, jamie Bell, Mary Wilson, Martha Fisher,
Grace Banks, Chas. Blandtord, Elizabeth Page.
Amusements.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-A lively, hearty and
jolly, if not very elegant minstrel performance
is given by the California troupe, to the evident
this week. The singing in the first part is good,
concluding with IA laughable medley ofoperatic
selections Walter Wentworth, the contortion-
lst does some really wonderful feats. Goldie
and MaIkham's musical act is interesting, and
the Adelphi quartet made hit, being recalled
Ford S all the week.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE. The presentation
OF 'Ihe Bohemian Grip at Albaugh's this week
is in portions better than might have been eX-
pected from summer opera company. Miss
Mary Beebe as Artine tells lyrica1ly how she
dreamt that she dwelt in marble halls so pref
Appleby gives the "Fair Land of Poland" with
considerable spirit. This opera will run all the
week.
THE "WILD WEST show at Athletic park
last night evoked a great amount of enthu-
siasm for the large crowd that witnessed the
exciting episodes fthe exhibition. The crack
shooting, the exploits of the Indians and the
cowboys, and the thrilling pursuit of the stage
coach by the savages, were all good in their
way. The last exhibition this evening.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Miss Louise de Louisf's
female archery club appeared at the Comique
Monday night and have made quite a hit
There was in addition the usual olo features
and the entertainment altogether is fully up to
the average.