Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-22

THE sUCCEssFuL CANDIDATES.
Papils Adnitsea g she wasAinssss
High and Normal Schools.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOTS AND GIRLS
no 60 TO THE HIGH sCHool.-THK NEW NOR
NAL SCHOOL AND THE rurrrs THAT WILL
COMPOSE n.
The school board committee on the Washing.
ton High and Normal schools last evening went
over the report OF the examiners, who recently
examined the applicants for admission TO these
schools next September. There were 46l
applicants for admission 10 the High school,
ass girls and 400 boys The committee
last night decided to admit ell who
nad made . credit Of 60 per cent or
over. Under this rule $50 applicants were
admitted, 1913 girls and lo2 boys. Contrary
to the rule the highest percentage was made by
q boy, q II. Burnett OF the first division, who
made . credit OF 81 per cent Miss A. Odell, Of
second division, led the girls with record Of
s7A. Following Is . list Of the successful candi
First division-C. II. Burnett, N. J. Barden,
w. p. Powell, c. Z Asndenhali r. e Parker
h b. Taylor, N. L. Cough, w. H. Grimes, IL
l. Beadle H. +. Human, w. ]. Walkef, A II.
4 1Ee Go % Il f!oi s w r e %
I; s Tucker ,, e %oSS, 2. y sry an, 7. r
Mitchell, d, +. Harris, NJ. H. Cutcheon, L. ST.
Hui, Il Y King. .. l. c 6hsadiss, 4. Giks.
j. Vnd snis;ss E w srr Mssa. 4 ErSSs.
RasSsa as- aeSas G,sss + q afTS sS%s:oa
J. Chase, 9. T. smith, F. s. Hardesty, W. Jose.
II. T hi Harding Z; II berry, 4. Hsndrlokss, W
Eastlack, ii. b. Rainey, c. Excley.
., Second Sdiyision;1A: Z. sheriff, D; r. Gold
fee Lille fe ssf. II A hasass p
Gnsyney, J: W. Enderle, W. ". Everett +. 9
Grove. K Howard, O. u. SWEET, +. Moore, 4.
s Sys De W III mSoSsr + Tusy D Fer
on, l. Ferries, c. Z Thorne, G. A. CASTILLO, E. W.
Bigelow, w. F. Martin.
I. G. Cover, b. Cross, g. .. Watson, G. s. RAN
!: KeeisT, {. {: Williams, 9. ". hennins. W. J.
mer. I. B. Fisher. ]. Il. Mil Hp K Davis
e il " Dan sas Ii Il f frs s
3. j. Johnson, = Brashears, I. NJ. Jones, p. II.
Brennan, A. w. Campbell.
Flfth DiSlsion-C 4. Bell A. G. Wrenn, b. NJ.
Wilson, n. 1. Byng, r. Z Aud, ]. C. Lewis, A.
s. Odeli, NJ. Wood, H. L. Hirst u. v. Collins.
w Z. LOCKER, w. Il, Doris.
Stone.
First Division-k. p. Babcock, +. A. Reed, L.
II. Brockett, A. +. Pollard, L. q. Lest, l.. G. Fill
bert, A. c. Spalding, A. q. Stone, L Walker, Ii.
Munroe, E. h. Breed, q. L. McCulloch. l.. Colin,
Russell, J. reed, H. I. Claylan' 1 n. { Rob
erts, I. Hartstal, y. l. Stone, c: L. Cnft. L. A.
A. X. t.oiier, A. L. Arnold, l.. Lockwood, Il. l..
Poole, A. W. Stusrd, NJ. T. Given, b. ID, Hlli A.
eit, A. IaHborn' NJ Il. torbeii. L. use HEWITT
den, +. wilson. ]. HenSisf, 1: ": ssostSr!dse,
Ford. NJ. Riggies, II. S: Wallace, $. K Lawton,
l. NJ Breislord. n. y. Jack. NJ. c. Paul. +. kear-
hey, L. F. Jett E. 4 Mccoy. J; e. Steer. A: NJ
Duyail, 81. Z. King, NJ. E Crown, NJ. L. Bow
den, f. V. Aplin; c. ID. BAKER, Z. b. SANFORD, c.
N. Stagg, ID. Finckel, A. \. Hancock, L. NJ.
-, second divisional, odell, NJ. C. Priest. H. M.
hite. s, +. Drown, +. A Stidham. NJ. Came
A. y. Johnson, T. scrivener, q. b. Johnson, ii.
u Bentley, x. L. Burden, l.. A. Comstock, Z.
CHAPMAN Shsaa r. j. Rogers: J. ~; spies, z. E
X. 6. Griffin, ii. T. McKeever, K b. Minor, s.
" Fa1hee' q. Moore l.. Blasiand' b ID. Stear-
M Ma u psats g. MORE a
lish, NJ. A. Charves, b. Gorham, l.. Purcell, A.
q. Williams, M. Temple, NJ. Carsner, l. Cape
Lyman, NJ. stickney, L. q. West. A. L. Kava-
naugh, II. h. L. alker, c. q. Aver and u Arth.
Third dixisionEL. McQuigg, L. NJ. Bartlett,
Hinkel, +. +. Carroll, Z. w. Frazier, A. NJ. No
Gowan, 7. =. Prem tice, J. vierbuchen, NJ. Dor
WoOd, +. T. Simpson, A. 4. West, A. M Thorn
burg, {. Schmidt, b. +. Searles, L. zimmerman,
fea ia1p D i; 81 E Hughes, N S. Hail.
M. NJ. Brewer, +. +. Wilcox, NJ. Nj. Bond, n. 3
Cotton, 4. n. Glass, A; L. Gilmore. N. A. W helan,
h. b. Davidson, f. NJ. White, NJ. r. st. Clair. l..
y. Simmons, 5. Z. ChanIplin, Nj. Cotton, Z.
s.psy, r y; Mehrling' = GsrHOSy A. n
Howison, NJ. L. Fowler, L. f. Mckenzie, k. A
Evans, b. Fugitt, NC. LOTUS.
fiith DIvis,on:-E,E. Baden, q; E. Palmer,M
Stoach, j. Ii. AppleDy, NJ. NJ. hoeiker, u. d.
Whitaker, ID. b. Bell, l. L. Sullivan, L K Col
Inns, =. M. Turkenton.
The New Normal school.
By a recently adopted resolution of the school
board. the membership Of the Washington Nor
NAL School was increased from thirty to forty,
OF which number five may be boys. Admission
to the school is gained by competitive exami-
nation among the pupils OF the High School.
Out Of seventy-seven young ladies examined
thirty-six were passed, and out Of live boys ex.
Powell proposes 10 divide the school into two
sections next tall, locating one in the Franklin
building ana the other in one of tie other build
ings OF the nrst division. Both sections will be
in charge VI Miss Atkinson. Following Is list
OF the successful applicants:
Giris-Louise IA. Clements, Grace NJ. Parker
Frances II. Mccormick, Rose X. Seifiert, Aunie
NJ. Wood, Mary A. Clancy, Myra Il. Randall,
Laura A. Turner, Daisy Hepburn, Katherine
q. Leech. Catherine NJ. Tourney, Eliza L. BAR
nellie, Annie Leonard, Theta Phillips, Anna h
Buriingame, Saliie p. Wilson, Annie f.
Crump, Fannie N. Gilbert, Eva Juhiin, Julia
i. Cavanaugn. Miriam j. Austin, Elizabeth L.
Kirk, Mary h. MCGOWAN, Mary J. Francis, Ada
N. Doyle, BERTHE ID. Blau, Sarah q. Ottetback.
Bertha r. Buehler, Anna NJ. Alice, Blanche
Beckham, Mary j. Moore, Adrienne j. Dessez,
Annie A. Scriyener, Harriet + Sioat, Ella j.
Riley and Emma 3. Jacobs.
Boys-Henry q. Fisher, Clinton p. Townsend,
Joseph n. Saunders and Edgar +. Strong.
Closing the Public schools.
GRADUATES FROM THE EIGHTH GRADE coll
ORED SCHOOLS.
To-day the fourth, nth, sixth and seventh
grade white schools In the city closed, and all
OF the colored schools in the Wormley, Lincoln
and Loveioy buildings, and the building corner
Of 14th and @ streets.
The following pupils in the eighth grade col
Ored schools received graduation certificates to-