Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
AmAmmorH GLASS.

Results of Examinations at the High Schoo1-Two Hundred and Fffty-Six
 New Scholars to be AdHaltted-Six
 more than Last Kear-One Hundred
 and Sixteen Enter Without Amy Ex-
 amfnations.
 The naaRlts of the examinations ih the public schools were given out yesterday after noon and are given in full and correctly be- low. The committee on schools mekat 4:30 o'clock to examine the results. Next year there will be 256 scholars in the fourth class of the High school. One hundred and six teen of these were admitted without any ex- animation. This is the largest class that has entered the High school, being six more than last year. The one hundred and ffty-6ve who were examined were required to have 150 credits out of possible 300, or 90 per cent. At first it was thought that none would be admitted unless they had 165 credits. The following is the correct list of those scholars who were examined and passed:
 Dwight school-Carlos L. Ayres, Walter T. Holmes, Lottie E. Treat, Florence J. Pal mer, Maggie T. Williams, Wallace B. Curtis !, Alice M. Dickinson, Theodosia s. Fowler, Harry 0. Holcomb, George F. Sanford, Lizzie Ruth, Susie Dwyer, Louis M. Bishop.
 Skinner-Annie G. Judson, James B. wood, Charles E. Tillotson, Roscoe H. Brown, .Lillie A. Wright, Annie A. Colgan, Sara Brainard, Lizzie Lanigan and Lizzie C.. Boyce.
 Washington-Lena A. SchIein, Riley E. Phillips, Willie J. Cahill, Frank H. Kenney, Emma c. Thibault, Loretta V. Branch, Min- nie G. Bible, Patrick E. Gunnip, Alice A. Ellery, Alice J. Daly, Edward F. Carberry'
 Welch-Philip L. Buxbaum, Edward H. Kenney, Robert E. Langley, Kate E. Lava lave, Clifford B. Soners.
 Eaton-Nellie Jackson, Lewis Brastow, Ida M. Kahn, Ernest s. Vinten, Edward L. Uhl, Clara s. Warner, John Higgins, Florence l. Doolittle, Clarietta I. Covert, Emma A. Haw- ley, Charles F. Bassett.
 Hamilton-Nellie L. MeGninness, Rosie O. Deegan, Mary H. Hussy, James J. Cushin, Frank A. Clancy.
 Winchester-Robert H. Johnson, Mary E. Russell, Nina Whaples, Arthur w. Her mann, Louise A. Henderson, Lillie M. Bald win, Lillian T. Daniels, Ida NJ. Isaacs, Ida M. Spang, William A. Haddon and Nathan Wolf.
 Webster-Edyard H. Daggett, William H. Keating, William T. .Babcock, Annie P. Koechler, Katherine Vanderwelden. Ellen 0. Lombard, Jessie Hull, Robert E. Reynolds, James h. Flynn, LOUIS w. Wauner, S1mme Embler and William McDonnell
 Wooster-Julia Stevens, Engene Pallman, William Began, Henrietta Levy.
 Woolsey-Louis D. Tracy, John N. Farren, Florence L. Santry, Emma J. Granniss, Her bert Shipley, Mary V. Heaney, May H. Smith, Willie 0. Robinson, Mabel I. Lancraft, John J. Doohan, Nettie H. Daley, Charles A. Bar ry, John J. English, Fred M. Ruwert, lilly G. Rowe, Katie A. Hushion, William Preston and T,aslie w Sharks
 Ungraded-Grace E. IsbeH, Charles R. Treat, Eva A. Gorham, Josephine I. Key holds, Hattie L. Cooper, Hattie L. Ford ham, Charles E. Coy, Thomas J. Madden, Robert J. Woodruff, Wilbur A. Maynard, Alice A. Maynard, Leonora P. Williams, Guy H. Hubbard, Estella J. Barry, Maggie L. Dugan, Nathan A. Smyth, Sarah H. Gra- dy, John H. Reyes, James F. Whalen, Katie L. Scanlon, Ed na G. Reed, Lucius B. Sperry, Angela G. Grady, George A. Smith, James E. Downs, Bessie Granniss, Charles T. Hull, Charles w. Lee, James J. Carrigan, Walter L. Mitchell, James I. O'Donne1l, Jay L. Reed, Thomas F. King, Edward Toole, Mary E. Finnigan, Sarah A. Costello, Edward M. Stephens and Thomas F. Gavagan.
 At the High school all but two juniors passed into the ssnior class, all but twenty two third class pupils have become juniors, and all but twenty-one fourth class pupils pass into the third class.