Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-14
THE NORMAL school.
Eighty Candidates for Admission Er-
amlned Today-The Gradsates.

Franklin School had little Of the look Of
quiet and repose this morning that usually
hangs over IL on Saturdays. A num-
Der OF young women were around all the
morning and in two Of the rooms were
crowded eighty pretty girls, who are % gradu-
ate from the High School next week. They
are anxious TO have a chance 10 show what
they can do as teachers and this morning we're
taxing the examination for entrance into the
Normal school The record they have won in
'helr course at the High school counts Is per
cent OF the necessary grading for admission 20
the Normal. and the other IS per cent is based
on the results Of this mornings examination.
Ihefe were eighty applicants and only forty
vacancies. so one-haf OF them are sure 20 be
disappointed. The results of the examination
viii probably he announced At the High School
commeEcement next Thursday evening.
On Monday morning an oral exAmination of the
present members OF the Normal school will ba
held IN the Normal School room at the Franklin
building. 20 which the parents and friends of the
puplis have been invited. This examination
VIII VII pe diherent from any heretofore held 10
Will be conducted by the superintendent OF
schools and will involve questions respecting
the theory OF teaching in all the subjects
taught IN the public schools. IL will also in
clude the subject of psychology.
THE NORMAL SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
On Thursday at $50 am the commence.
ment of the Normal school will take plaee A
the Franklin building The program has no,
yet been definitely decided upon. but IL will
include short addresses by representatives
from the board Of Commissioners. the board OF
educauon. the supervising principal Of -
schools, the principal Of the High school ~.
narris, the commissioner Of educa' IA. Ca
Mayo and others. The following is L.. list 81
graduates, although not arranged in the order
OF merit: Martha Maria Brewer. Madeleine Al
derman Blandy. Mary Elizabeth Bannon. Lillian
osborne osborn Burroughs Rose Gertrude carreher,
Eunice Lncretia Chace, Mary Eliz-
aoeth Draney, Mary Wilson Cameron.
hattie q. Durfee. Annie l.. Cliff,
Saidee Drown. EsteleiFowler. Mary W. Frank.
Frances Sorla Galeski. Mary Ella Given. Eliza
Margaret Glass, Mary Euphenis Graves,
Frances Hartstall, Elizabeth Annie HAYDEN
Anna A. Hinkel Halsted Hoover. Are
turus Lee Howard. Stephen Elliott Kramer,
Anne Lamborne, Grace Lynne McCulloch,
Maggie Celestine Muntz, Albertine Odly,
blanche Martha Pearson. Susie Purcell,
Florence Reed. Alma Florence Sugar, Emily
Scrivener, Fanny May Smiley. Bessie +. TAYLOR,
Blanche Lewis Teel, Gala Walker Annie Edna
West and Annie Gertrude Williams.
Hutchinson Gets Another Warrant.
Samuel Hutchinson. the young negro who
1t is charged, was dubbed or beaten with a
pistol by Policeman Dean, as heretofore pub
lished in The STAR. swore out second war;
rant for the officer, charging him with
assault and battery and the officer was at the
Police Court .Oday in answer to the writ This
Is the case over which so much has been said
and two Indignation meetings held
Prosecuting Attorney Armes took written
statements of the evidence gwen by the wit
nesses IN the case and acted the same as he did