, 1866-07-04

medal scholars their rewards They wrrs vel
earned and s1chly deserved punctuality, pesse.
good measure And now III. IN behalf Of The
atacbcrs Of the Ncwbcrzy, dcatrr to present you.
not pi1ze medal e1 rcuard Of Eoerit-neltnes, IN
deed, hing Of worth ior Is value received" but
iou have been with ls during the past yexr much
and often, ind frou, your presence We have alwaIr
apl enelseis1 sesl:sI With ins stesa" @ & W Once de-
unapproschable and unapproacb.nx, 5ut you hare
essn. one among ua and 81 us. We haraeTe found
u you ready Advieer, cordial 75Erathtzer. 1
irne and honest friend.
ana NOW, sts. n token Of our high esteem H.!
5qn, ano a. an enduring pledge and rcmemor1ucel
Q! en- mutnhl friendship, present to you This
pitcher End goblet. -
May the sccolleeuon Of this hon, md tht, ,ea,
Be u bright a this emblem, md may our ft1eud,
The e'fare pt The Sewhe7y school, be as ead1 1rins
pouf from his pitcher md drink from thia goblet
The waters Of swert coutentment, real en3oymenj
and unal1oJed happiness.
the Public Schools Of ths. ci1y. md rrls assured
your name Will always be he1d In Rr1teinl feuem.
nr1nen By ~ all teachers and scholars.
kEowled1ed n brief aud well ehoeen words.
The following IL tbs programme os the exercises ::
Aymn-Qur Heavenly Father hear.
atnc,ne-Mhen The snnnatr rain Is over.
OltI031a-Seh0olboY4 Tribunal.
otugtnc-Come where foweEs. &c.
ciael Exc1clse-By Mlaa Todd's Division.
SiuRiDg-yacaddn Song.
c1..s E1ssei.s-gy Mis- cooks,s Division.
class Mcrcise-B; H,ss % co.s = biv.lon. 5 ns00s'.
E;ss'sseS;; fs;,s ~ S;s: = ,.,,,, witt,
Jsowlaod..
Co1loQuy-The Watchers.
DtaloCue-7be RivAl O1a!ors.
EiNCtNp-f5ft1n Eo1N Evf fr7ft N{.1n
Recnuon-Bnrta. Of Moses. Martha Bird.
Recd'sltoE-Fa1ewel1 to Ac1sttz- Mary Read
Misunderstanding the FlAg AZ snmpter.
orne.
GsmEas'fe Exeselses BY Al1s GAYS Division.
Reesaaon-Ss9o..s M. flisieS1s. oEai Een Smith
HecAanon-on The Shotes Of fTennestcs. Jeunta
hecIialIoE-worId for Sale. K,iue Keefs.
,keuniion-Luthes's Hymn Minnie crufk.
ahank. -
Kse,is,,on-De. Pilgrim, I'm Germany. sers-
Kccstntion-The wa'chez.. Ella E. Goddc.l.
SinrIns-oustt- In the starhrht-
Vsiea Von-Gtsss %to!1I7nsie OF 1neoln. Mary as''oa
Slrgire-Dnea. Tbe Ro.e Bush.
19Issentaiion q Medals, by Inspector Blactman.
HE1As7 4 srRA1Ios SCHOLARSHIPS.
The foi,o-'nE ..s tho n.ns. u sar puplis " tte
est, srutlsd them 10 Ecestvc The hfs schoa1hip IN
Bryan, STATIONS compesc,al coiJeee:
:, high School, General Depaztment-A:nes u.
nieh School, Normal Departmcnt-uatus E,
Dearborn schoos-Emma j. Jeupess,
JLpes school-Frank A. Gage.
Scsn1nou School-John NJ Holiday.
Klnzse school-Edwa1d ]. AcGnuc
Warrington sebool-ass.lda Eioben.tcta.
Aose1v schoo1-GeMge ". Welt
Brown School-Annie E CresweIl.
Foster Sehool-Geosge E. Lincoln.
Ogden school-Nida b. Warne.
Wells Sehool-Albert ". SchrAdcr.
Skinner School-Emelipe A. Wt]ee.
Haven School-E- Emma NaIh
South cbtesfo sthool-Louie y. To Salee.
Bridgeport sebool-Julia F. Maaer.
aolzEeln school-Sarah Bunlne.
Bryan Life Meusber.hipfu in Young Mems A.sods-
tfnn-Etedf1ka b. Hull
FpsTHR MEDALS.
The following ate the names Of the pupila to
whom wefe awarded 'hc Foster medals In the ser
Dearborn sehool-Mzy C. Small, Anna Katz,
Maggie T. Raxkins.
5c1mmou Sch1ol-Jtunle s. Throop, Laura Il.
Stusterxnt, E1sle V. sna.e, Geotgs ". Thinner
Kinds sehoorSevata 4. Williams, Ida z.
Mills, -
franklin sehoorLouise l. sassstou, Matilda
Ehsj, nenEJ Dickson:
Washington school-Altee Hill, a1rf1et Gosse-
lin. ADue FuEtln. Sarah Patterson.
Nose! schoo!-F11uk scos7lls, Emma B. Fent-
more. Clara Y: bakeT: e., 49,, ;,
Briggs, Willie ". Cochran. Frank A. Stevens
r.. Fos.sr Schooi-otto Newhouss, Llzzie Dsnson,
TsS%ss ;,StF apf1n Fanny undevort, sofss
Ogden senooi-virg1nia B. cla1ton, Ela C. LIN.
ford, sophie G: Johns, Mary Paddock.
Newbesr, school-aiunlc Cruikth1nk, seraph1ne
Wells schso1-Aattie A. Carey. .-..-.....
Skinner School well Eliza u. AcCot-
te1. Ada Ras.on; Mary E. Hollican, Ammo E.
Haven School.nannah Rogers, Arthur F. King
south Chicago schoalEmma E1cell.
Bridgeport Schooi-Adx Piper.
Aolsteiu sebool-Iii3 Z. Atkinson.
HIGH SCHOOL C01I,1EncEMENr.
The Tenth Annual Commencement exercises o!
lhe High School were held tn the afternoon in the
Opera uoute the only place IN the city anything like
Large enough 10 accommodate the throngs who 1re
small, Indeed, II may well Be doubted II any e1-
pante eaye that Of ueaysn's high canopy ttselk,
would be l1rge enough for these occaslons. {easi
parents and friends Of the era;ua.ss, but it was
long since Fosed TOO small for the putpose. The
Open House ITSELF NTH atI It. ample room, will
evsry seat ths hall xas occupied fulI half hour
before the exercised began, and many nors would
haze gained sdmitt1rce h1d II bean poss,tlc. The
place vas crowded IRON PIT TO dome, and that too
audiences which hts ever been gathered In Chicago.
The ttace At occupied On one side by the m:m-
Sss o. M o. st .nd
With The educational inteEests OF the Vest, the
Eentlenan Graduates and . few ladles. The other
hers Of The gEaousinR cials, tastetu1ty a1ayed in
white, md 1ookinZ-well+ ne need no! attempt 10
eet e1oe rappsarause. stti les1 10 70 INTO np
lures on The subject. To their credit be 1t said,
lha' their dresses xtrt SIMPLE theirs befA9 no at.
Tempt at oruamentat1on sare a boluet Of natural
noners IN the hand Of each, beyond the bloom OF
.he ehais was occupied by George HoHland,
E. q. President OF the high SCHOOL, 10 who.c Is.
bots hs suecsss Of The graduating ela's II largely
At three o'clock The proceedings were opened by
the performance nt Al opcrARc selection BY Was
oe IL
exercises 1hsn commented. Ihe following were
he ceaaya and e.s1yists: ...l
" Hortxons'-George L. Thatchts Enbl1ced 4
very well-.enpesrd view Of human iutsll1Qenos Ia
ith :t1aeea Of connparxtlve Development, bnt con-
ta1ned no brilliant Thoughts Of rev ideas. lila sen
cd. but the effect Of ihtir delivery was marred by
co1sc1ousnesB OF we1kntss IN the voice, which led
10 an er1dent stla!R!ns Ut the beginning Of tho
osauon and !he natural remit ere ,tt c1o.s. The
cze1t ianlt pf The orator was too much action, or
"opsa Neicbbors,' Agnes N. Buell. An in
tf.tE but n,t 'sly sestea Of ,ae S,asrsot Sn
near II, With their Ceculfarite. and the eEecte p.o
auced on the mental temperament by the ex-
'Ge e,snr e sF oa,ss s Ma o. ss y s.:
jea1ous, fashionable. tattltns, vicious. 1vata-
uou.: GepeIo1s, staned, intellectual 49,, o. M ss!t.
essay WIS mol we'll nnl.hed. eui Tss delivered IN
1ery ciear tote Of voice. w1.h sgrecahleneast and
without ashnpt It display.
- HeIo1mess 4. Sthade. L subject
to whose aatIsiaetory treatment the gentleman was
monpiaee had. ho *eve1, .his mart, that It VIE