New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.
. rffpGrtlTTAT sEATTNAEY

The annual meeting of the Board OF Trustees
NJ che General Theological seminary held Yesterday
at the seminary, in Twentietn-st between Ninth and
Tenthaves than 100 Of the trustees we're present
among whom we're the Bishops Ot Illinois Tennessee,
Missouri Westarn New-York and the Assistant Bishop
~ AfarvIsad The Subcommittee on Real Estate re
orted that since last report seven lots situated on The
central block have been leased, including two tho leases
OF which mad expired. The lots fronting on Ninth and
Tenth-aves. OF the Seminary block we're put III the
market but no offer received except from
the Elevated Railroad Company who desired
10 lease the Ninthave. font for the pur-
nose of erecting thereon dye-stOry building.
The value OF real estate $4,000 personal property,
S24H3; total assets t665l5 The estimated expenses
for the coming year are SO5a and The estimated income
h saj 768 1s The expenditures during the past year
nave exceeded estimate f5l6 ~ IN consequence OF
reDalrs on the seminary buildings, Tue Ictlpts ii-t
wear were S3 $50 n; expenses $500 30 Ihe success
mi competitors for tho MoVicksr prize were Cameron
Mann, b. A., aud BJheDert Colbert b A lhere nave
been IL applications for admission ~ The seminary mex
october The report Of the Faculty showed t't nero
are O. students all - being IN the senior Ci.Ss 70 III
Inc Middle Class, AMI l6 in the Junior Cidss.
BERGEN INSTITUTE,
The seventh annual Commencement Ct the
Bere Institute under the management OF Prof Amos
Esogg took place the Presbyterian Church on Ber-
gou Trbts IasC evening The church WAS crowded. and
among others present the Rev. Mr.. Rnbisou the
Rev Hr Moore the Rev. Mr.. Van BenschOten' the Rev
Mr. Parker, Prof. Long, and Col L. P. Bndgnaa. The
programme Of exercises was al folows:
R.ss.oS ms.salar ro,
s,t.osa 6ooG sSat and oo4 Mors Bais.i
e ,S.ou rSs KTstsse, O G,a Du.ea'vr,
DsesHliOn" You9g Anerea ......'...'' ~iAt wal
Rsalsiion Enir L.ss,a is,y ssa.f'
Nogc oeIs The Cradle o. t1e Deep frs1t Duisr5uF
Dsramsiou" Our Coautry' GTsstss' G'r - Patscf
B.1asioS- Be ThsnFful" Boune
gs,ea s Jsmss Fielder
NJ. v.a wasls. Everett Ca,ef, l. kellogg D. Busv,n
Recitation ss14a phou' EdsSoit
e,suga n. .fs. As " NE Kellogg Dg.el,ar,
DessmAuonIse oon,-is-Pu = ~, y, .''''.' 80 R
Ds.amsuon- The Amencau fl-g hl@ j. he.os9
CLOSING DAYS N TIT GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
AZ tine Summer term draws 70 q close IN the
prbc schools IL customary 20 dismiss the graduating
ella sses .omcncs after The manner Of eoegeshnd oher
~ r,eteptous instit iti9ns of learning by calling 10
ether eir friends with receptions The female depart
pent OF Grammar School No D. At Hudson and Grove
a., uuder .ho charge OF Mise Il zaDe!h A. Popo, gave
u annual reception yesterday, at which large number
of visitors we're present The was tasiefuly dec
GRATED with flowers I'm baskets aud bouquets ana mrhS
We'd with the children in their singing The programme
by several OF JEG young adde's sing
un chorus aud solo mgm1srs OF the school, Win oc-
casona instruucntai music addresses by vistors and
distribution oi diplomas aui prizes Speeches were
/ ,nsde nv the Rev William Merritt and Commissioner
matbew.on. vino addressed the graduating ciaas more
n.rtini,rIy and Assistant superintendent Fanning.
bo,e remarks were very complimentary tne scholars
and tigi- teacIerl Several prizes awarded Tor
excellence ia peumaIslp, sch0larthfp, defamation
aud music.
The customary annual reception held yesterday
afternoon la the girls department ot 1runHitr sh"'i
No 10 ia Wooster-at.. BieccEcr, W "4ich MIS-
Faaels A. Pond DriRcioai IAo attendance oi VSl10iA