New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SCHOLARSHIP TESTS.
SCHOLARSHIP TESTS.
EXAMINATIONS AT THE NORMAL Co1IKGE-TIiE sue
CEssYUL CANDIDATES.

rxANfrS ATOMS AT THE NORMAL CO11EGE--TIE Sue
CEssTUL CANDIDATES.
The names of the successful applicants for
admission to the Normal College, as determined by the
examinations held last week were announced yesterday
AT the College in Fourthst Lafayette place com
prisin ass in ALL and rejected. OF the accepted
candidates IS were marked 90 per cent which is
considered most excellent, and one, pupil of Grammar
School No s. received %. The College has now 500
scholars OF whom about 100 will be graduated at the com
ing commencement while about so will drop of, that
with the admissions IL will open in September with
about LOO names on its rolls As the new building win
then be ready for occupation. ample facilities will be
afforded for the thorough instruction OF this large num-
be and the friends OF the institution feel that It's use
fulnes will thus be greatly increased during the coming
year Below will be found list OF those Just admitted
90 the College, classified according TO the schools 'ney
are now attending.
School No I-Sarah COrgn Rachael Achaeh marina
t;rSotr School M Hubs Ssrah Davis, Bridget Hart
ne Psgns sebebe Kate G'y ldA DAVIS cara
fR@. school 10 ATs. l. Da' MAR Mar. S Ssfss99
Emily o. Squre julia Noine laelM far,5ise @ r. - -
MrJ Ber c,rris Day Ophh Reel kl Buggy aA H. sea
GRIMM seSooi No s-DeSorah Kleiuert FeHo A sere
Grammar school Jeanne J. simp'on Belle O. Bne' Aqso's
Backmaa Anne Sarah Liebe Agas' K Golden
''e 5.n S SCHOOL No. laAee l. Collins Is,ssn THOMPSON Iey
Deer KEN, Amelia Haas Carrie k'ennnS CoF'hA D
'1 e school No Campbell sp5,a Peterson ss a Ne,
1sis Hossssa Fannie SchvsTi Clara Wing Helen Carter
Siia@si school Naais Strogel Lille A Moore Eyr. NJ
" No. Hsae Adams Mari G. Anderson Kse Augusta Parsons,
kshse GoddngiOP yoh'1ra RoSss h r n'Iynaene ss
X. Rsdseld, LeoHss SehuesTL an -, -, vi. ,.r..,
Mar h Hsus sarah Lynch Mage Gerry Sarah Rich
Auas Hsrgan Cogn3e JSe eoPSTs Bach as h1s Ks
nellie Gagaa Fannie LOwensen Josie Meyer julia Bower
-t GISn51r S:sqoI Horn Henrietta asrrs HeO'
Heuet latte Robinson, Julia Dugsn, Mary Ralph -,
Grammar School No 2LSarh Cunningham, Ada Sinclair Annie
S;,,,1-1-r school No 22-Marv A. sutHf,
Grammar School No 24-Leah solomon, Mary E. Gallagher
Grammar scso6i No 25-Hste sou,hE schsessr 10
GIsI@sI school 10 z7-Eusepa c. Lew Bn MoAulise
Grammar school No % Louiss Wagner Esraneih CAu'
f; ;rsa%sr school 10 sa-sisry a. CosheI g.,
Gamma school No 3oALce AcGave' Margaret Cullen Sarah
Burns Alice Isa9es,y Mar, G5ou vo- Kat. or,,, Adelaide
Barry Ehoe's Fleming Elizabeth ihoT AGea Is9a G a .s
I HaIst s.SSSers RI,6yih SMITH Frames Eee Maggie
Wsr Ea@a y PSiSene Alice W. Nicholson IrOus C' Kiabe'h
GroesbccE.
shool 10 gAddie Adams DsHs M,'h,T; MARI NJ
saith EotA Biz Lizzie " Bauer Jo' Ss & Gpns ana
Mary Kate T. ODmneL CAsss Als2a A.e'Ae
RaTS' S S s sSi Ts Henrietta aS
s ,s, School sSoo No. ss1rs T. ksseT Della smith Clam L.
sn oan.OfFy n E'a aS B s L cS, L Hst We
Aurphg Annie 1acEey, Cian6eI B. Is6e Hattie L. Holmes
Grammr school aJosspine wrOe Came L. Acton Rachel
T, S.o hF Sns Bs Mite oven. ss Rose Jennie Noble
Gismar school No 42Jee Levy LOngo Hannah Fauks
'A erSE SiSie school 80 43@scn.s mason
IsRmF SeG93 SS Csr,sbeS NAV L. j9Sneit Mafy
H Hs Fannie sse5 Mara Collins Minnie sara Minnie Rap@e0
GImmar school No 4s-Jose Riley Mary Muir Belle Morrison
Annie BrcOts Lsue Esrn wealthy H. A9s raalne hiasf
Finley Murray Marion L. Hale Hattie A. Ludlow Clara W.
GrsnmsT School No 4s-POra A. Bingham Alma Fuller Annie
Grammar school No 47-Mlry Jn Bhe Carrie Wilson,
Yla Requs Marion smith NAY Dealing Nay smith Virgins M'oo
ltEss bs1 lSass s0R faa Y DobJ Jabs Dohd
Alice Quisn Pond Alice Giles Bs Davis Jennie Adams CHRIS
s 3: n sso A a5o f FsS h Os8a smith S m sH
colt. MAY White. Allie irwin, Amy H. MiHck, Mar
e Florence BgH'e PauEg ys5sn, Mar .. siSg5' S S
Rogers Aae SEel BsTlS Marcus n,rY h s T HSs I
Hs5a Ano S sa B B2s1 K PSndg Kte Du%@oSi ISy
Brush fS1 sI s 1g A S s,9 h Tei. saS S sI
Helen G,I s f0T1 STEM so MAR ho SoD,.oD Jessie Smith Annie
Saith Marion Balch Clock Belle Palmer Carrie Plkin Mar
s GIN 1dsne Levy Mamie Baney Adele Lester Nora BanstOD,
GIsnHsI school 4AHc WOOD Lille Cohen Lsyns nos'
Agnes Wood Kyle Bm5 BilL Florence ysi Martha
hoyF Bella Becker Bells Friend Fannie Poster Pepper MARI
Kpsos Mary stern Jeunis NJ Pike Jennie Gh sarah Aa sT
Do5nsiT Tvs G Hsvioy Mars AmsHs Hane En L CODE
sie a Bar5s6y EInor Jennie hh Annie J. CASSIDY
'G GT, 9Sa. School 10 s. Minnie l. skinner
Msrhs a DsEes Ida Wbiney Ne.ue WosbOcE Manis Lane
Naon Msy L Van wsr Carrie L. Percy JOsePbiHe Better Jane
Gramm
Xenuer Elizabeth Dagn, Jennie Campbell Char
lott Sader whitley Mary Robinson, Margaret Burns Kate
Conkln Adelne StedmaR N. Isabel FlOhr
No. 3Lsura Ada, Alice {. Wright hTaLne H.
Williams
COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS
The examination of the Senior Glass in
Columbia College at IForty-ninthst and Fourth-avey
which began last Monday concluded last Thursday
The names Of the graduates not yet ready for publ
cation but they will number about d. There only
candidate In the fellowship examination ana 10 regard
him result has yet been reached The junior
sOphOmOfe and freshman examinations begun yesterday
the juniors being examined Scholarship Letters"
by Prot. Drisler; the sOphOmOres Roman History
and Grecian Antiquities" by Prof Schmidt, and the
freshmen IN Rhetoric" by Dr. QuackenbrO. The
junior Greek prize and other examinations will begin
next Tuesday and conclude the following Saturday
The examinations of the students Of the College or the
City OF New-YOrk still IN progress. The Senior,
Junior Sophomore Freshman, aud Introductory Glasses
were examined yesterday, the first in astronomy, the
second 10 Spanish, German Latin and Greek, the third
ia English literature, fourth in medieval history
ana tie last In French, German. and Latin.