New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

CLOSING EXERCISES AT VARIOUS GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
The large hall of the Normal College build
ing at sixtyeighthst and Fourthave. was graced by
tue presence large gathering yesterday afternoon
the occasion being reception OF the Female Depart
nens OF the Grammar Schools Of the Nineteenth Ward
which began at p. m. Twelve hundred of the school
children were present besides about 1900 visitors. The
Hon. Richard Kelly conducted the exercises. Among
those present Peter Cooper Messrs John j. Mack
lin, Jonathan o. Aston, Ferdinand I. Hopkins, and
julius Katzenberg of the Board of Trustees. Judge
Larremore, Commissioner Beordsley, Superintendent
Riddle President Hunter OF the Normal College, Wini-
fred Connolly, Principal of School No. Is; l.
o'Connell johnson OF No. 81, salome Purroy Of No.
IS, and Ellen X. Drew Of No. 80, and others.
The programme consisted Of sslutatOry by Miss Agnes
NJ Hayes OF No. a., valedictory by Miss Laura Opper
of No 49, composition Past Present, and Future"
by Miss Manuea King of No. 49, beside numerous recta
TONS solos, duets and chOruses Between the render
ing Of the and second parts Of the programme Peter
Cooper address, and before the rendering OF the
valedctory superintendent Riddle presented diplomas
TO the following graduates:
Grammar school No rs.ssrh Mason Katie oDcssen JUL,
Peclwe Maggie Leah Hornth Losse Egge Selma Dinke
spiel Beekvth Emma Helbun Annie Smm fenia KenpDe
Del: V Ba: sn M Agnes Ra Bs as ssssa
Agnes Barr. AS Er9y M; Ioa &; k.s M H5S
Cure Emma K %.% &c Shannon SsG;pn Age;
berry, Cordoba H. DOnconr Mary Sheridan, Mary a. Fall, Ellen
Grassr1ar School 6SBeene Ahreabeumer Alice Bolton.
Kate Busca Deborah A. Frost Olive 3. Gwynne Annie A.
julia holy EsyD Holly Emma WELL ks1 sS1s kT.l ns2
laura sS'f Opel pssf I'D se.liqs
Della F,9ee Emma GideIslssrs Lillian Ha.eit Frances
Levy Mary Lehy Kate LeahJ Sau and Bsi
tina Riebnan.
Mr. Riddle in presenting the diplomas made an ad-
to the graduates expressing the hope that the
same success would attend them through their
IN the Normal College, to which they were TO be nd
mitted. Mr.. Riddles address was followed by the
presentation Of prizes, as follows:
Cod Of the standing pupil,
scsy and Emma s. s, soG Of No. G s n
'sa @ s'ss1 oissd' Mari a' f.s
SIS Annie Hardy JUL, PecfEe K ODonne Of No is and ASns
Kuger Josephine sum Mary Leahy HersOn Sophia Morrison
Francis HOeriih, Bertha Rehnan Of No so.
Addresses were then made by Commissioner Patter-
son. the Rev Mr., schrOT Of Bombay, Severn D. Moul-
ten. ana otbers II
The Female Department OF Grammar School No 4? had
It's closing exercises at 1890 yesterday at the
schoohOuse in Aleu-st Hester In the course OF
the exercises Goethe's "ErlkoDig" was reced, and
the se
dctory address. Remarks were made by Superntend-
uon, DR.. A. S. Hunter, and the Rev. MI Phelps Follow.
ing are the names Of the members of the graduating
class:
Cr.sord NJ cs.te NJ UoheH 4 Duff B. d.a n acDe%ost +
P1u6 Roosevelt " Rosenths, b. Stall Sehulu Thorn
ton A. Woodstock. $50
The graduating exercises OF thief emale Department
o. uratnDar Sotool No. "a held yesterday at the
scnool Duudlng In Broomest. In the programme were
solos, ehouses recitations, Dialogues exhibition in
and representation OF the "Jarley's
Waxworks." This latter. III which five young ladies
took part, was well carried out and excited much mer
rment Addresses were made by Messrs W. o. Bourne
j: W. Creation and A. j. Case Mr.. Case presented III.
piomas TO the following graduates:
Emily Smith, Bell, Poaier Taylor N HOrnsen NJ Rutes
B. Wheeler s. Tice. and Ella GsraSer.
The graduating exercises OF the Senior Glass Gram
mar School No 10 were held at the school house In
WOooterst near Bleecker, at yesterday. Among
those present were Henry Riddle. Superintendent Of
Schools; Z: d. Earle, who presided Ksieosj Mervary
Glars r. Coleman made the opening address and Minnie
May Cook the vaedctOrian Tne Earle prizes were
won by Meta nj. Ragel, Lucy A. Gardiner, Louise Ii.
Delaporte. Maggie A Shields. and Katie g. Colburn aud
the Girard medals by Hannah A. Mcbride, and ate r.
Glennon Below are the Of the graduating cass
Jsoae Collins. Minnie r. Cook Katie Coburu Cisra Cole
Louise DpOrte Katie r. Geunon Lucy A. Gardner Rnns
Co.'s kvis Ham Meta ksse, Emma 1. Hollis McCsbe
Quot hsissa Qaane Maggie A. shields Dora hunor Ssysh
A, smith, bosie " sto0o and Lisxe A. Stsetpoe.
The closing exercises OF the Primary Department OF
Grammar School No Is were held school
house Ia Fortiethst near Eghthave They consisted
OF songs recatons and tablsaux Addresses were made
Walter Carter. JaIuos X Coming and others. Certin.
Gates were given TO iOo scholars.
The semiannnal distribution of diplomas and certd-
cates among the members Of the Male Department of
Grammar School Nc. 81 occurred yesterday afternoon
Speeches were made by the Rev. Messrs. Flagg Vail
School Trustees. The presdiDg officer was u. Ii.