The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30

conjunction with M. CHARLES Hauschon An az
dress VAS tAen mace 20 tls "a fence by JuAu5
Katzepberg, Chairman 81 the Board 81 schooL
Trustees. An opening hymn was then sung ~
the pupils, foIowec 81 ! chorus, "Aprl,r Con-
cone. Miss A1nle Gunson then gave rec IT,
ton, "Ihe Curlew,l' u Wnich she ehctted aniFef-
sal applause A SOLO '.ihe jewish Maiden,h BY
Kuecken, was sung ~ Miss Mary scaFls0ricG. a
chorus followed, Abps 'Mrslc of the Meadows"
sung by an the pupils. scouts piece, blanche
OF Devonn came neNt. u was rec,ted
by MAS Leonora Gyles MISS Ida Duryea
sung tne SOLO, "Loye's Request Relchardt.
ing Presenceu Gra6en- aonman. Misses Ammo
Gunson and Carrie heimDardinger tnen favored
the audience vita duet entiJled zine Rose and
the Nightingale, y ~ Aor. Iwo reci..aGAons, one
a solo followed ana then the award OF medals
took place. Grammar school NO. Is secelVeG
eign teen. Addresses were delivered by several oh
the school Trustees, after which the exercises
were closed BY the singing Of the DoAoiogy'
FORT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
The Commencement OF the Fort Washington
Frenca and English Institute, l71st street and
Kingsbrdge ROAD, took place yesterday afternooH
before a very select assemblage, mostly friends %
tile pupils IN tue school. The following was thot
programme =
Prayer sy me Eey SIMPSON rector Iaryngtpn
vale L Freyost y. RutV. :. smith, 10 Paphlon IN
IN aisceusne6us Priere 'EcoIe. r. smisn Socess y
Eenard K Duke sif aoneles Poa Ia TeeSesa
Maman, DIE Jahreszeiten. GGelana (MazurEal, Lett
terer Felina tRedowal p anu L. Iotans y; Drt emf
et 10 Pot de Per. Frelschuz, AbertP Castnne1a, -
Doyale, Il Provost, Il Mathey L. Connolly he beI3t
Of shnndon, lie Chateau nc Cartes. Aida NMarscAl A,
the Llfe OF Columbus Wsnderlied. Auccest
Polka, Ketterer-J. Iovale. r. Castanela. uNef~
ture. .fancred, kussni-P. Castanets, L. hhthey.i
j. Dovaie. =; Rutty La Cnarite Die Bsuern und DC ri
Amtmann, GolGen Leaves, Egghardr--J. Doyae; l-f
Mathey, Horatns Dor Alpenaeger, Le cor Fete Mia 4
aire, Jackson--l Mathey, 4 Castaneda Home, 2weS q
Home, Osborne-F. Rutty. r socarras, En- Ayant B.t
Luazo, L. Socarras Ion Lesmes Ell Marques Qalogo) 4
Notturno. zimmerman--P Castaneda y. Perkiussl
Spndler-J Dovale X heckscher. II Mathey, Z. Castaa
neda, Exercises by tho Glass OF IeIegrapny.
Interesting addresses were then delivered bpl
the Rev. DR.. Braun ana Mr.. II. y. Perkins, aiteri
winch Rev. Or. Braun Distributed prizes 80 iot-
lows:-
-Boarrers good conduot-First prize, r Case
tnneoR; second q. Cataueo thlrG, y. DoNaie hoheoS
able mention, y. Hunting and II aOcHtfar.
JuNloRs-Good cOnduct-trize, j. smith. Honorable
mention X Duke and y. Connolly,
sKNloRs-Day scholars. good conduct-Flrst prize ~
Rutty; second, ~ AopkinA Honorsbis mention, -
jackson.
JuSloRs-Good eonduct-Prize. ". Green. HonoraDlei
mention, y Lynne. -
prze, j. Hunting; second prize, DOv9ie. Honorable
mention, r. soearrns, " Hopkins, a. heckscher
MATHEW rICS.-Fri1e j. LoYals. Honorable menuonr
A. bookseller.
The exercises all passed or very pleasantly, the
performances 81 inc piano being excellent ana
All the Tscltatons ID the different languages good,
but the two special features were tile orgnat
\ essay, by Master j. Dovsle, AUD tine defamation
/ o! the word Tor sale,r by Master Berthe Per$
kins. Tire institution Is now tWenty-one years OF u
4 ana SIN nourishes under the management 81 Ne
Y. Provost, his sons ana several able assistants.