The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28
IN THE SCHOOLS.

GRADUATING EXERCISES IN THE CITY GRAMMAR
SCHOOLS REGULATIONS, MUSIC AxD DIsrR1-
BUTTON OF DIPLoMAs
In the female department OF Grammar School No
as in Twentycighth street, the Glass graduated
yesterday The exercises under the direction OF
N. L. Clawson, principal, and proved to be very In.
tercsting REGULATIONS by the leading members OF the
agrccably inerspersed by music and singing
The distribution OF prizes made by Mr.. Austin Alb
bott The following young ladies' graduated ;--Sophie
W. Bussce. Cora l. Buchanan, Mary l.. Costello Leila
Castelianos, Tonita Cascllsnos, Maggie T. Cowen,
Mary r. Caunt, Lottie II. Caunt. Alice D. Chamberlain
Emma ". Dodez Ella Dick, Maggie NJ. Devine, Nary
v. Fcency, Annie A. Hume. Eleanor H. Hayden Lizzie
Hamilton, Mary R. McEvoy, Prcslonia Mann, Francis
f. McNcilI, Charlotte Merritt, Annie b. Mcdonald,
Kate G. OConnor, Jennie L. Potterton, Lizzie B. Pur-
dy, AnnabelIc G. Reid, May |. Weir.
The graduates OF the female dcpar mcnt OF Grammar
School No - also held reception yesterday the
schoohouse, corner Of Sheriff and stanton streets,
under the direction OF the principal, Frances MUIR
ray The saiutatory address was delivered by Miss
Lizzie NJ shaniy. Readings and rectations were also
gwen by Miss Fannie Sachs Mlss Lizzie ". Hart Miss
Lizzie d. Smith and several others OF the graduating
class The graduates Miss Kate G. Fanyicr, Miss
Lizzie q. Fitzpatrick, Miss Lizzie NJ Hart Miss Maggie
l. 6. I.ndgren, Miss Mary A. Raymond, Miss Fannie
".
The closing exercises Of both male and female dc.
par,ments OF Grammar School No. A. we're held yes
tcrday A. The schoolhousc. vestry street. under the
direction OF Mr.. samuel Morchouse and Miss
Jane A. A. Ebbitts, principals The excr-
clses included classical ana poetcai readings
tees. The graduates were, III the mate department.:
Thomas =. Connolly, Aoram conn, Georse .Bowe,
samuel Levy, Belmont Kinstler, Moses Levi. Henry
Hyac, Walter Muller. William H. Rassman, Edward A.
Frazer. Peter Gray, John McNulty aud Bernard q.
Eggers and In the female class, Carrie Allison Jennie
Brton, L,zzie Geageu, Lizzie Lawlcss, Mary McManus
Sarah McGrew, Johanna Rciners and Theresa Rice.
The presentation Of diplomas TO the college class OF
&c, OF Grammar School No ~, female depart mcnt,
occurred yesterday At the schoorooms IN Alien street.
under the supervision OF G. Hopkins PRINCIPAL Tho
programme Of the exercises included singing reca-
and readings by the members OF the graduating
class. and choral singing The saiutatory address
ensciually delivered BY Miss Rachel Hart ana tho
vaedictory by Miss Fannie Kxntrowiz The prescnla-
tion Of diplomas made by Mr. William Wood,
President o. the Board OF Education. The graduating
class oilows:--Szrah Aaron, Mary Bcssling,
Augusta Bieefcd, Maggie Cummins, Title Fischer.
Pauline Fisher, Helena Gillespie, wilhemIna GILES.
Fannie kantrowilx, Mary KcnsinG. Rebcccn Lichtcn-
stein, Selma Lzgodznski, Jennie Moore, Lena Namm
Rachel Rosenstein Rosa Rich. Bertha siiverstcin
The female department OF Grammar school No 80 held
us annual commencement exercises yesterday At the
schooirvons Twenty eighth street. near Ninth avenue,
under the supervision OF MISS Clara ~ Edmonas, prin
cipal The programme vas most varied one, and cx.
cclcntiy well rendered The opening address WAS de-
lvered by Judge X. :. Laremore the saluatory
10y Miss Emily r. vriawfy and the valsd,ctory by
was made BY Mr. Henry Riddle, The CITY Experiment.
eht OF schools Mr.. William wood made an address
TO the graduates, wnio tine closing address was de-
versd BY Mr. John Cochrane Mr.. Austin Abbott
presided the exercises The graduates were
Caroline r. Alien, Amelia Barry, Emma A. Battcrman,
Annie Cassidy Frances Glow. Frances r. Duggan,
Louisa Floyd Frances A. Ford, Cecilia A. Francis,
Bertha N. furman Elizabeth ,Hsnnessy, Mary !. Hot
den, Caroline A Hurley, Martha X. James, Elizabeth
kccgan Annie 9. Klpg, Emily X. Aclaury, Emma A.
Muller, Margaret T. Murray, Mary n O'Donncli. Iiliie
J. Raymond, Frances Reilly. Caroline Strouse, Pnebe
wissmau.
reception BY the pupils Of Primary School No IL
given yesterday. under the direction OF Miss Mar
propriately decorated. and the programme through
out Was exceedingly well arranged and carried IL
consisted Of choral singing recltatons readings and
sddrcssss The opening address was delivered By Mr.
william IL NcAlpin, followed By speeches from Trus-