New-York tribune., 1878-06-28
GRAMMAR SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS.

EXERCISES AT SCHOOLS NOS. 3 AND 10.
A large number of the friends of the pupils
IN the male department OF Grammar School No. 10 at
tended the commencement exe cisesWcdnesday morning
After the reading of Scripture lesson by tho Rev. Dr.
Rodgers Of New-Jersey the sautatory address was
delivered by George f. Keuuey, which was followed by
songs and recitaons by the graduating class The semi
annual certificates, numbering 259 distributed by
Mr. williamson principal OF the school The average
exemplary conduct presented by Mr. Earle one OF
OF the former trustees OF the Fifteenth Ward, TO
Thomas f. Hogan and George p Butler. The Hayes
medal for general scholarship was presented to George
T. Kenney, and superintendent Henry Kidde presented
diplomas 10 twenty-four members OF the graduating
class nine OF whom PassSG Lhe M Tor inc the
BOARD of Education, addressed the school The Vsedc
tory address was made by George p. Butler
1be aDnual commencement Of Grammar School No. 3.
female department was held Wednesday The guests ap
pauded the selections OF vocal ana music
ISybtch tbe programme included, with the compost
t,op read by Miss Katie Brown and the vale
dctory Grafton delivered by miss % Jennie van ordgn
Gates. accompanying the presentations Win an adGess
A. j. Mathewson. In his remarks, awet upon tne @
the following young iadles'
An Katie s9gstadeF 4he Ea1 sTa Tlna a1s fS5s g.
BoaTn BossTt s4g ISRno @SDono9eh Lille Van oden Jennie
Brown. Kate MoiaSgapI.,, agp.,ha ah0o wallace Emma
Grosjean Elvira Reid, Marion Webster Louisa NJ
To Miss Katie Brown was presented the Wilson
scboarshp with the highest percentage IN the e1am
ided nv sddresses from President Wood, Al. Mathew
| snn Henry DAYTON and William II. Grey. -
Tine commencement exercises al Grammar scnOOl NO
I q Yesterday were well attended. Henry Dayton con-
ferred diplomas upon the following graduates william
ri Addckes Charles w. Briggs, Louis Il. Deveau John
! i Finn, John O. Martin, William II. Reppke, William
| l. Scott Addresses made by Henry Dayton Hnd
| John HOWley. The valedictorian was william H.
Between five and six hundred little boys and girls,
ali neatly dressed the girls wearing blue bows on ner
dresses and each little boy provided win a. 1reth
bOuquet I'm his butOnhOle took part In the cOsnE e1,
ercses OF the primary department OF Grapmar schooi
No 6g Yesterday The exercises began with an anthe
sung by the children Dialogues, recitatons SOLOS,
ch0ruses and caisthenc performance were gwen. Az
the close of the exercises James r. Cunning ana joel w.
MasOn-schOO trustees-dstributed the prizes 10 MISS
Maggie Manning was given silver medal Tor geheIal
| excellence handsome books were awarded 10 Lydla
Wolfe and Jennie HOusman, and James X cunning pre-
seuted book as a ift from himself TO Nelson CuODery,
as being the only boy IN the district VINO recelVeu
100 Der cent In all his studies Semiannual certhcates
were given $50 Of the children for general improve
ment In their studies. a., do, A., d.
General siegel awarded diplomas 20 the graduating
class at the Commencement exercises OF Grammar
School No 60, yesterday Emma Bunker, Julla Berti'
Anna sienes, Julia Lpps, Jennie Evans Iheresa
Julia King, Annie Chtquidden, Lille Rogers lhilan
Merrill, Reina LOngstreet, Maggie Wilkes, Se9THe
Grove, Willie Hutehings, Willie MnOr' LOUIS ihh
DOven, julius Erbendrecher, John kelly, Alte1 ASH
field composed the class. Emma j. Bunker and george
| A. Grove received gold medals for good schoaTsnp'
! and Lillian b. Merrill a similar token for anlabhlty'
Miss Thurber the principal OF the Female department.
! was presented by her pupils with toilet bo1'