The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-27

number had to go away, being unable to
gain admittance.
The stage was tastefully decorated with
flowers and notices suitable for the occa-
sion.
The programme opened with an overture
by the Waldenmeyer Orchestra, followed
by a chorus Happy and Light" by the
school. After which prayer was offered
by Rev. w. NJ. Mullenix, Of Grace NJ. E.
Church. The ESSAYS by the young lady
graduates were as follows:
Odds and Ends--Rose Brogan.
They Say-Edna Clary.
My Mind to Me Kingdom Is-Minnia
Ross.
Butterfiies-Luu Soaring.
Food--Susie Stine.
"Aftcr'-Eya Troy.
The class acquitted themselves with
honor, and the friends of the young ladies
showed their appreciation by many and
handsome floral offerings. The valedictory
was read by Miss Edna Clary, and, like her
essay, attracted especial attention.
Mr.. W. II. Waters, President of the
School Board, made short but very ap-
propriate address, after which he presented
the diplomas to the smiling young gradu-
ates.
OIt VI ille pheasant features Ol lne eve
ming was the extra fine music rendered by
Prof. Waldenmeyer's Orchestra, under
the leadership of Prof Feline. The
singing by the pupils was fully up to the
literary part of the entertainment
The Alumni have invited their friends
| to be present at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight
and partake of the festivities prepared for
them
HAMILTON.
Policeman EgglebreCht captured beau
tiful red bird yesterday.
John b. Hickman, of Cincinnati, is reg
istered at the Phillips House.
Miss Ida NJ. Glover and Miss Lizzie
Grimes returned home last night.
The Hawthorn Society gave a picnic yes.
terday, that was highly enjoyed by all who
participated.
Julian Smith, Jacob Lorentz, Johnny
Fisher, VIM. Millikin and John Carpenter,
took in the Queen City yesterday.
J. d. Smeitzer will put up prescriptions
and deal out drugs to the needy at J. c.
Schwartz's drug emporium, on High street
| Mrs. Davis, Mrs. s. A. Campbell, Mrs
Anderson and James Rilev, left for Delphi
Indiana in reply to telegram announcing
DR.. A. Smith Yesterday received, direct
from the West Indies, two large Spanish
lily bulbs. They are very rare, and the
first shipment of the kind ever received in
Hamilton.
| Mr.. Ed. O'Brian, of the firm of O'Briar
Bros, carriage manufacturers, will lead tt
the hvmeneal altar next Tuesday eveninG
Miss Elliot, the beautiful and accomplished
niece of Mrs. James Beckett
School Board-The Committee on Text
books recommended, first, that in the
intermediate Grade bookkeeping be sub
stituted in the place of geography; second
that the course of study for the Higl
School be as follows Ninth Year, Grade
D-First t'Tcrm-Latn, PLY sioogy, Algebra
Second Term-Latin, Physiology, Algebra
Third Ternn-Latin, Botany, Algebra. Tentl
Year, Grade C-First Term-La'n, History
Geometry; Second Tern-Latin, History
Geometry; Third Term-Latin Botany
Geometry. Eleventh Year-Grade B-Firs
Term-Latin, Physics, Arithmetic; Secont
Term-Latin, Physics, Algebra; Third Tern
Latin, Botany, Geography. Twelfth Year
Grade A-First Ternl-Latin, Physica
Geography, Constitution; Second Term
Latin, Physical Geography, Rhetoric; Thirt
Term-Latin, Botany, Literature.
The following is the corps of teachers EN-
ployed in the Hamilton Public Schools 70
the schoOl-year 1880;