New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

friends OF the college, waA delivered by tbs Rev Dr.
William Ormiston, Of New-York His subject was
Education and Religion" Tho address 10 tho
Franklin Literary Society reunion WAS by
Senator Robert H. Alien OF williamsport, Penn. on tho
Life OF Benjamin Franklin" The Washington Liter.
airy Society reunion in Pardce Hall was addressed ~
the Rev. John J. Pollock, OF Ansn,own Penn. on Tine
In the afternoon were well attended.
BURLINGTON June 20 tSpeciap.-Ex Senator j. l.
Gilbert OF Malone, N W. delivered address before
the Associated Alumni OF Vermont University this
afternoon The exercises OF tho college
viii, take place tomorrow.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 29.-w c. p. Broken
ridge addressed the joint literary societies OF the uni
versty cf Virginia to-day. Tho magazine medal was
awarded to John Mosby. Tho celebration OF the JEFF
erson Society took place Knight Tho orators medal
was awarded to G. A. swanson. Of Virginia. and the
debaler's medal to George w. Anderson. of Georgia
DR.: W. b. Towes was elected 10 the chair OF anatomy
and Major Green Peyton proctor.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY
SARATOGA, June 29.-At the morning session
Of rho American Institute Of Homeopathy President O.
g. Runnets OF Indianapolis made the annual address. He
made several important atoms. among them
the ioliowIng That the Organon should have the rst
Curriculum should make provision for It's thorough
study that tho section plan; or as 'ucIe ssdSa
t ton for the Advancement OF Science
be adortea for the forwarding Of the work OF the ns
increase the usefulness OF the membership OF the inst
tuo.
CLOSING EXERCISES IN GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
American flags and buntin- decorated the
walls Of the girls Grammar School No. SO, In East
seventh ST. yesterday, and hung in fesoons from
the ceiling. The closing exercises occupied the forc
and attended by several hundred friends Of
the school. /. p. Chambers presided and ex.Jndge
Kelly opened the exercsss by reading from the Bible
In the OF the platform had been prepared,
from which the scholars delivered their recitatons
There forty-sx graduates from the school. and
forty OF the nambcr passed tho examination for
admission TO the Normal College. Many Of the grad
uates took part In the exercised Toward tho close
Eugene II. PonierOy distributed diplomas and John r.
Van Wormer made address to the graduating class
Tho Chambers gold medal for scholarship. designed By
Tiffany. and valned at $50 was awarded to Mar
gusrite Lambert, who received 95h per cent
in the college examination. To Ella NJ Sloan.
the yaledietorian. who received 95 Per cent.
awarded the gold medal presented by
Miss Kate NJ. Johnson, principal OF tho school
The seligman medal for scholarship was awarded 10
Theresa Brnnner, and the HOrntha medal FOR proncen.
oy to Margaret Morrison. At the close OF
the the visitors united with the school III slug
ing " Aud Lang Syne." an
Tic recepton-roOm In Grammar Schooi NO. %, IN
IVES; Fifty fourth-st was gayy decorated with flowers
aud igs honor OF the girls who were leavhg the
school and who took part IN the exercises DE- ward
portion OF Scripture and Mrs Dana Gang The con-
read Tho santatoy and Miss Minnie Bole the vale
dctOrian. In the afternoon Miss Annie N. Hoffman.
prime pal q the school, held reception. Among those
present Adoph sanger, School Commi ssoners
Lawson " Fuller. Trustee Treacy. Mr. Seligman de-
lvered the farewell address TO The class.