New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
EXERCISES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
GRADUATES OF THE NORMAL COLLEGE AND vARI
Gus GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.

Gus GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
A dozen carriages drove up in the pou ring
Training School OF tho Normal College yester
rrn gng the girls to be graduated from the
school aud who dressed In white for the graduates
reception. After the carriages came wagons loaded
with flowers and messenger boys with bouquets that
almost concealed There iorty-two graduate
They seated bright before the platform, on
which the white haired Commissioner william Wood
presided with Miss Parses the superintendent, and
President Hunter. Beside thcm was the Rev Dr. Will
lam NJ TAYLOR who told the school that he had never
5 many brighter flowers. Flowers and their
perfume us said In ssing the graduates are as
necessary to each character and conscience TO
and The gardener cultivaes the flower, and
lie knows that II Perfect the Will be there
young ladies, II follow your conscences charao-
ter will never he wantn1" The entire school pArtic
patcd the exercises Music and singing were given
by children. and quotations from weliknOwn authors
by graduates. Thusnelds Irion rected selection
IN German by Schiller Other recitatOns were given by
samuel LIndeustein. Helen stettheimer. Blanche l.
Brandon and Henry We'll Duets the violin aud piano
were given by Gertrude Smith aud Nellie MoJL and
Jeanne Held AMI Martha Mayer The class poem. writ
ten ny Agatha Tuns. was read by sophie Heymann
Aftcrward diploma, presented ald addresses were
made by Mr. WOOL Pres dent Hunter aud Comnissl oner
The reception room in Grammar School No 80, OF
which Charles Gates /. principal w's decorated with
flowers Yesterday and the window. were hung with pas
krts Of Hover. Their wcr. !a,r'y ,srvgn scholar,
portion 81 whom VII GO to me College
OF the Cltv OF Ncw-YOrk Tue entire school
took part the William J. Turner was the
sautRfOrIan and the v.rGctOry was delivered by
Frank L. Davis. Trustee Euer-on FOl presented
metals to Walter unison, Daniel O'Reilg ana jerome
smith. aud d. W. W. Walker distributed diplomas 10
the graduates.
The opys' department OF Grammar school No 90 In
West yourtls held IL tBnth gra ia t)n exercises
yesterday Principal NJ. J. Elgis presided The school
was witt N" parents and friends OF The
and short programme WAS well gwen by lie
scholars There were nearly ni y grtduat-- James j.
h Hackett. francis smy 5h. jesse h. Carer Runtn
GOldmark, George J. Rressng and Brrkiey {. Austin
received medals Tor class schOarsnip Among those
present who ma lie drsrs were tue Rev. David Greg.
J. Seaver Page. Dewitt j. selgman and D. ". {.
Ward.
Miss Moshers girls department Of Grammar school
iienry-sr. held exercises yesterday IN
Od scnpOl building. the oldest ~ WORK Thir
teen girls were grldaaeL Trustee william II. Tnwnley
conducted exercises There was pretty design OF
flowers In the decorations comm 'inorating tie OH
school ana inscribed No. 2-lSll-ISS6." The bHIdug
Will torn down this su inner.
There fOrty-sevsn graduates this year from the
girls department or Grammar school No. 81 IN East
OF which Miss VI. c. Cornell IL princi
ual. The closing exercsrs or the school were he'll
Yesterday Tn-y attended by many friends OF the
school interesting programme was presented by
the graduates