The evening world., 1888-07-16

District. have always been famous IN the
annals Of our FREQ educational system. The
bring them TO the front for excellence in
studies, attendance and department.
AN OLD SCHOOL.
No. 40 has sent class after class of bright
bows TO the College of the City of New York,
and hundreds Of No. 4O's boys have graduated
from the college with high honors. No. 40
near First avenue. where Primary School
No. % is now domiciled. Prof. David b.
Scott, Of the New York College, was its
famous Principal.
In 1865 No. 40 moved to its present nome
on East Twenty. third street. In 1863
George w. Harrison succeeded Prof. Scott
a. Principal. The class of 1869, forty-two in
number. every member of which was ad-
mitted into college. was the last class taught
by Mr.. Harrison before he became Principal.
ITS NOTED ~oRADuATEs
Among the graduates of famous No. 40
were the late Hubert o. Thompson, the late
Lawrence ID. Herman. and among the living
graduates are Civil Justice Lachman, Charles
M. Foster, partner of Henry Clews; ox-Civil
Super. ntendent OF Le Boutillier's store In
Fourteenth street Lawyer Wilbur Larre-
more, William H. O'Donnell,. journalist
Lawyer Henry Man. Lawyer Isidore Gray
oudin. lawyer, both stepsons of Police JUS
tioe .Kilbro'h; William Hayward, street.
cleaning contractor st. Gaudens. the young
sculptor; Judge P.Henry Dugro.of the Court
of COMMON Pleas. James Harper, Captain
IN the Seventh Regiment and Of the firm of
Harper Brothers, publishers Assemblyman
HaCan. William N. Motley. Wall street
broker BENJAMIN. George end Alfred Kirt-
laud, Wall street brokers. and many others
ceeded III their professional or business life;
There were fttv-three of No. 40's boys killed
in fighting for the Union.
Grammar School 70. 80 has sent hundreds
and hundreds of its fair daughters to the
Normal College, where o majority OF them
graduated with distinction. Many OF them
are now teachers in our public schools, and
there are numerous instances in which tho
daughters of No. so have welded the sons of
No. 40.
THE ARMADALEs.
The Armadale Association is one of the
many social organizations of the Sixteenth
Assembly District. IL was organized in 1874
and has had an annual excursion ever since
il was organized. Last year its quests mum
The .Armadales have an excursion next
month. The officers are; President, Will
lam G. O'Conner: Treasurer, John Dooley
Secretary, Samuel Z. Wilson.
A SELECT CLUB.
The Select Social Club" IL the name of
q new Sixteenth District organization. The
following are the members : George p. Nc
Cam, Gus Schwab. jr., Henry E. Bischof,
John B .Kahl. Henry V. Cantor. Robert Cluff
Fred W.. Reinecke, Henry Stoehr. ir.. Theo-
dore Jantzer, Fred Ldhrs, G. Frederick
Abendschein. Charles Arras. jus. Burgess,
Charles F. Fischer, R.. L.. Knopt. John A:
Disney, George Karme, Il. G.. Kessler, Al
schullinger, William Walker, Anton L.
Schwab. VIM. G.. Weymann, Henry
Schneider, Albert Safft, J. Lawrence
Murtha, jr.. VIM. II. Woods, Reinhardt
Kaufold. Jos. ]. Haupt,C Frederick Hofer-
berth, Chas. Lynch, Joseph McCann. Ru-
dolph Domschke. Ed A. Moss. Oscar Gold
man, W. F. Doerr, Henry Ref, VIM. Play
lor A. Sicily.
Then COME Ny Own Social Club, the
Maid Association and the Young Bachelors.