The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-31
MR.. BRUGGEMANS NO. HIGH SCHOOL NOVICHS.
Close of the Examinations
in the Grammar De-
partments--Th
Graduates.

The examinations for diplomas o
| graduation from the Grammar Schools
| which also entitle the successful pupils
to admission to the High School, have
just been completed. The result wa
most satisfactory and shows a higher per
centage of excellency than has been at
tanned in some time. No IL school sen
the largest number OF successful pupils
and No. 6 the smallest.
Charles A. Millington, of No. IL, ageC
fourteen years and five months, won thu
medal presented-by the principal of the
| High School for the best examination.
The following are the successful candi
dates -:
EXAMINATION FOR GRADUATION FROM
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
School No. George H. Linsley, princi
pal; Charlotte L. Ward, SO per cent.
James Brockhurst, Sc per cent; Emma r
Taft. SO per cent; Emma A. Roe, So pei
cent; Florence C. Perry, so per cent.
David Glucknan, so per cent, and Esther
Greenberg, II per cent. Total, z. -.
Agnes o. Reid, IS per cent. Alice A.
Young. IS per cent; Mary Warren, S4 pei
cent; Lucy G. Howell, 81 per cent
Bertha King, 81 per cent; Jennie w.
Clark, 81 per cent; George III. Leather, Is
per cent; Fred. Lowenstein, 20 per cent.
Fred. w. Clark, rs per cent; Eva L. Car
cent; Thomas P. McGinness, II per cent
William w. Lewis, 70 percent. Total, a.
School No, 81. H. Brensinger, "A. M,
principal. Harry A. Esterbrook, 81 pei
cent; Sadie M. Hoffman, IS per cent. ;
Harry Brooks, 81 per cent; Ida NJ. Jack.
son, So per cent; Daisie L. Higham, st
per cent; Louise +. De Hart, Sc per cent.
J1I1ra.on II ConCa az NOR can't . paU1ine
Hoeltze, SO per cent; Tessie L. Carlin; 81
per cent; Frederick c.. Rowland, 81 per
cent; G. Ethelyn Ewald, 70 per cent.
Total, IL.
School No. Edward Kelly, principal.
Jennie Shelley, 90 per cent; William H.
PAINTER, 90 per cent; William N. Camp
bell, 81 per cent; Peter N. Kane, sc per
Lulu Wedin, IS per cent; Lille S. Brown,
"a per cent; Edmund C. Carter, 81 per
cent: Laura B. MacEnerney. "a per cent.
Ida M. ~SchooDoven, So per cent; Annie
F. McDermott, 80 per cent; May l. Col
Inns, 10 per cent; Cora Hopkins, 78 per
cent; Emma L. Smith, rs per cent; John
Schober, rs per cent, and Hattie Jones,
School No. 81. W. wakeman, prin-
cipal. Frank Mack, Sc per cent; BERTHE
/. Campbell, SO per cent, and Ninetta A.
Cox, rs per cent. Total. 3.
School No. "A. 3. Guilford, principal.
Fred w. Pelzer, 81 per cent. Margaret M
Collins, Sc per cent; Martha E. Zoeller,
IS per cent; Edith E. Guilford, S3 per
Sophie j. Bosenot, 81 per cent; Title A,
D. Witt, 81 per cent; Agnes McWilIiams,
81 per cent; Minnie Peter, 80 per cent.
Rosie Scott, so per cent; Ida e. l.. Multi
gan, 70 per cent: George Frankenstein,
Is per cent; Harry r. Follmer. ~ per
cent; Henrietta Lutjen, rs per cent and
Arthur u. Hay, IS per cent. Total, Is.
Frederick A. Fischer, SO per cent; Alice
M. Hollingshead, IS per cent; George
Thoberson, rs per cent. Total, 3.
School No. 11-Wm. B. DuRie, A. B..
principal. John Apologize, 81; Clifford
Mellor, 81; John j. Connolly, rs per cent.
Total. 3.
School No. 11-Female Department
Miss Frances Soper, principal. Gertrude
Bushfield, "a per cent; Nettie E. Fur
man, go per cent; Mamie <. Finnegan.
SO; Eva e.. Runyon, SeSS per cent; Florence
Kimball, IS per cent; Grace N. Norris, SO
per cent! Laura J. M. Rich, Sc per cent. !;
Mary Allen, so per cent; Grace e. Meette,
80 per cent; Lillian M. Mitchell, 78 per
cent; Florence l.. Sanford. IS per cent.
Total, IL.
School No. PA. d. JoSlin, principal.
Charles A. Wilmington, 95 per cent. Agnes
Crawford, "a per cent; Emma Z. Sutton,
SO per cent; Etheldreda Il. Norris, SO per
cent; Joseph B. G. Brinckerhoff, 92 per
cent; Sarah A. Palmer, 80 per cent;
Annie T. Kelly, SO per cent; Edith j.
Wallace, SO per cent; George Price. SO
Martha Rowland, 81 per cent; Daisy r.
Taylor, 81 per cent; John ]. Voorhees,.
Jr., 81 per cent; Nellie A. Kennedy, 81
per cent; Sadie p. Godfrey, 81 per cent;
Charles Buraher. IS per cent. Leonard Ell,
Ferris, IS per cent. Margaretta L. Harty, "a
per cent; Harry b. McGown, 81 per cent;
Joseph H. milford, 80 per cent; Brad
ford Bumsted, so per cent; Ida Orr, 50
per cent; Agnes G. Scully, 10 per cent;
Alexander Morrison, Jr., 70 per cent;
Irving Underhill, rs per cent; Ella
Welsh, 76 per cent; Anna G. Leaycraft,
rs per cent; Ruth G. Potter. rs per cent;
Archibald r. Douglass, 75 per cent.
Total, 20.
School No. I'D. B. Kirby, principal.
Emma Klingenberg, 81 per cent; Charles
Fried, 80 per cent; May Walsh, S8 per
cent; Libbie A. Howes. SO per cent;
Jessie G. Weston, "a per cent; Jennie G..
Kooy, 81 per cent; Lauretta E. Horton,
70 per cent; Katie D. Van Pelt, 70 per
cent. Total, s.
School No. 1ECharlesS S. Haskell, A. M,
principal. William HI. Stone, 81 per cent,
OAh ~ 1917 w RSA NOAAAs AeL Z L.
Cooper. SO per cent; Eleanor J.. Tully, 80
per cent; Frederick L. Roy, So per cent;
George w. Harrison, IS per cent: Charles
j. Rickerich, 81 per cent; Harriet K.
Vreeland, So per cent; Anna l.. Darsley,
IS per cent.; Madeline NJ. Schnitzer, S.
per cent; Addie E. Packer, 81 per cent;
Anna Dorm, "a per cent: Charles L. O'Con-
nor, 81 per cent; William l., Crawford,
81 per cent, and Maggie Brouwer, 70 per
Total. Is.
School No. 20-J. G.. Rinehart, princi-
pal. Joseph w. Garrett, SO per cent.
Nettie Riegner, IS per cent; Edith Kay,
So per cent; Mamie Rinke, 81 per cent.
Total, 4.
School No. 21-Joseph H. Evans, A. NJ,
principal. Maggie #. Pendergast, IS per
cent. Michael r. O'Brien, rs per cent;
Bertha l.. Meyer, rs per cent; John b..
Hickey, n per cent; Julia l.. Murphy, IS
per cent; Helen c. Glib, rs per cent.
Total 6.
Total number examined, US; number
passed, 131.
What a Somerset (Pa.) County Man Thinks Of the lhyalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, located at Buffalo, X Y.
w. H. Miller, of Stoyestown, Pa, who has been
suffering for nearly g quarter of a century from
an affection of the Kidneys, resulting in the
necessity for a surgical operation, after consult
ing and being treated by a number of our own
doctors, as well as receiving the treatment aud
advice of some of the most eminent profess
sional men Of the land, finally became &C.
quainted with the above Institute, and their
mode and means of treatment. After due cor
respondence with the Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Associations the proprietors Of the Invalids'
Hotel, he was induced to visit said institution.
On arriving there, and after being fully ac-
quaiated with the abundant means they possess,
he lost no time in making the necessary arrange
meuts for the required treatment. After re-