New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-27
AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
CLOSING EXERCISES. THE GRADUATES AND THE
PRIZE-WINNERS

The closing exercises Of Grammar School No 90
boys department, were held in the principals room
yesterday afternoon. Patrick Carroll presided. On
the platform with Alexander MoehOuse. principal, sat
George s. Cornell, Henry Kopf, Frank A.
Spencer, Hugh Kelly, Philip Vissig Daniel
Patterson, Philip Benjamin. Mr.. Vincent and the Rev.
Mr.. Altman. feature Of the programme was the
violin and flute playing Of o. Walther and w. Ben
iamn. A selection for violin and two zithers was
performed by 0. Walther. t. Schumacher and l.
Schmidt Nineteen boys sang the wedding chorus
nom "LohengT1n." Samuel Barit, by birth a Rus
sianliebrew, delivered the valedictory address. His
subject wac " From Russian Sahara to an American
Oasis Young Bart has been In the school less than
two years, and in that time he has learned to read.
write and speak English Prizes. consisting of a num-
Der Of valuable books, given TO Samuel BART
Henry w. Tate, jr, Herman Spoerer and Oscar
walther. The Hornhal medal was awarded 10 Her
man Spocrcr for having attained the highest rank in
his class during the school year The class of 'Ol is
composed of Samuel BART, George q. Becker Andrew
II. Berger, Herman Fink, Samuel Fine Charles c.
Fuchs, tr., David CHASER, Max Glickman, Paul s.
Halpern, tr., Albert Hubener Samuel Jacobowltz
Alfred Pincus, Adoph Sandberg, Herman spoehrer jr
Emil s. stern. Henry w. Tate, ir., Joseph Weimer IT,
and Oscar Walther
The graduating exercises Of Grammar School No
IS. female department, held at the schoolhouse
at RlvngtOn and Lewis SIS. f. J. Murray is princlpa
The graduating class Is composed of Clara H. Cowley
Jennie Fuld, Minnie Goodman, Martha L. Hickman.
Rosa Klenman, Blanche Newman, Dora Ruhmann.
Rachel Rubenstein, Gertrude l.. Ryan, Amy Tevln,
Katie a. Wood and Cecilia Zipser.
The closing exercises of Grammar School No A.
were held in the principals of the institution No
80 East Twelfth-st The place was decorated with
hags and wild flowers. Dr. w. W. Walker chairman
Of the Board OF Trustees. presided. The address Of
greeting was made by Mile d. Dresler. Louise II
Cole read the class poem, and Ida L. Herbert
delivered the valedictory. An interesting pro-
gramme was listened TO with attention By a large
number OF visitors The Rev. Dr. Robert Collyer
addressed the graduates. The Gerard medals were
awarded to Henrietta f. Davtt and EstelIa Icrcy nv
James w. Gerard Tie honor students were Acno.
May Hunter, Marie Louise Alderman. Anna Katie
Berger. Clara NJ Chapple Jennie s Cottier.
Florence Z. Frank, Florence L. Frobischcr
Ida l.. Herbert, Annie Levy. Lucy p Lodge.
Elsie c. Mclius, Marguerite Amelia speckel and Mar.
garct Chester Wood The other members OF fine grad
uating class Lcttie b. Arnold Ivy Bogert Elizabeth
Bradley. Elizabeth A. Brady, Ella Angela Braman
Catherine A. BreSnan, Florence Burleton Loui.e II
Cole. May q. Conley. Henrietta E. Davtt Grace Dixon
Florence l. Doyle. Mile ID. Dressler. Agnes Mac
Dressler, Vera T. Douglas Bella Drnstader Ella Mabel
English, Matte GeDevieve Fitzgerald Helen j. Y. Frank
Alice Vivian Frey. Bertha II. Gamsey, Edith J. Hol.
brow. Ethel Hutchinson, Adelaide Johnson Florence :
Koeher, Louise Frances Koehler Emma Kohl Josephine
L. Latssa' Belle Louise Lorton. Selma Mamlok. Mar