New-York tribune., 1894-06-13
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| ,r,, so,.r,..-e,x'h commencement exercises "l
| ,t ~.yy-York Institution for IN" lnHuu''"" VI
| ~. Deaf ard Dumb began Monday evening WI"
| , r,o.rti,n to thr graduating class ana inc i1n'
| r , .,.. class i,,. bv Miss Ann T. Naidl'r I'D"
-.i.,.tin,, exercises were held yesterday morning
a. r chapcl of the institution. Sixteen young
! ,, and ia, vouug women were graduAtci' th'>
J ,,.re William : Abrams Hiram Black. J"hh II
| Hogan peter J. Herman. Georg" kr"k"'' - ''''i"
| i,ricchel3orC Morris Marks ana Banche i"""s
ei,lt vcars' course. John Goor John ). M'''NoS'
| Herman probst and Andrew Paul. supplementary
.,,rso. Archibald SicG. Baxter. Henry l'ett"'S
lame. + Britt Stanley Robinson \. BuTi''''
Smith and Miss Ann l.. Waiil"r. high class 'oGffe
The programme began with prayer by IN" Kew
Dr O;nllaudet followed by an address 10y th' I''S-
| don't the Eev C. 4 StOddard. The eNerci~c' 10y
| tbo pupils were conducted by the principal hno'h
Icurv Currier and consisted OF ESSAYS by Archbaid
Mel Baxter (sautatoryJ; \. Burlette smith
Henry Bettels. Stanley Robinson. John II. hogan
| and James f. Britt Valedictory; piano 500 pS
Miss Lucy a. Green: recitation In signs by MISS
Ann l. Waillcr and Illustrations Of the school
methods For the benefit OF the large audience the
essays wer, spoken by the principal at The same
tln, that they were given IN manual BY the pupils
The exercises by the primary classes ana kinder
garrn most interesting The thyme .,i ina ir
dear 10y the lamentcl Mother Hubbard fusay
cat. pussy cat where have you bcci, etc, VI
illustrated by cards, thrn sIrl''i WIN 9,
given by sign ana actuhHl spVk'i ny tiS & .h,,.
in various attractive ways did The children Ao"
their marvellous learning. An lHpIohIt" 20. W
Washington Bridge was drawn upon the phuoIlh
blackboard BY six yonng men who had seen ii'
bridge only once.
The Np-notion reading 10y the advanced class was
the most remarkable feature Of the proyraihWr. =
description OF Helen Hunt JacksOns grave. eutI'iy
new 10 the pupils. read by one oi the t"ich-
crs taken down on pads by the pupils ana then
spoken b.. them.
4 song I'm concerted signs. with vocal accom-.
panrncnt, WAS given, ana the report oi ~" annual
.afnipafion was read 10y Dr. G1.laudct ana pr an
Kenss.a,r I'm addition 10 the distribution of ccrtlii-
Gates ana diplomas. prizes were awarlrd as loiO"r.
I Itarr iu.r rHll
testimonial for superiority In srholarrhp ana 'htr
actrr q Stanley Robinson. who IL deaf. dumb ana
hind: Dcmllt prze 10 Herman Probst; Fr2ze!l
prz- 10 Archibald Mel. Baxter Alsiyne prize 70
iIenry Iettcls Gr'svenor prize TO Miss Ann !;
Wadlcr; Henry Jansen IIaight prizes to FRANK
Avens and Morris Marks. and other prizes 10 John
If Hogan John r. Losey William Konkel, Emma
T. Caddy. Iorenz Houscr. Hiram Hlack ~ Ells.
ir William Coiwcl. Peter Paticr. Elizabeth Nor
ton. Arthur Tzquerde Maud Gibbs; Ez1beth Andcr-
son Josephine Blaum. Jennie Bolender. 9nn j..
Waidler Morris Marks. Anton Suk, Samuel NJ.
cocks Louis Ha.owsky. Robert II. Anderson. Ger
trudc Turner william Long. jr.: Emma Blnman.
Ralph Iawton and Mabel g. Pearce: At the close
of the exercises luncheon was served In the institute
10 all the guests.