New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-27

class small and was as fSoT ps,s May zOSs!
a. A''' David, Teresa NJ. Reyes, Henrietta n
Lyons, Lillian Kerr, Isabella sheehan and An
r,Ises Rotations, quotations and solos was
gwen three numbers deserving special mention:
rrr rISs da Wreath Of roses selections from The
poets by the graduates ana posture re atiI y
pleasing pink white. purple. cream, red and blue
we're the colors worn by the six girls, and IN ther
y ,1n Ths SCHOOL was
Justice Boe. chairman OF the trustees OF tne foura
Ward, and Commissioner Char'e' l." n0'F VINO
lanes Fl. Walsh awarded the medals and prizes
as follows For hghest ged medal to Nav
Zobel: for excellence In German; Bolte goid mccall
70 ION Mari Miss o1noIiS to Marie G. Phngster from the
principal. silver medals for scholarship to Theress
Keves Silver medals were awarded by the teachers
OF the various classes for scholarship and aePor!.
ment Jennie Stapleon Hor!ense MGaoacn' NI,s
OConnor Carrie Behler, Eta Kahn haue Ma
i9ney Hattie ay Psa. L sIe Goddard Rose Hart
man Jennie stapleton. Annie Abrahamsi cine cine
Peters Ida Richter. Josephine Peters ana Meme
OConnor.
AT NO 90 IN CHRYSTIE-ST.
The closing exercises Of Grammar School No a.
a, No 100 Chrystle-st were held yesterday ar'er'
noon. programme Of music, quotations and reci-
tatlons was given by the pupils. The salutatov
was delivered by StanIslaus Tuchman' ana me
va.edictory by Louis A. Sable. Certificates were
distributed By the principal AieNahaeI 10 bsvIrs
been composed for the occasion by rs arsS 81,
George F. Brisow Charles b. storer ADDRESSED ,'. ne
graduates and presented god medal 70 LOUIS A.
Sab:e the Hornthal medal FOR general excellence 70
Stanslaus Tuchman gold medal Tor Inc sane IN 70
Isaac Pinsner, and twentysix pres gNsn o WE
teachers to their pupils. These were mostly DOCKS
The graduates were
Isaac b Barenkopf Jacob Erm 'lne'or william H.
F.,zsirnmons Arthur W HafNer Elias A. L'e" Lou'
A. Sable Leon schwartz. Louis N. Block Jacob f'nNea
stein John GrccnbuR Nathan Jelin Harry Neh'e'0Hn
Jacob g schapiro and stanislaus ruchman
EXERCISES AT NO 49,
The closing exercises Of the male department OF
Grammar school No 49, at No. 3ii East Four
t.onth-st were held yesterday morning. LOUIS
A,n,sborne. David A. Swick and Maurice l." Aei'
lerma yer had successfully passed the eAaihlhau'n
for admission to the College 81 me CIS -, % go
York, and were awarded certnersrs; nnmber 81
bovs in the school was said 10 be j75. The large
M tbe bows having large nnfurled flag placed
their sieqhI Ssee99ns p pna fnct he
cxerctSes being Arthur J. sheldon, LOUIS NJ
Lyman. George salzmann. p F., k3eGmrn pbno
Mathews Jerome C. Jackson Leon G; Orleans y.
Greenwad, j. sohreiner, Jacob Lind j. Sch%lea .I
patrick I Ryng and the yaledictorian. Louis up.
nietnn Addresses were delivered by the presiding
oficer Hiram Merritt; chairman Of The tTusters o Of
The Seventeenth Ward, and William {. hess p'h'
cipal OF the school. - ,...
The closing reception OF the girls department
| ~ Grammar School No. ~ was held Yesterday
forenoon The graduates did not have speG ,n.
J nroninence no salutatory nor yaledlctory pelns
delivered. and no prizes awarded Hiram Mernt.
| scbool Miss Jeanette Hsmill. one OF the elass
| ~ 81 addressed the graduates. Their names were
| as follows:
Fsteile Appel Irene @ Carney. Matilda Gerhari' apr'
,nirv Mabel o.Dea Frances A. Otto Louise X schuIa
rt.resa NJ Beck Harriet Cohen. Jeanette Hamll saran
Monfr,.d Ellen A. oGrady. Chistine C. seharer Ms'aa
| :. schneider and Matilda A. Stucke.
long and interesting programme or reGi,son; ~,
and songs was given by the girls OF me 1.ts 'i
Sroaes A either duet by the Misses Annie Gran any
Margaret schneider, piano solo by Miss F9renss
Traub and violin and piano duet ny me cS an
ioTed The most pleasing feature Of the progrannlns
was physcal-cuture drill by twenyloun our, I'D sn5
girls The exercise accompanied by music, Guy
| ihe movements OF the girls were both graceiu AN'
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