New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
DIPLOMAS AND PRIZES.
COMMANDMENTS OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
A NUMBER OF YOUNG STUDENTS GRADUATED
YESTERDAY.


uridger Agnes Burns Annie Cohen. Ethel DAVIS.
Mary A. Close Mary Butler. Catharne GorInley'
Theresa Healy, Margaret Jones 'harlot'e 'o''"
SON Ida Kamus. Carrie Lee. Teresa u. MOTIFS
Fannie Mason Ellen Macfnrland, May Moh'soi"-
CRY Mabel Chais Amelia Rosenberg. Margaret
Riordan. Paulina schmitt Florence v Sii''h'
Ruth T. Seely, Agnes Walsh and Lulu WILSON,
The Van ArsdaIc prizes for scholarship were
awarded to Lizzie Brennan and Minnie 'h'iS.ie'
The yaIedictory was delivered by the former MISS
Annie Cohen was the saiutatorian
Otber selections were given by the schooi IN
Unison and by Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Ruth L.
ec-elv Miss May Butler Miss Catherine Gormley'
the Misses schmitt Miss Ida Kalmus ana MISS
charlotte Johnson The address to the graduates
wa. by Commissioner William J. Van Arsdaie'
AT SCHOOL NO. g.
Tho graduating exercises Of the class Of "a Of
Grammar School No. 62. at one-hundred-ahu-niN
sevcnth-st and Courtlandt-avc.. wcre held yester-
1av morning The following pupils were 6rauu-
atcd: - r,o
Harry T. Clews John Fraser william E F,rSer
James j. Judge. Charles W Mayer Mert ns. bL'gS
& Annie RSuhiman, Kate NJ Loebe Eora Manu-
Hianche : Mycr. Annie f.. Obaz, kate a V"'"''
i5mv r. Yogt and Sadie a. Woolley
The programme consisted OF exercises Dy the sI'u
mates and members OF the school as io''o"S, ~
WORT Arthur Hoffman. John NcSi, Minnie llNeI
t,n, puttlinger. Annie II. Clews. Franklin l.. wal
".
r. Richard H. Fenker August Paul ana h'''"
PAYNE The sauatory was given by Nl'I'""
Fraser The valodlctorian was Charles w MHSr''
and his address we'll delivered. lie receiver INC
Reale silver medal and about hfy prize DOCKS "e.'
dis,r,buteI among the pupils Remarks were made
-. 49, po,. George n Mayer AMI Trustee William
Hogg. and tho graduates were addressed ny '"e
Rey. W r McElvcen.
EXERCISES OF 40. II.
Tho graduates reception Of the class Of - Of the
,oale denartunent OF Grammar School NJ a. al 80
400 East Eighy-slxth-st. was held yesterday "''r,
noon IN the school hail. which was decorator WIN
flags and flowers An opening address was ur"NF'V'
by l.. NJ HornthaL This was follower pS NUS
hv the Rows Orchestra, and then the sa'u'a'orih".
1f,rrv Herman. delivered his message. The nsua
nroyrarme OF musical selections. Rotations ana
dri,,s was well given indian club exercises %
Icsse and Morris Myers and dumhDell cr"I W
me grnlua,e. were specially interesting The val
edic,ory was delivered by Simeon Strunsky Inc
graduates Were; a., -
Henry Philip Aichcle. E!warl r. Blake. Rudolph
c. Banchari julius b.uhr. Edw@,l Bnrck FrPnG
Joseph 6 no@p GTTEse ~ nser Thomas
ciohzaiez ch4rlc5 Gr3s1man H EMn 5p,
iins Isaac Jones Charles H. knann. DAvlI N"v
icnzer Harold a. Kellock Max .: FIJI Ih.i'' n
I1ewenb lum. Louis II Lrwens,eln leo Md"I , ,'',
Franklin McNaugnt NinSm J ssopuel opp@n
hcmcr, E5mund j. REYNOLDS William knod1s M, M
bert II Kibci Herman ~ s,TamsEy siames
Waiirc" Felix We'll, Waiter We'i' S''h'' ""'''
Leo Wyler
NO. SIS INTERESTING PROGRAMME
The closing excrciees Of the female department
Of Grammar School No. 81 at Rivington ana LOWS
so took place Yesterday morning. IN interest,"
ing programme OF music anl declrmn'i"n' was
clven a special feature being the call ~ tho ron
" honor Of about five hundred pupils 20 "h'"
semi-annuaI certificates worc given Tie sAl"''-
totan was Miss Mamie stein and the V"l'H'''o-
rian Miss Bella Horn spirited Dialogue on
"Woman's Rights" given by the graHnh'cs'
Inspector benjamin Elumenthal addrersrI Inc
cIoss and presented the diplomas Cold medals VIC
given to me salutstorian anil IN" vnl"1l'lorl"''
The school was addressed by ex-Super'nt"hl 'h'
Jones and Maurice Blumenthal. The graduates
were follows:
ence pufiv Maggic Donrelly Bella Horn. loretta
Honman. Katie Kat Eya ioewenthai Sarnh , Non
Parlin4 Friedman. Lillian Grossman. Annie Men-
ringer AGNES Mahoney. Katie Mordah; ,s aHlirr
stein Minnie Stein. Katie Lang and Elizabeth
Schwartz.
A BIG CLASS FROM 40. 50.
The nineteenth annual commencement Of the male
department OF Grammar school 40 -. at on"-nnn-
drei-and- thirty-fourth-at ard Ienox ave. was held
YESTERDAY afternoon IN" hall wa clihoratey deco
rated with flags ana flowers. conspicuous among
the decorations being to drum that was carried by
the boys - tho school on Evacuation Day. ss' ana
the flag that was won at school bazaar by the
largest number Of votes. An unusually larg" class
was graduated The list as follows Robert n
Adams Henry $. Ashmun. Harry @. A,%atGr, WI
Niles s Rabbit Maurice BandIer Irving n itrls"'
Sdney Brunei irNS T. T"m fa% EIwSrI Ec
ccsine Frank Emendorf Charles +. rrrhtnnn
Csr@n t TdSe TpeTh w"I@r 81 GbcrG Ferry
r. Goodwin; Acton Hii. Elmer i. Harris, Arnold
K Ksunan W Masdn 'E L fSPn d@an = Lana
William G I.ndsey. naumenn Love Leon le
Hugh Mcdonald. Gcorgr H. Moore Ernest Mcrwin'
David /. Mniikln, Arthur s Meyer Hyam Nathan,
lie Refs. Clarence Robinson Frederick NJ Stseyes.
Ro6ert sw SfT" se,e Ar'n Wor S" amptea an
strstion. Edmund Tann"hill Charles TannehilI'
% %sr AH MS,'ST' wise o john f. W@ox r"r, T.
Wilcox. Mannerre +. Young
Of 'T ,h@ Tw Vs War presided and The exercises
consisted Of music and regulations The salutHt9ry
toran Irving Llnwood Camp, He received The
oReilly gold medal for The highest rank in the the
highest college examination The Other medals ana
prizes sTsr M as IL So sec mSil RraG G
to Harry l.. Reeve: watch charm, for scholarship.
'D me second grade to Arthur L. HOVE The d
plomas were presented by Mr.. Whalen and the
son n. Fuller.
NO CAS- CLOSING DAY.
The large hall OF Grammar School No. g. at one
hundred "A nd fourth At. and Amsterdam-ave. was
lavishly decorated with the Stars and Stripes and
a profusion OF flowers yesterday morning II being
the annual commencement Of the class Of -. Will
lam T. Stllings. Of the Board OF Trustees. or the
Twelfth Ward. presided Choruses by the school
were sung In a pleasing manner, and Rotations
were well given by Frank Goodman. May Gb'On,
Anna slater Elsie Everson. Ralph Campbell. Emma
Raitens Walter Lewis and Alice linrrison A
tambourne drill by ten t,le girls In white dresses
and wearing corsage bouquets was a pleasing feat
ure.
A recitation in unison was given 10y the graduates
and q weli-execued drill bv the school companies
under command Of Captains Al.ne Hart and Thomas
Burns Muskets and Japancs, umbrellas were usrd
IN the dril, by each company. song with banjo
accompaniment. by Wlllle Eldincer: had hear'y
recall The Stilllngs god media! for the highs
average was given TO Eyangeilnc Keys; the 5iilngs
gold medal for the highest Normal College exam,
nation to Alice Mcguire; the Geddis gold melal
for the hlghes, city College examination 20 Robert
Dbble Addresses to the graduates We're Delivered