New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES.
MANY RECEPTIONS BY GRADUATES IN
THE GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
REGULATIONS. MUSIC AND ADDREssEs-AwARDs OF
PRIzEs-MAYOR STRONG TALKS TO
SCHOOLBOYS.


The reception of the graduates Of the class of
1919 OF Grammar School No. q. Miss Helen NJ.
RAINING. principal. held in the schoolhouse.
Lexingon-ave. and Observation-Disclosures. yes
terday morning. Trustee John Whelan presided.
trustee William Z. Stillings presented the diplo-
mas and the Rev. William c. Billings delivered tho
address TO the graduates Miss Nettie Samuels was
the va,edctorian
The graduating exercises OF the class OF 95 Of
Grammar School No IS. Nos. 10 and Il East one
Observation-Disclosures. OF which William b.
Friedberg is principal. were held in the school
house Yesterday. There varied programme,
consisting of vocal and instrumental music and ad-
dresses. Trustee Antonio Rasines presided. FL
ward y. Steers presented the diplomas and Con-
gresham Philip y. Low Delivered the address TO
the graduates The salutatorian was John B Tai
mage, Jr and Edgar r. Cook was the valedictorian.
The male department OF Grammar School No. 81.
William A. owen principal. held Its graduating
exercises yesterday morning In the schoo!house'
Lexingon-ave. and Ninety-sixth-st. Trustee Robert
r. Steel presided and distributed the diplomas. and
School Commissioner Charles f. Waterman de-
livered the address 10 the graduates
The reception OF ten graduates of the male de-
partment Of Grammar Scnool No. 46. ST. Nicholas
ave. and nehundred-a and fifth sixth-st. Abner b.
Holey principal held in the schoolhouse yes
terday Trustee John Whalen presided George +.
jackson. VI. D.. school Inspector. presented the
diplomas. and the Rev. Henry ID. Jones made the
address to graduates. Seventeen Of the class
have been admitted 10 the College of the City OF
New-York
The annual commencement exercises Of Grammar
School No. Co. Kingsbridge. took place yesterday
morning The graduating class was the first in the
supplementary business course and numbered
twenty students. Justice Elmer A. Allen. who al
dressed the graduates presided. and presented the
dip omas. Joseph b. Goodwin, jr. OF the Board or
Trustees. and Principal J. b. Sprague were seated
o,tpe, % al
and instrumental music, recital lions and an eXhi-
bition OF calisthenics was presented. The vaedic-
tory address delivered by Francis NJ Brown.
At the cose OF the exercises in the schoolhouse the
military battalion consisting OF 12o boys under the
command OF Assistant b. w. Davis. gave a drill
The graduating exercises OF the class OF 20 or
Grammar School No. 81 were held yesterday morn
ing Mayor Strong presented the prizes and
diplomas. The programme Included reclauohs'
music and military drill. The salutatory address
was delivered by Marks Kahn. and the vaediciory
by Thomas Hogan. The gold medal for worth ana
honor was awarded to Thomas Hogan. and Marks
Kahn received the second prize for scholarship
The Nayor addressed the graduating class He
said II was the first time he had attended school
commencement since the day OF his own gradua-
ton In his thirteenth year In little log schoo'-
house The words OF advice spoken to him on that
BE earnest and truthful in all you Do. and YOU
will be successful in all you undertake Briei
Professor Kolb. -. e
Tho graduating class OF Grammar School No. =
held its closing day reception yesterday mornlMS
The exercises included rectaiiOns and singing. ! ne
ana the valedictory by Anthony Hanson. Joseph
A. Goulden addressed the graduating class rim,
cpal Coleman presented the diplomas ana AWARDED
the medals and prizes. Medals for schol MP,
punctuality and department were a"ardsi ~
Charles Wolf David Friend GIstaNc Johnson
George Haupt Louis Chevatal Ernest katz fir1-
erlck BarshaN Frederick Braun. ana Juhns 'ohh.
Thrty-scven girls were graduated from bIaii'.s".
School No. Al. No. 40 Greenwich-ave., y.steiu1y
afternoon Reci;ations and music formed inc buik
OF the programme. The salutatory was delivered
by Miss Minnie Chrystie. and the valclictoIy ora
tion bv Miss Helene Grecnebank. The Van ArSdsif
medal was awarded TO Miss Greenebank, MISS 90,
VIVA D. Ysagne. second The Severance toi
Nora Doney and Miss Agnes Waish receiver tne
class teachers prizes for excellence IN deportMcN
The diplomas were presented by CoHmlsssloh.i1
Van Arsdac, ard the Rev. W. ~ smith auuieSseu
the graduating class. ,,, ~.
The graduating exercises OF Grammar school No
81 were held yesterday morning at the school-
house Forty-fourth-st and Tenth~ave. Trustees
Herts. Began and Crawford were presen,. as Mas
eramme was well carried out and addresses mace
by the trustees and Colonel Brew AiteI"aIu
the diplomas and prizes were awarded ,
In other grammar schools graduating eNetots's
81 Ogden-ave.. Highbrdge tomorrow at 10 81 a. m
No 81. Amsterdam-ave. and One-hundred-ahd-
fourth-st tomorrow At 10 a. IN.
No S. No. 2l6 East One-hundred- and-tenih-st' To-
10. e. sixty-egh,h-st. and Lcxlngton-ave. to-
morrow AT $50 a. IN.
No g. Twelfth-st.. tomorrow at 10 a. m
No. 49, Girls Department Amsterdain-aEe. ana
Ninety th.rd-st. to-day at $50 a. m
No 70. No 20I East Seyenty-iiftn-st' to-"or'o"