New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-22
NORMAL, COLLEGE.

The annual report OF President Hunter TO tho
Board OF Trustees has been published and 10 II are
added the reports OF the different professors and
catalogue OF students. According TO the presidents
repor; there are 2i07 students enrolled this year
against ls77 last year. the total graduation being
e7So In order TO prevent overcrowding the presi-
dent has been directed by the Executive Commit
tee to inform the principals of the schools that
only COO students selected In order OF merit. would
be admitted next June The establishment OF high
schools In the city will assist greatly In the pre-
ventlon Of overcrowdlng In the college. The re-
port remarks upon the excellence of instruction
In the girls grammar schools. proved at
the last examinatior for admission, when over
CT per cent Of the candidates successfully passed
As regar,., the proposed establishment OF high
schools the president heartily favors the under
taking as he believes II will be o: great advantage
I'm raising the course OF study In the college end
will bridge the step from grammar school TO
college He also favors two high schools-an Eng
fish high school for business courses. with French
and German. and Latin high school for college
preparation The report contains statistics, among
Them a table showing average ages for the different
sections of Introductory class and tho average
age OF the class. This is fifteen years and nine
nrea by the soey OF OF
State of New-York for The trst time, for the best
follows: Miss Josephine II Braun. hrst; Miss
Catalina v Pace second, and Miss Ellen de Roster.
third Six O: the graduates of last year are men
TONED as having been neither late nor absent in the
entire course as follows: o. ~. herring, +. NJ.
Field X Winterburn. o. A. Dudek. NJ. kuenstler
and NJ. T.. Wager In the register OF students are
:,iyen the different standings OF the students IN
as follows 4 c .. A. l.. Mix. c. b. Berliner and T.
s Cohen; B. G. 5, O. n. Bierrng. Il. Lowensteln
and II. " Baker; A T. F. Merritt, +. r. Jacobson
and r. Phillips; T. A. Baer: L. Wood and J. NJ
Chudoba: { l. l.. Lask. r. H. Downs and y. ;.
Pza; d 4. l.. T. Schneider. s. Metz and H. Nash;
r. 4 l.. H. Krtsi, +. KirsChner and NJ A. Grower,
A & l. f. T. Kirby. G. NJ Gray, and ); Weiner'
Is G. T. A. Nj. Wilson, l.. T.. Growol and e. Lauter,,
bach; 4 g. $ H. Raubitscheck, G: W Ferdon ana
/, O. Craven; Il :? n Gent. j. Mcpherson ana Z.
COVE; c g. L. Federlen, r. Greenstad A. Schui
mann; ID 3. G. +. Bergman. l. u SchiondorI ana
g Rode L g. D samgln. l.. 4; sehns et and l. |;
Ernest Is 3. {. l.. Pye N. =. Lyon ana A. "
Bromberg; u g. *. Thomas, j. r. baese ana r.
stanley 4 2 NJ j. Molloy X. f. Hamill ana NJ ".
Fay: IS 2 l.. Morey, B. Horn and r. Fuchs Z = .
Van praag, r. I. Levy and J. c. Byrne; :. f.
steiner H. Well and G. Leeker + 2? b. Calm. /
MOTT and NJ Greisel: A r. >. Michels J. r.
Isaacs and l. Paey: b & 2, NJ. Eardensoh r. o.
Bourke and g. l.. (ioodrch; { & = H. bluinentha''
A g Ca.ahan and r. Wadheimer: ID 2 a. l.
Rostetter, L. Reyes and A. Van orcen; F.
J. Z. Blum + D. Hirschhsd and II Marks; r.
r Hart c. Colllcho and a: O. Burns: u; -
Krauskopf. l.. s. Zetsche and Il. ~ kutther. e.
~ l. Baertz +. Meyer and ]. A. Nelson; = ", a.
Kreisler q Schonfeld and f. Cohn a & r A.
Mott | Coleman and A. n. Siemon; Z +; NJ bost-
roen D. Bosiroem and d f. Robinson cF, w
Nathan n ! Ingenthorn and +. Beden r.
I. =. X. Ansue. O. E. Miles and I. de g. Mendes: