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whieh ni of onsiderablo length, and oea-sumed ths morning boon from 9 until 13 o'clock. Ths sxeroisee wers fat ths way of oxhibitioa for ail echolara, the whole school being assembled in the large room at the top of the building wed on inohooculou, and for song exorcises during ths regular school term. This room bad deo-orationa of the urn kind generally were arranged in other echools. The exeroieee were opened by a grand ohorus of more than 300 children's walesa. Other aumbereof the and la- atrumentul music, ne greaunsuig the distribution of medal aa fol- i tw.

madal. Edward Thelia; Stater i.n. a Nileon. Lswaon medala: First bomu Con a id mo; second, Clara O'Brien; third, Anna Oh man. Mr.

Cox, the principal, made a abort address after the awards bad been made, and the scholars and teachers bade one another good-by in a farewell song. Following is ins graanaang ciase firannan. II ary Considine. Thomas A Devine, Lawrence Tressler. William C.

Edmonson, Grace Edward, Emily Haajin, Louisa K. Just, Robert 1L Kasparek. Henry W. AUoe M. starchtsoa.

Helen M. Smeetn. Eliaabeth B. Tustin. Clara E.

L. Coesar, Grace K. Reddeld, Delia E. Cureton, alia C. Howe, Deesie Del Banco.

Bladea. Minnie F. Berkenahaw. Kezia Banker, Alice O. Chapman, Edwin Conklin.

Roscoe Coleman, Sadie Cameron. Fannie Cook. Florence Clarke. Harry Coy. C.

Alston Ditt. Paul jMitnorpe, jay i H. V. ,11, J. Folsentbal.

Hon or a Felsenthal. Florence Oassman, May UilberV William J. Hayward, Alice Hall. Minnie Kerr. Kllla Adams, Samuel W.

Babbitt. Ella C. Bard, Eleanor Charity Begley, Katherine A. Birk, Carrie Henrietta Black. George Harold Bnckman.

Birdie CantwetL Mary Loretta Cathin. Carrie M. Chapman. Dora Abbott Clark. Zora Leona Coverstone, Arthur B.

Daly, lla Eleanor Earie, Carrie Kllis, Maud Elinor England. Edith Mabel EtUeson. Samnel Everingham, Jennie M. Field, Juliak. Fitzgerald.

Luella Oaakell. Nellie De F. Oilnllan, Flora Bsrnice Ooodyear, Myrtle (i. Gottlieb, Minnie Harknesa, EdgertonF. Heper.

Anna Hiegie, No We K. Hirah. Clara Carrie Holmes, Urace" Anna Hudson. Francises A. Jackson, Isabelle Jackson, Anaataaia Alf eld.

Grace Iaabells, Alf eld. Helena May, Anderson, Etta, -Atwood, Albert IL. Barhydt, Aunie A Butler, Beatricei, Chamberltn. Grace A Charles, Mrv Agnes, Cluett, WiUlam i Clute, Mabel, Conley, Richard Mark, Cruver. Sarah 1L.

Moran. Mary A. Nilson, Anna 8. O'Brien, Clara A-Plaister, Henrietta Raum, tiixie A. Selfert, Rose A.

Thelin, Edward J. White, Margaret A. EMERSON SCHOOL. T. H.

OOIXIZa, OOmCTtlli Charles 8. Bartholf, Principal. Minnie S. Marble, Head Assistant. Miriam Del Banco, Henrietta E.

Olson, Kate Cowan, Nellie Maloney, Nellie A. Morgan, Badie E. Myers, Frieda liaeger. The chapel of the Emerson School was very prettily decorated with flags and flowers. Professor Charles 8L Bartholf, the principal, was anxioas to please all, and Miss Murehison, the teacher of the graduating class, was as bright as the sunshine.

The Foster medal was won by Miss Alios Hay ward, and the Foster diploma by Miss Maude Blades. The Lawson silrer medal was awarded to Miss Alice Price, and the bronze medals to James Newburger and Bessie O'NieL The exercises were well attended and the pro gramme Tery interesting and entertaining. It consisted of piano selections, solos, declama tions, essays, recitations, eta, and dosed with class day exercises. Frank Mortimer and John O'Dowd were the historians. Miss Alice Price read an essay on the class tree.

Miss Alios Banker oomposed the poem and James New- burger (rare the motto oration. The "Garel -Oration" was delirered by Kosooe Conklin. The response was by Alberr Kan of '8S and Miss Fannie Schwartz, and Harry Upp read the prophecy. The event of the day was the awarding of the diplomas by the Hon. William Mason.

Following is the graduating class: Atwood, Wallace W. Newburger. James M. Blades, Imogene Maude I'owd. John uouuor, Kant OHrer, May M.

Price. Alice B. Palmer, Isabelle Rau, I. Moaea Ran. Amy Rietz.

Harry F. Ronntual. Kurt Streich. Ida D. bill.

Hattie F. Strauss, nils Bcboenthaler, Robert Salomon. Sadie Smith. Katie Baesmsn, Asa E. B.

Schwartz, Fannie Sawyer. Edwin Normaa ThompaoD, Fannie H. Tapper, William R. Upp. Harry it.

lluir. Oeorse Alexander Ware. Helun Manser, Helen Welch. Henry MacDonald. Bessie E.

Watt, Annie Mortimer, Frank Watt, Nettie. BROWN SCHOOL o. stewabt, ooxxrmi, Andrew J. Wood. Principal.

Mary Patterson, Asaistant to Principal. vate Li. Hoiden, Head Assistant. Ellen W. Carpenter.

M. Adelia Dickinson, Jnliaette Wicker, Kate A. Qninn. Christine IiiTinntoa, Sara O. Haffer, Krelyn M.

Loucka, Helen A. Crarena, Emily H. Walker. Aenes Bonrban. Wanda Bchreederf Margaret Ieeper Aura il.

Patton. Nellie Cnsack. Annie E. Trimincham, Mary A. King-sley.

Pelia Ii. Jones, Mary E. liWineston, Alice E. Field, Ietitia M. Harvey, Helen M.

Waite, Ida Meyer, Anna Borcherdt. The graduating exercises at the Brown School were interesting and attracted a large audience. The honors were carried o9 by Miss Carrie Earle, winning the Foster medal, and Miss Adrienno I Terbnry the diploma. Eleanor Charity Bard was awarded the Lawson silver medal, aad Belah Meyers and Isabella Jackson were given the first and second bronze medals. The ReT.

Dr. W. M. Lawrence delirered the Foster medals, and Mr. F.

W. Forch the Lawson medals. The programme which preceded the awarding of the' medals was interesting, and consisted of songs, essays, duets, ana recitations. The mnsie was very good, as were also the original productions. The chapel was tastily decorated, and on the blackboards wss displayed some excellent work by the pupils.

Following is the graduating class: Jenkins, If ary Helea Keener, Alice E. Larson, Arthur Linnington, Birdie Marsh, Josie E. Marshall, Randall E. McCaaky, Catheriie E. Meloy.

William W. Meyera, Belah Minzinger, Martha Ostrom, Oedrgie Perce. Cora Frances Rietz, Fred A. Rifold. Ira B.

Rundell, Millard Ryer. Helen Eralloe Shangbnessy, M. Cecilia Sheffield Clara Lsuiae Singer, Adele L. Skinner, Marion W. Skinner, EdwardO.

Smith, Charles Spink, Bertha Evalena Stein, Louie Thieben, Clara I Tredick, Benjamin A. Tucker, WiiliamR. Wella, Luellen A -Wheeler, MinnUR, WhiUock. Fred B. Yerbury.

Adrieme L. HAYES SCHOOL. t. w. roacR, cokoarrxm, N.

Merrimsn. PrinciDal. Harriet A. Ranney, Head Assistant. Maggie C.

Mouatt, Sophie M. Case, Kate Hannan, -Hattie Clarke, 11 ary C. Brady, Fanny A. Griffin. Josephine Teufel, Clara G.

Downa, Mary A. Phelps' Mary A. Fita, Kate J. Ruaselli Marcella Curact, Agnea Scullf. Frances L.

Yass, Augusta L. Darns, siarie u. Juan, liina aaeinpeu, i The programme of exercises at he Hayes School had forty numbers, and whie it was long it was none the lees interesting. I A oat ore that attracted much attention was 1 class in calisthenics which gave a wand execiec Tho young ladies were Misses Mollis jle. Mary Fuller, Stella Dibble, Cora Roche, Gi ce Parker, Edna Buby, Badie Crarer, Mary arles and Mamie Foots.

Miss May Bass was I valedictorian and read an excellent essay, the carried off the Foster medaL Tho diploma as won by Miss Jessie Trunks. Katie Bobinsn bad tho best prize essay on "istriotiam," ana oieua n. and Helen West won tho bronze medala The decora tionsJwhile mod-AAt were Terv beantifnl ant WAH var uoca ni largely attenoea rouowing is Knecht ThUa Agnes. Lloyd. Zilpla, Loveday, Ftoais Moody.

Fraik Alexander. Oriandie, (fcorire i-araor, urte May. Broom well. Francis Ely, plummer. UJph vV'altee.

BarnhamGeorge jigney, asie Itobinaon.p. Katie, Roche, Cos Kouier. Mrtha. Ruby, EdtaMay, Dameier, tlharlea Walter. Salvage.

Damvier, Mattie baas. Ma; ans, ora Spencer. iio me, nteiU4 inter, Spencer, Jkagle, Mary A atrauas, mnie. lifford. ieorge Feote, Mary Pri title.

Grwir, aisdis Oreenwald. Frauds Griffin. Harvey 6V, Hall, Leicester 0., Heggie, Mary Ik. Holrord. Uurfaw Johnston, Isabel, Johnston, Jesse, Kenny, Joseph Anialia Klare, Abt, Hattie Austrian, Florence Beaver, Louise Bostwick.

Nellie Bosworth. Fred Calkins, Evelyn Chave. Archie Chare, Ella Clark. William Colby. Gertrude Cuthbert, Beanie Dotv.

Edgar tzgeraid. una Frank, Morris Frank, Rose Greeniv. Grace Guild. Lottie Hall, Bessie Hannan. Louiae Hardy, Jessie Harlaud.

Annie Hayden, May Heron. Maud Hollowly, Harry Holmes, Louise Howell, Louis Larmon, Philip Lee. Theodora Lydon. Frank McCabe. Alice Miller, Edgar Mamie P.

Anderson. Annie u. Boyle. William T. Oouget, Martha M.

Hawley. Isabella M. Hughes. Alexandrine Kann, Amy S. Martin, Aloha L.

Nelson, Frank M. Pond. Amanda Tiedemann, John Weatherson, nrn daily rNTiiu ocsAy, battthdatt uuu co, igoo mxTEr 111 a. Tanqaary, Mary Alice, Thomson, Ida, Janet, Trnnkey, Jessie Louies, Wall, Agnea Ward, Marie West, Helen O. White, Alice "Wilson.

Etta Kthslya, CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL; t. r. coLLin, ootncTrxm, James 0. Allinj. Principal.

Sophia A. Phelps. Head Assistant. Eliaabeth A. Mann, Mary B.

Bryant; -Emma D. Mann. Li Hie O. Ayers, Marie O. Tallmaa.

Mary Hrland, Jane D. Brown, Emma L. Brown. Adelia E. Robinson, Isabelle E.

Hudson, Lottie Li. Bell wood. Anna Beckmaaa, Piofessor Ailing, of the Central Park school, had a verr lanra and enthnslastio audience to witness the graduating exercises 'of bis eh The decorations were neat and the pupils were happy from the smallest to the oldest A Tory commendable programme was carried out by the pupils. It opened with a calisthenics class followed bv an instrumental duet by Misses Martin, and Templeman: essays, recitations. orations.

Toeal and instrumental masio followed, Alms Winitmon's eaaav on "Patriotism," that won the silver medal, was a very interesting nrndnrtinn- Charles Hecer oarried on the the first bronze medaL and Flora J. Phelps the. Tk. iFnatnr silver medal awarded to Miss Addie F. Martin, and Flora J.

Phelps was given the diploma. Mr. George W. Kpaf-f ord delivered the Lawson medal, and Mr. Fred W.

Forch the Foster medala The exercises closed with a farewell song by the class. FoU lowing is the graduating class Genevieve Ailing, Milton Banm, Allie C. Bowes. Edith Eliza Caldwell. Flora H.

Chandler, Koliie Church. Arthur Douglas, Carrie Evers, Tony W. Frye, Susie Gibbons, John Urinnell, Joseph Hargis, William E. Jackson. Stella M.

Judd, Uoorge McCartey, Abble 8. Martla. Zaide Murphy, Jeanie E. Nicol, Harriet W. Painter.

Flora J. Phelps, Arthur M. Richardson, Lottie E. Smith, Nettie E. Smith.

Lanra F. M. Spanhakr, Neva L. Sum wood. May Retta Templeman.

Lillie V. Thomas, Hester Thompson, Alma Winetnan, Jessie M. Yard. DOUGLAS SCHOOL. J.

a. DOOUTTLB, COMMITTXa Lewis J. Block. Principal. Eleanor B.

Johnson, Head Assistant. 1 V.Kj. alia P. McEacnron, Mary F. Swarthont, Mary Pierce, Clara L.

Dixon, Ida M. Kewley, Fanny A. Murphy, Ellen B. Ware, Nellie F. Bates, Eliza M.

Levy, Lizzie Brown. Alice A. Bieelow, Mattie J. Parker, Flora Unna. Julia E.

P. Lester, Mary J. Law, Km in a E. Crawford, EUa F. Simoiid, Orace T.

Smith. Airnes Rodatz, Uermine Andree. The hall of the school was elaborately decorated with pictures and flowers. The piotnres were the gifts of the graduating classes or past years, gifts that possess many tender associations and which are fondly cherished. The programme was as follows: March, Eugene Racf; Chorus, "Cleansing Fires." Gabriel; "PaliBsy, the Potter," Alloc McCabe; "Jimmy Butler and the Owl," Irving Swarth ont: ''Evangeline, Tlioodora Le; piano soio.

"Valse de la Reine." Borkelman. Bessie Hall; "Street Car Cable System," Arthur Winslow; "RepubUcan Aristocracy." Louise bcharff; calisthenics: "David Crockett," Bert hunrly: vocal duet. "See How the Pale Moon Khinoth," Campana, Anna Harland. Gertrude Colby, Edith StoufTer. Rose Frank, Evelyn Calkins, Jeasie Wait; "Our Forests," Nellie Bostwick; tUison a xrwin noeenteis; chorus.

"Give Thy Heart's Beat Treasure," Rowley; presentation of medals; awarding or diplomas; chorus. "Down the Stream," Foster. The Foster medal and diploma were not awarded to individuals, but were left as mementoes for the olaes of next year. Another gift to the coming class was a handsome etching, finely framed. The medala were awarded to Burt onur- lev, Harry Clark, and "A'arreu Everett The following are the graduates: Moore.

Carrie Peyton. Dick Powers, Horace Race, Enirene Rlliey. John Richards, Orville Bobbins, Mabel Bobbins, Percy Rosenfels. Irwin Ryan. Will Bch.trff, Lonlse Schoenbrun.

Irvine) Shnrly. Bart hibiey. Walter Sincere, Lincoln Smith, George Stouffrr, Edith Swarthont, Irving Tanazky, Addie TJllrick, Belle Underwood. Isabel Utter. Margaret Veatch.

Mary Wadsworth, Charles Wait, Jennie Walker, Annie Walsh, Gertrnde White. William Whiting, David Winslow, Arthur Wolf. Harry. KEITH SCHOOL. F.

W. PICK, COMMITTM. Victoria M. Haverhill, principal. Emma A.

W. Butler, Annie tt. Grant, Anna L. Cooke. Margaret L.

McCauley, Eveline Fischer, Rose F. C. McConville. Hattie E. Fletcher.

Martha A. C. Schack. A. E.

Uarrison. Clara S- Tower. Meta Wallers. The children were principally attired in pretty white frocks and gowns and looked their beat The teachers in preparing the exercises gave the place of honor to the poet Whit tier, many of whose selections were read as will bo seen by the following programme: Song, "Ein Feste Burg 1st TJnssr Gott," elass; recitation, "In School Days," Amy Martin; essay, "John G. Whittier," Lara Greene; recitation, "Sianhaught, the Deacon," George Town-send; "Fairies of Dreamland." Clara Henderson, Allie Eann Amv Martin, and Aloha iiuoouj.

fvmwwuu, j. uuoauesi, Frank Pond; essay. "Slavery." Bonnie Moeck; recitation, "The Yankee Girl," Anna Dahl; violin solo, "Angel Serenads," Florence John-sou; wand exeroisee and groups, class; eesar "The Stubborn Strength of Pilgrim Rooa" Amanda Tiedemann; recitation, "The Prisouer for Debt," Anna Mabony essay, "Old Summer Pictures of the Quiet Hills," Isabelle Hughes; piano solo, "Moonlight on the Hudson," Aloha Nelson; recitation, "Memory Gems from Whittier," class; esssr. "Whittier as a Literary Character," John Weatherson; recitation, "Chicago," Martha' Hawloy; song, "Oh, the Merry Harvest Time," class; reading, with illustrations the black-board, "The Witch's Daughter," Annie Boyle, and Aloha Nelson essay, with valedictory address, "Legends," Helen Padgett; duet, "On the Race Coarse," Amanda Tiedemann and Lara Greene; presentation of diplomas; song. "Old Friends and Old Times." class.

The Foster medal was awarded to Helen E. Padget the -iVm medals to Fannie McFarlane, Annie G. Boyle, and Helen E. Padget The following is the list of graduates: RAYMOND SCHOOL. J.

a. DooLrrrxx, comaim James H. Brayton, Principal. Mary A. Crowe, Head Assistant Etta Hannaha, eoe V.

JUise, Cora Caverno. "Bertha Fonts yue. Ida ontAyne. Anna L. McCuen, graduating -Vor-1'' Sophie Mas ok, AnnaJeasel.

John Baird, Annie M. Dahl, Lara A. Greene, ClaraeB. Henderson, Florence A. Johnson, Anns L.

Mahony, Bonnie W. Moeck, Helen E. Padjett, Hiram 8. Robinson," George W. P.

Xownsend, Mary Ji. Marsh, Florence P. Hazard, Avis Perdue, Joanna Foley, Annie M. B. Mc Con fill Laura K.

Dresser, -Alice-Deering, Helen M. Knright, Hannah Adier, Few of tho schools attracted such Urge audiences as did tho Raymond School on Wabash avenne," where the elite was well represented, The young people were enthnsiastie and in good humor, and evidently glad to be where they were. The programme in its entirety was as follows: Song, "Ia Triumph Advancing;" essay and recitation, salntatorv, Olive Shelly; essay "The Cost of Liberty, Arthur Church; recitation, "The Execution of Montrose," Herbert Crowell; essay, "How Patriotism Is Taught," Julia Spitz; history, recitation, "Marching Through Georgia." Agnea Hannon and Fred fttsrsn; history, reoitation, "Toe Battle of Floattnc on tho Evening Air chorus German recitation, "Erl Konig," Frances Murphy-recitation, "How Jane Conquest Bang the Bell," Olive Simpsont ealisthsnios, wand exercises, boys; recitation, "Virginias," ffn MoConrt; song. "Bow, Brothers, Row," chorus; calisthenics, dnmb bells, poem and essay, class prophecy, with valedictory. Helen Kaoey presentation ef diploma and Foster medal by J.

Dooltttle, Jr. presentation of medals for prize essays on patriotism by Mrs, George A. Meech; song, class farewell, chorus; announcement exeroisee by Hattis Simpson pianist, Minnie Best The Foster medal was awarded to Eelsa Xaeey, the Foster diploma to Olive Shelly, tho AVhm medala to Arthur Church, Helen Naoey, and George Neebea. The following is tas gradsanng class: Allen, Estelsine Bee. Harry Best, Minnie Bronco.

Minnie Church, Arthur Clark, Nellie Crowsll. Herbert Cook, Fannie Dore. Mabel Dyer, Maud Friedeman, Willi ant Fuller, May Gegan, Arnes Graham, Ltisio Hannon, Agnes Kruger, Kilda Lieberman, Arthur LindahL Eddie Marks, Louis Marsh, Fred McCoort, William Adams, Clara Allgire. Badie Barbour. Urace R.

Bernheim, Carrie Briggs, Grace S. Brii-oo. Mable E. Chaffee, Eva L. Clark, Grace E.

Crandell. L. Etta Davis. M. Edith Eldredge, Kato Kl'el, Eugene D.

Ellison. L. Jessie Enrlght, Will J. Farreli, John A. Fellows.

Minnie L. Foreman, Kmma Fuller, Carlotta Giles. Fred M. Griblar, Carrie B. Hack.

Nellie Hale. Robert M. Hayden. li array Hill. Alfred L.

Hawea, Nellie F. Martha J. London, Mary L. Greenleaf. Helen W.

Lrfuter, Ellen Ledwith, Ella E. Toner. Ellen M. Smiddy. Emma A.

H. MeDennott Uenerra Merriam, Clementina Faber, Anna Borcherdt. Celia. Ross C. Dixon, Ella Grace Elkan, Jacob J.

Erickson. Julia M. For. William Goldberg, Hyman A. Gooden.

Gertrude J. Hamilton, Ida V. Heine, Oacar Herr. Emma L. MltohelL LtUle Mnrphy, Mamie -Mnrphy, FraaoiS Naoey, Helea Nilsaoo, Jennie Nodek, Sarah Pennington, Mabel Preble, Lillie Ralph Robinson.

WUletto Bchloss. Bell Salisbury, Minnie Shelly. Olive Simpson, Hattie Simpson, Olive Slater, Ella Spits. Julia Strauss, Isaae Taylor, Louiae Walter, Betty Walter, Peter COTTAGE QROVE SCHOOL, a. DOOXJXTIJt, ooaooxTsa, Louisa S.

Curtis, Principal. Lizzie 0. Smith, assistant to Principal. Fannie R. Smith, Head Assistant Francella Colby.

Hattie S. Furney, Georgia Seaman, Carrie G. Fish. Helen B. Hoffman.

Luna E. Gowdy, Alice Duffleld, Joaephine-C. Reed, Annie A. Naah, Ida L. Lamb, Lena Johnson, Pauline M.

Reed, Leona L. Thorns, 1 beo. U. Hegan, Mary G. Chad wick.

Carrie B. Seamaa, Martha H. Ware, Margaret Devine, MarylA. Farnham, Louiae C. Blanks, Harriet P.

oh neon. Josephine Cook, Gertrude Manchester Charlotte Sievara. The flutter of fans and the hum of youthful Toioes was heard here long before 9 o'clock ar rived, for it was known that Mr. Doolittlo had to speak to other schools as well, where young people were anxionaly waiting for nim. The detailed proirramme was as follows: Piano solo, Warreu, Carlotta Fuller; salutatory, Jessie Ellison physiology, Charles Jacobs; tne ieirena oi xsresens.

A. a. Chaffee; piano solo, spring song, Mendelssohn, Clara Tiiton; The Ride of Jennie McNeaL Blanche O'Conneli; piano solo, Goddard. Mamie Hubbard: composition, (Jlamie Fellows; The Adopted Child, Mrs. Hemans, Clara Adams; Friar Philip, Fred Hill; piano solo, Mary beeier; physical exercises, girls or the class: graphic hixtory, Charles Pike; An Easter Romance.

Clara Til ton: sone. Nellie Howes: drawing class. Urace Harbour, Kate urace adie AliKire. Carrie liribler. Leane Richards; physical exercises, boys of the class A Pretext of Rebellion, Stephen A.

Dong-las, Edjrar Mc.S'eal piano solo, Chopin. Carrie Bernheun; veledictnry, Etta Crandell; pres entation of diplomas and Foster modal award ing of medala lrom the lLawson satriotio land addresses. The Foster medal was awarded to Etta Crandell. the Foster diploma to Pauline Hub- oaro. I ne -ir medals were awarded to urace Barber, Hattie Champion and Walter Warren.

following la the graduating class: Hubbard. Minnie Hubbard. Paulina Jacobs, Charles A. Jurems, Arthur Kneido, John Lonington, Hector Llndsuer, Arthur McOillivray. CUfford McXeand, Joha MoNeal, Edgar Matterson, Murray O'Oonnell, Blanche Pike.

Charles 8. Richards, Deane Rugg. Albert W. Si eg, Em lie Hi mm, James Smith, Frank Stone, Hirry B. Stroud, Alice F.

Stroud. Harry Tiiton. Clara A. Wallace, James Wnweler. Mary Willett, Florence P.

JONES SCHOOL. w. w. rzcx. ooxiOTxaa.

Alios Tj. Barnard. Principal. May O. Pans, Used Aaststana.

Kllea M. Corbla. Mary E. Burt, Susie A. Bradley, Mary E.

Danforth, Catharine Hoggin, jnary c. Marsnau. Kittin Brennan. Ida aj. Hiebert, Laura Pel tzar.

The programme here was rather short, as bat little preparation had been mads. Mnch inter- eat was shewn in the work of Miss Barnard, the principal, who has ta tight here for over forty years, xne complete programme was ss follows: Music: "Rnlee for Traveling," Guy Moore; Der cianOBChun," riyman uoldtierg; operetta, "A Quarrel Anions the Flowem." bv the numla. Essay, "Amencau Patriotism." Hyman Gold- oerw anaueorge iomax. Remarks ware made by Mr. F.

W. Peck, Al derman Dixon, and the iter. F. W. Gunssnlns.

The Foster medal was awarded to Lottie Brewster. The AVies medals were awarded to Hy man Goldberg, Clinton Niebergaii, and Lottie Brewster. George Lomax-received "The Tale of Two Cities ss a nrrue for Denmanshin. Oscar Heine recived "i be History of Our Own lime' aa a reward lor perfect attendance dur- ing two years. W.

8. French received a book for good deportment, and John McLsod received a book for proverbial good nature at all times. Hyman Goldberg received "Germania," a book. as a prizs tor uerman studies. Following; is the graduatina class: Brewster, Loretta A.

Kahn. Fanny Lomax. Goorgo McLeod, John Moore, Guy A. Niebergall, Clinton T. Querolli.

Jennie V. Taylor. Minnie Ella Walker. Charles B. Walsh.

James F. Zemansky. Leopold SHERIDAN SCHOOL. w- comrrrrra. Wm.

M. Lawrence. Drincinal Mary K. Baker, head assistant Agnea Brennan. Mary Birge.

Mary Carson. Miss arrows. Rose A. McCabe, Sarah C. Mason.

Lula Weeks, Miaa Caapary, Tho graduating Arch. Ida Barnard, Jaltus liraun. tied wig Brown, Celia Copps, Charles Crawford, Maud Deady, Eliza Fair, Milton Grnmm, Jnlia -Johnson, Daisy Tickets of admission Mercie Worsfold. Clara H. McFarUa, Mary L.

Cahijl, Ellea F. Walah, Mias Green, Cecilia Johnson, Mary J. ZoUmaa, Martha Wibnn. xeroises at the Sheridan School consisted of quite a long programme, including a debate in which Willie Peterson and Daisy Jephson argued that only citizens who are able to read the English language under, etandingly should be entitled to vote. Willie and Daisy were opposed by Julius Barnard and Eliza Deady.

who considered the right to cast a ballot as inalienable as the right to breathe. The debate caused a good deal of amusement and not a little interest The debaters exhibited eoDsiaerable ability in hiwiiing their subject Another of tho leading features on the programme was a recitation of tho quarrel scene between Brutus and Cassiua.hn "JuhasfCsgsar," by Frank Rimmer and Charles Copps. The prizes were awarded aa follows: Mark Sheridan medal, to Eliza Deady; Foster medal, to Julias Barnard Lawson medals (for ossay on "American Patriotism): silver medal to Emmy Zaindqnist; bronze medals, to Celia Brown and Helen Klein. Following ia tho graduating claas Klein. Helen Lindquist Emma Moylan, Nellie Peterson, Willie Rimmer, Frank Smith, Clara Smith, Deena Trebescb, Amelia unison, John Wolf.

Flora. HAVEN SCHOOL. r.W. PKCK, OOKXITTn. Geo.

C. Ban nan. Principal. Rebecca M. Farson, Head Assistant Sarah A.

Brooks. Kmma A. Upson, Mary Jt bitty, Marie Owen, Rye B. Combs, Carrie Ruarc, Ellen A. Campbell, Marianne 8.

Wilcox, Nellie W. Anderson, Annie W. Booth, Sylvia E. Walker, Alwine Wertheim, Caroline W. Straughsn, ranees u.

nmitn, Linnie Freiberger, -Augusta J. Burtch, Isabella Wright, Bells B. Wolf, Orace Tattle, Laura O. Colby, Sarah E. Conley, Ida Southard, Mathilde ElieU 1 -Nellie C.

Martin. had to bo Issued hero to Gettysburg," ddie Lmdahis song, "Sol keep oat tho crowd, and that ia why some of tho boys of ths sixth grado wars busy on tho sidewalk instead of attending tho exercises. About 600 persona Miss Geraldine Connolly was tho pianist Following was the programme: Bong, Welcome to Morning." school: i ar i GnUner, Esther H. tUliU, I ulazer, Blanche Greenafelder, Rosa tiparon. John J.

Hnchberger, Lottie Hi grins. Herbert Heater. Carrie Hyman, Clara Haras. Mary Ellea Hirsch. Hattie Jsaaca, r.ssle Ingham, Ansa Mvra L.

Barnes. Llbbie A. Gleaaon, M. Helea McKain. Susan D.

Leary, Alice M. Adams, Minnie M. Van Bergen. Sarah L. Freiberger.

Anna Johnson, Alice K. Calvert illie M. Niehana. iioaa A. laang.

Burke, Alexander J. Clark, Belcher Cull, Fannie Mar Thomas J. Gibbons. Lizzie V. Gleaaon, Nellie E.

Uanrahan. Agnes E. Mary F. Johnston. urace nadleigh, Annie J.

Kerrigan, Maggie J. Cos tell Sue Gallaher, Libbie M. Oftborne, Lillie A. Osborne, Minnie E. McEUigott Kittle A.

Wail, Lizzie Riehl. Jennie E. SteingeL essay, Conn try School Teachers," Kettle A. Aaams; essay, "A Visit to Mothsr Goose Land," Florence J. Kohn; song, "List I Tis Mnsio Stealing," school: "journey aroana a z-uaaing." xxniaa a.

JJBVHMU, HIDI, w. iuiaj nnmj ajwu omy, the Philosopher's Stone," Hattis I O'Brien; instrumental duet, "Tannhauser Grand March," Hnlda F. Leopold aad Edmund A. tern man; olssa prophecy, Louiae IS. Trotmaa; assay, "Washington," Joseph L.

Friedman: song. "Msrgnerito," Geraldine M. Connolly; song, Bailing O'er a Summer Sea," school; essay, "Idea of aa English GirL" Mary E. Booth; essay, "A Trio Abroad," Edmund A. Steinman; vocal duet, "Life's Dream la O'er," Geraldine M.

Connolly and Minnie M. Burke; essay, "Fading of Childish Fancies." Julia Bayde; ong, "Bobolink," Mary E. Booth; class M. Barks: song, "American Hymn," school; essay, "Beyond the Wall," with valedictory address, Ge raj dine M. Connolly; song.

"Fairy Moonlight" school; award of medals and presentation tot song, "Graduates' Fare wall," tho class. Foster medals were awarded to Joseph Friedman and Geraldine M. Connolly. Tho JVosm medals war awarded to Nettie A. Adams, Edward T.

Biggs, and Hulda F. Leopold. Following is the graduating elass: Adams, NetUe Booth, Mary Burke, Minnie Biggs. Edward Conuolley. Geraldine Chamberlin, Daniel Ear ley, Martha Fitzgerald.

Burt Friedman, Joseph Gerry, Amy Gilbooly. Nellie Grace, Alice Hayde, Julie Kohn, Florence, Leopold, Hal da Meyer, Addie Murphy. Kittle Nathan, Arthur Brieu, Hattie O'Brien. Magirie Peacock. Bertha ingar, Alvlne Piper.

Dolly Peacock. Charles Bees. Esaie Steinman, Edmund Trotman. Lula MOSELEY SCHOOL. F.

W. TtCX, OOJOOTTra. Alfred Kirk. PrincipaL M. Ellen Thayer.

Assistant to Principal. Jd. r.Usn Brookings, neaa Aaaistant. AnnaE.GiUett Lizzie Kirk, Abby G. McAllister.

Louisa M. Bnreky, Sarah A. Dabbs. Ella M. Porter, Bella Kins-.

Jennie N. McDowell, Margaret u. James, Bertha Gsttert Francis E. Mole, Carrie E. Chapia, Agnes Kriaaler.

Kate Manierre, I Elaendrath. Sai Favortd. John B. Fitzgerrld. Johaa (tstxort, Hiaoche SoDhia Durham.

Lizzie A. Folta, Martha P. Fenimore, Frances B. Dnobar, Laura A. Randall.

Francis L. Tierney, I sale T. Dayton, Julia E. Tierney, Mary E. Crain, Mary L.

Kiasell, Josephine L. Hopkins, Fannie W. Manierre, Elizabeth Buhmaa, -Ida Schifflin. The Rev. F.W.

Onnsanlns lent his prssenoe to the exercises, and addressed tho young people after they had finished the regular programme. which was so full of interest and Importance to them. The individual numbers on tho formal programme were as follows: Piano solo. Harry Simmons: recitation. "The Rope Walk," Carrie Mernman recitations, "The Leap of Ronshan Beg." Blanche Gatwrt; German recitation, Anna Jerjahn composition, Herbert Higgins; mnsio, piano solo, Clarence Randall recitation, in tne uid boutn." Ester untzner; recitation, "Washington," George Linn; esssy.

Whittier." Abbie bnerman: Uerman reoitation. Clara Hymen: piano solo, Mary Pratt; recitation. "How He Saved St Michaels." Hattie Elliott; osssy, "Prophecies," James Knn; prize essays; violin solo, Grace Clark; vocal soio, Ralph McDemis; presentation of diplomas; award of prizes and medala 1 he roster meaai was awarded to Annie Jir- jahn, the Foster diploma to Harry Simmons, the medals to nenry v. Baser, James H. Knh and Ida M.

Tier line. The following is tho graduating class: Alachnler. Leon Aye. Emma Dora Baker, Henry Bogga. Nellie Bigley, Anna Card.

Margaret J. Clark. Ettie Callahan. Thomas E. Cooper.

Christopher Cunningham. Win. Cohen, Ettie M. On ran. Cassia, Doolan, William Dudley.

Isabel Dudley, Raymond liar row, Harry Davis, Clara De Lee. Nettle Ehrnora, Edward Elliott, Henry Elliott. Hattie Kals, Jennie Knh, James Maurice Lehman, Ida Dora Lehman, Carrie Leopold. Flora Linn, George Lewi. Walter O.

Lamm, Rosa May Levy James Metlar, Emilia McDeamid. Ralph Merriman, arris B. Mason. Anna Moaher, Isadora Martin George McMahon. Frank Nusbanm, Hannah O'Mailey, Nettie fa, O'Brien, Edward D.

Otunbeimer, Fannie Phippa. Walter W. Pratt, Mamie Carrie Kiddle. Msv Kaadail. Ciareaee Gottlieb.

Joseph Arthur Snydackec Arthur Simons, Harry Snow. Mable O. Sherman, Abby May Htaacy Benjamin J. Strawbridge, Chaa. X.

Vier ling. Ida M. JWrightman, Lottie Walker. Lilley Ward. Frank J.

Schaak, Carrie M. WEBSTER SCHOOL. T. W. r-ICK.

OOXMlTTBa. Erastns A. Barnes, Principal. Nellie Ryan. Head Aaatstant, Mary A.

B. Flanlgaa. Kate Higgina, Aithea V. Stebbina, AliceS. Barnard.

Fannie E. Williams, Sarah E. Tattle, Adele M. Emery, Mary F. Powers.

Cyntha E. Chamberlain. neuie u. nienaus. The commencement exercises were held tat tho Swedish church at Thirty-third street and Webster avenue yesterday evening.

The church was very prettily decorated with flowers and a good deal of red white and bias banting was displayed. Tho exercises eons is ted of essays, songs, orations and reeitationa For the best patriotio oratorical attempt James Low received the silver Lawson medaL Margaret Deary and Mamie Johnston were awarded tho two bronze medals given by Mr. Lawson for the second and third best essays on patriotio themes. Ths Foster medal for general profioienoy was given to Leopold Quitman, and the Foster diploma was given to Lydia Zeller. following is too graduating class: Barrett, Mary J.

Cailaghan. Lillian M. Colli ua, Alice M. Khrhardt, Emma J. Fitzgerald, Mary J.

Fortune, William F. Foster, Joanna M. Gaffner Mary Hatch, Andrew Harney, John H. Johnston, Mamie A. Mary J.

Fischer. Levin. Herbert K. Lowe, James E. Lynch, Nellie B.

McDonald, Elizabeth A. Miller. Maggie M. Murphy. Mary J.

Quitman. Leopold Kowly, W. A. Strauss, Ellen A. Taylor, Joseph B.

Zeller. Lydia BRIGHTON SCHOOL. J. a. DOOT.1 I'll cniTMII'llX Ids M.

Cook. Principal. Mary E. Gilbert Head Assistant. Josie C.

Ford. Anns Mamhv. Florence E. Preaty, Annie E. King, Annie H.

Bondeld, Elizabeth Whalen. Minnie Drummond, Alice nizgeraio, Minnie Doty. Margaret A. Claaesy, naggie la, riaiaa, Celia Hefter, Theresa A. Geary, Mary A.

O'Connor, Caroline Tueling, Anna Radcliffa, Winifred Harney, Ono of tho principal fea hires at tho com mencement of tho Brighton School yostsrday afternoon was tho presentation of a verv nrettr engraving to the school by ths seventh and eighth grades, of a little girl leading a calf. Miss Cook, the Principal, thanked tho children for their gift la a few appropriate words. Tho Foster medal was given to Martin J. Qninlan, uu ciuiaren were awaroea a DOOk for perfect attendance. following la the graduating class: Lath rope, Albert Maw.

Lizzie V. Onderdeuk, Olive L. Peterson. Emil E. Quinlaa, Martin J.

Tuley, Katherine A. Vidler. Agnes X. HOLDEN SCHOOL. w.

h. jotcw. oosevrrraa. Charles F. Babrock.

Principal. Kmma K. Blanks. Head Amistant Jennie E. Reynolds, Mary A.

Storen, Adelaide Sullivan, Kittle la. O'Connor. Sarah A. Daly, Ida A. Kimball, Mary E.

Kelly, Maggie J. Martla, Mary F. Jenhsoa, Emma Kniepcke, Tho large class-room on fhs top story of tho olden Sehool, where tho sommenoeiasnt oxaro else ware held, was very tastefully deoo rated with flags and Cowers. Tho programms contained several musical selections, both veoal aad iastramantal, besides tho usual number ot essays and recitations. Tho Foster medal was given to Kate Murray, and a scholarship medal to Mary Kelly, who also received tho Lawson sUver medal for the best pa trio tie ossay.

Tho, bronze medals ware given to Mary Moody aad ElaoraSt Clair. Following la tho graduating class: Bell. Kettle Carbine, Ella Is, Coaley, Joha T. Doc tar, Aane A. Fleming, Alma E.

Harmon, Lizzie M. Johnston, David Johnson. Edward F. Jones. Bertha Kellsy.

Mary Kelso. Core M. Kuhrt, Helen E. an gdon, Emily L. Lubben, Emma H.

Ludwig. Adeline B. Lynch, Nora L. MoDermott, Isabelle Miller. Pred flu Moody, Mary Mnrpby.

Agnes TL Murphy, Nelde Murray, Katie A. Nelson, Bertha la, O'Kane, Jeanie Piper, Florence B. Piper, Homer A. Ralph. Maggie A.

Robtnaon, Eatber It, St Clair. Elnora A. Sioren. Katie Bteating, Barbara Wall, Anna M. Waiah.

Mary M'CLELLAN SCHOOL. w. h. jorca, oosTzcnTOa, A I rosso E. Maeuonald, Principal.

Lizzie T. H. Frasler. AnnaB. Clark.

Basle K. Colver. Alice K. Moody, Anns L. Corcoran, Mary A.

H. Simpson. Edith W. Forbes, Lydia Baurw. Anna O'Connor, Rose O'Brien, Ada Eiseadrath.

Bridget M. Brown, Jmma U. Htckiea, AnnaH. Lettermsaa, Mary E. Brazld, Annie R.

Halt Sarah 0. Ralph. Mary A. Monihsa, Louise Fischer, MaryLydoa. Anna Considina, At the MoClsllan School tho graduating class opened their commencement with singing a patriotio song, ahd nearly every recitation and osaay on tho programms In some way or other referred to tho theme.

Tho Foster modal was awarded to Gene vieve B. Porter, who delivered tho aalutatory and read aa assay oa "Oar Country's Call. A second prize for general proficiency was given by the teachers to Miss 0'ConneU and a third to William J. O'Brien, Tho second prize was a copv of Milton's "Paradise Lost," and tho third a copy of "Don Quixote." Both were illustrated with engravings from Gustavo Dore's pictures. Tho Lawson silver medal was given to Alfred E.

Taylor, and the bronze medals to WUUam J. O'Brien and Mary Hartigan. Following is the graduating class: Bunbery, Eliza C. Fswcett, Maggie M. Hartigan.

Mary Handrie, Kittle P. O'Brien, Joanna M. O'Brien. William J. O'Conneli, Mary 'liars, Mary M.

Phillips, Florence Porter, Genevieve Ryan, James Sheridan. Afnes Sullivan. Maude Taylor. Alfred Troy. William Welsh, Julia A.

HARRISON SCHOOL. W. W. PECK. COXXXTTKI.

Mrs. E. M. Greenleaf. Principal.

Mrs. Fraxier, Misa Spooner, Miss Glenn, Mrs. Rourier, Misa Crowe, Miss Horaao, Misa Raven. Misa Gatxert, MisaCougle, Mrs. Casey.

Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Reeves, Miss Kavanagh, Miss Hawthorne, Miaa Foeman, Mise Keegan, Miss Levin. Miaa 1'ierc-, Mias Csnney. Mias WUtahire, Miss Kremell, Mrs.

Quinlaa, Miaa Somney. Miss Morse. The scholars at tho Harrison School were honored at tho commencement exeroisee by tho presence of Dr. Gnnzanlus and Mr. F.

W. Peck, Both gentlemen made abort speeches, praising the school, the teaenera, and the scholars. They were given a royal reception. The programme was aa entirely musical one, there being no orations or reeitationa Tho Lawson silver medal was awarded to Lizzie Peterson, and the bronze medala to Ella Hutchinson and Theodore Brn- elheilde. There was no graduating class.

LASALLE SCHOOL X. irrnxxHoasT. coxxrrrz. Homer Bevana, Principal. Afnea M.

Harding. Head Assistsat Lizzie N. Cotter, Dena Ia. Holmes. Charlotte A.

Lamb, Mary L. Barley, Nelly H. Moakley. Margaret A. Mahoney.

Mary M. Boyce, Catherine A. Decksc Martha Siefert. Florence Booth. Ths graduating exsreiaes of this school were largolT attended, as their merit wall deserved theyahonid.be.

The Foster medal was presented by Mrs. Mitchell to Robert Wallace, and tho Lawson medals by Mr. A. F. Nightingale, the principal of the Ike View High School, as follows: First prize, Victor Pollak; second prize, Robert A.

Wallace, aad third prise, Eliza Hoeohs totter. The programme of the graduating elass exsreiaes wss aa follows: "Dissolution of tho laSallo Debating Society," by Victor Tollak, Leah White, Arthur Bnnke, and Otto Schnbel; dumb-bell exercises, by fifteen boys; "Shakespearean Burlesque," by Leah White; song, by Lily Kalman; essay, by May Prinoe; "Commerce," declamation, by B. Black; "A Few Things to Remember," by Robert Parkea; mnsie, by the division: "load tho Way," by Howard Bobb; German reoitation, by Bao Aronsou; "Cranks." by illiam Han- selmann; "The Book Acent" pantomime, by Rae Aronaon violin duet, by Hubert Parkea and Edwin Lott; German recitation, by Louis Brnns; "MeLain's Child." by Barbara Buckie; German recitation, by Carl Hirt: music, by the division; "American Patriotism," essay, by Robert Wallace; "Woman a iuguts," by Kao Arousoo piano solo, by Edwin Lott; declamation, by Howard Davenport; "Court of Civilization, by eight girls; music, by the division; presentation of diplomas and medala Henry Boebem. Bloch. Benjamia Brans.

Louis Buckie. Barbara Davenport, Howard Deiiong. latxzie Aw FehU Annie Hanselman. William Hirt, Carl sapor, waiter Kieter. Charlea W.

Kuete, George Lsnbenheimer, Henry Lott, Edwia R. Sarah H. Wall so. Albertine O. Kites.

Lrsora O. Bnckley, Mary A. Gi booms. Georgiaaa M. Aastin, Lizzie Hull, Anne E.

Chapman. Emma Frommana. Minny Following is the graduating classes: Aronsou. Ran Love, Floy Parkea, Herbert Pollak. Victor Priaor, Marion la, ltendtorff.

Edmund Rich, William Robb, Howard Schribio, Otto Schenk. August Strom, Meyer Wachs, Helena Wallace. Robert A. White, Leah FRANKLIN SCHOOL. A.

a 8T0ET, COMJaTTTXs. W. Dodge, Principal. Luella Heinroth. Assistant to Principal.

Maggie d. OiU, Head Assistant. Lizzie M. Cobb, Mary A. Miller, Alary E.

O'Brien, Virginia Huguenin, KateM. Waiah. Blanca Ru then berg, Annie 0. Goggin, Belle T. Joy, Etta Q.

Gee Ellen T. Daly, Emma Getzler, Sarah C. Connelly. Sarah Baynea, Annie D. Kenny, EUaHally.

Mary E. Lyons, Minna Kambli. Antonla Sohiffer, Emilia M. Voanc Lizxis M. Goggia.

Theresa A. Cannon, Lizzie C. Buckley, Ida M. Waite, carina David, Elizabeth A. Ryaa, Anna M.

Mortimer, Lizzie M. McCarthy, Esther A. Renahaw, Maria A. Slack. Mary E.

Mason, Anna B. Sullivan, Jennie L. Caaaidy. Addie M. Alexander.

Mary F. Keane. Antonia Harerkamp, -xnecxia xtoyer. Tho exercises of tho graduating class of this school were held ia tho New England Congregational Church, and, owing to this oiroumaUnoes, wars witnessed by an unusually large audience; tho church being filled with tho numerous 1 .1. 1T 1 fro.

1 inosiu VI UW t.U.llll OCUUU1, 1U UlSUSiS 1 were presented wita appropriate remarks by Gnssio Drossol; conferring dlplomsa medals; Yaoation," by a chorus. Jr olio wing is tho graduating elass Baumann, Emma Benson. Amanda Berger, Mathilda Cannon, Frank T. Dressei. Gusaio -Duggan.

Delia Fleck. mma Frankenstein, WCHlasa Graf. Henry Henly, Carrie M. Hettinger, Joha Hoffman, Maaa Howe, Belinda Johnson. Ida Kiene, Ltzste M.

O. Koha, Bertha Laner. Hattie Lenta, Flora Levy. Sarah Mamlgren. Albert Martens, Basle Martens.

Thomas McDoonelL Kate McMahon. Robert Mnrphy. William Elder, laawrence Fieischmaa. Arthur Fuller. Annie Fuller, Mary Gibba.

Winnifrsd Guest, Katie Grimes, Marion Hansen. Alice Hamill, Lottie Harvey. Carrie Haagermark, Aaroa Uetgard, Joee Heoccling, Mathilde ingeraoli, Edmund J. Johnson. Edna Jobbine.

HeUley Minaie W. Solomon. Julia XI. Sheridan. Mary C.

Manning. Joha L. Rosenthal, Laute M. JUurpny. Barah V.

Ryan. Cecilia H. Bailey. Hattie Hartznaaa. aiosaaaaar.

Kelsea, Edward Nordln, seanie O'Brien, Annie OnrensteiB. Benjastla Olsen, Lonis Pfeitner. Minnio Pflaum, Abe Plepho. Dora M. Peterson, Harry Rite her, Charles Retfty.

Nellie A. Rlngley.Tena Rohan, Patrick Bands, Jennie Scharf, Albert Schlau. Harry Schi Sender, Mary Schmidt, Annie Schmidt Charles Simoa, Annie Btaas, Lizzie Tears. Alfred Triabmaa. Alfred Voss.

Adolph Wstnermaxk Carrie OGDEN SCHOOL. W. F. BaAXK, COlOaXrraaV George W. Heath.

PrlneioeX Jean I) on fall. Head Assistsat. Harriets. Pratt, Mary U. rial re.

Mary A. Curie. Jessie M. Fergus, Ellen E. Scanlaa, Jeasie W.

Oillia. Carrie B. Whltoonb. Lizzie U. Daly, Lary E.

Riley. Maura J. Keens, Nellie M. Baumaa, Antonla Lakay. Rose O.

Oufna. Huldah H. Nsvefl, Alice Bevaas, Emma A. Bracken, Bails McLarea, Nannie Stewart, Minnie N. Ella F.

White. Minnie V. Flood. Catherine Deggeller, Mathilde G. Sonrader.

Ths dosing sxerclses of this school sxteoded to all tho rooms, rendering it impossible to giro tho programmes. Fifty ossay wore presented for tho prizes, and eight of tho best of those read. Tho programme of tho exercises of the graduat ing elass included tho following: Songs, "Hero Now Wo Gather," "filng On, Sing On," "We Stand Beneath Our Colors," "Haste 1 Haste! Ko Delay! by tho class; essay: "Marching Through Georgia," by Jennie McMillan, and eeaers on patriotism by Adele Morgenthaa, Ethel May Abbott and Clarence Donairo; songs. "Now tho Holiday Sport is Over," "Ton Think It Strange," "Wo Hope Ton Admire Each Gay Cadet;" essays by Eli Stem, Archibald Smaller, Wlnnifred Gibbe anlG. Pauline Stephenson; solo, "Old Friends and New," by Lydia Clark; evening song by class; "Ws Are Nymphs of the Ocean Spray," by Rosa Cahn, May Cooper and Lydia Clark: presentation of Foster medal, tho Aaiwson medals: hough we Part," bv the claas; calisthenics by pupils of the first and second divisions, conducted or Professor JSutor.

Following is the graduating class Abbott, Ethel M. A ilama, Mabelle Baynea, Annie Blathardt, Edwin Barnes, Jennie Borcherilk, Hslsa A. Bowen. ack Batten. Michael Brown.

Charles Cohn. Bona Clark, LrdaM. Cooper. Mary Colvtn, Jennie Joe Cowan. Harry Cochrane.

Lucy Crooks. Samuel Da Costa, Louisa Dougall. Eleanors Douaire, Clarence Katz. Lou M. Katz, Annie S.

Knight, Joseph 0, Koch. Michael Lewra Fannie Loeb. Esther Marks, Mamie MacMiUan, Jennie Eclntyre, Lawrence Mead. Ferns Merryweather, Arthur Modine. May MUlrioua, Georgia Morganthau.

Adele Myrick. Henry Nelson. Gastaf A. G'Brien. Arthur P.

O'Brien. Howard Pouitney. Grace Powers, Clara Rerell, Alice M. Itichardaon. Mary M.

lUchardson, WiU Rhodes, Edward Roland, Edward Ross. Russell IX. Schaack, John Silvers. Addle M. Stern, Eli Smith.

Edward Starke. Albert Stephenson. Paullao Blade. Edward J. Sylvan.

Tags Tate. Alice THOMAS HOYNE SCHOOL, WrUJAlf O. BKaXE, COaaOTTKB. Wm. C.

Shaman, Principal, Emellne Marsh, Head Assistant. Marr A. Fltx-DStrick. Fannie E. Benson, Kate T.

Miller. Lola M. Aikea, Bailie E. Kinaella, Kate A. Doaegon, Mary E.

English, Anna Hundt, ,1 be exercises at ghs Thomas Hoyao Soheol were of a very Interesting character, and were witnessed by quite a number of the friends of the school. The principal of tho school, Mr. Shwman, presented tho medala Tho desk of the teacher was prettily decorated with flowers and the walls with various devices. Tho Ger man prize silver medala were given to Nellie Rudowsky and Willie Koopman, of tho aeronth grade, and books to Clara Ialndeman, lizzie McDngaAV, Eleonora Fehn, and Fanny Boarini, of the sixth grade, and Flora Jnda, James Dowd.Ella Beck, Katie Mathews, Belle Mo-Lane, and Emily Smith, of the fifth grado. The program me of the graduating elass wss aa follows: "The Mother Martyr," by Bertha A.

Moecker; "MeLain's Child," bv Ida Pollak: Bernardo Del Carpia," by. Bertha Sloan; 'Legend of by Amv Swarsehild; Drafted." by Teeaie Jnda: "Little Joe." bv Jennie Quirk; "Begpara." by Cora Rede 11: Loved Papa." br Katie Eairns: bv Delia CMalley; "Somebody's Darling." by Clara Lihdman "Anld Lang Syne." by the elass America," by the class; "Hail Columbia." br tbe rlass; "Pearl of tho Sea," music, by Lillie Tenner; "Shipmates," by Albion Whitney. Following ia the graduating elass: Adler. Stella Minnie BarroiL Lacy Casey, Kathleen A. Cameron, Daniel Flannery, Joha Ia, Loft us, Sarah Cecilia Moecker, Bertha A.

Nymaa, May Amelia O. Brigga. M. A. warren.

Annie T. McGinley, Lizzie McGillea. Marie Johnson. Annie E. BushneQ, Ella W.

McCaulay, Fanny A. Barber, Alice Fox, Margaret Koerper, Bene Valy. Pugley. Maud Mary Robinson. Robert u.

Rogers, M. Ellen la. Bhaman. Lucy Estelle Btang, Barbara Txiuiaa West, Francis William LINCOLN SCHOOL. XC HBaiXXT.

COkfatTTTKaV Frank 8. HsvwooA. prlneloai. Lilla O'Connor, head assistant Florence W. O'Coanar.

Susie E. Chart, Maris L. Baker, Jennie M. Clancy. Mrs.

Ryan. Hannah E- Proctor, Libby Joyce. Helen Boy den, Marie BeUiaghauasa, EmmaNiasea, Tho exercises of tho graduating class school were held in tho Church of Of this oar Father, corner of Grant place and Larrabeo street, tho church being filled to its utmost capacity by tho friends of the school. Tho programms of exercises was an unusually interesting ono, and was' oarried ont in a way to reflect high credit both on tho teachers and tho scholars. The Foster medal was awarded by tho Rev.

Robert Coylo to Louiae B. Brown; tho Whitney medals by Mrs James D. Whitney, the donor, to Angelina Loeech and Clara Hollmger, and tho law-son medala. by Mr. F.

J. Loesoh, as follows: First prize, William MacHarg; second prize, Louise H. Brown, and third prize, Louise Ol-gen. The programme of sxerdses was aa follows: Piano sola by Carrio Arend; song. "Morning Praiaa," by tho class; recitation, "Drifted Oat to Sea," by Jenny Earhuff; recitation, "Abraham Lincoln," by Spencer Dayton; ossay, "A Few American Patriots," by Lory Olgsn song; tho Rev.

Dr. Arthur Little, tho pastor of ths ld Friends and Old Tunes," by ths class; church. Tho Foster medal was awarded to recitation, "Contentment," by Emily Miller; Gnssio Dressei; tho Foster diplomas to Lizzie German recitation, "King and Peasant," by Kiene and Sarah Levi; the hiatory prize gold pin to Sarah Levi, and tho Lawson medals aa follows: First prize, Abraham Pflaum; second prize, Annie Simon, and tho third prize, Maggie Hamill; the prise to tho last named pnpil being presented at ths school building by Mr. A. R.

Sabin, the former principal of the school -I The programme of tho exercises of the graduating class was as follows: "Tbe Holiday," by a chorus; instrumental solo, by Bertha Kohn: "Oar Centennial," a dialogue; instrumental aolo, by Nellie BeiUy; second prize essay, by Annie Simon; calinthenio exercises, by the class: first prize essay, by Abraham Pilaum; instrumental solo, by Carrie Wemermark class al phabet, by Harry Schlau; aba Aaeev' Neglect Not the Gift song, yalediotecy, bv Emma Toelcker; recitation, "Battle of Naseby," by Palmer Goble; ossay, "American by Log 11 Brown; piano solo, by Martha CleTeoger; recitation. "The Owl Critic," bySvbil Burhaus; recitation. "Nix's Mate." by Nellie Avar recitauon. the class; recitation, "The Lady Riberta's Harvest," by C. Mothershead; recitation, "A Literary Nightmare," by Jessie Mahon; recitation, "Death Makes All Med Brothers," by Efiie Simpson: piano solo, by Ida G.

Frees; recitation, "Keensn's Charge." by Robert Dunn; recitation, "Fall of Pemberton vj aaa xioweu; song, it by the class; recitation. "The ttion, Isyahlinxu roaitaUea, IS tho ConstitaMon." h-v WTTlIam MoHargt read ing, "Ths Convict," Louise Brown awarding Foster medal aad diplomas; awarding Whitney medals; swarding Lawson prise medala; parting song of elass. Following is tho graduating class: Adams. Joha Agar. Nsllis 0.

Arende, Carrie K. Berkerfeld, Joseph X. Berrymaa, Edward Brenker, Lizzie Brown, Louise B. Brown. Louise H.

Burhaus, Sybil Cameron, Ida Cunsti. Bertha A. Clerenger, Martha B. Craig, to art Dayton, William Dayton, Spencer Danka, Basis Dana. Robert W.

Earhoff, Jennie Ermsling. Silas Frees. Ida G. Gillespie. Mary -Gopie.

Palmer Griggs. Addie Harpold. Harry W. Henderson, amaia. -Hebst, Edgar W.

Hoiinger, Charles B. Howell. Ada it. Joyce, Albert Keef s. Laura M.

Kier. Kalhemao H.I Kara, Annie Lease h. Angsllse MacDoaaldT Allee B. MacHarg. WUUam Mahaa.

Jesais Mayer. Henrietta McGiilen, Joaaaa F. McKeown. Basis K. Miller.

Emily E. Mothershead. Carlotta Moulding. Joseph W. Peterson, Clara Pf under.

Waller Railing, Mand Keinach. Lena Rows, David P. SeidaL, Walter F. Seiier. Emma Simpson.

Erne A. Sjialding, Frederick 0. StowelL, lien ben G. Stromberg, Rossis W. Tjlrich, Minnis Veicher, Emms Wesre, Harry Wick.

EUa Wiliiams. Bessie B. vWUltaa. Lomas JL HEAD LEY SCHOOL, xc a exult, ooscaaTmi Hrlsss A. Butler.

PrineinaL Margaret M. Uabbina, Heed Assittant Ella J. CooDer. Rather J. W.

Barker. Mary E. Fitzgerald, Mary O. Brech bill. Charlotte Bell.

Mary A. Abbott Katie A. Han to Edith H. Deal. Cornelia Beardaleyi Margarita M.

Hennessy. Miss Katie Walsh. atarie a. Becker, Mrs. K.

Minshaa, Minna Hsssraau, Lizzie F. Beck. Sadie Y. Spaoidinr, Joanna M. Waiah, A.

Gertrude Crisiet. Kate A. Reedy, Pauline O. Eck storm, Fannie L. Meads, Miaa Edith Meyer.

Ida V. Methtow, Berths Boase. Ino exercises of tho graduating elass wore of a character that spoke well of tho efforts of tho teachers. AH tho member of tho first passed an oxamlnation that entitled them to admission to tho high school. Tho music, both Toeal and Instrumental, was excellent, especially tho piano playing of Kiss Eunice.

M. Stuart Handsome Sowars decorated tho persons of tho scholars as well aa the desks of tho teachers. The medals were awarded by tho Principal aa follows: Foster modal, Miaa 8 telle Parker; aawwa mnuin, uil pruo, xteiunoio aV. una; second prize. Alios Newkirk third prise, Ltzzio Carr.

The programme of exercises was aa follows: BmmHi, 111 di vision aalutatory address, by Alios Newkirk reading, "The Penny Yo Meant to Gits," br Mary Branger; recitauon, Tiio Fire Bell's Story," by Gieorge Johnson; recitation, German selecuon. by Lizzie Kronen berger; piano solo. -Amora uaxiop, oy liens porter; reoitacon, "Bread on the Waters," by Robins Mowat; re citation, "Left Alone at Eightr," by Annie Bntt: recitation. "Keramos." by linnioe Stuart: a diacnsiuon, by boys of first division; piano duet, "Qui Viva, by I OarretsoB and li. Hofmeiater; uialogne, Xmly," by Grace Voung and Frank Perry; recitation.

"The New Church Organ," by Senie Normal; recitauon. lis a. huu nim Mip vj "vt nnHHB-bsrger; singing, "Pioneer" and other songs, by first division: recitation, German selection, by Reinhold Gtte; recitation. "Tho Station Agent a Story," by Alios Newkirk; recitation, A xluebana's Experienco Piano solo. "Come Back to Erin." br Bertha Famngton; recitation, by Juno Frizzell; reci tauon, -Appomattox, lPbo.

Dy Ada 1 loach; recitation. "Flora McFlimsey by Betsehs: iano solo, br RndolDa Guenther: di- alogne, "The Priestess of Nature," by girls of the eighth grade; recitation, "Sergeant Carter and Son," by Hattie Drew; tho River," by Maude Lee; recitation, "Ino Ta Dnna bv 1 jt ttm flarr iiuim aLk Kv Eaoioe Stuart; Essay, claas motto, "Perseverance Wins," by Stella G. Parker; song. "Ciass cmvwvm, vj g.wuwM.va, va aa plomas and medala, by the lrancipal; presentation of Lawson mods Is, by Mrs, Fica; 'America." Following is tho graduating claas: Emms L. Mary ix.

Branger, Anna J. Bntt. La axis A. Carr. Isabel Oarretaon.

Rudolph Guentber. Harriet L. Uoimeister, Ueorge la, Johnson. Leo Kratzenatein. EUzabeth Jaroaenbergac.

Charles la, W. RicWdJ. McDonald. M. Robins Alio Newkirk.

Engenia Normaa. Rainhoid A. Otve, -bteila G. Parker. -J lilies E.

Rainhardt Walter 11. iua -Ada X. Roach. Eoniea js. Htuart, VtagaeE, NEWBERRY SOHOOL.

xc a. bxeelt, ooxntrrraK, Cot idea O. Btoweii. Prlncapal. Emma Hoots, xxsad Aaoistant.

Mary K. MeLtoc. Kate Dalton. P.iuline Geib, Ida May biingluu. Ehzabeth M.

Oorriaga, Henrietta Dupoy. Mary White, Dora L. O'Connor, Elvira D. Barclay, Medora E. Dodge, Sarah J.

Eaton. Adolme S. Bchaefer, Virginia L. A. Beyer.

Lydia Winter, Ida Nieolaa. M. Louise Garcia, Ella O. Mayhew, Nellie F. Henderson, Elizabeth H.

Ryan, Mina D. Jensen. Mary Ia. Tobey, -Emma J. A.

Heasnaaaa Patty Ellea A- Hunt, -Hattie B. Bacon. Sophie A. Eckstotxa, Sarah G. Ftaning, Leaisa B.

Poppeisaasa, Iaydia Beaxtna. The room where the graduating exercdaes were held was filled with tho friends of tho school, ilin 1 mtfti with tk. oeilent perform annas of the papim. The Foster medal was awarded to Oarno Bernhardt, and the Lawson prizes are as follows: 'First prize Lonis Strubiug: eeond prize, Carrio Reoausrufc and the third prize, David Mnrphy. The progranuno oi tne graanaung class was aa loiiowa: llano, "Prettiest Flowret," by H.

KsUey; song, "Daybreak; essay, iiio Progress of Eight Yeara." bv W. baupe; recitation, "Dnftaa Ont to Sea," by Pauline Hey; song, "Early Morn;" recitation. "Has Motnsrs Boy." by Josephine Lundin; recitation, "The Two Ulaases," Dy laotuo aaee; song. "Via JscJc Frost:" reading in German, "Das Licht am Strande," by Jniia Ctosaet; addreea in German, by DC ximmermann; song, iung, Jtorrr Bells;" ossay. M.

Aloott." by H. Keller; reading lrom ums omen, oy x. laeuz: reading from "Under the Lilaoa," by J. Iaaa- by la Graf; recitation, "What Co as tit ales a State or W. Clarke; recitatioa, of State," by G.

Randall; essay, "American Patriotism" (excused), la Strobing; essay. ''American Patriotism," by Reinhardt; awarding the Lawsos prize medals; addreea by the Rev. F. "iiymnor tne Republic; Siano, li lrovatore, by Anna Hansske; ialocne. "A Capital Convention song.

"Bird of the Wildurness;" ealiathenio exercise, class of girls; annual report; rolls of honor; song. "Now tho baa xs in too Treat, award of diplomas; award of the Foster naedal to Carrio Keinhardt; award of tho Henormann prize to Hannah Kelley; alnmni invitations: "Good Kigiit;" piano, maroh, vioeaa Tsie- graph," by it. Kelley. olio wins: is tne eraauaunr class: Gas. William O.

Hanaaks, Anna Kelley. Hannah Lartz. Fred H. Iaafmin. Julia Lens.

Emma F. Leia, George K. Chamois Hunter," (J, "Labor," by Fred i Ticket a "Fatriouaa ia i exnun Caaxk Lnbeka, ReinhardV. Carrie B. Sampe, William Seiiheimer, Annie la.

Star bird. Robert 8. Tnompson, Frank BISTERS ESOUGH. Kew Tork Sum She had promised to bo a sis ter to him. He thanked her coldly, bat said that he al- roady had flro sisters.

"Whr. Mr. Sampson." said the rirL "1 thonrht yon were an only child." "I am," ho responded; "I mean that I have five sisters sach as you offer to be," and ho tct serwa to sue uoor. LAST WOEDS. Burdettar "What were the last words ot Brigham Young?" asked tho teacher.

boy, "he was a married' man." A TIKOVt4H CAB, CAL. irvaAU r.at ttiu.i. The National Educational Conventioa excursion of the Teachers' Association. whirh leaves Chicago via Chimcotc Alton K. K.

on a siiecial train nt 4 p.m. Tharsday, July will be composed oi puii-man palace aleeping-ara aed tourist alsepiiig-cara, wmch will run through from Chicago to baa Francisco without change. Those who are contemplating a trip te the Pa-ci no coast should embrace the opportunity of joining a select party at a minimum cost for the rona trip, with tbe privilege of stopping at Las Vei a. Hot Springa, Santa Fe, N. and Los An Cal, without additional cost.

For further particulars, itinerary of exenrsiou, and for ticinu an-1 reservation of bertha in Pullman or tonrist slsei). eall on or adiresa Citr PaiMnrrr an Agent, Chicago and Alton IL lw. aa Souka tuset..