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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. KEW YOBK, TtittXBSDAY, JULY 6, 1899. WANAMAKER'S L0H9 LIST OF GRADUATESl Lula T. Burke, Rose M. Million, Mary L.

Mc Cenn. Catharine E. O'Keefe, Anna V. McDougal, Madeline, T. Spengeman.

Passed examination Mary T. McCart, Lillian L. MeKeefrey. Mary F. Price.

OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL (BOYS). Passed examination Thomas Conway. George Hagar, Alfred A. Miles. Edward V.

Klem. Loula Fuhrmann, Edward Widmann. Sidney Skutch, Fred Walsleven, John Saum, Thomas F. Whlttaker. George Moritz, Gartner, Joseph C.

Altmann, Frank McElroy, Bernard Flschlcr, Er' nest J. W. Muller, William J. Vincent, Charles Endres. John L.

L. Flnck. George J. Brenck ner, Frank Braun, Henry M. Bascom, Adam Kel Half Prices Name, Clarence Wostln, Grace M.

Bauford, Mamie W. Birch Irene V. Julia V. C. Dwlnell, Mabel D.

Gildereleeva. Jecsle D. Harral, Luella M. Ma gee. Mae 'Murray, Maude Robinson, Rosetta Stein, Maud A.

Tousey, Bessie A. Wilson. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 10. Exempted from examination Charles Mc Kenzie.

Alberta E. M. Pasch, Peter A. Olson, Elwin K. Walker, Joseph L.

Obermayer, Ralph J. Walnright, Agnes Well, Alice M. Vallquet; Anthony Cassidy, George Warner, Jennie W. Gatjen, Lililc M. Stone.

Stephen Hulin, Charles Kohler, J. Godfrey Schultz, Louise Kruetner, Anna C. Arbla, Lydia Appleyard, May Croner, Harriet Davis, Ethel M. Hubbs, Anna Van Syckie, Ernest Jacobson. Leona 15.

Keller. Graduated by examination Ernest D. Anderson, Edward J. Haesloop. Edward Hall, Stephen S.

Horn. Hugh McEuan. Robert B. Muir, John Orr, Thomas Orr, Ira P. Swackenberg, Harry M.

Studt, William H. Wolfe, Florence Bagnell, Florence Eercaw, Caroline Burkhardt, Minnie H. Buttner. Idella Colburn, Julia A. Curtin, Elizabeth M.

Delaney, Doretta Doscher, Natalie Evans, Ella L. Fernald, Lillle Grace, Agnes Grant, Ellen V. Greene. Isabella Greenberg, May Hilton, Margaret A. McCormlck, Mary McLean, Caroline Mulreany, Evelyn Peterabn, Jennie Sherman.

Nellie B. Stone. Antonla E. Streltz, Alice W'orne, Margarethe Wlesemann, Agnes Woglom. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

11. Exempted from examination Cecil A. Cremer, Victor Gallnskl. Stuart N. Nye, Leon P.

Rouget. "William T. Wright, Ernest A. Brotherhood, Redmond A. McCosker, Otto Hllmer, Russell S.

Van Schalck. Howax C. Patterson, Alexander E. Sherndal. Robert T.

Vanderbllt, Sheldon N. Welsh. Richard W. Wilson, William F. Roberts, Mary A.

Meehan, Vera L. Pneumnn, Katherlne W. Perry. Edna R. Taber, Edith W.

Halsey, Annie L. Demby, Ruth L. Broadhurst, Fannie A. Blauvelt. Antoinette Magonlle, Felicia Rels, Marion C.

Northrldge. Margaret S. Cadman, Susie M. Boutet, Charlotte R. StHes, Annie L.

Shaw, Harriet E. Pate. Edith G. Ross, Edith A. Bagley, Cornelia G.

Harrison. Graduated by examination Benjamin Burster. Raymond V. Baker, William A. Clackncr, Parker P.

Cumming. Clifford Taylor, Theodore B. "Wells, John Wilshcar, Margaret E. Beach man. Charlotte Baker, Hazel M.

Baiter, Elolse H. Carlile, Elizabeth Cohen. Emma F. Chadwlck. Christina Gurlltz, Kate Gibson, Lillian M.

Gallns ki. Jessie Robertson, May A. Rae, Florence I. Smith. ORAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

12. Exempted from examination Samuel Sellgman. Florence Rosenberg, Charles A. Tonsor, Edna A. Ahrens, Anna E.

Chandler, Madeline A. F. Meyer, Jerome "Woodle, Edith M. Brandow, Mary A. MeKeefrey.

Margaret C. Tully, Minnie Irvine, William Hitch, Louise E. HerboUl, Grace M. Hnrtlpv. Uillfln H.

Earning. Margaret B. Mc Leona Armbruster Cutler, Maude E. Davidson, Margaret Margarette C. Gaf my, Theresa Graht, Fanny E.

Hopkins, Elsie M. Howd, Bessie W. Kern, Maud 1.r Richards, May S. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 27.

Exempted from examination Ingrld B. Johnston, John McCrate, Edward C. Anderson, Joseph A. Ennis, Patrick J. Collins, Lucy MeShea, Henrietta E.

Vogw, Gertrude Cole, Ro'fcert Colgan. Graduated by examination Nlcolal C. Jacobsen, James L. Laraen, Donald Smith, Clara May, Florence E. Murphy.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 30. Exempted from examination Henry Mahnken, Alfred Adams, Emma Kessler. Josle Gillespie, Lizzie Clyde, Nettle Duncan, Katie Thayer. Helen Gillespie, Blanch Leavy, Jennie Herbert Sullivan.

Graduated by examination William McM.anus, William Strosahl, Theresa Anderson, Karen Lar een, Loretta Sameony. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 31. Exempted from examination Mortimer A. Samuels, Walter J.

Sinsheimcs. A. Laura Tlenken. Lawrence Kaminsky, William J. Curley, Frank Huck, Thomas F.

Fryer, William Robinsky, George W. Curry. Fannie Telby, Alfred E. L. Chase.

Jaimo V. O'Brien, Frank J. Frivan. Graduated by examination Katharine E. Coo ney, Estelle Heymnnn, Lillle A.

C. Lennborn. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 32. Exempted from examination Edward Hart, Herman Lehn.

James A. Flanagan, Florence 3. McCarthy, Fred J. Marx, George W. Mason.

Theodore J. Johnson, Thomas A. Uourke, Herbert Morgrenthaler. Alfred Bohner, Charles A. Hehr, William H.

Bonchcn, Solomon G. Rowe, Ethel M. Abel, Anna G. Lee, Lena Molsoll, Helen V. Dur kin, Nancy Ceising, M.

Oesterreichcr, Dorothea E. Henser, Alicia M. Kenny. Marie D. Pareda.

Jessie A. Rowe, Bertha Seydell, Mary V. Flye. Graduated by examination John J. Kearns, Arthur O' Hea, Syd.

L. Warsawer, Sylvia Brandon, Anna C. Brady, Mary A. Burke. Elizabeth A.

Casey, Helen Koogle. Mgt. D. Mulvaney, Agnes D. Powell, Anna M.

T. Spach. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 33. Exempted from examination Howard Williams, Harry Meyer, Louis Nussbaum, Michael B.

Ryan. John F. Richardson, Fred W. Hentz, Birdie E. Rosenbaum, Mary E.

Archimal. Anna E. Loeffel hardt, Lena Post. Lottie Meyer. Margaret Kidd.

Graduated by examination Lawrence J. Adams, James G. Connor. George Gugenheimcr, William B. Gunzel, Theodore L.

HaUer. Frank E. Hol grem, John Horn, George H. Marwede. Isadore Rummelsburg, George Schaffstaedt, Frank R.

Spencer. Sarah D. Cohen, Jennie V. Flynn, Gertrude B. Hoffman, Veronica Kearney, Ethel M.

MacNamara, Susie M. Motz. Minnie M. Nikola, Lily A. Reed, Laura Seeger, Margaret Stevens, EP.a Wilnon.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 34. Exempted from examination William Looff, Harry W. Droge, Israel S. Moore, Howard F.

Smith, George T. Williams, Charles Neidig, Oscar Undquist, Arthur J. Ostrander, Harry G. Morgan. Malcolm McGregor, Richard Brooks.

Robert Balmore, Leonora Mandlgo, Annie L. Robinson, Florence I. Mahnken. Ida M. Strickland.

Mary linen only. As for the prices, they would interest you in themselves. Read: Thcre'H a larpe assortment nf table linen In choice ilfiilsns that now at 50c. to vI. ti? in.

wide. Najiklns c.f l.tavy Scotch damask at Sl." doz. ot double danmsk at doz. br akfaft Hlzc3 The dinner zrn toyt only J2.2". and i i.

doz. IU'in. Uitrhed all llnen double bed si ate, at oalr; and pillow cases, also hem.ui tched, 21V. xZi r.t towtds. itrL7 nil bleacliPd, are 2Sc.

each hero. A tr.ninioniaacc once, nut a most unusual towfd for It. Sninc hukali. irk tow in, xtrn heavy, with hemmed ondH and red bnrdrrs. at IZ'i f.

each. Itnller tnweda of bl aehod rraah, 17 6b quality even in thi store ordinarily, but now $2.23 22c. ouch. Fourth avenue. Sheet Music, Some of the titles 15C.

Each are printed below. All are compara tively new and popular. At 15c. so. good a choice will not be offered for SONGS lazy Bill.

I've Got JTa Jlablts On. I'll Shake Up Die Moan Old Town. Mammy's Little Alligator I Ned Dem Wages Bad. CAKEWAl.KS Topsy's in Town. The KMsomlner Jubilee.

Ole Virginnv Harbectie. Salute to Johnson. A Warmln' Us in Dixie. Lat Cake Is Cert'nr Echoes From the Snowball Club (Ragtim waltz). SENTIMENTAL one year Ago To Day.

His Day Will Come. Were Ever Said. Old Glory Waves On High. The River ot Peao. Gathering Roses From Her Hair.

Algy. Love's First Kiss. I Love But One Girl. Love Letters. In an Old New England Vlllag.

Rosle Carey. Ily the Banks of the Shannon. Dear Old Tennessee. At Last. I Know You'll Not Forget Me.

Mamma Don't Be Cross With Me. No More Will I Evor Be Your Baby. The Book Store, Ninth street. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T.

Stewart Broadway, 4th av, 9th and 10th sis. New York. GREAT E1E OF POLO IN "LIES' CUPS" SERIES Meadowbrooks Defeat the Rocka ways 6 to 2 in an Exceedingly Fast Match at Cedarhursfc. EUSTIS SCORES FOUR GOALS While the Veteran, Stanley Mortimer, Makes Both of Kockaway's Tallies. (Special to the Eagle.) Ceclarhurct, L.

July Fpr the second time tiiis year the teams of the Meadowbrook Polo Club and the first team ot the Rockaway Hunt Club met in competition at polo, and one of the beat games that has been seen for some years on Long Island resulted. The game was the first of the series that, will be played on the grounds of the Rockaway Hunt Club, at Cedarhurst. for the Ladies' Cups, oGered by the Rockaway Hunt Club. The day lor polo waa excellent and the turf fine. The match was played wh.li jrreat clash and vim.

from the first to last period. Neither team could score in the first two periods and it was only after the most desperate work on foe part of the Meadowbrook team that they managed to lower the colors or the Rockaways. The score was: Meadowbrooks, goals; Rockatvays, 2 goals. The 2 goals for the Rockaway team were both made by Stanley Mortimer, the veteran player of the club. The attendance was one of the largest ever seen on the grounds.

Several hundred people crowded the spacious lawns, and the piazzas surrounding the club house. The paddock was fillet! with four in hands, carts, drag3 and chicles of all In the road surrounding the club were several hundred people In carriages who drove to the grounds from the nearby summer resorw. The teams wore in the pink of condition and played an excellent game, both Individually and In team work. Foxhall Keene and Harry Payne Whitney by their many brilliant rushes, and side, and crc.j work, won much applause, aa did Codvln and Baldwin by their brilliant rushes, and riding off. The two bucks played their position perfectly and on a number of occasions saved their goals.

The other members of the tennis did very creditable work in both team and Individual plays, and in their front and back hota, which were very effective. So exciting was the game that in endeavoring to reach the ball in th? second period, collision occurred between Eustis. and Water bury, while running their ponies to their utmost. Both men and ponies rolled over in a heap on the turf, bu tnone was hurt beyond a slight shaking up. The game was resumed almost Immediately.

The teams played even, as follows: y.f adov. l.rnokr. No. 1. C.

Kustis: No. S. C. C. Baldwin; No.

3. II. I'. Whltni back, D. Nlcoil.

Kockaways No. 1. R. Monitnt No. 2, S.

Cowdln: No. Z. V. P. Keeno; hack.

Waterbury. The goals were made as follows: W. 0. Eustis of Meadowbfook; S. Rockaway; H.

P. Whitney, Meadowbrook; C. O. Baldwin, Meadowbrook; W. C.

Eustis, Meadowbrook; S. Mortimer. Rockaway: W. C. Eustis.

Meadowbrook; W. C. Eustis, Meadow brook. CLOSE PLAY AT TENNIS. Larned and Davis in Good Form at th Middle States Tourney.

There was some interesting play in the Middle States lawn tennis chatnpiouship tournament at Orange, X. yesterday afternoon. The preceding matches had narrowed the number of contestants and they were of the ranking class. The most exciting match was that of W. A.

Larned and Dwiglit Davis, the Harvard crack, who carne so near to winning the national championship at Newport last season. The Harvard player led the first set to 3 1, but his famous adversary pulled up and forced a long deuce vantage set before the victory fell to Davis. Again In the st.ond set Davis had the lead, but Larned pulled out handsomely. Tho Harvard man played a remarkably fart game at the net and voikyed in excellent form, which gave him a decided advantage over his opponent, who appeared to favor lUa back court game. Tl.ls unfinished match will be continued thin afternoon und additional interest is attached thereto, because or the agreement to count It as one of the Inier eity series, Davis playing for Boston and learned for New York.

The Yale champion. J. A. Alien, had no dif ficulty In beuliiig S. C.

Milieu, although th I opposite' result was expected. Richard Stev 1 ocs nnd .1 i'nrot also won thoir matches. This gives Allen. Stovers, Pare: and the win ner 01 wig iiavis iai ije a vnaicn piaees in tao uemi fir.al round. Champion Malcolm D.

Whitman is expected to play his match in the inter city scries latl to day. Unless the Ste'vens Pnrct match I roves too prolonged, both will engage ia tho inter city contest, I'aret meeting Codnian, th Long wood expert. Yesti 'h imploU MO sillK'e e. clay's score's follow: 1 and A. AllM W.

A Iu 1 vs. D. oi .1. i'. I'aret heal 1(: lurd Stevens round C.

W. it II. W. Haprue and tl I It. I).

Ut I. K. tivry, 97. pa: iin S. Krank i.

al F. I.c Mili. tt. i. a s.

11 el. 7 uniini: II. MIL. 0 thlr. 1.

ii 2. W. Cicimplf 'ii uti. 'e and U. c.

1 11, Wilson. 7 e. 2. W. .1 t'o It.

1 Thurl 'f ooilion elates, pr Ivn itt I eiiro s. ev t. w. It. Miles by default; M.

H. Clark belt 1.. J. flrant. ij S.

0 1: F. Watson, bent 11. Mttlc 62, 1: F. U. Hague heat I.

Grlllin, 2, tl V. Grant beat 11. Honmna by default; J. Bramhail bat Kyle. 0 3.

6 4 Murphy, Alfred Nichols, Joseph Posaticrl, Maurice "white, John Woods. Thomas Aspelt. VISITATION SCHOOL. Exempted from examination John Malone, William MoElIen, Catharine McCaffrey, Catharine O'Rourke. Passed examination Thomas Reynolds, illlam Stuart.

HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL. Passed examination Caroline Beck, Mary Ge rold, Agnes Hess, Mary Pracny. Clara Thul, Mary "Woeeer ST. CHARLES' SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Thomas Reilly.

Annia Durkin. Grace Biggane, Jennie Brennan, Alice Roarke. Passed examination Lillian Martin. ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL.

Passed examination Catharine Lirkin. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL. Passed examination Mary Cannon, Mary Cassidy, Lorretto Hlckey. Mary Hughes.

Anna Lyons, Julia Mallon. Catharine McLoughlln, Catharine Murray, Mary Roache, Mary Ryan, Anna Ward. STS. PETER ANi PAUL'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examh.

'tion Alice C. Gorman, Agnes C. O'Reilly, MnrBurot B. Coleman. Mnry Foley, Cleopatra C.

Ashurst, Lillian U. Coleman. Passed examination Reginald Kelly. Angelinii V. Arnold.

Christina V. George. Elizabeth T. Gilece. ST.

VINCENT DE PAUL'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Thomas Butler, Joseph Breslln. Edward Hurson, William FItzpatrlck, Leo O'Hanlon, Joseph Gillen. Joseph Cobb, Cornelius Callahan. John Ochs, George Rosener, George Corrlgan, Thomas German.

James Boattie, Grace J. Blake Katharine G. Connors, Caroline M. Creamer. Helen Dalton.

Irene Fitzgibbon. Grace G. Kelly, Grace L. Irwln Lillian S. Maher.

Passed examination Raymond Brady, William Brogan, John Bajnovlch, Thomae Cody, Martin Cofford. Edward Duane, James Ferry, James Gorman, Charles Hogan, John Hands, Francis Lappln, George Mackey, Thomas Maloney, John McEntee, Daniel McOrath, John McGulgnn, Grover Norton. John Pajauls. William Quirk. John Qularley.

Albert Roebling. Marguerite Morrow. Eva McDonald, Grace McDonald Katherine MoNamee, Agnes Ryan, Frances Wlthowskl. Julia Weiss. OUR LADY OF MERCY SCHOOL Exempted from examination Anna Butler, Alice Cooney, Mary Hanley, Irene Aitken, Margaret Murpby.

Julia Heeney. ST. PETER'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Supnn Tuohey, Rose McElroy. Loretto llly, Caroline Frakes, Elizabeth King.

Mary Honnessy, Frances Curtis. Passed examination Mary Carney. Anna Collins, Marguerite Horan, Kathleen Gorey. VALENTINE GETS A DIVORCE. Defendant in Suit the Adopted Daughter of the Late General E.

B. Fowler. A decree of absolutely divorce was granted by Justice Jenks yesterday to James R. Valentine, a letter carrier of Station from Annlo P. Valentine, adopted daughter of the late General E.

B. Fowler. They were married on March 25, 188'J. Mrs. Valentine fell In love with Valentine while he was delivering letters at her home.

From the evidence It appears that on March 15 last Mr. Valen tine asked his friend, J. C. Bradford, to see where Mrs. Valentine was going, and Mr.

Bradford followed her from tile Breevoort place residence to Rockaway avenue, where she met a certain Annan. Annan and Mrs. Valentlnd were followed to Piel's brewery and from there to Luhr's Hotel at Manhattan Crossing and Atlantic avenue, where they entered the restaurant. There Bradford met Mr. Valentine and two other men, Mr.

Gartner and Mr. Kunz. All of the four men stood on the outside. With the aid of the hotel register they located a room where Mrs. Valentine and Annan were.

While the men were waiting Mrs. Valentine ran down stairs from the upper iloor and, seeing her husband, said: "You didn't catch me with anybody. You are the one who is the cause of it." There was further talk and Mrs. Valentine is alleged to have said: knew snraethlne was cnlne to happen, be cause I saw someone wntching me all night." Before Valentine and his party left the place Annan came from the hotel and all had drinks. It was testified by Mr.

Iohweiler, the friend of the proprietor of the hotel, that he tried to get the couple out of the room and that he Induced them to rescend by way of the fire escape to the floor below. Lohweiler said that when he entered the room he told the couple that Valentine was waiting. nen tney were all down stairs, witness said, Mrs. Valentine said to her husband: "And you drove me to '''Elizabeth Tully of 23 Brevoort place testified that Mrs Valontlne was out all night on March IB. Witness told the defendant she must leave the house, when she returned next day.

Valentine has the custody of his son. Drew Valentine. SUIT AGAINST ANTON F. GEISEB. Annie C.

Geiser, who has a suit in the Supreme Court against Anton F. Geiser for separation, on the ground of CTuelty obtained by a stipulation between the two parties, $7 a week and $35 counsel fee in an order signed to day by Justice Lam'oert in Supreme Court. Mr. Geiser is a brother ot Alderman Joseph Geiser of Long Island City. Mr.

and Mrs. Geiser were married in 18S4 and they have Ave children, the youngest being 4 years old. Mrs. Geiser alleges that for four years Mr. Geiser has failed to support her properly and that, while he was drinking in June last, he upset the furniture, threatened her life, forced her to leave the house and compelled her to sleep in the wood shed.

On June 12. she says, he hit her witn nis nst ana caueu her names, broke some more of the furnltute and made such a rumpus that she Jumped out of the window. On June 13 she says he knucked her down, and on June 14. he struck tier with a stone and threatened her life. Then the pLaintiff took her two youngest children and went from the house.

BROOKLYN BREVITIES. A womnr. llvlnf? In a Hat overlonklnB the vacant lnt at Bedford avenue and Lynch street late nlpht saw two men cllnchlne anrl rolling over the ground. The woman fhrlekefj for the poll' and alarmed the nelKhborhood. Policeman Winthrop of the Iee avenue ptuttun put In an appearanie.

separated the men and arrested thorn for lighting. The prisoner? flepcrlhed themselves as PMwaid Harris. 23 years old. ot 14 Maujer street, and John Pctterson. 2) years old.

or 420 Ilroadway. Tli two had become enKiKed in a com roversy over their relative wrestllnff abilities. They were discharged by Mariistrato Kramer. Special Policeman Hawkins of 137 Xorth Seventh street saw a boy enlerinpr the building at 14." PriKRS avenue through a window early this morning He walled on the outr.lde until the boy emerued with a bundl" of wire and placed him under arrest. The prisoner save his name as John Tully 16 vears old.

of lis Bedford avenue. Ho was fore M.lElPtrate Kramer In the avenue pllce court and held In $200 bail for the Court of Special Sessions. NEWS OF THE COURTS. Bertha Cole has begun nn action against Louis R. Cole, Anna Gladys Cole and others to get admeasurement of her tlower In the estate of Randolph Cole.

It is stated In the papers that Mr. Cole married the plaintiff on June 12. 1S83. and that he died on July 3, 1SSS. The will was admitted to probate on July 14 following, and he devised oil of the property to the plalntirt and her heirs.

She Bays she elects to reject the provision made for her in the will and wants her dower admeasured. The suit affects parcels of land in rumpter street, near Hopklneon avenue, in Pulaski street, near Throop avenue, and in Desraw street, near Rogers avenue, The South Reformed Protestant Dutch Church at Fifty second street and mini avenue, tins oor ough, is to move to Flfty llf.h street and Fourth avenue. The latter situation Is more dsslrahlc ar.d convenient for the congregation. Permission lias been obtained from th" Supr me Court to borrow I on bond and mortgage on the property as I present located. The money thus obtained is to be In the building of a new church on the I proposed site.

The Rev. Renjamln K. Dkkhart is the pastor of the church. LONG ISLAND CITY. LonK Island City.

h. July James Cowan, a deck hand on the Lon Island Kallroad annex steamboat Nassau, was squeezed accl Mentally between the boat and dock yesterday afternoon. recelvlrtK a. contusion of the hip and Lack. wflfl sent to St.

John's Hospital. Cowan la years old and lives at l.ltrj Manhattan avenue, Greenpoint. Alexander Nelson. 3" years old, address unknown, waa struck hy a car last evening at thn corner of Htelnway and Itlker avenues, this city. lie received a severe scalp wound.

He waa taken on the ear to St. John's Hospital. Motorman James Trainor of SSfl ae nue was arretted and hln examination was sot down for July 17. John Heelnnd, 10 yeara old, accidentally shot himself in the calf of his riBht lee vsterday at his home, 01 Third street, this city. The waa continulns his celebration of the Kourtli.

lie was Bent to St. John's Hospital. The wound Is Hunt. A two Btory frame cottage on Herold avenue was destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this mornlnc The houe was owned and occupied bv l'. ter Qulnn, The occupants discovered the (ire in time to escape without Injury.

The Ions on the house waa 12.000 and on the contents J700. Both Iobkcm are covered by insurance. Tho origin of the fire Is a mystery. ler, ijouis (j. tienroeaer.

John w. aieycr, mm? W.Meyer. Paul E. E. Bandtlon, Henry Remllns, Sophia Piddian.

Annie M. Merz. Mary J. Dost. Josephine Biljes, Mary Martin.

Emllic Engidhardt, Kose w. Broshard, Em Hie C. J. ijcnoenberger, Madeline Wolferz. Fannie Tlmares.

Eliza A. Sutt meler, Lena Doerchuck, Mary L. E. Oberlander, laa ii. breves, tiraee K.

Vvse. Carrie A. tl rscn. Rose Mlndlln. Emma Relchert.

Addle M. Krause, lienuerson. Graduated bv examination Frank 1'. Altermann. Walter E.

Cook. William Elssler. CharR J. Gorth, Charles A. Hannermann.

Albert J. Hosse, Albert Hooker. Henry R. Klein. William Lnrch, John B.

a. O'Brien. William A. R. Sperling, Francis L.

Wetcher. Edward B. Zabriskie. Mabel Boyd. Mary G.

Cox. Mary M. Fee. Anna T. Glm ler.

Lizzie Lang, Gertrude Lehmann, Lizzie Lei denthal, Carrie Levy. Mary C. O'Neill. Louise Ronengarden, Emma 'Schurmann. Julia Schwickart, "ocoit, ivatnarme zumoanzen.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 77. Exempted from examination Harding G. Irving' Branch, Nino Glanella, Joseph W. Mur pny, unaries faweeney, Harrison uoodrlcn, Frank L.

WertBch, Arthur Wrilson, David Han hart, Winthrop Turney, 3llg Gutter, Frank H. Fisher, George Renouard, Frank E. McLoughlln, Harry Decker, William M. Smith, Edward N. Livingston.

Stuart Bushong, Carl E. Rowe, Philip McNlffe, Alfred E. Davis, Thomas Mcllvalne, Charles F. Mellor. George A.

Schroder. Grace H. Carleton, Ethel Ethel wynnc Esmond. Florentine Cams. Marlon F.

Reeph, K. Louise Bruck, Madeline Raphael. Martha Wohlberg, Louise C. Livingston. Fannie L.

Wendei. Alice M. As nes Dwyer. Anna R. Samin, Almeda L.

Branch, Cora E. Becker, Ethel C. Hudson. Lillian A. Thomley.

Dorothea Brown, Joanna R. Hartlng, Alexandria B. Kimball, Anna B. Curry, Marie F. Martinez, Rebecca Sheriff, Charlotte Haithwalte, Harriet E.

Kipp, Anita J. Gasz, Blanche Russell, Agnes V. Walsh, Grace Gnynor. Bessie F. Bigley, Agnes Meikle, Lorle C.

Sprague, Lillian C. Lfd dell, Cleomlra B. Franklin, Man Etta M. Smith. Grace M.

Brosnan, May V. Sharp, Jeart Uffendill. Johanna M. Ebellng, Jeanle L. Glaasford, Eunice L.

Dunham, Jessie Sugar. Graduated by examination Harry Conlln, Georgre C. Diem. Edward T. Gittlns.

Frederick J. Herr, William Hunnlnghaus. Andrew J. King. John A.

Lange. Harry J. Lubbs, Frank P. Mures. Leslie H.

Pascoe. Frederick A. Roth, Edmund JJ Sullivan. Frank Tomllns. Jean H.

Atherton, Anna L. Barnfcle, Edna H. BlauveJt. Bertha Buck. Nellie Buckley, Maybelle B.

Burton. Florence I. Burton, May R. 'Donnelly, Annie T. Engel.

Grace Harte, Lula Holllnshead, Julia Lawson. Mamie E. Lynch, Edith L. Martin, Mary A. Christine Patrick.

Helen A. Peace. Maud M. Peckham. Maud L.

Pitts, Helen E. A. Roth, Marlon A. Rose. Gertrude J.

D. Schlen. Ethel M. Seaman. Helen G.

Slancy, Eldie S. Staberg, Ethelyn Thatford. Alice Turman. Jennie M. Whitehead.

Nellie A. Wilson. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 78. Exempted from examination George F.

Gentes, William H. Mook, Arthur Empey, Grace R. "Gilbert. Grace H. Paris, Jessie C.

Walker, Julia P. O'Leavy Emmett M. Connor, Chester P. Crowell, Lillian L. Skinner, Helen G.

Walker, Frank M. Perkins, Walter L. Prendergast. Julia L. Maher.

Hattie El. Mulkey. Lillle P. Sheerln. Bertha T.

Hashagen. Percy E. Walker, Louis Jorgensen, Frances Talbot Peterson, Kate A. Powers, Jessie W. Campbell, Augusta J.

Wenlsch. Graduated by examination Peter M. Eneboe. Edward A. Staberg, Marguerite F.

Bennett, Helen Burns, Jessie H. Collins. Annie Johnson, Jull eta. 'Lozano. Marguerite McGuirk.

Madeline McDonald, Carrie P. Reid. Lucy E. Wellbrack. Lillian B.

Wright, Slgne Widegrim. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 90. Exempted from examination Georjre J. Bran dan.

John Middlekoop, Max Rothapfel. Marv A. Qulnn, Alloulse Smith. Mabel Z. Worthen.

George W. BIlIinE's. Charles F. Muck. Florence Bennett, Florence Hasbrouck.

Fannie Shapiro. Harry C. Cumiskey. Thomas F. McKInney, Harold C.

Mc Nulty, Frederick Reynolds, Harold J. Sheridan, Cora C. Camp. Mabel Holmes, Kato A. Hyland, Margaret A.

Reilly, Edna M. Snyder, Florence wennecKe. Graduated by examination John J. Flood. Bertram R.

Mearns. Gustaf A. Peterson. J. Ralph Prout, John F.

Tholen. Kate M. P. Collery, Rosa A. V.

Collery. Florence Demusey, Gertrude E. Everltt. Lillian S. Force.

Gabelle M. Gleavy. Sophie C. Holsten. Emllle B.

Koch. Grace MacEwen, Almee F. McDonough, Mae McDonough, Elizabeth S. M. Plate.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 94. Exempted from examination Hazel Henderson, Ella Hake. Magtjle McPhee. Amelia McGhee, Frances Mantele, Florence Cardoza, Florence Griffiths.

Graduated by examination Luke Flanagan, Alfred Hamilton, Frank Llnyd, Victor Morell. Joseph O'Broin. John O'Brein, Herbert Owen, Joseph Wegner. Esther Brltz, Carrie Hoffman, Daisy McCurdy. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

100. Exempted from examination Samuel Bernstein. Robprt G. Ward, Mary A. McDonald, James Avitablle.

Graduated by examination Harry Benson, Will lam FItzpatrlck. Louisa Brunner, Lewis W. Hartt. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 101.

Exempted from examination Frederick R. De Nyse, Lloyd Byrne. Leonard Cuff. Dayton O. Slu r.

Charles F. Glmbrnat, Penelope D. Hull, Robert H. Mitchell, William Walsh, Babetta WfII Anes M. Huott.

Elizabeth Kleman, William Kiernan. Mary E. O'Hallt ran, Loretta M. H. Stam he.

Harriet J. Finn, Ethel S. King. Gertrude Luella Mundle. Graduated by examination Lyman W.

Cross man. Harry E. Llndley, William H. McAullffe, Elizabeth Hoimann. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

302. Exempted from examination Sussanna. Town send, Mabel Corbelyon. Oscar Graeve. Ella.

Barnes, Edward Sehiffmacher, William Knemeyer, Chester Lowe, Anna Duane. Lillian Oates, Thomas Nelson, Margaret Butcher, Henry Conway. Graduated by examination Joseph Phelan, Mae Klch, Laura Tunell, Bertha Wardell. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 103.

Exempted from examination Charlotte A. Ulrlch, Blanche Lopez, Le Roy Ackland, Ida B. Nelson, Halen L. Stratton. Reginald Rowe.

Harry Oleen. Graduated by examination George W. Beavers. Elizabeth F. Moran.

Mayvin Renz, Bessie H. Yea ton. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 10C. Exempted from examination Fred Bargfrede.

Louis Helnrich, Edward Higgins, Robert Joy. Louis Kenny, William Lawless, William Schubart, Louis Sleling, Louis Swltzer. Ella Andersen. Elizabeth Ansteadt, Augusta Downing, Sadie Henckle, May Kemlor. Gertrude Lehrfleld, Dora Liehtenstein, Augusta, Martin.

Edith Ormsnee, Elizabeth Sullivan, Grace Wheeler. Graduated by examination John Anderson. Oscar Frederich, Milton Metzger, Gustav Lauckhart, Louis Spohr, William Vetter, Daisy Galland. Lulu Martensen. Caroline Souwelne, Minnie Ulrlch, Bertha Vendlg.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 10S. Exempted from examination MorrlH J. Elsing. George G.

Faulkner, Allan H. Hubbell, Adolph C. Kiendl, John Miller, Lucille C. Mauas. Emma Meyer.

Edward N. Balslsy. Milton R. Bookman, James E. Gibbons, Julius Gugenhelm, Joseph J.

Kearin, Frd W. Kiendl. Arthur North. Frd Rodc nburg. Fred M.

Schneider. Hnry A. Schwerdt, Louise F. f'amm, Marie M. Sehroeder, Catharine 13.

Whitnev. Catharine O. Ahrens, Mabel E. Godfrey. Norma Rochow, Anna B.

Sherratt, Francis J. Brennan. Olga Rochow, Mary W. Shlrreffs, Anna L. Ward, Rebecca Wolfson, Emily Burke, Nella Mauss, Lula Mead.

Eleanor M. Munn, Mary L. Schmidt. Selma Gugenhslm, Emma R. Hancock, Grace H.

Orr. Jennie W. Perry, Madeline Fred V. Forrest. Ethel Funnelle, Laura Terry.

Graduated by examination Hubert Brennan, Arthur B. Capen. Charles J. Euegger, Alfred H. VrfiFfh rjr.rspv S.

Lane. Eugene H. Mayerhofer, Eugene J. McCarthy. George W.

Palmer. Charles Perrv, Howard D. Reveland, Charles E. Roth axblid, Jeannette V'. Anderson.

Fannie L. Andrew, Pauline E. Beck. Helen F. Bennett, Kate Brennan, Alice E.

Carman. Alice Colquhoun. Margaret Hermann, Sadie E. Lunfelder, Amalle O. Wegner.

List of Scholars From the Several Parochial Schools Entitled to Admission to the High Schools. HOLY NAME SCHOOL. Exempted from examination B. Margaret Monro. Annlo M.

Gain, Margaret V. Dixon. Passed examination Mary V. Cunningham, Isabella I. Vernon.

9T. MARY'S BCHOOL. Passed examination Catherine Kelly. ASSUMPTION SCHOOL. Pnseed examination Rosa Canning.

Mary Fllnn. rtn Hlggins. Mary Kelly. Martha McGuIlam. Catherine McCrnll.

Mnry McKenna, Mary nell, Margaret Rocks. Mary Ross. ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL. PasRod examination Hernando GilHck.

Charles Gm rinm. William Hayes. John Kelts. orge Kos sel Janif Mahonf v. Arthur McNeill.

John Pow dl. Joseph Qulnn. Charles Mlnger, Frances Westlake. HOLY CROSS SCHOOL. Passed examination Peter Groom, James Kelly, Joseph Lawsun.

Maurice Smith. ACADEMY OF OCR LADY OF GOOD Exempted from examination Anna Rnehe, Florence Leahy. Katharine Hodge. Katharine Cunningham. Genevieve O' Rourke.

Reginla Dunn, Katharine TIerney. Mary Shaffer. Passed examination Mary Kearns. Mary Lyman, Maud Nichols, Ann Reilly. Mary Shea.

ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Cecelia Dooley, Gertrude Ward. Passed examination Alice Harley. ST.

JOHN'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Margaret L. Burke, Agnes I. Curran, Mary A. Miller, Mnry F.

Ren nett. Teresa J. Connor, Margaret J. Duggy, Bella A. Mulvaney, Jennie V.

springer, Anna L. SulM van. Passed examination Isabel M. McLaughlin. ST.

ANTHONY'S SCHOOL (GIRLS). Exempted from examination Margaret Naab, Mary McCrlckcrt. Mary lyle, Margaret McKll lfp. Helen Wfstrake. Mary Monahan, Catherine Mellal, Elizabeth Eelsh, Frances Moran.

Passed examination Anna Doyle, Elizabeth Duffy, Catherine McNeill. ST. MARY OF THE SEA SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Mary Mullen, Mary Cronln. Julia Cassidy, Murearet Brennan, Mary Ferry, Helen Frawley.

Passed examination Elizabeth Barrett. Josephine Boheny, Margaret Gaffney. Lydia Keeler, Mary Lamb, McGrath. Anastasia NATIVITY SCHOOL. Passed examination Roswell Baldwin, Albert Lyons.

ST. THERESA'S SCHOOL. Passed examination Joseph Peter Connor, James Genge. James M. Lennon, E.

McCormack, William John McEvoy, James Thomas McGulnness, Jnmes Patrick McOlvney. Thomas James Pad den. Mary Teresa Bruton, Mary Louise Cunningham, Marie Catharine Cusaok, Mary Teresa Crowley. Catharine Veronica Evern, Mary Veronica Flynn. Sarah Cecilia Gannon, Mary Elizabeth MnOnbe.

Mary McGough, Gertrude Marie McGulre. Ellen Lucy McGrath, Mary Josephine Montgomery. ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL. Exempted from examination Mary Sax ton, Mary G.

Carlin. Mary M. Barry, Mary Hurley. Katharine U. Kearney, Mary A.

BoBcherdlg, Loretta R. Kelly, Molonla A. Locke. Passed examination Mary B. Farrell, Katherine M.

Klcty, Cecilia B. McMahon, Lucy T. Stark, SACRED HEART SCHOOL. Exempted frohx oxamlnation Mary V. 6wlft, On Hosiery jpOR women, chiefly, with a few glittering chances in the children's lines.

Wanamaker goods, and reduced from original Wanamaker prices. The merits of both goods and prices in this branch of our business are well understood by our public. The heaviest stock of knit underwear and hosiery that has ever been carried by American retail stores, was ours this Spring. It has met with its deserts. What is left of it wip.

be cleared away by such offers as this, and then we're in shape to receive the newcomers for the Fall business. Meanwhile: "WOMEN'S VESTS At 12VjC e3Ch Fine lisle thread, ribbed; Ilftht weight; extra large Bizes: neatly trimmed and finished; regular 2.c. Quality. At 25c. each Light weight, Swiss ribbed white silk mixed vests: low neck, sleeveless; were 50c.

At oOc. each Genuine Swiss ribbed all silk, light welKht; low ck, sle vetess; white, pink, sky blue, lavender and black; were $1. WOMEN'S STOCKINGS 3 pairs fnr o0c Of fine gauge fast black cotton; double roles and high spliced heels; usually sold for 25c. or JWc. a pair.

2Sc. a pair 1.200 pairs of light weight fast black lisle thread stockings; Richelieu ribbed; usually sold for 50c. a pair. CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 12VjC. a pair A strong, well made fast black cotton stocking; narrow rlhbpd.

with double knees, lieels and toes; sizes 0 to 10; worth 20c. Broadway. Elegant Cotton P16 lTl c. jcc from this store Dress Stuffs is hastened not Newly Pnced because theyre in any way undesirable so far as quality and design and freshness are concerned, but merely because their selling season is nearing the end. And so these new prices, doubtless low enough to close them out in a day: At yd.

Printed Irish Dimities, about 4.000 this season's choice designs, stripes and figures; the 2iic kind. At 2rc. yd. Silk Mualln TafTetinti; half silk, lus troUii as ali silk fjuodf ideal fabric for Summer; delicate colorinps; the 50o. kind; to day will end the lot.

At 2Hc. yd. Dotted RwIpb Muslins; the season's favorites; small dots of white or colors on white nr colored grounds; stripes and plaids; the 3TVitC. kinds. At yd.

Mulhouse Printed Cottons, in a variety of lloral designs, orsandio llsse. orffandle curi cnux, organdie raye and orKandle I'ckin; the sr.c. to 40c. kind. Tenth street aisle.

We had 3,000 yards of the higher priced an Irish linen Crash Suitings, 7 c. and 5c. Yd. sort this morning crash partly cotton that has been selling at 25c. a yard.

Now it's 7c. a yard to close. Another quality, all cotton, at only 5c. yd. This was 10c, though it looks like the 25c.

sort. Rotund' Beautiful simplic i Summer Frocks light, Summery, enticing. Gems of the mo diste's art, many imported, all of our best. And the point is this they are radically reduced just now when most acceptable. At 5S.C 0 each Colored organdies, percales and piques: many Imported; prettily made and trimmed; values up to fls.

At ilS each Organdies and other Summer stuffs; exquisitely made and trimmed; valuea up to $3). At lis. $20 and $23 Plriue dresses; values i2H, an.l At $22 each White organdies In beautiful styles; up to $37. At $27. each Organdies.

white and colored; dainty and exclusive designs; many imported; values $40 to Second floor. Uroadway. Girls' Shirt Pretty. trim stylish Waists and that in Petticoats sure neatness com" fort and good service. Goods you will be glad of all Summer.

Girl's styles which means styles separate, striking and distinct. Pretty, of course, or they wouldn't be worth talking about, even at such prices as these SHIRT WAISTS At 43c. Madras, percale and cheviot; full front; laundered collars and cuffs; prettily striped; ages 8 to 14 years. At Gingham, small checks and plaids; same styles and sizes as above. PETTICOATS At 2'V.

Seersucker, pink and blue stripes; sizes 10 to 14 Second floor, Fourth avenue. Summer Curtain Reduced Materials Reduced the cool, pretty curtain stuffs that make the Summer home a bower. Artistic and long wearing. Reductions that are self assertive FISH NET At 30c. yd.

2oo fancy boivWed; was 5c. At Itfic. yd. 1 0 reduced from CHKAM MAllRAri 12 patterns, yards. At was 3.V.

At was 40. At 30c. was i'V. At 4''. was 30c.

ART TICK 1 N'CoS AMI CKETtl.V.VKS At 37c. v. At 2.1c. yd. wa Third il'or.

At At yd. was was J1.2o. Women's House Sacques Cool and Pretty Some of these are French made, and are shown in fine lawn, dimity and dotted Swiss muslin, handsomely lace and ribbon trimmed. Not many of these left, so you may pick them out at half prices. were 54 to Now 11 to j.17.

Other pretty lawn Sacques, made close by 73c I'lllk and blue; lilted I sailor collar: rullle on fun Sleeves rout: deed v.llh Vol, nel nnes $1 White; ful; fron'. with clust titled back; count and sloov embroidery; rlblmn at neck. of fine plal.s; trimmed with White full front, with fin. plaits across bust: Jacket effect; sleeves dqed with line embroidery. $1.50 Sheer lawn: yoke front of tine plaits; yoke and 3 box plaits In back; collar, sleeves an I bottom edk ed Willi Valenclenii 's lace.

1 7 Ti Fine lawn; full with 3 rows insertion across bust: nei und sleeves trimmed with embroidery ribbon at waist. Second Moor, Fourth avenue. i Nearly 2,200 Pupils Are Now Eligible for Higher Courses of Study. PERCENTAGE RECORD BROKEN. Twenty six Parochial Schools Qualify 245 Students Names of the Graduates.

Probably never before have the public schools of Brooklyn made so flue a showing In their graduating classes as the records for thre term just closed present. While this statement applies directly to these classes, the fact remains that the training received la the lower grades is mainly responsible for the splendid results. Brooklyn's public school system is recognized throughout the country as one of the very best In operation, a fact that is made evident by the large number of outside educators, who seek to gain admission to it. But one. serious fault can be found in it, and that Is the effort made to give too many studies to the pupil, thereby sacrificing thoroughness In some of the essential branches.

But, however that may be, the fact remains that the total number graduated in June from the public schools was 1,943, which, added to. the 1.6 J7 graduated in January, makes the total number of. pupils leaving the grammar schools with honors and eligible to admission to the high schools as the work of the last Bchool year, 3,570. To this total of seekers for high school in struction must be added the graduates from the parochial schools 245 in June and 74 in January, a total of 319. The difference in the figures for June and January is caused by the fact that these schools have generally but one graduating period.

The whole number of pupils in the graduat lng classes in the forty four grammar 'schools In Brooklyn was 2.1S7. Of this number 1,218 were graduated without examination, by exemption based on their class record for the whole term. Of the remainder 725 passed the graduating examinations successfully, making a total of 1,943, or 90 per eligible for high school admission. This was the first time In the history of the schools that these exemptions from examination were officially recognized, although a year ago Dr. Edward G.

Ward, borough superintendent of schools, Instituted the departure in accordance with the authority vested in him by law. His first effort to have 'the. School Board indorse the step was made then, and not successfully, nor did he succeed In January. But since then the members of the School Board have seen the light and have accepted the mandate of progressive ideas. In this exemption the parochial and other private schools of Brooklyn are privileged to participate on the same basis as the public schools.

In the lists following it will be noticed that several of the parochial schools which were the only private educational institutions that elected to enter their pupils for the high school privileges do not show any names of pupils passed by exemption. Two reasons are assigned for this. The first is that some of these school were not able at this time to meet one of the general requirements, and the second is that several of the parochial schools preferred not to avail themselves of the privilege of exemption, electing rather to give pupils the benefits of the examinations and to have them enter the high schools on, the percentages they made in them. In January last the number of pupils In the graduating classes of the then 42 grammar schools of Brooklyn was 2,020. There were no exemptions, and the whole number of graduates was 1,627, or over 80 per cent.

In June, 1898, the number of pupils was 2,123, of whom 1,003 were exempted from the examinations and 769 graduated on examination, a total of 1,772, or 84 per cent. The banner grammar school this term was No. 77, on Second street, near Sixth avenue, of which Channing Stebbins Is principal, graduating 107 pupils out of a possible 110. The work in the parochial schools shows that in the graduating classes In twenty six institutions there were 26G pupils. Of these, 103 were exempted and 142 passed the examinations, or 92 per cent.

In January last but sixteen r'hesc schools participated, the others haviirg but one graduating period. Then there were 119 pupils, of whom 74, or 64 per passed. In June. 1S98. twenty two parochial schools had 182 pupils in their graduating classes, out of which number 132, or 71 per passed the examinations.

And all of these pupils who applied for admission were entered In one or another of the high schools. Just how many of the 2,188 boys and girls will apply for admission to the high schools in September cannot, of course, be known at this time. But Superintendent Ward states that no applicant will be turned away and that every one will find accommodation. This is assured by Dr. Ward, who only recently was clothed with power by the School Board to convert every class into a short time class, If need be, to provide schooling until greater facilities are at hand.

The complete list of graduates is as follows: G.ItAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 1. Exempted from examination Jessie I. Scott, Henry P. Kramer, Edith M.

Rauchfuss, Henry Burky, Affncs M. Serra, Albert V. Bicknell, Edwin Cave, Abraham Hickman. Frederic W. Gatens, Laura M.

Thompson. Elmer C. Whittnker, Clara Brown, Rose F. Auspitz, Marion 5. Hobart.

Graduated by examination John C. Hardy, Henry S. Xunn, Frederic A. Wulf, Man' Bass, Edith M. Hartman.

Barbara Hesse, Susan Klep per, Edna M. Macdonald, Margaret V. Macdon aid, Emma L. Orth, Henrietta V. Parshall.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 2. Exempted from examination Jane A. Pyle, Lydia Peck, Anna L. Enstrom, Natalia Adams.

Al vena J. Nelke. Henry Fors, Hilda A. Gardner, Emily M. Crawford, Robert McKay, Thomas Dow ling, Lulu HuRsett.

Meta E. Hochwalil, Margaret M. Carr. Margaret M. I3ennett.

Albert Metz, Gertrude Schmidlers. Marie Brink, Ina E. Hemmlngs, Lena Bursch, Grace F. Leslie, Alphonse Dreyfuss, Edna L. Shook, Asnes IS.

Holland, James Kerr. Frederick Ronback, Arthur Heme, Albert Wris ley. Graduated by examination Walter Fryer. Matt len Cleurgcvich. Gilbert Halrtane.

William Hanna, Parnell Hanrahan, Mordica Pinterkowsky, Burt la Rogers, James Von Valen, William Wainscot t. May Attletwed. Anna BarrinKton. May Brennan, Elizabeth Cunningham, Elizabeth Dunham. Frances B.

KIrkpatrick, Caroline Nelson, Myrtle Raymond, Lavlnia M. Wilcock. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 3. Exempted from examination Fannie M.

Mc Lane, Mary H. Marshall. LouUe A. Duffy, Antoinette A. Tlffln.

Mrxrion Waldenburgh, Thomas HTodge. Georprc Lltfhtbody, Herbert Ketcham. Alfred "Wagner, Alma Miner, Charles Place, Evelyn Tittenhou.se, Frank 15. Wolfe. Albert Carr.

Anna K. Taber, Olive B. Wood, J. Werna Amrath, Florence G. Levy.

Augusta DouRherty, Florence I. Mallory. Walter L. Farrlngton. Graduated by examination Georg S.

Barry George Behrens, Fred P. Clarke. John E. English' P. MacGilbert.

Dana F. Hooper. Eddie Ilirsh, Herman Muller. Robert Reed. John Ronrlpr.

Donald B. Stewart, Livingston Swentzel, Nellie Anderson, E. Elizabeth Anderson. Emmie R. Barker, Henrietta J.

Harrow, Emma L. Broking, Daisy Berry, Lulu Belford, Bella Branson, Carrie Duffy Estelle Fachenbach. Mary Forshay. Gertrude F. Frost.

Beatrice R. Grouse, Elizabeth H. Kreltler Lillian B. Murphy, Mildred Maynard, Mock. Elsie MacColl, Cliira RIntenlin.

Lulu Seism" Ella Sexton. Laura Skldmore, Marie II. Webb' Ella Wood, Mabel "Worcester. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 5.

Exempted from examination Henry Krcsky Fannie Rosenthal. Ira H. Garllch, Mary Taylor' "Wllhelmine Cahn. Elizabeth R. Webster Aaron A.

Bloch, Ernest I. Colin. George Thlelbar Eliza F. Alexander. Alice J.

Doyle, Elsie Hettrlck. Mary Julia A. Stubbs, Chester A. Draper Eleanor Baldwin. Bella Kellft.

Martha HelHley' George Huffman. Aleda Kroeger, James M. Far rell. Lily I. Thorn.

Graduated by examination Harold W. Cohen Arle G. Evreon, Benjamin Flelsher, James a' Murrny, Joseph R. Reynolds. William Winn Ella F.

Janveln, Mary J. Moloney, Lillian Welder meyer. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 3. Exempted from examination Rd ward W.

Walker, 'Felix J. V. Qulnn, George Costello, James R. Wrynn, Albert Mendez, Robert R. LuBker' George L.

Sending, Clarence Polhemus, Thomas f2 Lynch, Hush Roberts, Joseph Wahlman, Herbert Shipman, Frank Harrison, John Sullivan, Arthur E. Wahlberg. Harvey Hebert, Russell Perkins Herbert Bush. Sydney Schletchter, Ralph Lee' Charles E. Berthoft, Ervln E.

Briggs, Rita m' Hague, Ebba Bergstrom. Alice G. Russell, e' Isabel Lane, Josephine V. Neely. Delia Kn nstly.

Marie Dusenberry. Marjorie A. Foster Maudp E. Vories, Mabel McManus, Laura E. Vreu tun.

Ella J. Dillon, Loulee M. Kern. Laura Smith Cora S. Morrow.

Elsie C. Broberg, Nettle gchenck, Henrietta Wlemietz, Kato M. Sheiton' May M. Boyd. Marjorie Commlekey, Florence Is' Reed.

Lillian Hoyden. Pearl M. Porter, Marguerite A. Pullen, Eugenia Dardea. Graduated by examination Robert P.

Bauford Albert J. Coopland, Louis Charles T. Greeft, E. Eugene Haglund, Edward fS: Moore Euene fthrney, Thurston E. BupjJ, Albert Via Cart.

Louise V. Pohle, Alfred R. Frost, Ella Turpie. Graduated by examinationAlbert L. Anderson, Francis P.

Brabson. Eugene A. Day, Frank L. Guarlno, Robert S. Williams.

Gertrude E. Auwell, Josephine Benjamin, Sarah Johnson, Evelyn Leathern, Henrietta Manhelmer, Janet Martin, Mary H. Ryan, Anna V. Salzman. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

13. TTvnitihtPfi from pxnminatlon Anna Romano, Henrv G. "Wilklns. Jennie A. Layden, Mollio a ioiirt A.

Dean. Francis E. Strom Agnes J. Ueland. Marguerite M.

Campion. John G. Austin. Annie L. narry Catharine A.

Gillespie, Anna M. V. Helm, Magdalene Slchel, Anna E. Travers, Joseph V. Morris.

Arthur C. Ackerman, Kate J. Esposlto, Thurston S. Welton. Lillian M.

Johnson. Hugh M. McCarthy, James J. Donnary. John Cnrrao, Lillian M.

Gros. Agnes T. Larson. Teresa L. Rourke.

Kalle A. Smith. John Hanson, William M. Ol ney. Herman Kneisel, Genevieve A.

Rorke, Florence Metcalf, May A. Stebbins. Graduated bv examination George Esposlto, James H. Kelly Walter L. Read, Bessie A.

Fe ron, Fannie S. Maude G. Taylor. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 15.

Exempted from examination Arthur J. Anderson, Leslie M. Bennet. Lewis H. DeBaun, Richard H.

Borden, John Cordes, Frank Corner, William M. Greve, Clinton T. Hallock, Robert N. Herlin, Russell J. Kenmore, Charles H.

Kattan, Louis A. Leypoldt, Dallas Lanning. Earle T. Moore Logan J. Phillips.

William A. Phillips. Fred S. Pearsall. John E.

Russell, John H. Rehm. stedt. Fred J. Scales, Alfred Sobleralski, Valentin Sobleralski, Spencer W.

Stewart. Florence A. Backus. Grace M. Bell.

Edith R. Burns. May V. Canning. Abby A.

Cook. Alice M. Diem, Eleie Dunn Ethel N. Harding, May A. Harriet M.

Hubbard. Bertha C. Konlman, Elsie M. Lammle. Margaret E.

Leslie, Maud M. Lester. Florence W. Long. Margaret M.

Mullaly, Mary L. Palmer, Mabel A. Rice, Edith M. Shaw. Ida H.

Shaw, Violet M. Sloan, Blanche R. Stein hart. Graduated by examination Chester A. Bcatty, George H.

Dickinson. James D. Legg, Cornelius M. Morris. George R.

Mulholland, Theodore V. Place, Ethel B. Brill. Katherine I. Burke, Emily Gilbert, Ella A.

Hauff. May E. Morris. Blanche M. Scott, Ida Schumann.

Carrie C. Shotwell. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 1G. Exempted from examination Henry E.

B. Meyer. Chester A. Meyer. Aymer M.

Ryon, Frank E. Collins, Jesse G. Goeller, David c. Johnson, Robert E. Magee, Charles A.

Searle, Albert J. Connolly. Andrew G. Campbell, James F. ia Motte.

William L. Huns, George W. Stewart, George W. Goeller, Genrge E. Henderscn.

Henry W. Allers, Grover C. Breltner. George R. John H.

Muller, Frank A. Telhman. Milton II William B. Gibson, Ruth Hogens. Hor tenae Buchanan.

Margaret L. Jones, Florence Hilcken. Ethel Meyer. Helen O. Mason.

Lulu Luger. Daisy K. Daweon, Amy B. Lanning. Alice L.

Parks, Ida D. Albracht. Fannie Wendei, Grace Leonirl, Josephine Oarreno, Ida Grace wcod. Clara C. Edith 13.

Christie. EUt A. Clark, Ethel M. Grace M. Donnelly.

Kate A. HeroU. Graduated by examination Harold O. Blakelv. Frederick D.

Jones, Howard E. Jones George J. Mathlas, Henry A. Meyer. Arthur Mocller.

Alfred J. Oest. Henry E. Rynd. Daniel A.

Sullivan, Georgiana P. Boesch. Blanche Baumann, Id i unnstie. uoretta a. i iunuey.

Lucy D. Levy. Annie G. Mahsiny. Florence M.

Newbould. Irene M. Ross, Oeinora Sehroeder, Caroline T. White. Martha H.

Wlebusch. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 17. Exempted from examination Louis Dukarevitz, Joseph Allen, Pasquale Carlozza. Edward F.

Gowen, Robert R. Hy. lop. Joreph Michel, Charles J. Lowen, James S.

Deacon. Michael Rosenthal. Thomas J. Cleary, Wallace E. Harris, Edward Hill.

Tobias Lichtensteln. Mary V. O'Brien. Anna M. McKenna, May L.

Warren. Laura M. Brown, Tillie B. Longheed, Marie Hurd, Jcsle Pinker ton. Jennie M.

Davis, Loretta J. Hughes, Clara Recker. Graduated by examination Robin H. Cavanagh, John E. Clarke.

A icxander Glushmvski. Herman Hustedt. Edward F. McCormlck, Charlos HeruT Meyer, Herman MIchels. David Mills.

Edward J. Murtagh, Samuel H. Rndgcrs. Louis Saloln. Archur Sehroeder, Francis Whiteside, Vincent Pobremvsl, Kate R.

Gentel, Mary G. Powers, Ella M. Roos. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. IS.

Exempted from examination Andrew K. Allison, Philip J. Kcnig, John P. Shanahan, Henry L. Scharfer, Frederick J.

Llmberger, Calvin C. Guenther, John E. A. Feith. Eugene J.

T. Shields, Edward H. McCarty. Josephine Kline. Elizabeth C.

Hoppe. Emma Grether, Rachel Sheindelman, Dora Muller, Jessica K. Hesch, Elizab3th F. Koem mele, Emma E. Grunwald, Elizabeth M.

A. Collins, Minnie Meyer. Mary A. Colgan. Graduated by examination Ferdinand Boar.

Max M. Grunwald, George Marks, Daniel Steeg, Margaretha Hayes, Annie Klendel, Mary Michel, Elizabeth A. Poole, Mabel L. Schneider. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

1. Exempted from examination Edgar Leslie, Frank J. Knobbe, Frederick W. Otto, William Bedell, Frederick Grunmeyer, Margaret Molter, Helen Oldden. Mabel H.

Sullivan. Edna A. S. Corr, Albert Wolf. George P.

Getz. Henry Muller, John T. Mills, George J. Stanton, Edna Steck mest, Irene L. Kelly, Mary E.

Anderson, Ida Roberts. Annie Sullivan, Ethel M. Conklin. Mabel I. Lynch, Edith M.

Dutcher. Ida A. llrelt. May Chopsay, Minnie V. Carey.

Jennie L. Dutcht Nellie Foster, Janet Wilson, Francis Carlni. Will lam Cohen. Martin Nolan, William Wines. George J.

Murray, Charles Rocker, Charles 3. Walter. Graduated by examination Morris Ash, Francis Christian, Edward A. Conn, George Dovoe. Walter Dickieson.

John W. Muhler, Wesle Ossman, Herbert Rlncke, Harry F. Tourte, Margaret Anderson. Anna M. Glssel, Veronica L.

Grothe, May J. Klrkland, Marie McKenna, Anna Monahan, Elizabeth Moran. Marie L. TIerney, Mary Frances Tordoff, Hattie K. Van GUIiuve.

Elsie F. Verse feldt, Laurel Weber. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 23. Exempted from examination Edward V.

Schuler, Henry LlebfrleJ. James A. McKenna, August H. Hoffman, Leon Jarobs. Martin Rourke, Henry L.

Saam, George A. Quelch. William B. Cain, James Schaumburg. John Malone, Cecilia Munterich, Emily Janovsky.

Sarah M. Morris, Matilda Pileu ger. Kathryn Haeflin, Catharine McElroy, Ella L. Tice, Anna C. Waldeck, Elizabeth Perazxo.

Amelia Staufer. Theresa V. Carroll, Mary Anna E. Wehmhoefer. Graduated by examination John S.

Laffey, Arthur Lahey, Mabel E. Bane, Gardner, Elizabeth C. Gillies, Mary M. Homan. Louise G.

Kraemer, Marv R. McGovern. Margaret E. Neary. Nettie F.

Reldenbach. Marie Schmidt, Martha J. Skelton, Dayman C. Thuesen. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

25. Exempted from examination Lillian E. Hawkins. Bertha E. Robins, Caroline E.

Kelluml, Blanche A. Stout, Agnes L. Slane, Ethel Brinlt erhoff, Frank H. Deusler, Roliert G. Redlefscn, Edward F.

Spitz, Henry L. Itomanet, Grace E. Wadswortb. Georcre A. L.

Tennis, Nathunlel ii. Taylor. Elsa L. Auerback. Mary A.

Brown, Al thea C. Hore, Elsie L. Muth, Maude L. Reybert, Agnes B. Burns, Meyer Kreiger.

Tenie Baruth. Bertha Hellbrunn, Martha C. Bradt. Marie L. VoIf, Mnry S.

Dlsbi'ow, Ernest A. Strubberg, Lillian M. Bonnet, John J. Delaney, Fabian J. JJoscher, Lillian A.

Brophy. Marie V. Schreiner, Madge Ossman. Curtis Snook, Percy Kalkhoff. Ethel F.

Bishop. Catharine M. Staudt. Grace J. Godfrev.

William M. Streeton. Harry L. Samuels, L. Irene Dukeman.

Marie C. O'Connor. Elizabeth, Firestone, Jane P. Miller, Amelia R. mann.

Katherine E. Foley. John D. Ringe, Mel vln Vail. Huth Marks, Arnold m.

Jtbiomor. Clara M. Harlow, Annie M. Cottrell, William Toshaeh. Mabel F.

Praeer, John A. Sullivan, Mary Achsan. Ethel A. Moore. Graduated bv examination E.

Raymond RriRgs, Harold T. J. 'Cleary. William A. Davis.

Charles P. Donnelly, Hubert F. Frnnklln. "William O. Genner, Loul3 Gretsch, Harry A.

Hooton, Georfte Kann. Frederick H. Lehr, C. William Charles A. Livingston, Parker J.

Mertens, William L. Nebauer. Arthur L. Peal. Genres ner Gustavo G.

Smith. Andrew F. Wood, J. Louisa Bohlon, Mattle C. Gerken, Bertha P.

Hers. Faith E. Ivlmey. Catharine C. McKeon, Josephine M.

Meyer, Lorena E. Shepard. Mary A. Vaughan. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

2G. Exempted from examination Edward Hotte, Roy Thompson, Henry Hahn, Louis Devantry, William Johrmton, Percy Edrop. Clarence Howley, William Smith, Fred Zlmmcr, Ralph ervoort, Paul Hand rich Churles Latto, John Hayes, Fred Phillips. Withers, William Hlchter, Haywood Kimball. Clifford Brelnlng.

Benjamin Vogt. Augustus Dougherty. Roger Connor, Stephen Ackerman. Edward Huelle, Harry Lumy. Charles Wick, Samuel Plant.

OUo St. Ot gger, Walter Gordon, Walter DonaRhy. Arthur Edrop, M'alter Dohm, Mary Grimnhan, Margaretta B. Wightman, Ethel A. Blfihop, Mary F.

Crocker, Marietta L. Saauze, Sadie E. Lovett, GusIe Becker, Susie A. Beebe. Myrtle E.

Fisher, Maud Abbott, Bessie A Gall, Lillian M. Moller, Lillian Nash. Vlula Cornell. Madeline A. Collier, Loretta A.

CaHahan, Lillle Grady. Georgle M. Evors.m, Louise M. KesH ler Geslna A. Prlggen.

Bertie L. Kllng, Gertrude Bertram, Edith Holman, Bessie M. Fletcher, MlrlnJn P. Foster, Norma Engelhardt. Ruth Tilly, Loretta Ford, Laura Haelett, Ella C.

Klein, Agnes M. "Woodruff. Graduated by examination Stewart M. Bunting, William T. Coflsanova, George D.

Gllmore, Henry Kempner, Albert R. Leonard, Herbert T. Mc Tlghe, Itvlne H. Meehan, Alexander a. Redpath, Fred Schellinar, Edmuud Schlseel, Bdsar Ann Ramsey, Anna E.

Morrison, Georg ianna lalght. Maoei L. valentine, vera 15. Cor bln. Olga F.

Oelsen, Mary E. Callanan. Margaret M. Leonard, Anna McLaughlin, Alice Montgom ery, Lillian M. Alarms.

Graduated by examination Harry W. Estelle, August C. Heinrichs. Alex F. Kingsland, Charles R.

McKenny, William H. Tiedemann. Catharine M. Cenion, Margaret A. lynn, Josephine lian Ion.

Annie A. Kehoe. Elizabeth Kiesen wetter, Margaret McConaghy, Alice M. Morgan, Helen a. 1 Morgan, Florence M.

ltnet lorrey Laura E. wares. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 35. Exempted from examinatlon George V.

Catuna, Lillian I. Whltlock. Mary R. Ormsbee. Anna L.

Cozier, Maud A. Elsman, Alice Goosey, George Roesch, Jessie M. de Camp, John G. bmitn wick. jr.

Charlotte L. Saile, Irma F. Br ion, Frederick R. Sands, Duncan Seymour, Mildred L. tie Vier, iJertha ti.

Delevan. Edna C. lander. Millard F. Cook.

jr. Edythe W. Riker, Ieonard McGee, Elsie B. PresLon, Edward L. Swartwout, Olive G.

Rice, Jessie P. Cooke. Adeline N. Peek, De Witt C. Bloom, Edith Red nath.

William B. Glsburne. Elizabeth J. Martin, Alexander F. E.

Ruger, Thomas J. Lyons. Nellie J. Travis, Otto Cyriax, Harriet Dawson, Cleve land H. E.

Franke. Julia E. Martin. Douglass Kelly. Bettina L.

Davis. George F. Liss, Anna W. Bcnsen, Elizabeth A. Betz, Mary Doyle.

Ber Munkelt. Donald J. Demarest, Hannah E. Nen dorfer. Lillian E.

Ganvln. Annie A. Reid. Win! fred L. Collier.

Henry E. Doyle, Helen O. Mor cran. Helen M. Kinahan.

Clara L. Betz. Grace M. Meier, Gladys M. Earle, Helen Fay.

Ralph S. Willis, Johnsle B. Dickson. Abby M. Stringer, Carrie L.

Flaherty. Ethel A. Scholey, William Fahr. Elsie Rosemon, Frances Sherwood, Arthur F. Lundaulst.

rrnliuitpf! bv examination Clarence F. Beck. Charles F. Bennett, Edmund T. Cahill.

Arthur Cina Mnrs. Matthew K. Clark, Austin .1. Daly. Joseph Hermann, William A.

Henshaw Jacob Morris, Herbnrt C. Schley, Samuel Suskind Rohert W. Svvanson. Samuel Szkou. Jennette Amoll.

Lillian G. Ball. Mary A. Bryson, Mar C. Duncan, Edvthe M.

Ferrer. May G. Gardner, Madflino A. Jones. Anna Mann.

Alice R. Max field, Jennie G. Miller, Ada Mae Morris, Mae Nolan, Olive J. Norrls, Zetta H. Palmer.

Amy Plattner. Grace A. D. Quls. Amabella Reid, E.

Irene Smith. Marv B. Sullivan, Eleanore F. Thomas. Laura J.

Wallace, Emily U. Whlttaker, Edna W'ilson. Isanelle L. Wrltrht. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

20. Exempted from examination Jacob Goldman, Hnrrv O. Trebour. Cecilia R. Langfur.

lila M. Mlr.a C. Batscharl. Lizzie K. Scnafer, Hattie M.

('Connor. William Zlelkc, Henry MI ohaoi, Christine SchUnkor. William V' 111 Inm G. John A. Amrheim, David Fus feld Kate Sussmann.

Frances H. Basel. (rndujitd by examination Julius S. Emma. "William T.

Johnson. William Werner. Louisa M. Bcsh. Eunice Chadwlck, Annie Kress, Annie E.

Vetter. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 37. Exempted from examination Stella Baker, France Brown. Alice Dpnning, Edith L.

Curtis, William A. Roberts, May L. Btnnett. Ralph D. Lovelace, Grover 3.

Ice wen thai. Anna E. Jung, R. Hamann, Florence H. Newman, Lillian L.

Josephine V. MacKenzle, Mabel C. Ma honfty. Graduated by examination Robert Cella. Mar garci R.

Blship, May A. Brennan. Ieona F. Curtis, Rok' A. McCullough.

Leonard Green, Mary F. Marlin. Frances B. McCarthy. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

40. Exempted from examination Lillle Trahey, Harrv White Carrie Bernard. Alfred Morrison, Flnro'noe Gllpatrlck, Annie Schaefen. Agralman Jv.rsen. Iulse Green, Irene Collyer.

Harry Sherk, Carl Zi 'gfler. Fannie Van Alst, Katie Wager. Samuel Btrothoff Loretta Ferguson, Nellie Lovp. Frank urgason, Dora Helmke, Maud Mars land William Cahill. Graham Wellman.

Graduated by examination Roy 15 rower. Otto Kr. lz Sehmnr, John Frank P.ochford, Russell Charles Tandy, Wilma Jensen, Emma Kirbon. Anna Maher, Hazel Rollins. Julia Vur.

gason. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 43. Exempted from examination Nathan Slutsky, Samuel Br rkowitz, Rose Nirick, Henry Lef to wltz, Fannie Friedman, Lizzie Heller, Louis Flambc rg, Fc.nnlti Goldenhurg. Asa Hiller.

Cella Marcourtz, Sadie Neuwlrth. Fannie Geffen. Abraham Deutschman, Bessie Zuchrach, Julius Golmb, Fannie Aurbach. Henry Stelnr. Charles Elisco.

Graduated by examinationJulius Uloch, Morris Blatters. Abraham Felnberg, Joseph Kemporer, George Levenson, Pauline Ellas, Rosa Hersh kowltz, Maggie Klefer, Minnie Kuck, Cecelia Spiro. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 44. Exempted from examination Lillian G.

Stafford, Emma L. Neumann, Jeanne te B. Pickett, Cornelia Wilson, EdiLh E. Southwell, Emll Henrlchs, Carrie B. Dewes," Marlon A.

Brooks. George I'. MilUgan. Florence C. Brandis, Mortimer L.

Miller, Eva Glllani, Helen ti. liart, Laura ChariocK, Chandler G. Burrows. Anna M. Sullivan, Mabel 1.

Juhring, Florence E. Klmmel, Jean Miller, Katharine T. P.oura, Madge B. Taylor. May L.

Con verso, Grace M. Coykendail, Mabel J. Kendall, Lillian Skene, Ralph M. Blakelock, Albutis E. Schryner.

Roy W. Allison, Charles L. Mulligan, Alice M. O'Hara. Charles Campbell.

Charles H. Dun woody, Minnie A. Wellbrock, Walter Tlussel. Fanny R. Vail.

Emma M. Collins. Hazel Crafts, Millie A. Hough, Frank H. Bliss, George E.

Kuhn, Chris Hlnrlchs. Esperanza M. PascuaL John M. Williams. Mamie V.

Joachim, Norman Henry. Dorothea E. Welhe. Graduated by cxamlnntlonJotteph E. Barry, Albert R.

Clement. Ha I lie Cornish, Joseph K. Farrel, HaroM Fletcher. Oscar Gnerke. Eugene Hardcastlc, Lester Hebbard, Walter H.

Hicks. Walter Harry Levy, Charles Mattoon, jr. De Witt I'eterkln, Norman I'ollock, Robert E. Porter, Henry Rflterhuseh, David W. Smith, Francis W.

Stone, Arthur Wllshaw. Julia L. Blr.o. lgood, Grace L. Booth.

Edith K. Bowne, L. Brodhead, Florence W. Bruns, Anna M. Carniichael, Marie E.

Coggeshall. Annie 15. Cook, Gertrude L. Dalston. Grace Davis.

Katerine M. Ijonaldson. FlnreriL M. Pdge. Mary M.

Ferrens, Angela M. Barker. Florence N. Hyman. Jfssle M.

Jardlne, Mabel G. Johnson, Mary Llebermann. Edith McMullen, Mabel L. Skldmore, Adele Smith, Enid Wymen. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

45. Exempted from exam ina Ion Fred W. Henkel, Harry N. May. William E.

Robertson. Hugh J. McAUer. Gt orge Sly, Thomas licllringer. Charles Sluckl Arthur W.

L. Sellers, Charles H. Andrews, Fred M. St. John, Clifford C.

Hadden. Florf noe Flfk, Anna K. Holl)rook, Kaile M. O' Rourke. L.

Hart man Amelia C. Beil, Helen Corduke, Clara Henkel, Grace S. Ross, Tiaetta Bloom, Edna P. Dashiell. Armes V.

Ford, ReViecca H. Tray nor. Mabel Townsend, Alice Foster. Graduated by examination William Douglas, William E. Droge, Jasper S.

Dunham. Frank M. Graham, Harry Heimerle. Louis H. Hellwlg, Henry J.

Ilf Charles W. Jackson. Francis P. Leavv. Jrrome F.

Mantilla. George W. Neumann, Gertrude G. Belcher, Gertrude L. Conley.

Avis N. Eldridge, Mary C. Hhwley, Daisy L. Jackson, Laura M. Lengfeldt, Lillian Luckon, Madeline Ludwlg.

Jennie M. McDonald, Zenobla L. McKnlglu. Mury E. Morris.

Blanche M. Mun dall, Lillian R. Ross, Margaret Waugh. CRAMMER SCHOOL NO. 72.

Exempted from examination Harry Kelly, Henry Khler, Frank Emi! Schubert, Alio! M. G. Doyle. Anna Adams. Hannah Hon iff.

Christine Vonverllnd. Frederick Heyward, Charles Dahl, Fannie I. Ashton. Margaret A. Carritt, Benjamin llberstein.

Adb F. Edwards. May Pearse, Alfred Pyiill, Arthur C. Maag. May A.

MeNaughton. Graduated by examination Hugo Beyer. Albert Bushner, Charles Klatt, Sam Livingston, Horton Walrath. Florence J. Adler.

Adeline M. Breden. Edna L. Godfrey, Adelaide M. Relcke, Elian M.

Waldrom. Lottie E. Young. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. '73.

Fxpmptod from examination Lillian Kevburn, Ida M. Do Flcbre, Joseph Francis, Frank Smith, James Buselly. Mym L. Hebb, Emily E. Daly.

Maud Lnndy, Edith Lyons. Mary Sklllan, Ada bcKe Gourlav, Carrie Weidler, Henry Little, Marie Erlcsnn, KUa. V. Tnlniage, Mary McGrath, Gale Ferguson. William Mngoe, Mary M.

Heher, Bessie C. 'Stoney, John McMahf)n. Pakenham, Eugene Dunn, Julius Starsky. Arthur Dresdner, Grace H. Macnamara.

Rose Gaffga. Mabel Hamilton. Kate L. McCanna, May A. Phelan, Fannlo Plavter.

May Rosecrans, Carrlo Shoemaker, Marie L. Sfiulre, Jessie De Pew. Graduated by examination Valentine Bourke Abraham Cohen, Margulre Friedburg, Wlnton Howell, Samuel Macdonald, Ella BorrellJ, Annie L. F. Beaiiman, M.

De Milt. May F. Drnsmore. Kuby Mangam, Margaret MacFarland Maud Stringham, Charlotte E. Stoltzcriberg, Annie Toothill.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 71. Exempted from examination Chaster Messerve, Alfred A. Oldham, Emll Wieherm. George Loh.

William J. Sutterer, Clarence Behrer, Frea erlck MeBflorschraldt, Herman Kraft, Henry J. nn We like to talk of our! k'TIv Woteca L.IIICII& Knpns. thev're a "i v. p.yde ler to 1 strong, lasting, reliable subject.

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