The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

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THE SECRET SOCIETIES OF THE COLLEGE,
list OF the societies Of the college rs herewith
Tor the first time published =
Kappa Alpha Founded 1S25-M I. Hun, j. wallace,
| q. A. Tremain, j. b. Mcintyre -
Sigma Pit Fssmded 1S27-Dewits C. LeFevre, Thos
Rogers H. ID. Talcott, E. Wemple, J. NJ Andrews, T. H.
Catiip ] d Featherstonhau gh, N. w. Mundy, Il. ID.
Iohnson, H. 8 Keauey, G. N. Bur-, j. b. Warner, s. J,
Deua Phi. FOUNDED ls27-James L. Meredith, John "
Pearson, R. B. Fish, II. Reynolds John K Paige, VIM
chi Psi Founded 1s41-R S. Lyon. W. s Huntr
Tayer Lewis Jr J. b. Baringer, D. K Paige Jr, Ralph
Thea Delta Chi, FOUNDED 1s47,-L. D. Lcfingwel
D. N. Lockwood, J. A. Green R. W. Rogers, NJ D. Muir
Zeta Psi, Fo,ndd 1s58-w A. Bushnell, j. NJ Bene-
Dict La Mott W. Rhodes, D. f. Rank.
Dspa kappa Epsilon, Funded lS57-Elmer A. Allen,
T Bum H. caay, Harrison ns; a'j G IN Miller ,
J. Samson, Il M. Cox, l. G. Strong.
Alpha Delta PA, Founded ls5a.-D. G. Robinson i. II.
Rockwell, w. G. Sayre, +. H. Smith, George Alexander,
John Alexander, G. H. Kearney, H. c. Littleneld, d. L
Smith, T. r. Shear, s. J. Cowen
SPORTING CLUES CoLIEGE.
Natat'n Cub-C. Shaw, Natator Primus; II. B. Stan
ton, Natator secundus; B. p Cross, Naator Tertius
N. Carey, Natator Qaartus.
Rari Nantes-D McLachlan, G. O. Taylor, A. NJ
smcae, 7 s. Hamlin, j. A Lockwood, f. B. Howard,
Undine and Trident Boat C1ub-J NJ Fiero Prcsi-
dent F. b Howard Vice President; G. Shaw Secretary;
Offers Of he Jndine-R. c. Irving, Captain; A. M.
Oycers of tie Triden1-w. H. Murray, Captain; H B.
sSar and Crescent Boa. Czub-star-shel, six oars;
Crescent-Barge eight President, David G. Robin
SON Vice President John Alexander Secretary Theo-
dere r. Shear; Treasurer, Warren G. Sayre.
car George H. Kearney.
Smith.
Titus, Vice President; G. o Taylor, Secretary; D. Nc
Aachlan, Treasurer
A. C. Titus, G. shaw G. g. Taylor, B. F. Cross, j. Landt
D. McIachlan, j. A. Lockwood.
Ys Napigu@s % ys Source Of SAT- Rver Motto, Ereg
nsonunentn aye renniusl- catlin, Poler Depilis
r X Paige Poler Studosus; d. f. Rank Poler Assiduus
n d. Murray, Poler Trigonometricus; H. Cox, Poler
Strcnuus H. Henderson, Poer Hilarus; R. d. Fish,
THE COLLEGE FACULTY.
Tho following distinguished scholars compose the
present faculty Of Union College at present c0nst
tuted-
Roy Laurcns p Hickok D. D., Acting President, and
Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy
Tayler Lewis Ill. D., Mott Professor yo. 81 of the
Ancient and Oriental Languages.
Isaac W. Jackson, LII D., Mott Professor mo. p Of
Mathematics.
John Foster, A. NJ, Professor of Natural Philosophy
Jonathan Pearson, M, Professor of Natural History.
William NJ Gillespie, LID, Professor of Civil En-
gineerng, and Adjunct Professor of Mathematics :.
Latin Language and Literature.
Rev. N. G. Clark. A. NJ, Mott Professor (No. 81 of
Logic, Rhetoric and English Literature.
Alexander M. Vedder, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
md Physiology
N. Perkins, A. M Professor of Analytical Chemistry
'Wm Wells A NJ, Professor Of Modern Languages
Henry Whitshorn A. NJ, Mott Professor lNo A. Prin-
dpal Of Classical department Of Schenectady Union
School
John A. Deremer, A. NJ, Adjunct Professor of Mathe-
VIM. Macy, A. NJ, Adjunct Professor Of Greek Ian
guage and Literature.
George A. White, Instructor in Gymnastics
jonathan Pearson, A. NJ, Treasurer and Librarian.
George Gilbert, A.. NJ, Registrar.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
president-HOn. John A. Lott, III. d.
Vice Presidents-Hon. VIM. W. Campbell IL D.
Hon Richard NJ. Blatchford Rev. Iaurens p. Hickok,
9. D.. A. p Cummings, Esq.
Recording secretary-John Foster, A. NJ.
Treasurcr-Hon. Horat:o G. Warner.
Librarian--John A. Deremer, A. NJ
Confederation. Ira Harris, LII. D.; Frank H.
Hamilton, NJ D.; Edward s. Brayton, Esq. Hon Daniel
Ii ams nn sm hhG Hon. Esq VIM Hob B
oliver d. +. Grant, Esq; Hon. Francis N. Mann, Clark
Potter Esq Hiram Barney Esq., Hon John
Rice, Stephen L. Magoun, Esq; Charles b Waring,
Esq Hon. VIM. +. Allen.
Executive Commitice-Rev. Laurens P. Hickok, D. D.
p johnson, Esq. Professor John Foster; Hon Daniel
Pratt IL. D. Hon. VIM. W. Campbell, Ii. d.
racy, Ii. ID. ; Hon. John A. Lott LII ID. Howard
Potter, Esq Hon. Alexanderw Bradford, IL D. Hon
Richard NJ. Batchford
President-Hon G. Warner.
Vice Presidcnt--w. NJ Gillespie, IL d.
N.
Recording Secretary John A. Deremer, A. M.
Registrar Jonathan Pearson, A. M:
sudge of Compositions-N G. Clark, A. NJ
Gas 1S84-ElIsha Curtiss VIM. F. Doig, Bartholo-
new Higgins, Seah Howell Alexander S. Hoyt, Edward
Judson, Samuel j Koontz, Phineas 8. Lamb, E. Wins
low Paige, 7. f. Raston, Augustus Sherman George M.
Stewart, Alonzo p. A. Strong, Henry Ward, Jacob H.
Vieiing, Jr
CLASS MEETINGS.
The Glasses of 1916, 1926, 1885, 1S45 and 1856 held
pirited meetings during Commencement week.
AT THE CHURCH
The commencement exercises proper were held at the
First Presby terrain church, Union street. This elegant
md commodious edilce was densely packed with the
|s0e OF 'Dorp'' and the bushing madens and prov
ial gentlemen from outlying villages at early hour;
that by ten O'Clock every place capable of holding
reet platform gymnast occupied and the utter
Ind rustic Of FANS and blooming cheeks and rosy lips
chnd them, suggestive Of the bees and honey OF
Among the audience there we're many noble patriot
pms of Old Union in battlestained uniforms, who, hay
ng spent the Commencement day the battle fields Of
10 south for the last four years. have returned to look
the familiar and congenia OF peace,
Inhibited this annual gala day Of their Alma Mater
Wong the "
resent were ex-Chanceor walworth Hon. r. NJ
latchford, hon Judge Campbell, John Mott, LII. D.,
ION. Amasa Parker, Brigadier General James G.
Robinson, John Newman, d. D., Ii. D., and Hon.
THE ROLL OF HONOR
No college claim distinguished names In the
history OF the rebellion than this Large numbers from
ach class sprung arms at the voice Of the buge many
them having gained enviable military reputation.
among these General Henry W. HsIlcck, General
ohn Cochrane General Henry Pomeroy, Colonel Fred.
townsend, U. s. A., General Daniel Buttcrfed General
Robert B. Potter, General Rice General starkweather
blope William A. Jackson General John + Hartranft
Colonel John McConihe (kiled Coal Harbor General
eorge strong KILLED at Fort Wagner General Sidney
lost, General William b. Tibbts, General James G.
rogers.
CREATIONS.
Tho orations Of the graduating class neither bet
or than Commencement speeches usually are
hero ventilated many plattides and pompous
n of riu,un
urc philosophy, and many garands from the vale of
empe and water from the Pcrian spring." but Of
hem were OF high order. Among these Greek
boom, by David Conway Robinson, of New York city in
which he paid beautiful tribute to the lamcntcd Lin
oln, spoke OF the closing scenes Of the rebellion,
md alluded to the death of Bishop Potter In
ouchng language. The composition OF this
boem IL said by Professor Taylor Lewis TO be
superior character An Grafton by Daniel ~ Lock-
10 In..