New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
During the year It's Students have been az follows


~. rscul.y are a, follows The Rev Justin r Loom,s
IL d. President, the Rev Geo. L. Bliss d. ID. Prote-ss<
of Language add Biblical Literature; Lhas Jsmes IA D.
s.sso of Nafura Sciences tbs Rev Lucins smith A
Professor Of and Pastoral Theology tie Key L@nN
Moss A ~. Professor Of Logic ana olstmAuo lDrosrye
There is aso full corps Of teacher IN the Academy sai snA
Female Institute. -.
The opening exercises Of Commencement, week ssfs -
Sunday July - Ia tie morning sermon was pfeshI
tie Rev. Wiam Wilder Of Philadelphia IN ,r1oria" o. joins
Grocer esq one OF the most iperal Hends o 'hs On
sy In tue afternoon the Society Of Inquiry Aed It's annvs
sary in College Hi The sermon Was preached oy tae ~.
Robert Lowry OF Brooklyn freq the words Of The lfde
Thy Kingdom come" Tins the arst time hss 80
a!u been invited 70 preach the annual sermon n tns
ETY.. 1be interest OF the occasion was ehnanosn o ne
fact the prelcaer chairman OF the COMMITTEES wbso
organized tbs society sixteen years In the evening ths
annual sermon before the Educational Society Wa preshs
BY the Rev. W 5. Washington Of PITTSBURGH ...,.. ~
musical entertainment The essays VI tie young tad1 vars
TussaaH Juy 2i-In the morning the Society OF Aiamns
held annual meeting in the spacious Hal OF the fIsece la
the ls aud the Poem presented by Miss oos-s
Mcleod the Of 1884 Both productions gave eress
satisfaction the afternoon the Educational society held
it, anniversary The marked feature was TIE absence oil Jsas
p Grocer for so many years ~ eciea. rIes.aea aud ne
By Tue Rev T. o. Lincoln d. D.. OF iiasport aud OTHERS
J. Harvard Castle OF West Philadelphia delivered oras1
on The New Ira and the Rev Conlston OF Frsokors
reed poem on The Present Time The orator took is
cidedy radical ground aud received the "afmest apA0'
Bs5r,sd,y July 25-In the morning two stldents wsrs
Mauof Philadelphia and Toss ward OK AOI& Aa'res~
noon occurred he commencement OF the Female Instus
slwas exctes interest second only 10 tie regular on
& their tsscers m.rohsd through the beautiful ruu
the Insole building to College Hal sixteen gradaasss r.
diplomas aud gold medals. The following tue ooS
Of exercises; "a.
In the evening Theta Alpha and Euegan Societies ss
Boaidman Of Philadelphia who dscoui'ei on Lie 'o'%
ton" 1t was practical and scholarly
COMMENCEMENT DAY
TRrrsdau July 25The town hlied with people Ihs
bill covered with visitors The hall was erammed TO z
utmost Az O'Clock the procession started rom tne baP
church marched College Hall The exercises oonthnsf
three hSsT Ten {esns lien Ss En Tendency ~
Hutson Bennesa Iui, Q. ~ az .say r H. c.
seai Alonso Iu Power Of Thoas sifh 9; n.s
Af9sd Taylor Psoi of immortality cssrle. $ wal
Nseey Of an s:@s' o ' Mo
The Masters oraiiOn delivered BY the Rev Georss
Bowman OF Nilesbug President Looms gave most tn-
and practical Blccasueate 70 the graduating olis
eside the second degree conferred on large number e
course the title OF Master 9f Arts conferred on henr
Wa,e,s NJ Nav Brnnsvict n j Joseph f. Jones ID y
West Chester. Pa. and w l. Jones OF Phadephsi tne ,
Of Doctor Of Divinity the Rev j. H. Castle OF Phisde.hA
and tue Rev. ID. Henry Miller OF IIeA'2h - ., su ~
OF Laws IL ~ Pearce Of Rutgers fensle college Nes
York Cv The Rev Mr. Castle is graduate Of the 49,
s3 and the srst Of the Alumni the doctorate
Amer the Commencement exercises over the faculty.
Trustees Curators Alumni and invited guests formed IN uA
and proceeded 10 tie annual dinner President LOom ps>
sided DR. Bliss the oldest professor IN the university 10
dnced tender "reminiscences which brought tess
tho ofmany of the drst AlnUni Dr. shahesh SPOKE -
the erly trials Of the Institution AND compared me sn o
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resented New YORK State and paid feeling tribute 70 tn3
rv 81 DR. TAYLOR 70 whose selfdenyng labor much ~
he success is due Castle made his maiden speeee
Win his new title and interesting incident, ooo-
rected with the of the University Dr. hhise
was called on yenalate his newly acquired dlgnty sa
sed shor noem on CHARITY" The Rev. X. Brooks OF ne
oHa! Bspis, spoke for the editorial profession ana A-
rim Linn esd a graduate OF 1851. represented the law
AT the close OF Dime: the Alumni bad meeting =
which further measures adopted toward Uscen9
monument in memory Of the Alumni and under
who fell in against the Rebellion IN eoI the vhoes
College was broken up for time and Professors ana
marched together the Maryland hue TO defend the SsS
against Lees threatened raid