The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26
COLUMBIA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

The Graduates for discretionary Degrees
Conferred: T..
The one hundred and thirteenth annual commeacss
msnt Of Columbia College took place yesterday q the
Academy Of Music the exercises commencing q hafpast
ten O'Clock A n Notwithstanding the severity Of the
large and most fashionable auditory Occupying every
part Of the On the stage seated the Yssuty
Of the College. the trustees, ministers Of various de-
nomination. and professors in other collegiate institu.
tons; the Hon. Cuban G verplanck, Hon J. Henry
Anderson, Hon. Frederick do Psyssr. Hon Judgs Duss
Hon. Samuel Blaschfard, Judge United States District
Court and many other noteworthy citizsna Professor
Drisler Acting President OF the College, presided on
the occasion After the performance Of chsice musical
selections by the orchestra and prayer BY the chapa
the literary exercises Of the day gone through Win.
a foIlows-Greek saluatory orasion BY Jaa Neames;
asaon q %acSusry 81 samuel BissshfoId OrsoD
Soda and society. BY Henry D. Lloyd; Orator. Good
Sy os Ca Ss ~
Lsntihon Foster All the orators acquitted thsuselvss
commsnd.oy and recsved besides the applause q u
Tho degree OF Bachelor Of Arts conferred @ the
following young gentlemen, who composed the eadca-
Bell jacques Arnold Bsrnheimer, Samusl Appleton
AissanSsr Dsnns.on. Jr. George BOSNIAN Do VITA Jr.
George Duyckinck, Edges Fawcest Nlcnoss I'D an
ns snnS9 os1d
johnson, John Alsop King Hobart Lewis Henry Dsmas
rsss Lloyd james icNamss, Cadwalader Evans Ogden,
doph julius Sachs Henry sc6nesbsrger Aaron Ernes6
vanderpoel Rudolph August Wthsus, IT.. James henry
me degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred On The
following former graduates John Aasnus 1a.mn
BssEm.1. WATSON Hi Browne, Thomas Baird Brown.
ing, Charles Stedman BuH John Frederick Butts WORTH
mam henry Eass ns.ss. navS:os TSsc
dore +. Q. Dsmarsst. Mathew BrincksrhoG d. Doia,
Duane Shuler Everson, William Newton Goddard Iho-
mas Hays Harmef, Hiram Lyman Huston. Joseph BayS
ley Lawrence, Rev. John Brainsrd Morgan Howard.
Ostsrhouds, Henry Hills Parker, Frederick William Ste.
vens, Albert Edward Valentine, Charles b. Rice.
TIE following named gentlemen recsivsd honorary
degrees:-That Of Il D. was awarded - AsseIs
b. tSancso TRsoiooo Doctor 70 Right Rev Danis S
Tuttle Missionary Bsh0p Of Montana; Right Rev. Chan~
ming Moore Williams Missionary B,anop IN CHM; W.
Jersey Rev. Samuel B. Bostwick. rector Of zon church
sandy Hin; Rev. william Crosswell Doane. rector q
rector or Christ church, New York. 4
The special prizes then announced - fcllcWs
GiIhooly second prize 70 George l. Rvss the sscond
German class nrst prze 70 Edward j. Haiock; seconQ
Greek seminary prize to John A. Dennisson, il.
IPrze OF the Association Of the Alumni Of the College
the deserving and faithful student OF the gadus
The following were announced a. the Honor Men o.
the Senior class OF 1907 !,
First Class OF Honor-James McNamee Cadwaladet
E. Ogden George B. johnson, julius Sachs A. Ernest
vanderpoel eya.- 4
Second Glass Of Honor-Samuel A. Blatchford, Henry
D. Lloyd, William II. Ingersoll.
Third Class Of Honor-A Lentilhon Foster, }. Henri
Work, Clarence n Hyde, Rudolph A. Witthaus, IT.
The degree Of Engineer Of Mines was conferred on
John Magnus Adams, A. NJ, who'is the n!si graduate
in the department known the School Of Mines, whish
was established three years The following priEs
were awarded this department.: For the bess exam
nation 70 Francis Gordon Brown; Tor the besl fA69
ledge o. quantita.ve snalysls = c9aEss Ki.s aioe
II. Harmer A. NJ: for the best examination In motaN
lurgy, George IL Coursen. For the best sxAmnakio
in minealogy prize could be awarded, the fell0Wt6
Edward s. Molath A. B. WIN. 4: HQQksA A b.; wnS
b. Potter, A. B. sl-~< - -