New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

College was held yesterday morning, at the Academy
of Music. Among the distinguished citizens who
SSSec Scd GanSspr @e FERNS e on bh9 b. T. R
G.. NJ, Ogden. f. DePeyster G; r. Strong the
Peach (; Guiian C. verpianck, Hamilton Fish Major
Gems. Barnard and Culum; the Rev. Dr. Haight,
the Rev DR. Hill. Dr. John FarringtOn DR. John ToTrey,
Prof. Egeston, - sehermerhorn, s. +. Nash, tho Rev
Dr. f. o. Fagg and the Rev Dr George H. Grove r
formed by excellent orchestra, after which the follow
mgorderr ~ was s. oDseTyedi SiG. = y ct,,,,,,
Greek Sausoy frst Honor John Duncan Qnaekennos
Lain Oron Roma orb 'eraiam leses PO'af-IhHd hOLor;
IT1iss oTsss Ths Staiy Of Repube william Mitchell IT,
0[-soa- Ssses SSG , F I de % Pes.eT Fo.tsf
Gems oraton Der Bguduuke der voser" Andrew Ghooy
GnG'nI" Man N Beast" BENJAMIN Howell CasPbeI .,
orst-" Smpshy Emse Moryen G leIcased account Of
ro,@ @ Ho5sS 5s conne, n@STS stephen wbgbm william.
Oiadon-" Past and hiare,' Joseph Bas I, hassI. s %,
the class of 1888, as announced by the President
Frst Honor CG- John uunen Qaaekenbo' George "cl'rs
Ss ond Hs"S s@Its Gias,~ @m M.n sloane rraeth
De Pecster POSTER Abdrew Jackson GibOoy Benamn '~
Trd Honor clas,-1 Emse Morven Gleti Horace IOiea
Ilay y; Honor Charles Gust,va, Adams Ponlke
Ersr John IIaock ary Madison Jones David ogdeH Horace
Sopd HoroT clrs,-wnam Hooper Robert IenrI ll9r
Henry ,1,,ou William wllc1E rsny Ihoaifd % oolhI M
nsp, Henry Drser Hamilton Fsh ", & has'r ~ ioe l yr Adler
fsi AVID S,oHd Honor qls", S' Tt IN Er Ia SG
LoS Ti Ei'f Toor casI,l,e BAKER Barrett Albert Lewis Gan
dor Pierce Obernlof David Aah Roc "tam hyor Neo'r Den
The following is a list Of the Freshmen:
Irsf Ssopnd and Thrd Honor Cias Cobn,d ~ on-ohefi
B,Io9aL G,ass E1g.1r o F,s d sa"aa. iseS Isr
Ke IeS Cas-. Led,srd Henry Da, laicr james 0' Mons t
sage Aert Sesse Oscar soomoa straus Henry Van Reneae
William Bsrs Cs,as George Webster Iieaey and Edsa Prao'
Weeks Of the Junior Class vfles2 ht Ysr tern record {" f.s az
The concluding examination on account Of H'' we're
PRIzFs IN GERMAN
ror cia., f pie sbp'y J0'e' 80 second Tri Charles
s9ion9rs cas-Fr prize, WIN Ir'in dilooy' 80 second
prize Lvelyn Barlow +-o - -. .,,,..
President Barnard announced that this was the fret
year prizes had been awarded Tor proficiency ~ Greek
R prize VIM Dud foake s1oo second prize David b. Ogden
Honorable mention wa, m,'. ofHr,c, Nelson sever
PEIzE or THE As,9ci,IoN ca ThE m ~ ALgMSt N r.. ,,,..
's1 n, ts T,Snir H., Herl,mn Hos. Campbell
Ilsdge woodssrd Poster aad John Doge,s 9a'st'Htoa
I.-C0heai Pri-cs
friend Of the school oored to the student passing the
best examination In neallurgy set 81 drawing lh'iru'
mens To student passing the second best cxaluh
ton the subject slmundn's Vie souierrain"
To the student passing the best examination IN bownpe
analysis a miners compass, with cnomcter and dipping
needle These prizes have been awarded as 'GlSw'
Second P e 4s 1aaR:S1 ..@ Ss S.ss 'ri' g. ." G Ssga "a
Bi5cpip, AaayA,-Prl. to Augustus Hooker, AB
CROMWELL PRIZES
Mr Charles T. Cromwell has placed In the hands OF
trustees the sum Of 5000, the income of which is 10 he
devoted the purchase Of two gold medals one To be
given 20 the third year student OF the regular course VINO
gives evidence Of The thorough knowledge Of the
theory aud practice OF quanttave analysis the other 10
the third year student who Is most proficient IN drnught
! IN IrangPr,e George Hampton couHeu. HonorbJ
2 Qmaulirs daayslsPh % Kenneth Robertson Hosomhy
nen,oaedwiAm enry Van Ard'e B. Edsard seEaH Mof't
A. b.
friend OF the school offers $50 10 the student ~ the
first year passes the best written and experimental
examination qualitative analysis aud $50 to lhcstudent
of the school who gives evidence Of the most thorough
knowledge OF the theory and practice Of assaying These
prizes called the Torey prizes In honor OF Dr. John
J. u Qualitative 4Haly'.rd,. TO st'n Liadsy nonorahy
IN IsaU@g-PhIe 70 Sloses Dillon Wheeler A. b. Honor,by
2 s'r%2g % I1ls ls a. B g Aos 'soa Chester
MASTER OF ARTS.
The degree OF Master of Arts conferred on grndu
ates Of former classes a. follows
Glass ~ la52-Liyinrsol Brown d.
l,., 9s.. OF o, sLG.,al1 SRaTx SRaT aES Mynri
Cia.. n i56s"Hch1y Rutgers Bechm,p bL r. Fdv, Steele
BTowH.o9 Deegs william bG5nh'T Ar1ssia e nar CisPsfn
Oracle james lsfn,rsy IL b.: John Moore Hoeanin l
ia" ian Gina Gilman Low H. itry Richard ScEGs" s Re-, william
Yesos Mcvickr Randolph raH Matne James Poutains M,urJ
George webster Pecs james Lyman Prize RoshcE Bur Seymour
LeuoS smith John Edw,d Sweer, ~ Aahsm yn sAotSood
water James Lee wsi ysher Wheeler Fnci. French
"'''' BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was conferred ON the
graduating class, IS follows:
Adler John William selmiit Arnold Henry Den.on BsbcOek
bell i Wae Ewing Cotton FTseak De fsy Poster Ts@sds.
Woodward Foster ABdTeE Jackson GihcoE EP's MorVen Gle,
born Mead William Mitchell IT, John Mclean NASH Duane Livingston
Peabody John Duncan QnackebO George Locsrt hyts George
Sanders j Arthur SOao William James Mgsn Sloan John
Steward James Prescott swain Horace Holden IhayeT stephen
Within gbaua Williams Lucius Kellogg WilmerdIng.
DEGREE OF ENGINEER OF MINES.
Samuel willard Brigham Francis Gordon BIoNn John Adams
Church Charles Oracle A. B. William Way Tute David Won
LonBep George stroug Baxter b. Albert Hunnon Chester
George George Byron Hanna, A. D. hdwsrd Sesat
oas Kenneth Robertson Moses Dillon Wheeler Cas Ga,Oa Patt
HONORARY DEGREEs.
The following honorary degrees were conferred:
& A. DTbe Samuel Holing gwoh Rector Of ST. Peters
Church Port CheteT ~ the Rev. Phuder Kinney Cdy Rector Of
Ct Church N y the Rev George Barnard Draper
Rector Of 81 Andrews Church Harlem ~ VI the Rev Lewis Ashhu
Kemper Professor Biblical Literature hashotah Theological Semi
ILDTbe Rev Henry H D. for 40 missionary Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. and teacher Al Athens, Greece
The exercises concluded with yalodict0ry Grafton by
George LOckhart Riyes.
EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION OF THE THEOLOGICAL SEMiN
AIRY.
The eighth annual Reunion of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION Of the General Theological Seminary took place
Yesterday morning at Astor House. and was attended
bv nearly 1870 OF the leading clergymen Of the High
Church branch Of the Episcopal communion. The hall
was tastefully adorned with flowers and other
decorations and the breakfast was spread on
line large extension tables. At tho head table
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