The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01

COMMISSIONING America. William nscneSen rnrdy
Observation-Disclosures Of Woman".. .EdwaTd THOU
ora.iOu-A Plea 70. Me.cG pic:: Thsnford Woodruff
The essayists who have stars placed opposite
their names were excused for various reasons
Owing to the posi- ton which the reporters tables
occupied In the rear Of the stage hardly anything
could beard Of the essayists' remarks but 1t may
be presumed that the subjects were ably handled.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ROLL OF HONOR FOR THE AGA
DEMO YEAR ENDING JUNE, 1862
The programme having been exhausted the Presi-
dent proceeded to read the following roll Of OnOr
Of Columbia College for the academic year ending
SslOrs smss arranged T. the order Ct merit
Adams. second Honor dass-Harry Madison Jones,
Edward John Hallock, William bsyard Cutting.
STS Ses0q
Woodruff, Edward Francis Weeks, George Webster
neasley, William gerrian Hooper, willard Bartlett
neven Purdy, Evelyn Barlow.
yumtors--(Names arranged In alphabetical order
felt Carl, George Hicks Dibblee, Edmond Kelly
Franklin Bntler Lord, Seth Low. Second Honor
Class-Waiden Pell Anderson, Robert htratton MORT
starges. third Honor Cass-Felix Adler. william
George stark scoaeId Jr.; Burritt Fitch Shepard,
W,,ii .,na. Maylor Me6be, Dennistoun Wood.
one-Clarence Rappelje Coneat Jacob Herrick Hen.
%orse Hen
ry Sage, Henry Mason Smyth, Oscar Solomon Siraus,
Henry Van Rensselaer,, Joseph Fenelon vermyle:
Fish, Frank Goddard Haughwout, Frank Hustace
Albert sessel, George Francis Work.
der,"First. second and Third Third Honor Classes com.
blned in one-Sidney Gillespie Ashmore, Frederick
beaverton Carter David Cowee Robert Clarence
John Holme Maghee, Frederick Panet Marshall,
James Boyles Murray, Ludlow. Ogden, John Krom
Rees Edward Lazarus Rosenfeld, Wesley Hunt TIL
ford, Harry Wallerstein.
The following prizes were rst awardea;N w
SeS sen ow an Nag0f
Lord. Honorably mentioned Roach and Dibblee.
German Py'txes.-Second class--First Frank g.
Haughw0ut; second, Henry ID. Loder: Third class
First, William Z. Gilhooly; second, George W.
Heasiey.
Sentor Seminary English Prtze.-Wm. Berrlan
Alumni Prize in Senfor Czass.-Davld B. Ogden.
Anthony Goldschmdt Honorably Mentioned-Ed-
ward Henry Lorenz and Edward Walsh, Jr., A. B.
H deas MenoSedWam A%gSsus
Hooper, A. B., and Frederick Bripckmann.
Crontoeu Prize y0r Dratntng.-Thomas Monchon
Blossom, A. b. Honoraby MISREPRESENTATION A.
CosS,sen f,tze-Quantttative Anaavsfs.-w. Proc.
BrincSmann, william a. Hooper, a. B., ana Henry
w. Smith.
Prizes in mineralogy and metallurgy will be
The following graduates then received their diplo-
mas from the President: -Charles Gustavus Adams,
Hal Allaire Willard Bartlett Evelyn Barlow, Robert
Lenox Belknap, Jacob Bininger, Thomas Newly
Cuthbert William Bayard Cutting, Henry Drislef,
Jr.; william Alexander Duer, Hamilton Fish, Jr.
william Dudley PSulke william Montague Gser.
william Berran Hooper, Robert Henry Hunt, VIII.
liam Emile Iselin, Henry Madison Jones, shipley
Jones, John Henry Livingston David Ogden, John
Oven, Charles Augustus Peabody, George Plato
Pierce, Samuel Augustus Purdy, Jr.; William Mac
neven Purdy, Horace Nelson Seaver, Jr. Frank
Cady sturges Edward Tiou, Edward Francis
Weeks, Thenford woodruff.
First Class OF HonOr.-William Dudley FOulke,
David Ogden, Charles Gustavus Adams.
Second CLASS OF HonOr.-Harrson Madison Jones'
Edward John Haock, william Bayard Cutting
Horace Nelson Seaver, Jr.; John Henry Livingston.
Third class Of HOnOr.-Robert Henry Hunt, Then
ford woodruff, Edward Francis Weeks, George
Bartlett Henry Drsler. Jr.; Hamilton Fish, Jr.; WILL
liam Macneven Purdy, Evelyn Barlow.
The President then made few appropriate re
marks to the graduates, after which
HONORARY DEGREES
were conferred as follows
A. B.-Henry Beaded, for three years member Of
A. N.-Asa Bird Gardner, A. M, of Dartmouth ad
eunden; Penson j. LOSING, OF Poughkeepsie, author
OF the 'Field Book Of the Revolutions and other
s. 2. Drew Charles Breck rector OF Trinity
church, wilmington, DEL; Rev. William Quntard
ketcnum, rector Of St. Andrews, Diocese OF Frede
rlct0n, New Brunswick British America; Rev. JohT
Carpenter Smith, rector of St. Georges Flushing l.
l.; Rev. Theodore Augustus Eaton, rector OF St. Gle
%nH Fe e xoTk REV. ThGmss wam
Hamilton Fish. Jr,, delivered the valedctory I'D
dress, and the exercises closed with benedcton BY
the chaplain Of the college,