New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
The Academy of Music was well filed yes.


terday evening by audience assembled TO witness the
exercises OF the eighteenth annual Commencement OF the
College OF the City of NewYork. On the stage we're
Gen. Alexander g. Webb the President, who conducted
the exercises the Trustees and Faculty Of the College
Casey, Gen. Richard Delafeld, Gen. 9. w. CuIiom,
Judge LaTemore Chancellor Ferris the Rev DIT Hutton,
judge Kirkland Peter COOper Judge Koch-J. W. Gerard
Judge Joaehimsen, and President Hanter OF the Normal
encc could not be expected - show much enthusiasm
even to listen very attentyely But the somewhat Lazy
was carried out " spirited sye; tne young
they an had so committed Their oraons rs To requre no
prompting There was frequent applause, but the flower
After overture by Eben's Band, the various
lions were delivered as follows:
salutatory"Balcyon Days OF Life" L. c. L. Jordan;
~How@ Graham MeAdam; The Reporter" Jonas e.
"0ur Pantheon Charles A. Kinch; "Tedum Vita"
Chas Jessnpi Faith in ,ntsiigs1gne"
Clark, Jr Theory and Practice John l. Waterbury;
"The Modern Janus" Chas. A. Doremus; "Woman's
s cR aeBSe our
saml. M. Jackson "our Churches" A. b. Jennings;
Things Allan L. snridt; "DeveioP@ent,n Arthur NJ
Hankes, A b; Valedietory-' Beyond the Lines" John
The speakers on woman's Rights and on British Men
traty brought down the house" The yaledicory was
an address Of great merit Degrees were then conferred
Masters Of AEugne Louis Bush Louis Fellows oht Poole Gar
Morton HanLes WILTON HndhsnaS H. Charles Eirari HseoI VIII
ham Ldd Moore Martin IIass Ray Samuel kdmsnd Seaman Francis
seienesJame Franklin Donaldson Henry Clay Harding
William Gustavus AFRO snnni
Bachelors of ArtsROb ABIDE, Charles Avery Doremu' Joseph
George Fuy Samuel Macauy Jackson Arthur Bates Jennings
Charles Barnum Jessap Charles KELSEY, Charles Augustus Knch
David Demarest Lloyd Addison Jesse Lyon Graham McAam Charles
Clinton Mcbride John Howard Montgomery Brbens W. Throckmo
ton Frederick Lacy UnderhilL
Bachelors Of ScPncsLos Bourqnn Michael Hart Cartoto Nathan
Clark George BFerson CLAY John Beverly Crowe Isaac COutn
atea Thomas Charles Huxley John Henry nnes Louis Charles
Levin Jordan James Joseph Lwh Charles ne Netteton Allan Lee
smd John Isaac Waterbury Thomas Randolph White John Ezra
Whitley, William Henry Wilcox
As the result OF the recent examinations the following
awards OF medals ana prizes were ann0uneed: Git, , n
Pell Meisl-Genera Prosoency-Goh H. Doughey Silver r.
Williams. Burr MeiaSBest Mathemancians in Senior C-God
Ledwith Silver A. Kinch COrnwen Meia-Is;oT and Bellies
Letiers-Goh, H. L. Thomwel Silver, j. L. woodward IT, Riggs
MetaPrze ComPoshonGol ChaA Jessqp Daniel Baneeow
Kelly Medals (Go P1e Debate Charles b. Jessup PhenOcos
mian Society 3D. Graham McAdam CEonan Society French Prize
TranaiOn-C. r. Lydecker PEe Speakng-Prose, Nathan Clark
IT, Poetry LemansE Additional Prizes in Chemistry (sgared
by Dr. r. o. Doremus)-Patnum Medal Chemistry g. A. knh Sopho
Glass; Magnesium Medal Physics McMaser Junior Glass;
Aluminium Medal Chemistry, Henry Dwight Introductory Class
OF the 80 members OF the graduating class the average
is 10 years 10 months average hight feet inches
weight, $50 pouads. over onehaf OF them have
chosen professions law; medicine; 3, engineering
theology; and announces his intention to become
journalist They Of various religious denominations
and nearly all of this city. Politicaly-l9 are
Republicans Democrats, and the remainder undecar
The annual meeting OF the Associate Alumni viii be
held to-day, at p. m in the College Building.