New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.

ROCHESTER,, July 13.-The University OF
Rochester took rank among our great educational stitu
lions nearly years ago, through the vigorous impulse
of the Baptist Societies Of Western NewYork. Though
founded endowed and mainly sustained by Baptsts the
Coepe government is in no sectaran the largest
latitude permitted all its students OF every creed The
curriculum is varied, and the student can pursue any
series Of studies LIE may choose Inc prdetSe Oh INC
tine student well in the general principles OF science ana
language fitting him for independent future inyesga-
capable and distinguished body OF Instructors. NJ b;
Anderson, President, and Professor OF intellectual
one of the soundcst thners and The abes educators in
the country. The Rev. DR.. A. G. Kendrick, a dstin
gusled author and translator fills the chair Of Ancient
Languages, and Cen j. f. QulmDy that Oh Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy Iror Gilman s tne Gn1 DO 81
Ward Natural Science and Prof Gage thatot Latn Lit
erature. - -, -, 90
The 'Baccalaurcate Sermon" preached before the
Christian Association i'll the Brick Creh-Presny
-by the Rev A. c. Shaw. on Monday evening per
sstent drizze prevented the usual crowdng OF Cornh
ian Hall to and the sophomores in their annual
defamation. On Tuesday morning the Alumni from
all parts Of the country met in COnnhian Hall and trans
acted the business for the next year. selecting the poet
and orator for the annual meeting In the evening the
T@ned and welltoi0 i'm Rochester society TO hear the
annual Grafton and poem OF 1870. Mr.. H. W. Cooke,
young lawyer Of this city former partner OF
I6s Eeic Hampshirr salesman was the poet Mr. Cookies
subject was the Means and Methods OF Culture" The
was laid in Northern New Hampshire and about Lake
NinncpseOgee
This morning "wednesday the final orations Of the
class OF 10 delivered in COrintnan Hail. and the
degrees conferred The hall brilliant OF course, with
millinery and pretty faces The list Oerary exercises
was follows:
OF Immigration Ezra Albert Bartlett Rochester The
Mythical Of Growth Gilbert Hays Frederick Brookn The
influence Theorists Illustrated by Adam Smith Theodore Chqgn
WyomiDg Science AMI Revelation Milo Clifford Kellogg Adams Alfred
Marvin International Morality
Wills Wayand Patengif West Winfield; The IuteL
lectual Tfumphs Astronomy George David Hale Adams
Centerj Capitalization in Amenca stephen Mortimer Coon
Ceutrasqu; Robert Buus Charles Herbert TAYLOR Brook
and Right Politics John Kennedy Fowler Cuyere; thc
Culture John Wesley Martin GAINESVILLE Ohio Routes Across the Con-
John Quincy Head Utica Sir Thomas More John ues Barry
Rochester; jacob Rochester; The Growth De-
mocscy France Albert Michel Duboc Auburn; The Law Of Success
John T. Nh Gates; The Rights Of Mnonies Albert Winfield Gilman
Lorane noy Representation Sarus Delaney Bentley Fuysnna
Questions Of Origin Philip A. Norie Philadelphia Penn; The Stolen
Fire Comtem Merrill Edwards Gates The Subjective School
English Poetry win Hin Sloan Leavenworh Kansas The Signd
the Alaska Purchase Tbadeus nfOr Seattle Wash
After the Oratons Dr. Anderson delivered address
10 the class At o'clock the Commencement exercises
were Tended. The Faculty Trustees, Undergraduates
and Alumni repaired to Anderson Hall to enjoy the
Alumni dinner,