New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
COLLEGE OF TIE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.

EXERCISES AT TIE ACADEM1 Of MUolC'
The thirteenth annual Commencement of the
College of City OF New York took place last evening"
at the Academy Music large and apprecative au-
dence was present consisting mainly OF the relatives
and friends % the participants in Commencement hOnor
Owing 10 the early which the services begun
D. m-the Academy not filed until the speaking was
half concluded. Among those present were Bernard
smyth President OF the Board Of Trustees Judge H. C.
Van Worst T. Brennan s. A. Lewis, Isaac Bell, and Will
liam Wood Of the Board of Trustees Chancellor Howard
Crosby OF the University j. w. L. Pruyn, Chancellor Of
the Regents Of the University Judge Aker of the Ma
rine Court Judge Larremore OF the Court Of Common
Pleas Judge Kirkland, Gen. A. r. Ketcham, Gen. Ly-
man Treman, DR.. Doremus, President Thomas Hunter
of the Normal College, the Hon. Smith Ely, the Hon.
Magnus Gross, Samuel A. Lewis, President Barnard Of
Columbia College, the Hon. Thos Z. Stewart the Hon.
r. A. Adams, James Kelly, the Hon. Nelson j. Water
bury superintendents Calns and Jones Of the Board
of Public Instruction. and the members OF the Faculty OF
the College The young orators received the reward OF
long labor and anxiety In the warm and hppreclatVe
applause which greeted ther efforts, and in TIE receipt
OF medals and testmoniasffOm their igstruttors The
orations ana dissertations follows: -
sslntso address and second honorary oTaton The Scholar the
seventh honorary oraon Art, Defense" Henri Hensmsa
Third honorary Grafton, Conservausm" Daniel Bopteeon
s. second dissertation what SeIt r A. p zenanssy
sixth honorary Grafton, The MOlen OOmu John Whitaker
Z Fourth honorary oraou and Pail" Edwards,
g. First dissertation BraIen Americans" Martin summeIbel
Fourth dssersadon-"Ameress Future Literature julius j.
| Frank.
TO- Eighth honorary orson 1.-THE Msanrope" DaAiel Young
H. Third dissertation "A Plea for the Sbams Charles T. Jefens
YAedcory address honorary Oraon The Criterion Of
Success" J. HADpden Dougherty.
At the conclusion of the speaking the following prizes
were presented:
TIE Pen medals Of gold and sverRchard Puy Williams, Presh
ma (goll) j. II. Doughery Senior. (slyer)
Burr medals for Mahematcs-J H. DongheTy tgO Lyieeker
Senior, siyer)
HOry-Lvnds T. Jones Sophomore goi) j. s.
Batten Sophomore silver C. p FagnAn Sophomore third prl
Ward medals Cheuis;ryMsryh Summerbeli Natural History
r. wendt introductory r. Van santycord Moral
Philosophy b. IewnsOn; Law G. Lydecker; English, II. H.
Tbone Greek woodward; Latin K Hohheimer; French:
Fak; Spanish Jed FRYE r German j. BernhArdt Orators Mar
Summerbel; Composition H. Dougherty Logic kohni As
tronomy H. Doughyi History Lynds Jones' Drawing.
Fak; Algebra d. H. Mahoney Hygiene Walter Demorest Eugi
neenng, e. x. Lydeeker; French Prize, ". 5 Rabcee.
Rirgs Medals On, G. P. Jefers; (ll A. Stoiber.
C. Keily Medals for Prize Debate o. J. j. Frank o. J. H. Dough
erty For PnIe Speaking Prose FagnAnij Po H. Akeri
PHYSICS, J. b. McIlzster; Chemistry T. Brown.
Students who did receive prizes but OF equal
merit with those who did, Composition, Martyr
Summerbell; Natural History, Daniel Van Pelt, John
Muller, Wilbur LarremOre, W. H. Paar; Drawing, l.
sckles, c. a. Hart Law, j. ii. Dougherty.
The exercises Of the evening terminated with the con-
ferring OF degrees