The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT DAY PRoPER-THK ELECTION
on oFFIcERs by THE ALUMN-GRADUATTos
CEREMONIES HoEoRs AND PRIzEs-A sPEEoH
IN JAPANESE.
NEW BRUNSWICK. NJ j., June %, 1875.
The proceedings at Rutgers this morning beran
with the meeting OF me alumni, adjourned over
from yesterday. The only business transactes
was the election OF oicers and the passage OF res
olutlons Of sympathy over the decease OF the late
Sc Rotary II. X. now.
At ten o'cocs the procession OF trustees, faculty
and Students formed on the campus and marched
down 20 the Opera House, headed by D)wningi
Ninth Regiment Band Tne following programme o.
exercises, IN ferspersed with music, was promptly
Degun:-JoRn II. SALISBURY Catskl, n. Y, Latin
salutatory;n O. L. d. Washolrn, Jersey city,
"Engush salutatory;" J. Preston searle. Wyckon
philosophical oration;' II. A. Hendrickson,
Queens, N. r.. scientific 0ration;' Robert Barr,
Paterson, "rruth Its own vinuicator;" James @.
Sutphen, Milestone ''rhe oratory OF cicero - Ar.
thur L. Ellsworth, PIainneld, "Tnvisibe Forces;n
Icny 70 HattorI, Japan ''Slnpo-no junior
Tnis speech Of Mr.. Hatton was In Japanese, but
It was delivered with such earnestness aud spirit
that 1t was vocferously received, and the speaker
was covered with wreaths and bouquets.
After the applause Tor Mr. Hattorl nad subsidized
II. wal er, New Brighton, n. T., "Japan In the
Sras,:m p6eIus pockman East Greesbu an
n. T., "Oriunaiity - y. V. d. Wyckon Middieo usn,
"The Gross OF European warfarei'' w. +. Ander.
son, East Greenbush, n. ~ "Womannood In
shskespesre - JACOB e. ward Madison, "Ouver
Cromwen" w.. r. watson. warrensourR, N. Y.
"Maxlmilian l;n James Kemio, Brooklyn, n. r.,
"Ine HsroIsm OF Eloquence;n concerning Of de-
Trees aud prizes; George s. Dnryea, Newark,
mdster's grafton John H. Salisbury, Catskin.
N. Y, valedctory. Benedicton. College airs.
The following IL the ltst Of prizes awarded -
Seutor Przes-Broadnead prize for classics,
Thomas d. swift; Suyddm prize for natural SCH
position, w. r. Anderson; Bradley pr re for Matn-
ematics, W. r. Anderson; Van Doren prize for
missions, II. A. HendricEson; Cook prize for MIN
eraogy, Rooert A. MeeKer; Appleton prize lur
for best engineering thesis, n. v. Butter, A.
L. Iitswortn; prize or best chemical thesis, lchJ
Zu HdttorL Junior Prize.-Doolitue Prize loI
composition, Henry ". cox. sophomore Prizes
Henry Veghte; Ay ON w. SmItn prize for declama
ton (secOnd), h. A. hoidridge; Peter SpadeI
prize dirsU, In modern history, w. NJ Stilman.
Peter Spader prize tsecondl, IN modern history
II. M. 4. Beekmln. Freshman Prlze.-Tunis ouicI
prize Tor grammar aud spelling, Harry Al. 0rne
me following degrees we're conferred. In course
20 graduates Of classical section =
BACHELORS or ARTS.
John Haring Ackermsn PnlIetds Theodore PocK.
man, william Frederick Anderson, william HaI
Quick, Robert Barr JOhn II. Salisbury, ELAN Nav.
bew Carton, Jonn Preston scare Howard Gllleapy,
Jam q q. sat- hen, Walter Timothy Grimm, Thomas
Dtidno Sw 4, hendrick a. HendrlcAson Oliver
Harris Watser. James kemlo William Perry wat
son, water Kip, William deary IA. way LOUIS
John lockwood, ksnslord Wells Jr., william
Augustus Newell Ir, George Morris Williamson.
Benjamin Van Doren Wyckon.
Ia course to graduates OF scientific section.
BACHELots OF sClEscH.
howard voorhees, Butler, Robert Anderson
meeKer Gansevoort y v. Corteyou, Arthur Il.