New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
BACHELORS OF ARTS.

applase After the orchestral performance PRESIDENT
Webb conferred degrees upon the members OF the grad
atng class, as follows:
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Jonn Voorhees, Black james Crawford McCreery.
A IJe Barnes Cristy, Spencer GIN McNsry.
a,raham Goldsmith Gibson Putzel
MILAN rIanka ar Greene a pons townsend
ysinss Iarrsmere p''' william Barnet TuthlL
George drS Harrison McAdam. smson Wolf
BACHELORS oP SCIENCES.
refsr enards Burk George Nichols Messe
a aaTloPd r Tsa"'of' John Randolph stepeck
Henry Edxard jenkins, Isaac Mel,
i''"'' ''" Christr sumner witherstine
President Webb then conferred the degree OF Mas'er Vi
Arts upon the following candidates;
Henry Frnitnght The degree OF Master OF science
70 en HsSs course s. 1ns n
Sgen 10 Bemno Le%inson b. S. haboc b. ST.
Louis IL. kullmann, b. s. .
After comforting the degrees upon the various cahd
dates, President Webb made the following address:
You are to he congratulated, young gentlemen, upon
Is Itself rejoicing over its successes during tae
past year. Be not forgetful OF The influences
which are thus brought near to you. Ambition bopeiu
ness sefeiances may properly be associated with the
remembrance OF yonr years OF pupiiage You nave seen
full under the prudent and vigorous measures
Of its trustees They have been alive 10 t9e a
GERS and those who claim the right to take part IN us
1 9rS sns kindly
and in Your future actions may expect you follow the
training WHICH you have under e 30
carefully ingrafted in your associations with US lie
%s to an by So nS expect o
the appreciation OF others until you have have
c ena s YSF character is your properly
taken from yOu in any OF the relations OF IRE hp ~
and unsesh in whatever circumstances you are placed
In the name of the Faculty of this college, bid you
farewell"
prof Dooberv then read the report OF the Committee
appointed to award prizes for the exhibition at Booths
..nes by Tpsay cSass
p; Kirkland and Justice T. hiiDfe ga.
aas Jamss NJ of
poetry to Paul Krote OF the Sophomore class LOUIS
Then followed the distribution Ofaedals, Testimonials
and prizes, IA foiiows l., $1,000,
The Pei Medals for greatest proficiency IN general
studies during the year First prize gold medal William
Ernest Dsw Of the Introductory Class second prize sill
yer medal, HanfOrd Crawford OF the Senior Class =,
The Burr Medals, for the best ma!hematcian 10 the
highest class First prize gold medal ianfGrd Gran
The Cromwell Medals. awarded TO the best scholars IN
history and bellies letters lt pr1e g0a m nds iys s
medal, Leigh Harrison Hunt OF the Sophomore Class.
The Ward Medals twenty ere a%srde S as 'n follows
p pns%sy nowsTS Richard SaTs
F Fss eHs's ss sSsfd
E aa n9 Msa Kenyon JOSEPH V %
saSh Bernard L SPANISH .p. Leo d LsTnsn
oraiSfy, Louis Werner COnposliion William B. ruinii
4.
History Julius MOrgenthans; Drawing, Ciared e. kD'h
eroe Algebra and Geometry Gustar Legros Descriptive
Geometry Edward Catot Koch Hygiene Uranus Williams.
Certificates equal merit were conferred rs ioilOWs'
Natural Philosophy Ianford crawford and Curtis Mci
Townsend Moral Philosophy, Chas Howard wilson !;
Law, Howard II. BurK Greek, W. H. Kenyon; Spanish
Howard II. Burk. -
for fbe cOlegae YEAR were awarded TO Wilbur Larfe
more Of the Senior Class and Albert Julien Philip OF the
Junior Class Harry ). Rafel received honorary Nell
ton
The ClaHin Medals, two gold and two silver medals,
were awarded as follows Senior Glass, excellence In
Greek Joseph Uman Junior Glass; excellence in Latin,
Philip Henry Klein; Freshman Glass, excellence IN
Greek, Walter ROmaue Leggct Tor excellence LII Latiii,
DAVID Anderson Mas. -
In addition the above, medals were given from the
Clanin fund Louis Sayre Burchard Tor excellence IN
Latin prose composition and Charles Howard wilson OF
the Sophomore Class for proficiency IN Greek.
TIE LAKEWOOD prze for translation French into
English awarded to Bernard Low Of the sophomore