New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22


II l. AdesJr. p Z Holman lr gss :I H pCT POOR
James T. An Gtri re + JS 1,s5 soa9 :, ART Roper
Walter II. Barney. Wa. Cary joslrn. !3hn ia{od sna,,
A AGSar h sSS@% W %fsF int Ber
G ao1a,s chapS Al red O 1ass; far 5aaoy,
Ciarkson 4. oins. Jame. T. Lockwo9l be ana w; S,S,
JOIN YoOns cTgs 9rss% IL Ne[I Iq Tla. v S e.
Henry " Lave Vii sri {. Par Ct. A :. Van Wesls.
G5s ri ai ea a. 1o P1as s4f Pas IT,
Edmaud Wool
FoR DBGRRE up BACHELOR oF ruIiCsoPnY
Holm O. Bug1lin HdNaru W Dawley, " III m ; has'n,
Ho%ari Les CLARK. rain Jas tTarce Arih.r NJ houd'
Richard IL. TiulcE
The First Bnpti,t Meeting House was crowded with
p,r,ons interested IN the exercises to-
lowing is the | s., nf sPe skerS aud subjects;
ssutstory Grafton IN Latin Christopher tanolS
The Hythoio ca, Type Gonus !" ciartson
s. ora.ioSI S@ss Bes t. TIE Chancellor, ne Pr,nqte
ana o.Son Mscia avs Devotion Lte,ailro John
'l g. 6rs,s NIa Angelo Victoria coloo = Row
ia e. Sa H.f' occiosl aud Moral use Alrd
0ns1a" he iriacr OF Wales Delhi" Harry Leprs
hat As T. fro .bi rnsf Reform OF the cnurn JOHN
0rstiSn' aauri Alanis independence =
,n 6y ,l1' San csW,sT Sentmsnaistr benjamin
"ne'i r,,o S nsyira iol N Thoight action orc
S The Pal 1sophcsi r5iion"re Growth q Ma'eriali'n
IN Iugiish philosophy; AIlArd filnHo '""D''Ni % e'i
is The Classical ?. tarca ard the Revival
Letters = Horace aadiin ir3Fn, Warner y w. ..,,r
II. oraon. VIII lr N9lcdie'try Ad'i @ HTy
Providence
Thirteen rncrnbers Of tBe class received Commence
nrnt appointments, but did not speak The ordinary
degree Of Master OF Ars given TO seven graduates
OF the Class 73. Of the Class Of 81 and one "i
~ Brown University always frugal Of her honorary
degrees. and lo-la was even Than usual M
degrees OF IL H. or d d. eiven only she blowing
honorary degiees o. A. Il To Judge JOHN H. SiincsS o.
PS sirians and Surgeons, Nev-Y",k; james -u'l,van
Russell Of L,wei Mass. Prof Dame" Moses FISH Gas
al "a Brown University, now 81 HilS.tal" thlfs'
Michigan; James C. .renengh Of williams CSilrge'
President of the Rhode Island state rmal Shgnl tlr
Rev George Buli'n Of Pa"'ueNet' l. L. E'1''"' VI
"Tio ,e ~ Fly has taken under consideration
now pl for ION 'ering the degree II D. d., somewhat
similar 10 flal in usr In con erllg dr-i'fS I'd G'th
un yrtsties II u pro- o>cd that the Board fciiO"s
snail aek Inc prrtarain o. tLcsis by man VII" T.
Int worthy OF the degree Of ID H. anu nt - 70
undergo an eXai aii.n 1n MS u'ss % ,S ~ csn,i
on he of tails plan 10 ne Board o feo"" heA'
Ahout $40 alumni were present at tie Comnenceuon'
dinner Ia li4 tsnt On tno college campus III l' Ter
nonn Pfo> t,ut buson sUnS" OF tho earnest ana sue
G sslul work o. Univ rsty, ;onSraiuld'ed W
Aluwni on the tact that tie grdna ing class "hS th'
arsci ~ SIX stud that h"d ever been sent "d' h
II ,vvu aud n,es.rt.d urchly need for enlarge
Icnt # the ac tics AMI field OF the lnsillut on k,-
ularks were aladr aficrwhId 10y GOV Lprut, the Rev
Ir PARK % AudIvrr, Mass. fnd others OHs dh SUD
Scrip uulVo slil 10 tbe amount OF 9l1'VOO
tre sicc,ss of an fort raise special Centennial
endowment fund of SlOO,Ouo Witfh "a year "I i"''.
Ater dinner eX-rc>d.u n CasNe reGelV q the A'"inli
a. bis hDd-e and in the evening tJ"i HohhSCh tNS
the animal rec. ptiou ~ Aiunl AM H'odS "iiih
" = iars,l, attended and eI1u!a'e
The aunD ia VOTING to-day oh h'inlhatohs iOr Ndeah-
cir. IN te Board 0f Trustee OF the unllrr>it TIT q
noan tions 10 actoiUu lay the coip.fdiin-ga'e nc
hish.s nanber Vf VOTES 10 TIE % 'owlg pris"S. F'i
me two Baltis Varacc, Chief! nrtirr Thomas Duf ~
III n Of Providence Of the Ci.ss 81 1916,
"a y win A ~uos 81. H.. Of PfoVdcner, Class ui
JSI5: for the Quaker vacancy PreSd al h"ward ii.
Mng,l of swat. more Co.irge, Ptnn>yNanla, CaFs
IsE,. rr te Episcopal vacancy. Hosi. y. slater j.,
81 PT,,, enr. q 49, 90 ls54 II Is confidently expected
that tue corporation Wa! recs th'se noH'h'"S