New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

mr. sentinp IT, A marked instance OF this was
fhe thesis of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Carver On "The
Transmission OF Yolition and Sensation through
the Nerves" This paper the resuit OF TWO years
constant experimentation and these experiments nave
commanded con siderable attention from those VINO can
appreciate the of the subject students IN Ar'S
Literature Philosophy, Architecture and Engineering
spoke from the platform. The graduating elasS
Numbers 60 four OF HON are ladies' One OF these LADIES'
Miss Rachel L. Moore took part in the exercises ana
reformed her part such manner as 10 rhect cfe'
upon herself and worthy represent tie class The fo
lowing was the order Of exercises for the day'
Music.
The Lords prayer. -. ,,,u,,,,.,on
l. Grafton ~Tss PSqS2S g4S inrre rSfai aase Di Ono
. Thesis m ArSte9iare & rr o1,efo Te dFsS RnsSm
2 ypies Essay Inc Elements OF Personal Power"
by ET3sSi T. ,y f29S The yrarc Of the
Cornell University" by Charles BracAe'' "he''''A'
: Essav IN atchsnica Engineering Technical Education
Fra9s yeTtt @ Il 9ySg s.srg 99Sa asd Of M Shakespeare by
Edward Augustine WAGNER y9Gslr Pniney'
T. Essay in Mechanical Ineerng "Eco1ony 10 the Ne
chsne Ag.ss by E4Sn % Trsrslssi Of Vot5n and
sensat on throagh Nerves." by Madison Monroe
O. oraon GSTE' o orators Of The American nsG
Revolution" BY Charles Ambrose van 'eNe'' D'i0
TO- ~ c9 Engineering The Railroad Bridge ; oyer oyer
maltby Fayetteville. -. ,ro,o,a,,on,
H. Grafton Reholeus nauenGe Sn ReigouS iOior"'oH
20 Grafton ostoicism in the Roman Empire" by Charles
Temple BrHer G"oP1lsgwR . Architecture Of the 10th
Century by Herman Barker ssei Y % ~ Ht 70
'' Vapor MotoTs"b William Franklin Farmer Pepper
u, 1be. in eoog "The Physical Characteristics Of Lake
by Henry Jo2 st Ga asbe spIesyh iseSo Moore
wilmington D'' Music
IT. Grafton. "The Limitations scientific Krowodse" by
- S,es ci, b2' fnctnesris Bow String Bridges" by
MOrri-Ik Robinson CUndDit, AOltdul.
10 literary Fssay The Draatic Element Of The MODERN
Novel" by Frank Elijah Heath fttsSrSi lo1ilaa,, ren
20 Thesis Chemistry Review oi SOM Fils
2l Thesis In Botany The Marine Alga Of the Atlantic
81 inSS5s Coast by Roclh Yata6e Japan. M ,o,v p,o
OH Tho yyoadI;rd Orafion "Th0 old and tho New fto
80 III" metheUs" by Clarence IIoughton Esty, ithaca
The following is a complete list Of the degrees con-
ferrod
Ffsyer " g. IcDowe IT, 3nss,, T. stanton s. p sturges
Ieaei5rs Of IaGosopLy-C. T. Brewer F. W. Noyes c. f.
"sePls 8eeg5s or Sce-I NJ Ashley C. Barclay c B Coon
F. L. Cranial EDDY, r. flennery + tr y; e A. par r.
Ce' "s' ~ T. IT. T. 5eymolr j. " sturleyant W. Sturges H.
Ferry A. Van NsHet r; A. Hrer NV " r. Kent H. A.
RaeppGe IL J. in Chemistry and Physesli W. h. 10Y
'5 5le.e5S lis'sI Or GSrpiturs-c H. willmarth , . " IT
49, S,Sri o. p p an9dsrs i II 3 ecy W j. b. aiieo
5r,.s5is Of GrH EegnserngC p Aylcg G r Barrca r
nai1g; .lI u M M M3sR. C. w. Raymond J. II. staDbs E. D.
IGSHIs2P 4asS1s O. 8, S-Saisi iSS nqnt B9artman 7
Brown O. L. Carpenter. T. f. Church. ~ H. heh' T. L.
Matters Of rfsC r. Blair y. A.. A. W. Foster b. Al j. D.
YIs n Sars-W T. DGdley, s. W simonds b. s.
Archttcf-i1sO Berry, IS. Arch ,,,.r u n T.
Lngnssrs-F Carpenter -. {. T. G. L. Crandal H. = T.
I,5efOr u Vs,crbtrTB Mcdcite-D r. salmon, j. v ~
Tho annual meeting OF the Trustees held at the
Faculty-rooms in the South University building ycser
day afternoon The following were present: Henry '"
sage John McGnw, Josiah b. williams Andre" -
white Hiram sbley. Edwin b. Morgan, EaStus Brooks
Doro'as. goarGulan william l.. Humphrey, Neil Gil
ruofir John S,itrf-. samuel D. Halliday, and Henry
n lord President A. ID. White presented long report
showing the University he in very prosperous con
ditiOu. The applications for admission are rlfN hou'H
t number a he same date last yrag. The library con
tllns $4,000 yOunr, and TIE income ot me Ihfci'',y
o. tLe coming year il is estimated VIII amount 10
-ll3.T7O Thrre yet 33J.J9i acr.s OF iand bJ-
lnrgiug tn the University uusud. The Hon j. B WI
uus and tine \. J. Parser were reelected trustees
Lat evening nu address delivered before the De
Iartiurut of History and Political Science by Lr hey
Dr BARNARD President of Columbia College NcW-l oik
In us AN earnest and able treatment 81 the SUBJECT
The Lessons of Cennry," and received the c'oest At
t,uti.n from the audience throuShput Ils evening
pr.-l.uf Wnitc gives n reception. 20 which al the
friends OF th- University have been invited After the
r-.tiuu cuu.s the clssD al, the Closing exercise OI
Commencement week.