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

friends The bouquets and baskets were afterwards
placed the railnsS OF the prosceniun b,x~ Tao
other oraCions were: "Tne NTrue Idea Of
Iii e." Lyman sewen Linson. Grcenpo.nt L.
T.; "Scieuoe and Religion" James M lis
Rker; Progress of Three Generations" philosophical
Grafton, fourth bonorI, Edward Victor M0fat;" super
stiion." Edwin Bolts Zee, NewYok; Defects OF orr
higher Education" jacob Van Wagner, New-Miliord
~ j.; Grounds Of Eoe for the Future OF Onr Country
Willard Clinton Fisk, Jersey CITY; "horal Corrase'
Charles Warren Hunt, NowY1rk; THE Coming Arthur"
with Vaoctory Addresses, Ernest Howard Crosby. son
Of the Chance Tor. David Daniel SrueaiOn of Mount
Venom N. V, who to have delivered an Grafton on
" Archincdes." excused account Of domestic
dfliictIon The revenue of tie Fellowship fund was
awarded TO the Of the class getns the g est
three honors Ernest Howard Crosby. $500 Henry
Clay Alvord. 5000; William Robert Thomlsnu 500
The Butler Euciean prizes for The best essays In hhssh
composition were awarded 10 William Robert Thompson
and james Henry Darlington The regular degrees 81
the University conferred upon the following cand
dates:
Barieor of Arts-Eiaest Howard Crosby, Il"nry Clsy
Avorl. william Robert Fhcnpson, Etwn Botts hice
Jacob Var Wagner. LvnaH W i iins"n ,,A
bachelor Of Scienre.-C les R1lcy g 1et', Edward
Victor Aolrs', James Mills Rtcr Georg Pollock mes
Smeator Nnlar Clinton SIX. Chas Quackcnhush Free
man. oy'l! Caiy Parsons. ,,,.., o., p,r,
lock ms, Charles Icn liuni David Da,icl Sc .9m
Enosn r. d. ,' Brgr ,, steye G,iy Pars iis
Ucs'er of Grts.-Roricn P. BOVINE nehert G. Remsrn
CcJfiGc0teS OT Proficiency IN Partial COUSe-JOsepb
william 5 ckrT, E.ii Rirnarl HTmtrn.
Tue ChAnc, or closed his brief address To the class with
these worls e let your course through life he truth
Hate shans Desire To scon bni tn he seek I" do
good and asions the world. and be more dcsr"ns
of appreciation than Of aop'ause." The following non
orary drTe conferred:
Ph D. John Jacob An rrson OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
ID. D-rhe v Messls. CHARLES W. bnrd 81 kye
Westcaester County, n y; Mytton h9nly OF Jew,
Hny abfi
We der OF Charleston, ;. G.
LLD.-WiiiiHn G. T. She Id of N'w-Yors
The standing of tie Class OF 1876 will average high
The average of he valrdicora for four 960
md there were not more than marks Of difference
between the OF The four Class Donors -Four
Years ago the Class entered with az members, 10 o
WHOM renamed AMI obtained degree sIme withdrew
choice aud Others re ell 5he atior ~ OF tee
University government Mmy Of those r"c'ivlng i'-
Srers were who entered To second yrsL: fte
member OF the Class Is ~ ana INC OIuesl -
the average age being about -.
Me TING OF TIE ALUMNI.
The Alumni Association held It's forty-third ANIMAL
meeting evening. in the Chanccnrs room of the
University building Nearly 100 members were present
Among the oil Ter graduates ri were the Rev DIT
" II Gordon o. the Glass Of 81 DR.. VIM Hail, 80
PROT T. II. Bull and the R,v. DR.. W W Pat'cn o. CHI
ago. 80 Chancellor CroShv. Dr. T. b. Ssirlne d. H.
and A W KITTY w. - F Mr. 81 PG orno ra il
. s.nce of The re%nlaT C"a1nan. j. / lmnI't;n
rom A. A. Redh / on examination Of the
law Department, Mr. Ffnnus ON examination
# the Collegiate Department, aud Mr. Aver * IN
examination of the Medical ID p rhine T. { anc"ll0r
Crosby thcn spoke tn eouh t,on oi tie uni's s. "
Witch he said had been long need Oi aieqTae fnnls
rAe Academic Dep1 tne had grown per Get IN an ~
scmens, until /. conplt. iaV"rahy WIN thl 81
any col eye ~ ihe lani but unloss me re tud-
we're procured Tor the maine nee o. p'o'es'ors; no
urther advancr coui be made The following oalrC
mt COMMITTEES Of the Association were elected
FOR tho ensuing year President, }. T. JO,MS'on'
Vice Pre- idrnt, ". l.. Martin; creiafy. w. W.
Sc pnclsou Treasurer, james stokes III; Executive
Committee L. T.. Lane. W 7. Lee I. b. Ing, A A.
R.dHc.G " p Lee. CIalun1n 81 Counttet 80 Alu IN
ndoAIH-nt; L. d. smith, CngrrH fahning' ana ID. L.
Avrrisg Oh rlrn of 60 futtcOs "u Exam lhauus ia
ne Law Collegiate, and Mod ca Dep Itnenis a yer
itipurmla-n the alumni paltouk oi COLLATION. W tht
H. St,ir,-n m Of tue Law Department The rcnsudrr al
tte evening ~ pecch Hdsns, the classes ptn'
allied 20 order aud cue dest brr pr sent nom clch
lass RESPONDING Tie centciuigl class wclCpmct 10
ir Association by several spe-c1Us wHeA were hedr.iy
.DuiaIdCd.