New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

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Faft Of Cincinnati Ohio The Grafton aroateo OF Ane
professional and Political Prospects OF the College Grad
uasev ana was unusually good For 90 young man
tho subject was handled in manner reInark@nie i'r
aepth compass and originality. just before singing
tho parting ode, winch was written by Herbert W.
Bowen Of Brooklyn, N. T., President forter roau 'o
following list Of prizes;
John A. Porter Prize Of $3.50 for the best English es-
saw to Henry A. James D. A, law school, BALTIMORE
Douolos Fellowship of $780, for 1879, to E. s. Bot
tum Il. A., post graduate, Norwich, Conn; n n t,i
sOdiers' Memorial Fellowship, Of SbOO. 20 - H. Nei
sey OF the graduating olass bridgeport Conn. 80 -.
Larued Scholarship, OF $500 for the class OF 20 70
(3eorpe n Knott, Springfield. No. -
CLARK scholarshp OF $780, for the class Of 7S, to Wm
W. De Forest scholarship. Of $780, for the class of
'79. Chas. H. Shaw, Eew-YOrk. 80 - 49,,
Woolssy Scholarship class Of 81, TO Philip g. Bartlett
TnvIl,r eSolarship ana Third Freshman Scholarship.
(ior second and third rank, 90 the WoOlsry
20 Russell A. Bgeiow. West Bratueb0r9, VI, anu ""i0'
T. Brldcman Syracuse, n Y, adiudged EQUAL =, =,
winthrop frl1cs IN the JUNIOR eitsS eScn ~ n m son1
Nichols, E2st0n. COnn second $lVO' D. A. - o'"u'
Newark. Nj. ..----,--.,.-. a., A,
Scott French Prize offered TO the junior class TO L. l.
sop6omore Prizes for English compositions first prizes
J. A. Amundson, A. Nichols s G. P9rtTlGSS az rn ana " "
Hgsse ana " r = p S9yes lhlTa S,PE1 PF15ns '" n ho'y
R Morrow M dI ana Frz - st pIize W. D. Muir
ray Plaiuyi e. NJ J second przes,W d. Barnes, Brook
yn n. y. and +. Woodruff GrOtOD, Conn third prlIe
sooho@oie Mathematical Prizes first prize, w. NJ
Hail. Ashhgld, Mass second prze, r. W. h2h,uS, Uds
Il. l. ana W. Q. Wheeler, New-Hayen. Conn., . .
Freshman Mathematical Puzes first prize, r. Is.
Lucas second prizes, o. II. Briggs and A. f. White.
BerEleY Premiums for Latin composition IN the Fresh
man class Brst rank T. f. AIKEN. b. W. PacOn, r. q.
Bartlett, RA Biglow, W. r. Bridgman, A. f. White; sec
pnd rank, A T. BOstwicE = Eyarts, N e. Fisher A. G
btedman, s.-IA Whppie g .. WhitmOre.
BY o'clock large company had gathered in front OF
South giddle where as usual raised seats had been
trected u The shape Of triangle Upon them sat the
visitors while the seniors occupied benches within the
enclosure. Here, with singing and cheering and music
by band aud smoking the long, ridiculous pipes and
drinking the traditional lemonade the class histories
we're read. The historians we're James p Pgott, New
Haven Wm H. Law, New-IIaven; Tudor 8 Jenks'
Brooklyn. ~ Y. ana W. 1. r. wurts Paterson, N. j.
The histories abounded the usual jokes which, while
they could not understand them, made the spectators
augh all the came; for how could tn help II when
t3O young fellows seemed wonderfully pleased !
The reading OF the histories lasted until shortly after
o'clock when the class formed into line and marched to
ne library building, where they planted the class ivy
which was brought from the home OF Shakespeare at
gtratford-on-AvOn After singing the Ivy Ode, which
vas written by Harry c. Coe the again formed into
ane and marched to homes Of the professors giving
lheIr houses and the Other buildings the customary
sheers; and the class daya very eventul day to $50
men--was
But the pleasure Of the day had altogether ed
tor in the evening senior promenade concert
AZ Alumni Hall. The concert held there last year.
and Tor various reasons Il was considered dcsra
DIE place than Music Ha. This year. after some hesita
on the faculty again consented that the hall should be
ased FOR the purpose and tie scene presented tonight
amid the sweet strains Of sOu-cheering music, with
brilliant display OF flowers. and With vast cOncourse
Of beautiful women richly arrayed" was in striking con-
trast with that which might have been seen there
few days ago, when $50 poor fellows were undergoing
.he agony Of ANIMALS. Dancing began at 8 O'clock
and continued ull 3. with an mtermssion az II, for
supper. which was served by Redolife in Liuonia
Hall The music was furnished by Lander Of New-YOrk
Tne in every respect success and reflects
sredit upon the committee who follaws: J. N.
Peet, chairman; W. II. Law. floor manager; j. J. Jen-
aings, H. W. Lamb. H. b. McCarroi. T. Z. Mower, Fred
Potter l. II. schwab G. NJ. Stone, E. n. Stone.
The programme for tomorrow is as follows: Meeting
" the alumni Graduates Hall. az a. Quarter-cen'
Jury reunion Of '53 IN Battell Chapel at l2 with
sraon by the Hon. Benjamin K. PhelDs and poem by
e. siedman anniversary exercises Of the Law School
the Centre Church. az p. M, and reception in the
svening The concert OF the gee club will also come of
n the evening and viii be an excellent one.
In the evening the anniversary exercises Of the shef
Geld Scientific School took place, and he following gen.
e4nen read their theses the subjects OF which
Charles Samuel Churchill (clvil endnecrlngl, New
Haven Comparison Of the different Methods Of Level
Francis Dana WinslOw Cselect, Washington, D. c. On
the Method Of Eecng the President OF the United states
John Louis BlaCkmOre civL eDgneering city or Mex
ioo Mckee. On the Sewerag System OF Providence l.
wlam Grover Chapn !dynamie engnessEing1 nee som,
Seymour Laudou AlyOrd Cseleeu. West wnsted. On
Walter Insley cowles Ccivl engneering) wallngford.
A Review OF the Gilbert Elevated Railway.
Oswin Hart Doolitte Fowler lselecu North Haven.
on the Character OF RicharI the TBird.
John PomerOy Bartlett (seIecu' heW-HaYen' On tho
Edmund Beeeher Wilson natural history) Geneva, H.
Monograph Of the New England Pycnogonid@
The following prizes for the year we're announced;
Glass ofls7s.
For excellence in French the prize awarded TO Edward
For excellence I'm evI engineering, the pzize awarded
% Walter l. COWlesi NaIiugi0rd.
Glass Of 1879
For excellence IN tho mathematics OF tuniOr year. tho
v,rze awarded to George A. Saunders Newport II. l.,
with honorable mention OF Charles A. Wilcox, Paines-
For excellence in chemistry the prize awarded to
william j. COmstOck, Toledo, Ohio, with honorable men,
tlon OF John Jowett. Brooklyn, n. Y,
For excellence in nineraiogy, the prize awarded to
Frederick l. Allen, Auburn, n. Y.
Glass Of 1880.
For excellence in all the studies OF freshman year,
the pr.ze awarded to Dwight Porter, Hartford.
For excellence In German, the prize awarded 70
For exeelenco in mathematics, the prize awarded
Go Dwight Porter, Hartford.
FOR excellence u. p4ysicS, the prize awarded to
Dwight Porter Hartford
For excellence in mechanical drawing the prize
awarded 70 George Robert Ferguson, New-Haven.
The membership OF the graduating class IA 39-wbich
Is Just One-hird the number Of those who originally
tried enter and about Onehaf the number OF those
who havo been connected with II.
The BAN game between Yale and Harvard, yesterday,
was both surprise eRd Gsappontme9,t y, ne here ana i
game After twice beating Harvard the Yale boys were
badly defeated the OF II TO g. Up
were madei but after this the Yale boys PLAYED the
poorest game they have done this season WI the e1
another game gl be played az Boston, and II Harvard
Hartford on Saturday.
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