New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

tno =, the CITY Of New-York were held
Fr,.v al 1890 a. H., IN INC A'nu
-! Of Music. owing to the recent "lS'"s
h tho council relating 70 the closing OF the acAdei
-, denartmcni, the Faculty ANA students hu so' '"'
W. ,s,,al number Of invitations aud very 0lSc
Oh ullD', res,nt Bernstein's Orchestra furnished
audience WIS I'N''""
IA, musc ~ , , ,o,,r,
,,ea by the Rev Dr. = n. Hamilton the Rev a. L.
,csnmyeon. A. J. Yauderpocl john TAYLOR johnston
IN A. lone W. A. WheclOck ". r. Martin j. C.
r,dgs end DR. D. p. 81. John Roosa. The members
,lt, present we're; Professors T.. \. Johnson
- ,,,r,ir T. H. Ball II. VI. Baird. II. Draper y =
sn,,an C. e. Brush and Professor jacques, OF the Jaw
sparilnent Among other prominent persons occil|-
,,e seas upon the platform were Richard Grant N"''
M rev D7. u1rchardthc Rev. DrIs irim"the Rev.pr
s"nnso.. tie Rev. Dr. ". rhraner, the Rev L. Hopper
s.ntossor s. w. Hunt and Professor L. +. Bounc, OF
Bcson University.
.a unexpected valedctory was delivered by Dr.
x.ohy himself in the course Of a few remarks to the
rroans;ing class after presenting them with their
/. S,loynae III said in part
.eutcmcn 81 the graduating class as TINS IS the aS'
49, IN which shall have she honor Of presenting
5opas IN behalf Of the University. perhaps few fare
Iii words n.y not Doe amiss accepted the Ollie OF
fb,uecor il 1870 for four years have held the POSI-
40, eleven yelrs think It is now high time Thar
.hould leave the Office, and let another assume ITS
,5ens aul responsibilities. think to-day of the many
,,srostlug years spent with the professors The council
I'D the s.ul.nts Doubtless have sometimes spoken
nth certsn degree Of steTUncss, hut not once 10 ln
viduols nor TO classes without the deepest affection
seward them II may be interesting oryou ~ hh""
that two members OF the Faculty, who have guided your
,,srueons during the last four years. were also my in
.,ruetora and 90 in leaving join in saying, we
4 lxava reverence 20 the Faculty One word az
advice: You go forth tobe actively engaged in the duties
pfufe FORGET yourself and remember only your duty
sootbers You will assume grave responsibilities. Never
.Ffr for
iessiv aud without sNchtest regard 20 consequences
Re- 1ubic men DO your work conscicntou~y anu iiist
ST Tn be proeramne Yesterday the usual Greek ard
latin salutatoly Oratous were omitted ana tHe s'"
Sonors the tNo speakers being 50 equal IA merit that
the precedence was determined by Iot'
| The order of 0rations as follows:
English sautatory grafton ..GeoIie Mar'in n"n,'p
see,a Se9as ana Tia Results John oscar san
iSdiyidaali, he Foundation OF The i.clqM.c won, ,,u
sne Germ Of Natiou- Destruction Franklin 5. Holmes
dhe Valley Of Giencoe-As II is and Il 70 " Underwood
su1ltU rs, n. spirit of ne Arc 0'a 5'i Bay i
H Nsasa Ipce ami it's sphere Wasn rny ign
anresrctcd inriee ---...-... 49,, 'r.s ~. ~
sEzens' y Oh account 81 a death in dc family.
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts wag conferred unon;
sysrgr ngjr, Tg4uaa W e. l n@an' y y; .''
r 1sSss B. X g. 1l s.sn Z a. H. WASN'T aaSi
The degree OF Bachelor Of science was con'errcdupon
Alden c cor A. F. H H.asaIG'' I'
The diploma Of Civil Enginccr was conferred upon;
hMen ne Cornelius =. T., RaIue. l.
The drgr,e Of Master Of Arts, in course was coarrl
rpOn:
$;;'.. e. E #9Ha5.; Y s s9's,a
The degree Of Master Of Science conferred upon:
Cooper G. T., Howell W. A. r.re. +. d"
Divine N. ", sueLler j. W. MD.
Honorary DEGREES were conferred as 'ollo"7:
LLD.-Saron j. Ynnderpocl. N,w-Nork 'fy.
d. D.-1hc Rey. John Iilake taltlar. t'errani"vr
Penn; The Rev William II. :. Auhra,. LONDON Dbl aul;
The Rev. Charles D. shaw Paterson. " j.; the Rev Nc
man smith Qancy ~ the hg, iior9gc Iu"ii,'d
IN. D.-AlcXi. A. Julien, Nev-lort CITY.
Mus. Doc--Iohn ". sorrty, ir.. Ncw-Yors city,
A. M.-uouoTary Dcgrcc-stanfold White, Ncw-Yors
The three fslowshps Of $500 500 and 500 reward.
OF eminent merit in The studio Of tAo University C,ue
weo announced a. ioliowa; The first icuo~rh" 70 j. T.
1 3 ns the ''''"u To o. ~ = ' ana ''' ''' 70
Der OF TIN EHc!eum Literary soc.ei{ "a- ei{e go q" ~
duncan; and the second prize io G. H. oni"i.
first prizc was awarded To ". C. Cudpp the second 10
II ". skery; and honorable mention was made o. j. l.
"AA''''' DIR. CRosBY's RESIGNATION.
Although Dr. Crosby has repeatedly urged thc Council
10 another Chancellor his resignation yesterday
WAS unexpected The Council has taken action 10 the
matter and no successor has been uened FOR the Office
nu IL Is understood that~ths faculty viii present the
name OF the Rev Dr. John Hall at the next meeting Of
the Council because Of hi, assistance in favor Of cont!n
ming tho undergraduate course OF study in the nai-
Sersity.
Would YOU give TIE TRIBUNE yonr reasons for re-
Enng the Ciancel0rship Of the University Z" asked
T The chrf reason" said tho Chancellor "is that
have not ,hc time to give 10 the das. have church
with LOO commandments which need. more of
my time. The Society for the Prevention oi Crime
these al hast twenty committees o. different
room a found that the endowment tunt cond not he
Increased .at the uncil refused (" 'orcpt me r-ki
ton aud askcd 10 remain rs Chancellor al tHfrtu
nnt could 6udn consented and have since
members have as constantly begged little
longer Now feel that ii is impossible to stay any
University not happen TO Dc the those of the
faculties Of Arts and Science consider good oppor
nation SO long before the Council"
Az the forty eighth annual meeting ~ inc Alumni As
location al the University asi evening, m The tJnn
,SSr m SaSv nSese,t.a th Ia,s of nc Rev Dr.
unanimously with the faculties IN requesting the Coun-
c 20 offer the ChanceIlOrshipt0 him
Resolutions passed EXPIRE. she nigh appreciation
that Dr. Hall should lie chosen to I'll the position Of
chancellor.
THE COMING WEEK AT DARTMOUTH.
PROGRAMME OF ExERCIsEs-FOCB DAYS or CAVITY
ASD RECREATION ANTICIPATED.
IFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.1
/, HANOVER, n. H., June 23.--Ncxt week Will
be Commencement Week at Dartmouth. and a busy
time Is expected. On Sunday morning the Baccalau
reate win be delivered by President Bartlett in
the college church, aud in the evening the Rcy. Dr.
Arthur Little, of Chicago viii address the Christian
Fraternity. At O'Clock Monday afternoon
The examinations for admission 10 the college will
begin in Culver Hall. In the evening the priz"
speaking contest win occur in the college church. Win
regard this exercise the students expressed two dc
won't wishes IN the last number Of The Dartmouth First
fhst more care and discretion he exhibited Ia The ST.
iecon Of gentlemen 10 sit Judges than heretofore