Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-30
Yale Commencem

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 The commencement exercises at Center church yesterday were attended by the cus- tomary large and brilliant audience. The speaking was excellent throughout. The programme was as follows:
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 8. Salutatory Grafton in Latin by Adrian Sebastian Van De Graaf, Los Angeles. Cal. ~ well Coleman, New York city.
 5 Music: s'vorspiei and Adagio" Wiolin fConcerto)
 G. Dissertation: sThe Heroic Life" by Charles Alb bot Schneider Dwight, g, Englswood, & N J. ,,. Wisner Bacon, Norwich.
 8. Music: "Conjuration' '-Meyerbeer.
 g. Grafton Atheism and Evolution," by Sher- man L, land Whipple, New London. N. H.
 TO- Grafton 'Alexauder H." by James Leighton,
 H. Music Jupiter Symphonic" 1st movement)- Mozart.
 Porter Coffin, Batavia, III.
 Dunn Burren Freeport H.
 IA. Music tsNordsee- -Bilder"-J. Strauss. 15 Grafton sJohn Wesley and His Relation to the ANS-SS~S~A1 ~~o~o~ is. Grafton: Gladstone and Liberalism by Wal ter Ray Bridgman, Cleveland, o.
 IT. Music sHungarian March''-Berlioz: Philosophical Grafton: 'An Age of Materialism, by Philip Golden Bartlett, Washington, D. 0. 19. Grafton "Earnestness an Element of Success, with Valedictory Address, by Charles Wittenberg
 20. Music: ssFeisenmuhlen toverture)-Reissiger. | q. Degrees Conferred.
 22. Prayer by the President.
 The procession to the church started at g o'clock from the campus, headed, owing to | time-honored usage, by the high sheriff of | the county. President Porter was accompa- nied by His Excellency Governor Bigelow, members of the corporation followed, then the alumni by classes. The Broadway band discoursed the music. The music at the | church was furnished by Rietzel's orchestra, | of New York, assisted by local talent, under the direction of Professor Stoeckel Degrees Conferred.
 The degree of A. B. was conferred upon 127 graduates. The honorary degrees con- l ferred were as follows:
 LL- D.-Hon. Elias W. Le.venworth, of Syracuse
 Hon, William \: H. Smith. Chief Justice of North Carolina [class of 1884.
 ! Austin Flint (Senior) M D. of New York city,
 Hon. Francis A. Walker, president-eect of the Mas | sachusetts Institute of Technology.
 ! D. D.-Rev. Alexander Hannay, of London. 1 M. A.-william D. Howells. of Cambridge, Mass. the distinguished author and creditor of the Ataa Thomas Bailey Aldrich, of Boston, present editor | Lieutenant Commander Henry H. Gorringe, of New York city, who brought the obelisk to this country | George A. Peters, M. D., Of New York city. BACHELORS OF ARTS.
 Edwin Morgan Adee, Westchester, N Y :; Frederic Adler, Milwaukee, Wis: Edward Edgerton Aiken Rutland Vt; Benjamin Wisner Bacon, Norwich; John Hampton Barnes, Pittsburg, Pa; Danford Newton Barney, Pennington; Philip Golden Bart lett Washington, c; Russell Ansen Big elow, New Haven; Arthur Elmore Bostwick. Iitchfeld; John Eliot Bowen, Brooklyn, N Y; Edward Paul Brandt, Pennington Will. liam Joseph Brewster, New Haven; Walter Ray Bridgman, Cleveland, O; Otis Hayford Briggs, Auburn, Me; Isaac Bromley, New Haven; Herbert Stanley Brown, South Nor Daniel Arthur Carpenter, Alton, N Y; Clar- ence Franklin Carroll, New Haven; Harry Quinton Cleneay, Cincinnati, O; Charles Porter Coffin, Batavia, III; John Caldwell Coleman, New York city; John Burnett Collins, St Joseph, Mo; Howard Junior Cur tiss, Stratford; Ephraim William Dixon,
 Brooklyn, N Y; John Move Drysdale, Dull, Harrisburg, Pa; Henry Strong Durand, Rochester, N Y; Charles Alb, bolt Schneider Dwight, Englewood, N lJ; Waldo Chapin Flames, Providence, IR I; Levi Abraham Eliel, Chicago, Hi Edward Thomas Evans, Pittsburg, Pa Sherman Evarts, New York city; Henry Rupert Ewing, Pittsburg, Pa Frank Miller Fargo, Chicago, III Paul James Fenn, New
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 Graves, New Haven; William Milne Grin nell, New York city; Freeman Clark Gris-
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 Reuben Post Hallock, Rocky Point, ";
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 Brookfeld Center; Leonard Hayes Poole, Baltimore, Md; George Barclay Preston, Pittsburg, Pa; Francis Estey Rice, Framing ham, Mass; Harris Richardson, Janesville, Wis; Arthur Howard Ripley, New York city; Lawrence Rolf, Auburn Me; Charles Burton Schram, Milwaukee, Wis; James Sheldon, New York city George Bliss Sil- liman, East Haddam Edward Lewis Si- monds, New Orleans, La John Clark Smith, New Haven; Henry Hezekiah Sprague, New ark, O.; Frederic Halle Stebbins, Springfield, Mass Arthur Griffin Stedman, New York city; Willis Betts Sterling, Cleveland, O i; Isaac Thomas, West Chester, Pa; Norman Frederick Thompson Rockford, III ; Francis Herbert Tichenor, Parishville, N Y; Edward Staats DeGrote Tompkins, Kinderhook, IN Y; Henry Nelson Futile, Chicago, Ill; Edward Lambert Twombly, Boston Mass; Edwin Stewart Underhill, Bath, N ; Adrian Sebastian Van de Graaf, Los Angeles | Cal; Frederick Richardson Vernon, Brook lyn, N Y {; Howard Talbot Walden, Brooklyn, N Y William Reid Walker, Skull Shoals, s c; George Martin Wallace, Wallingford; i; Everitt Warren, Scranton, Pa; Eben Hale Wells, Chicago, Ill George Wakeman Wheel CT. jr, Hackensack, N J; Sherman Leland Whipple, New London, N H Henry Charles White, New Haven; Laseu Hayden White, Richmondville, Y; Charles Octavius Whit more, Pennington; George Woolsey, New Haven James Edwin Zunts New Orleans, La Allen Egbert tanner, class of '71, Oak | land, Cal-127.
 Charles Francis Adams, Jessups, Md :; Ethan Allen Andrews, Tarrytown, N Y; Edward Bailey, jr, Harrisburg, Pa; Frank Lewis Bigelow, New Haven; George F-ed- erick Bosworth, Milford; Lester Paige Breckenridge, Westfeld, Mass; Charles Shel- don Burnham, Woodbridge; Howard Field Chappell, Chicago, Ill Charles Manville | Downa New Havan .JohD S1a6a F1v New