New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
prize and of the new Marquand chapel After tho ad'
DR. McCosh conferred the bachelors degree upon
tbe orodnatin class of which the following Is list;

the graduating class Of which the Ioho"lhS ID i's
Acker Walter II. GABRIEL Charles " Kankn % Ton
ke WI dooasn MsDrE Dsf Aaron
b bsr, IT. W AIafgw " Liza aoct g BF Rove Eoss b.
eqtoa samuel II. iia9cS Robert C. su, 5s1r l.
Boggs John M Harris CHARLES f. scndder ". w;
Is%s&h Fau sSsTx %P W S y
Bryan l.. Taylor Howell Vim O.. ShoOer, Jonh ~
Bnyrt Aired r Harin sss n Taylor George Z.
Campbell Malcolm Jackman Edgar II. Taylor Isaac y
Chamberlain b. 3 Larcon6e @. Iorhune Henry
Chez %coi, JON, Lindsey Chas A. aidcli Robert g.
Clark knbert k lloyd Samuel Wallace. Bishop L.
CarS Thomas s. Magic. David. jr: Varied, y ~
Crew, Henry Marshall Clark III. Weles, Henry IL
Crchlow, I'd. b. Marun, Paul West. Robert II: .
Darlington, lhas r. Me%iiaIns T. A. wheeler Koqset
B BSnSy 4 n A eSsre. %s@
Dunlap, John Peabody. Ward Z. NILS, " Ih H.
Tmsnd"rf 81 l. Person George p Winton. burton q.
Elmer, Matthew X Potter Thoodore Wlthing"II, cnb
Enmons. Horace H.Prentss Henry D. MoodruM J9sspn o"
Fhcs. Welcome J. +. Rssto2 John j. Yard. Daniel 5
The list of honorary degrees and OF winners OF felow
ships prizes then read The list was as ionows
Chancellor c. Fellow in Mental Science, Thomas
PEBBLES; J. 8. X Fellow in Mathematics j. IT, IlDOen
with honorable mention of r. H. West; class OF leoo
Fellow in Experimental Science, Henry Crew. W. b.
Ward Fellow in Economic Geology, L. ID. Ricketts,; Bou
dinot Fellow In History. George +. Green; Boudinot
Follow in Modern Languages G. B. NJ Harris; class oil
1859 przeman In English literature, X. e. Haiiock'
with honorable mention ofw IS scudder; science and
P 'si pjiA' third Lof Henry co%
don, q. d. L. Day; Baird prize in poetry,
r. G. Hallock; Baird prize in dispnation Henry crew
aud George r. Greene Baird prize In oratOry, G d. H.
Day; the Baird prize j. A. McWillams and Thomas
Pebbles classical fellowship c. T. PcrsOn George POts
Bible prize, D. j. kaston and l.. Il Scudder; Dickinson
prize A r. Carmaa. Junior Orators prizes The Mac
Lean prizo for the writing and the first medal W.
X Shelby; second medal J. Hodge, jr; third medal,
H. NJ ROyle; fourth medal c. W. by nde class OF 1861
prize in mathematics, A IT. keeVeS WIN nOuordoe NEIL
ton OF j. NJ. Baldwin.
Honorary degrees were conferred as follows:
Doctor of Philosophy, 4. r. Minans, or the class OF
Is74; Doctor OF SCIENCE Ezra M Hunt, M d., of the
class OF lS49 Doctor OF Divinity, The Rev. Francis
Chandler OF the class OF 1854, and the Rev Roderck
Terry or New York; Doctor Of Laws, Merrill Edwards
Gates Pin d., the newly elected president OF Rutgers
College, New Bruins WICK N j., the Rev Dr. DAVID Kerr,
OF PennsyIvania and Professor Henry NJ Baird OF the
University of New-Yo the degree Of Master Arts
conferred about forty graduates OF the class OF
1879.
me valedctory then delivered by John Grier
HibDen OF Illinois.
In the afternoon the Alumni dinner took place at the
University Hotel Dr. McCOsh presided, and speeones
were made by the Rev. DR. Theodore Cuyer, the ReY.
DR.. Ebert 5. Porter aud John Blair II was reported
Greek year. while Or. Cameron, tue present pro-
fessor would devote us time 10 thorough drill OF
the Freshmen aud 5ophom0res; and also that DR..
ScLenck, the professor Of chemistry, would resign Dr.
Young, professor of astronomy Informed tho cOrro-
spOndent OF rE TRIBUNE that he would devote his work
with the telescope tho present To an exanlni-
ton OF spectra or the stars III the northern hem
Spnere this WORK not yet having been done with great
instrument.