New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
GRADUATEy or TIE C7TTS COLLEGE.


ADDRESS BY THE HONOR MEN-rHE PRIZES
AWARDED.
The Academy of Music was filed last night
az the COMMENCEMENT Of the College If the City New
YORK The scene was made animated by the hearty APP
pau-e and profsion OF floral designs Of every de-
scrpu0n that were presented 70 each OF the
speakers aud the successful for prizes
General Alexander 5. Webb PRESIDED and tie
platform besides the faculty and trustees Profes-
sor Doremus, Judges Larremoro and Nehrbas. John
Kelly and ex-Police Commissioner B. F. Manlerre
There was a full military band that played marches ana
selections from operas
The Iercises begun with prayer by the Rev.
Dr. W. f. Watkins. Tnis followed by the salutatOry
address and an Grafton, Art and Science" by Ernest
Tiger secondhonor man Of the class "a giant in
in elect dwarf IN bodily strength" who is
what may be called a shouter, who dOtes
on Shakespeare; declams Hamlet and Othello ad
nauseam time president Of Chonia noted for his
peculiar system OF fnng, and who did drink smoke
chew until within year" Frederick g. Miller,
third hOnor-man. "a bushlng Hercules" and
who Is going to study 257 modern tongues within
year." 10 lowed with Grafton " Culture and HUI
manity." Reuben Cron on. fourth hOnOrman. who is
very modest has a gOod-natured laugh. admlres
en- in the abstract class, but will not pay any
attention individual mbers OF that class although
suffering hoarseness discoursed The Strength OF
Popular Movement" Edwin Coles Dusenbury, cele
DRAFTED Tor tine discrepancy between MS
his practical ideas OF cribs honor etc." gave dsser
tation on Science o Human Character"
Morris II. Hayman, dimnuttvc in stature, but, Oh
nv! determined, persistent, healthy. handsome
hr.ry. fifth hOnorma was to speak on Liberty. sub
disposition. william IT, Rachau, solid man, the
sT Tbe HSe Of Reasor He was followed p p
John Proehazka, win the vaedctory address.
who read Rants Crtque OF Pure Reason when bat
three months Of age, and argued and effect
soon as he was yeaned ana Is Wen able TO- disn-
orible mention also de Of Abraham Jacobs for his
ars oS the f6 DC s OF Bies?r Of Arts was
Bonvnge, R W. Goodwin F. Van B. O'Nel, oscar T.
Brown Henry f. Igen. Errest Ondin Felix A
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Du.cnburv T.. e. Mcdowell. Geo. w. stein. Juiu.
Flalknes Il Miller Fr sodt, g. Jy9oers ssmgnd
degree Of Bachelor of Science was conferred upon
aron. Louis Edgar Howell John :. schubart Louis H.
t5%arf 4 N Nslls, T ys5S s%'.,AF.
h Iiiyi.aI. h. H. Racia' " Ii.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred upon:
Henry Leipsger a. B., b. 5 John Arthur Barrett A. b.
sissmund PolhtHer A b. Willard Adams an SUBWAY A
The degree Of Master Of Science was conferred upon
Charles Augustus Wittmack b. :, Phi b., 70.
The exercises closed with the distribution Of medas
prizes and tes tnonials, r. ugen receiving all of the
Greek and Latin prz.s me COLI P;l medal for the
best imposition IN English literature 4fued
Albert strauss, of the Sophomore class He also re
ceiyed he first OF the Cromwell prizes medal for
proficiency in istOr, and bellies etrcs Frederick strauss
second prize "a silver medal Gustaye A. Carls Third
piize. silver medal Benilmin +. koeder received
certificate Of equal merit with q. 4. Carts for similar
cOmpo-ItiOn. OF the Ward medals. HI. h. Brown.
senior, awarded four for his
and composition Ine other ward medals
were aaad.d TO Wilha s. Watson, senior. for pro-
hciency IN chemistry VI. H. Hayman, seuior, two
metals, natural .losOphy anu astronomy A. strauss,
three medals moral philosophy, Freuch ana history
+. w. sanders. JUNIOR aw D. l. ,uch. junior, English;
T. o. Wells, junior. spanish W WUlferis junior Ger
man ~ Ladiusk, sophomore, drawing; +. ". Perkins.
suD-iresum4n, Algebra aud geometry ID. j. Iompkus,
freshman descriptive geometry b. Dean, subfreshBan,
ny giene; o. Carls and william Fuchs, equal French
k run.On, logic NJ j. scbe er, junior, spanish, and
Brush. Junior law. The Riggs medals AWARDED
10 Henry h. Brown. Tor senior prize essay,
National laws. the growth Of tue National mind -
ana 10 Lewis r. Moot for the junior prize essay "Tne
Innuene. o. the AEicric Revolution French Poll-
tlcs" Mr. Brown received one OF toe kc,y prizes
his part in a debate That he Chinese Immia grafton
ought 20 Lin1srd by Law" and ir Mott for
MS cri que Of Holiness Poetic 1 Works"
The Clahln prizes were awarded follows Gold
medal to Ernest lgen for excellence In Creek In tue
senior class gold al for In Latn In the
IloT class, ~ J. IL B1tten weiser silver medals To