New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-27
by the class poet E. whitney, and SC. to the air A.

by the class poet j. r. whitney set TO the air A,
| Maryland Ny Maryland" was sung by the class
President Porter at the end OF the p-essn
taon day exercises the following award of prize, %,
| the college year Just ended.
Douglas Feilowship-Philip O. Bartlett, Washing ton
Soldiers Memorial Fellowship--walter r. Brideeman
| sillman Fellowship-Arthur E. Bostwick Litchaelo
| class OF 81 (reappontmenD "'
Learned SchOlarship-Class OF 80 W. III. Buell.: eas.
| OF so, Barclay Johnson, New-York "'
| Clark scholarship-Francs +. Abbott, Reddng cas.
Scott Prize for excellence in German for Class OF
Charles H. sorTs, New York; with honorary mention q,
scott Prize excellence In French for Class q, ,ea
Divided between Arthur Is. Cornwall, NewHayen. ana
Winthrop Prizes for Glass Of 's3-Frst, Charlie
| Sherman. Syracuse; second, Joseph NJ. Lewis New
| York N"
Mathematical Prize, for Class of 's2George f. Curt.
| Birmingham. W.
Premium for Solution Of Astronomical Problems C1a
| OF 'S2-GeOrgc Il. Curtis.
Woolsey scholarship for examination In class OF rs
First, Guy W. Mallon Cincinnati and Eugene l. Rich
ards, IT,, equal in rank scholarship given Malon nv
lot and Hurburt scholarship to Richards. "
Third Freshman seholsrship-JOhn ID. Fsrrs
Chatham, ~ \. In this examination special Clark
Prize was given to John Pardee New Haven for eI.
ceiling ali others in solving algebrac problems.
Prizes ia Composition, Class OF s4-Firs, Edward c.
Gale, Minneapolis, Mimi Daniel H. Grling Cuchogns
n. Y. William r. Nichols East Haddain Henry NJ
Painter West Haven, and Henry NJ. Wolf Chicago
second-Wallsce $. Ais Brookfeld VI; Robert II.
Lyman, Hoyoke, Mass George H. Makuen Goshen N
T.; Francis Strong Auburn, NJ z Henry b. Twomby
Boston Thlrl-Edward NJ. Chapman Old saybrook;
Leonard ~ Dsggett, New-Hsven; Reginald Foster
Boston Charles j. Jennings, Redding, and Harry W.
Prizes for exceence in defamation for Glass OF "a
First George H. Makuen, Goshen, n Y. Second, Daniel
~ Gfi P SptehosIe; n; ~ sidney stem caeaso
Penn
Cohen Pitston Penn, Second. George Patterson, j,
Westfeid n. Y: John l. sOuther, Worcester, MSss
Third, Dean A. Walter, Auburndae, Mass, and Herbert
Mathematical prizes, Class Of 's5-Firs Guy W. MAI
vile. n r Third, Lucius o. Baird, Chicago and VIOLA
pd ssfSy o sE fGs'nS GRADE La onaSan
Barnes, Springfield, Mass; John c. Brdgenaa.
els X. shlpman, Hartford; Francis Van Allen Ravens
wood, H.; Herbert II. White, New-Hsyen. Second
grade, Edward II. Chandler, ID. L. Crosby, Milford y.
a.; John d. Ferris, Chatham, y: Y; John ;. Pardee
New-Hayen; John W. PlatDer, Newark, n. j.; Eugene
The Golden Club medal for proficiency in political
economy was awarded TO Albert H. Atterouiy, Trenton
y. j., OF Senior class.
The John A. Porter prize was awarded 10 Thomas T.
Morrow, Hartford, b. A. Law School.
At O'Clock this afternoon the class histories
read the campus in the presence OF audience that
lled every seat. The class historians Morgan IL.
Beach, Burnside Foster, Asa p. French and Theodore
Holland. The histories furnished much amusement to
and their friends After the reading OF the
histories the class formed in front OF the Lyceum and
marched TO Battell Chapel, where the class Ivy
was planted and the ivy ode, composed
by the class poet, was sung oy the class.
The class marched to President Porters house in Hill
house ave, where college cheers given and few
appropriate remarks made by Professor Phelps IN
the absence of Porter The Senior PRONE made
concert occurred this evening In Alumni Hall which
had been decorated for the occasion with college en-
bems and trophies. President Porter delivered
mortal address in Batel Chapel the late Joseph E.
Sheffield.
AT meeting of the corporation of the college today
George Bendelar graduate OF the class OF 1874 At
Harvard, chosen instructor in the modern Ian
gIages. The Rev DR.. Burton, of Hartford, also
pointed Lyman Beecher lecturer in the Theological
School for the ensuing year.
Yale and Princeton play game OF baseball at Haml-
ton Park tomorrow II Amherst succeeds in defeating
Yale the game tomorrow will be considered merely an
exhibition game but II Yale defeats Amherst then the
game decides the championship.