Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-28
She field Scientific School.

She field Scientific School. The Exercises of the Graduating Class
 --The Graduates and the Theses-Grad-
 uates' Meeting--Memorial to the Late
 NIT. Sheffield.
 The exercises of the graduating class of the Sheffield Scientific school took place last evening at North Sheffield Hall. There was large attendance of ladies and gentlemen. President Porter, Professor Brush and others were upon the platform. Prayer was offered by President Porter.
 The following read selections from their respective theses:
 Robert Browning Rood (select>, Great Harrington, Mass. On the Mounds of the United States erected by the Mound Builders.
 Horace ELS ,orth Chemistry, Cleveland, O. On the Salts of Triacetic, Tr-proponic and Tri-butyrc Acids
 William Alanson Hall Biology, Morris. On the Anatomy and Histology of the respiratory Apparatus of the Cat (Feis donesticus].
 Sheldon Elton Minor Civil Engineering, Thomas ton Review of the Pumping Works at Whtneyville, Conn.
 Louis Valentine Pirsson Chemistry, New York City. On Crystalline Fluordes produced by Reac- tions in a Fused Medium. Herbert Waldron Faulkner Dynamic Engineering) Stamford; Design for an Original Valve Gear with Mathematical Discussion. Samuel Wa dron Lambert, B. A. (Bioloey), New York Bity On the Renal Organs of the Black Snake (Bascan1On cOn5trictOr.> Cassius Samuel Lyman Civil Engineering), Hol- yoke, Mass. On the Holyoke Water Pc Henry Jonathan Riddle (select), Philadelphia, Pa. On the Black Hills of Dakota. Norman Smith Latham Civil Engineering, North l Manchester. On the Electric Railway. 1 The following are the candidates for de- grees: ENGINEERS. Francis Oscar Maxson, Ph. B., Pensacola Fla. l Water Watson Ph B. Northampton, Mass. Thomas Wallace Wright, A. M. Univ. Toronto, Ph B., Detroit, Mich. BACHELORS OF PHILOSOPHY. Horace Ellsworth Andrews, Chemistry, Cleveland, l Ohio Alfred Warmer Armstrong. Dynamic Engineering,
 Charles Moves Batcheller. Dynamic Engineering, Walingford, Vt l Henry Jonathan Riddle, Select, Philadelphia. Pa. 1 Francis Hayes 'lake, Chemistry, New Haven. Nathan Gross Bozeman, Biology, New York city. Frederick tasper Civil E gineering West Meriden. l William Anson Chamberlin, Select, New Haven. William Henry CrocAer, Select, San Francisco Cal James John Drummond, Dynamic Engineering, Winfield, Ill. | Richard Lawrence Everitt, Civil Engineering, New 1 Haven.
 Herbert N aldron Faulkner, Dynamic Engineer 1 ing, stamford. Alirel Edward Hooker, B. A, Biology, New Haven. l Alexander Bryan Johns n, Biology Utica N. Y. l Frederick William La Forge Civil Engineering, l Waterbury, Frank Judson Lambert, Dynamic Engineering, New
 Samuel wa1dron Lambert, B. A.. Biology, New York city. Norulan Smith Latham, Civil Engineering, North | Manchester Gas jus Samuel Lynan Civil Engineering, Holyoke, | Mass
 Sheldon Elton Minor, Civil Engineering, Thomas
 Edward Everett Paramore, Select, St. Louis, Mo. 1 Louis Valentine Pirsson, Chemistry, New Yorh City.
 l Harry Smith Pope, Select Jersey City, N. J. ] R,bert Browning Rood Select, Great Harrington l Mass.
 charles Edward stockder, jr, Biology, West Meri ! den.
 ! l Henry Taber, Dynamic Engineering, New Yorl City.
 Arthur Graham Thompson, Dynamic pgneering 1 Milford.
 ward Thorne, Select New York City. ] Thomas Pearsal Ihorne, Select, Millbrook, New 1 York.
 l Waiter Jay vought, Biology, Buffalo, New York. l Edward Loder Whittemore, Dynamic Engineering 1 Alfred Buckingham Wilcox, Dynamic Engineering l Chicago Ill.
 Channcey Pratt Williams, ir., Select, Albany, New
 Samuel Lawrence Williams, select, Chicago, Ill.
 The class committee are Horace Ellsworth Andrews, Henry Jonathan Riddle. Edward
 Thorne. Charles Moves Batcheller and Will
 liam Henry Crocker.
 The announcement of prizes at the exer.
 cises at $. 5. s. last evening was as follows ! PRIzEs-CLAss OF 1882.
 For excellence in civil engineering. the prize divided between Norman Smith Latham, of North ! Manchester. and Sheldon Elton Minor, of Thomas ton.
 l For excellence in dynamic engineering, the prize ! divided between Frank JuusOn Lambert of New | haven and Herbert Walker Faulkner, Of stamford. ] For excellence in German, tn prlZe awarded tc Frederick William La Forge, of Waterbury. l CLASS OF 1883. l For excellence in the mathematics of junior year the prize divide between John Bartholomew, o
 Guiford, and Frederick Elijah Beach, of New Haven CLASS OF 1884. For excellence in all the studies of freshman year
 the prize divided between Charles Perciva Farquhar | Of York, Pa and Edwin Musser Herr. of Denver Col. tth honorable mention Of George Wyckof ! Cummins, of Vienna, N. J. l For excellence in German, the prize awarded tc Charles Percival Farquhar, of York, Pa.
 For excellence in mathem .tics, the prize awarded | to Charles Percival Farquh 1T, of York, "a
 For excellence in phy scs the prize divided between l Edward Blake of New Haven. Charles Percival Far | quhar of York; Pa and Edwin Musser Herr, of Den yer, Col.
 For excellence in chemistry, the prize awarded tc Edwin Musser Herr, of Denver, Col l excellence in mechanical drawing. the prize divided between Geo ge Wyckof Cummins, of Vien na, N. J. :; Edward Musser Herr, Denver Col.
 Harry Hal Reyes of Sony Creek and Albert Lucas ,o Philadelphia Pa. For excellence in English composition-First prizes
 awarded to Davenport Galbraith of Erie Pa, Calvin
 ley of Yonkers, N. Y, Edwi Musser Herr of Denver
 Col and William Wallace Nichols of Manitou Springs l Col; second prizes awarde1 to Lawrence Vincent Beret of Washingt D, D. C., and James Henry War
 of Steubenvlle, O.; third prizes awarded Ben
 jamin Wales Dodge of M1ddebury, Vt.. Cl arles Per
 cival Farquhar of York, Pa., and Edson May keck O ! Bristol.