New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

ford Frederick f. Beach, New-Haven; Charles IA. T -,
RarS 4 DeneB Brtdeeport; Edward p Eastwck lr,
Sew.York Horao s. Frazer, Holyoke james yscnd
der Great Karin eton Mass; Robert II. Wylie Ehes-
ter s. O Pau w. Abbott New-HaVen;
Frederick X Bartlett Freeport III FREDERICK T. Braa:
Icy, New-Haven; Chales g. brown dSS ~ Coye
stamford; Wayne Darlington, Westch1eser. Gen ~,
Henry X Devereau, Cleveland Ohio kooe Gdr1 ~
Bois New Haven; Charles j. Gold, west Cot i.-
Charles S. Hall Warren, OHIO; George " HarpeT De Hn
Col; William Harper shippensbnrg Penn; AI William
bard westhed, Mass John E. lockwood , ana Tobn E
E. Lockwood, Stamford; John II: Mann, uuca,g eS mi
Newell George H Payson and kdwa Wi Si s Randall
Birmingham; Albert W. Robert, New-f 9IK ;oola Fla:
TayTs TIn aSc ao1oke Edward BStne
hem; John L. stryker, Cstsld, NJ ~ onud iH YEN
Canton, China, and Alexander WurIs, N. t,ors
At the conclusion of the exercises the following
were awarded: . rI
Class Of ,ss-For excellence in Civil Engineering' II.
c. Mott: for excellence in Dynamics' priIe
between J. Bartholomew and f. L. Beach ioi Jaw
ence in German, J. Bartholomew ,,o+homatics. C. p.
Class Of S4-For excellence IN Mathem,h'io 81 n NJ
Far1uhaT honorable mention being aso li"U -
an of sbFor excellence in all the studies OF inc
year the prize awarded to j. " han4 Th Semstry
ne,ion was made Of c. ID. McCandless Inc ay
nrze was awarded to James j. Morgan the Geilian
prize to L. NJ Schmidt, mathematics 10 o. ", the
Mechanical drawing to j. j. Father and s. reeve, f
nbvsics 10 7 v Hanna. English compost tOn-rH To-
przes f. Allen and G. ID. McCandless secohu tS,rd
r. Brace W 5. Clark, j. E. Hi i s s06wiS and
" Hanna
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
Many classes held reunions and anniversaries .nis
evening Prominent among others was the trenni"l Oh
the class Of 80. The Atheneum was crowded WIN .
class and its friends at early hour The
of the class cup to the boy was wity done U!
George H. Clark. of Newark, n. j. The I atner y,
the boy, William H. Barnes, OF Brookyn S class
was read by sidney G. Partridge, OF Brooklyn ana
poem by Walter c. Camp. Of New-Haven Aiter 'neSo
exercises the class down TO q supper. , ..,,,.
Tomorrow is commencement day. The graiuatihag
exercises will be held in the Centre Church az ~ m
the alumni will sit down the usual c0pmehcopnV
dinner in Alumni Hall. In the evening FreSueh' vi
ters reception occurs at the Art school Gina cph was
given this evening at Carlls Opera House oeiore
large and enthusiastic audience
ROBERT COLLYER AT DICKINSON COLLEGE.
CARLISLE. Penn. June 26.-The Grafton
before the Literary Societies OF Dickinson Conee .n
evening by the Rev Robert Colyer, was style Ideals
Mr. Coyer thus his present and former re-
lations with MethOdsm:
am not nursing OF your fine old college but aetn
odism was my mother she is yours, ana huTseu INC
we'll am always gad, therefore, when the way opens
for nestle down for ever SO short ue m mt
great sunny home and 10 wander through nor peasiS
gardens 1t is long time since we pTieu'
but time to me has not brought lo apd
count It all for blessing that life lies IN Two homes or
three indeed. rather than in one while sSg that l
Invitation for token very sweet 70 me ana Boou tnaV
the mother has not quite forgotten her poy'
Tho theme. Ideals was then discussed in charac-
ter,s,ic style of which the following is TYPICAL
It's OF the life which before you that propose 10
sneak tonight because know OF no other Theme which
Mil tit the lime well And first OF all know OF 10 one
thing of deeper moment than this, as We shu on tho
bither aide and look forward TO whatever Work we may
have TO do that there shall DO real munger III Vui
hearts life of some real worth Dotn 70 lou .
and man to be worth salt tbey say 10 staa TOT
a unit please Cod and not for mere va gar ,
10 rise by honest striving from what we may os co
leetye nedjocrty into sort OF distinct hODV anu
10 be OF Iyndsay's mind In the Scotch reformation WIZ,
when his cornrade cried, "GOd help us j. an5wereu
cheerily: say, Donald, but II TINS work We nave III
hand is TO be well done, must help God, toO'
AIR. Wilbur Fisk spottswood, OF Philadelphia, then
read poem pertinent TO tho OCCASION fun Of local hits
and felicitous humor.
PRIZE SPEAKING AND CLAss-DAG EXERClsEs.
The oraorcal contest by members OF the JUNIOR eass
for the PIerson prize medals IN the Opera House to-day
WAS largely attended. The Ordtions were: "De-
lnands of the Age Upon Young Men by
e f. urenfritz York; "The Rich and the Poor by h
Lincoln Jones Washington; THE Philanthrop.st." b.
n n Boswell Philadelphia Progress D. W Nj frost,
HazelJou; aud Succession" 10y II. J.. Bender, York
The gold and silver medals VIII De aNdfucd On GULL
mapeement morning 10 the two DeSt speakers .
The class day exercises IN the opera iiO.e IN Jhe
norping were as fOllOWs Prayer by the chaplain NJ D.
wagner: Address OF Welcome by W. II. Doris, wash
ingfon Emory Grafton by +. q. Graham, Carii.e HIS
tory by W. X. Dare HarnsOnyille ~ d. liOphec9 W
81 Wilbur Gibbs, PemDertOn, \. j.
In the afternoon further services TOOK place on tue
CAMPUS Linden Grafton, by u. H. HOpkins' fAFihlhB-
ron Del: presentation j. ID. Straw bridge y WIS grg
pOeni W. A. EcEcs, Carlisle; Class Ode, u l. hophS
Class Smoke.