New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-28
GRADUATION DAY AT YALE.
rusoLp AND THE sEwscHoLARs.

II ia the eighy-third anniversary VI
the COLLEGE Nothing been spared TO make the eAer
cises OF this DAY and week memorable Inc regular eA
eroses were held this morning in Center cnuren' Inc
members OF the graduating class formed In front OF the
college buildings on the and, preceded by freSi
dent Porter, members Of the faculty. ana tne corpora
ton, marched to the music OF a brass oano 70 Cen
church where the following programme, interspersed
with music carried out;
eafutatory Grafton in Latin by Frederick Wililam hei-
Essay-aThs Politieal Future" by Thomas d. Husted'
pissertaton-aThs Demands Upon College Men for
Teachers IN Our Common Schools Dy franA hei''''
oratlouo.rbe rover Of Solitude" by Harold Vernon,
OF oraSlo6sfhe FUTURE of the South" by William Ir-
win Cirubb, of Cincinnati, Ohio; ,....,o., ao,u.
ton OF the Problem q Capital and Labor" by Charles
Dssertaton~ Gar0aid." by Sherman Day Tbaoher
VI pssertau on-"The Influence Of Darwinism on Re
gous Thought" by Robert Harrison Cornlshoi de'se'
orstion-"The Greek Drama" by wOOIsey carmalt
Grafton" Erasn1us, by George Washington johnston
u orsiion@"rne Genius of Unrest" by Edward Tomp-
kns Mclaughlin OF IAtcnaeld. Conn. A.. r,,-,oor,h
Century" by Horace button Taft. OF Cincinnati Ohio
influences Of Republican Pst e, Elan Gs
statesmanshipr with the yaledlctory aauroSs w I'm"
kim Hastings Moore, jr, OF Denver COL
DEGREES CONFERRED.
Az the conclusion Of tue speaking the president con-
ferred the degrees upon the class, every member re-
ceceiving
THE GRADUATING CLASS.
Tia graduating class wac composed Of 155 members
Three came from abroad, as follows: Yew Fun Tan'
Kwongtung China william Trumbull. Valparaiso,
Chill and William w. Weeks, Hayre, France Forty
three Of the number came from Connecticut, "a from
New.York 13 from Pennsylvania IL from
Ohio, 10 each from Illinois and OHIO and from
Massachusetts the remaining members came from Ala
bams, Colorado, Iowa Kentucky Minnesota hisSours
New. Ham pshire and Rhode Island The New|fork
members were Nelson W. Bell, George H.
Bottome Henry w. Calhoun, woolsey Carmalt,
f. Cunningham Joseph NJ. Lewis Dudley Phelps War
rem W. Smith, Albert L. symington. Frederick d. ward
and John L. wayland. of New-York City. George
Cromwell Charles Halsey. William IL MerTln'
james +. Raymond, Henry W. socum,
jr., and Harold Vernon, OF BROOKLYN Davn
H. Buell. Yonkers; Charles G. Clarke jr. Sing Sing; Ev-
erett Fsselst. Hollowve; Charles s. Foote, Port
Henry; Euhu b FROST and Thomas d. Hustled, Peeks-
hin; Charles H. Hall, Bngbamton; Wilbur r. Houpt'
Somerset; Charles NJ. Kendall, Angelica; Frederick O.
Leonard sprng Mills Isaac B. Newton, Norwicn Aus
tin r. Preston, Robert G. Rogers and Olar-
epce w. Wilson, Buffalo; Charles Z, sackett,
we-saeld: Charles c. Sherman, syracuse, and
Ciarencs NJ. Smith. Clifton g. The NewJersey mem
beers were Gilbert Colgate Henry Foltom and William
H. stockwen Orange; benjamin V. Harrison and
Charles II Yates Montclar; Robert H. Cornish, Gillette;
Cleveland L. Moett, Newton John Jay Phelps, Engo-
wood; Samuel b. Plntner. Newark, and Linton satter
thwait, Trenton.
President Porters reception for graduates, with their
families and other invited guests largely attended
this evening at the Art School
Examinations for admission 70 the acsdemIcal depart
ment and 10 the Sheffield Scientific school begin to-nor
row at M II Is expected tina. the next Freshman
class will be unusually large one
AIarge number OF the graduates will so 70 Newton
don to morrow on the special train that viii leave here
about 2 D. M 70 wtness the annual eght-oared Shell
race between Yale and Harvard on the Thames River.
PRIZES THAT WERE AWARDED.
Tho following prizes been awarded to graduates
Of the Law school;
Jewell prize $50 for the best examination at grsdua
ton-sain welty, IS. A., Illinois Wesleyan University.
Bets prize $50 the best examination on studies OF
the junior year-wilian Ellsworth Taeots ID. AZ AT
Union College.
HoxoRs-sENoR CLASS.
Degree OF LIB. magma cum iqirde-Nathariel Taylor
O0erusey, b. A; Daniel william I1wlor, ~ A., George
Ssrait yoese '''' "'''' 49, i-'l-''' '
| A.; Louis Beyier Hasbrouek, b. A; George Wakeman
Wheeler D. A.
JUNIOR cLAss
Russell Anaon Bigeov, b. A. Edward Bnttrion Graves
| b. A.; seymour Crane Loomls Is. A.. Frank Harbaitle
McIH,Osh, b. A; William Eisw9rtn Is,Sotti Is, A. MI
Union College bherman Leland Whppie' b. A.
Tbese lists comprise the OF those in each class
who received the highest marks at the annual eZsmna
fiona The class reunions features Of commencement
week
THE CLASS OF 1888
The class OF 33 met yesterday afternoon, on the
dftieth anniysrSsry OF its graduation. at room A. East
| pIyIoity Hall Tho following named gentlemen
present; stanton Bslden OF Providence, r. Samuel
a buckingham OF Springfield. Mass; James ID. Dana, OF
| New Haven; John H. Davenport, Of Hartford Pro-
fessor George Day, OF New Haven Brown Emerson,
gcsn iusris OF Hustsford Wis Ebenezer A. sonof
NewYoIk clty Frederic Mataer Of Se. YORK E cityi
of Boston; Jonathan r. Turner OF Jscksonvhle, Ill
V waco1' Of sysiand O. corse wood OF Ellington,
Conn Dr. Palmer. OF Boston, and Mr. Clark, OF New
YORK
The class OF 4s met yesterday afternoon at the
deuce OF A. D. Osborne, No. 1856 Crown-st Those pres
ent were H. T. Blake and A ID Osborne, OF this city, the
Rev DR.. Henry Bodgett, Dr. f. p. Able Of Now-Bcd-
ford Judges shipman and Calhoun OF Hartford; ii.
Corer OF New.York r. +. JarmaD. Of New Haven; o.
| g Eeff,efou the Kew g. b. Hiard or plymouth; DR..
Nelson A. Boraud, OF New-London; Professor samuel
Emerson o. @. Hinsdale, the Rev. H. " Deming and y.
| S. Hail.
| THE CLASS OF 1858.
| The following members OF '5S sat down TO supper
last night: W. p. Bacon, DIR. Matthew Chalmers New
York city, George NJ. Franklin Lancaster. Penn; Pro-
f.ssor j. w. Gibbs Yale; i. ID. Grant, New York. X. O.
Haskell, Iansngburgb, n Y; Frederic Hewett, owego
N v: Ieayitt Howe, Princeton, N. j.; William I. Harris
Concord Mass; the Rev s. IL. Lee, oberin. Ohio j. 4.
Vile, COM; q A. Perkins, New York; W. 3 Pitkln and
~ A. Pratt Washington d. O.; Charming Richards. Gin
| cinnan; Brnley Sleight, Sag Harbor FREDERICK W.
stevens, New. York; the Rev; @ 8 Williams New
/ Haven c. III. Woodruff, HewYorK; W. ii. Woodward,
\ New-Hayen.
| THE CLASS Oh 1868.
Tho class OF 1868 held its business meeting at noon
and reelected present class committee follows;
Professor H. p Wright. Charles H. Farnan J. Ingersol
Arson p Tinker chosen 70 respond for the class a
| the alumni dinner to-day. In the evening the class
held its fifteen anniversary dinner at H's saTin
| Rock Among the class members In town are Charles
NJ Bingham Cleveland Ohio; O. b. Brewster, pastor Of
| Christ Church, Detroit; Elihu L. Clark Detroit 10
Baron Branford Colt, United States District Judge.
Providence; sss A. Davenport Pennylypnis; Charles
| IL. Farnsn. assistant IN arehcology, New-hhYen;
| a. Warren Greene, lawyer, New York; oscar
| uarger assistant I'm pa'eontology, New-Haven ;
Io1etban IngersoH Clerk Superior Court, kewHaven