Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-26
Yale Comm 9ncement.

man and Others-Reception at the Art |
 School.
 The commencement exercises at Center church yesterday opened at 8 o'clock. The procession to the church from Alumni hall in cluded about two hundred graduates. The line was formed by Professor Dexter and marched to the church headed by the Second Regiment band and marshalled by High Sheriff Gates, who looked well fitted by his commanding presence for the post This was the new sheriffs first discharge of the duty, and he filled the bill with dignity and success. President Porter, in cap and gown, was accompanied by Governor Waller, and next came ex-President Woolsey with his nephew, Governor Hoadley of Ohio, and Hon. William M. Evarts with Rev. Amos Chesebrough. President An drew D. White of Cornell university, Presi- dent Gilman of John Hopkins university, Baltimore, and President Cyrus Northrop of Minnesota university were also reported to be in line. The corporation and faculty numbered thirty-five. The graduating class numbered one hundred and forty-five and the alumni about two hundred. The church was crowded and the air oppressively warm and sultry, and fans were piled vigorously. Many fair faces and pretty toilets graced the scene, while on the platform dignity and em- thence were well represented. The exercises were in accordance with the following pro grRmme:
 Music-Overture, "La Gazza Ladra"-Rossini.
 Essay, s.spurgeon and his Work" by Edward
 Dissertation, ''The Island of Sorrowg," by William McMurtrie speer, Huntington, Pa.
 Orat1on "The Spirit of Discovery" by Herbert Walter Wolcott, Cleveland. O.. tie Wells, Chicago Ill.
 oration 0Free Competition State Intervention in Relation to Rent by George William 1udson' strAt-
 Muslc-ssFirst Movement of Fifth symphony"-
 oration 1.-The Spirit of the Age," by Frank Strong, Auburn. NY. by Seden Palmer Spencer, Erie Pa.
 Music-Nocturne, Midsummer Nights Dream
 DiEsertation-''Woolsey in Shakespeare and in His tory" by George Hudson Makuen, Goshen, N Y:
 by Joserh Tomlinson, jr, Shelton.
 Music-"Dte schonbrunner"-Lanner.
 Dissertaton-''WendellP Phillips by Wallace Steele Allis, Brooklyn, Vt. -
 Oration-'Reconstruction not Failure," by James Smith HaveDs, Weedsport, Y.
 Music-March, "LoheDgrin"-Wagner. Oration-"The Progress of Liberality of Thought" by Wilbur Franklin Booth. Easton Pa.
 OrAtion-"What our Colleges are Doing for the Ma tion." with the VsIed1etory Address, by Gustave Frederick Gruener, New Haven.
 Music-"Hunjo al Laslow"-trkel.
 Degrees conferred.
 Messrs Boyd, Hins & KTst' Kaay, Lay, Mead @ Pen oeIted, were excused from speaSing.
 At the close of the exercises, the following honora- " degrees were conferred:
 Governor George Hoadley, of Ohio; Judge Nathaniel Shipman (class of iS48) Hartford; Charles South mayd, New York city, Hon Ellis Roberts (class of 1S5e), Utica, N '.
 Rev David Trumbull (class of 1842), Valparaiso, Chilli Rev Kinsley Twinng [class of 1s53l New York
 1es' Me. nov "i"''AH N 'HH '''As7 0' '+'' fof''An0 DOCTOR OF MUSIC. | Dudley Buck, Hartford.
 Edward Chopin. D. New York city; Richard c Professor Charles B. Richards, Yale college. OTHER DEGREES. ! Other degrees conferred were as follows: E on Herbert waldron Faulkner, Ph B. A (on examination) on Charles Washburn Clark
 B A, class of 1875; Samuel Augustus Fisk, A, 1877 ! Ph D.-Thonas Dwight Doolittle A, 1877; Thor
 stein veblen, A. Carlton college. 1 A-Freaerick s Allen, Bridgeport; Wallace S
 Allis Brookfeld, VI; Allison Armour, Chicago, III
 Montclar, \ J; GabriSI Behrisoh, Norwich; NeIror l Bigelow, Chicago. III; George Blodgett, Bucks ! port, Me; Samuel Booth. Easton; Wilbur r Booth l Faston; Carl M Botsford, Elgin, Ill; Fred Brown 1 Brooklyn, Y; Robert N Boyd, jr.. Montclair,
 Charieston. s c; John M Burnam. St Louis, Mo 1 James W CAjn New Haven; Wilson Carpenter. She
 Cast e, San Frsnoiseo. cs1; FdWsrd NJ Chapman, oiG 1 saybrook; George M Cheney, southbridge, Mays
 Plttston. Pa; Edward Coiey, Westport; William I | Coley, Westport Harris Colt New York; Freder
 Brooklyn, NY; Henry B Cromwell, Brooklyn, N Y ! Frederick Curtis, New York; Leonard M Daggett
 James NJ DaTson' % New Yora: e Fred d H Dodge Bangor l Me; Julius A Doolittle, Utica Y; Frederick "
 FflsWorth Eliot ir, New '- York; ~ Maxwen Evarts
 New York; Arthur FaEwen, Chicago, III; George Reginald Foster, Boston, Mass; Gerard Fountain l New York; Edward Gsle Minneapolis, Minn; Gus tave F Gruener, New Haven; John R Halsey Jr Brooklyn, Y Robert " Ha nmill, Chicago, Ill., Hor- \ ace Hand. Scranton, Pa; James Ravens, Weeds
 ick G Hine, Lebanon; John Holden, Bridgeport; Jo- l seph " Holiday, St Louis, Mo; Charles Holmes I Y; Sidney Hopkins, jr, New York; Edmund Q
 H0yey MinPeapqs Mi e,,T Minn Frank Hrg6s0n Al Jennings, Bedding: Reinert JernberR, Frederic snald Norway; William Jessup, jr. Montrose, Pa; ! Daniel Jones' Fair Haven; Frederick Jones. Mon | roe City, Mo- George w Hudson, Stratford; Ernest ! Kimberly, New Haven; David Kinlay, jr Andover,
 S K~onet1ng, China; AIexsnder i Lambert, New York
 Edward A Lawrence. Chicago, Ill., Betrne Lay, East 1 Lough. Brooklyn, N Y; Robert Lyman. HOlyoke,
 Mass; George McAndrew. Forrestyille, N Y; John l jr, Franklyn, Pa Edwin Mcclellan, Cambridge, N '; Henry MoCormtck, jr, Harrisburg. Pa; Henry c Mcdowell, jr, Lexington, Ky; Oliver Mckee, Brook lyn, Y; William McNillan, Detroit Mich: George
 H, Makuen, Goshen, Y; Isaac Mayer. cheago' G dam, Y Alexander Newton, Crystal SpriDgI, Miss:
 William Nichols, Cincinnati, O. James W oakford, Painter, Wes: Haven; Charles Pardee, New Haven; George Patterson Jr; Westneld, N Y; frana q nS,i TrumbuIl; Benjamin Pendleton, stonington; James H Penniman, Philadelphia, Pa; Charles Pierpont ter, New Cumberland. W Va Edwin W Potter, New Haven; Albert Pratt, Brooklyn, N Y; James B Key Henry Ryder, New Haven; Harry G samson Cnoin- nati O; Edward Sanford jr, New Haven; William H Sanford. Newtown; Ward H Savery, Marion, Mass; Benjamin scharps, Newburg, Y; James Scott, " Philadelphia. Pa; Charles seeley, Fairfield; Henry Shelton jr, Bridgeport; Oliver Sherwood Southport; John Souther, Worcester, Mass; Vim AcM speer, Hun tington, Pa selden Spencer Erie Pa; Syd ey Stein, Stevenson, jr Brooklyn, Y; Frank Strong, Auburn. Y; Wm Strong, Pittston, Pa; John Swift. Col Frank D frow6rrdge, New Haven; Joseph N Futile, ry Wagner Philadelphia, Pa; Charles NJ Walker. Chicago, III; Dean Walker, Auburndale, Mass; Chas Arthur Wells, Chicago Ill., Edward Wells. jr, Pseks kill. Y; Henry L Whittlesey, Old Saybrook; Amos Mich William Williams, New London; Herbert W Wolcott, Cleveland, o; Henry M Wolf. Chicago, Ill., bany, Y; Edward Wright, CTo9we also on john Proctor Clarke, class of 1s7s-147.
 Ph. B.-Gustavo Alphonso. New York; Elwood Alcut, Kansas City, Mo; Laurence Benet, Washing ton, c; Edward Blake, New Haven; Chauncey
 
 De Darlington New Haven; William B Colt, New London; Clifford Oolton, Canton; Louis Cooper, Anson1a; George " Cummtns, Vienna,N J; Charles Farquhar, York, Pa; Arthur Ferguson, New Haven; Davenport Galbraith, Erie, Pa Morgan Guinnip, Washington, c; Calvin Harrison, New Haven; John B Hatcher Cooper, Iowa; Samuel B Hawley, Yonkers. N Y; Edwin M Herr, Denver, Col; James h Jennings, Bedding; Henry c Johnson, Rome Ga; Thomas c Johnson, New Haven Edson Keith, jr, Chi csgo Ill; Duane Kelsey, Killingworth Albert Lucas, Philade phis, Pa; Luther Martin, Norwich; George Mouthrop New Haven William W Nichols, Mani- tou Springs Col; Albert Noye, Buffalo, Y Herbert Moves. New Haven; Joseph Powell, jr, Towanda,Pa; Joseph W Rogers, jr, Scarborough, N Y; Walter Sadd, South Windsor; William Sage, Chicago, III; Russell Sargent, New Haven; Clarence " Sheldon, Brooklyn, Y; William Shepard, Bristol John Terry, Brooklyn, '; Chester Thorne, MiIlbrook. N Y; James Warner, Steube Iville, o; Elmore Will lets, Belmont, Y; Andrew Winton, Bridgeport; Franklin Worcester, A. also Henry Ellsworth Wood, class of 1876-43
 IL. B.-On 36 and M L on members of the law department, as already printed in the COURIER yes terday morning.
 WashiDgtoR; George Doolittle, New Haven; George Lewis, A, Trinity college. Stratford; Oliver T Osborne, New Haven; Fred Sefton, Derry, H; Hen ry L Swain, New Haven; John G Stevens, Monroe: George Wright, New Haven.
 B. D.-Edwin Aiken, A, Rutland, Vt; Samuel s Akman, Indiana, Ashbury university, Toronto. Ind; Benjamin Bacon, A, Norwich; Charles Curtis, B A, Drury college, Springfield, Mo; Samuel " Del zell, A. Drury college, Henderson, Mo; Charles H Dickinson, A, Amherst college, Northampton. Mass George R Dickinson, A, Amherst college, Spring City New York, Paterson, J. Charles Goodrich, R A Arnha Ioye1I- Me. Arthur p Hall