Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-15
Anniversary Exercises.

Yale Theological seminarY-The Speak
Ing This AfternOOa At BatteII Chapel
The Alumni Observation-Disclosures ON
s'The New Creed"
The anniversary exercises of the Yale The
illogical seminary take place to-day. Quite a
number of the alumni arrived in this city
last evening. The graduating exercises by
members of the class take place at Battel
chapel at 10 O'Clock. The speakers and their
subjects are as follows:
oBDER OF EPERoIsEs.
!. Voluntary on the organ.
s. The Love of Christ, the Real Motive of Missions
Henry william Hunt B. A.. Olivet college, Coiuu- :
l. The Golden Age of Truism.
Isaiah Wilmer Sheath, B. A., Lebanon Valley
college, Columbia, Pa.
5. Growth in Spirituality.
Charles Newman Curtis, B. A., Drury college,
Springfield, Mo.
g. The Authority of Creeds.
Arthur Pinkney Hall, B. A.. Drury college, North
Springfield. Mo.
2. The Signs of the Times as Related to Our Mis-
Edmund March vittum: B; A, Dartmouth coll
8. The Agnostic and Affirmative Elements in
Christian Teaching.
George richardson D crimson, B. A., Amherst
college, Springfield, Mas.
10; The U1'geaLssis in New Testament Revelation:
II. Christianity and Moral Reform.
Edwin Edgsrton Aiken, B: A., Yale college, Rut-
II. Matthew Arnold as Religious Thinker.
college, Columbia, Penn
Is: Christianity its ou n Vindication.
IeGe. Northampton, Mass
IA. The Faith Of Abraham.
BENJAMIN Wisner Bacon, B. A., Yale college, Nor
15. The Place of Christ in Theology.
George Martin Duncan, B. A., University Of the
City Of New York. Paterson, N. j.
l6. Hymn.
II. Benediction.
Excused from speaking.
The alumni meeting takes place this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the Marquand chapel
The appointed subject for discussion is ''The
New Congregational Creed" Professor Nor
ris said yesterday that Rev. Professor Ladd,
of New York, and Rev. Mr. Cooper of New
Britain, would open the discussion, which it
is expected will be of considerable interest.
The following are tn. subjects of the
theses prepared by the members of the class
of candidates for the degree of b D:
Ed win Edserton Aiken. Yale College, Rutland, VT
The Wesleyan View Of Sanctihcation
Samuel Sumner Alkmsn, Indiana Asbury Univer-
sity Toronto. Ind.
Christian Millennium,
Benjamin Wisner Bacon, B. A., Yale College. Nor
witch, Conn.
The Greek and the Hebrew Idea of Sin,
Charles Newman Curtis, B, A., DFury College,
The Philosophical Grounds of Eternal Punishment,
Samuel Whiting Deizell, B. A.. Drury College,
Henderson, Mo.
Immortality in the Old Testament:-The Development
of the Hebrew consciousness of the Hereafter to
the Apprehension OF the Revelation OF Eternal
Life.
Charles Henry Dickerson. B. A., Amherst College,
Epochs in Unbe1ief,
George Richardson Dickson. B. A., Amherst Col
leGe, Springfield Mass.
Anselm and his Teachings.
George Martin Duncan. B. A University of the
City of New York. Paterson N. J.
"Testimonium Anime naturaliter ChristiaDe,"
Charles Lyman Goodrich, B. A, Amherst College,
The Relation of stocism and Christianity Historical
ly considered,
Arthur Pinkney Hall, B. A , Drury College, North
Springfield, Mo.
The Higher Life" view OF saneth cation Untana BILE,
Isaac Thomas Holt, Huntsville University, Win
chester, Va.
Magic in the Old Testament,
George He-ry Hubbard, B A., Yale College,
WoodmoLt Conn.
The Pauline roctrine of Justification by Faith,
Henry William Hunt, B. A, Olivet College, Colum-
bus Mich.
Realism and Nominalism in their influence On the
Theology of the Scholastl, Period.
NeHtown Bracken Kelley, B. A., Mount Union
College, Alliance, o.
The Ultimate Criterion of Ethics,
William Hammond McDougal, Hanover college,
Preston, MINI.
The Hebrew Conception of the Relation Of Gcd to the
Henry Alexander Mcintyre, A., McGiI univer-
sity, Creswel, Ont.
Exposition of the Lords Prayer,
Donald Alexander Mclean, Queens university,
Scientific Criticism of the First Chapter of Gene
sis,
John Cyrus Mitchell, Hillsdale college, Evansville,
Wis
st. Paul's Epietle to the Galatians
Ursinus Olevianus MChr, B. A franklin and
Marshall college, Quskerto in, Pa.
The Atonement-the Offering and the Sacrifice,
David Collins Reid B A., College of New Jersey,
West Hebron, n. Y.
The Hypothesis Of a Future Probation from the New
Testament Standpoint,
Elias Hershey Sheath, B. A, Lebanon Valley col
lege, Columbia, Pa.
The Origin of the New Testament Greek and the Pc
culiar Characteristics which Distinguish 1t from
the Classical Greek,
Isaiah Wilmer sneath, B. A., Lebanon Valley col
lege, Columbia, Pa.
Christs View Of His Own Divinity,
Wayland SDaulding, B. A, Yals college, New Ha-
ven, Conn.
The Scrtptural Doctrine of Marriage,
Ednund March V1ttum, B. A., Dartmouth col
lege, eand Hich, N. H.
The Prayers of Christ,
Charles Wadsworth, jr:, NJ. A., University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Necessity for Atonement,
Francis Woodward, B. L., Indiana university,
GIo11 T.