New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
CONVERTING THE DKGRkEs.
The degree of Bachelor of ARTS was conferred thu

ing class of the school OF Mines as follows:
ENGINEER OF MINES.
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CIVIL ENGINEER.
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BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN COURSE OF ANA
LYRICAL AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY.
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BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN COURSE OF ARcm
lecture.
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The degree was also conferred on the tOllOyns
School OF Political Sciences
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Post-graduato degrees conferred follows:
MASTER or ARTS
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
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The degree Of Doctor Of Letters was conferred a.
7. Peck, Of the faculty Of the college Two honorary
Charles waldstein graduate Of the college rector
Of the yam Museum q 81 and Ar Cam
on the Rev. William D. Walker Missionary Bishop OF the
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awarded led to Frederick W. WGitridse '''''''
THE AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS.
The Fellowship in Letters taken by Charles j
Deghuee, and in science By Walter g. Bates The scho
arship awards were rs follows;
Junior Cluss.
sSparsnip e Greek Tss T. TassOn Honorable men0n
Scholarship IL Lain: Z, A WsssSn honorable mention:
se1car'lP Easish Thomas .s,sr ET n S,,m honorable
Scholarship Mechanics T. S. Fske.Jr. Honorable
Scholarship in Physics. E. L. staolsr. Honorable uen
N Il TURK O. u J. eo6en / harrison 0'"-''
iSSsSs s. ''1 ~a.s,, ~s' ".,
'l2R History r'sf Earle Honorable ono
+ s 81 n Chemistry; n n: Turk. Honorable
ton o J. Cohen P i h s.sassst sls..:
Scholarship in Latin Charles Knapp nonOrabls men
Louis Ronns q. II. stone
Scho o. sllip 10 Mathematical q. III, Gilman.
m sSaS1nr'i$ e s s1saSl0' A " HATTIE '''''
The Chaner historical prize for the best "Ths
History OF the Adjustment OF she Boundaries Of tho
United States" was carried OF by George benjamin Hns
sew TO whom nomination Of the faculty and the
vote the Glass also arded the prize OF the Ann
Association the faithful and deserving student
or the graduating class. Honorable mention also
made OF the following members Of the volunteer Greek
reading classess Senior. B IIussey Janior Warren
Van Kleeck, sophomore, o. Cohen, Q. b. Fabcr, NJ II.
Turk. NJ. L. Earle, l. Harrison, Elwood E. Worcester;
Freshman, W. Gasten A. ID. Pel F. W, Rothschild, q.
L. Stevenson, II. L. Jacot T. NJ. Peters, g. Sherman
PRESIDENT BAKSARD's ADDRESS.
In his address TO the Graduates President Barnard
cautioned them not TO allow the natural but dangerous
ambition always to be the Winning side TO them
assuring that could compensate for the
loss of selfrespect tho approval Of ones
science. He said that though the class had
been surpassed In point OF numbers by some
OF its predecessors none had left hon
orabc history It, Not of It's members had been
cal ed on for explanation OF eQuyocal conduct aud
not one of Its found the minutes OF the
trustees unless connection With honorable distinction
awarded dignity won. In the yaiedictoy NJ Perry
In well-chosen words suggested the trustees tho
necessity OF creator attention TO instruction In orztory