New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-24
DEGREES CONFERRED AT PRINCETON.

Bennett Professor Ashmore presented the Psndiefon
prize OF $50 TO Philip H. Cole for Latin scholarship
DEGREES CONFERRED AT PRINCETON.
THE Subjects OF THE SENIOR sPEECHEs-PRIzEs
AND FELLowsHIrs AWARDED.
PRINCETON, June % Special. Commence
day passed aud the class OF SO have had their
nua send OF INTO the wide wide world" The process
trustees faculty and the graduating oass
marched from the chapel the First Presbyterian
Church. After the band ceased playing. Pres-
dent McCosh called upon Matthew Cory fiem-
ing to deliver the Latin salutatory. The
speech the En- gsh ssutatory by George Black
Roddy who tied with Fleming for the first place
In the class Ths other theses Il. C.
Sheldon, the political science Grafton; j. d. Baueus
New-York. Was the Dartmouth College Decision
Sound g.; J. II. Boyd. The SOcaisuc Problem; John
Calhoun Character versus Culture As Element OF
Success -; A. G. Cameron. French Desm and German
Rauonalism"; J. W. Cary, IT,, Gladstone; H. C.
Elsing. "The Poetry of Alfred De Musset ';
C. Il. Ordman. "Tne Supernatural Element
IN Literature" Frederick Evans. jr., The
Native Element in American Literature
w. L. Hervev The Scotch Irish In America; j. G.
Nathies. 1.-The Monroe Doctrine as Political Princi-
ple"; j. ". Mex ,cknie, "S.ats Control Of Municipal
Corporations" NJ. NJ. Miller. The Battle OF Carmel;
l. ID. Miller Ethics and Evolution; Taylor Reed,
"The Characteristics Of True Reform" J. A Silver
1.-THE Moral Teaching of George Eliot" o. 5. Strong.
1.-The Influence of Modern Scientific Thought Reiis
ious Belief; J. VI. waddel. Education the Logical
Sequence Of Emancipation" Z p. Wilder England
and Egypt" A. W. Durel- "The Antagonism
between American Life ,. and .w,n Has
OF Orange" F. Kane Free Institutions and Munich
pal Government" The master Grafton was pronounced
by Andrew w. Wilson. r the subject being A Solution
OF the Labor. Problem"
Then came the announcement OF the prize winners In
the fellow ships and contests The successful men were
the following The mental science fellowship, t. ID.
fellO b. kOt1y or 1850
experimental science fellowship. Taylor Reed j. s. h
mashematicAlfelowshp.J. II Boyd Boudlnot hstori-
Language feIiowsnip H. c. Esiag; T. NJ
b,ooScs feioSsGIP. j. " Phillips; rTo Arxanasr-
first, william Farr~ni: s.coa:. K N. Hoigr; tnird.
H. W. Jessup Class OF 1888 Prize A. Guyot Ca%eron
bible pr ze J. A Silver, X. F. Wilder; Lyman IL: At
wafer pie F F. zane; M.cLean pre-, r. b c, john
second. F. II. smith; Thrill q. l. Robinson fourth.
Alter The OF the prizes President
MecO; conferred tue degrees In sdaS.
following honorary degrees conferred Master Of
fa@ur". Is. Il. Murray Do. ; Of Philosophy
Rev Robert d. wilson. professor In Lane Iheooscal
Of the COLLEGE of Physician. AID surgeons New-York
In short speech. DIT McCosh made his customary
aad then called upon john J. BAR VINO responded
iowari tnis end Dr. McCo.n added that he codd dud
$4,000 more 10 pgs ~itn ms ~ Would Ike TO maj
Eddy. OF Ncw-York, then delivered the valedietOry
address TO his class.
CARDINAL GIBBONS AT MOUNT ST MAEYs.
EMNErTsBURG, Nd, June 23.-The annual
Mount 81. Marys College took place
to-day and attended by Cardinal Gibbons and
number OF the clergy. The reception of the Cardinal
enthusiastic. The degree of LII was conferred
Charles F. Donney. OF Boston. Inc degree OF Doe
tor OF Philosophy conferred the Rev. Joseph f.
Mooney. OF Newburg. n Y The degree OF Master o.
Arts conferred On john J. Lane Boston Romuaid0
A. Ecnevsrria. New-York Thomas J. Larkin Phila-
dephis the Rev. John Meade Columbus ONO; John j
Rooney. PAads phia; L J. Rooney, Philadelphia; the
Rev john l. Oeiuk, Columbus. Onto the Rev John A.
hcHugh Wilmington, \. e.; William H. Hughes De,
T Tsn, IT .I Ds .1rs w. A'A' Fe"H anu
Other honOrs Of he college we're awarded to the fol
lowing students: COllezat- DsPartmeut-FrSt class,
gold medal TO Francis Holland. Boston second Glass
gold medal Barnard A. Cullen Spruce Creek. Penn;
third class, gold medal TO Ell Dund j. Ryan. srtord.
Conn; fourth class, gold medal to John F. Sullivan.
Newport T. l.
IN MEMORY OF GOV. SEYMOUR AT HOBART.
GENEVA, n Y. June % (SpeciaD The trus-
OF Hobart College today reelected the following
trustees MI vacancies: the Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX,
p. Richards and A F. Rose The alumni reelected g r.
Miller. OF Waterloo slumnus trustee. Two speakers
appeared in the competition for the White rhetorical
Prize Library Hall: Il Morrison. OF McCleanville,
c. and W. II. Johnson. OF Utica The cornerstone of
tho Alumni Hall and Gymnasium was laid at o'clock
by L.v P. Morton Colonel Charles J. Wright OF Peeks'
Kill Aeademy delivered short address by invitation OF
the alumni Trinity Church flied with people IN
ernor seymour by Delano C. CALVIN OF New-York The
speaker interesting history OF the family OF
rs student Of the college watch entered 1924 and
wncn Will. he tendance Received its charter as
vii probably number forty or more
EXERCISES IN OTHER COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
HANOVER n H., June 23.--The Phi Beta
Kappa Society OF Dartmouth College held It's annual
meeting to-day and elected Edwin F. NOye., OF Cncir-
na president, and Professor C. f. Richs rdson. or nam
over secretary. The class held to-day
the procession marching to church, where an Grafton
delivered by the Rev. Gu ries Aiken. OF Prince
0en OF Lowell. Mass
NORTHAMPTON. Mass. June 23.-The new scientific
building costing $4,000. presented TO Smith College by
Alfred Theodore Lilly. dedicated yesterday Pro-
fessor j. p Leslie OF PnadclpGa. delivered address
Pr-sidont seeye briefly stated the object which the
building was intended 10 serve.
BETHLEHEM June % (Specap.-The commencement
OF the Moravisn Seminary for Young Ladies' occurred
here To-Day The musicale this evening brilliant
affair There were ten graduates. the diplomas being
presented by Bishop DE sch weinltL
PHILADELPHIA. June "a (speeiaD.-The ffy-,hird an
nual commencement OF the Pennsyv anis Institution
for the Bind held to-day. large number Of
pupils received prizes and certificates OF honorable dis
charge
The thirtyfOurh annual examination OF the pupils OF
Soldiers Orphan Institute in this city held this
Goblin Department Commander Of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army OF the Republic.
BRUNSWICK, Me-. June 23-rhe graduating exercises
Of the Maiae Medical School were held to-day. The
graduates numbered fwenty-one The parting address
delivered BY William La wrence Dana. OF The class
WORCESTER. Mass June 23.-The forty-third annual
commencement exercises OF the College OF the Holy
Cross being held here IN Fenwck Hall to-day. The
degree OF Bachelor OF conferred fourteen
Graduates, Governor Robinson award NJ the honor.
NAZARETH. Penn. June % (SpeciaD.--The lOlst an
a Institute the Old
Nazareth Han. took place to-day. The Rev. Edward l.
Of Of feIir eredf he "