New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17

-ore 7 II Dillingham;, Joshua N. Van Colt. W. Ii.
fleeman the Rev. Dr. W. W airkby, Professor T. j.
Rsckus 81. Clair McKclway. the Rev. j. C. Wildwood.
+ W. Hurchs. Dr. McCorkIe. the Rev. T. s. Pycott.
W A White c. c. Martin. and many others Eight
orarons we're delivered by members of the graduating
class the valedictory being given by Charles Edward
Woodhr,,lrs The address To the graduates was made
nv Rosster ". Raymond. he said among other Things
that whatever wied to he and was fit TO I've. he
could Every civilized man was putting iorth
tweniv-twO times the force OF barbarian This was
due The OF machinery and the result was lessen
ing Of he OF labor and increase IN the COM
foris OF life II lot true that the reh were grow"
ine richer and the poor poorer.
Dr. David II. Cochran. president Of the SCHOOL, pre-
scented diplomas to the following graduates;
Classical Course.
Is~eis Ggn4i.enF E ysaEiass a W1
mug Nmie
Scenh6c Course
1c.aGe Z Martin Perry L
Liberal Course.
ohiirenden RIP CromwenJ Wjr itch VS.,
hhs-ias y toorb,s A '"'] Weld Dewitt Ir
state Regent NcKelway conferred the degree Of B. g
uron Charles b. Davenport; and Of b. ~ upon CRarIes
T. Woodbridge
The cor.mencement exercises Of the Adelph Academy
hrio lSst evening 10 tne clinton avenue OohEreS'
hy u,emoers OF the graduaUng class, Miss Celia NJ.
Mitchell being the valelicorau The address 10 lie
graduates was made by DR.. Joseph c. Hutchinson The
following were the grailates
Clossic1l Course
NJ M iTGT Tian AL Ionise e. roaa Helm Scripture
4. g. if over, Helen r. iiaitr - u i'"-'i'
l. II. Low s.,..,,o. o.,,,e
George II. casamaior
Ltterary course.
Nsrv 7. noah,. Celia NJ Mitchell Hortense u. smell
orse. a1 w, Mary T. ,lo,son. Lot:ie T. Wlas
TIE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
ant lnv nt
General THEOLOGICAL seminary IN West Twentieth-st
between y nth and Tenth Early in the morning
The campus well flied with alumni returning to
VISIT Mater, and undergraduates looking ex
1remely scholarly III their caps and gowns At 1879
thl exercises were begun IN 81
Peters Church. faculty gowns OF black Win scarlet
hooi~ anQ tne alumni aud STUDENTS gathered 10 wsh
God-si'ced 10 the seventeen graduates. Gnares n.
eeniau. Of tae New-forH diocese ana william W:
Belin-er Of the Albany diocese @ers tne e. l9ss
Jers-y, made the address TO IN class ana a"arueu @
diplomas. OF graduates the following nave earned
i.g osd.ned To- tae priosinool W " Bciinser Al
b.ny; benjamin brewster. Connecticut; ana CharIss
Joseph SHERLOCK OF New York CertAcaies OF
graduation were AWARDED 10 the remainder oil the CLASS
~. chapman, {IiMq n,sT Il w cq Ts..
v. Hoiicn. J Keller T. ~ Prescott
The degree of Bachelor IN Divinity was conferred by
Dean holman upon twenty-three ordained alumni
Immediately after the commencement exercises the
CLERGY aud students marched TO the S'te Oh the new
memorial chapel OF the Good shepherd ana the exercises
Of The Cor er-sone were begun ne cAsPr. Is 10
be "a memorial a. the late samuel Nrrplahck Honman
snd - the girl Or his widow. Mrs :. V. Hoffman, OF
tins IL wbe large structure OF dick ana brown
Stone having arontage OF ioriytnfee eet IN "enIea
st.. aud depth OF one hundred ieet.
Address made during the ceremonies
by bishops Lltleonu scarborough and H. {. Pot
ter The iaced IN the pier OF masonry
on which eastern tower to be built Among me
clergy present A II. Gesuer. the Rev. Dr.
Morgan DIX the Rev. DR.. John Henry Hopkins. the
Rev Or. Beach. Dean Bartlett. OF the Piliaielph a
DIVINITY school, and the Rev De- IoWnsbend. OK wash
iAgtOn.
TIE CHAPEL QUESTION SETTLED AT HARVARD.
BOsrOV, June Is Special. The Harvard
euege Oyerseers today voted to abolish compulsory
4 .enaauce on religious services