New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
DIPLOMAS FROM THE UNIVERSITY
cooDLY NUMBER OF GRADUATES IN ART

CooDLY NUMBER OF GRADUATES IN ART,
SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY AHD MEDICINE.
An audience that nearly filed the big building Rs
sembled In the Metropolitan Opera House last night.
drawn by the hfty-seventh annual commencement OF
the University Of the City OF Eew-York. Many OF
the younger guests in evening dress. Cappa's
band played at intervals during tho evening" AtsI5
p. the academic procession moved down the middle
aisle. First the Grand Marshal c. NJ. Hop
wood, of the graduating class. Following him were
the Rev. Dr. John Hall, Chancellor of the University
VccCbaucellor MacCrlckcn the council, the faculties
Of the Schools Of Arts and Science, various invited
guests, and the graduating class. The latter took
seats I'm the front row, the Others seating themselves
upon the stage. The exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Dr. Deems, after which DR.. Hall
announced tho speakers OF the evening.
They were Latin salutatory, Jesse Grant Cramer,
East Orange, n. j.. English salutstory, J. T. Brown.
jr, New-York City; grafton, "John Bright the
Friend Of America Il. D. Elsler, New-York City !;
philosophical Grafton "What Next - J. o. Mcholvoy,
Jersey City; Grafton, "The United States and In
ternatlona Arbitration" J. c. justin, Union I'M,
" j.: Grafton, The Creeds Of the Future winthrop
Gates. Newark, n. j., and Grafton, The Value Of
L!te.7 with valeiIctory addresses, A L. Wolfe. Mont
clair n. J.
Chancellor Hall then conferred The following de-
grees:
Bachelor Of Arts-Jaryfs Norris AuiInssn. Jescph
Thomas Brown jr.. Jesse Grant Craneb Beia Darwin
Elsler William DotY Farring ton, James jay Finn. WIN
uIrop Gates Clifford Martin HOpwoCd John Clement
Justin Thomas Calvin MeCleoBd. Joseph Orr McKelEey.
George Gurneo Seihsrt Arthur Lester Wolfe. Freeman
Woodbridge.
Bachelor Of selenco-Theodore Thomas Baylor. Charles
Frederick William BiDeh Bradlsh Johnson Carroll. Win.
ned Dawson Livingston Freeborn Joseph kaut-
Manu. Carlos Alberto Lares, Wilbur Alon Reid
Civil Engneer.-winneld Dawson, James Livingston
Frecborn Carlos Alberto Lanes william Startling "a H.
1850.
Master Of Science I'm course. Frank Bush Ham, b. ST.
1885
Doctor Of PhIIosophy.-Chsflcs II. Boynton. A. b.
Jesse w Brooks A. M, James c. Jones, b. s., John D.
Kennedy A. NJ. LII b., Henry S. Livingston u. Be-
Il. d. Jonathan NJ. Mcekor. j. D., Peter H. AilDken'
4. NJ Carl l.. spethmann 4. NJ Adam heC!enAhu'
A. NJ, d. D., Martyr SumIneIheli, A. NJ
Doctor OF Medicine. William LAmaTcus Thompson
A. n. Emanuel Ednan, Adolphe CASTOR ROcth. Edwin
Bates Harvey, A. NJ Charles Matthew Lynch heary
Frzncs Quinan, Francis william CurrRn, ChaileS Jason
Calender.
Doctor Of Laws Chonorry)-John BIGeiow John TS'
Tor Johnston (elsss OF 1880
Doctor OF Divinity (hoDofsYy)J1ncs O. Egbet clas OF
1889; Andrew Burrows George S. Woodruff (oiass OF
ls4s Marcus D. Buell. (cass Of 1872, Dean OF Boston
University; BENJAMIN c. Henry, Canton, China
Chancellor Hall then announced that the ieho"smp
Of $500 had been awarded 10 Mr.. Wolfe, and tho TWO
society prizes for excellence in English composuoh 70
Bernard Norhouse and Freeman Woodbridge John
Taylor Johnston unable 10 be PRESENT because OF
illness, and Of the new doctors OF diyiniy ohD
heSsrs Egber and Burrows received their diplomas III
person. After tho degrees had been conferred man
cehor Hall made short address The Rev. DF Adan
MeCieland, one of those who received tho degree OF
history Ia the theological school at Dubuque, iowa.
and formerly preached In Brooklyn