New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
PRINCETON CREATIONS.
UHr ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTYSECoND
COMMENCEMENT.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH BY THE rAcuLrY-e1rIs
70 THE coLLEGE-FIvE NEW BUILD
YNca FOR THE CAMPUS.

rNGs FOR THE CAMPUS.
Princeton, June I9.-The closing exercises OF inc
1920 annual commencement at Princeton Coheko "ero
held to-day. At 10 80 q. M the trustees inc iscuiS
and the members of the graduating class marcned IN
process sion from the campus TO the FIST FresoSesa
church WHARF the commencement orations were pro-
bounced After prayer by the Rev. Dr. Paxton. LOWS
@. Nudge of New-Jersey, spoke the Latin salutatory
and Fred Heher of New.York. gave the Ensieh
salutstory upon "Thestic Theories and scenunc
DEVELOPMENT oratious were also delivered oy the
following graduates Richmond o. Aulck. District OF
Co,umbIa The Workings Of Two Political Theories;
Alfred H. Barr, Pennsylvania, /" Bismarck and HIS
ptpiomaey" David Bovsird. jr.. Pennsylvania. Tho
scholar as q Specialist; John Milton BROOKS. ohlo'
sThe Rise OF Rationasm"; George II. Carter New
York Cardinal Richelieu': Harry G. Drummond,
NswJersey. Modern Science and Literature" Edward
B. Hewitt New-York Industrial Cooperation;
Robert H. life. New-York, philosophy, The Monroe
Doctrine: Edmund Y. Robbins. NewJersey. classes.
Helenism IN Modern Thought Thomas Il. r. Taller
Pennsylvania, a. The Tombs OF the Medlci': James F.
stebbins, New.York. Realism IN Modern Fiction !,
Howard c. Warren. New.Jesey, mental science,
Thomas Hobbies and the English Commonwealth"
Fellowships and prizes were conferred as follows:
The Chancellor Green Mental Science Fellowship, H. e.
Warren. New.Jersey; the Classical Fellowship, t. T.
Robbins ew-Jerscy; the Class Of 1850 experimental
Science Fellows ship. Lewis c. Nudge NewJersey; inc
Us. K. Mathematical Fellowship, John NJ. Brooks'
prummoad, NewJeHey the Boudnot Modern Language
Fellowship T. n. Gesner, New.Jersey; the f. NJ
biological Fellowship, Howard B. Waters, Pennsyi
vania, With honorable mention for John ProuoIt'
Maryland r. F. SpeeT Pennsylvania. the first Lyme
prize; c. B. Mitchell, New.Jersey, tho second d. H.
Todd Kansas the third. and g. D. Furst. Pennsylvania.
the fourth. the George Potts Bible prize, Andrew
Banks, Pennsylvania. and NJ N Graham. Iowa; the
Lyman IT, Atwater prize in political science,
J. Frederick stebbins NewYork: the Mac
lean prize, E. b. Baxter, Georgia
Junior orator prize, F. f. Palmer, Mano took tho
hrst; Z. B. Baxter, Georgia, the second; Clark b.
Williams, New-York, the third, and Knowlton l..
Ames Illinois. the fourth the class Of 1861 prize,
don for 6. Agnew, Ncw-York, and j. II. Dumham,
Pennsyivsns Maitland i'll m1 Al.ssnder SevYork " l.
sHd RoSSn NeTJ.ty Fedcrs
white prize in architecture. Edward r. Hewitt, New.
saTh E BsS e R'f o Hesmon S'S
Aulick, District of Columbia Class ~ University
sersy Fellowship Gfp in English William RanEn, a
Eew:Jersey; Special biological Fellowship, II. r.
After the announcement of the prizes, Dr. Patton
MADE EXTENDED remarks upon the condition Of the
day. The faculty has been very busy; and every
psrtDent The most widely known publications Of
the year by members Of the faculty are Professor
DR., McCosh's :" First Truths and Dr. shlelds's r.
vision Of bis first volume Of "Philosopha ultimum'
aud the appearance Of the second volume The ma ma
great. The 6rst gift Of 5000 was wisely used to
increase the scholarship funds The $50 1000 given by
70 $4,000 is to be used In erecting q dormitory
L. Stuart, Of New-Yori. gave $4,000, which will be
SCHOOL 70 Of Z IN s
measure the creation Of her previous munihcenoe
arst-clas chemical hall, second to none in America
will be erected during the coming year by the gen
crosby Of the trustees OF the John C. Green estate OF
Trenton This estate also formally presented to the
Of tho borough. DR.. Patton, with great enthusiasm
DESCRIBES as follows 1T Is boanded on The south south
by Prospect and the east by don't know where
and 10 commonly called the Patton farm. A mag
netic observatory and electrical hall will be built
Bracket. Other gifts have been prize IN Political
Economy by Mr.. {. G. Cliyler, Of New:York: a prize
q English BY Thomas B. W.namaker. Of Phl.delPha
ssd 5000. the interest Of which Is 10 constitute
a9nuai prize TO the senior class in Ethics.
Arts s7 Bsehelors Of Science, 10 Civil Engineers.
John Nahl Queen, 's7; Doctor Of Literature. Marion
80; Doctor Of Philosophy honorary W. r. crsbb Of
Shady, side Academy, Pittsburg; Doctor Of Laws,
President Benjamin Harrison and senator Georr:
Penn the Rev. W G. Silt. Of New:York; the Rev:
y. B. Rsmick q Troy the R Rev ". NJ " Smith With OF
Robert Eliot specr OF Pennsylvania. delivered tho
yscdictory grafton his subject being The M u
o9 With p pnsysr and HsE fSseo
The two literary societies, whig Hall and Clio Hall;
will begin their buildings this summer -, Tbs p-,n vii
ton campus during the coming year.