New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
lie thirty eight graduates were
SEMINARY LIFE AT PRINCETON ENDED.



Princeton, y. j., May lSpccian.-Thc seventy
sixth annual commencement of the Princeton Thco
logical seminary held to-day in the seminary
chapel. At o 30 o. the faculty trustees and in
vted guests met with the Board II Directors in the
Oratory. procession then formed and all
marched 10 the chapel. After the reading Of the
scriptures. PRAYER offered BY the Rev. Or. Alex
ander Of New York City, and the graduating class
addressed by tho Rev DR.. r. Erskne. Of MELVILLE,
Penn. After the diplomas distributed the Rev.
Or. Abraham Gosman, president Of the Board Of ID
rcctors, spoke. and Dr. W H. Greene PR dent II the
seminary delivered tho farewell address. The sX-
ercscs were closed with prayer and the bcncdcton by
the Rev. DR.. Henry J. Van Dyke. Of Brooklyn.
The prizes for the year were announced follows
Carter prizes in Biblical exc-c-l,-W William Patton,
nr,t: W. c. Mickey. second, and II. &. Ba-kcr,ill
third the Scribncr prizes In New Testament cXcgcSis
first, George T. Eddy, second H. g. Ba,kcrvill. third
j. W. Elliott. The Hebrew Fellowship Of 800 va,
taken by William Patton. who ha, gone to Germany 20
pursue a years course II study. The NcH Testament
Greek Fellowship Was taken by George r. Eddy.
Vt II 80 the Rev Dr.. Theodore l. Gus lcr Of Brook.
.f~. president 81 the Alumni ASSOC it.,u called tho
meeting OF the alumni order and Dr. IIovt Of Phil
adrlpha, offered PRAYER. Among those who were
oored associate member, Of the association va, Prin
cpa. Edwards, Of Ahory,twitl. VALE. Dr. Aiken u
the seminary In reading the neurological report spoke
0f the unprecedented record 81 the death of three
direct,r-Nobert Carter 4 Sew York Irarin gto1 Ran
dolph Il Jcrcy city, and Judge John T. NADu. Z Ten
ton. also one trustee. the Rev. DR. samuel T. I,uIL
4 Lawrcuccvllc. y. j. The yacan,ics .a rhc Board
# Directors filed follows Logan g. MURRAY. 4
New York; Or. On Bols Of Philadelphia. and >iias
Brovneu ot New York The vao,rr, ln Tie Board u
Trustees was filed by IL" election ~ Hugh iiam oi
Trenton.
The election Of officers = tho association or no
Ing wear resulted follows: President. the Rev. Dr
c. l.. Thompson. Of New Nork. vice president the
Rev. Dr. Francis J.. Patton. president - th" rllr-'
sccretarlcs Dr. >chcnok. of Baltimore. AID T. II.
Dulles OF Princeton. treasurer. Dr. ~. II. Grcon.
After tran-a,ting the usual business. address wa
made Nv tho Rcv. Or. John Hall. % N"n YORK City.
md TIE Rev Dr. George + Iugyc,. ~ I!fi,burg. Who
spoke upon the subject How shall Preaching De-
Made Most Encctivcf7 short address. Wcr" also
made Nv DR.. Cu,ler and the venerable Dr. McCosh.
cx president Of Princeton College.
The alumni dinner Vas given IN stuart Hal. After
the dinner Or. Theodore L. Cnylcr. as toa.tua'tcr.
said hc thanked God that he chr -'i,n. more
because he was Presbyterian Among other mat
spoke we're Or. Jcfirle,. Of Lincoln University, Prn
cipa Edwards Of The University COLLEGE. WAL. Or
McLeod Of Chicago. formerly President llarr sons
pastor in indianapolis The Rev. Dr. Charles l.
Thompson and Dr. Hoyt. Of Philadelphia. poke upon
Revision after which the a>-ociauou adjourned for
one wear.
The following mon received Diplomas:
G. G. Adams. william Allen g.. y. l.. Anderson
= Bryant. K VI. rull, II. VI. campbell. R. i. '1ui-
bell. ". y. Darlington. Il. II. Carson. :" VI 'im
Ii- I + r. pTn'" frai.r f|I' " fr,'rr. H.
Gardner. ". +. Gbbon- +. H~an"y. @. =. Hrd-c..
iclcnsood. J + Lynn. John MACMILLAN. Jn Nrcui.h.
G. +. NcGinrl, !. 7. NCL"an. VI. ;. MrL"od r. W
Wurchic. " r. :. Hc,ou. J. !. uatr. ). "a. 1nlI.cr.
s. " Patterson. l. J.. l"t"a. - X F4rnri' =. u''n