New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-26
DEGREES CONFERRED AT DARTMOUTH.
JOY IN THE COLLEGE OVER THE SETTLEMENT
OF THE ALUMNI DISPUTE.

10Y IN THE COLLEGE OVER THE sErILEMhNi
OF THE ALUMNI DISPUTE
t,arover N. H.. June 25.-The graduating exercises
IN Dartmouth College occurred to-day. Degrees were
conferred as follows A. b. on thirty seven graduates
B. s. on ten b. L., on six A. B. and b. L. upon one
The programme of exercises was as follows: No..
sautatory address, in Latin with Grafton ms Noni
n, Todayn by E. T. s. Lord, Limington, Me- phhosoph'
cal ora,ion ''some Lessons from the Recent census
d. L. Smith, Lebanon, N. IT.. dissertation, herman dso
,nanttcisrn" II. III. Kbbey Newport NJ H. hhshsh
grafton "Hawthorne as Moralist," l. A. Hazen' hn-
FORD VT dlsputaton "wul University Extension Fro
mote Sound Education ~ John Abbott Rochester ~ H.
and william p. Ladd, Lancaster, N H. Engnsn ors"on'
1.-THE Relation OF Light and Electricity" H. IL. CODY
Danylle n. H.. ; dissertation, phases In Armenian
Political Ldfen j. c. Sanborn jr., Lawrence, Mass
English Grafton English Prose Poets" IT, d. BURBANK
Claremont " H. English GRAFTON, "our indian Problem
II A. Blake Holliston Mass. dissertation, new Atomic
1,beo,,es - c. H. Wiley Barton Landing, W.; English
Grafton "commercial Reciprocity for America" g. g.
Dubois West Randolph, VT Grafton, with V@eoicVory
address "Kant and Modern Life" b. s. Gilmsn' hah'
doph Vt.
Immediately following the services In the cnurcn
the alumni proceeded TO Bissell, where the dinner
was served. Congressman-elect George Fred Will
Jams presided and after the singing Of college song
By tile class OF 01 he called upon President baruet
who expressed himself In hearty sympathy Win
the alumni In their Joy over the settlement OF the
yexed question Of alumni representation lie was
among the first to urge and work for It, The position
Of the trustees in relation to it was shown BY their
Offering the alumni five members Of the twelve when
they asked for only FIVE out Of seventeen
Governor futile spoke Of the great work done for
the State and country by Dartmouth, and OF the
success In life met with by Its graduates. Whie
Amherst leads Dartmouth this year In the NUMBER Oh
athletic victories the tables are turned when those
holding high public Offices all based on MERIT IN
Massachusetts,, are counted
J. w. Jones, of New York, and Judge David Cross,
OF Manchester responded for the class Of AL Judge
Cross said IL Al had attained any success 1t was Dy
remembering two words: Honesty and industry
other responses made by E. D. Reddington, 49, OF
Chicago Thomas W. Proctor 10, of Boston; John W.
Lanehart 49, of Chicago, and Professor c. T. Richard
son, II, Of Hanover. The speakers from Chicago
urged the claims Of that city for Of the five alumni
trustees to appointed under the now arran cement
Edward Spaulding of Nashua, who has been mem
Der of the board OF trustees for the last quarter OF
century and the Rev. DR.. Josiah j. Davis, OF Amherst
elected in 1901 10 the Office have resigned and
third resignation will probably be made within thirty
DAYS The vacancies will be filed with alumni trus-
tees under the plans. 40
The exercises Of the week closed WITH VIZ rccep-
ton and ball In Bissell Hail.