New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
CITY COLLEGE GRADUATES,
SUCCESSFUL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
A LONG LIST OF PRIZES CONFERRED AND
HoSoRs WON BY THE STUDENTS.

r,a CoIlepe Of the City Of NewYOrk could not nave
had more delightful evening In point OF temperature
for the commencement exercises in the ACADEMY vi
Music than last evening proved to be- Everyo ouy "o
wanted TO do so could attend without rear Oh uisoor
fort and judged from the appearance OF inc houSe q"
O'Clock many had taken this view OF prevailing oo
dllons and had attended for not vacant seat couiu
be discovered in the great building, from the oches'
to the last row in the upper gallery. and many peope
were standing on the first floor and in the first balcony
President Alexander S. Webb, with the faculty anu
many members of the Board Of Trustees, nciuulhs
John L. n. Hunt, occupied seats ON the stage. hA
President william Wood Of the Board OF Educatoh'
was also there. The prayer was offered by the rev.
DR. Charles H. Eaton. The music was under the drec-
ton of August Kuhn. This the order OF exercises
saluatOry Address and second Honorary oSSo9d
nv orat ESSaer!fs GrsES Mission Hy " q:
srf As noSorary 6iationIitsIs WSras%
Sixth Honorary 1SHss lre4 ;pf1sd3Ssa
r,v., S Hnnoya,y crotjcn 1.-THE Vasssa9e Of Man"
sps St vsSdrtorv Address Howard Sidney MeIchan.
The degrees were conferred by President Webb as
follows: 1900.
bachelor Of Arts-Lous Altkrug Albert Berg. WILL
lam Carl Nicholas r. Dunn, Robert Elder, Nathaniel A.
IJsberq Joseph y. Finley, Samuel Frledwald, Harry
D. Frisbee Paul W. Geyer Arthur Guitcrman, Arthur W.
Handy Joseph Henschel, Joseph II. Hertz, Alfred L.
Hoffman, John NJ. Huel Alfred NJ Jacobs, Edwards H.
Kelly Emmanuel Libman. Charles H. Lindroth, Arthur
Man Louis J. Marx, Wolfe b. Marx, William H. Meyer
Charles S. Oakley Harry Rodman Francis smith, "ii'i
Stomach Philip II. Stern. Louis e. Van Norman
bachelor Of Sciences-Joshua Binon Wallis j. Clear
man. Isadore COIN, Frederick j. Foster. Jacob NJ breuu
Charles Gartenseig, John g. Greer, David D. hnouis
Eugene H. Uartnett, William V. Kelly, Harold T. Lap
pincott Elek j. Ludvigh, Howard S. Meighan' Ira A.
Miller Harry Necarsulmer, Henry C. Nelson, john l.
Cakes William Rainey, Frederick G Reynolds hoocro
V. s. samues Louis scheuer Solomon NJ SIroocn lar
Theobald Arthur II. Zimmerman Charles b. Zimmerman
Leo Tobias Forrest r. Traord Frederick Victor Charles
H. Weller Sydney L. Wood.
Master of Arts-samuel a. Tuska A. b, 's4; james
L. TIaste a. b. 49, John II. Bell, A. b. 49, Eo"alu
Mandell, a. b. 'sS.
Master Of Sciences-Gustav T. Tuska, B. )" 80
These were the winners of prizes:
Pell Meda,s-First, gold ito be announced; secohu
silver Ito be announced L. c. zabriskie OF he iresh
man class Of last year entitled to the eou fe M
which was given TO Paul L. Saurel
Cromwell Medals-First gold, John D. Haney sopho-
more: second a certificate Henry d. Simpson, sopho-
more; third certificate to NJ S. Levussove sophomofe
n certificate OF equal merit with NJ. S. Lovussove. to
Edgar J. Kohler
ward Medals-Chemistry, Harold e. Lppncott, senior ;
natural history Howard S. Megban senior natural
philosophy f. g. Reynolds, senior; logic, Augustus r.
Bjerregaard sophomore certificate OF equal merit 70
f. G. Zabrske sophomore; political science Herman d.
Baruch Junior English Ferdinand E. NJ. Bullo"a junior
Greek Emanuel Libman, senior; Latin william Carl
senior French Nathaniel Esberg senior Spanish H.
nest A. Won Fintel Junior German, Emil Goldmark junior
oratory j. j. H. Hackett. senior composition, Arthur
Cuermau senior moral philosophy, William Carl senior
astronomy Frederick Reynolds senior history Herman
SIMPSON sophomore; drawing. John Russell Pope, sopho-
more; algebra and geometry, Max Monried suofresh-
man descriptive geometry, Charles DerieVn H. "''"'
man; botany Bayard s. Carnes, subfreshnan.
TrlgQs Medals-scnlor class gold medal)-Subject:
..Arbtratlon as Means Of Settling International Dis
putas" Joseph Hertz senior, Cllonia; junior class
gold medal,-Subject The Hanseaic League Its Aims
and Influences" f. E. NJ. Bunowa, junior, Phfeno' ho'
orable IN sntion 30 A. a. Cook, junior, Phreno.
Claim Mcdals-senior class Greek, go'd Natahiei y.
Elsberg; junior class Latin gold, Stephen s wise;
freshman class for proficiency in Greek, silver. OTTO Hen
sci freshman class. for proficiency in Latin silver QUO
Her sci: certificate Of equal merit 10 Jesse W. Eirch
The Kelly prize in the debate tho subject That
the existing principles underlying reciprocity tthe
American policy being referred to) constitute the
true basis OF legislative action In respect TO commerce
with foreign nations was won by solomon NJ
stroock honorable mention being awarded 10 S. Bern
stein and Emil Goldmark.
The prize of the president OF the Board Of Education
for prose defamation TO g. NJ. L. Stroock; honor
able mention being made of r. GOldmark; that for
defamation of poetry TO j. j. X. llackctt.
The prize for the best critique subject: "Taine's
French Revolution" was won by f. J. Koher, Of the
sophomore Clona. The additional prizes and honOrs
were
Beldon prizes junior class-First gold. Ernest a.
Fintel second silver, Isaac Natkns third silver Charles
4. Lawrence fourth. silver Edward A. Alexander fifth,
silver John b. Coleman SIXTH silver Nathan Ottinger :;
seventh. Herman b. Baruch. Sophomore class-First
gold Walter Tnme; second. silver. William A. Dalton
third, silver Walter NJ BTckner; fourth, silver ". s.
Leyussoye fifth silver, Edward c. Zlbriskie sixth. sill
Yer, Edwod j. McNay seventh silver, Charles IIancr
The Colonel Ketchum prize. senior (philosophy)Flrs
Francis Smyth second, William Carl honorable mention to
Frederick c. Reynolds. Junior political econOmy)Fis
f. +. NJ. Bullown; second r. l.. Stanton
The f. w. Devoe prizes-Woodworking, Everett n.
Garnsey, subfreshman metal working, Thomas Bennett.
freshman.
Honors-First, valedetorian, Howard S. Meghan
ond, sautatorian, S. Iredwad third F q. Reynolds;
fourth Sydney L. Wood fifth Harold L. Lippincot; SIXTH
William Carl.
Honorable mention is made of Francis smyth, Carl
Theobald, Louis f. Van Norman, Emmanuel Libman,
Harry NecaIsumer and John Calvin cakes for having
obtained over So per cent Of the maximum Of marks
from tie beginning of the freshman year to the end Of
the senior year.