Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-01-19
YALE JUNIOR APPOINTMENTS

Announced Saturday Morning on
the Campus-The Successful Men.
Tho junior appointments of the Yale
university were announced Saturday
morning. Thes. appointments show the
standing of the class for the work done in
two and half years at college. The ap-
pointments are made according to certain
grades as follows:
Philosophical, $50; high grafton, 3.15;
dissertation, 900; first and secord dis
putes, first and second colleagues differing
by 10 points each, so that an average of at
least @ so is necessary for an appointment.
", Philosophical orations- Bernard Melzar Allen,
Livonia, N. Y; Percy Finlay, Memphis Tenn;
james v: p Ingersollii Mareng gS,, NJ; William
Montclair, j.; Albert Barnes Palmer, Bridge
port, Conn.
N1rSeh paS
George Herbert Girty, Cleveland, O.; Henry Bar
rs Nea isaac
bridge Riley, New Haven: Charles Augustus
Schumacher. Paris N. Y; Charles Brown
sears, Brooklyn, James Everett Wheeler, New
orations.-,Harry Allen Grant Able Hartford
Arthur Seth Barnes Bristol, Conn; Charles
Boltwood, Pittsfeld, Mass; George Wetmore
Soils Ma N II ste FisH
ArhSE M RTaR E MarsS S Sas
Ernest So7d Msrd Mssss
James Albert Moore, Norwich, N Y; Frank Bar
ton Otis, ,Meriden, Conn; Charles Peabody
Teller, New York; Frank Wright Seymour, Win
sted, Conn; Augustus Farnham Shaw, Wellsboro
Penn; Herbert Anson Stocking, Wallngford,
Conn.
Dissertations Latham Armstrong,
Henry Hen Scion Graves, Andover, Mass; ferdinand
Albert aoubsn Genoa H. Hairy Winters
Machias, MO; Horace Tracy Pitkin, Philadelphia;
Edward Stevens sanborn, Kingston, n: H;
RodoipSe Steiner Baltimore; Junias wheeier
Chicago; Clarence Cicero Wilson, Avon, Conn:
First Disputes Clarence Willis Austin Suffeld
Mass; Frederick Courtney Bishop, Bridgeport
Conn; Herbert ovid Bowers, Manchester, Conn. !;
6oa Rsssa qas e9syys o sou Rroa Ter
thur Lewis Day, Westbqro9gh, Mass; Percy
aintle, Cincinnati; aeorge SueIl Holiister.
III Frank Athor Keller Fort
Tenn. Thornwell Mutually, Pendleton, S. G.;
IN. IL,
Gookin Waterman, Southport, Conn; Charles
LAWSON Wooding, Bristol, Conn; William Bur
nss p Cheney South Man
chester Conn; Wilbur Parkhurst Fish, Elmira,
NY; Everett Dwight Francis West Hartford,
Conn; Henry Saunders Haskell, Norwich, Conn
William Stockbridge Haskell, West Falmouth,
Ne; Charles Revell Holden, Chicago; Burton
needy, Syracuse, N: Y; Sydney Locock Lasell,
Mont: Arthur Lowell, Plainfeld, N. j.; Charles
~ Taintor, Hartford Conn: !; John Knox Tifhits,
ford, Conn; Frank Tobey Winslow, WATERFOWL,
N j.; John Sitcher Woodruff, New York.
First Observation-Disclosures Clarence Bssell
Lakeville Conn; Stanley Gano Burt, Cincinnati;
Albert Grant Dingley, Lewiston, Me-: Richard
Hartford ;FrancisMiner Moody, NewHaven Robert
Wallace Morris, Wallingford, Conn; Edward
well Derrick, St. Louis; Frank Julian Price,
Brooklyn; Frederick nenng Tucker, Monson,
Mass; Ralph Richard Upton, Washington; Hen
ry GoodwinWebster, Booklyn.
Second Colioquies-George SherwinC Clarke Bad
ger, Boston; Walter Phelps Bliss New York;
Oliver Hart Bronson, Rye, N. Y; George
Lawton Colt, Brooklyn; Edward Howard
Dodd, Summit, N. j.; Francis Hoyt Griffin,
Springfield; Pierre Joy, New York; Elliot Grant
johnson, Groton. Conn; John Frederick Lor-
ance, New Haven, Conn; Cloyd North McAllis-
ter, st. Joseph, Mo-; David Raphael O'Donnell,
New Haven, Conn; Norman Clark Whittemore,
Rye, N, Y.