The sun., 1891-06-25
THEIR COLLEGE DAYS OVER.
an ARMY or STUDENTS GRADUATED
At THE FAMOUS C0LLEGES.

~.,.f Ju.tice Miller Made = IL. ID. by
Harvard, justices Brewer and Brown
and Secretary Noble by Yale. Gov. Rus.
sell by Williams. and Warner Miller by
syracuse-Harvard's Senior Aiumnus.
yEw HAVEN. June 24-The 1slst commence
mani o, Yale University was observed to-day
At Center Church. Degrees. honorary and In
ceurse. wore conferred upon over 400 men.
Tbe degrees In course wore divided rs follows
pA. 1877; A. A.. .; Bachelors OF Philosophy, y,
70, {, f., 3; Ph. D.. 23; Bachelors OF Divinity.
I A. D. lG; Bachelors of Law. 81; Masters OF
law, "a Doctor OF Civil Law. I, and Bachelor OF
fine Arts. /. The latter degree was conferred
uron Miss Jose phine NJ. Lewis OF this city.
She ia tho first lady to have that deRreo con-
Jared upon her in that department aud the
second In tho university
Tho process. ON moved from the campus to
Centre Church at $3.50 o'clock. Tho exc, else 8
began with prayer by President Dwight. On
tho platform sat member. ~ the faculty and
corporation. Justices Brewer and Brown OF tho
limited States Supreme Court. Lieut. c. A. L.
To,ten. L. s. A.. und Licut.-Gov. Samuel l..
Merwin.
After the delivery OF the Latin sn!utntory ora
tion bv William Tenney BARLEY of Bridge
II,
prize was begun. The philosophical Grafton
was delivered by William N. Thatcher Of
Pueblo. COL, on The Causes Of tho Failure OF
al the Reformation In France" Those Of II.
v. Grnener OF New Haven Josenh Bowden.
iecbnic, j for delivery. The valeIio ory aI,iress
was delivcred BY Nathan GlicRman 81 Chipp.-
wa Falls. Wis Honorary degrees were con-
D n-rhe Kt Rev Thomas y. paviss 'sa Bishop o,
AHG S@5S. @ Hon @ 5ssa% S.ss i.s,..rr Of tn.
sisss s s. is.ss"i r. tnsa s.s,s, s%rtsas esnrs;
S from hsl.s.T. the lion Henry Soii; i b. rso;Sr
Ssfi S.s.r ysiss g S .a'''
NJ A.wn,,amn AMI j. ian;cn ION Ne, New raven shsrman u.
ssa SSsi New ySfs Ssn;
S:H: %snf ,sS%s'y fss.s. Ssa:s'
Fs''sd Fs and Jane, Msssi formerly Of 10 New SSss
The John Addison Porter prize was won BY
Ray Burdett. Smith OF the senior class. aca-
demic department.
HlRvAnDs GRADUATING ExERcrsEs.
BosroN. June 24...The weather for COM
mencemeEt day at Harvard was perfect. Gov.
Russell. Lieut.-Goy. Haze. ami members OF
the Governors stan were escorted from Bos-
ton by the National Laneers. reaching Massa.
ehuseits Hall at 10 o'clock. where President
Fl. h0, oSsr ssssxs %aes
Fuller Of the United States Supreme Court.
The procession to sander,s Theatre was head
gathered the brilliant audience which always
assem- blts to applaud the graduates and listen
The degre,. OF Bachelor Of Arts was con-
ferred upon 2s6 members OF the academic de-
partment., Of whom 81 reseiyed The degree
and 9 the degree Summa Cum Laude.
The Overspers conferred tho following hon.
onry degrees:
ir.ntin Dunbar, William watson GOODWIN and Thso-
xsisi e Ars'yASeo.s L.xr.pss Re.sh: Albert
Doctor Of nerford and Joseph Henry
Following the exercises in the theatre. the
cod: IDS he SssSh i 81 Hyua srAauass eo' this
menLe agains. Iii deaths in 1855 ~. The
January last. and the ReS. fred'i ca Carrier Ter "f
ns. ihs class OF lsls.l9: is now senior a!umnus.
member Of the oldest surviving class, but . is
het ';e, tho eldest living sraInae The oldest
Of Washington. OF the class OF 1921.
MEETING OF TRINITY's ALUMNI.
HARrFoRD. June ga slight gloom hung
pEsr Trinity CSlleee yesterd17 on account Of
as nss TSe annSs ms.,inr o 81
she Alumni Association wns held at 10 clock
% snd dhs sba aatin Mav room Tse ksy Mr. Huntingso9
Xss announced that Dr, Charles 3. sendder.
ciss o hsxns re-
cation was received from the Board o. Fellows
relative 10 the establishment Of more scholar
scholarship fund was established and q liberal
beginning toward 1t made.
h II he loving cup tho sif. Of Miss
.rother. the late David Eieeinbroth. NJ. D.. a
!Iaduate OF the college In the class Of 81. was
tahandsome silver one. gold lined. with three
based handles. On one side OF 1t il the shield
tis psI partae,on hns,t Literary Society. o. wnieh
1 pa engraving Of tn. old Washinct ION on colieTs
hiIdings. Washington College was the old
nme Tor Trinity.
AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
I'm IN. Exercises ;h,s Of Wesleyan University took
oiAr,s was conferred upon four cen srniu.
Az. and Bachelor Of Science mron thirteen.
~ IT.. n!snd 70 study for the ministry. ten viii
tD will take ur journalism. and eight enter
bYinsss. lhe others have chosen various
sating1. or are undecided. The following
holorary degrees We're conferred:
~ w kbeneler IiL ~, and ". D. Lsonard 10,
onh.--Ito Rev T. J. Bishsn tho Rev. G.org. N. No.
S,s .t Hew York. aud tho ksv James Judge VI Last
LtD.-The lion AlonzoJ j. Edserton Of Minnesota
COMMENCEMENT AT WILLIAMS.
WLLIAMsTowN. Mass. June 24.-The grad |
nnalpn exercises OF the class Of 1891 OF Will |
imiaIs College took place this forenoon In the |
SongregnlI0nal Church. The vuledctu rim ;
Vas Frederick Carlos Ferry OF SnrntoRa ,
spIhgs and The atoriun Robert Norman /
AsAynn 81 Madison. Wis
feusl: WA
cLLlt--rhe lion. william T. Rursell of Cambridge
MHsoyfnor OF Massach usetts) Judge Ja,tin Dewey,
20 90 SPRINGFIELD Sass. AMI the Hon. Marshxll Wilcox.
- FttshriI, MasA
D l-The Kew, Chauncay Goodrich. ,sI, missionary
'hhA Tor twenty-sx years; the kov John A. French,
H. ~. fu,hing. L. J., aud Tue Rev. J. Hal. -. Dan
2. .Ceen ?. r; Bnncroft PRINCIPAL os Andovsr
Afrsaany ani Isaac ilenteIsun. ~. London.
uhA-Prh :. :. Clarke. WtliiamAtown; the Rev q.
tMiI,i.n.lown and the Rev A. T. Psrrym 60 Vf Hart
'o'o theological seminary.
!. IhtDewey prize OF $50 for excellence on the
CS,mmsp C,s ~, cement stage was won BY Ernest l..
Iheslumni dinner. was hold In Lazell gym
n9asluA at 1880 T.. W. President Carter pre-
zoe AID letters Of regret were read IRON ex-
hm',1p rh,es,l1pt Cleveland. Gov. Russell. and David
NETTING OF DARTMoUTn's ALUMNI.
hANTER: n. H.. juno 2i.-The Alumni As
snclati0 OF Dartmouth College held its nm
nual NOT in In : har rld doho shI |