New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
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Roch,,+rr Juno Ell (speoaD.-The forty irst efiua
rranconent exercises of the University of Roches
ipr which were opened on Sunday WIN Ci0 y.
lanrato sermon BIZ President I'LL, were c0hunuou VI
the following dag With the class day exercises III u"
afternoon and tho sophomore prize declsnauos ~
the evening The first Dewey prize WIS AWARDED u
Arthnr Cain Mute; the second 10 Harry haVue'
pa,.sow Tie annual meeting Of the Boaru VI ir"SV'f
was held on Tuesday morning. Neither the pesuo,H
tbo Rev Dr. Edward Bright, of New'forA' OF oN
Rev DR. C. DIV. BrdgmaL, another nciiOer VI vi.
board were In attendance The treasurer w..
showed the deficit for tho year b. DC ~ $40 VI, &
amount Of tho special gifts and payments of ue year
uas All 40 H. OF which $3s 0s5 IL was rom tne
ostatn of the late President Anderson Inc peuuon
M several Of the wen's organizations Oh hoc"s"of
asking how large sum N money Is necessary !" oO
lisir co-cduoatiOn IN the university, was reierreu
speciai committee 30 consider tho Changes naessary
Cor tho welfare VI the institution. IT Is eonposoo u
the Rev. DR.. r. 8. Macarthur. Or. F. NJ Moore ST.,
Join P Townsend, the Rev. DR.. s W. Duncan aha
Charlie, NJ. W,llanr, The Rev. Dr. Bright WAS no
elected president and Charles NJ. Williams secretary
and treasurer Henry Trevor Of Yonkers, Yves eiectco
Trustee In place Of JOHN b. Trevor, and hor'diher
F. REYNOLDS, of this city, In plsco OF Hiram eloey.
The PM Bets Kappa Society elected the following
officers, President, Dr.. J. ". Whitbeck; wceproh-
dent, Professor s. A. baltimore, LII D.. screlsr''
pr,te~sfr George D. ODDS treasurer Joseph T. Abbey
I'm, concert given by the university gee and banjo
c1utss On Tuesday afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre
TIM alumni meeting wa. hold On Wednesday morn
Ing. judge Albion W. Tourgee '62, presided T. ".
sare. n c. Kimball and W. W. Gilbert were nanieo
"a committee to consider the adv1sabllty OF changing
the colleen coNor,. Officers chosen as follows
President, DR.. George II. Fox, 81 vcepresiuen@
Walter g. Hubber II; secrctary. George H. smith,
,s1 treasurer, Herman X. Phnney, IT; orator d.
Charles D. Parker, "a; alternate E1sDe H. satterlee'
,67: poet, j. II. stsdman, 'o5; alternate Ward L.
sutherland RS Judge roirgce presided at the alumni
dinner and made happy address. The Other speakers
were President ILL., john P. Townsend, OF New OK
President strong Of the Rochester Theological semi-
nary: Professor J. H. Gilmore, Charles E. Fltch anu
rred D. lOssy, Of the class Of 81. Inc graduating
exercises were held on Wednesday evening. Inc DAVIS
prtzrss for excellence In oratUry were awarded W
Edwin webb. Of Beaver Dam, WIS.,, and Isaac Max
priclner of Rochester, with honorable mention u
J. Howard Il7dstroet, Of Rochester, and Arthur H.
MIDI Of Webster. The Sherman scholarship III
poHtlcaI economy was awarded to Edwin Webb, inc
townsend scholarship IN constitutional law, 10 William
T. Plumb, and the Hull prize fOr an essay ON Robert
prowuing's Claims to Permanent Recognition as a
Poet to Arthur h. Middleton. The degree OF Doctor
TAYLOR Of Rochester; the Rev. Charles h. smith, O1
Fredonla and TIE Rev. Henry NJ. sanders successor
10 DR. rldgman st the MadlSOn Avenue Ddplst CnucIi
in New York The degree of Doctor Of Laws was con-
ferred on stephen smith, NJ d.. OF New 1orA ola
The announcement that Professor George ID. Olds
has accepted the pOfCssOIShip OF natne1natcs AT
Amherst causes much regret Among oil friends OF Tho
university.