Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-23
front pew It the class Grafton exercises at

front pew at the classs Grafton exercises at
Battell yesterday. 2~
The Yale Law School Alumni associa- |
ton, Of which Hon. E. J. Phelps. LII. pa
is president; Hon. Dwight Loomis, vice
president, and George D. Watruus,
secretary and treasurer, meet in the COM
mon pleas court room and partake Of q
collation. at 1890 this noon. Brief adj
dresses will follow from members and IN
yited guests.
WHERE IT WAS PLANTED-THE WIND Up.
The class ivy, '91, was planted about
twenty feet north of the entrance to o.
born hall, on the corner of College street.
The procession of seniors formed at the
north end Of the quadrangle, headed by
the band and marched down to Osborn
hall. Then they planted the ivy and then
with the band went through the green
dancing a razz1e dazzle to the fagpole:
The band took its position near the flag
and gowns danced war dance around
them. After giving cheers for the class of
'91, they went down to Church and mp
Chapel to the campus and disbanded.
AT THE SHEFFIELD SCHOOL.
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class of the Sheffield scientific
school were held last evening in North
| Sheffield hall at o'clock. The exercises
were opened with prayer by President
| Dwight, latter which the following program
was carried out:
Nathaniel Read Norton CBiology), Brooklyn,N
| Wyatt Collier Estes Select, Memphis, Tenn.
On the Cotton Industry In the United States:
David Lyn6e auntingt9m sa Wye Gear
and its Notifications. - 80,
Arthur Chapin Pease Civil Engineesing9 FL Fl,
United ted States Coast and Geodetic Survey:
Delaney Allen Cameron (Necha mi w; E57ingi,
sHomson's Inventions in electrical Measuring APP
Augustus Frederick Kountze Chemistry }, Oma-
ha Neb On Experiments with Zirconia
coiiinsyil1e On Rapid Transit in New York
George Pratt starkweather Mechanical Engi;
| neering5, New Haven. On Modification of Speed
Edward Van 1ngen eselecD, New York City.
bridge ysS On the Cable system, its History and
| Development.
| At the conclusion of the reading of the
theses, President Dwight made a few re-
marks, after which Professor Brush an
nounced the awarding Of prizes as follows:
| THE PR1zEs-sHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, CLASS
OF 1891.
| For excellence in civil engineering, the prize
awarded to Noyes Dwight Clark, Woodbridge,
! with honorable mention of Burton Dickinson
| Blair, Collinsville.
prize awarded to George Pratt starkwseat a gi
New Haven with honorable mention OF David
The press essay in the course of military sci
ence is awarded to George Sherwood Eddy
For excellence in the course in military science
honorable mention is made of Willis James Black
Britain, and Pierre Jay Wurts, New Haven, and
also Albert Ruggles Baker, Hartford, and William
Tenney BARLEY, Bridgeport, members of the sen
ior class in the academic department.
| CLASS OF 1892
| For excellence in mathematics of Junior year
the prize awarded to Samuel Atkinson Harsh
Denver, Col, with honorable mention of Francis
Mulliken Adams, New Haven, Sherman Hoy
Bouton, Chicago, Ill, Gustaye Erwin Huttel
maier, Knoxville, Tenn, and Theophiius Nelson
For excellence in German. the prize divided
between Samuel Atkinson Harsh, Denver, Col.
and Gustave Erwin Huttlemaier, Knoxville
Tenn, with honorable mention of Charles Nal
lory Williams, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CLASS OF 1898. ---
For excellence in all the studies Of freshman
| year, the prize divided between Roger Cool
| Adams, New Haven, James Laird de Won, Will
mington, Del, and William Thomas Hildrul
| Howe, Cazenovia, N. Y, with honorable mention
] Of Alexander James Campbell, San Francisco
| Cal, Hughes Dayton, Southport, and John Will
| Jams COe, Meriden.
For excellence in physics, the prize awarded t,
| Alexander James Campbell, San Francisco, Cal
with honorable mention of James Laird de Won
Wilmington, Del, and William Thomas Hildru]
| Howe Cazenovia, N. Y.
For excellence in German, the prize divided be
tween Roger Cook Adams, New Haven, Hughe
Dayton, Southport, James Laird de Won, VIII
, | mfngton, DEL, and William Thomas Hildru]
, | Howe Cazenovia, N. Y.
For excellence in chemistry, the prize divide,
between Roger Cook Adams, New Haven, Johl
Williams Coe, Meriden; Hughes Dayton, South
N. Y. and Samuel Winter McCaulley, Whining
ton, Del, with honorable mention of William
Rankin Johnston, Shippensburg, Pa, for advances
, | work in chemistry.
For excellence in mathematics, the priz
| awarded to Alexander James Campbell, Sa
: Francisco, Cal. with honorable mention of Roge
, Cook Adams, New Haven, and Frank Allen Lii
tie, Meriden.
For excellence in mechanical drawing, tn
| prize divided between Frederick Luther Fore
North Branford, and Frank Allen Little, Mer
den, with honorable mention of Charles Al
thony Ingersoll, New Haven, and Henry Hotel
kiss Murray, Viola, Del.