New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11


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able m, mt on George L. Beer. Scholarship IN Engsn.
george L. Beer; honorable mention, hooe' A. ASh"'r
honorable mention, Alanson T. Briggs $500 r
conho,nor, class-Scholarshp in Greek. george L.
1onorte ir honorable mention, Charles h. fona'u
scholarship in Latin. George l.. Laporte' hono"v me-
ton Herbert NJ. Hopkins honorable men'ion' Jim
Rile ir Scholarship in chemistry, Charles H. fo"iu
Freshman cla.s-Scholarship in Greek. brederc ~
Iuouer honorable mention ottoman Block Otto l. hess
scholarship in Latin Otto 7. Hess; scholarship 10
MATES. Shepherd Knapp. tr; scholarship III i"s
wlnfred c. RhOades. ,s u,
The Cbaner historical prl7e-The income Of funa Oh
Al Ooo for the lest original manuscript essay In EnshS
prose on the history OF cvl government Of America OF
some other historical subject assigned oy he aui'
This was awarded 10 John GasDard Neeser IT,
Prize OF the Alumni Association to the nlos1 t'",u'
and deserving student graduating class given oy tno
Alumni Association Of tho college; annuai value s'V
Three candidates selected by the faculty ana suoheu "
the class who choose one the three to receive the prize
John Forr Putnam
Three prizes. for tutorshp In the School OF Law OF
the vaue OF $3.50 $780, and 500, respectively, were
| awarded ~ .,,
First Robert Well; second, Cyrus c. Miller; thro'
| Henry Hoejes. , =, malls,
! and Andrew f. Van HUM. The Tappan prize OF
| $50. for assay on constitutional Law was also
| awarded to Robert Well Frank e. Crowen receiving
| honorable mention. oo
| Robert Thorne, A. NJ. received the prize OF $500
for general proficiency and attention TO the SuueS Vi
| the course. o,-,..
| The Political Economy Prize was won by Charles
| H. j. Douglass, A. b., for Dissertation vi |lc
| Financial History Of Massachusetts,
In the Medical Department the Harsen prizes OF
$500. $500 and $780, for the most merltorlons COM
| petitors at examinations covering all the seven
branches of medical teaching were awarded respectively
10 George Reeves White, a. B.. Of New YORK George
Marvne Tuttle, a. b., OF MISSOURI anu Do"si"' Ia
| rell A. b. of Ncw-YOrk.
The Uar-en prizes of $50 and 49, given with a
| bnnze medal for clinical reports, were won by
samuel Max Brickner A. B., Rochester, N. " ana
| Renwick r. Ross.
| The John Tyndar Fellowship in the School OF Mines
went TO Thomas Cornell Coykendall, Z. E.; the Mchlm
Felowships in Architecture to Adolfo Carlos Munoz
del Monte PHI B., class Of 1888, and AleXanuer h0-
| MILAN Wech PHI B., class Of $500.
The four prize fellowshlps. $3.50 each. founded by
| Jesse Eeligman were received by Stephen F. weston
| A. NJ; Frank Loomis Eckerson. A. NJ samuel Wmt
new Dunscomb jr., A. B., ard William Bondy, A. b.
The prize ectureship $780, one awarded each year.
| the holder of which must deliver annually IN the
School of Political science at least twenty lectures
| was given TO Abram G. Bemheim, Phi. ID.
| The Honor Of the senior year, class OF Ieol'
| were:
Greek-John Farr Putnam
Iatin-Alfred Bernard Modenke
0itorarv section prO-e)-NlctOr
English Qiterary section, poery)-James Loring Arnold
English Historical sectlon)-James Loring Arnold
Ango.Saxon-Jsmes Lorng Arnold
French Literature-Oliyer Samuel Campbell
| Italian-Edward Allan sisson
Spanlsh-Marcus Simpson
Political Economy-Victor Mapes.
Constitutional History of Engand-William Harrison,
Constitutional History Of the united SCs1es-"hiiS
| Har,son, George ellis Leonard
| Ethics-Alexis William Stein
| Zoroaster and his teaching-Alexis William ssean-
| Ayesa-COrneliu5 Stevenson ADDot, r
| Cerman-william Kimball Greene
| German Liteature-James Lorlng Arnoia
| Hebrew-Alexis William stein.
| French-Edward Allan Sisson.
| Dferential and Integral Calcuus-Edward Hymes'
| Astronomy-Edward Hymes
| Modern Coordinate Cieometry-Edward Hymes.
| Chemistry-Albert Roaz Gallatn, Charles Barrow
| Botany-Asa Stewart Iglehnrt
| Phy,fcs-Chares Barlow.
| Fxpermental Psychooy-Edward Hymes
| History of Philosophy-John Farr Putnam
| TNyenty-four university felOwships have been es
tablshed by the trustees, tenabe for one year. VIII
a possibility of disappointment. OF these twelve are
| available in le01-'92, eighteen in 169203 and The
entire twenty four in 19o3'94 and annually tnere-
| after The value of each fellowship Is 5000.
The twelve were awarded as follows:
George Clinton Densmore Odel, A. D., Columbus Col
lege 1882 subject English; Frank PierrePSnt Graves
AaT: Hayg A. b. Columbia College 1890 subject S Ger
pra a Eh;oP RI cG ch4 f kbSs
A. b. Columbia College 1890 subject PhYscS' Edwii
| Mortimer Blake i. NJ Columbia College school OF Mines
$50 subject Mathsmatcs John Earr Putnam Go1m
ba College ubeet M9thsnStcs Whn%
isH0: subject, Political Economy. Charles a; stuart
University Of Toronto 1891 subject History MSf Leo S
uDba College. 1890 subject semItcs Oliver s. Strong
| When the degrees had been conferred and prize
and feowships awarded, President Low delivered Ms
address to the graduating class. II was pot90e fo
lis tribute to Professor Theodore W. Dwight, the
mention Of whose name was received with hearty anc
prolonged applause and for its cOngrauat0ry refer
ence to the merging of the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons with Columbia College.