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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
RUTGERS.

New Brunswick, June l. Special Commencement
is drawing on June IL the gradua ing CHS, of
the scientific section viii read their theses. ON sunday
evening. June 10. the Rev. DR.. A. J. +. Behrends Of
Brooklyn, viii preach the baccalaureate sermon. ON
June 20 Their will be entrance examinations. the class
day exercises and In the evening the gee club concert.
There will he meeting Of the board of trustees and
also Of the alumni Oh june 81. J. W. Soaring, -,
Editor Of The Kingston w. ~ Daily Leader Will
address the alumni A Plea for the Classics The
alumni dinner VIII take place IN winapts Hail. after
which Or. Noah Brooks. Editor Of The Newark Ad
vcriIser,7 Will make address In kirkpatrick Chapel
on "a Way Of Civilization" At 8 O'Clock tho cadets
Will give exhibition drill and IN the evening the
junior exhibition vii be gwen In the Opera House.
Tho l26th ANNUAL commencement will be held in the
afternoon OF juno % and the presidents reception In
the evening.
The Myon W. smith prizes for sophomore oratory
have been awarded follows: First prize, a gold
medal to =. o. Thomas; second. silver medal, to
G.. y. DIXON.
The Rev. Or. james +. Riggs, profsesorelect Of
polemics In the Theological Seminary declined the
presidency OF Marietta College TO accept the place.
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WESL EVAN UNIVERSITY.

Mddetown, Conn.,, June ls tspecial).-The seniors
have completed their examination. The examinations
for the juniors and the two underclasses begin on
Wednesday June DETERMINATIONS close June "a
ON Wednesday night the annual Initiation eere-
monies OF the Corpse and Coffin Society were held at
New Britain, followed by a banquet at the RusswiD.
The Initiates we're h. +. Chase, L. 4. Gordon, G. q.
Hurbut, ". c. Johnson, J. ID. stark, W ii. TAYLOR,
j. A. Thompson, II. H. Van Deusen and G. L. wilson
ON Thursday evening the 3unior prize debate and
Hbbard prize declamations were held in the upper
chapel. The contestants in the debate were W. r.
Lake and W. c. Opeos for the Affirmative and A. H.
Tborndike and F. ". 'Du BOis for the negative. The
subject was resolved, that the Federal Government
should purchase and control the telegraph SYSTEM
The dccaimcrs were c. D. Judkns, a. b. W. Gillles.
V. J. smith and l.. L. Acheley ,
There is a great deal u enthusiasm for the new
Young Men's Christian Association building over
S5 O0O has been subscribed by the undergraduates ana
the COMMITTEES Is now busy soliciting subscriptions
from the alumni and friends Of the university.
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INGfIANf UNIVERSITY

Le Roy, n. u, Juno IL C,peclnD-Following Is the
programme of the commencement exercises at Ingham
saturday, June Is. p m. class day exercises sun
day. June TO- 30 p. m. baccaaureate sermon by
the Rev DR.. James Roy Monday. June 20, p. M.
Altnioa Society reception Tuesday Juno FL, A. m.
art reception; 80 a. H. aumnae business meeting
IL m alnmnae dinner p. NJ. aumnae exercises.
with address by Mrs. W. A. Montgomery. Of
Rochester; y. m conservatory concert; "Wednesday.
June %, 10 a. m graduating exercises. Tho gradual
Ing class has elected the following officers; President,
Emma Bowdcn; secretary and treasurer. Bessie
Stearns historian, Alice Radford prophet Mae Ellis
ton; poet Mnnd Radford. Miss Ellston will deliver
tho charge TO the Juniors and Miss ace liazelton Will
respond
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester. June II (specaD.-The class Of 100 OF
the University Of Rochester will hold its classday ex-
ercses at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow afternoon To
be followed by the customary procession To the campus
where the concluding ceremonies Will be held. H. ID.
Brown viii preside master Of ceremonies The
34th Regiment band will furnish music, and the pro
gramme is as follows: Address, President Charles H.
Moxon; history, Walter S. Lincoln; poem, James NJ.
Baker; Grafton, Lewis H. Thornton; prophecy. c. r. n
earver senior bone speech. H. X. De Groat junior
bone speech Curtis F1zsImons; tree Grafton. Clyde f.
Marsh pipe Grafton, G. +. Middlebrook. There VIII
also be senior and junior bone songs the tree song
smoking song and parting song. In the evening the
following s0phomores will compete for the Dewey
prizes In defamation: Irving Miller, j. A. Clarke,
f. L. Ashley Il. W. swaziland, I. N. De Puy. i. j..
Bailey, C. Il. wtberspoon, N. X Jennings, H. T..
Hard |. r.. Webster. c. y. Bertels and J. VI. Gibbs
On Tuesday there will be class reunions ana
In the evening James Brcck Perkins. OF Rochester,
Will deliver the Grafton before the alumni and tho
Rev Ward T. sutherland. OF Meadville. Penn. WIN
read the poem. The alumni dinner Will be served III
tents out the campus on Wednesday afternoon,
and the graduating exercises will be held IN the evening"
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BATES.

Lewiston. Me-. June IL (speciaD.-At last. after
much hard work. the baseball team can congratulate
Itself the college that It's labors have come TO an
end. The pennant Is won. seven victories In sue
cession Is record to be proud Of and there Is good
Iea son for satisfaction
the day sports were held. They were not so
closely contested as usual The freshmen developed
unexpected strength, and the seniors practically
out OF the contest. The Juniors took the cup with
out much trouble. The most interesting event was
the pole vautng. In whch Mouhon. 49, and McFad-
den, '93, broke the college record. Mouon sprained
his ankle at deet inches. bu, Mcfaddcn went
at feet 10 inches. Ross and Bolster broke the col
lege record In the running high Jump with tie.
The intercollegiate tennis tournament nt Portland
is under way. The singles have resulted in victory
for the Bates man, Howard '92. The victory In
doubles is not vet announced.
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COLLEGE, OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.


The college examinations close to-day, and awards
for scholarship will be- tie order of the present week
same OF the waid medals announced Oh oatir-
day, as follows For excellence in Greek. to Ray
mond Rubenstein. of the senior class In Latin. to
Ferdinand 4. VI. BuOwa, senior; In drawing. u
Charles Derleh, of the sophomore class The first
Ketchum pilze for the best examination In the his
tory Of philosophy Is awarded 10 F. Z. NJ. BuIova.
ard the second, divided between Herman b. BarIcA
and Ernest 4. Won Fint-l. all Of the senior class
The seniors have passed excellent examnatiln in
prizes In Greek and Latin have been postponed 10
tomorrow
Under the provisions OF the trustees respecting
the reconsideration OF the # deserving can
dldates fr Mission. large committee Of the faculty
+ at work carefully correcting returns" and 70
examining the papers Of those pupils who were recon-.
mended As worthy OF admission to the COLLEGE. but
who unaccoun'ably failed The result of their work
win probably show itself In the increase of tue totd
admissions 10 something over 700 The present
college classes especially the incoming senior being
unusually LARGE the prospect Of crowded rooms and
halls next fall Is not agreeable. The necessity for
enlarged accommodations Is felt more and more every
year
The Kelly prize for the best criticism on the poems
Of Oliver Wendell -IIolmes has been awarded 70
Alfred A. Cook, OF the senior class. The Riggs medals
for literary essys 10 gu Emil Goldmark. of the senior
class and John u. lIaney, Of the junior class. The
former wrote on THE Proper Relation Of the Amer
lean CITY T. the state. the latter on "Olver Cr0m'
well Salesman"
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,.

Gettysburg. Penn, June - CspeciaD.-The following
boani haa been chosen by the junior class To publish
next years spectrum: Editor inchef, Benjamin r.
Lant1; assistant. Julius F. seebach: associate editors.
Miss Margaret Hines, Herbert A. Allison Fred II
Bloomharst. William l.. Luts. Frank Fickncer: bus,
ness manager, W. b. Duttea assistants Charles +.
CursIneer and Jacob Nicholas.
The preliminareS In the tennis doubles ended In TIL,
wos Rudisil and Chilly Won Dom Huber and Enders
30, rs, IS; Eberhardt and Russell from Fair and
HOFFMAN, a-e and %; Gensemcr and Albert from
Eloomhardt and Keeer, 10. ga, IDA; Filbert IT,
and Hotter from Turner and Madaria ST. 60 Ga ;
Brallier and Rcze from knuhel and Bower, "a Ga
Bike and Grimes dcfaulted TO FlbeIt sr and Flick
"
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EVELYN COLLEGE.

Princeton, june IL epecialJ-The first class day
exercises of Evelyn College were held ON Tuesday
morning. June 7. They attended by the Profes-
sors of Princeton College who have been engaged III
the work at Evelyn, and by large number OF prom
inent people from Princeton and other places AS the
graduating class have done only the work OF the spe
cal department and not that of the full college course
there could be no regular commencement The
speeches. however, consisting of the class history by
Josephine Reade Curtis, Of Troy, ~ " and The
presentation and prophecy, by Frances Vincent
BROWN Of Pasadena, Cal, caused much laughter ana
applause. pretty exercise was the presenting by
the class, of small bouquets of foraetmenots ana
dea-halr fern each Of the students and insuuc
tors of the colleges. The class song was then sung
This was followed by vaiedctory by Lena Jewell
Kline of Portsmouth Ohio, which was listened 10
with much interest by the audience Certificates OF
proficiency were presented to the class, certifying
that they had passed examinations corresponding TO
those Of Princeton College upon the studies pursued
After the singing Of the class hymn. the beDedlcuoh
was pronounced by DR.. J. o. Murray, Dean OF Prince
ton College and trustee of EVELYN.
A concert was given Tuesday evening by the
students Of the music school, and reception In the
college parlors on Wednesday. The guests were re
ceived by the president and Mrs. Mcllvaine and a
dance for the EVELYN students and the young people
of the town followed In the evening. The graduating
class and the class Of 03 have been invited 10 re-
main al the college during the commencement eAer
Cises of Princeton college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
CORNELL.

Ithaca, y. u. June IL speciaD.-The regular ex
ercises OF commencement week began last evening
with the prize debate by seniors OF the Law school
Today the baccalnureae sermon was preached In the
armory. at 3 80 p. M. by Dr. John A. BroaduS' OF
Louisville, Ky. On Monday the wOodford prize con
test takes place at 80 p. and at o'clock the
glee and mandolin clubs will give the senior concert
for the benefit Of the crew in Wilson's Opera
House Tuesday class day exercises will be held In
the morning. and the senior ball In the armory In the
evening Wednesday morning the alumni meet In
Barnes Hall, the trustees In the General Faculty
room, and the Cornell Pennsylvania rnce fills the
afternoon. Various frateriites hold receptions In
the evening Thursday morning the formal COM
mencement exercises will be held In the armory, fol-
lowed by the university banquet IN Sage College at
p. N.
Tie agricultural banquet Oh Thursday evening was
again a pronounced success f.. F. Jones. OF Bng
hamtou, was among those who responded 10 toasts
TIE University Of PENNSYLVANIA beat Cornell at
ba Seha here yesterday Ill.
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NA-AAi.

Poughkeepsie, June ~ (specinlJ.-An the exercises
Of Vassars gala week are over and the newly made
aumnae are scattered from Maine to California
The tennis tournament was begun on SATURDAY.
sarah 5. Ilonans, Of EnelewoOd y. j. md Helen g.
Moorchead. Of XenIa ohio, both OF 90 won The
double games. on Monday the games were single, and
played for the best two sets ont OF three Miss
stang. p5; Miss Moochcad. o.: Miss Woodbridge
pa' Miss Fnr'lct, 0i; Miss Dcltwopd. '05. and Miss
iiomanS, 'o2, were The con cstanIs The greatest In
tcfest centred IN the hna eamcs which were sharply
longht between MISS Romans and Miss strang. Miss
Romans won love set. and In tie second and third
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BOW DOM.

Brunswick. Me-, June 12 Special The work upon
the new Walker Art Building is rapidly advancing
The excavations have been completed, and large
portion 81 the foundation finished. The cornerstone
will bc laid June 90 III the presence Of the
donors, the Misses walker, Of Waltham, Mass.
Tho college library has recently received a val
liable selection OF reference books in medical literature
from the library Of the late Dr. q. x. Palmer. Of Wash
r6n.
Awards Of prizes In II pllsh have been announced.
H. C. Emery. OF Ellsworth, secured the first place in
extcmpGrancous composition, bcsdc taking the Pray
prize in English literature and one Of ,he first prizes
In composition. The other first prize was by
Leon VI F0bcs q Portland. second prizes were
awarded to Harry r. snscOtt. Of Chicago, AMI Ia Earl
v Wood OF bangor who also stood second Ia tho
contest In extempOraneous composition.
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TILE X,AMEN,S COLLEGE.

Baltimore June II Specal.-The baccaanreate ser
mon was preached by President Gr'chcr on sundhy'
June s. President Grucher's sermon was from the
text We are laborers together with COD On Mon
day evening a reception was given the graduates by
the juniors In the Music Annex on Tuesday the Tau
Kappa Pts celebrated their entrance into fraternity
life by a luncheon. also served in the Annex Al
O'Clock IN the afternoon. in the FIRST Methodist Epis
copa Church certificates given 10 seven students
who have completed four year course OF inS'incuon
In the Art school. aud 10 sixteen toung ladies who
have finished the two years. work In the department
of elocuuoh.
In the evening n reception was given By the art
students, an Interesting feature of which was phi
vae view" Of the work done in the studio In the last
year Wednesday, class day. brought the customary
exercises although they were the first IN the history
of the Woman's College. The president ~ p2 Anna
Heubeck made the opening address. Harriet ;. EliS
was prophet, stella Mo1ary historian and Anna L..
Cole the poet After the exercises sp1g of ivy frm
plant brought BY President GrIcher from the tomb Of
John Wesley. planted ny the seniors on the lawn
BY the side 81 the Presidents oioe The Grafton was
read by Katherine billiard
Thursday. June q. commencement wns held In the
First Methodist Episcopal Church NJ II O'Clock IN the
morning. The chanoel was beautifully decorated With
growing plants and an esceicnt orchestra Furnished
the music Tho entire centre OF the church was 10
served for the students The opening PRAYER was
offered by Bishop Cyrus ID. Foes He was followed BY
President (rucher, who made statement of the
growth. material equipment and needs Of the college
Among other gifts received during the year President
Gr,cher reported that hc has recently r.
ceivcd n aft Of 52poooo from u gentleman
IN Baltimore who will no'. however. con
sent In have his name made known. The orator Of
the day was bishop charles H. FoF1'f Degrees were
conferred on Harriet slratton Fills. Anna Lewis tle.
Anna Iieubeck katherine billiard, Maryland, and
stella McCarty. OF Ohio For the first time caps and
gowns BY the graduates and also by Or.
Aloa L. Hall Chapman and the president.
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AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass. June IL lSpeclan-The improve
ments # the Presidents house have been competed aud
President Gates has moved into his new home. Tile
house. which was build In 1888. has been entirely
remodeed within. and ~ addItlnn bus been built.
The grounds arc being rcaIndsd. and when this u done
the place Will DO one Of the hfrN IN the village
The second edition Of tho handbook of Amherst
is nearly ready for sale. f. D. Pierce, o. is In
charge OF the work.
\. ID. Tyler. 94. has been chosen n1anaser Of the
cooperative store for the coming year.
The college Republican club bulletlned from It's
headquarters. tele0phic reports Of this progress of
business at the Minneapolis Convention. and Friday
evening held celebration for Harrison. Among the
speakers H. ). Clark 92: W. G. Freed ,o3 .
X. G. Goodell, 'O2. and Professor Grosvenor OF the
faculty. " "
The Armstrong prize for June was given n ,osenb
A. Powell, Of Br0Ohlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
DELAWAR +.

Newark Del tune IL (specaD.The Delaware Col
lege commencement oIened here last night With the
delivery Of the baccalapreate sermon In the Oratory.
bcfore large audience, by the Rev Otis A. Glaze
brook D. o. OF Elizabeth y. j.. who, several years
ago caue within several votes Of being elected preSi
dent Of Delaware College. to succeed DR.. Purnell.
Tue board Of trustees viii hold an important allday
meeting on Tuesday, and u the evening the fifty
eighth Anniversary OF the Atbenaean society will be
commeInor,ted Ther VIII DC address ~ Judge
william n. Ashman. Of Philadelphia. while the society
and fIrcwell addresses viii be made by Francis a.
Cooch and Benjanin Is. smith. respectively. The grad
uatipS exercises will take place oh Wednesday even.
ing. when degrees viii be conferred upon the follow
ing srnduates all Of Delaware samuel X Martin.
Thomas Albert Bedford. Frederick Read Richards.
Pcre Blair Pie. willard Thompson smith. Bcnia
lJgst smith. }. Edwin Grlut, james ". sat,Omus
aod George Washington Jones A. = O'Clock the an
nusl meeting and dinner u the alumni will will take
place. followed at O'clock by the competitive DIM
Of the cadet companies. and at 30 O'Clock by the
battalion arm and drrss painde. Later. the IN j.
eighth anniversary II the Delta Phl soclety will take
place. with the Hon ". {. T. FRO kinHd,e. Of kcn-
lucky n orator. Addresses viii H. delivered BY james
w ,aonus aud Charles w. Jones. The cOnmcncc-
inent hop la t0iey Hall. At 80 o'clock, will end
III" exercises.
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DREW LADIES SEMINARY.

Carmel, N. T., June IL (specinD.-The twenty
sixth annual commencement exercises began to-day
with the baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. S. l..
Bowman, S. T. d. Examinations Will take place ON
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; elecuiionary con
test Monday evening; lecture before the literary So
cietIes Tuesday evening. by John J. Reed. d. ID. ;
trustees meeting and classday exercises, Wednesday
afternoon; commencement concert, "Wednesday even
ing. In which twenty Of the alumnae will participate
Thursday. June lG, at IL a. M, commencement
The Rev. James N. Yeacer. NJ A.. has accented the
call TO the presidency.
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WELLS COIIEGE

Aurora, ~ Y, June IL SpecaD.-The commence
ment exercises Of Wells College opened this evening
with tho baccalaureate BY the president the
Rev. DR.. Edward ;. Frisbee. Following Is the pro-
gramme for the remainder Of the week Monday June
13, p. m, students concert; Tuesday. June a.
10 a. m. meeting OF aumnae; D. m. class dav ex-
ercises Wednesday, June Is, 10 a. m. meeting Of
trustees; 10 30 a. M. commencement exercises with
addresses before graduating class BY President j. q.
Schurnlan. Of Cornell University.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H., June IL specnn.-Tne Jhne uum
Der OF The Literary Monthly ISSUED next wcdnes
day. will annoudcc the election Of four new editors
AZ follows: Harlan c. Pearson. 'O3, John H. Bart
lett Edwin q. Grover and W. II. Rollins. "a. The
managing editor next year will be Philip h. stan
ley. 90.
Representatives from Amherst Dartmouth and
Williams met at Greenfield. Muss.. Jtue g. and the
old New England intercollegiate Football Asso.
ciauon having been broken up formed q new trian-
gulir league
In shutting out the Williams nine twice hast week
the bali nine did something unprecedented. OCon.
nor pitched both games for Dartmouth moi alnviny
a lit In the fist game The game with Amherst
last Friday, won by Dartmouth 10 = was a Very
hard bsht. Dartmouth seems assured OF the cham
pOnship.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE,

Freehold N. j.. June ~ CSpecial-The forty eighth
year Of this college preparatory school closed on Fri
day with commencement exercises In Randolph Hall.
W. J. Henderson. Of York class OF 10 who Inst
evening delivered address before the alumni to-day
made the presentation speech. conferred dlpomss and
awarded p,ises for competitive examination as fol
lows: United States history John T. Hughes. Of Ari-
zona, and Thomas Haight. Of NewJersey; hrst year
Latin John Hughes: essay William Lucas. of New-Jer-
soy arithmetic. william Holmes. Of New'Jersey
primary department. Harry Henderson, Of New-York.
business college department.. with practical STEM
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ALFRED UNIVERSITY.

Alfred Centre. y. v, June 10 lSpceaD-The order
OF exercises for commencement week at Alfred Uni
vcrsity are as follows: sunday evening June 10 the
baccalaureaie sermon by President Allen: on Mond, AZ
and Tuesday following the anni,e sessions of the
four literary societies will he held Tuesday evening
June IL annual concert conducted by the dean Of the
music department, " v. Williams "wednesday INN,
-, meeting OF the Alumni Association followed Inv
the annual bsnque In the evening Thursday forenoon
the hf'y'sixth commencement win bc held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
JAEANETIE

Faston, Penn. June IL (speclaD.-The classes Of
1872 and 15e2 are arranging for class reunion meet
ing Oh June %. with expectations OF Il large
attendance.
Numerous subscriptions 10 the endowment are
coming In tO President Warflcli.
The Rev. l.. W. Eckard, ID. D., Of the class OF 90
will make the washington Hall" address on the
day before commencement
The Rev. l.. G. Cline. If tic class Of 81, formerly
chaplain Of the 18th New Jersey Regiment preached
In the chapel today.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

syracuse, June II (specal.-Thc commencement ex.
cclses Of the College Of Medicine occurred
on Thursday afternoon. The Hippocratc oath
was administered by Chancellor sims, after which
a. s. Draper delivered the address OF the graduates
Tho first and second prizes for excellence in scholar
ship, were awarded respectively 10 W. D. johnson ard
C. d. Vernooy. The following Is the list OF graduates
Ellis Crane, r. q. Engelhardt, w. D. Johnson : ~
Langhorn l.. X. Peck, W. 4. Scott, G. d. Vernoor
W. ;. Williams ana f.. !. wynkoop. '' :
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CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Haokettsown, \. j.. June II ispeciaD.-The baccs,
laureate sermon delivered yesterday by the Rev.
George r. Crooks, LII. D., OF Drew Seminary and the
annual sermon by the Rev. J. L. Hamilton, D. d. The
prize contests in oratory and music occur on Monday
evening; ladies' prize contest in eocutlon, Tuesday;
class day and President Whincy's reception, on
Wednesday commencement, on Thursday