New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
EBOu THE CITY UNIVERSITY.
TWENTY-FIVE GRADUATES SEMI FORTH.
EXERCISES IN THE MEihoi o-'
1rAN OPERA HoUsE-HoNoRARY DE-

GREEs AND PRIZES.
Tho Switch commencement of the University OF
IN. CITY of Ncw-York drew crowds OF people " .'o
Nct-opolltan opera House last evening Ninc's ~
cr,d,otcs were added to the alumni who nave oaii'u
tho fame of the old institution to the various
y, .,o ,,nd The address Of Chancellor MacCracKeh
,ros encouraging indeed 10 the many friends OF 'ho
university. lie painted o'i~I' pi'''10 " WV
htion's future.
ia cercnnonics began az O'Clock with the maFch
~ the university professors and tutors TO inc s'aS
After PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. Edward AoDo''' NV
Chancellor conferred the degrees upon the 9adu,e'
NJ the various departments OF the uniVcrsi''' i"0
,,ors, orations listened to with ihceSt w
mo large audience The saltltatory Grafton was nc
u,orod bv Charles Alfred Blll the philosophical ora
,,o, hv Arthur Cecil Perry IT,, the scientific ofa'o''
- Science the Hope OF Politics. by Augustus He"e''
skiIlln Oratons were also delivered by hoperl i''
tonpudolpb mon "Ihe Municipal Problem" ana
william Curtis Mains upon 1.-The Moral Eemen, II"
Greatness Robert Robinson delivered the val"
dietary Grafton His subject was "lndepehdehoo Va
Mind Eugene Pierre Wccu ana Art''ur ""D
Rlpcr we're excused from speaking
Tho derroe NJ A. b. was conferred upon A. A. Ben
mott H. Brown p. C. Cloyd, F. A. Coons. W. -
Mains. c. A. Palmer, X. Robinson, X. l. huuoip"'
e. H. Valentine and \. W. Van Ripper
These receiving the degree Of Bachelor OF sccice
,cre G.. O. Baese E. Berry, c. A. Bill. T. s. Hope
III. u.
Roberts A. F. Won Seghardt, a. H. sklliin' u ~
van Busklrk and f. p. Weed
Tho next decree 10 be given was that OF Master OF
Arts Those who received 1t were IT, y. Di'Dro"'
r F. Gunnison VI. l.. Gates, F. B. Kelley sarah D..
Mcyary II. X. Miller. W. o. Mussey, A. c. r. opdyke'
r d. Penfeld :. W. Probcrt T. c. Stearns. ii. d..
Brown J. L. Clark and J. W. Kennedy
The degree Of Master OF science was conferred upon
r. T. Anderson, r. VI. Mackenzie and J. J. McNulty.
- of Philosophy given 20
T p. Brady, L. ". Barney, X. 5. Blake, Mary b.
nennis H. H. Gadsby, W. B. Forbush, J. Handley'
r. = Kovser. r. c. McClelland, J. d. McCush. c. E.
MocGnnis, II. p. O'Nel, W. A. sadtler and e. u
sherman.
The dcgre. of Civil Engineer was conferred upon
" G. Clark. c. T. Gardner, II. L. Holt and Z. T.
Van Bushirk.
,ocv wore Emma L. Ballou, Elias Crane Catherine A.
clancy. Isabel Camp, c. NJ Dalrymple, j. d. Diii
I'm cham Mabel Greene, Blanche iIasey, W. ID. He!er'
J. Imogcn Howard II. Won der lieide. Alice NJ LOCK-
wood w. A. Miller, Maude Page Marie W. du puget
Caroline W. Reborn, Ellsworth SlaftO c. T. seaman.
X Sexton A. ". smith, Franklin Thorne and A. D.
Wells.
Eight persons received the degree OF Doctor OF
Pedagogy. They were Gertrude NJ Edmund, W. +.
Gordon Ellen r. Kenyon, Jenny b. Merrill, A. IT,
Merwin, b. c. Magic. j. l.. Taylor and l.. j. WhitneS'
fhc honorary degree Of Doctor Of Divinity was con-
ferrcd upon Isaiah y. HopwoOd. Horace Grant ohde
wood william Taylor and william b. Richards, ana
the honorary degree of Master Of Laws upon Myer >
I~aacs F. F. shepard, Christopher G. Tiedcnan a. NJ
and Henry W. Jessup. =, ,,oo 80. or.
The A. ogden feowships. worth 1900 each. were
awarded 10 Robert Robinson, the valedlcorlan, ana
William (nrti,s Mains The william H.. Inman fei-
lowship worth $50. went to C. a. Bill the .aiutat9-
nan Tie Butler Eucelan prizes. valued at 81 eicn
rern won b Mr. Mains who also victor last year.
won ky Mr. Mains, who also victor last year,
and G. T. Chase The German prize, 800 weilt 10
lanes Francis Rice, and the Hebrew prize 49, 10
Arthur Cole. ,,