The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-16
At LAST THEY'RE GRADUATED.

SixtyThird Annual Exercises Of the State
Univereits-The Largest Class.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
BLooMINGToN, Ind, June 15.-The sixty
third annual commencement exercises OF
Indiana University closed to-day. Tho
| graduating class was one of the largest of
Indiana University. aud the old custom of
each senior making N speech was aban-
dOned. AS a substitute the Rev. John A.
Barrows, of Chicago. gave an address on
The Need and Comfort of Theism." After,
short address The degrees were conferred
by Dr. Coulter, as follows:
Bachelor OF Arts
In Botany Clarence L. Hoffman, Blooming
ton; Edwin b. Ulne. Mishawaka-
In Chemistry Charles W. Hartl0n, Evansville;
In Economies and Social science-George II.
Bachelor, Vernon; Walter Z. Freudenberg. FL
berneld: James Z; Hageriy; Rolling Prairie:
Charles NJ Hubba d. Portland; Francis T.. Kin
sey, Claypool; samuel T.. Sparkling, Rensselaer,;
John NJ Nall Clermont
In Englith-Eilen lone Bond. Richmond;
Charles Anna Moore, vincennes; Helen shields,
Bloomington; Harry o. Wise. Fort Wayne.
In Geelogy-Harry Larides. Carroll.
In GerIDanfc Languaxes-Jennie Ewing,
Bloomington; Herman J. Gaertner. Deshler O.;
Laura M Moore, Nashville.
In Greek-Anna NJ. Demaree, Bloomington;
Ethel Rondthaler, Indianapolis; Lulu c. Wander
sarr. Indianapolis.
In History-Charies Ali. Moweaqua, Ill;
Olive NJ. Hughes, Bloomington; John L. Kelley,
bloomington: Louise Mathers Bloomington; Ida
NJ. Reid, Albion. ILL.,; Charles :. sembower, Gar
rett; James L. Weaver. Cutler
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. Allerdice. Indian
ar0lis; James W. Baker, Pegin; Katharine
Bynn. Fort Wayne: Daniel r. Eilebarger. Harris
vile; Harry G. Meloy. North Vernon; David A.
Rothrock, Milltown Joseph A. Weaver, Annap-
In Medical Preparaiory-william p. Garsh-
wiler, Franklin; Clarenoe Province. Providence.
In Pedagogics-Thomas L. Harris, sheridan;
James H. Henry. Martinsville.
In Philosophy-Alfred NJ Balm. Martlnsville;
George IL, Burke. Wabash: Elizabeth Comstock.
sell RatlG, Paramount
In Physics-Ezra Borland. BLOOMINGTON.
mond.
In Zooloey-sylvester B. McCracken. Delphi,
Albert b. Ulrey, North Manchester
Bachelor Of Lao.
lamar Althouse, New Harmony; Carl Cochran,
Logan. Ia; Frank j. Dunn. Bloomington; Edwin
F. Dyer. A. B., GOsp0rt; James Il. Filbert. Lin
II: HATFIELD. A. b. Boonvilie; Hoyt King. Indi-
apapois Harry j. Pecknpaugh. Grandview;
kh%aTd PTS FiG &o William nsa, RegeT
smith, Evansville; John L. Stephenson, A. B.,
Camphellshmrg; Eli b. Stephenson. salem; James
b. Wilson. Worthington.
Master of Arts.
In Botany-David NJ Mother. Patriot; Henry
Z. Seaton, Wabash College, Richmond.
In CheInistry-Shernan Davis. Bloomington.
In Economies and Social science-Mason U.
In Englsh-Jeremiah W. Bray. Monrovia; Rob-
ert A. Ogg. Greencastle.
| In Gerinanic MISUNDERSTANDING b. Maxwell,
| Bloomington; Frederick w. Truscott. New Har-
| lnony.
In Mathematics-schu c. Davisson, Salem.
vile; samuel E. Harwood, Attioa; John T. Peri
| go, BOonville; Everett chepardsOn, Oakland.
Cal; Arnold Tomkins, Terre Haute;
In General Literary WOrk-William E. Henry,
| Peru.
Doctor OF Philosophy
Elmon nj. Fisher Franklin College, Urmey.
| vile; George W. Martin, Wabash College. Craw-
louisville.
| President Tuttie's Successor.
Srecial 10 the Indianapolis Journal
| CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, June 1.-THE
| Wsbash College trustees were In session
| tins afternoon. and the time was mostly
devoted TO looking into the finances There
| is q very favorable prospect that q presi-
| dent will be named soon-poesibly to-mor-
row. A telegram was sent to DIR. Jetfreys, ae
| Oil City. Pa, asking him to meet tho trus-
tees here Tomorrow Tor the purpose of con-
| ferring III regard to the presidency. This
| is the man who Is recommended for the
| vacancy by the instruction committee. He
IL prominent educator. being now presl-
dent of the Westminster pa College.
| and was for twenty years professor of
literature in the Lincoln PA University.
The ifty-fourth commencement exer-
cises of Wabash College were held this
morning mt the Music Hall The com
| mencement Grafton was then delivered by
| Rev. Samuel j. Niocolls, of ST. Louis, on
| TINS theme, american Colleges" At tho
conclusion of this address President Tut
| tie delivered his farewell and gave the
seniors their sheep-skins The senior class
was composed of the following students
W. C. Abbott. Noblesvile; W. w. Baker. Craw-
fOrdsville; W. Il. Christian. jr., Indianapolis; W.
| NJ Condit. Terre Haute died June p; A. +.
Dole, Paris. H.; Fl. w. Dnckworth, Crawfords-
Vile; Frank NJ Erickson, woodlawn Park. Ill-I
L. II. Evans. Indianapolis; H. I: Gary, Rising
| Sun; Warren Goldsberry. Annapolis; W. v. Hal,
| Gesse; Fred Heller. Brownstown: K. W. Hurley
| Crawfordsville 4. L. Martin. LaGro; &. :. Nc
| Cure, Charlottesville; r.. McNutt, Charleston.
H.; &. s. Osborne. Oakland. Cal: c. l.. Oswald.
Ossian: B. r. Prupk, Indianapolis; Z. L. steele,
IJrhaua III: q. G.. TAYLOR, Princeville, Ill: III.
| Thomson, Crawfordsviile; A. f. Van Tobei, Har-
winton, Conn; II. s. Wedding. Crawf0rdsyille;
j. q. Wedding, Charlottesville.
Following degrees were conferred by the
| trusters:
LII. D.. Judge f. z. Hammond, of Rens-
! se.aer
ID. d.. Rev. Z. II. Little. of Danville. III.
A. NJ. A. J. Martin, L. Z. McCord. o. ID.
Humphrey. NJ. A. Brannon ana X. ~.
| WbiteJOy.
Just before the benediction DIR. Niccolls
stepped to the front Of the stage and pro-
posed three cheers for DIR. futile which
were given with o hearty vim. Then fol-
lowed three cheers for Mrs. Tuttle. The
seniors wore their mortar boards and
gowns being the first class 10 do this on
graduation day.