New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
THEIR COLLEGE DAYS ENDED
THE crry COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
.r,xc ESSAYS BY TIE sTUpENio-'0N

c,.nr.rrvc ESSAYS BY THE sTCpENi7 '0N
rrnR1SG HONORARY DEGREE
.. er.t animal commencement eNei'i''
=, tho College Of the City OF New INN VIII,
n,yht I'm Music Hall. President '',,, ,,u, ,roro
rrss,dcd and seated on the Pia','" na % I,uoa
Ado,nh l. Sanger. president oil .i w., ,d,n
lion school Commissioners M'',n"". =. ,"h IT
Go I,,,postone Charles e. Nc"ru"' 'o"' L. '
Ueorge 1t Holt besides the members Of
nun. Co., Tho exercises were opened with music
'nc i rho saIuta,Ory address was gwen Dy
-, Ievussove. who took TOT MS SUBJECT y
49, D..omer, The third honorary orauoh wa
,;....a hv John Dcarng Iianey his subject beine
~, c,ornment Under the Coniedeaiion.' BE-
~ ,hs third and fourth orations there was music
tween NV hos,ra The fourth and fifth honorary
W '". ,rsre delivered by Walter Tmme and william
rI,on the former taking as his subject Amer
" and the latter The American system OIL
,,,,.rssI Suffrage" After 4 selection by the or
sh.tn. solomon Lyman delivered the sixth honorary
rat,on his subject being Counting groom and Lecture
sIous Edward Cornell Zabrskie gave the hrst
honorarv oration and took for his subject NATION
auv and Citizenship" lie also delivered the vale
dctory address >,
Honorable mention was made Of Louis Znke' H.
Seymour Esman, Fitz-Henry Fay Tucker Charics
Hafner Charles Henry schum. Horace NJ Hran' LOUIS
Eokert Dean Emery and Robert W. thompson IT,
for having obtained IS per cent OF the maximum
Of marks from the beginning OF the freshman year to
the end OF the senior year.
The degree Of Doctor of Philosophy was given to
Russe Sturgis and the degree Of Master OF Arts 10
Livingston schuyler. The following received the de
gre. OF Master OF sciences: Ferdinand +. Hoiimahh'
Charles H. Parmly. George F. salter FREDERICK NJ
Petersen and Max J. Koher The graduates were
Berkeley c. Austin. Solomon Cohn. William H. DAY.
II Seymour Eisman, William Erdman, Joseph FISCHER
Henry s j. Flynn Horace NJ. Graf. Charles Green
Charles A. Haffner. Charles V. HesselDach maurice
7 Katz Carl W. Kinkeldey, Edgar j. kohler, LOUIS
Icyv Milton 5. Lewis. Henry William Mayer. Henry
CLAY Ruhl Samuel NJ Schultz, FREDERICK
L. Smith, Victor stenberger, Arthur 5 Ten
ner Robert William Thompson. jr, sidney u
fielder, sampson II. Weinhander, Louis hnKe
samuel L. Ansbacher. Hubert Becker. solomon d.
Renolen. Henry J. Blumensohn. Isaac Bretzfcder'
walter NJ Brickner. William A. Dalton Louis Echcr''
Dean Emery Edwin Philip Fischer, Hermann George
Friedman, Adolph Goldhammer. Edwin A. F. Haiier'
shin Dearling IIanev. Oscar Won Hilehrandt. tdwln
Z Holden SCloman Hyman, Emanuel Jacobus; ieIrl
NJ Levin Moses ;. Lavussov, Edward j. McNH,lN,
George X Martin. Frederick W. Moore EleieucI,
Neus James j. Reynolds, Peter Schmuck tdWaTn
CCorncu ZebrisSi, John Henry Sclnepel, Bcrthold
scbnurer Charles II. schum. William Mnrshah Se m
Mchael Shilansky, Leonard b. Shoepied Gilman
Shetfmrk Stanton Arthur Stern Henry stock, IT,
Walter Timme Fit7-Henry Fay Tucker Adoph oroan'
M Jon prze for The best debater In the contest Of
Nav % was gwen TO Douls Levy. The prize Tor the
SSnatt defamation in the contest at ChicKerng Ha
vras given 10 INus Levy also. while ihe pnhe Joe 'f
Sest poeiic defamation was awarded 10 AiiIeu o.
Ctlchrst.