New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
FAREWELL TO ALMA MATER.
FINAL EXERCISES AT PRINCETON.
BUSY HOURS FOR THE GRADUATES IN ihI
SCIENTIFIC AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS

FINAL EXERCISES AT PRlNCEloN'
BUSY HOURS FOR THE GRADUATES IN TIE
SCIENTIFIC AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
Princeton. June 10 epeciaD-Everythihs WIS "
be seen to-day at Princeton, for the museums WIZ
thrown open to visitors and graduation eAer'i9e'
were taking place m the scientihc as wen 40
academic departments Of the college, Inc Iu'iioi
orator contest was held yesterday evening IN INC
First Presbyterian Church. and attracted Il HFs'
audience There were four speakers from each d Tue
literary societies, the A'aeritan Wing ana Chosop'o
as follows Alexander McGaihn of Belfast lreahu'
who spoke on Calvinism. a Political Force James
NJ Broduax OF Mason, Tenn The spirit oil Amer
caa tensions; Herbert H. Fisher, OF Peoria III.
.Sectarianism and the Public school; Donald AicNal
Of Caledonia, y. Y, The Poetic GENUS oi u'i'on
George = McCague, Of Omaha, Nco'' reSsilii'i"
and Progress; Edward K. Laughlln, OF ri''S"us'
"Demosthenes, a Failure and success Mo'i'"aN
sykes of scotch Plains, " j" "lhe furllah !"
Literature and Arts Ernest F. Kcigwn, OF Winning
ton Dell The Age Of Goid.' The lnase' WIZ
for the Junior orator medals the Kew W. W. n'0N
'C2 OF New-Jersey: J. Clarence CohoVer ''' %
XewJersey; Otto Cronse, SO, of New-Jersey' anu
j. Aspinwall Hodge, jr., SO, Of New-,orA' T." Wv
Maclcan prize the judges WIRE Professor Jon" ~
Witt 81 OF New-Jersey: Professor James = Dennis
~ OF SYRIA and Professor i. W. hunt, o'' Va
New.Jerscy The result Of the contest VIII W
announced at the closing exercises tomorrow
The reading Of theses BY the graduating class oi 'e
nf q
The programme was as follows Cornelius X. Aehe"'
~ Now York CITY on The ElcctOstauc Watthe'l
os = Means of Measuring Electrical Energy |lr'u
T. Earhar Of Brooklyn, A Comparative i'a' %
Materials for storage Battery Plates ssilhue l. No''
OF Princeton, The Eectrostaue "a"nic'i "
Means of Measuring Electrical Energy : 'oIi H.
Moore. of Caesar Ind, Loss of Energy IN Dicieo
,rics subject 10 Eectromotve Forces MeI"!" l.
I.udo,nb Of Atclen Penn, - Test of iiehas ARC
Iamn for Alternate Currents; Van Allen HaTrS' vi
princeton, Design for Remodelns the ilooiS %
Factory with the View of Rendering IL fhcP'ooi
Hind {. IIurt, of san Antonio, Tex "heVe" VI Wv
, ropos,d Bridge Crossing the Hache River on 'ne
Line OF the East Tennessee, Virginia Ill" "So's
Ralroadn George Maclaclde. it, oil friiEe'on' i
,iey of the Roof OF the stockhouse of the Moho-
cabela Furnace Company; Howard Moore' VI way
ION ~ j.. Review of the standpipe ol 'He fiii. 'o
Ma,er Company; Robert NcMuileh' oi inui"'''
1.nn Review of standard slate Order oi 'he
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad; Edward NJ Nor'oh' il" VI
San Antonio, TeA Review of the Bridge CrosSins
tho Roston and Albany Railroad the line oi BeF"e
ley-,t Boston, Charles L. IL. sacier, oil fhhai'i-
pima. Review OF single Track Bridge ol 'ic "iS
souri,, Kansas ana Texas HallToau ii'iD''
FISHER of Philadelphia The spleen Ho""" -
lorman, Of Jersey City, Development oi 'ie NP'"
Nerve: George c. Fraser. Of Washington, ID. u
. Glacial Periods and Their Causes; Kenneth C. hir'
land Of South Orange, n. j.. translation oi r'c
men,e des Geologic of Hermann Credner; ieil'"hs
ton satterthwailo. Of PRINCETON, "Ihe Use oi Do"'
IN Architecture
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the memorial eh' Vi
IN. class of '-3 To the library was formally pre-
septed to the college, j. y. Hodge. IT,, pesenns the
gin ON behalf tue class ana President ration &c
seep,ing ii ON behalf Of the trustees and Professor
f. "A handsome one, consisting vi Il thouS.n. wa
umes on political science ahd lurispruuuehoe' 70
pether with Il permanent endowment Tor INC P"IPOs'
Of keeping the collection supplied with tAe ia''S'
,. nnnIml In,.ling of the American Wing ana
Cliosophic societies held i'll their he" nails
at IL o'clock. - ,....... -, .,,o day wa. f.,
course Inc annual alGmni dinner, which WAS led
in University Hall nj o'clock this AFTERNOON ih'i'
wr,o "V k,yXaider. Co, Of New-York city Dr.
samuel Lloyd, -, Of sew; York City N; MI.of
~ Of WashiIet om; senator Alfred II. Colqutt
a. of Atlanta, Ga ana senator GeoIsH UfSS' ~
responded to toaSts Mr. n9sy or TIE ne; class as
The n Class '" Of rs " T. Kcmmtl of Ililadc phia
for the class OF 'es the rev, Howard Pnied' Of
Carter Of Newark. for the class Of 90, Francs
Palmer Of Kcrncbunkport, Me-. for the class OF 30
pIe-.nt proceeded Prospect the home OF lIcHldeh
!aon where an n MIC Hr rre ,I'd WAS ''0cr'
lne annual Lyndc prize debate was held IN .he
Fir ierln Church at 30 oe;ock li1 evening ven
for By three seniors from each OF The literary
societies. Tie question Tor this evenings debate
Resolved That the pending act providing for iioIne
Rule for Ireland should bccomc Jaw. The debacra
vania, and J. W. leyerS OF fenh,ENmhI., ioT w W.
Affirmative, and &. A. Tawney Of Minnesota; J. W
Nicely. of indiana ana D. L. na, I,ard Nv w sn
don. professor Rolcrt b. Petty Robert X Prentiec
result ra Of the debate viii be announced at Che grad
uatng exercises. TO be held In The FIRST thurVh 'oo
Immediately after the debate. the annual sophomore
reception took place in the gymnasium