New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

geology: Robert Andrews Mikan. 4. b.. oberlin
College l?l physics leinrieh RleS rl b., 'G Rn
A. H. Hamilton college iss9. Greek: stuart Henry
Eowe 4 b. Yale cDees 6":s red11EG:y b M,lln!
Arthur Beamen slmonds a. b. liaryaid wmvsrsi1y'
1891: Romance languages John knnhsi small ~ n'
Walker, B. :. Massachusetts Institute OF 1,chnoosv
1897, economic: seMcn Llncol. w wnr 4 H.
Rutgers College. loo7, philosophy.
GRADUATES OF TIE s-HooL OF ARTS
The following sixtyone graduates OF the School Of
Arts received the degree Of bachelor OF ar'S'
Henry Wattcrson Bainon. William Henry Bawden'
4. e. Bassett. Henry Charles Bernheim, Man JACOB
Bcrnheim, Abraham Blur. Joseph Blur. Middleton
Smith Borland. Charles Chisholm Braincrd, Wil1nm
Ross BrincEorhof Elias Galley Brown, it, John Fran
eli, Carcw. sidney Bernhard Conn., Peter cram 'onr c
nell APPLETON Gmnnr. Roland Palmer Gray. Chann-
cy BOYD t,riiths Wlett Nicol liawkiisr IT, ~
ic r"' Iopsins' j. Jofc Frederick Kaufman. stephen
Henry K;ang larney Roberts erer h'nGsEy r, N, o"S
| Lcsinsky Ca,Iar LevaS. Edward Pcale Mae Mullen
Leonard Beccier McWhood. Walter Taylor M"r WI,
Walter Herbert Meran George Lawrence Mycrs. Wal
Ter scott Nowhonsc George y. Olcot Thomas Pollock
Peters Hamilton Bancker Phsp, Charles Louis r i%i
eson Edward tirnndy Roi,er sanford Loui, Rottcr.
william Robert shepherd. Louis Victor son'h Tnin
t @' Albert Payson Terhunc George English Tmp,cn
| samuel George Fizhugh Townsend: sidney liuhicI,
wade. Dana Clcmmcr Wells, William Edward Wc.,.
FIR, drric Newton Whitclorn, William Peek Wh!iahu'
| Fred Tompcton Zabrskic. and Augustus NnSscr' r.
Tie following young women comprising the hrs
class 10 he graduated from Barnard College also re-
ceivod the degree of bachelor Of arts Luin I" f"rr"'
Jessie b. Garretson. Alice ". Keys. Clara NJ kiugIe'
| Alice Kohn Laura G.. Levy. Mary :. Pullman Louise
| VI. Staber.
Next the degree Of bachelor % laws was conferred
ON tho following siNtv-sevcn graduates of the Law
school
F. A. Acer A. A. AlcxondYr; a. Il Aadr TSmnc r.
R"rESr II : n H"TT: + l. ny yscn lsch
W. C. Cammann; NJ T. Conn g. utSpSry' n ~; n
G"lv"r r. g. pSY1a ni r. nj p ir Edcman
H. Engclqrd, A. Epstein, E!'mgrr; . d r. tT'l1I'
IT, E FoS 81 uarran frn mnyr Il l. Gn ya &
IT, 'ackson. j. s. Iara. j. y. johnson. G. c. Kali.
aes Edcf E r. T. LoJ o. k'4 F. MsKrna
Elheny ,lr g. E. MSnzel X e. a. Mill 1o, r H. PAX H.
icrson g. Pentnrgr. /. l.. Pollak. l.. y. Power. :,
b. Robinson, }. f. Rceser. G.. DE ". Roger, g. r.
NJ D. stcucr r ii. stewart. {. +. Terry. W. Under
hin, A. V. Wagner. A. {. We'll. J. "A. Wilson.
MEDICAL DEGREES CONFERRED.
In the absence Of DR.. james W. McLanc dean Of
the College of Physicians ana surgeons. the Hippo
cratic oath was administered by Professor George L.
Peabody of the medical faculty. After this the
declee Of VI. ID. conferred upon the following
lUi graduates OF the College OF physicians and sur
| geOn>.
+. ". Abell, V. Adriance, o. P. Andrew W. J..
A,,ronf w. M,n hSl"DTdgg ai j.. D. h'r% oh " 4
n"5n jr K e. Ga' 19@n a, q, d. ch & Daror d.
s. L. Demng ". Dodge. F. Dorbe>Snn. J. Dwight.
IT,. {. a. Elsberg; \. r Fitch; jr :, g., tTnk
cireanclc. j. d. l.. tiIisslm. F. W IIagncy. J.; r.
lialsey. V. y. Iiamlin. Z. W llanlon. H. T. lqMing
is ar i'I e. T. IIadssEi% " ornlcE j. j. qG
scnmitt. NJ. iuhner: NJ, Hutchinson A. ~ Judd.
A. NJ Kane. F. NJ. Kitchel F.: \. kitungcr.
baltimore. N" % l. isa,hsrnn@. l.. Lisanoy1 Ing,
Ma,Scw LSH' Mcrcnna "'iE D. Merritt A. F. Meyer
D. + Mon9sh. F p Morgan J. D Murray T T,noi
: g. G. pinckney. Albert rttis c. G. Kathbonc. 4.
Raynor. J. NJ Rector, j, :. Richarison, h. :, Rose
l. T. sessions 4. NJ. slrady. l.. +. smith. L. r. snlpc.
sour 7 b snce " B. s slsPnsn'n F. r O. scveP
II. Tracy, II. C.. Upchurch. }. b. Van Tine J. +.
yorhees. A. s. vosbnrs g. W; Ereela"d' w Y; H.
ir', c. B. Vest 4. e. Wheeler. r. b. Whitehead,
j. Wiener. j. Wolf. = Yankauer
The degree Of engineer Of mines was conferred on
the following graduates of the school of Mines it being
noteworthy that all OF them have come from homes
more than $50 miles from New-lork 10 attend the
school Harry Garner Haskell, J. T.. Jone', Edward
Lawrence Kurtz, Henry stewart Mckee, william
Arthur Pomeroy. George Austin schro,cr. samuel
Clifton Thompson. Henry Ashe Tighman
The following graduates Of the school Of Mines re
ceived degree of civil engineer: l. f. Agramon'e.
G. w. Behrnan g. II. Clarke. H. e.. roster; Z. T.
Gregory. A. W. iankilson. G. r. Harte' X. mpyt y.
| y. j ~
As graduates Of the course Of electrical engineer
ing in the same school the degree Of f. E. given
to Milton Church Garfield Frederick Mailing Jefferson.
Francis George Robinson The dcgrc" Of bachelor Of
philosophy wa w gySn p IG Ms % OF eon nn
Hyde ana Arthur CoIings Langmuir; course Of archi
Sc'4!I brook ~ i a. 1' = cove + muhc E. Nacy
T. NJ newton, j. c. gake, r. B. POST NJ. I. Rey-
nods, 4. b.. II. A. smith, ". futile.
MALE MASTERS OF ARTS.
The degree Of master Of arts given TO the
following
II. j. Hnrc4. ir l. F. Drake r. L. ,, GIissn l. p
McninSy Mcca H. H. H"cartl"m!r 6 c.
| Voorhees, +. Walker, :. l.. Whi'conb, b. Il. Pu NAM
Tie following twelve students who have pursued
post graduate courses received the degree Of doctor
of philosophy
c. F. Bishop. F.. NJ. Blake, w; E9ndy: j. a.
RIPLEY y. : Rosrwaicr VI. West.
The only honorary degree conferred wa. mat OF
Johns Hopkins University, and II graduate Of the
The exercises Were under III direction Of Professor
J. Howard Van Amringc ana committee Of students
from each Of the graduating classes. OF which FRED
erick r zabrsRi- waS grand chairman, ana John
De l.. Grissim, grand marshal. TIE members OF III"
m" enarms oGSSr # Made aSd T. SF
nell school Of Law fr;nk ii1iher Chairman ND
Of %' phySicam and Surgeons" wam s. S,;pn"s
chairman John DE l.. tirissim and Henry &. LOWS ::
school Of Mines. Edwari Raymond BOS,ang. chair
man John f. Jones and George II. CLARK.
GRADUATES HAVE A QUALIFICATION DINNER
After the commencement exercises Of Columbia
College at Carnegie Music Hall the new graduates
Of the school of Arts at TO Mnzcis. where
they Gel. lraed. receiving their degrees with wild
joicition and a dinner. Speeches were made. amid
loud cheering, by William y. Whyland. the president
of the class: Herbert Hopkins the elias, poet, Ed
ward =. MacNlnllcn, the val"dicoriam ana George
f. IimpSon, the pet Of the class" After this
with singing and shouting, they the sights Of