New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

,ool their turn In passing the president as t'eH
romes were called and each bowed as the coveted
rrize was presented. There were so many degrees
ara en- many prizes that there was no time Tor
speeches. ,.
Chief among the degrees conferred last evening
ras that OF Doctor of Laws. conferred upon DR.
rhomas Messenger Drown president-elect OF Lehigh
University
AWARDING THE PRIZES.
Prizes were awarded follows:
pr,ze Of the Alumni Association-,To the most
s rven annually BY the Alumni Association of
me College value. $50. to John Driscoi r''~
H;o1cP cS Sa fu Of S S
Class Of iS7: given TO that member Of The gradual
ing class who shall be the author OF the best org
a essay in o Enssn Pi0s or s some other
historical subject assigned by the facui'y' 10 hu-
oS Three prizes of $3.50 $50 and 800 respectively
awarded to members Of the graduating cas-, al
saws upon one or more legal topics. First prize.
Nathan Ottinger A. NJ; second prize. Aifred arthur
Cook, a. NJ; third prize. John Henry "'''''''0''''
4 prize of $780, known as the Robert r. Toppaan
gaduans class passing ,ng bv the professor in
10 Edward STEELE Brownson. a. NJ ,., ,,..so,
h b ypn rnsdi respsctlve at $50 SIS s. FOR
the best reports In writing, by students oi 'nv -,
FRICTION Of sveh a, "h the ScwY Hospital
four consecutive months OF the KeIiosa
second prize. and DR.. Francis a. kopeeky' u""'
Three prizes valued respectively at 500 500 ard
500 awarded TO the most mer,orious com Ee,"En r
william r. Williams. second prize and Dr. T. l..
Dow. third prize , ,,or,,oi nr,ze Of $50
open for competition to the alumni OF me eo''es''
Three felowshii,s' provision for which is made
annually by the Alumni Association. are open &c, 10
graduates Of the College OF rhysa5ns for Sq scen
tine research in the department Of anatomy pnys
cosy or pathology In anaiG"{ GRAM
NJ: j.; in pathology ". S stone; NJ , d. BY
cS MaN." 'e McKim in 1871 value sso0 to John
annual prize Of $50 for the best essay in English
upon some subject OF poeH OF the
United States. TO Arthur Kline Kuhn. ,o.o ,.,.,o,
Prize ectureships. founded by the rustee . three
ienabie for three years; one Sswarded each year.
TO Harry Aspzo csnb Sy n National Society of
the Sons OF the American Revolution. to Arthur
N Hermann botanical scholarship. value so. to
Kohn Mathematical prize. value $50 to Caroline
Sophomore chemistry prize value s25. to Louise
university teowshps have oI been nes sI
ia9ssed by The of for
weight. to William Rosenzweig Arnold 3D. A shsnr
Reatt 4,
9sa ary H FFs11 SI S@
low huSpss a. NJ George ocO
Max Osterberg, Charles T9miinsqn ssarmnn F.
" Tufts Y s. TnoId. 3 Wilcox v 4 a. w SIaiey
y Elicit J. A. naTsGns and M G g. Iever i'
Barnard Fellowship Tor eneoyraging scientific re- To-
,ss s6ese by the Si late awarded
annually TO graduate a OF ey n decided aptness
for physcai Investigation and who may De d ~,
posed 70 dsvC Sont hmsu to to ouc wsm
Robb. Phi p: professor S5S OF physics III -''''
COLLEGE r HaIITff elowshp for the
Of research in phy5Ses h e%Hr Of the pepafm
PSSsas Saue the income Of o Walter
Wheeler Cook p Of the class ss Of ' Shoogy to
henT Ka DT0eI athrop r. b. Cornell University
gold medal. known the Barnard Medal for
Meritorious Service to Science" to John lIian
lord Raysgh for Or h. dscovefy Of
their absence. Professor Chandler described the
coverv.
After the awards President Low made an address,
saying in part: c,o,,,oh,. Tonight
holding her degree TO accept the S ron
had al ner u those rare spirits have LIVED and
humanity o 5srG soset III sH Of
Will M p esS You asps
Ioned Warrior to the field and that there
you "a, soyeI@sd
II goes without saying that to learn an an" educaticna
The art OF Of he highest our population
increases and becomes more band more complex
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the S SSS has st osasrye Syfh
tipcation upon the simplest apysIopmen Of great
realize ~ ssa 1opn ns viii cali for The hghe;.
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who have o to sHs mistake sduGas
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