The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-22
COMMENCEMENT D0INGS
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UMMEINOEME-Nl DUlNUO,
 (Continued from First Page.) and the awarding of degrees, At ? o'clock In the afternoon the alumni dinner will be ,held in Alumni hall. In the evening President Dwight will ten der Q reception to graduates and their families at the Art school.
 The senior appointments were posted Saturday, and show an unusually large number of men on the honor list. The highest stand man In scholarship in the class is John M. Gaines of Al buqueGque, N. NJ, and the second is l., R. Conklin of Monroe, N. Y. The Con necticmt men who received Phi Beta Kappa were Albert G. Keller of Mll- ford, Sherwood o. Dickerman of New Haven, l.. fl. Porter of Stamford, Fred r. Bernett of Hartford. Charles Collins of New Haven, Henry F. McDermott of New Haven, Frank M. Jeffrey and A. E. Von Tobel of Torrington, | The other high appointments receiv- ed by Connecticut men are as follows: High orations, Samuel M. Alvord of Bolton, Harvey W.Chapman of Bridge port, w. w. Gaylord of Norwich Malt land Griggs of Hartford, Fred S. Jack son of Waterbury, H. A. Perkins of Hartford,
 1 The following award of prizes for the year in the Sheffield Scientific school was announced Saturday: Class of 1897.
 For excellence in the mathematics of | ho- tween Edson Allen Hoffman of Frank fort, Ky, and Edmund Francis Tweedy of Danbury. Conn, with honorable mention of Edward Arthur Bredt of Orange, N. J., and George Paul Wis dom of Chicago. III.
 For excellence in German-The prize divided between Edson Allen Hoffman of Frankfort, Ky, and Harrie Water man Peck of New Britain, Conn, with honorable mention of Edward Arthu, Bredt of Orange, N. J.
 Class of 1898.
 For excellence in all the studies o1 the freshman year-The prizes divided between Richard Krementz of New. ark, N. J., and Walter Laning Worral of New York city, with honorable men tion of George Hoppin Humphreys, jr of New York city. and Edward James Sherwood of Westport, Conn.
 For excellence in physics-Waltel Laning Worrall of New York city, witt l honorable mention of George Hoppir ! Humphreys, jr, of New York city anC Richard Kremenfz of Newark, N. J.
 For excellence in German-Edwart :, James Sherman of Westport, Conn. with honorable mention of Justin Frank Grant of Stamford, Conn, anC Richard Krementz of Newark, N J.
 For excellence in French-Fred Gil bert Ferry of Pittsfield, Mass, witt honorable mention of Etheredge Walk CT of Boston, Mass, and Walter Lanins Worrall of New York city.
 For excellence in chemistry-Walte Laning Worrall of New York city witt honorable mention of Louis Alber Chase of Plainfield, N J., and Richar, Krementz of Newark, N. J.
 For excellence in mathematics-Th priza divided between Herbtf Tasting of Hartford, Conn, and Walter Laninl Worrall of New York city, with honor able mention of Frederick Gilbert Fer rey of Pittsfeld, Mass, and Richarc Krementz of Newark, N. J.
 For excellence in mechanical draw ing-Herbert Hastings of Hartford Conn.,. with honorable mention O Charles Frederick Parker of Guilford Conn.
 In the academic department the Lu cius r. Robinson Latin prize, open t. competition for the classes of 1896 an, 1897: First prize was won by Edwin I Robinson. class of 1896; second prize b, Rurey r. Hill, class of 1897.
 Class of 1898: First prize Henry E Wright; second prize, Louis s. Levey third prize, Robert F. Hume.
 At the close of the Law school alumni meeting and collation to be held at th Law school building from 1:30 until 3:3 p. m. to-day, the alumni, faculty ant students will form in procession and head by the "Old Guard Band" marcl to College street hall, Here oration for the Townsend prize vii be delivere followed by an address to the grad uating class by Hon. Theodore Bacol of Rochester, N. Y, Yale '53, on "Wha the Lawyer Owes to Society"
 The announcement of prize and hon ors for 1896 will then be made. Rob inson's orchestra will furnish musi in the hall.
 The public is cordially invited to b present.
 The following gentlemen have passe the bar examinations:
 New Haven county-Andrew T. Bier kan, Sparks L. Brooks, Thomas H. Go, Walter B. Cruttenden. Edward M. Day Winthrop E. Dwight, James s. Greer . John L. Hall, Walter P. Judson, Her , bert H. Kellogg, William H. Kreidel George B. Lamb, Louis L. Loomer, Ed ! ward A. McClintock, Patrick J. McMa hon, Wilbur G. Manchester, Joseph + : Manifold, John A. Matthewman, Cal F. Stahl, Loring V. Stewart, Robert ( Stoddard, Joseph c. Sweeney, Williar F. Thoms, Eugene H. Tucker, Charle B. Waller.