New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
DEGREES FOR A LARGE GLASS
COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLLEGE OF
THE CITY OF NETWORK.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLLEGE OF
THE CITY OF NETWORK
EXERCISES ~ CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL WINNERS
OF THE PRIZES
The forty -Afth annual commencement OF the Col
cge Of the CRY Of New-York was held last evening
IN Carnegie Music Hall Friends and relatives
- the students 10 the number OF fully a thousand
assembled 10 witness the exercises. while upon the
platform were seated the faculty and trustees oi
the college Degrees were conferred upon more
than eighty graduates by President Alexander >
Webb The celebration OF simple but IN
terestinc character and included attractive music
by Eben's Band and orations by members ~ the
graduating class. The orators were hmahuti
Kaiser Felix Arnold. Arthur T. Hanson. Harold
Leventhal and Louis Salant
The prize-winners were announced hy PRESIDENT
Webb as follows
SUB FRESHMAN CLASS.
WARD MEDALS Botany. JOSEPH A. STU
ART: algebra and geometry. WALTER hh'N'
DEVOE PRIZE. TO student Of greatest merit
FREDERICK BARSHELL.
FRESHMAN CLASS
ton in Creek ROBERT II LOWE: Latin
'WAARD MiEtfDAL. excellence in descriptive geom-
etry--ARTHJK {. GAKhEcHti l. Notwithstanding
WILLIAM SOLSTAROFF.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
CROMWELL GOLD MEDAL-Hlstory And bellies ,,
etres JACOB l. SCHIFF VIII cer'n AIISI,N
II. 7. GOIDSTfIN and ARLhI =, Il ITHHIA-rfts n
MAitp (MliItA}{HTs WFSisSMAN spanish. 70
sEPH KAHN drawing Ai'oi'i' DIV ''''.'
N hFiDrx GOLD MEpAI>-Mathematics AL"
FED TRANk k5G% dARN Is PRIzEs-spansh,
1SSEPH KAHN: German prize diviced one-hai
- FELIX HEIGHT
JUNIOR CLASS.
cLArIlN GOLD MEDAL7Latin, MAN a6S, RAP ,loH
hiIiGi! Ga I'2 Wy0o1. fi'''''O .....
REILLY r'z l-i FIR MSe65.IT fT5ogfs o. M6sEs
EfIcK STARR and bENJAMIN M'' '''''
o TELh SILVER MEnA!MAAX, KARII cs LOUIS
AwhRb MEDALS Po9sl sGGnoe Ism s6MrE EkM
W0oLF p1 E9ssn his,oTy Max RADIN German
/ AIEXANDER : SOLON.
SENIOR CLASS.
rEL1 COLD MEDAI.CHAdhEss IFt 81, 6RGhiH e1
CLAILIN G 2rllk Mlt1lj,.11ss sAI.ANT
anna P'1h1aatS a. G.nrD NrDAI English prose compost
'i9n tfTG !ii4'5M1 PI:izEs i6losophy, ARTHUR
Y WXRb N2b s2f N 3hcmi:l GHATs RgEHH
GER n abo.ophy M6RTMK fIsHEL G icS
THE0BoiD: IN Latin - L4u,lS pTpA1zzAAN divided
one-half to + n. SCHElpEK ,.,
The prize tor deeam"'',q9 vas TSn rR t' rfzf
I y. hltr.l' yas iaFon hy AARON W. Lev
,,,o, NIX GrsTiNE RIEssER ~ ara Of Ma , -,er
~ sciences upon IL WARD W 81 ~ ,to'pXIF
RATIO s RTRENs. -. g, GHAARL.ll.9 r i''''>''
"a and GEORGE G.. IARLhl' ''
THE SENIOR SPREAD At HARVARD
C.-u,-,,ge Mass. june q Special. The Hrs' o;
the regular harvard class day festivities h's"" u.
Memorial Hail TINS evening, when IN" f'''''' ~.
and entertained their class day 'ien's I'D '"'
roo,, which IS technically known az INC senior
49,, rb.re were many disappointed faces IN
| a.. ,,orrirg AT the chilly air. bit TIE ai'ef"oo"
vas beautiful and warm. The h's dn'"k ma -
whore Twelve hundred men get uirlf mems W., WIS
Ta,,one and the dolia on the "a. at 49, 'm, ',.
were set with the small tahIos, az r.ndrz.ous
an 49,. ,reuertt where the tablets % ih" .1lH'rs
VIM a. ,oerr r'ere hundreds Of palms ana potter
| ,i,r,e which win the new memorial. VINO" az
me Si oary bar'nc-s In The middle Of ne aIet
was a mass Of green, "Hlcf ~ 49," .r.,er. ,r.sc
two parts and WIN the banks 10 inc 'o'''''
amos{ " Si b1W Were the dancing was taking
.hero we're few decorations. but the ghIlell''
pa, r nd yyrr4 set NICK Ni'h small evergi'en f..
which gave The pace ,d,g WOMEN .ich we're ne
49, heautv ~ the occasion, barring %, .
We"T s sar1o5 they were eabora me enor
" i... only GraWna'k us FN' W.. y
rtatos II possihle for friends TO become sepa ~
amI ioet Tor the evening, but me Hl,l'' t,tF"'
,nfJcs Tor tho most part obviaied ms HiIhoui'i
J p,,tler T. j. Finlay a Dubois. J. ~ ~ t,.', 49, ~
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I In I; Wheclock ". Woodward and H. j. "hi'-
| field.
THE rIEBREW TECHNICAL INSTITUTE.
r, commencement exercises ot the Hebrew Tech
| ,.aI tne,itute were held last evening IN cooper
| ,-r,on Tho large hall crowded with the TRENDS
| ., the Institute and the thirty graduates were
,arrnlv aprlauded as they received Their dlIIo'nds
T,be ot.uug address Was made by Inc {it55 ~ -.
! Ne < ho0I James II. Hoffman The Car 9chu'@
/ C.Drge Y Berger Tno va.calctorlan was -Ab't III
/ Richrer and the address 10 tho graz va a.
! i'rere1 hy Edgar : Barney me pIL.Il,l o., ''
| I,s.ftjfc Al inferc-finL essay on A @v''tt -.
! ~ tvor" was read by Leon Luwish A. me Close
- 80 eyrrclscs pleasing flag presenia ll9n toph
- q Iargc American flag being presented 10 the
! Institute by Mrs Esther herman
r0BFJGV INSURANCE COMPANIES YIELD.
prpoRrrp TO HAVE AGREED TO THE TAX IN
cA1rFop.rA- NOTHING KNOWN OF 1T HERE.
San Francisco June 2S-It IL stated that me loi-
o,., Insurance companies doing business In inns
c. have Welded 10 the demands OF Commissioned
|.,,,rie having agreed to pay the per cent tax