The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-30

', Presentation to the President and Eel
 lows by the Deans or Directors of the re- spctlve faculties of candidates for degrees upon examination; with the conferrlng of degrees, in the following order. Bache
 lors of Arts, Bachelors of Philosophy,
 Bachelors of Laws, Bachelors of Divinity,
 Bachelors of Fine Arts, Masters of Arts,
 Masters of Laws, Civil Engineers, Me
 chanical Engineers, Doctors of Medicine,
 Doctors of Philosophy,
 s. Presentation to the President and Eel
 lows by the Rev Professor Fisher, of can
 didates for honorary degrees; with the
 conferring of honorary degrees.
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 Il. Coronation March, from ,Die. Folk
 unger" ..............E Edward Kretschmer
 The presentation was done as usual by the deans of the various faculties under which the candidates took their degrees, and the president conferred the degrees. As usual, when their names were read, the group stood up, and their representative stepped to the platform and received the diplomas for his group. The bachelors of laws, bachelors of divinity, bachelors of fine arts, masters of arts, masters of laws, civil engineers, mechanical engineers, doctors of medicine, doctors of philos- Opilys dll lllGu up dllu III LuIH NclS SlN- e ntheir diplomas. When the nine wo- men candidates for the degrees of Ph. D.s received their honors the men ap- plauded loudly.
 A significant feature of the com- mencement exercises was the presence of graduating students in military and naval uniforms. About thirty men were be ok to graduate, and wherever they appeared they were greeted with ap- plause, once in while bursting into genuine cheers.
 At all the conferring of the honor ary degrees of IL. D., the men in the body of the chapel applauded vigorous Iy, the applause eliminating in an en- thusiastic ovation when the president of the United States was given an IL. D. Prof. Fisher could hardly finish his brief introduction of President Nc Kinley because of the cheers. | The candidates for honorary degrees were presented by Prof. George R. Fisher, who for four years has filled this position. He yesterday in present ing the candidates gave a short sketch of each. The candidates with the honorary degrees received were as | follows: Master of arts, Hon. James | Wadsworth, congressman from New York; Henry Knight, M. D., superin- tendent of the Connecticut School fol Imbeciles; John Hays Hammond, '76S. who was concerned in the political dis turbances in the Transvaal on the oc. casion of the Jamieson raid; Russell w. Davenport '71S, descendant O John Davenport, founder of New Ha ven; Colonel Jacob Lyman Greene O Hartford, well known writer on fl nancial matters.
 | Doctor of letters-Prof. Charles Fred erick Johnson '55, now professor O English literature in Trinity college. Doctor of Divinity-Rev. Davic Brainard Perry '63, president of Doan college; Rev. Dr. Daniel Merriman pastor of the Central Congregations church in Worcester, Mass; Rt. Rev Chauncey B. Brewster, bishop co-adju tor of the Episcopal diocese of Connec ticut; Rev Henry Samuel Barnum '62 Doctor of laws-Hon. Irving Good l win Vann, judge of the court of ap peals of the state of New York; Hon Charles Andrews, formerly chief jus tice of the court of appeals of Ney I York state; His Excellency William Mckinley, president of the Unite, States.