The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
YALE COMMENCEMENT ENDS
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Rottenburg, curator of the University of Bonn, Germany.

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 Robert s. Brookings, St. Louis.
 Admiral Francis M. Bunce, U. $. N (retired), Hartford.
 John E. Mott, New York city.
 Captain William c. Wise, U. $. N, Norfolk, Va.
 Also the following former members of the college:
 Rev John H. Thomas, class of 1868, Oxford, Ohio.
 Herman Livingston, class of 1873, Catskill, N. Y.
 William A. Otis, class of 1886, Colorado Springs, Col.
 Ph. D.
 John K. Mackenzie class of 1889, Chi cago.
 The award of the leading prizes of the Yale undergraduate department was an- nounced during the progress of the eX- ercises in Battell chapel yesterday morning as follows:
 The John Addison Porter prize, open to the entire university, was won by Nathan Aver smith, son of Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth of this city. His sub ject was "Evolutions from Radcalism l to Conservatism in the History or American Political Parties" MT Smyth is a member of the junior class Of the Yale Law school.
 The Cobden club medal, open to the academic and scientific departments. was won by John Pease Norton '99 of Los Angeles, Cal, who stood highest in scholarship in his class during the en- | tire academic course.
 The DeForest mathematical prize, open to members of, the academic de- partment, was won by Arthur Sullivan Gale of the senior class of the academic department He lives in Jacksonville, Fla.
 The award of undergraduate honors in the Yale Medical school was as fol- lows:
 M. D. (Cum Laude)-John L. Burn ham, B. A., New Haven; James Pull man. B. A., Patehogue, NY, and Albert D. Won Tobel, B. A., Torrington.
 The following were announced as re- cpients of the Sheffield graduate schol- arships, class of 1S99 in the Sheffield l Scientific school: Frederick Sears Coe, Newark. N. J.; Harry Courtlandt Cause, Wilmington, Del; Frederick Brown Harrison, New Haven; William Ebenezer Ford, jr, New Haven; Harry LeBreton Gray, Springfield Mass, and William Wash burn MursiclS, Nyack, N. Y. The following prizes were awarded in the Scientific school to members of the class of 1899:
 For excellence in mechanical engi- neering-To be divided between Herbert Thacker Herr and Harry Arthur Stew ems Howarth
 For excellence in civil engineering Clarence Eugene Weaver.
 The Belknap prize in natural history Frederick Brown Humphreys.
 Other prizes afsd honors in the under graduate departments, in addition to those mentioned above were announced as follows: ACADEMIC GRADUATE FELLOW
 3 sSHIPS. Soldiers memorial fellowship-A. R. Brubacher, Yale '97, Schaefferstown, Pa
 Eldrfdge fellewship-A. s. Gale, Yale '99, Jacksonville, Fla; J. P Norton, Yale | '99, Los Angeles, Cal. Silliman fellowship-J. T. Norton jr., | Yale '9S, Albany, N Y.
 Scott Hurtt fellowship-C. U. Clark, | Yale 97, Brooklyn, N. Y Douglass fellowship--R. K. Root, Yale | '9S, New Haven. a
 Foote fellowships--A. Bumstead, Yale | '96, Roxbury, Mass; c. D. Kellogg, Yale '95, St. Louis; c, M. Hathaway, jr., Yale '99, Olyphant, Pa; S. K. Mitchell Yale '9S, Lakevilie, N. Y.
 Macy fellowship-S. F. Bassett, Yale | '9S, Wilton, Conn.
 Sloane fellowship--E. s. Downs, Yale | '99, Southington, Conn.,
 Waterman fellowship-H. J. Nichols, Yale '99, Binghamton, N. Y.
 Larned felIowships-W. Churchill, | Yale '97, New Britain, Conn: R. E. Hume, Yale '9S Ahmednagar, India; R. G. Van Name, Yale '99, New Haven; J. F. Flynn, Yale 99 Meriden, Conn. Class of 1890 fellowship-G. K. Dustin, Yale '99, Hartford, Conn.
 UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS. George M Chase, Wichita, Kan; Lou ise Dodge, Danvers, Mass; H. l.. Har- grove, Waco, Texas; Agnes Hunt, Smith college 1897, Manchester, N. H.; c. N. McAllister, New Haven: Irene T. Myers, Bethany college 1889, Wheeling, w. Va; Rokuro Nakaseko, Baltimore, Md; P. s. Fl6fCG, llHdCd, IN, l., Mdul lce II. I.oo- | nson, Madelina, Mnn. W. J. Taylor, New Haven; Fife Thompson, Boston 1891, New York city: c. H. Whitman, Bangor, Me, G. R. Wieland, New Haven. ACADEMICAL SCHOLARSHIPS w. w. DeForest scholarship-C. F. Yale '99, Putnam, Conn. Clark scholarships-S, K. Mitchell, Yale '9S, Lakeville, N. Y.; john Francis Flynn, B. A., Yale 99, Meriden. Conn. UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS. Elizabeth F. Abbe, Wellesley college S96 Dorchester Mass, D. Baldwin, New Haven; Amy L. Barbour, B. A., 1 smith college 1891, Hartford, Conn; J. 3arrell, New Providence, N. J.; T. c. Bowie, Chapel Hill, N C.; E. W. Brown, Iew Haven; r. s. Bunnell. Chicago; H. '. Cleland, Pierce, Neb.; H. P. Collins, Iew Brunswick, N. J.; R, J. Donnelly, |