The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-26
c1IEru AWARD OF PRIZES.

The following honorS anu pllAte awarded in the Sheffield Scientltlc school were announced:
 Glass of 1900, honors for excellence Tn all studies of the junior year:
 F. I. Carmel Plainville, Conn.,; A. K. Chittenden, New Haven; s. w. Dudley Westville, Conn, Trumbull Kelly west Superior, Wis; c. s. Landers, Thur mont. Md; H. F. Merriam, summit, N J.; Mikael Minasian, Adana, Turkey; F, P Nolan, Mount Carmel, Conn; 0. Ii. schell, Harrisburg, Pa; J. w. Spoidel, Wheeling, w. Va; H. D. stowe hn- field Conn. F. P. Underhill, NorWahS, Conn.
 Honors in special studies awarded to students of the junior class not reclpl- ents of general honors:
 George Francis Sheedy, Bridgeport and Julian Henry Goodman, New Ha- ven, physiological chemistry; E. St. J. Chaffee, Amenia, N. Y., French; J. C. Collins West Haven, mathematics ana civil engineering; W. w. Cobet, Brook vile Pa, mathematics and civil engl- neering; F. c. Dean, Washington, D. c. French F. F. Dutton, jr.. Gainesvllle' Fla. French; H. Van V. Clifford, Tole- do, Ohio, mathematics and civil engl- nnaring, w. T. Hartmenn, Chicago, German: F. c. Hughes, Bridgeport, Conn. mechanical engineering; L. D. Lockwood, Stamford, Conn, history ana natural science; c. J. Parker, coventry vile. N. Y, German, history and natu- ral science; E. J. Rungee, New Haven, German and French; H. F. SeaWard, New Haven. mechanical engineering; F. Smith, North Haven, Conn.,, biology; William Strobridge Stamford, Conn, German and mathematics G. B. Whlte' Cooperstown, N r., biology; Aprahain Wolodarsky, New Haven, German.
 Prizes. Glass of 1900-For excellence in the mathematics of junior year-f'' J. Carnell. Plainville, Conn.,, with honor ab1a mention of H. D. Stowe, Enheld, Conn.
 For excellence in German in the ao- vanced course-E. J. Rungee, New Ha- ven. with honorable mention or F. d. Carnell, Planvlle, Conn.
 For excellence in German in the ele- roentarv course-Abraham Wolodafsky' New Haven, with honorable mention or c. l. Parker, Coventryville, N r.
 For excellence in history-R. A. Van Voast, Cincinnati O.
 Class of 1901:
 For excellence in all the studles ol the freshman year: B. w. Kundeil, HdrIls- hurg Pa, with honorable mention or A. K Hubbard, Kane, Pa, and D. K. At water, Meriden, Conn
 For excellence in physics--A. K. Hup- band Kane, Pa, with honorable men tion of F. A. Sherwood, Ottawa Ill.
 For excellence in German-Heroerl Tucker, Cincinnati, O., with honoreple mention of H. A. Gilbert, New HaVeH' and B. w. Kunkel, Harrisburg
 For excellence in French-Hiram Mll- Ter Middlefield, Conn, with honorable mention of R. A. Pike, Woodstock Conn. and F. E. Whitney. Andover, Mass.
 For excellence in chemistry-Hugh Nick. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa, with hon- orable mention of Hiram Miller Middie- field Conn, c. J. N. Edmondson, New Haven and Henderson Gilbert Harris burg, Pa. w
 For excellence in mathematics-B. w.. r<unl<el Harrisburg, Pa, with honora- ble mention Ol A. IN. VI pa and Henderson Gilbert, Harrisburg, Pa.
 For excellence in mechanical drawing W. A. Hyde, North Haven, conn Wlth honorable mention of R. A. Pike, East Woodstock Conn, and H. B, North'NeW Haven. ,,
 For excellence in advanced English-- R Chamberlain, Denver, Col.