The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-28

renee Anthony, Providence; John liar
 ry Bailey, New Haven; Howard Logan
 Bronson, New Haven; Walter Eaton
 Crittenden, New Haven; Robert Fer
 guson, Springfield, Mass; Wilfred Les ter Foster, Brooklyn, N. Y.; John FL
 win Gleason, Oxford, N. Y; Arthur
 Harmount Graves Hartford; Frank
 Eugene Hale, Hartford; John Bryant
 Hartwell, Providence R. l.; Roger
 Crossman Peck, North Bennington, Vt;
 oscar Stoddard Pullman, jr., Albany,
 N Y; William Gray Kicker, Ryegate,
 Vt. Harry Granville Sanders, Con-
 cord, N H.; Albert Vanderveer jr.,
 Albany, N. Y,; George Hoyt Whipple,
 Andover, Mass, and Arthur Collins
 Williams, Hartford.
 In political science and law-George 1 Hiram Bartholomew, New Haven;
 Clarence Whittlesey Bronson, New Ha-
 ven; William Sloane Coffin, New York
 city; George Musalas Colvocoresses,
 Litchfield; Morton Starr Greasy, Hart
 ford; Richard Dudley Currier. Bridge port; Herbert Brewster Fullen, Glen Ridge, N. J.. George Green, Glovers- vile, N. r.; Samuel Samter Levy, Bloomington, Ill.,; Dunlevy Milbank,
 New York city; William Horatio Nell son, West Suhield; Frank Denison
 Pendleton, somersville; Charlton Brice Thompson, Covington Ky; William
 Howard Weiss Schuylkill Haven, Pa,
 and Sidney Adams Weston, sharon,
 Mass
 In history--JerOme Herman Buck,
 Albany, N. r.; Winthrop Buck, Weth- ersfeld; Harry Augustus Dow, Pitts
 field H.; Stanley Wells Edwards, l Granby; George Lyman Hinckley,
 Northampton, Mass; Hopxin Jenkins,
 Portland, Oregon; Robert Hall McCor-
 mick, jr., Chicago; Rutger Bleeeker Miller, New York city; Leonard Adolph
 Peck, Gloversville. N. Y; Frank Hen
 ry Russell, Bridgeport; Herbert Ray
 mond Smith, New London, and Charles Stetson, Bangor, Me.
 In Englsh-Charles Alexis Kellogg, jr., Carthage, Mo; Howard Speer, Gin cinnati; Elbert Nevius Sebring Thomp son, New Haven, and Warren Parsons Thorpe, Philadelphia.
 In ancient anguages-Francis Cross. jr,, New Haven; William Savage John son, Meriden, and Albert William Van Buren, Lynn, Mass.
 | In athematics-Elisha Walker New l York city.
 In music-David Stanley Smith Tole- | do Ohio.
 ONE-YEAR HONORS. | In philosophy-John Fisher McLane, 1 New Haven, and Horace Martin Poyn- | ter, Shelbyville, Ky.
 | In natural sciences-Frank Cummings l Cook Waterbury; William Lorimer | Porter, Winterset, la; Charles Chris tian Swartz, South Norwalk, and Louis Schneider Weaver, Newry, Pa. In political science and law-Stanley Wells Edwards, Granby; William Moses Jones' Copeville, Texas, and Walter Sharp Page Columbus, o. In history-Stephen Benton Elkins, jr., Ell1ins, W. Va; Frank Edson Fled. Dover, H.. Dale Crawford Jennings, Pittsburg, Pa; Lucius Collinwood Kingman, Providence, R. l.; Francis Mitchell McClenahan, Allegheny City. Pa; Walter Sharp Page, Columbus, O.. and William Edgar Schoyer, Pittsburg. Pa
 Tn English-William Frederick Giles pie, Stamford; John Pierrepont Rice. Santa Barbara, Cal; George Bremner Tennant, Waterbury, and William Kingsley Williams, Cheyenne Wyo- ming.
 The following special prizes were awarded to the senior class in the Shef- field Scientific school:
 For excellence in mechanical engin- eering-S Samuel William Dudley, Vest vile.
 For excellence in civil engineering Henry Daniels Stowe, Enfield.
 The Beiknap prize in natural history was divided between Orville Hickok Schell, Harrisburg. Pa, and Frenk Pe1l Underhill, Norwalk, with honorable 1 mention of Henry Franklin Merriam. Summit, N. J., and George Benjamin White Cooperstown N. Y.
 The following honors in the Medical | school were announced
 The degree of doctor of medicine, cum | lasude awarded for unusual merit in | the examinations and work of the four years course-Nathan Leroy Griffin. New London N H; William John Ma roney, Springfield, Mass. and Herman Garfield Pitts, New York city.
 The Campbell gold medal, awarded | for the highest rank in the examina- tions of the fouryears' course was awarded to Herman Garfield Pitts New York city.
 The Reese prize, awarded for the most meritorious thesis, was won by Charles oscar Purinton, Ph. B, New with honorable mention of Carl William Henze, New Haven.
 Two-year honors, for excellence in all studies.
 Frederic James Carnell, electrical engineering; John Edward Collins, civil engineering; William Wakefield Cor bert, civil engineering; Samuel William mechanical engineering; Har- ry Van Vleck Clifford, civil engineer ing; Frederick George Hughes, me chanica engineering; Trumbull Kelly, engineering; Charles Scott Landers, civil engineering; Charles Lockwood, select: Henry Franklin Merriam, chemistry; Mikael l natural history; Francis Patrick Nolan. civil engineering; liar .y Longyear Preston, civil engineer ing; Edward John Rungee, civil engin- aering: Orville IdiCkoX Schell, biology; | Jesse Wheat Speidel electrical engin- eering; Henry Daniels Stowe civil ;. engineering; William Strobridge me l ,hanical engineering; Frank Pe Un- ( lerhill biology; Abraham Wolodar- 'kv select. l JJorp-c in cpaoiaI studiac oUorda5 +o |