COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT. 
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of the friends of the college and relations of the students to 
overcrowd the spacious hall, which they more than filled. Punc¬ 
tually at eight o’clock, the Board of Trustees, led by President 
F. D. Weisse, M.D., and followed by the entire Faculty, entered 
the room by one of the side doors, while by an opposite entrance 
appeared the graduating class, led by its marshal. The officers 
of the college ascended the platform, and the inchoate graduates 
found their assigned places in the front seats of the parquet. The 
opening prayer by the Rev. Dr. Duryea was followed bv the act 
of conferring the degrees by the President of the Board of Trus¬ 
tees, the names of the successful candidates being announced by 
Professor A. Liautard, the dean of the faculty. Forty-three 
graduates responded to their names, and received the much-cov- 
ated diplomas. These were : 
Allen, Frank.. 
Bates, Harry Ellsworth. 
Brownell, Waldo Howland. 
Brodhead, Lewis Jacob. 
Buckner, George William... 
Burnett, Theodore Addison. 
Campbell, Edwin Taylor. 
Campbell, Samuel Maurice.. 
Case, Josiah Corwin. 
Cochran, Matthew Hallinan 
Doyle, William Francis. 
Driscoll, Harry O. 
Ellis, Robert Walter. 
Fagan, Gulian Clement.. 
Farnum, William David. 
Greely, Frederick Doran.... 
Griffin, Gerald Edward. 
Hall, Charles. 
Hart, Walter Lawrence. 
Hanson, Harry Dennett...... 
Hausser, Herman. 
Hooker, John. 
Huhne, John Augustus. 
.St. Paul, Minn. 
.New Haven, Conn: 
,...New Bedford, Mass. 
.Stone Ridge, N. Y. 
....Liberty Centre, Ind. 
.Springfield, Ohio. 
.Tarrytown, N. Y. 
.Pottstown, Pa. 
.Peconic, N. Y. 
.New York, N. Y. 
.New York, N. Y. 
.New Haven, Conn. 
.Paterson, N. J. 
.New York, N. Y. 
.Waltham, Mass. 
...New Bedford, Mass. 
...Fort Robinson, Neb. 
.Randolph, N. Y. 
.Philadelphia, Pa. 
.New York, N. Y. 
.Jersey City, N. J. 
New Baltimore, Mich. 
..Kingston, N. Y. 
