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...Storrs of Brooklyn will preach the Baccalaureate sermon at the Amherst commencement exercises...
Wolf's Head - W. P. Parrett, South Orange, N. J.; Walter Haven Clark, Hartford; E. D. Alexander, New Brighton, N. Y.; C. F. Mackey, Franklin, Pa.; Howland Twombly, Newton, Mass; P. C. Peck, Hudson, N. Y.; A. L. Curtiss, New York; J. F. Eagle, Brooklyn; J. H. Knapp, Norwalk; F. C. Lee, Port of Spain, Trinidad; W. B. Ford, Detroit; Thomas F. Archbald, Scranton, Pa.; George X. McLanahan, Washington, D. C.; Alexander S. Cochran, New York, and Alfred H. Bello, Dallas, Texas...
...Paul's Society. - Sunday Afternoon Sermons in Christ Church. 4 p. m.May 12. - The Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D., Grace Church, Brooklyn...
...third sermon in the course given by the St. Paul's Society will be held tomorrow in Christ Church, opposite the College Gate at 4 p. m. The preacher will be the Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D., of Brooklyn. The fact that Dr. Brewster has been offered a bishopric shows that he is an able man, and as a preacher he has few equals. His sermon in the course at St. Paul's Church, Boston, this winter was considered a remarkable one. Members of the University are cordially invited to attend and seats will be reserved for them...
Accordingly, twelve Brooklyn scholarships for boys were established in Columbia College and twelve Brooklyn scholarships for girls in Barnard College. The Brooklyn scholarships are to be awarded by competition to Brooklyn boys and girls prepared for college in any school in Brooklyn, either public or private. They are to be offered three a year, beginning with the autumn of 1896, and each scholarship is to be held for the full college course of four years. The winner of a scholarship is to have the privilege of assigning the income of a scholarship to any other competitor, while retaining for himself...