The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30
DOXOLO0Y.

BIENNlAIs ARE A BoRE-oRE-oREl
The examinations for admission college continue to.
who passed this examination to-day and was entered as
member OF college is son of Or. Edward Deladed,
the distinguished phi, sican Of New York city, who gra
The electoneering fever about which wrote you yes.
terday runs high day. The Brothers and the Limos
are 10 sorts Of tricks defeat each other in their
,u'su OF thu freshmen An Amherst student came into
Town yestenay to call upon college friend who is
nber Of toe Brothers, AT the suggestion OF his friend
10 eter college lie put book under his arm took his
carpet bag IN hand, and assuming very verdaut ap-
saunterea up Cnape street inquifing the way
An onsuspscng Inoniap falling in with him, polite "
ored to show him the and carrying his carpet bag
or bim nve' him to walk to hts room and take rest
and Ieireshnent
On the way he inquired Of tho freshman if he was
about 10 enter college. Well he gointer try ter"
Have you been well preperedg 'Im Altered not on
Greek Il am yer! sorry Tor that said LIMO 'but
leets on the 'Nabasis and mighty small piece the
New Testament
The Limo took the disguised fresh to his room,
and sent for the President OF the society and q
squad of committee men. They kept their game
son1ned sa ana al aay punching him with arsa
the Lnonan Society. Al last the poor persecn,ed Am
hers man escaped from their hands the Brothers
oycd glorious roar as he retreated 20 their nall and
narrated hat had beiaen hi while in the land Il th.
ihiiistines The iinonians were quite chaptallen.
they must now yield the palm TO the Brothers.
One of the interesting features og these annyer-
sarrs Is the union OF old classes II Ia customary
or every class 10 nett on the third anniversary
ts graduation. The next meeting ten years from
graduation and the next tweoty at whatever pero
may be agreed upon. These meetings delightful
episodes in life, where ola men rejuvcna,ef aud
young men rc-invgorated Tney be apprecia
only by those who have had the good fortune partc
At the rst reunion when the graduates are only three
years out of college the down has hardly hcen rubbed
on from the rpening peach. Ten years after down
has gone, and In twenty years the skin Is wrinked
sou may think Of the peach no longer.
The clsss Of 1883 holds its Erst morrow night
Ella lAn,x A.tg.
ccted 10 be present al the festival Since graduation
two members have died. md thirteen have been married
sboy Il particularly honored The infant Ad Il adopted
Il this reunion, A. the child Of tue class lie Is placed
standing upon the SUPPER table and presented with
,anied by an ar citing address, to which, as
You'd scarce expect ono Of his aget
Tospeak in public on the stage,
1be boy born in the class of 1885 is master Frcde
rick sumner stcarns smith, now nine months old, the
son OF Joel Sumner Smith, OF New haven
The tscss dd ClLm was preached this evening in the
North church to crowded assembly by Rev. Elijah c.
1881.
The suhcc, of the discourse was the "sccond advent
o. Chris the text was from Ihes !. H. have only
mc " give YOU skeleton OF the Sermon IL Is time to
u0 pa ch my letter,
1be preacher considered the object the time and the
msDncr Of s coming. Two opinions are entertained Of
the Inject Of hs advent one that he will 10 reign
.ersoIay and vs ply the ear,h; the other that he
All come 70 close up bis earthly dspensation, and to
The qu' ston Is 10 be determined not by the doubt
ln cxeaesis Of particular passages but by the general
tenor q the Old and New Testament properly taken a.
whole. II s especially IN be determined by tue origin
anu use OF tn terms King and kingdom In the Scriptures
~ applied 10 his reign also by the history Gods Pro
bcc, both in reference 10 Christs FIRST and second
ofning
az the time OF Chrst's second coming nothing de.
huue can be known, because nothing Il revealed In
every generation some have supposed 10 be very
Bt great work and probably a long is TO be
tonplshed IN the earth before the immediate proms
Non viii be ulned and the way prepared FOR hts coming
ESPECIALLY. the conver, ion of all nations.
ot the manner OF Chrst's coming and Judgment. II
will ,c external visible, and formal Of
grandeur and moment.
There was a colIpge boat race today but have not
-psce or time TO report IT,
Is 1T FROM THE CIrY OF GLAsoow?-we received
the following letter yesterday, bearing the post
mark OF Babylon, L. L.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FlE ISLAND. July 2l. 1886
There ashore Monday, the ilth inst near the
tgh'huuse bottle, with this card In IL, corkcd and
,alcd up;-
THos A. THOMSON 4 CO.,
CIOTHlERS
=
HTS ROYAL HfcnSEss AIBERL
126 Ingram Street,
GLASGOW.
II Il sur posed 10 have been In the water some time as
the bottle was partly covered with barnacbs
l. b SMITH.