The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-20
wheaton College, Illineis

Wheaton College, 1l1fnoas.
gave the Bsccaaaress address to the graduating cIa
from the text-"who will show any eoodi''
meeting in the college chapel Rev D. j. baldwin gave
the address and Miss Rachel Beth read an essay.
Inv si e,. ss ~ spGses 2, ;a' ADDRESS Inc '''A'
The class which graduated on "wednesday was the
centre Of attraction. II numbered ten-nns OF whom
were ladiee Tho following programme was presented -
Blanchard Mission Of Natural Philosophy" Jennie
Gleason. Tho Mind" Mary 4. Goodrich. 'rhe Merits
Of Classical and Scientific Education" discussion By
poen. H.ry IT, ssnderson our National Conc.-
Where Will IL Land Us?" discussion by Clara Sedgwick
and Emma sedgwick. ''Ths Moral Beautiful" Samuel
The prospects Of the college are encouraging. The
Professionally Of Rhetoric h endowed The popularity
twelve thousand dollars for this chair while four thou
sand dollars been secured for the chair Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy.
Hobart College.
The commsneemsnt Of Hobart Free Cosss vas held
speaking for the White prize medal On Wednesday
afternoon the whitc prize essay" and Cobe literary
prize essay read by the successful essayiss Mr.
A r. obtained the nrst prizes while the two
second awarded respectively 10 Mr. VIM Taylor and
On Thursday tho exercises Of the graduating class
were held The degree Of A. B. was conferred ON four
sonorsry Rev Lorenzo 3 Ferguson honorary
Rev william A. Matson, Rev. Joseph ~ Clark and Rev
~ Ss,. Snn.r pr we On
T. D. smith, General Patrick, W. H. BOsart, Bishop Case
and Bishop Williams, Of Connecticut
Madison University.
append the order Of anniversary exercises At Mad
son University for the present year
Wednesday, July 20, nine A M.-Ths examination Of
Saturday, 10Th half pest seven MA lecture to The
students Of the University, TENT Life Palestine"
by DR.. FAIRFIELD, recently nom Palestine.
0.vH hslfv ~,nAS Tan ~ 6nfov ~
Baptist Education Society, BY the Rev P: Chown, Of
Bradford, England; two N, memorial discourse IN
respect 70 studsn fallen 10 the late war By Professor
L. n Osborn, A. NJ half past seven p. n sermon, be-
fore the Society for Inquiry the Rev. Lncan Hayden.
A. n, Of New London, y: ~
continue through the day. q two n, msctngs Of the
board for business II hafpast seven p. M the ami
me g cs
Michigan; poet Rev. Arthur T. rerson, A u, Water
Tuesday, Angus. I, ten A. M-Annivsrsary Of the
Theological semnay-sddre to the graduating class by
- ssS I ss.s
Tss Ysra-. a Rev siSdisSi,oh Re-
Bank, N J., and Rev. A. 8 Patton, A. n, Utica N =.
at baffpsst seven r NJ, annual dycourse before the
alumni and friends byRev Dc Corey, D. D., UuOs,
wednesday, "a, ten A. M.-commsncement q Msdiscz
University address 70 The s,sdusps class By ns pres
Neurology q Harvard ynivsr:ity;; =,
croiosy q Harvard The IL. contains The names and
brief notice Of the lives Of nftyfour graduates Of Cam
and deaths Of four ohsr whose dsossss not been
before reported In this formal Manner 10 added mem.
Der Of tbs GLASS Of 1923 san, survives 70 JON ns ~,
| Commencement The names and the brfef tory OF Wy
late REBELLION : also gwen W.and recorded u the ls
John 1s'i RoSin.ss q joseph WHSLE J. W Page
Of q. y. stree,er Of George rhl'ips Bond
nm. r,,s,. ora ard Hound.