New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27


story Of an freshman who said he pad attention to sleep when
anything but drink Owing distances from the speaker
died Of spontaneous e6mbnton Nv ss m his breath in
attempting 10 blow ont candle whose melancholy death
frightened todeath vowed that he would never attempt to
bow ont candle; His remaks throughout were
alluded to President Jeremiah Day Glass 1885, the plat
form low y years old and WHO Lad been period
FOR 30 years President the College.
f. j. Kagsbury Of waterbury responded to the class of
called Gep. Noble OF Missouri who responded briefly
Later classes were called but no responses being made the
The following prominent graduates noticed during the
exercises The lion. Henry c. Denang IL G. the Rev.
dent Day Gov W H. Robinson Gov Ellsworth. VIM H.
Ihdwel editor Eclectic Megsznei WIN Bradley and the
Rev. DR. Lord Washington D. C. the Hon. John Boyd for
for the
Phi BETA KAPPA.
The business meeting Of this society occurred yesterday
morning Alexander C. Twining IL. D., Yice-Presdent
The following appointments made for Commence
Gen O. S Ferry Of Norws Orator the Rev Dr. Thompson
Of Ner YOIk cry Substitute osoE The Rev Dr. 2 D MOrd, Of
s 1,e Poo. Ohio Poet the Rev g. Dole Of M'"''0'' sa'
The Grafton and Poem delivered evening before
very select audieDce-tbe former by the Hon. Andrew d.
white on Aristocroces Based the Traditions Of Oppes
sion and showed immense study and research The Poem
Tle rennla meeting OF the class Of 1863 held at the
BY Hartman Woodruff Bundy of Mr.. George Bundy ]
am unable to give extended notice OF the exercises Ny
ONE HUNDRED AND rrFrY-s1xrH CONFINEMENT.
The classes formed early hour this forenoon in front Of
the Lyceum aud proceeded 10 the Central (Dr Bacons)
Church in the following order is Band I'd Undersrsdu
wolsey his by Hawley stu Professors
Ds d 4s A@D AIg e az oe aS the
Music WIN, Tell. Overture Organ and orehe.s RS;.ini
T. 'o9 fsiiSny oo odivida a By Gorge shpaa
p'S s sssb Maurice q bSs co: 9 81 So o'si
Music E.Ts dsmoq Aa'ID99r ea,r pc O Won Nv
Essay Genias BY Henry Perrin Holmes. Worse'eE Mass
IT, Music sraIe Overture Organ and Orches,r.-Foow H.
orsion Universal Suffrage ia Lore Cities BY Frank Smith ChsPn
hs'' SSol7ted H. ~ "a w Aha
Ggor H. Grafton Ins % o. ~ Oa a
T. Grafton The ee.;e." 5 hsqry OTIS w91sy ws'pn .vs5
10 Music Donnedersus. 20 Grafton. Citizenship Of To-
Dfy By DARN P'as .n sSes T s, o Nn peSiS s
ter by Marion Ohio a. Music La mueiee d
Afcr the above exercises the Alumni dinner was given
Th.re could have been short Of thousand persons
present at the dinner and 1t matter Of surprise Una. no.
ing worthy OF record occurred there The Alumni according
to seniority Of classes quietly marched IN aud took their seat
and commenced the repast the only interruption pens tu
lessng asked by President Wooey AT TIE conclusion OF
The music at the exercises both forenoon and after
OF unusually high order and the addresses OF the
students were should say. than ordinarily eedaDe
should Ike to parcaaTze in two OF three Instances Dut re-
fran for the best o reasons
IL of general remark that there are so few DIS
tingushed strangers here during this Commencement Inc
following was the programme for afternoon. - III,
U,eron Tie Influence Of Revolution q lei Civil
Liberty by Gusvu. Perpont Davis H.nfrd D. Dissertation
Music Siege 4 Corinth Fiuae-Rossui s. pseraon, The
~ Rights by Henry BqInhsn Mead HinshsT Mass y
O. Essay Ruius Choaie as Law
yer By Clifford Wade Pittsburgh Pa o,aii9n re bs
Tannhauer March Organ aud Orcho.t4-M auer ~ O,9lon
The Congress" by SAMUEL Benedict ~ gohn NeHa
naan Ey Tom iInghe and his Works, by EdTsId Ear
Goodrich. New Haven - h1sic: Der Bitz Romanri-vy. -
Ruskns Greed by Charles MeLl an souihge Ipwn
Mas. IS 9r' N s s.at R Ss 'f i hs.y
False Liberty by inward iouDg tnck' Bridgeport 10 Oa9n
Frederick Newton Jud.ou Haven 49, Music NachtageI IN
rnads Ouv 90 Degrees conferred IL Prayer oy the
President
There are at present in the College Theological Students
pa Law Students 35 Medical Students. 4l students IN
Philosophy and S Seniors s1 Juniors lO sopho
mores 100, aud Freshmen LOO.
The accessory annual expenses Of student In Iole are get
down in the book at from s295 si55 This estimate does
include for apparel pocket money traFebB anu
board on occasions Informed by intel Seniors that
the per fall much short OF sUOV vi
IL be Increased al H9tHm-bu pIoPoIuoHa'o IL
Jury 10 the student.
The number books in the Libraries Of the College number
IS 90 copies
Prof Northop, and Senior John X Creeyey Du more e
pecay tho latter cOurtese and kndneses 10 me WHICH
deserve. least this poor return . , 81, ,...
MANY OF the graduates already provided with situations
and many Others business study the professions
Inc more prominent that recall George e. Holt lass
Orator who goes into The Palladium Associate EDITOR
ohn Crcevy goes Cincinnati 20 assume charge OF tne
Classical and Mathematical Department IN Chekering in
tue Hicks took the De Forrest Gold Medal goes TO New
York 10 for ministry Cole SautaoIiaD Is 10 study
law Several honorary degrees we're conferred 9ut wa III
able obtain the hour OF sending this EAUoN
Buckingham received the degree OF LII d.
.EIcu,ed from speaking account Of 'ickre'