New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
COLLEGE COMlfENCEMENTS.

YALE COLLEGE.-The following is the pro-
gramme for the commencement week of Yale College
Saturday, July IS, first examination of candidates for
admission. Sunday afternoon, July 10 Baccaaureate
sermon, by President WOolsey. Monday and Tuesday
July 20 and 81, examination for admission continued
Monday evening" exercises of the graduating the
school Tuesday evening, ConcO ad Cerum 10y the
John Churchill, of Woodbury., Conn. Wednesday morn
b. X, Society. Wednesday morning, July o.
annual meeting of the Alumni Of Yale
College TO be followed by the Grafton and poem before
the PHI b. Society; Orator, the Rev. Joseph .ThOmp
son, ID. d.. LID cass of 1885, of n Y city: Poet the
Rev George r. Dole, class of 1921 OF Stockbrdge, Mass
fore the Society of the Brothers in Unity: Orator the 1T
Rev. T. NJ Clark, D. D. ID. c. L.. (cass OF 1917 OF Rhode
ter ~ y Wednesday evening reception in honor Of the
Building. Also Wednesday, class meetings of the
classes Of 1928 1925 1885, 1sl3 lslS 1885, 1855 1863 Thurs
day morning. July & commencement to be followed by
the annual dinner Of the Alumni
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, MIDDLETOwN, COM.
The Senior Examination Of this Institution took place
on June "a, and the Junior Examination on the 7th
inst. Glass Day was on June 25 The Baccalaureate
sermon preached yesterday morning by the Rev.
Joseph Cummings, ID. d., LID The address before the
Missionary Lyccum delivered by the Rev. Is; H.
Nada d. d. To-day the anniversary addresses VIII be
delivered the Orator Of the day being Horace Greeley
and the Poet Gen. Charles van Landt lOlhoIIoW
a gymnastic exhibition VIII be given The meeting
Of the Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors Will be held
July Il, a. M and the QuarterCentennial Celehra-
ton Of the Vi OF Psi Epsilon on the same evening The
following programme
Tuesday: Meeting OF the Joint Board Of Trustees and
Visitors. Tuesday, July Is. a. m; QuarteTCenennal
=. ~; Orator, the Rev James T. Latlner IOe the non
L. ID. Hammond Business Meeting and Anniversary OF
Dedication OF Rich Hall, Wednesday July 10 10 a. ~;
connected with the Laying OF the Corner Stone
OF the Memorial Chapel, Wednesday July IS, IL a. IN;
Commencement Concert. Wednesday, July 10, 7t D. M;
OF the Glasses Of 1S43 49, 5S, G ana Co. we'd
nesday July 10 Alumni Festival, Wednesday July 10
TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD-The Com
hoo. I11
on Wednesday The House Of Convocaton after prayers
met In the Cabinet The following is the obituary Of the
past year: EbCueZer FaXOn, Glass OF ~, died al Bl
more March 1sss; Lewis liver Glass of 4a. died at
Ponsscoia FebrusTv Isls. the Right Rev. Thomas +.
Scott Bishop Of Oregon who received the degree OF j. D.
in 1855 died July 1867. The following officers were
elected for the next two years Dean, the Rev l. b.
Simpson NJ A.. Glass Of as SubDean, 7. j. briggs,
,G5: Bussar J. Ward smyth. NJ. A., Glass Of 49, The
following appointments were made for the Commence
ment Of 1902 Orator, the Rev j. A. FaddocA N ass
OF rs; Substitute l.. NJ Gallaudet NJ A., Class OF 81
Poet the Rev G. H. W Stocking, Glass OF go; Substitute
the Rev Prof Johnson Class OF 3d. The Pm Beta hap"
met in the Athenaum Hall NJ y o'clock The following
officers chosen for next year; President, Prof
Mitchell, NJ A., OF the Alpha OF Massachusetts;
Secretary, the Rev. Prof. Niles NJ. A. Cins7
of ~; Treasurer, j. J. Drggs' Casa OF Or
The following students have passed successful exam
inaton for honors: OF the Ju4Is Mr 40 DUho 10
Greek, Latin, Mathematics, and lnghsh; MI CaIttf ih
Greek, LATIN, and Mathematics and Mr Buckingham ~
Latin. OF the Sophomore MossFs. locke Lunei' ana
II. r. WhlOck IN Greek. Latin, Mhthelauca' anu II
gsh; Mr. Brocklesby IN Latin Mathematics aud
Mr. BaCkus mathematics ana i-lEll7s MI il'i iil
Greek and Messrs Bryant and Nichols M MathemsicH
OF the Freshmen Messrs. Gordon, Waterman, and WOOD
in Greek Latin Mathematics, and Englshi Mcssrs Han
nimau and Williams IN Greek Latin aud Lnglisg MeHas
Bates and Parsons IN Greek aud LATIN, ana Messit.
Reavcn aud Murray IN Latin OF the University students.
Mr. Trotters in Mathematics.
NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, NASH
VILE TENNThe sessions OF the Association are 10 Doe
held in Nashville the 18th, 2oih, aud DIST Of August
NashvlIe. denver tuc auufc-- Of "si'.''t - .
" Andrews OF Marietta College, Will read report upon
fine studv OF the classics IN colleges and D faul =
Siadboiirla PresidaDt tie University Of Wisconsin,
will deliver lecture the first day Othcr addrtt-ce
are 10 be delivered by Gen. John Eaton, Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Tor Tennessee, the Hon Horace
Maynard Prof Holmes Of the University OF Virginia.
and others. IL IS expected that this meeting
will be one Of unusual interest The Legisa-
ture OF Tennessee, 10y Joint resolution, ten
dered the Association the legislative halls FOR the
sious The educators OF Tennessee are ready 70
extend a warm welcome 20 their brethren from fhc whole
country Arrangements have been made for excursions
TO the Mammoth Cave, and 70 other points % national
interest The railroads ceHtering at Nashville viii give
free return tickets those who pay full fare them
in going 70 the meeting. The Pennsylvania Railroad VIII
also give free return tckcts aud application, have been
made o. other roads for similar iavor- II obtained 10
season due notice will be gwen u another circular TIE
National Association Of School superintendent VIII meet
al Nashville Monday morning, August H. and continue
IN session day. The annual meeting OF the American
Normal school Association is 10 De hcdat tho same place.
Tuesday, august IS