New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
JUNIOR EXHIBITION AT TUFTS COLLEGE.
From Our Special Correspondent
BosroN, May 90, 1853.

''O" 0-' '''''N BosroS May &c, 1868.
Boston is now in the midst of her ami
versaries and tho city fun OF the country folk, who
from every part OF New England, flock hther at this
season. carpetbag hand to meet those Of "ke faith
with themselves. and, at the same time, make theI
Spring purchases" Boston "docs" her anniversaries
dnrentIy from NcwYOrk; scarcely less in number or
importance they arc crowded into onehalf the time ana
spread over NTH the space so that the CITY, duTne @
sprt OF Liberal Christianity has its headquarters IN Bos
ton aud it therefore fitting that the principal uniyer
sat College OF the country should be located with
sight OF the state House. aud, though not IN the HUB
sef still enough to enlist the sympathy ana secure
the support of the Hubbes Two or three Times during
ths wear the faculty aud students Of Tufts College invite
their friends 10 College I'm that they may feast thGlr
ewes with the enchanting scenery their lungs WIN the
purest air and their minds By senngto 10 the erudte pro
auctions OF the undergraduates The Junior exhbtlon
which took place today has always been iayorlte ocea
sion Bostonans to visit tho li and the special th
HAT took the company there ths morning was Wen nn h
with tho beauty aud fashion OF the city, among whom
mingled many Of the alumni Of the Institution, number
OF clergymen aud tho papa mammas ana I1
Of the class OF 90 whose day was COnege hl Is
ore al the most charming spots In the vicinity OF Boston
situated about four miles north OF the city, on the Ine
e surrounding country affords fine vews OF all the cities
and villages within radius OF from 10 to Is miles no
fc sout lies Boston, with the domes OF its Stacouse
and City Hall prominent above all other buildings 10 the
night OF It are DoTchester BIo9klhe, ana SaDtluko
while behind with is hundred
dotted here and there with the white sails OF the mer
chant marine Extending from Charestown almost TO the
very foot Of the hill Is the Mystic River winding along
through It's low banks capable OF oating the largest
vessels at high tide but almost disappearing at the ebb
Tile entiro panorama embraces twenty-five cities and
villages on the hill Itself beside the college buildings
surrounded By lawns u me bre refeTySG of %s Of coT te
erng five acres ana surrounded by pleasant walks ana
The cloudy weather this morning dd not interfere with
the exhibition, for rain Is always expected when TUFTS
has PS ds SnS , saos D s psenoy aGy
from various points OF the eminence the company was
at length comfortably seated In the Chapel and after
aJc hv RogfO Rri0
clses follows. The President Of the College the
temperance in Massachusetts,. occupied the chair:
l. Latin or.top-Dona pro Rctp1SGs salas ogrnda Henry
' not Decresd By Charlie, William Burton
ooa ,r, grodrl lMen Of One Idea Frederic Howard White
Pswteetst. r. l.
Dlasr,,,onrLogrs addison 1 oO1SoJ & BS'iSH 70 I,., Fran.
Burgess Cornell ManssPois MINI r,..,,,. 3, nr,.oo
Ar,hSr n'sils Elmer DsSsou. Norway Ne.
on.,ere, Ts,Ior B.ruum Fletcher Exeter N IT,
DisqauOnTbe Head aad the Heart william Henry RYDER,
EuE,h OraionIm,aaiOn aud ateec Charles warreu Sum
ner. FOIboro, Mass
10 o!sSn t'N gradu)The RaAoc Sword william Geo Tou''y
IL Greei oralOn
The young gentlemen all aeqnitted themselves credta
bly, were frequently appauded and received the usual
number OF bouquesron the hands Of their fair friends In
At the close OF the exhibition many returned to Boston
while others spent hour examining the curtostes In
tho cabinet climbing TO the top Of the buildings for
view OF the pleasant promenadng on the lawn
The students have q recess OF n week.
held their annual meeting IN the yestTy OF
the Schools Church In this city, at o'clock The EN
ecutiye Committee made "A report showing that the ar
fairs OF the College were In satisfactory condition
From the report OF the Treasurer It appeared that the
total receipts tho year amounted TO s5I37 a. and
the expenditure TO s55,s99 80 on the fourth ar
ticle OF the warrant the trustees assented 70 the
sale OF the estate OF the late Ira Warren NJ. d., sit
uated In Winthrop 1t shown by the executors that
the estate OF tho late Syyanus Packard Is yielding an
annual income OF about $4,000 the most OF which VIII
accrue TO the college the end OF about IL months.
The following officers OF the Board OF Trustees wero
elected the ensuing year: President Oliver Dean, NJ
d.; Vice President, Richard rockingham A. NJ seere
tary Lucus r. Page, ID. D.; Treasurer, Thomas "A. God
dard, A. NJ Executive Committee-Riehard Frothing
ham, A NJ, A. A Miner, ID. d.. Thomas B. Thayer, D. D.
Thomas A, Goddard, A. NJ, James g. Curtis, esq, Ma
thaniel Adams, esq, the Hon. I. T. Sawyer.