New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

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The deaths wcfo distributed ~ follows Connecticut
IG, Ncw-York Is. Massachusetts = south Carolina ana
TeNas4 eacn PENNSYLVANIA and lllnO, each, while
died In France and In the Sandwich Islands Tho re-
manning 10 died in as many different States. of The de.
teaclers and professors and 3 farmers or planters
The surviving GRADUATES of the a't century are Ca.s
Iimotly bishop Newiaycn class I7p7. John IL Tucker.
Bermuda and ting Rev Charles GopaIch' rom sn' ~
T.: class 1900 the Rev Thomas Williams, Providence,
Addresses we're delivered by ov.Gov. Honry Dutton,
President Woosey Joseph Taylor of cla 1910 the
Rev Mr. Gulcy aud the Rev Mr shpmau Of The class Of
isls the Rev John Marsh. Judge strong the Rev. DR.
Blogden the class Of 1925. and eNGoy. Buckingham.
PHI nETA KArrA AGAIN.
Al the conclusion Of the Alumni meeting the public OK
ercises Of the Phi Beta Kappa society took place in the
old North Church The orat!on va VA dsyeffa @ 10y 10y tas
The for the American PEOPLE 10 build uPa truo
nation" Tie Grafton was very elaborate nud eloquent
be maintained social sacrcd and seclusiye IN all s neg
rity %. Onr stock must be kept strong and no
more immigration should be allowed than tho race can al
sofD SI sc GIn .h c ,na 70 o. tSe Whole coamry
stI, Itt1gN final gffsT
ms heod ih@ ooouent sneaker showed that the talk Of
politicians about tho dignity Of labor mere talk aud
that practically labor Is de.psed IN America rms orn-
INNS, loo sought Here the so called "woIna's ghts"
arguments were completely refuted by showing that
woman would lose much more hy the gaining Of her
rights 80 termed than by remaining In her pescut con
dition The speakers trbutc 20 woman splendid.
7th Social selection should be encouraged, and prefer
ence gwen to education 5th. Justice must ruio In al
The poem was by the Rev George r. Dale Of stock.
bridge Mass his subject being The Past Present aud
TN BROTHERS cExrENNf,L
The Brothers Unity celebrated their centennial ami
yersary at o'clock "Wednesday afternoon Az Grafton
iyered by the Right Rev r n. Clark. u. D., Of Prov
denee. r. l. and poem by Theodore Bacon & e' y, OF
bcrs OF the Society adjourned to the Society hall wherc
addresses delivered By the Roy John NJ Holmes
William G. Eohnson Provost sillley 2r Penn ftes
WoOlscy Dr. William Adams of Maine. w Ayers OF tho
Graduating Class, Bishop Clark Of X l., Dr. j. T. IAcmp
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Commencement exercises proper TOOK pace thl'
morning IN the North Church which iong before the eh
ercses began crowded with AN audience as fashion
able it was intelligent President "3Gi'9y pIesIed
gentlemen from various secuohs Vi the
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts conferred on each
OF the lO7 members OF the graduating class;
The following honorary degrees were conferred
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' DoCroR on DiySirr
Lesro Gregg, Of Bristol Conn samuel Buckingham Of Spring
Geld. Mass
ES? % oS b b si' st john % % oo,
John Gray Of Groson. ct'''' e. " -''''
THE ALUMNI BANQUET
After the ntieNercises were concluded the
alumni with their invited guests among whom were the
members Of the graduating class, adjourned 10 Alumni
Hall and sat down to banquet which had been prearca
were present at this pleasant reunion which was GER
tainy delightful as il was possible Tor such IN occa
Wooey made brief address relative to she new plan on
which s S & sSe to and his
by nominating the Rev. John NJ Holmes as Symposarcn
remarks land was followed by theIHon Samuel B Rug.
giles Of EewYork In tho course OF his remarks nlr
name elected the most enthusiastic applause He would
impress the minds OF the graduates with the greatness o
our country Referring 10 the Pacific Railroad he said
that great enterprise opened the country to the
Orient and the Monaghan rdce-a lact lrOn Wicn 10
sns would flow that would change the face Of the world
lie spoke in most eulOglstc terms OF the graduating
class which he said would rank with any OF its prede
cessors i'm pOnt OF ability and scholastic requirements
Prof Noah Porter OF Yale College was tho next speaEer
cOnuing his remarks 10 suggestions growing out VI Inc
toast announced by the President 40 follows III
"The recOnstructiOu OF the College buildings: We WIN
founding Of thetDd buildings Dy boN
Yale by commencing new line OF buildings A..
Prof Porter spoke of the many liberal donations thb
had made 10 College and said that inc pfOposSu
in the College buildings would shortly DO
cOinmeuced new dOlmltOry Wonld soon be erecleu on
COllegest and other improvements and enlarsemeh'S
would rapidly follow. , -, - .or,,s IN
regard TO the sympathy between Yale and Amherst anu
All other New Ems land Colleges
The next toast was then announced as follows
'Tho Library Ia these days University OF BOOKS 10
the true University" =. e,-,.- III. ~, Na,r
ResIonse was made by Mr.. Charlton Lewis OF new
York a member OF the graduating class :, a.,
1.-THE aud Poets OF COmInenceinent week tho
next regular toast eOquenty responded 10 Oy lheo
dore Bacon esq OF Rochester, n T.
The next toast " The Mastors Degree. was repheu 70
by Mr. Randall L. Gibson. graduate During MS sPeeMsn M
he said that as SOutherner, he would say tha M h
Southern soldiers with whom he was acquainted lOOheu
forward TO the complete reunion OF the country uhue
one flag So far As he could aid In bringing about sueh
aloroIis result he was resolved To do 50.
The Rev Dr. Jossup Of Syria made some remNks Oh
the subject of missionary work aud the spread OF eu
ton among the unenli igened peoples OF the earth my
remarks were listened with deop attention lie relate
an Incdentl of Mohamedsn physician who once askoa
him for some American papers. lie gave nm sone
copios OF TmR NRwYoBK TRIBUNE, which tho aooso'