New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

soseaf thc University, owes its Ell
can 10 tho mastery rlv taken their training
Senior Class; VIZ Yct Mr. Phelps looked upon "a model
upon man Is nj on t"e & bINii,vting we've n
", rccster %'e any lesson. But it never is Many
INNS men Of fornoo g. o Inv the rev Joseph II
terisy M ana Cleveland OF % and owen oil 90 Wlo
acng tcJ Shhition last evening crowded Music Hall
IaeSiSst capacity with ,l4t oH.NtI lnS a, VIII VIII
o. Nv satisfied audience WIZ o Leaf was terrihe. Int
tand9Ss al not dispo tic audic9ee gu laG curtain ie
Crsui'a ~ ~ ON the "Opcniug Load" CocAloa-dis
tle cutS,n s rantus shell nom which the happy Cooh
: Tie nine men Of t the snoon Man. Ills name being
flsh 20 a his condition Coch, the joke coch-
10 auos appalent Every one who knows
Tea oc,D' obopt Yale knows that tie Wooden
@ h. given t. the most popular man ot his class aud
oonc the students Que OF me most coveted honors OF
oitics enter into the contest, societies coalesce
ana Li-h times generally ahtSehCe ie "ipfOen ~ O.
: est Always conceded that the Spoonman IS repre-,
= 80 nian-One who, by that standard OF good
sHrwsip which students best define for themselves
ngaiS Sifion last evening followed very closely in
a., beoien track Of its predecessors, although rs
~ 10 m lel behind many of them There were the old
W., Tetn salufatorv, the presentation and recCp
~ ,es A college comedy, q mock tragedy, and
seHeIN d, tbo fence The coucdy-an original one
~, On 90 view some giimpses OF minor college life,
,s A. students room, club dinner, &c The pro tenn
S5,ss we've dressed elegantly and looked much more
t,.1eytsh than many orator of Anniversary week.
ID tbp MAY dragged. There long intermissiOns
music and in the College scenes the actors were
a. Id u speak TO the audience and seemed 70 be anus
~, fcrlselves The music was perhaps better than
,5a The next Committee viii do well 70 try TO intro
,e change Of programme, Tor the present ulne-
h.r0red one is capable OF much Improvement.
atl'.l5 this morning the Senior Class assembled be
80 ie President the last time. The class will send
ant ls graduates. During the course 65 men have left
flt. b. AZ the graduates we're born in New York. %
a. rouetcut in Massachusetts y in pennsylvania,
s 9n Ohio. The total age OF the class Is 100 years. II
IA DAYS the oldest graduate, J. f. Forbes, will be q
rs months old on commencement oay INC !OungeSt
10 sears months EGht men were IN lhe ARM! 3 ,a
~ Rre army; men wear mustaches 10 Sides and 10
iauaces and sides pr W Messing mas iI.9 foTbd
Strange iavOr from the Faculty A COLeSe RUE IoI olus
So oa tntsnging himself in the tolls OF matrlnOny
,,r fef or. duaiion. But Mr. w. Hessing having pre-
tel sufficient reasons the powers nave given IheH
.5a. dli to his marriage on the ON pl1A. -, 49,, ,d
81 JOS O'Clock the seniors assineu III we vHRo' ass
acr Latin address by PTesIdent NOolseyI 1no o 1
p,tm was delivered by Henry b. Mason OF CmcasOi H.
H. subject, "a Medley about College LIE, was p pea
IN us treated but the delivery was stIi ana dhattai,
~. Grafton on The Intelligence of american fuD1e
0niuion" followed by VIC CULVER of Gales6urg III. ~
was we'd and carefully written ana oeNeIeu Mas ge
freedom than is usually found in college oratons me
parting ode was then sung and the Alumni IN the oTuet
of classes fled into Alumni Hail, when the usuaI ioP'
WAS uartaken Of. . ,.,,,, c,u.
Mean time the green in front of South Middle College
had been covered with tiers OF seats, Whth D! C90A
were flied with the pretty dresses OF sisters ana
AMI the more sOnber raiments OF interested paents
pipes had been lighted the historians began their stories
lie historians were w r. Beach, IL b. Mason ana 4, o,
Tmey. The old Jokes OF the -FOUR Jolly years MoiS
shaken up" and received with cheers ana anu
epug Thcn the line formed and the IVY pahteu Dy
me library the buildings visited for the last Time,
sie circle was formed and the gOOdbyes said ana 70
p1sscd away as a class forever. - g.,
Tue Prizes and scholarships were announcer ~ ioi
lows Berkeley Scholarship TO Leaned SENIOR MUM
matbical PTize-First 70 Cope, second TO CIag OIaA
.yasSiral Prizs- First to Wilson, second 70 Lannah
- lOIarslip for Modern Languages TO WiicoA OF the
FrSt 10 Col c. c. Deming Hincks, and Merr1ami second
To Wnppin Howard Lines, and Rehardsi third to Bacon
seudeiin Ropes and Saunders. sophomore Matnelatl-
ii PriZeS-First TO Murch and Woodruff; second 10 u:
Kendrick, third to Oakley. Freshman Mathematical
To GOV Palmer, -,
rbell and Watson second to Buck and Roberts, third
Goddard The First Freshman scholarship was el'E ~
4 TarbeI the second TO Densow, the third to A. H.
Allen a.. .,,o;, ,,,,.,o1
,.v,ir atoms The Seniors will wait aZy Tor the con-
,nence,nent which will come the DIST or jury me
ROC. al Worcester will take place Oh inc Z]u' "HeH
-,-.r+isr COLLEGE wear will be closed.