New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
TRINITY COLLEGE.
MEETING AND DINNER OF THE NEW YORK
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

MEETING AND DINNER OF THE NEW YORK
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
The NewYork Alumni of Trinity College of
Hartford recently organized themselves into assOca
ton. and held their first annual meeting at the Aston
House yesterday afternoon. Nearly hundred gentle
present The principal business Of the meet
ing the selection of officers for the ensuing year,
PresdentTbe Hon VIM 3 Curtis Ii. D.. class Of 80
Be- 90 cSe. T. s rs "a . T Rev. ka Beach G D.
Treasurer The Rev Thomas GaTaudet, Of ~
seeretAry-5h oler. hob. art saith mt o. 'Sgf g..
Rev CbA Hqa@4a Of 81 John B. Mines, Of 81 the Rev G
After these proceedings the meeting adjourned to the
dning-hall OF the Aston House, where hour two
tuous dinner The Hon WIN. E. Curtis, the Chairman
having Interrupted the tide Of talk made few opening
mis- ASSOCIATION and referred In eloquent terms 10
of those who have been prominent IN connection with
the college He then the first regular toast Trim
ity College which the Rev Dr. Jackson President OF
Trinity lie s6y aRP III Snd nns Sere od
friends whom he had not seen for 20 years The Asoca
ton would be the SS 81 ag ~ h eoese 'f
educate and develop the whole man IA inter
bS1nv to belisye that common lineaments would be
found stamped upon every son Of Trinity lie announced
The intention Of PrG , ing tPat friends Of tbe ps
tion would unite in providing II win new library,
which would cost chance Tor some Ich man 70
hand his name down 10 immortaity-and new chapei
and ~ nnasium. He closed amid Inuch applause, WIN
favorable for the future OF lrny al
ding that She Is now doing WELL with larger number OF
students than ever before In 10 question he
stated that the next Commencement would be held on
the 18th July pr0xiIno. ~. p, p.oot,
TO the toast Of "The Professions the Rev Dr Beach
responded In hume rOs strain whhc contributed much
10 The interest Of the occasion. Gen. H. g. Davies re-
sponded 20 Our Business GRADUATES ana COL bahAsoh
T. Morgan 20 " The Army and Navy" :,
Capt H. Howell Of the Associated Press RESPONDED
10 The Press" He said that IL matters not 10 what
dizzy ghts OF glory intellect may attain, its possesso
proud TO rank himself among the paladns OF tbe
press Who would exchange the garland that enclreed
The OF him who but tho other day drfted out
upou he dark and unknown that flows round all the
world for royal crown princely dadem The name
Of l}oz will shine Respondent when that OF kings SHAH
have mOldered in the duet OF oblivion. And Dickens
was hut representative OF that nobility that Today
stands at the head Of the profession Yet who would
say not Hghtier than monarch priest or pOten
tatc-p rceIninent-the schO0master OF the age
To 4" Our CHESTS the Rev. Dr. r. II Chapln responded
The tOass, 1.-THE City OF NewlOrk," and The Cty OF
Brooklyn" responded g. in appropriate terms by
Irving Paris, esq for the former and the Rev Dr. Boes
for the latter.
Woman was responded to by the Rev. Dr. Galaudei
OF ~ AIMS.
The Chairman proposed the health Of Mrs BrOwnell
venerable lady widow Of the Bishop OF that name, who
sent greeting o. the Alumni Gordon W. Buruhan, esq,
AZ wolChOscn and affecting terms. testified 10 the lively