, 1873-06-27

nftoon cabinets md conHorvatories OF muBict
and six buildings for the uao Of scholars. aposk-
ing In gratifod terms OF each and tho wants
figures by whlo1. progrosa Or otherwiao could bo
I have lttle to aay That Ia merely personal.
htand among my friends. could not toll you
anything now, for havo boon III your midst over
slnco was hore as a student. I nm hore by
choice, and with the fullest approval Of my
Judgment. havo no other work or ambition
than to do at my boat tho work given me IN the
am surrounded, a. know, By . Faculty Of wiso
md prudent counHelors, and sustained by
Board Of TraBtoes whoBe characters yeara ago
Harmed to emulnto and know that God always
yon and glvos w9 @ 70 them them t9 st aak as e
itato to put on tho mantle worn BY such men as
Hinman, and Fostor, md Hayen, mon whose
na1noa fill tho Church and am oppressed with
tho care Of these youth They aro 9n my hears
Ny best advice and timc shall DO giyon to thom
individually. Th!B care slnll bo. tho Inst neg
lectel. As entor into theao solemn roBponsi,
hilitics, implorc tho ,prnyors Of tho ohuroh apd
th' blessing Of Almighty g''acs1' aod'
At tho oloAe Of the adtIroHs, which waB two
houra and fifteen minutes In length, a'ibacrlp-
ton was takon up for tho Collcgo Of Technology.
Throo thousand por annum for throe yearB waa
pledged for contingent e1ponaoy.
Dr. Henry Danniator Sontor Professor OF tho
Garrett Biblical Institute, pronounced tho bend
diction. Tho large audsonco thon adjourned to
thoro sef woro speedily relieved Of thor load.
Whom tho hungry multitude woro filled,
4 PROCESSION WAS FORMED,
which marohed to the Methodist Church In tug
1876, Of 1878, and 1877. Noxt IN order wore tho
graduating ciaBs, tho Faculty, tho Truntoes. and
the Alumni. Tho bnnd headed tho imposing
array. On arriving at the church, the ranks
formed in open order, tho Graduating Glass
marching between tho two limos into the edifico,
the rest Of tho procession following reverse
order,
IN THE ouunon.
oyory scat WIS takon, largo numbers standing In
tho aislos and hall.
Tho exercises woro opened with music by tho
band. President Fowler called upon DR.. Car
hart to lead in prayer.
E. 9. Arnold, Oak Park, was tho first speaker
his subject "tTho Constitution Growth"
his subject, "1ho Geneva Arbitration" worry
orcditnb1y.
F. ". Cleveland, Joliet; subject, "nopubi-
canism."
J. II. Dandy, Chicago, said The Public
| Press" Las been seized upon by tho people as
Of or genius ] " WITH tho morning light in our oan.-
| bers we can receive the news OF the world.
| Tho practical question Of tho day in, docs the
press create public sentiment, or public sontt-
| mont lilo prGHHs
B. II. Eideitlge, Monroe, Mich, WAS the nth
speaker. His theme the achievements Of
| Modern Engineering" Ho spoke Of tue Niagara
| BRIDGE the Mount Gents Tunnel, the Pacific
Railroad, the Chicago tunnels, aud tho water
q. datnes, viotoria. Subject: "National Con
| science"
i. Husted, Gnlya. Subject: "1nsincority."
2: p a. A. i Lindsey Fort Scott Kan. Subject I:
| J. Minimum, Batavia. "Thc Test Of Mer,
at the close Of his address
| TIE CANDIDATES
| for tho degree Of Bachelor OF Arts were callod
upon tho stage md received theii muoh-covetod
| Rhoopskns. They woro as followB: 2. G. Ar
| mold, L, Butteraeld, J. III. Dandy, O. 0ainos, II.
Green F. Hustled William. King, ?: A. Lindsey,
". ). Miniun, Z. Z. Perks, I. ]; ptner; Baehs-
Coopor, J. 4. Leslie, B. II. Eldridge. Civil En-
ginoer, B. II. Eldridgo. The degree Of Master
| Of Arts was conferred on y. II. H. Adams, Will
liam II. Best, II. O. Bragdan., Thomas Craven.
J. H. Gill, Amos Y. patten. The honorary do
| groo OF Doctor Of Divinity WINS conferred OIL tho
koy. Arthur Edwards.
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE.
Doctor Of Medicine: r. Z. Allen, u. y. Alex-
andor, E. r, Bacon, J. 8. Baker, O. H. Block, r.
Il. Bradley, j. B. Bradshaw, H. r: Dyford, G.
". Dodge, E. +. Donaldson, G.. W. Emerich, ".
i. Fraser, @. r. Gibson, ". $. Hanes, 7. T.
Lewis, q, =. Litclonbargar, Z. E. Loomls, D.
Lord, ]. Fl. Lowe, ]. 9. McCord, J. Mel J.
7. Moore, !, 2 Otto, b ii T. Psrry r; .; & Try ~
| d. &. Moad. j. r. Walker ". F. Word. G. ",
Williams. Charles Wirth al oundum, L. Lowis,
n. D.; D. Scott, II. D.
| AWARD or PRIZES.
At the conclusion Of the exercises President
Fowler announced the award Of lrizea for the
yoar: The Hinman prizo awarded to J. Il. Loslio
'73: Kedzie prizo to ]. A. Whipple, '76, aud hl,
e w nS hs @a9S WIT @ RlzSs ESo aast
prizcs to N. 8. Kaufman and ]. 2. Stone, rs
tunt prize to Z. @. Arnold, rs; Hurd prize t.
j. Il. Leslie, '73; tho blanchard prize Of 300
divided between E. Q. Arnold md Il. A. Cooper
both Of rs.
THE PRESIDENTS LEyEE
| occurred last night, and was we'll attended
Every one was invited except the mombers O.
| the press. ...........
held meeting in tho Methodist Church, o.
Wednesday, evening" aud elected tho following
officers for the ensuing year:
Prtsident-nov. r. Il. srobridgc.
Vtce Prestdent-Rev. L. H. Peorcc.
SecreturV-F D. Raymond.
| Ireasurtr-1saac ". McCaskey.
EXECUTES Con.mist<e-H. A. Pearson, DR.. H.
osato7-nov. John Ellla; alternate James Il. 1ssy
Essaytst-Almua Dutteracld; alternate, ". Q. Com
stock.
, Pott-n. 3. Edwards; alternate, Rov. T. Il. stre
, bridge.
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
h meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of tn
Chicago University was hold yesterday mornin
in tho leoture-room Of tho Michigan AVenu
Baptist Church. DR.. Boone in the chair. Anon
: those present wore r. 4. Loveland, J. 7. Scan
mon, q. NJ. Thompson, Thomas Hoyne, D.
], Smith, Artomas Carter, Judge Doohttle, til
J Rev. Mr. Thomas, Mr. Hoard, and Fornand
Z Jones.
President Burroughs, on behalf OF the Facult.
presented tho names Of the various graduate
t whom they recommended for dogreo
Q and tho Board confirmed tho recommendation
! The Board also, on the reoommendhtic
. of thn Eannltu vnta1 tn cnnfar hnnnrnrq sleprat