, 1873-06-26

H94A
Tho llabilitioa Of tho institution aro now
ABOUT 3D., 600, after doducting the arnonn1 NJ
bills receivable and balance II hanla of TIA
TToa8urer, y" ''4o
The Treasurer haa received from oil sourcca
INC pat year. S1C7 eeo m
uha paiu out. ief 1p1 10
/. Dannce IN hand, Juno1, 1878, ,.,.,..,3 4 1125K7
The institution has, from It's comnlopconont
not allowed its expenses to excoed ita inoonc
ana haa thua boon enabled to koep the onfow.
mont left by Mrs. Garrett intact.
T T,o estimated gross rentals for tho ycar aro 900
Ine interest, insurance, md expense for repairs
and fncfdcnta1a arc catimntcd at ,.,.,. u mn
Hao M 1rasoes dosre to pay on their debt...... 5000
fos PFotesaors and e1pensos for tho yenr.....
DR.: Horny Bannfstor, Senior profesaor OF i'm
tnatttutton, presented bis report, In which he
statoa tho school wns In 4 1ourah1ng condition.
BOTS aro needed.
Tho following WAS adopted: u:
RESOLVED, That - Board Of Visitors. wa wou1b
recommend the annual Conference to invite donn-
tons to tho Ministerial Aid Society, and labor tmmc
a.nly to tts tnda to help noccsatos eases
Tho Board then adjourned.
- T.. COMMENCEMENT.
The commandment oxercaea Of the Gar
Tett Biblical Institute were celebrated yesterday,
u tho. Mothotllat Church. In tho morning al
1880, the Rev. Dr. +. Ii. Eddy VI preached tic ns
annual sermon, from tho toxt, t'Wo bolioyo.
and therefore ne speal.".-2 Cor; w.. IS.
~, In the afternoon at O'Clock tho exercises Of
tho graduating claaa took place. DR.. Miner nay-
mond presided; ;Biahop Andrews, OF tho Ii. f.
Church, offered tho Invocation. ::
The 45st speaker On the programme was Woa-
Icy z. Beans, Of Sandwich. Bubjoot: "Nono-
less Forces." Tho orntion was polished, and
pregnant with high and advanced truth, Ii hia
manner thoro could bo doteceod mono Of the olerl-
cal cant. );
William Craven, Buckley. Wa.ev do1yored an
grafton o1logistlc Of "Ohr5sostoni" Tho ora
tor aketehod tho lifo Of John, nthe poldon.
mouthed, nnd spoke with energy,
George A. Coleman. Morrison, selected "The
Labor OF Love for bis thema. In tho 8aYiora
lifo he saw IN exemplif1cation Of the losBon ho
would teach. Tho effort was well received by
Lewis P: Davis, Romeo. Mlo1., WAS the fourth
Christians possibilitiea," was as well covered
by the speaker az the time allotted would permit,
Lis style was dlgniaod and cultivated
Allen Q. Ellis Of Xenis, Ohio, pronounced
ano grafton On "Oaste IN Intoloot.''Ho troated
tho subject in mastorly style, which mot with
Henry q: No.thrup, Wheaton; subject.
Swords and Words" The effort was m ablo
ono, but too long.
Frooman q. Perkins, Brant, n. T.; subject,
Unity ct Purpose" Into 1t ho should havo in
fused little Of tho spirit Of energy,
~ Orlando T.: Tlndal, Sycamore subject, "All
Things to Al Mon, and aul,ert ". Woodruff,
f a. asa subSc sons @ Of aod
Degrees were conferred on theso gent1omen,
as followa: Lewis p. Davis, Allen g. Ellis, Hon
y 9. Northrup, Orlando L. Tinda1l and Hubert
", Woodruff, the dogroe Of Bachelor of Diyini-
ty;. George 4. Coleman and Truman q. Perkins,
diplomas; William Craven and Wosley Z. Beams,
testimonials OF ntwo years' co,lrae.
The exercises we1o insersporsod with oxcollont
vocal music.