, 1873-06-30

iInrar to Canaa1,, aud from Canaan to EpyDt
and bncl nuain aud how. through nil his fifo
aud through ali poraecution, lo CLING to tint
nnn orcnt is3on ~ tia iifo' and fno1atai ami nm
spportod sun as as 10 va WAS tai tattrbt It to his ohil5ron,
and 30 Impressed it tint tlloy Layo. for 4.G0o
soarH, porpeinated tho faith Of tl,oir father. 10
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COO Of IN pnoo ] ayo honr nMp a nams vi Gbrjai }i1
yot flray Mi mon to Him. 'j',,is trrt1 IL M I'M
can PERMANENTLY ox,st whtnI, is nnt ;onnJel Ir M
Christ DuljhIsn Drahrainian,. Northumberland
ISM. must fall: bmt Joyna wifi nnynr nil.
"Wednesday forenoon was dovotc] to n ronn,on
Of tlo phtnlx md pjl!laletl,can gooiotios. at
tic rast ffteon yoars rntlerci touolhor. amd
told their vounp hrnthera nn5 oach nt1,nr tho
storIes Of tl,oir lives their vaudorugs. t]loir
hnrdsllipa, tlloir 1oys. and tlcir griefs, Tic
halls Of t6ouo sociotioa' aro ~ beautifully % adorned
with portraits Of mombera, M with statuary, books.
and flowers and onch hns n ma orpan' 1 srho1
exercises wero onliyopcd With music. to which,
tho Indies Of the Uuiyorsfty contrih,tfal m,,ch.
In Tic afternoon. tic first reunion Of lilo me,n
at their hall, on tho o1,nosito eilo Of College
avenue, nt Which tho addroancn mud other oxer-
oBes woro Bimilar to t1,oHo OF tho gentono,l, ex-
copt That tfoy made shorter speeches, md Heo,n-
cd somewhat less froo iu tho presence Of tho a,l-
dlcncc:
At tho aun11Al meotfup at tho Alur1ni at
o'clock, John i. DavioH, of tho class of 1B3a, and
now % profnsaor M Of Chemistry at tho Slate uniyor
coming year, and J: II. Ihugor, OF tho claBa OF
1875, alternate. John. A.. Owen, Of 1860, was
oloeteu trosfdont Of tho Association. a conf
nitseo Of three M was appointed to report nost
Chair or rrofcsaorship Which tie Alumni lavo
onao"od. :,
IL IN tho evening, tho Hon. Thompson D.
,,, ,W,,eokn, q 1868, now resident Of Whitewater,
y Mla., md Regent Of the Normal Schools Of tho
stato, addressed tho Association unon tue intln-
enco OF circumstances in determining character.
II WIS fro production: Aliss Margaret ].
Evans, OF TUG c1aaH OF 1863, md now tho Pro-
coptresa Of tho College, rcad an essay upon rc-
form In colleges, advocating shortening Of Tho
co'leEe-ycar, 10 TINT 1t slln!l commence in Oc-
toner Or November, and, with \ weeks vacation
at OhrlHlnaH ternltate i'll April MISC, Tint ono
third Of tho Ir1!Atccs should bo alumni.
dnction, md has already Ind its iiiiln-
enno upon tho Board Of 1r'isteos S!ao also
eoliyerctl n,' obisualy-notieo Of touching
ois'y upon o aoah @ Gf aIrs l[arret O. Ne
had boon appointed to road tic cssly Of tLo
crcning, Miss Evans bcins tho nlieruato. Mrs
Grarou and Mr.. Wilson u1so gavo brief aGdreseog
upon tho death Of htieB Amelia ]. I1arrod and
1lonry Corucliua. THO latter was NJ, Oncida In
dian, wllo graduated poycarl years since with
honor. 1lis unexpected dcatli is 4 source Of
deop rc:tet.
Tie Board of Trl,sioca yolc;, to giyo DR..
Stcolo, tho faithful! and oyorworkod President,
leave Of nbsenco to whit Europe, nni to continue
his salary. Ilo will return in tio latter pnrt Of
November. The financial report sI,owB tho prop
erty Of tho University to be sl9s, ,20919, with
steady growth
Tho Unfycrsity is ut tho hend Of the inslitu-