, 1873-06-28
in tho aftornoon,~ tho fol1owing-nnmod gontlo-
mon wore olootod oilcarB for tho enst1inE solo-

N 4,,o aftorroo, ava. .o,,ou,u.. ...u-
mon wore o]ootod oicars for liz nnn,,es s1nio aoe
| laatio year. - '1 w." ot''os ''Ao'
Ind. Inv 1'0Y' =: '' 7p'll"ro' 5oush nona
Kfcs Frtstd<nts.-trof William 5oc,a. Notla nm.
1 melsoy. T. c: Hnlliysn. L. porto, IND. III. ~
1tereaafy-Ifol: =; 4; Clarke, uotnmbr,s Ohio
oraoETa i,ov si h6TSts, ma:aSsm Son'h Isat Mena.
a1torrato. don. " Ipnci, Eiak hronohs' u
Ioet-Tho 1sov. 4. ii. Gienpje, Rotro pame: o1cr
nate .fFo1' T. r: hiahuny, Lake Forest, III: $:
1. ty>l;t., THE ALUMNI nANQuEr.;a a..
ISOLATION waa araa ~ H. " 1,'uo.a -'u nn A.
afternoon so11e ono lunro;l eontIomo ntti,io ~ tao
down R 70 tllG b9ard to oat and drink good din
noced wt thop us%r hooraa rom con
| n riari.n III 'uo!t ~ 0e.uve1 A"hn 1uter. rroi'
icn;tv oi''Ng, ,o u ~ ooh1pus - proalded With
fully porfor1no In Past ~ roaaon All or ~
eUri ma a'tt 10y Mi..o .a.a. aa WAe oeBan. ;.
onr 1mo r1n,s nlas 1s,aaas .oaas wa was, 4..
toie Church of whioi, ho is tic yisii,lo hos-May c
t2g I've @ t9 govern 60 tho aoek entrusted to a eare "
anu 70 soo Tug confusion md repentance Of hs
T1,o naw '1v - ~ '. n,m.,,sA, s'
rosnonaaI aoT' = n; ooaiaRnen, OF Monator, u,
marked a imnrsonod m snd oanHno M nHoaod ne ns o
er ior,x ns so a Mnth Maa tho mouthpeen @ q or
nS,pan tTo edaoation of tle yenth belonged to TIE
vas s'lan1i tho basis Of true religion; Tie ohqrol,
anonlu @ educ9to M tlo children and then turn thora
usot ~ the 6tate 10 pocomo gooa oitfzonH. rus
Ind t. nv "ns ,nS 10y t,oo q oauIaon ';
amd Xxx pas a .Ie1 t1 10 eaRpofs 1hG paona SCHOOLS
ond % Of odueeto ho inu sen Els benodo
tiOn to TINT nni afrnilnr fnufitutinna IN thia
country. E1ucation withnut rciicion w,a dans
uornnnt !, fiit i'AoA "Atn"o* Aonbi"n "oo ohh
Tic noxt toast waa an yo,,ora.
TIM f1rdor ~ ~. ms,. ~ r,sa. 1..,.
IL
once that Of cu1tivatnn tha h".rt . ,tnd " ~ ,o
mayit continuo to 5ocova s reward rom lis isnd q
grateful public and. under tho guidance of s psous
anu a. venerable head sttain that prominence among
-" p",t o.aoi ota',o WHICH, =. ~ 9us.!s oeaotges'
M an9hponuoa 70 ~ u. u. Aoely, Of tho olRaH OF
n 4nla ~ seo!anoInB so!u fhotoflo'
lho th1fd toast was
Old timcs and old friends happy to meot aorry to
pars IN a9ppy 3n 70 meet agan "shoud mud seauant
memories of to mat throw 9oIsn inht ,own tho tio
dim vska of tho futllre cbeddnr n luatro pY hiss
around bur vorld-woary sou1s.
Responded to BY the nev. II. N. Gillesple in a
speech, interesting to those who undorstood hie
all1lsion to Tho presont ovonts.
Our flag and Ito gallant supporte,s the Army ant,
Navy, hirrah for tho rod, White and lino long may
wo enjoy the protection it granta liz and our sacred
u1arties. Z.
Con. +. ". Lynch eu1ogized tho flag, and bo-
loved Notro Dame would 10 willing IN the fu-
turo aa 1t ,yaa In tho past to send forth its sons
to defcnd civil and Religious liberty.
Tho last toast was
American colleges, tho growing pride of our people,
the successful rivals Of their ioug-iamel sisters,
schoo!s of classic dree1e fair France Italy, and
oaVa'ed @ Germany long msy they he tue shapara
oro h bnenna INC hat n 10 o. a. me wno
bold Adventurous In tho nndtacovered realma os os
selonco.
Prof. Drodor, OF Beloit, Wis. whoso hoad was
ereeedinrly laval aa;i h. wnnld nh horc tho,n "n
viii, tnng ancneh In anch war;, wosthor .mi1
he did not' -'1~' -
Prof. Gon1ev tb,nked the rct,rino of,,cora tor
tho of1Io;ent iecI,nrac ~ tho;r nnerona Jut;oS
hiH paterual kindness to tho class.
1t would bo IN ungracious task to oritio{se an
affair SO pleasant az tho banquet bnt II anything
in that strain may DO said it is that tho speakers
wpre rather prolix. Shorter Bpoechos and many
- ~ N N&~ 00NN- 1 Ae' %"'A''
While tho Alumni wero banqucting, the coli
lego boys woro on tic lako shore witnessing
raco between two boats known as the pnta ri
ST. Jnsnnh trho crowa voro Observation-Disclosures