, 1873-06-27

Horny Mcdonald; "Misawborism," ,,,tp ,Jtosop't,,
4tountsini "1s there Science ot natto3ry', t3syg'
SaSoo TG 9,
Dayid aroen1eat porrinc Hiltsops Of 11lato.
n" John Hubbard Sampson; "Iho Law Of
Limitation Oliver Clinton Welor; "Tho 6ltu-
atton," Nowton Onlvin Wheelor.
Tho graduating class Of yostorday WAS COM
posed Of bright.looking young men, who spoke
their pieces remarkably we'll, with the proper
tnftoxtons and goatloulationH, and who will doubt
lcss hereafter reflect credit On the University:
President DarroughH delivered the customary
address to tho class, aud conferred tho dogroo OF
,: 4: on the following poraons: byron Leonard
Aldriet, urlal, Milton Qhno Harmon To5Ienee %osne
Collins Ingham Janos Dower Johnaton, Joseph
Mountain, Jacob Newman. Edward Olson, David
Hroon1oaf 1orrino, John Hubbard eampHon, AL
fred ,Wyatts, oiivor Clinton "ollor' Newton cal
Tint Of D. 8. was conforrol on =. 7. Jayne
and J. Il. hIoDonnld Tho degree Of NJ. A.. in
courso, wnB conferred upon tho graduates Of
S sao4a ] Of s9 e cSas 1 sg5ss gefsa ct D Il Il Ths hs
law-school: Charles F. Allon. r. 8. Baird,
| James ]. BRITT, Wil1arl Gentleman, Z: J. Green
man, William ". Hall, J. II. Ives, O: 3. Kol"
logg, r! J.. Loesh, and g. q. Young: Tho m hon;
and tho other gentlo1non, as recommended by
| tile Faculty.
THO 1lrst prize fol the bost exercise IN docla-
nation Was awarded to Charles l.. miller, and
tie second to D. r. patt. Tho first prizc for ora
tory was awarded to ". II. 4. Coon, Jr. Tho first
prize for the best English esBny waB awartted to
Il. $. Twiss. aud tho second to II. Dlumenfoldt.
Tic class, professors, Alumni, otc., thon nd-
| jouruod to grand banquet at tho Paciho Hotol.
| THE ALUMNI BANQUET
| Of tho University Of Chioago was hold in tho La
tlics' Ordinary of tho Grand Pacific Hotel @ as -
| or 60 present. who sat down to a table hand-
somoly arranged and furnished. After disros-
| ing Of tho viandH, a business mooting was hold,
we're roal md adopted. Alr. Alfrcd A. Dlnngor
was olected MI honorary momber of the. Alumni
Association. Tho officers for tho ensuing year
worh elected aB follows: proaidont. Ja,nes u.
nanpion ol n G. WnogF
". Peck, 'G8; Executive Committee, 4: q. Hon
| ore, go, F. A. Smith, go, mud q. Z. CalkinB, I'll.
Tho appointments for tho next reunion aro !:
Orator. r. D. Sheppard, 90, alternate, g: c. ing"
ham, 10; Poet, D: D. butler, Gs, alternate, L. o.
Taylor, ,G8; Historian. H. Q. Nabe. '0s, alternate,
O. B. Clark, 70; Toast-Maator, T. ". Pcok, '58,
alternate, ". L. Pearco. co.
Tho orntion Of tho occasion was thon delivered
by Mr.. Robert Loslie, nh effort which WAS highly
complimentary to tho work Of tho University aa
IN important factor in tho progrosH Of ciyIiza-
ton. Then followed . sorlea Of toasts:. The
Rex , Dr. Bnrrougbs, President responaoa q g. to
ago, Of tho Clasa of:s68, to tho "Alunni Aasocla-
tion j" james D. Runnion, to "Tho presa;" A. J:
Savage, to " Education in tho Northwest" and
Hon. L. D. Boone, to " Chicago" Mr., Y. L;
Penrce was called upon to respond to tho toast
Of "rhe Ladies, aud recited very appropriate
aud witty little poem which WAS received with
great applause. Mr. Fernando Jones, also,
mado some romarke complimentary to tho man
agoment Of The University. Both Dr. Burroughs
aud DR.. Doone received woll-1noritod prnfsc fot
their agency in securing tho profit Of s50. .000
from the college lind speculation originated by
DR.. Burroughs,..-a sum Which has beon turned
over toward tho payment Of tho college dobt
The proposition was mado tint tho Alumni AsBo
citation should eudow n profcssorBhip in the Uni
voraity, aud afeasrs. Pcck, Ponrco, and lsunniol>
wero appointed committee to cotfor with Pros
ilcnt Dorroughs on tho atops to be taken In thit
direction.
DEARBORN SEMINARY.
There WAS moro frill-one is hardly able tc
refrain from writing shirt-frill.-in the Fire
Presbyterian Church. corner Of 1ndiana avonu'
mud Twonty-Arat street, last night, than ha1
been gathered together on similar occasion
since ruf1lcs went out and plain starched lino1
came III. Elizabeth, in all her ruf1les, was noye
arrayed like ono Of those young ladies' whs
charmed tho cars OF church full Of listeners
last night, with their essays, md their eye
with puroly-whte toilets and wonderful ans
awful rnfllos, on the occasion Of the anniversar
exercises Of the Denrborn Seminary. Prof
Glover occupied the chair, and each lily-appar
eled and ruflo-throated 1niaa Of swoot 1G, NOR
or less, who thon md thoro nando llor courtesy il
public, was introduced by the learned professo
in Il few words appropriate to tho occasion.
t would be folly to say TINT tho interior Of til
building roEemblod rartorro OF flowers, with
few scarocrows Hot up here and thore to kee
Of THO blrdies,-loyely woman standing TO
flowers, aud man for sca-ccrows-nere folly be
caueo. novor ainco little apples aproutod il IL,
~ FTaf,fs ,1Sf1 Vail
tho Missiseippi), never was there such 4 boautifu
garden as this. Tho Wost, North, md Sout
sidos Of The city, it is perfectly apparent roserv
cd their prottiost girls aud women for this occa
Rion. Nature WAS adorned to the utmost. Ever
| second miss or madame carried g. bouquet, or
single flower of incredible tintH, or basket Q
tho choicest Horticultural products procurablo fo
The young ladies, assisted by string band
won't through the following programme in
manner that did equal credit to their heads m
hearts, othorwiae sominarial training and capt
! oiouB minds:
The uorbArium. .......n.......-.. .Jesse III. Eastma
Am1aolo People. e.......'.*..'........;:.. .Emna T. -
o'ase' Music. - f''''A' e. Ae'p"'
Good Society M wc.:. nelc1 al nntshnso sa1h9s
T. "snm Plus Asncas ~. Jennie H. ~
!. htrae. s4' ''A
Women Writer'S. Florence shirrn.
= Our Vocation. Ella NJ. Tool
"To b. or Not to Bs,"........... .Jeannio o. Tut
The Habit Of Observation. Helen @. WadRwor
Music.
Wv VII ali,s she ysiedictoy. ss et Abby F. hleFra
= Music,
Presentation OF Diplomas.
: Benedictipn.
l. The exercises commenced at 8, and were
r. splendid SUCCESS. Tho olocuton Of tho youf
ia ladies was almost uniformly excellent. The ide
= were frequently good. There waa vein
" irony, in which man did not fail to got lis II
share, running through tho whole Of The eaHay
=, az though the pupils had drank at . con
10 mon fountain that spouted sarcasm, and liked
a Almost every Eeador obtained a shower
- bouquets from hor immediate friends aud a
l. quaintancos; aud that sort OF thing being W
n understood beforehand, q small colps Of lit
% ladies, averaging to 10 years OF age. dol