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fsoehing, nnd ahowod D oenr, practical head.
The Htylc tsaH unassun.inH, but clear and

The htylc HaB unasstln,ing, but clear and
forciblo.
After more muslc, a1isA sn1io IIami1ton, of
r1airio City. road All cssnv, "trhe past Wears II
Wreath Of Tito and Rosemary" Ths cssay was
written III a fine mannor, and brought out many
iino thoughts, Moreover, II was rend IN clear
to.o and a. eonla ne appreciated BY tho greater
William 1ay Porter followed noxt will, ono Of
tl,o host orations OF tha day. subjaet, "pollti-
cal Equilibrium" 1le t1acod tho eifects of tho
t,iIIaront forma Of governments. md pnnncd
t,ldsment iu favor Of tho Democratic, tile Poo.
h!lss Eulma L. Jol,nsorn, Of roor!a. a,proarc1!
with All osehy, "Morninga hro MyelertutA.'
This essay was tho shortest Of tho proeraiin,c,
but nbnnndc1 it flhe pasnnges, nt,d i,oatly. tle-
foruAandow tho eyonts Of the future. l}oitiE
read in good maln'or, II rccefsod hearty
4: ". Ilastio, tho next spoaker.. took for llla
piece WAS rather humorous. crcAtcd Bomc 1augh-
ter, but left no tioup impression.
" CONDITIONS Of Resi- Of tho Human eou1," wah
tho hstbioet chosen for an onsay by Miss l'ilta
Willard. 1t wAs read tho bobt OF my Of tho
and wus Mt ablo rnl,or. Bllo beloved in bodily
anil montal rest. md told tho people how It waa
to DO oLtalnctl. 1t wnn we'll written, but por-
llaps rather opon to criticism Ia nono parts Of
~ ueorge N. Whlpplo gavo m orntion upon SIN
visible, but Ionl." Tile pnpor showed thought
md caro in its preparntloh, mid wab well ro-
cutyed BY the nudloncc.
Mr. ". =. 1fagno delivered
TIE MASTERS pIATroN,
1lcals In Comn,un Life" being tho subj jeot.
Afr. Hague handled tho subject iii tilnstcr!y
u,nilnor. Hu claimed for all oil idehl alttnnesing
nature oven in ite design, and being most patent
in tia influence over isla!l. He thought ihe itleal
ontered largely into osory ones lifo, and hhcamo
intensely practical.
was then delivered by I. !. MoMlton; subject,
After rathor lengthy renntis by DR.. Komp,
tho rathor proey coromony Of
cusFEnn1Rn DEGREES
followed, A. b. Chrlson L. NJ. Sporry, g. y.
Whipplo receiving tle dogroo of A. b.; 4. ".
nssts raR s, + oten m, sy 2sy trss tRSssf 'a r.
Butts, Miss sadlo Hamilton, Miss Eninla L.
Joluston, and Alisa lilia @. Willard, L. H.; Abby
s. Cotton, William 4. NlcCandlcss, William II.
Haltcr, David +. lNrtoM, ". B. Hague. Albert
3. Irwin, u,,tl Edwin N. Lord wDto lionored with
a. H.; Nathan L. BURTON nnd L. Coffin with
PROSPECTS.
After tito Commencement, The Alumni AnBo-
chiffon met ut tho Union Hotel. A proposition
was mid before Tue meeting which looks to tho
speedy raising Of Nh endowment for the AIathe-
natcnl chair, and fur 10000 for acholarsIipB.
The proposition was accepted, md considerable
raisod at tho meeting, Tie clasa Of 1871 giving
$1,000, and promising to ratao $20, GOO IL tho
others did not tako hold Of It. Tho Alumni aud
Trustees aro waking up, hud before fall It is OK
puetod that considerable s,,tn Of money WILL bo
raieol antl strong man procured for President.
Tile address, bofore tho literary socict!oB WINS
Of Cincinnati. rroBldont Tnppan, who las for
Six years struggled to support tho intoruat Of
Konyon Collcgo agninat tho Indifference ct the
Church, tondored his resignation to tho TruB-
ioes have been fai.hful and successful III ttx,uga
high standard Of scholarship III tho college.