New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
YALE COLLEGE.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIFTS TO THE COL
LE0E-GRADUATION or THE SCIENTIFIC CL~'o
AND THE SCIENTIFIC PRIZES.
fvror A sPECrAL CORREsPONDEfT OF TINE rhIsuNs'i
Nrw.HAyEy June 29.-The old chapel was
veil filed this morning ct the opening exercises Vi
seutatiop Day. According TO custom the semof UAs.
occupied tho front part Of the body OF the mousse ou
none of tho remainder WA reserved Eugene oo".o
of Jenersou n Y, the class poet, came nrst on t"o
His poem was delivered 90 that the enocuVe
no,nts wero we'll made and his classmates appauded %
on,v students can when . speaker aliudes 10 weire
membercd event honorable achievement vi """
Kind were the reference to the ball game OF yesterday
with the Harvard University nne when fae' Win ner
famous pitcher disabled and out Of the game and her
catcher and acting pitcher hobbling about WIN
ankles, made a score of-Yale, IL Harvard =.
When the Rue went limpng the field .
And her crippled nine msdc the Crimson yield
The orator Of the day was Charles f. Gutter OF rrnc
Vile, Ill CitizenJAadcrs" was hs theme, anu n''
purpose was TO show the folly and stupidity OF 'ne
American people in not proftng by the bunders In their
own history the need OF administrative reform IN CITY,
state and national governments and the piain auty
that lies before all educated young men to live TOT tne
countrys good in respect to such needs This class
President Porter and at the Of his oron the ora
tor auding this fact asked for the class rev
Additional prizes and scholarships for the year were an
nonced and with the singing OF the class 9ae % porta
sSnS%asp sssSnaipn % formidable Of Greek a.i and
who remains in one two or three years as
duatc was given to to snfy % ar IA 81 Worth
$40 year. the best examination In the sudies Of
the GSss Of study The
prize open po!Srt 70 the SHT Sco Ga' wis., and George
Ge0rfs W Eons IL inni of hyde Park. Mass Tie following
Seniors took mt rank in English c@@%pSs2Sp; g.
CITY, L. f. Reid OF Chicago H.. and +. " souinw.crth tn OF
NewIayen H. s. Guiycr of Nor"cn Conn, u !; liz oies a,
TWO being equal The following took second rank: IT,
Lee Of Madison Conn, +: &. Atwater Of Poughkeepsie,
N n n.d H nj L. cSnn %aq R " Davis oi Cincinnati Ohio E. A.
Hi Of NcwYork City, C. r. Russ Of Hartford, Conn., n, to
day but not Of kind easily reproduced by types ana
printing ink Each Of the tsree historians had II i
If the applause Of those who understood the Jokes ana
ausions be taken criterion The 9raer @ 81 ner
slsam of NeS.York city A. s. jerks OF Brooklyn N y
The men who have done the most TO sustain inc nonoI
What She has had such us Capt Avery of the baseball
nine were heartily cheercd Not till nearly o'clock
in Ms f G the class ivy Oh the east side the library build
ing and the singing Of The class ODE written @ W ya
" the class ever to be green and thriving they con-
dently expect having been left to Mother Earn 10 rear
tha class formed in procession. Ihen Deaaed ny thc
hand they chcered the buildings In succession from
"Durfce," the chapel and Farna' pas, .e & Gor
south THE s1ss ,e. Of ae m ah TX a Rss Sss
which was returned by 20 and then they went 70 several veal
Of the residences Of the Faculty PieSldeht lou iom'
on Colege-st, after his house had pecn visited III VI M
spoke a few WORDS and repeated .s iaEe"eA oi Tic
morning. .o,,o oonoort IN Music
Hall takes place. Mere mention, not description, VIII
suico Imagine the rest Inc corporation .eiu , a i1,s
in the Presidents room TINS aerUoai III a.e M
VIII cb will he Known as far as t,ef & a'yeiecon tr M
lows tais week. remarkable giit to the mncn % s,er
Observatory from Mr. Winchester VIII he great thins
for the college particularly the mathematical
Ii is large hns lass disk, 20 inches IN diameter, ano %
are familiar with such items will notice, Is two inches
larger than the great Washington glass ni'nei.o ,J
LARGEST in the world II is in the rough glass now ana
has some slight mperfections, which, however %ll DC
removed by the necessary gIindng Is Is Iy be S
fare this can be available. Mr.. Jacob Campbel OF New
York CITY, the President OF the racine ias , 49,
given the observatory the disks Tor TWO loch op'ee'
At O'clock this evening in North Sheffield m Tall the
graduating exercises OF the lass OF T3 TOOK place
Every member of the class is required to prepare paper
on some scientific subject at the time Of his gr.daaon
From the total 3D. were selected THIS year 10 reau q.
the graduating exercises. large part OF ,dI ine
theses, chiefly le technical part aud matters OF do'
that would not be interesting Ia llAe'i, umsclsn'hc
audience is omitted or the graduates two VIII take the
degree of Civil Engnecr two mat oi Dyiar % or
these Iast ~ have taken tue course III C'ii
nine that in SaaSsar a%e saaed H"n mainly 1 IN the
line OF Chemistry Natural History or tue mcdeai
The Exercises his evening from the following pro-
gra,nne. beginning at O'Clock;
J. Wells cushman Lake Dynamic Rneneering) Lake Forest
III. fn Architectural Communications ~. A.. T..
lanes Cunnng nam tS.lgcD Ptsbmrg, Penn on the In
ornce of biographical Locality Settlement as dspiayeu
3 Noses Brsdstr ct bradford tCvn Engneerng) Middle
'% y Ghaiss S HdebSand Enginoering New Haven
= Wili am Arthur Pratt, Civil Engineerng New Haven
Conn The Construction and STABILITY o 90 pans Msrtto, Conn
g. Frederick MOnciih IurnDun (Meuicdh hAiuo"b WI"
on the Anatomy Of NsTets Idens: ,, 49,, Ill.,.
I Dwight Edward Fierce lCiyn Englnec1lg Ne"i"'''p
Conn On the Niagara Falls Suspension Btiige - ~ A.,
Edward pay rage Ssqss sSa 0raag a Wascs N5 On The
EJECT 1a # M Esasy nIns fSS chs%sy sShs on the
Mechanics of Towing . - n. ..,s,,,,o, ,,,a
evening, is as follows: - ,o,,
For excellence German tie prize awarded 10 Chsrs v"
Fsr etceene in Civil Engineering, the prize awarded to
William A. Pratt, New Haven Conn
"' CLASS 1876.
excellence In the Mathematics OF Jnnior year te prize
DIVIDED between Porter d. Ford, Washington, Cobh anu
Hiram A. Miller, NewIIavon, Conn., ,.
Tor exceleloe Chemistry, the prize divided between
Frederick r. Dewey, West Haven. Conn, aud frederiek T.
Miles, salisbury, Conn. =. -. ..,., a., ,s.o,
er1ck +. Dewey, West Haven, Conn.
CLASS OF 1877
For excellence in all the stues Of Freshman year. te plzc
TO +. Icnn, NewHeVeil Conl,
a le mention Of Joseph q. Calhoun Hartford, toln.
For excellence German the prize lvhe between Joseph
p IddinCs Orange NJ j. and William L. Seds "ek Farming
ton, Conn., ,,.,.....,o. a.. ,,-za a,,,,o1 he, weep
f. Buadington huntington Cong aud wallace h. fenn
or excellence in Physics the prize awarded to Joseph g.
Calhoun, Hartford, Conn.
Mechanical Drawing the Prize awarded 10
Josepb y. Iddings, south Orange, n. j.
fFOr other Intelligence see Second Fdg
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