New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

Benson. lat'k IT. 'frefi'ai warn u.
JAM, gry Ns1 ''aEosne' l nage 99Spy'
neraGe ~ de- S pe ri Glow Ti''ar, y.e
- 4u t.lev. " IOr-ltlloV, fur' ~ Weld 4
cyrus a. Coolidge A A'I 1assa seward "'"H
They went forth in the ygor Of youth, with strong
hearts and high hopes to be their own masters and 70
a. their qart ia life after having been under tutors
~ ,,yfters fer four years within those college bounds
7qirfvseven OF Us went in ls25, and now call has
been made for as 10 assemble again o, the coiese
grounds Tuesday. july 6, er the lapse Of % years
uason fen in three years Martin ana N0se in q. Mc-n
IN nine Pierce ia ten and Cey in l3 years; and others
have been dropping of, by ever since j. : {.
Abbott tie Rev. Dr G.. d. Cheevcr the Hon r Ben
SON ne Hon. J. ". bradbury, &. j. Abbott Horace /
Bnd.o. G. H. Coolidge M D.. Prof y. Dunn Joseph
Fre,th YIN. Hale, esd. Henry Wadsvorth Longieu'''
Ii, Hon Cullen sawtee. the Eee. Dr. n. Shopcy, Nn
Stone and on, or Others have been spared We went
forth oth elastic step and youthful glow, bu refafn
SLOW ia pace tmc-U0ru IN Nisase, ana WhNeAeo VIA
age There is resisting the work OF hall century!
Ard hc fortunate. rather is prorideuii"' favored
who ever lives SD long; he must not complain j. Time
ha- set LIS hand pl,t,y heavily upon aim during tie
course Of iioso wears.
Our lass WIS very harmonious. 7 cannot recall Sill
sle instance OF bad blood or harsh words among TO mem
be- Tner. IS occasionally ripple on tn dead level Or
stuiei: lie and * happened several times WAie onf
class was IN college. jerry Dunmeg Of oar class was
ne-hy slept sound and Vasnot remarkable except Tor ms
irloinee iu Zebra lie knew it neither foo4nor
drink and uo being in tle Koran. 90 must he useless and
Therefore IL should ne ignored and TINS duiy DE PER
formed ro perfection JerlA never quar- isomr ice
W. TOO ut for that LIE ony time ever saw Air out
oft,luer was When a stagcoach oi coie-i11. arfyed
al the foot OF hi steep and slippery VI wci
clay. lle load too heavy for the hores aid Tie
coach cailr 10 q al halt Tie coach must oc 4-ht-
raet Tho sirleuts would Not sl. Then. after few
moments Of suspense. Jerry capt uom tie Sc utter
ing word tlai viii not to for iHE IAIA-A Be-. aud
bean e. wlddle UP t.s slippery hll. cane i'm hand
Jfy u.s l.ne you must know W. dl Tilt Tie ic'rhe;
the coach was instantly Nsl;lueA and tins Ail sur
mounted.
Gr,e.ct also the use he made Of his sound foot in
ehu~h me cay. It seemed thai student before g'nt
T. cl That morning bad intrl-ed 200 freely IN crc
non This wa before tae tempe, uc' movements Ia .He
un,f,le of tui- sermon he rose end ,tItn- for rae
gallery disappear d but thc la.h ie described was Hj
NJ mean, tlc shortest distance between two ponts
Par-on sicai noticed it, AMI in tAe afternoon took oc
tu 70. a-. m "a .c.t upon IT, jerry. Who paying
street a .utiqu 20 The discourse. caught tle rem rt fna
n tr a-t.gnr, 0 tie frs condemnation SEM ct'e sco
rat sound uo~t LASTLY on ta- f''r II Vas spark
IN ln ruvdDr huu irci tpt tlIr insf'nt W re hIn;
O.. gallery nocr a If they cou 20 through t. Tie t"'r
on -rara VINO .at IN squire box n Ile rear. turned
1ac fre uarson was struck d:aiu aad Tie audience F
hcre.ja .hud sri ara thou-1 tae gallery was coming
down tho.r heads Thee Was q pause t-e beams '
vvere ,.f r-oseu an SAFE 7, ce Dee 20 Jel. De /
vass -aod genial fellow and never hal An enemy i biz
lie
Fhen f'ia~e wee the burrnc of TIE President hay II
pu fp rest forever The question VII .v exuiodc. Iaf ,
rr-,r tl,colece rounds cut. dried, rlAedu1ro
ol,ao. aut l,-- there over night il 1915, atr even
H. sandy hours T. Is remarkable that al the miracles
1hat col eye happen after study hours Tie oa
IAN r 3D. .l.a mat went Up 20 tire ael tower an Tie
d 'a.a- -rad ana vas found c'inJ ioohA- down Oh /
tAo uene below The nest morning made IRE a'c 'ioh
s:t.r study hour. and SD was with '"e president
Ia tiat Miracle occurred "'trF ~"'t h"-' 7i' 80
III ..n,ufs were ookins onf OF tae college WlNu'N-
W." an cXlH s'n took pace id one OF those h'''s 'hN
the hav t1r fire" There was an alarm and i'-A t' rA
tnrI ia tne flames. bet instantly hlns won't an'i1cl
b,au Into nille a-d so il went OLE bang Dang bang
MI around Tie 't. Tie fIre.DrhI9 nay Wa. q"
course 'u.n a. nat was u" 'ilf "I 'h"-e
cXlio-i.n-l y Pc 1l. were uii-''folat.d hcIe was
sn.acc Ia i. nonstate Ft lay ""ud eNp'ie-not ''i'-
Iefsi. bu. 1ai. Tie ~ lty cth--t 81 H ai "Ac' J. .
Bodol eo..d leio .s,si.e tlat hay Wold explode. ID
woud ei," uer most or Nia.-e nror ZEE am M tne
COLI, Of the and Il ] am informed arr sl5. p.oL
Glove ni was appointed forthwith go make thor
ono inve OF the ter and report 80 future
tim. fno render wOad Dee ucrefuon il "er' % tel
tel hn jhe uniri-- Lee ransacs'i. te volumes of .o
joe peTn- o. pa, Idtit-cs Of e1oA Ay VA-ch Dr. ce-
stlot.d 90 experiment the ccsfl-y wita which lie
Faculty med 60 his repOr away mo tAe mail hours
OF tie night The r-por closed with the following mem
orsh. propositions:
l. Iltt hay crown On college grounds should not De-
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IL /. e~rl'te a-for. inorn!n4: aad
b, '-t i. if hol-e li'. ca ID '.a, pay list an"
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satisfied IAc question VAS sotled fore yer ;A4t hay NH
eAi-o-e. I-". traaIr. VII" o" nor H"4ieh 80 De 81
That Faculty mc@'.H-' si'A'y MAINTAINS however u
US '-'' l-''' some 'A- 1-'' "''i's III" i-' '' i'
mo 't il.' ana were io'Ah@ Ou' u 'Ho "lN"o"' ~
that tine to o-Joy tie irn.
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