New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
YALE COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Ep-spEEcHEs BY GOV. CHAMBERLAIN, PROF.
MARSH AND OTHERS.
[YRox A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 1.-Mr. Theodore
D. wOolsey has accepted tie position OF Instructor ID
International IS the st 'dcuts az the Law School,
and will give instruction TO the Junior Class In the
Academic DEPARTING ut the endowment Of proessorships
amounts Sl71 OOO OF which the largest Is the chit
tenden Professorship OF Divinity $4,000 Funds
whose incomes payable as prizes or
scholarships amount 10 100000; the Douglas
fellowship fund is $4,000. Funds for the
increase " the library amount 70 10000; for musical
instruction $4,000; for religious objects, $500 accu-
uatidg funds the interest Of which is not available AT
present added the principal $4,000 productive
portion Of general fund which may be used for any
purpose S2I In the Sheffield Scientific school the
general fund is sl32OOO; the trust fund. held by the
State of Connecticut the of which IN received
sem-annually Sl35 OOO the library fund. $4,000 and
others mako the total fund S2s0OO0. The University
funds amount TO II $1,000. Ia the Theological Depart
ment endOwme mt OF ITOiessorshtps amounts 10 49,
900 the scholarship fund is So. OOO the library fund
$500 the Ttus proessorshp fund not now avail
able 600 and the general fund 1924 900. The gen.
era fund Of the Medical Department s S2lOOO and the
Art school fund il - 900 total iscome for the year
was IL 225jO -. ana the expense Sl26O73 90 About
$50 generous persons or ORGANIZATIONS nave hade Ei- 20
the library this past year. the most important
of which have been mentioned The geological and Osico
logical have been largely Increased ny sts.
COLLECTIONS OF indian relics largest of which given
by Prof. o. C. Marsh, and tie numismatc cabinet has
been remembered by seven friends the Rev. OlNtr I.
Crane. d. u. former missionary to Turkey, having
given 81 Greek coins, OF which are silver, S0o Roman
The classes which held reunions this year those Of
-, ic AMI 80 Of the scientific School The Class
OF s25 about as many IN number ana hed tnelr
This city. GOV. ngersOll n member or the CIass or
1870 and of course their reunion was with hin. Inc
Class OF l-45 had its meeting in Insurance building, ana
st,nnrrnher CEN Darlington. who Is preparing
oxi q
battles the Revolution. from MILITARY point 81 Vtw'
belongs 10 THIS class or the Cass Of l-5O are the Hon
Ellis H. Roberts ana tine Rev G. : Ilnmley Oi New HrA
city The Class OF 1872 comes back 60 strong ~ Is the
largest class that ever graduated T" aaie' anu Si e
reputation OF being the noisiest Tins evening me OEss
OF 1859 mounted Senior fence and ued-nos"cr hahus
eXacv-at the old college SONGS. OF course the class
dong interest the public less than TIE o-d ir'huS 'ne
Two new fellowship funds have been given TO the col
iege tins year Macn ARE Are n T dUugv M
Ds ~ thc solder, Memorial FELLOWSHIP and gives II
~ ,,en',r, ~ her SON Waur william Wheeler Of the
Class Of 1888, who died DUNG the wdr ~ can DE heid
Ike one tSbs f gi the boasas Feow.P the recipient
must be Of three years standing az gradu-
ate and must pursue course OF STUDY mere III ihe
graduate department for two or three Years flciercnce
Is h. gwen to students IN Greek tH.u7h this Is n2t re-
CURED The first man 10 receive thitteowshp - nCuiy
Blodsett Hartford. Conn. OF The present GIaduang
Glass The Is called the @illiuan Fellowship from
the name OF the glvcr rms Il NOT al iiu du ye ,
Will amount to $1,000 when complete The student VINO
avails himself OF II Will be suyec 10 COhuoHs 7iiAi y"
P ,dnating exercises in tie Center Church to-day
vere from the following programme;
H. Ms. Overture Midsin,ntr nights Dream (Mendels-
& satujory Grafton IN Lain by Charles Trumbuu Russ
q Grafton The Higher Who to pay for it
po o isss foy M Isend. Ses H@eeh
8 Mus Taanh' qseT 49, Nv rrsnrv Moses
U.,r.if chester Mas
: issiy Kesas orteria," by Timothy Jonathan Lee
3 f.o,opiical Grafton Peel" by James Hill
10 Music NoctGrne, Midsummer Nights Dream Nendels
II. Grafton Samuel Taylor colerdge," BY Edward Wells
H. Grafton a Royal stole" by samuel Rosster Belts
a. a-scra'icn The Gueph aud Ghibelines" by Eugene
i5 ration Andrew Jackson" by Charles IOthroP Noyea
H. Ma.i'. Gohengr1n Warner. ..,.-.., ,o,o,.-. .,
Eis ri'i H., William 'i aeer~ Ritlsris IicLarid
e Dissertation "Herpert ~pen cr OyJohn Anson Carver
IT, Nus finale IN symphony Reshoy ys1 Chez,
20 Oron, leClusepossa Fure, by Carl IhiiSton OheS
n 9r' "Indivtiuay~ with vaedicory Address,
by Henri strong GnlliyeI NGT" SIC h,-,
- Pr5yer by the President
Degrees were refused two Of the outgoing academ-
&c, and to six Of the scicntcs another proof Of the
need OF work to get diploma The following list in
eudes the honor men Of the class;
Henry strong Gull X4ledGtory oraii9n NOT
HSlniltoa Mercer wTt rll- lcIl Grafton Se" orgsns
field James Hlhouse Philosophical Vraton Nt% ilastn
worth. New Haven htnry iodcci Hartford william
Henry Hoclkiss AnsouA sfi' +, .g Wdp Sobefp cor
don Exeter. y. Ii samuel Eosster belts Ne% York CITY
NSsS 59Sn'P Ses ta a west Chester r'nn henry
Dscrtat oHs-Iohn Arson carver Scotland Penn samuel
BaInTm New IIa' en- Eugene kouion len fs'n
f,sr,teN-Charles Vim. cochran White Plans \. Il
Ho 5,aao smith. Baaao N y. Joseph Alden
S STfn 'Gek'H e5 hs McIqhn Harding Bath Maine
George Collin Penn Yam. y. y Edwin Alston III / New
a sSrs e SrrcT Gneva o6cr, Donaldson
N sw Ms'n yS Sose ne na o oofge Henry Benton
Mount Lebanon syria; John ~annls Sey mour WhtnhyS
coaoqg,ts Howard Parry Bell Dexter, y y; william
mei1iie A1Sfd stone Gucor chamberlain collins
1ot V05 Hunt nrt0n Cncniat 0hio Henry Bradford
LOOMS NeS Haven Fred'nc Eikanah sn%% , Nsw
Ro,eri Webster Dav city Newell Martin Picking
rag, ea1h "a q, r Ia Hev IAN isard stors AiSaer
Pc%ghEoeps@ \ s. Clarence Edcbert Boodgcod. Henson
VILE y y. James IaLctOu Cook, e. ul-iOrd
AT the close " exercises degrees were conferred
upon tho graduating classes of the academic scientific
law and medical departments. and the following hon
AIRY degrees were announced;
D D-The Prof Iovi l. Paine OF me Bangor Theoogi
ca seminar graduate ot I-5t and the Rev EDWIN T.
fIH'T o. i Tcercv samuel J. Tiiden of York
The Css OF Prof Joseph lark Of Northan ton lass
OF the cas- Of 1888 and ii' ,m'h Ne"ooNO VI INT "'''
N"B 3, mart NJ D.. Of ,ouington. Conn o. n Perry
Of south port Conu, H. J. Wis~al " a.a4nron u G. H.
" Poole G. J. Ann. of fitsbnrs, Pa H. l. AdeH
and y Vincent Of Sew YORK itv.
Hapor Az 81 III Ii. Bancroft OF Francisco
At2ocock in the afternoon, Alumni dinner was served
In Graduates Hail. and IL crowded by graduates ana
invited guests Beginning hi- aiterdnner speech WIN
an announcement OF the fcilOwships before notced'
President Porter spoke the record and progress OF the
college and iptr,sted 70 the Alumni the future honor o.
the institution. Mr. Lorenzo lanes Of the t"ss - Vac
first 10 speak. and tho SANE, or heaTtl'r dpPi1ie
LOYALTY and devotion the Union. when he
closed. three cheers were ecn Tor mn ana tn IL. d
Tor the south. NcXt Ai. Harry Brown OF 90 anu
after hfm Judge john A tOot' DIohl a. 'o ia -AI
mlral Fooie. Then M Cox Of 30, Judge I,"cy. au
trust Of