New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

leced OF wide range enough to give pleasant va
riey the mental part Of the entertainment, While the
style OF delivery such TO reflect credt on Ine'f
elocutionary training The full programme of the Hyde
speaking WAS as follows:
W. o. weeden OF Providence II. l.; The sef0on'ro' VI
" H. Thrali of Galesburs ILL Fidelity to Individual
idea" - .o.. po,,,,or. n
". W. Ieete Of Thorndlke saxon and Norman"
s. L. Looms OF Bedford influence Of Labor on Nations"
To be Hyde" speaker ia OF the greatest honor'
OF the college, while during the first two years IL Is con
sidered nearly equal be selected as contestants
for the Kellogg defamation prizes. $50 eaeh 10 Tue
sopbomores ana Freshmen founded by r. b. Kellogg oi
Green Bay Wis The Kellogg speaking always calls ou'
of the best audiences OF the week, always oens VI
superior order The audience and speaking tonight "ere
equal to that OF former years The full programme VI
the Kellogg contest was as follows:
FRESHMAN CLASS. .
Chas. H. SAWYER Of South Meriden, Conni "The Bfsch
H. W Goodrich of Brooklyn. N. Y, "The Tanning Of Bu'
cephalus" ., ,r,,.. , rho p.,or,natiou" I"
a. l. % m,ac'r "a W ,hert The Painter of seville"
John DE Peu Of Biughamton " Y: "The Des'h fena'V'
Frank NJ Carson Of BrcoRiyn n ~ slavery ard War"
w. G. Belden Of Whatey; "rhe De'ensoo of "''n" i''
r. f. Go-dOn Of Newton Tho Black EegmeG"
@. $. Colt OF Columbus. ohio: "Church and StaIe'
The awards in both contests were made tonight anu
were follows:
priZe-Wm. q. Weedon Of PROVIDENCE X. l..
kellogg priZesNsiOu hanGs g Inko, japah' Sophono'o
C. II. sawyer Of Meriien Conn, Freshman
The principal questions coming before the trustees ~
their annual meeting tomorrow relate TO the Shepard
mineralcca cabinet and the assistant college pastor
snip The college has no neurological collection OF Its
own but Prof shepard has OF the finest in the cou
try This has been kept In the ,olege buildings Tor
several years and he has been retained to give
on mineraogy with the understanding that when he
his connection with the college the cabinet shonu
purchased by 1t ut not more than twothirds oi ts
valuation, and that not than 1000 should be
paid in any event recent valuation OF the collection
by Irofs Brush aud Blake Yale showed it to be wor
about $4,000, the minerals being valued at about
1000 ard the mc:eorite the finest collection on the
continent making the balance: The collection OF
aIan2emen, must now be made between tne llusle's
and Prof shepard since tire work OF the latter j. now
merged in department OF Prof Emerson ana DIS
nav he rctaincJ n tbe trustees feel unable
20 purchase IL by full cash payment IL VIII prODaDy Dc
N" 2thcr nporiani question relates TO the filing Of
tie samuel Greene proicssorshp that OF assistant col
prv George Gould of Worcester was appointed By the
trustees last year hut WAS unable on acconnt ol ",
health 70 accept The position ILe he' A. J @ ~
West1cd and Of the Glass of 20 - spoken OF mos.
favoraby and prominently ia connection with t4 place
a plosrnt rs provision Of the bcquest. II n7 aPpon-
ucnt is made within year ifo'1 ,ie % III F'ge u .,
pan and the latter understood 10 be very anxious
,ha such result may happen Ihere VIII M ] Do a ~, ~,
morrow aitbougn ihe Hon. r. b. Kellogg of Green Bay
Wis, viii he detained by sickness. A. 49,.
President S,cie has made one reform III tne haLCoo
of the college by turning into the college treasury the
prrquisitCs which have always hccn regarded S ptlo
ing 10 that officer Among sources of revenue l'
the sale OF grass from TIE college campus tne eAsI
amount charged the Seniors during the last term icr
th,ir diplomas and The Commencement dinner. lhls
last "instituti0n." coming alter me SfaulHg 'Acr
cseS Is TO be done away with hencel0rth tu ioic'cI
u pszo list Tor the year, except Ie" prizes Sc'
10 bo awarded, is as follows; .oo. .,.,,,,,
Hardy prizes Tor improvement IN ovempoane3us speaSnS'
f1U H. ID. 1aAsJn oi DC ikuA tc ~
Composition prizes for compositions Of The Ju
NOR t,is A T. White Of DanyoTs, 500 W. D. T. Bliss oi Con
pr2e for bos examinations Demosihenes plato
and faI on the college To JuniprGt G. lftai OF
cisrdiacr Me- $40; j. W. Faey OF Bckey, s2O 70 tresI
" HoIf OF Aver Jnnco $50, and for The greatest npr 20
r1en Greek duiiug The ycaf-E 5 harrington o "I"S' "
Prize scholarship seniors upon specified author
Tead III the college cour-e-O' . h'it"o" VI f0''
Thomson prize fo best examination upon the Latin Of The
Latin by Sophomores A. D. Bioso Of Ahmcinuggnr Inta
$25 best examinations Latin prose 6y fr T
aud H. ". Eoie u Aver Junction So .,,, ,,,ss r,
nrize Tor oarshp in natural phosophy-Georse
tjeIaa R ~ prsesii n Garncr Of Bristol Eng. $40 l.
SAWYER prze best eIannaon anatomy physoiosy, and
hyycie o. the course-hoal Aitcen OF Jacksonville Fla
SHEPARD aoeea! Of mineral. valued
a 81 ST. and Si, j. " CLARKE Oi Cananda!gua n g. W
Ross boston. c. Iotbe Of Amherst and H. t. smith o
vdo. psc for general culture improvement during
the coaIse-A. II. Pearson OF Iiayerhl $50 49,, , a., ~
Walker prizes fcT excellence IN mathematics OF The yeai
Sopao9re JS.n & ~ Jy"'f2I : % cbcot i Wi Min.tdf
VI SlU Freshmen, II. W. Role Oi aver Junction go C. o
Inc Mosrey scholarships Of $50 and $40 for highest
attainment in the scientific evidences o.! religion. are not
awarded now While ono appears 10 compete Tor 't
40 PM Beta Kappa prize gwen to member 0t mat 80
Coiy for proficiency in the studies uf the philosophers
department durIug son'or year. In oil about III 300 il
gwen in prizes by tho college annually.