New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27

OF each has been S376 60 Tho average age OF the
class Is twenty WV vont fo,irteen
from Massachusetts, eigat from Now fOfk two lou
Name one eash ~ ron re coobin T1scntyeieht
intend 10 study law; ten, thenogy eight ncuicilpS'
seven viii teach and the Iest are uhue0o he s'es
there Nine have secured POSITIONS TOT me lhos' a
teaching. One wl' ~ as tutor 20 k9oeftJ TUSs
with this class. The oldest man IN the oass v Nina
eg OF several years staining lie u mn on ' ~ mo
class took place last wednesday evening IN the eap
and the senior reception was held AZ the presdenss
house the same evening The permanent class secretary
Is G. IA. ~. Howe, 0f Hanover NJ, -. o.,
Tic prizes for the year have been announced Is I9
lows fhe Crimes English competition prizes on NJ
and S24 respectively, % the senior oass 70 Ana,om ~
Fasf calais VI; the Lockwood English oompOsiuoh
prizes Of $25 and ga respectively 70 voc JunWVr ~, and
70 Chfi5rd II. smith, Of West BratlloeSrS; W. auo
Charles NJ Houeh OF Philadelphia The kimoan lam Am
PRICES for Latin Odrs composed ~ vie W ,r stass
m HSTfy III CossSn Of Foft Barrancas, Fla, aud Charles
N. Huugh. OF Phladelpha the l9th gTss 10 tho
by the class OF 1916. OF $50 and $40 W W. We
s1phomore class TO Lyndon A. smith, OF sOtNlcn vs.
and Clarence PlEe OF Booih6ay NO. t9 i1a Se snnbo
malioal prizes OF $40 and $50 respeetiSey " ~ and
more class TO Lyndon A. smith, OF N9IGIon, NJ, e Of
Charles H. SrOut OF Dover n ~ the g tbe facrty
has made the most satisfactory progress Hurlhs '9
lege course, TO Eugene oSGl; OF Sn% SUNDAY nora
inV With tho Baocaaureate Sermon py frSS,'uous pa
lett Ho selected for his text J9nn E Va not be-
leyet For II ye believe not that am He ye shi ulg
I'm snsn Tho discourse was 81 oaih
Chrstianity and rebuke OF skepticlsin ana .he
forms OF free thought This aiternooh oiass uaI
er,ses took place. and IN the evening the ahlNotsalJ
~ tbe Chandler scientific department Inc EXERCISES
FOR tomorrow are a meeting OF tho fDl bedn hhppH
societv nj A. M; an address before IL AZ lvoO ~ ~,
nv Alfred RUSSELL OF Detroit Mich; meetlng OF inc
Associated Alumni O'Clock, and tho senior concert
In lie eyeninR On Thursday ut 1O:SO a. m th0 COll-
meneement exercises proper take place
MEETING OF THE ALUMNI AND ELECTION OF oFfl-
cERs--TrNANcrAL NERDS or THE COLLEGE
HANOVER. n H. June 20-The Dartmouth Alumni
meeting was held IN the college chapel this Afternoon
The following officers were elected:
prssfaenf-Tbe Hon. Nathan Crosby Of Lowell -
Vir PresdeAtsThe Hon. Isaac smith, OF manehestei'
Jobn H. Clark, OF Manchester the Hon. l.. u heuloiO,
of Montpelier VT. and Professor Cyrus 3 hoharuS' Vi
Washington D. z. . - -
Observation-Disclosures J. O. Proctor, OF Hanover
Ouyafors-A j, Phipps, q. II. D., OF lewiston me'
Richard b. Kimban. IL. D., Of hew-Iofk j. hylhah
Jones OF New-YOrK; Irving w. Drew, OF Lancaster :
Professor G. r. Emerson, OF Hanover, ana fr0essOr A.
G. Perkins, Of Exeter.
In response 70 an invitation, President Bartlett made
a statement OF tho financial condition OF tho
college, emphasizing its immediate needs. Cen
eral discussion on the subltct followed, and com
mttee was appointed % confer with the trustees CON
oerning the general interests OF the college, as follows
Professor O. +. Emerson, OF Hanover, N H., George a
Mardcn OF Lowell Mass, and Row Henry ha1eh, OF
Rilericn Mass The neurology for the pasl year Nhh
presented comprising sixty names. several class re-
unions were held during the day, and the cOnmebcc-
ment concert was given this evening.