Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-28
Yale Commencement.

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 This evening the Yale Glee Club concert
 will take place at Peck's Grand Opera House.
 Tomorrow at p. m. the anniversary exer-
 cises of the Sheffield Scientific School take
 place in North Sheffield Hall. Cards of ad. mission can be obtained of Prof. Brush, at Sheffield Hall, to-dny and tomorrow from to 10 a. m.
 Tuesday evening the Senior Promenade concert takes place, and everything points to a very brilliant occasion, one which will com pare faYorably with any previous event ot the kind. Great interest is displayed, and there will be large attendance of ladies from abroad
 Wednesday at 9:3O a. m. the meeting of the alumni takes place. At 2:30 p: m. the polls will be open in the Library for the election of
 8 member of the corporation. At D. m. the anniversary exercises of the Law department take place. There will be an address by Hon. B. J. Phelps, of Burlington, Vt, and ora tions by four candidates for degrees at Center church. At 8 D. m. there will be reception in the rooms Of the Law school (Cou Ii House) for the alumni of the school with their families and invited guests. Cards o1 admission can be obtained of Prof. Wayland, No. IT Court House. Thursday, commencement, at a. m Procession of the officers and graduates ot Yale and other colleges will be formed ID front of the Lyeeum, on the arrival of which at the Center church the commencement ex- ercises will begin.
 D. m., commencement dinner, to which the graduates of other colleges are also lny1- ted Admission by cards of invitation, to be obtained at the Library after Wednesday l noon.
 8-11 D. m. The presidents reception fol graduates with their families and other invi ted guests at the Art School Cards of ad- mission can be obtained as above. Tomorrow at Il a. m. presentation exer, cises, with the class oration and poem, in the Battel chapel. At p. m. class histories on the campus. The Senior Appointments. The Yale senior appointments are as fol ! lows: Valedictory-W NJ Hall Salutatory-D. w. Richards. Philosophical Orations-F. W. Hopkins, F. M Smith
 High Orations-F. Goodrich and A. B. Nichols, H. c. Whittlesey, W. c. Wheeler, W. H. Buell., J. A. Amundson. | Orations-H. M. Reynolds, w. H. Sher 1 man and G. A. Smith, J. E. Bushnell and D. Scudder E. F. Green, B. M Bentley and R. I w. Selden, F. w. Keator, B. P. Moves, A. E. Walradt, W. l.. Allen and J. E. Newcomb. Dissertations-F. $. Morrison, W. R. Bar
 bour and H. w. Taft, s. s. Sewel, c. H.
 Richardson and E. c. Spencer, ". A. Pur l rington, W. R. Innis, W. A. Peters. First Disputes c. Partridge and E. C. Ward, H. c. OrdwaB, W. D. Walker, T. R l Morrow, L. B. Peckham, M. Stern and H Trowbridge, jr.
 Second Disputes-S. F. Phillips, J. H. Wat
 son, E. W. Davis, P. King, D. c. Wells, G. D. White
 First Colloquies- V. Campbell, w. B. Ferguson and E. W. Knevals, B. c. M. Hall J. P. Helferstein, C. A. Holbrook and F. O. l Spencer, c. l.. Sherman, A. c. Dill, s. w Lambert and l.. Wilkinson, c. N. Ransom W. T. Haviland, J. T. Hubbard and W. R Purple.
 Second Colloquies-W C. Camp and w E. Decrow, c. F. Bliss, F. H. Aver, F. w
 Booth, w, G; 5; Dagget5' C. w " Haines, 1 R. D.