New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON


APPOINTMENTS OF THE GhADtAiiN" -. =,
CLASS PorM, GRAFTON AID HisiVi'if4'--
NOTES ABOUT TIE COLLEGE .,,,.,-,, g,
v,oy Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE
Nrw-HAyEN, June 27.-Ihe aproin ,.Il'.,''
D., ,h aaua,lrc class we're announced TINS AFTERNOON
,,,,hers i27 al Of whom have obtained tho4'
lsyre,s. The appointments are "a follows;
ValediciOrg Grafton.
,,,.or,os Nuremberg Uolzheimcr. ElIaira, N T.
safutai0TB Grafton
,a,,., Sebastian Van Dc GRAF, los Angeles CAL
phiiosoJ,hieal Oraiaors
r,,.sou .rson Higclow Ecw-Ilayen. Conn
Philr Golden Bartlett, Washington; -; -
{ Fdwnri Edgcfinn AIKEN Kutahd' W
Levi Abraham Eiiel chicago. H. . 49,
frnneis BENJAMIN Lncas, Po'iul0nhooA' N'iN"
Hi9h OrahoHs.
Waiter r. Bridgeman. Cleveland, ONO.
Arthur n Bnsfwick. Iichhcld Conn.
Ipsac Thomas. West Chester Penn -.
George L. Ide, BrooEyn. n /
0rGli0Hs
Josepn d. Burrell. Freepori, III
George ~ Wallace. wallintord Conn.
Charles r. Coffin Eatavil, III.
SWh'am y. mi. New Haven. Conn.
George W0olsey, New Haven, Conn
sherman Il. wAipplc New London, n H.
Charles b. schratn milwaukee, Wis
DISSERTATIONS
(Uenry C. White. Ncw-iIavcn. Conn
iCharies c Whitmorc, Farmlngion' conn
Cyrus r. Hill NcW-ilaycu, conn.
Sf2edoris H. stcbbins. Springfield. Mass.
(EYerett Warren. scranton, Penn:
SXsthont,l g. Fisher Ncw York city
}Ionis b. Hashrouck. Roudout; y T.
Allen Il. Lincoln, Wiliimaniic, Conn;
francis IL. Iichenor, IarishNiilc' n. l.
First Disputes.
rlin H. Wells, Chicago. H.
Daniel 4. Carpenter, Alton, \, y:
William l.. Walker, Slul. Shoals, :. - -.
Herbert s Brown. south Norwa'k; nonh-
(Benianin ". Bacon. Norwich Conn.,
Idwari T. Twolnbly, Boston Mass.
(Ernest z. Hart Council B,nts' Wv
flames e zini-, New Orleans a q;
SShelaon T.. Patterson. Chicago, III
Lawrence Rolf, Auburn ne
Second Disputes.
Leonard ~ Poole, Baltimore, Md.
Ceorce NJ Judd. NcNtOwu Conn
Franris NJ Looms. GTanhv, tonh'
Arthur H. Ripley, New YORK my
C6aries 4. ; DWIGHT, Engic~%SSsd, n j.
Willis H. sterling Cevei' md ONO
John C. Coleman, New-No ORR city.
First Coiioquies.
tBohert C. Hine, stamford, Conn.
}John X. Mckee, Pttshurs, frnhl.
}Tdward L. snrnonds. New Orleans, La
Frederic d. iiemcr, fkc, y. \.
Howard J. Cur;iss, straliiorl, Conn.
Danford y Barney Farmngton, Conn
Sshsrtn,n Fvarts Ncw-Nork City.
}Reubcn L. Eanock, Rocky Point y u
Thomas r. Osborne. Ncw-iIaven. 1onn
(William ". X. Nixon. Chicago III
HOWARD T. Walden, Brooklyn. y y.
Johu +. Bowen. Brookyn; y: \ -,
GeoFge Il; siIllaau. East ,. liaddeH' Conn
Frederic X Vernon, Brooh1! H. n l.
Second CON0Qfses.
Henry TIitchings. G-ayescnd. y. Y.
1CaIepc. r. Carroll Ncw-IIavcn Conn.
rascn II. White, Biriimohd'iiie, y, L.
John d. Hal Norwich, Conn
Henry y. Tuttle Chcagu, lh.
(Uenry r. Ewing Pltshdrg Penn.
George n. Uubbark, WOD,lmont, Conn.
rhe Yale Law School commencement exercises VIII 'He
place at p. m tomorrow IN Centre Church f'rSt III
eoc the connection for the Townsend prize OF Sloo by
william " Bailey OF this city; Murray Darlington, OF
Peoria IL, and EpaphroI.tus Peck Of Bristol me
masters Grafton Will De 10y Louis Hood OF Newark n j.
The annual Grafton viii be by the Hon George T. iIoar
nj Worcester Mass In the evening reception OF tho
blumni and invited guests viii be given IN the law schoo
rooms.
A memorial address was delivered nj Battch Chape
This evening By President Porter commemorative Of The
life Of d. David H. Smith, late professor OF surgery al
Yale The able character OF The deceased loan ana hi-
manifold service 10 the COMMONWEALTH iaaAe 'he al
dress OF special interest -
si50OO0 gift Of Dr. Porter, Of New YORK; condition
gifts for tue future Of $4,000 Tor me Law SchO. ron
School from Dr. smith The College has also Sou sun
in Illinois by which il recciys O,3 ie 10 70 y s
low ship proficiency In ply sioal science has been -
tablishe ana has been awarded TINS year 20 Artn9 F.
Bostwick OF Iitchheld Conn. member Of Tue gTadnal
In class In the Academic department. -,
Edward a. Frceman d. G. l., ne weEknoT"n l. ns'G
rian author OF "Tho History OF The norman tongues
OF England" "The Growth OF the EnSAth Constitution
etc. is coming 70 America mex fall 10 deliver coaIse
OF lectures az Yale and elsewhere lie ts Wlt1en wv
conrses of six lectures each. one ON The English speak
Ing Peopie in their Thrcc Homes, and the other on
"1he Practical Lessons ~ General Eur"peAn iislor
He viii lie tue also az the Peabody Institute OF Balt
more AMI the Lowell Institute or Boston. -,
large audience gathered in Baton Ihhpei thlS iho
ing 20 listen 10 the class Grafton ana poem, Al =
o'clock the graduating class formed In front Oi SOain
College and headed by the band, marched 10 the ehalel
President Porter introduced the class poct Harry ,
purand. n Rochester, Newfork MI Dufandt sn'Jec'
was Nhispering Elns" The poem was unusually ex
ceent and said by many 20 nave been the DeSl poem
delivered ON caF day for many years At e close 90
the delivery OF the poem the anih"r was greeted WIZ
enthusiastic applause Thc president then introduced
The class orator. James Leighton, OF GIenburn, Penn
whose subject "TEc Land we Live nthc EXccle nee
and PermauenCe OF Its Form OF NoNcrIihtht. MI
ISightons Grafton wei written, ana was enthus-
1aStically received ~,
In tie afternoon large audience gathered MEATH
the ems ~ listen 20 the class histories The hsi0i
We're witty and clever throughout rejecting cTedi upon
the historians Messrs bromley, BOstHick, GrsWOd ana
Richardson AT the CONCLUSION OF the class histories the
class marched to the place appointed for planting the
ivy WAS late in the afternoon WDen The singing Oi
The Tvs Ode concluded the afternoons exercises.
In the evening large am brilliant lioug tOok part ID
tie promenade concert az Alumni Hall Tie hall, winch
has recently entirely rcted ami IenOdelled. wa
hung with bunting and the walls were covered Win tC
boating flags won By all the Yale Two SHELF
were suspended fTuln the ceiling, While the platform
opposite the entrance supported artiscay arranged
collection of all the class trophies On either SIDE OF t'
trophies flowers and plants in pots. Lander
orchestra dscOursed dancing music from the gallery oVe
Toinofrow tho Alumni meet and the Law School ha
It's commencement
EXERCISES AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
THE REGULAR CLASS DAY EXERCIsEs SUPERSEDED
BY CLASS DAY GRAFTON BY GESERAL WOOD
FoRD-AwARD OF PIIzEs-CREMATION OF MATTE.
MATICs.s
lrRox A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRrBuNE.l
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