New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

tanned by subscription were extended on the library in
be used-was given by Governor Hmgiirh Tn 1853 the
clsses were divided. and in 1-76 two degrees
1874; since, 2as char OF infepnafional inv was
founded ~ s5dand one on pleading the preaent year
fs snhsc, to life estate for the founding OF
The Winchester Observatory. although the land given
ma not pftn sole was oresulzod about two years ago
anc II seltsupportns.
Besides all the OF aer gifts ard heQucsts have
NersOhary interest ia legacy Of 100000.
THE POLICY OF TIIE COLLEGE.
Tie institution has had definite policy 90 which II
has adhered with good degree Of consistency Il has
employed little active agency 10 solicit funds II has
opened no royal easy paths to learning intellectual
power 1t has carefully rcfraiued from olous coupnri
sons to the disadvantage Of Other institution. II
! has avoided a;lnas 10 tire ind"rnce or the M
uue reliance which are Characteristic o. Young
men ON tie other hand II the testimony ~ t.osc
VINO have lnoNu lis miuost -p1t aud g. ami
mating forces Is Worh anything, II Las not he<n
Too blgojed 10 learn nor TOO concritcd 20 IN
prove It's windows are Open IN every d, ton toward
Wv ~ hS tly ~ toward Ne -tiG sun ana ~ j.
Ieaoy 10 welcome any NV truth IRON any quarter and
or are rfcomIp~u,d n FIX, ,n1r,, nj ~,
lessons % our cEpcri'nrr aud our judgment Ia; b. Do
n'Et- IA the past a. vi a. ~ IL" future hcdn To- hc
clineutly becoming in t'"-" who have received tlr
torch Of knowledge from those who have gone iefor,
Ia. inspired or confirmed One thing can be said Of u
Win truth thai no col * IN The country has been
hdehce and gratitude % rs graduates
CONGRATULAIING TN-pETsIDFST wOOIsrY.
motion made ~ President p0r;fr. expressing
the thanks and Congratulations Of the aiiInni on TIE
completion OF ex President Woalso,. haf ccuiuf. ~ de-
voted service 70 the welfare of ttt institution. A."r
response from various uoLhcr- OF Are alumni rent
the IN citing adjourned.
LAW SCHOOL GRADUATING TNTRCIsEs.
The Law School graduating exercises TOOK place this
afternoon in Central Church After the speaking FOR
the Towscnd prize, the competitors for which have been
announced In TH@ TRIBUNE, Professor Wayiaud intro
duced the orator Of the occasion Senator George T.
Hoar, Of Massachusetts, WHO took FOR his subject The
functions Of the American lawyer IN thc founding OF
States"
In the Of his Remarks. Senator Ionr said
fcpc to profession whore return Ia it's
cent and healthy adherence Uf contingent fees and
thing that ~ speculation Justice. when
you known the people. moi nf the
law, but traders and trAiCkeTs seeking your own
gain, The virtue has out Of you Nould You lot
rather inherit leave behind names worthy 10 I've
OF an American STATE than fortune. or park or fish
pond or palace, OF picture gallery! or stud Of race
horses I"
CLASS REUNIONS LAST EVENING.
The following reunions were he'd this evening {:
Class Of 90 at Tie house OF Or. T. H.
Bishop: Class OF 81 Mt the bsIse % DR..
W. Dcforcst Glass Of &c at the house Of the Rev
Edward l.. Atwatcr; Class OF IL in the OF
Henry II. Willie Glass Of III al the University tldh;
Glass ~ 6i Insurance Building Class OF GG. reception
the house of Dr. and Nr,. Chapman ta.S of - at
Hills Homestead, Savin Rock Class Of - at the Aihcn-
william y. Tow n>cnd IL vlT today appointed 20 tie
Professionally OF Pleading which was established tile
year.