Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-27
The Senior Appointments.

The senior appO1nGIneuGS are aS FOLLOWS:
 Taledictory Grafton. Charles Wittenberg HoIzheimer, E1mira, N. Y.
 SGlistGtory Grafton Adrian Sebastian Van de Graaf, Los Angeles. Cal.
 Philosophical OTatio7as. Russell Anson Bigelow, New Haven, Conn. Philip Golden Bartlett, Washington. D. c. 1Levi Abraham Eliel, Chicago, Ill. Frank Benjamin Lucas. Poqutonnock, Conn.
 High Orations. Walter R. Bridgernan, Cleveland o. Arthur E. Bostwick, Litchfeld, Conn. Isaac Thomas. West Chester, Pa Nathaniel T. Guernsey, Dubuque, Iowa. George E. Ide, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 OratSons. Joseph D. Burren, Freeport, ILL George M. Wallace. Wallingford, Conn. Charles P. Coffin. Batavia, ILL
 William B.. Hill. New Haven, Conn. 1George Woolsey. New Haven' Conn. James Leighton, Glenburn, Pa. Sherman L. whipple, New London, N. H. Charles B. schran, Milwaukee, Wis.
 Dissertations.
 (Henry c. White, New Haven, Conn. 1Charles c. Whitmore. Pennington, Conn. (Cyrus F. Hill, New Haven, Conn.
 Frederic H. stebbins, sprfngheld, Mass.
 Everett Warren, Scranton, Pa
 Nathaniel c. Fisher, New York city 1Louis B. Hasbrouck, Rondeut, N. Y. Alien B. Lincoln Willimantic, Conn, Francis H. Kitchener, Parishvile. N Y. Eben H. Wells Chicago, III. Daniel A. Carpenter, Alton, N. Y. William R. Walker, Skull Shoals, s. C.. Herbert S. Brown, South Norwalk, Conn. (Benjamin W. Bacon, Norwich, Conn. 3Otis H. Brigg, Auburn, Me. Edward L. Twombly, Boston, Mass
 (Ernest E. Hart, Council Bluffs, la
 Ihaddeus H. Myers, Yonkers, \. Y. James E. Zunts, New Orleans, La
 JSheldon P. Patterson, Chicago, Ill. Lawrence Rolfe, Auburn, Me.
 Second Disputes. Leonard H. Poole Baltimore, Md George M. Judd, Newtown, Conn. Frank M. Loomis, Granby. Conn. Arf6 "A RiT1o N6yUY nTk Charles A. s. Dwight. Englewood' N J. Willis B. Sterling, Cleveland, o. John 0. Coleman, New York city.
 First Couoq,aes. Robert G. Hine Stamford, Conn. John R. Mckee, Pittsburg, Pa.
 Edward L. Simmonds, New Orleans, La. Frederic D. Helmer, Pike N. Y. Howard J. Curtiss, Stratford. Conn. Danford N. Barney, Pennington, Conn. ." JSherman Evarts, New York city. 1 aReubeq aallook, Rocky Point. N Y.
 Howard T. Walden, Brooklyn, NY. John E. Bowen, Brooklyn, N. Y. George B. Silliman, East Haddan, Conn. Frederic R. Vernon, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Second Collopuies. Henry Hitchings, Gravesend, NY (Clarence F. Carroll, New Haven. Conn. lLasell H. White, Richmondville N. Y. Freeman C. Griswold, Greenfield, Mass John D. Hall, Norwich, Conn. Henry N. Tuttie, Chicago, Ill.
 Henry R. Ewing, Pittsburg, Pa. lGeorge H. Hubbard, Woodmont, Conn. This list of appointments compares very favorably with preceding especially in the number of orat1ons It is stated good authority that every member of the class will get degree.
 Other Matters. The senior promenade takes place this evening at Alumni Hall, now so finely reno vated and improved. Music by Landers. The programme for the dances is very taste full and finely gotten up. The skillful work of MT. E. P. Sperry adds greatly to their at fractions. The committee are w. I. Brews- ter, E. H. Gilbert, H. o. Cleneay, B. B. Hart, P I. Fenn, G. S. Isham, Grant Fitch H. P. Johnes, I. F. Merrill.
 To-day is presentation day. The class ora ton and poem takes place this morning at Il o o'c clock at Battell chapel. In the afternoon the class histories will be read on the campus and will be heard with deep attention by the usual large and brilliant array of beauty and fashion.
 Commencement Programme. Friday, June 24-3 p. m.: Townsend orations by six members of the senior class in competition for the DeForest medal, in the Battell chapel. Sunday-10:30 a. m.: Baccalaureate sermon by the president in the chapel
 Monday-11 8. m.: Presentation exercises, with the class oration and poem in the Battel1 chapel Tuesday, 9:30 8. m.-Meeting of the alumni, 2-3 p. nn Polls open in the library for election of mem cses of the law department with an address by the Hon. G. F. Hoar, of Worcester, Mass, Townsend prize speaking, and masters oIation. at the cses of the Sheffield Scientinc School North shef- held Hall For cards of admission apply to Professor Brush, 2 Sheffield Hall, Monday and Tuesday, from to 10 a. m. p. Reception in the rooms of the law school Court House) for the alumni of the school with their families and invited guests For cards of admission apply to Professor Wayland, No. r Court House.
 Wednesday-Co -Commencement-9 8 m. Procession of officers and graduates formed in front of the ly ceum on the arrival of which at the Center church the commencement exercises will begin. D. m. :: dinner Admission by cards of in- vitation to be obtained at the library after Tuesday noon. S10 D. The presidents reception for grad uates with their families and other invited guests at the Art School Cards of invitation to be obtain ed as above town, to enter their in the alumni register in the library. Open from a. m to D. m. The examination for admission to the academica1 department and to the Sheffield Scientific School be- gin on Thursday, June 30th, at a. m The Harvard-COlumbia Race To-day. A New London dispatch last night says: :: The Harvard and Columbia race will be rowed at Il o'clock a. m. to-day, Monday. Both crews passed quiet Sabbath at their re- spectiAe headquarters and apparently are in fine condition. There is no betting on the result whatever. Columbia seems to be the general favorite. but the chances are slightly in favor of the crimson crew winning. Little pr no interest is manifested here over the contest, and as yet there are but few stran- gers in town to witness it.