New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
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thing" lGrcat laughter and applause
President Gilman then responded for the sister
colleges and took occasion to thank tho Harvard
authorities the help they had given to the Baltimore
Institution.
DR.. Peabody spoke with much feeling Of the twenty
years which he has spent at Harvard and at parting
wished the alumni all manner OF good things In their
journey through life He WAS cheered by the alumni
Standing again and again.
ELECTION OF OvERsEERs.
After Colonel Henry Lee, Of Boston, who at the bust
meeting in the morning was chosen president Of
the Alumni Association, had spoken the announcement
of the result OF baoting for made.
The following elected members Of the Boird Tho
Rev. DR. Edward i. Hale. Morrill, Wyman Judge f. X.
hTar RE %dn ant ~ M sIS E sa h Kspoa Society
which this year celebrates Its one huniredth annyer'
ters vii. close the exercises Of week
Wendell Phillips Will deliver the Grafton, and Charles u
Leland (ians Brcitman) the poem
THE CLOSING DAY AT YALE COLLEGE.
GRADUATING EXERCISES IN CENTRE cHURcH-rHs
CORPORATION MERTING-DEGREgs CONFERRED.
lFIoM AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIBUSEl
NEW HAVEN June 29.-COmmencement day
opened clear and pleasant after the series OF thunder
storms last night At o'clock this morning the
poraiion members OF the graduating class formed In
front Of tie Ahcnrun. and headed by baud OF music
marched TO Ccutrc Church, which crowded with
friends aud relatives OF the graduating cass Tho fol-
lown were the speakers:
sautatoTy oratiou in Latin, by Adrian Sebastian Van
de Graaf Los Angeles. California Dissertation Hor-
ace Bushnell" by John Caldwell Coleman, New-York
City. Dissertation " The Heroic Life" by Charles
Abbott Schneider Dwight, BnglcwJod N. j. Dtsserta-
tlon The Civil Sabbath by Benjamin Wisner Bacon,
NnrNic Grafton Atheism and Evolution" by
sherman Leland Whippc. NewLohdon, N. II, Grafton:
Alexander H." By James Leighton Glenburn, Penn
Grafton: /" Comtcs Positive Polity" by Charles Porter
Coffin, Batavia, ILL., Grafton: Bismarck and Cavonr,"
by Joseph Dunn Burrcl. Freepor ILL., Grafton " John
Wesley and his Relation the Ecclesiastical Reaction"
by George Edward IIe Brooklyn, ~ Y Grafton Glad
stone and Liberalism" by Walter Ray Brdgman Ceye-
land Ohio. Philosophical Grafton An Age OF Mater
ialism" By Philip Golden Bartlett, Washington d. c.
Grafton Earncs,ness Element OF Success" with
the valedictcry Address, by Charles wittenberg HolL
hcmer. Elnra, n. Y.
Dcg.ccs were conferred as follows:
IL. D.-Thc Hon Elias W. Leayenworth. Syracuse, v.
y class OF l~2t: the Hon. William y. H. smith. Chief
Justice of Sorh Carolina class Of 1884; Austin Flint,
sr., 81. d., of New.lOrk CITY the Hon. + ancs A.
Walker. Prsdcntcl,ct OF the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
D. p.-rhc Rev Alexander Eannay, OF London, N. A.;
William u. owes tate Editor OF ihe ludnie lfottiy:
1honns Baily Aldrch Editor OF The Atlantic Monthly;
1icutcrart Commander Henry ii. Gorringe. OF New
York city George 4. Peters NJ. d.. OF New-iork City.
TIE NAMES Of THE GRADUATES.
The following the Of the graduating caAa,