The Sunday herald., 1881-02-20

Bcntly, who was "Townscnd' man, spoke with
cntrc sclf-posscssion and made favorable impress
sion, though hc hardly convinced his auditors that
occasional class debating clubs good training
schools for oratory and the public legislative political
life Of the epuhIIc as had bccn the glorious old col
logo literary societies, which embraced all the students
and wcrc led by the subsidiary class socetIesl Mr.H.
X. willard, Of the class OF 40, responded TO the
toast of ''woman'' In mock heroic vein which
proved most happy and acceptable, with which, Ms "
reminded Of homo and home duties, the company
broke up with parting song before the volunteer
toasts reached, and since. among Others such
famous oratoras "Rlchclieu" Robinson was present,
this seemed little to he regretted but the clock told
"a. NJ, and for men WHO graduated more than ATTY
years ago did several, this could hardly he said TO
evince dissatisfaction The fact that NIL remained
from $3.50 r. NJ. TIL A. NJ. Of the succeeding day
conveys clearer impression OF the attractions OF this
brilliant occasion than any report however minute
Letters Of regret were received from DR.. Peter
Parker. former president OF the association, detained
by sickness; from President Gilman, OF Johns Hop
kins; Hon. Wayne Mcveigh, 5s Edmund G. sted-
man, '5a; Hon. Thomas G. Platt, '5s; Hon. Chaun-
cey NJ Depew, 5G; Mason Young, Esq, so; James
X. Hm. Esq, '5t; stcrne Chittenden, ESQ.,, 's5;
Sherman Kpevas, Esq, 80, and many other dis
tinguished graduates.
| January 10;
| President Garrick Mallcry, 80.
Vice Presidcnt--Francis Miller, '52.
secretary--william A. Meioy, '5t.
Treasurer-Francke s. Williams. go.
lIistorian-I. Edwards Clarke. $50.
| Executive Committee Simon Newcomb, hon. r..
Wh!itiesey 'i2; y. A. secly 'Ss; E. A. Pratt '5s;
The following Is complete list Of those who were
present at the banquet:
| o. +. Adds, "a. Walter Allen, Boston al.
Secy Senate Hon. j. c. certfser.
Hon. T. Billngs, 49, lion. NJ ". ssS'ey Grapo, 49,
T.. W .Cady, '72. Hon. 8. n. Cbittcnden, hon
Prof. Peter Collier '6l Coll. Edwards Clark, So
Senator u. L. Dawes, 80. Capt. c. u. Dutton, go.
| Gen. w Mckee Dunn, '35. II. II. Elliott, III, ~. y
Sec'y OF State. Hon. VIM. Erening Post.
M.Evarts, '37. Rev. u. +. Forrest, 30.
!. II. Ford, rs. s.H .Galpin, 'S5.
Hon. II. l.. Gibson.'53 a.w. IIawes '72.
| Gen. Joseph Il. Hawley. H.C. C.IIaloweil, '52.
| VIII Harper, 80. J.C. Hornblower, 80.
Judge Ms. Howe, 'a5. rresidsnt II. II, Hayes, hon
| Col. VIM. i. Johnston, 49, Prof. Lawrence.
Pres't La. University. Col. Garrick Malery. 80
| and his son. WA. Meloy, '5i.
| Francis Miller, '52. Col. +. .seely, '55.
Prof. 8. Newcomb, hon 7s Judge II. A. .scudder, a.
President Noah Porter. Dr. Steiner. ~.
Prof. Samuel Porter, '29. FIN. Smith, '7s.
Capt. r. A. Pratt, '5s. E.R.Tyler. '6i.
Ed. Root, 40. Gen. r. K. Walker, hon ia
Hon. D. r. Richardson, 80. Prof. A. "a. Wilkinson. 80
Pc. Russell, 20. Gen. r.. Whittlesey, ,42,
CHI. Richardson, 80. F.s. Williams, '05.
| II. Il. Rockwell. H.K. willard, 40.
lion. w. Il. Robinson, Al. Col. Wilcox.
Justice WIN. Strong. '2s Ed .Wo0dinan, 20.
George ID. seey, SO. SIR. Warren, go.
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DIED.
FISHER.- On the 10th instant, OF diphtheria
Harry W., son OF Louis II. and Katie l.. Fisher
aged four yeara one month and twelve days. Fune
raj to-day ut 3O'ClOck from the resldenceOf Thona
j. Fisher, 1924 !, street northwest.
DUSEY.-At Aiken, 8. g., February IS, 1891
J William Busey. Funeral at his late residence, Cor
gress street, Georgetown. Tomorrow at n. NJ.
BURNS.-Februery IS, Henry Burns. Funer
from the residence OF his mother, 22O Massachuset
| avenue. to .(lly Mt half -unSt clock T..
HARDY.-February 1s, j. Walter Hardy, In Il
thirty fourth year OF his age Funeral from the res
dence OF his father. ln-aw, Richard ID. Gates, N,
5ii Eighth srcet southwest day, Mt clock T.
HART. February 10, 1891, at L. NJ, at his res
, dence, l3l7 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Dr. Hem
, g. Hart. Ho leaves several children. His widow
} the youngest sister Of Gen. Megs, Quartermast,
General.
RAY.-In Cambridge. Md, on January 30, 1888
Mrs. Catharne s. w Ray, widow Of the late Surgco
| Hyde Ray, OF the Navy, OF Annapolis, Nd, In q
, eighty-frst year Of her age.