New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30


the platform but the number Of seats fur too small
20 accommodate all VINO came. Many persons stood
during tho exercses Judge Reynolds acted the pro
siding officer Among those and nenr the platform
the Rev. DR.. Curry the Rev. DIR. J. NJ. Kins ex
President Cumming Bishop Foss, A. " Stout, 9. H.
DIN, the Row. Dr. A. s. Hunt Professor Lane tho Rev
Dr. A. d. Vail, the Rev. q. L. Thompson G. North and
Orange Judd, besides number OF the older alumni
who wore gwen seats o: honor.
After music by bAnd the Rev DR.. Rice, OF Phiisdc
phia made prayer More maSs, followed. and then
historical address was gwen by the Rev. De- King Of
the st. Jaines Methodist Episcopal Church in Harlem
who presented with few remarks 10y the PRECEDING
officer DR.. King wa4 aprlauded he CAME forward,
manuscript IN hand He spoke in n loud, clear voice,
easily m9kinS hnsclf heard by all tho Lis, 'ncrs aud
was many times Gppaudei His address was histor,
cal sketch VI tho collage the history OF which he Divided
into three periods Tue iirs WA the period OF ncuo
from 1871 10 1857 then followed the period OF cor
Cummings iron, 1857 1875; lastly the inhco
The nontion Of Mr., Scn"y's nnmo W., tue egnal for
earnest applause. Thcspeakcr commended the systcm
Of elective studies introduced IN the coegc In 80 and
and scept!cal suggestion. Including the rcscnt grad
stlng class. tho alumni rol DC SAID incided I'-VI
Next cme the ingins Of hymn written for the COCA
sion by Professor G, II. I;,,. ingIon, beginning
T" 4 S,ny Of 'rlans qiving, pean Of prais."
After ms Judge Reynolds introduced BSh ~ Cyrus
n Bossiwto made ths prncpr orsiion OF -" day Ills
ac:cr be Ki. i tie dcsiiafrIu looked for IN Tho
e.s 70 vrT lus.. liz roatrnded for the n'ccSs-y
connection toewe'n morality and religions and d> lnd
that the decline o. tho Roman Empire waH coTs"Vcn'
upon The decay az religion and mCralitg. lie male
plea for thorough lo1 '"n" tGr"'i"n IT." 4ia,l" 90"
cupicd over an hour, AMI was Frequently appadi" ny
the audience To" cNc'tscH weic coIclIdc' VITA po'ii
by Mr.. stephen Henry Ola, ~ New York.
This cyran; the co!c-c grounds irscT,c! brilliant
tie entire campus aud hundreds Chinese
lanterns wcJc suspended They wcrc h crc a!cr Az
buildings wcIo illniLs,.' 1hc brilliant >ccHo attract
many visitors from tAc city apart from thoSo Connected
crowded simultaneously the Alumni fcS:;ral-a rrgu-
lar feature Of "Wednesday night -'ns Ia NO
nsr x1S fnrn,.r;, y 4 ,,r, Of w.rng's IN Ketarat
Band. whcn Ill, a~-c;nb, finally called 10 ordrr
the Rev DR. C,nnanng- ~at c'lcd t. The ctrir' ana
Rev Dr. Daniel Curry. Oi tho class Of ~: lroiC,o"
James strong / i'roics,or :. =. Upham 80, aud Mr.
represent ddrgut pcrio' IN Inc hall c,n!nr! OF the
UNIVERSITY srMs;sncr Al The -iN' ches were wei! rc-
cciyed anI the st Oi humor prevailed throughout
TUESDAYS !XrEcISRs
The -ynnastcc' ibi:ion yhch took place Monday fore
noon proved to De rcc;cY attraction than The annrl
meeting Of M colo = ;rI.e's, which hgan ai"ut III"
same hour. rhe later. however wa~ carefully guarded
from the pablo eye and The gyinaas;s who
amused and n:erra'sd perhaps two hundred persons
for on hour we're Messr5. H. T. White. So W. " Tnncr.
go; r. X. Haock. -; ". y. Abbott, 81; Az NaAcr.
"a and C. l;arni,ier. 81 F.ret cam" Nautng over n
NOV able horizontal hnr NJ different heights aud II \G-
rous ways Tbs o'lpTcd by swim INK r"'linr. a.
other evnlutions On the parallel D1T, amer Nilch
various feats requiring sSiI md Practice were
performed tho nH'i horizontal ba'. tn, giant
swings" and u nu'nhcr .. tricks IN balancing. etc,
called forth hearty appn1'" The hHal p ri"rmnnr"
vth the swinciu; ruSs the DARN; feat %! cutting
OF" backward and foTw ard when high In air was well
done. The greatest skin was shown by AcSsFs.
Hallock aud Walker 1t Is significant fact that
all these gentlemen stand wei scholars, and two
OF them the a~ad OF their respective cI's~ Al
intervals during the exhibition college so1gs w"rc sans
with Inuch gisO, a. Ols point Mr T. A. Pholr, of
80 varied the exercises by nne exhibition VITA Indian
clubs He was loldy cIeercd aud recalled Al whole
the exhibition equal 10 those OF former years
although some OF the most Interesting events, s1r1 u.
trapeze performances ard " tdmbinc" were ouii,t'L
The meeting OF the trustees held In Jldi il, nd
lasted during the greater part Of the day, vih Al inter
mission. A. V. stout, OF owiOik, wa cirr."I
president in the piace OF Oliver Hoyt; the Rev. Dr.
samuel +. Upaan wa, reelected - ret"y gal
William Uoyt treasurer About twenty-five OF the
trustees 'gcrc prrscnt % The meeting.
In tho afternoon the Board Wa informed That ".
George seucy o: Brooklyn. wac has her .;u;o HtrH
over $3.50 900 20 thc University wph:l ,'" SlOlOlp
to the Endowment Fund % the cJa ii'ipI ~ - t)Jl
IN addition was given. O,rr sjO,opo vs. q. once
pledged hy the o' The Ii"I-! IA" lrn'uI
ucnt caused neral qualification vra Il hc'alc ."pn
about tac college. This viii ilIke The ratiir c""H:cE
about 10000.
AIS D. II, the annual lncei,ls OF the Phi Er. Kania
The attendance WA arScr than uanal. TIE :how.
iu, new 3, ntsinhcrs were initiated Tie Rev.
DR.. David Copeland! Miss Anua Van Nl"ca
A. NJ wilcox aid tnc ten mcnbcrs Of the ira'u1''ng
class whore rank il Li;hc'' ~ follows: J. ! f'rr.'
Miss Clara Van Wick Nillili J,acs r. H. J.. acll
NJ Hitchcock, C. v. McCor, icL, W.i,ilm !" Meat VIII
lam II. =, wiiail. ". X. ,:sor an! -. l. Van L"'n
Later IN the Hil.1Hnon i iii r'!":' 80 r. =,
tac hail Of tie ri ;i~"r rrilcri " fhNnit'i h'l's
bmlInr IN Broad t.. aclr Cont lhr rooms were aud
r.uur, ,.ccoratot! With f"Ntr,.i,si'+. Sc.
Tutslaf evening "i c".'.l'i'''' "' ''.' - '' 80
To- pnlnc cS"'cis', "n ne par Of one 81 ~, i?.r
towI-Nlpha bet, Phi, Isi CY'n"n, Den h'P;a
Epsilon and l'I Ser TLc;1 or J.. 'c't. I.'H
exercises arc LH'9n a. i,r "Gta' re- H. Ar
T"sl,n.' The cI,rci,cs were lc.: IN - NJ -.l
Cinpci. An address vi. delivered hy M t'N - i.
Lowell, and a poem ~ RAJ ~ ht. r. : IA"Ir IL'
"r. Of DO 10y chapter "'. '"l f'' from N'ts.
md san. =. hummer OF ~. .ri"iy IA tc eoul,' =
tnc:r respective, t!.. ioi thor am zee, soral reunions,
vi I'll, Il'l mo-, i,,,.,h 80. ., 0. % ittc noIr
siht- OF tHcIy iiL" - 't h'h ana ~ N"'t "-'"l''
The oldest mcb r - iLir' "nI tn N"u 60 Il"r,' u
twt uty-Onc TAc Lrayi-; 'ntn "r'@i- 800 P'hd' t"r
highest inan (or Nuni:n lOj pounds. i"n Use Il"
bacco. There twr.Nt two hrlmhl'dh~, i"hr
Democrats, aud fD:r luiri fad 49, Al bi l'.r nv
decided upon their fnrr carers their cA"lce' bong -
business, and or IL 10 nnh" po'rr i";I 81 '"ru
ton. As might be- expect d. large nINoTy hcl1e- To
one Episcopai1n md one C"urrcggioH.Iist " i tSo
particular RELIGIOUS predictions. The honor
fra Honor-Tnonns II. Eck'cdt. Merrill Hitchcock,
VIM. A. Jones. Elmer + Merrill VIM L. Hcwhali' and
Miss Clara Van Week.
James D. Sia,cr samuel d. sherwood. WIN. L. sourroet,
Willis X stctson. Wiz. +. Van Loon, and George H.
Walker.
NEW PLAN PROPOSED FOR TRINITY
HARTFoRD, June 29.-The House of Convo