Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-27

ocks, who later in tho day took pride and glory in the recital of 'S2s wonderful feats and characteristics.
 The ushers of the occasion were Jennings, Palmer, Collins, F. Shafer s. Shaffer, E. Frost and Husted.
 THE PRIZES.
 The prizes were announc, as follows: Douglass Fellowship-Philip G. Bartlett, Washing ton D. G. class of '8l.
 Soldiers Me. orial Fellowship-walter R. Bridge man, Cleveland, o., class of 8l.
 Silliman Feowship-Arthur E. Bostwick, Litch- field, class of B reappointmehb
 Learned scholarship, class Of '8O-W.H Buell.. Class of '82-Barclay Johns n, New York. of '82
 Scott Prize, for excellence in Grman, for class of '82-Charles Storrs, New York; with honorary mention of Burnside Foster, Boston. Scott Prize for excellence in French for class of '83-Divided between Arthur Cornwall, New Hs- l ven, and William Price, PottstoWn, Pa Winthrop Prizes, for class of 83First, Charles c. sherman, Syracuse second Joseph M. lew s, New l Math enattcal Prize, of s2-George E. Cur tis, Birmingham, class of '82 George E. Curtis, Birmingham. Noolsey scholarship for examina ion in class of 85 -First-duy ". Mallon. Gin inna5i, aud Eugene L. Richards r., equal i" rank. Scholarship given Nal lon by It and Hurburt sc olarship to Richards. Third Freshman Scholarship-John D. Ferris, Chat ham. N Y In this examination special Clark pr ze was given to John < Pardee, New Haven, for excel AAi1S oAi otneHs HI sols1DS alSeOrdlc prooleHs Prizes in Comp sitlon, Glass of '64-First, Edward C.. Gale Mnneapolis Mtnn Daniel H. Grifhug, a1rry M Painter, Vest rayen and Henry h: Wolf, Chicago. secoDd Wallace s. His, Br okfeld. Vt., Robert H,Lyman, HoIyoke, Mass George H. Makuen, B Twombly B stan. Third Edward M Chap nan, Old 1aybrook Leonard NJ. Daggatt, New Haven, Reg inald Foster. Boston, Charles J. Jennings, Reddipg, and Harry "; Prouty, Concord, o.
 Prizes Excellence in Defamation for Class of 84-Fir5t, Georgs Makuen Go hen, N. Y. Sec nd, Dan1l u. Grlfin&, Cutchogue, N. T.; Sydney Stein, Chicago. T hird, Paul E. Jenks Blooklyn; selden P. Mathematical Prizes, Class of '84-First George E. GheR Pttst0n Pa Second George w. Patterson Mass. Third, Dean A. Walter, Auburndale Mass and Herhert " Molc tt, clevelaod, 0. Mallon Cincinnati O.; second, Paul I. Welles, Fay etteville N Y.; third Lucius o Baird, Chicago, and Wolff Millner, New Haven.
 Bert eley Premiums for Excellence in Latin Con- position, class ot '85z-First grade Jonath B'r es Guy W Mait"n, ci cnnati Frank k shipman, Hart, ford Frank Vanalen, Ravenswood H., Her %ard H. d5snGn Gew & Ed N H. ; John D Ferris, Chatham, N. '.; John s Pardee New Haven John w. pIattner, Newark N. J. Eugt ne L Richards. IT,, New Haven Golden club medal for proficiency in Political Economy, awarded to Albert H. Atterbury Tron ton N. J., of enior The John Porter prize awarded to Thomas R. Morrow, Hartford, B, A., Law school THE CLASS HISTORIES. Before clock considerably. the array of board seats erected on the campus were occu- pied by the flower of the fair sex of this and some other communities and their male con- panions, and gay picture was presented. At the rear on an elevated platform sat the he roes of Wheeler & Wilson's brass band, whom the music of the occasion principally depended, and right well did they discharge their task. In the center was '92 most of the time, except when occasionally members strayed away for a promenade with fair friends. 'S2 was principally engaged in hurrahing, pipe smoking and giving vent to enthusiasm generally, between periods of profound attention to the historian's give aways." The ladies manifested proper de gree of interest in the exercises varied by an occasional manifestation of lively solicitudc and satisfaction. Deep potations of lemon ade were drank and Gallagher's superfne mixture vanished into thin air, curling lazily upward in the warm, ,muggy atmosphere The upheaval of tie funny Chinee of Penikeese and h1s recitation of ''Mary and her Lamb'' was received with delighted approval, and the chimney sweep solo was not omitted Occasionally the band played and frequently there was more smoking and "rah, rahs. :" The historians were Burnside Foster, H. Nj. Beach, Theo. Holland and A. P. French. All the histories were entertaining, Foster and Beach's being specially funny. The singing of college songs, including ''Hark, Hear a Voice." ''Amici, :" 'Bingo," "The Mermaid" 'Vive La '82, ''The Last Cigar" and "Land- lord, Fill the Flowing Bowl" varied the ex- ercises.
 The ceremony of planting the ivy followed the reading of the class histories. The pro- cesson about the college campus of the grad uating class followed, and then Presi, dent Porter was called upon. The ivy ode was by Joseph E. Whitney, the class poet, and was as follows:
 TUNE-LoreLc.
 o Ivy, newly starting
 In tenderness and grace,
 Our final clasp at parting
 Above thy resting place
 Shall halow thee forever,
 While memory is true
 To ties that
 Arouud dear ghty-two.
 May spring give thee the vigor
 To fl ,urish in seat
 Despite the winters rigor
 And summers scorching heat;
 May aims and gentle
 ] ike ble s ngs thee fall,
 Until thy be u1ies mantle
 The cold anu Laked wall.
 O lend inspiration
 To live as thou dust live,
 Whatever be station,
 To noblY strive
 With tairest det ds of duty,
 Though fond ambition fail
 To deck with deless beauty
 The name of dear old Yale.
 YALE CORPORATION MEETING. At a meeting of the Yale corporation, held yesterday morning, George Bendelari, na- tive of Italy and graduate of the class of 1874, Harvard, was appointed instructor in the modern languages. Rev. Dr. Burton, of Hartford, was also appointed Lyman Beecher lecturer in the Theological school for the en- suing year.
 CLASS REUNIONS. Class reunions will be held this evening as follows: '62 at the Radcliffe establishment :; '67 at Hills Homestead at 7:3O; '72 at room 22 Insurance building, 9:3O, with business meeting at 12 o'clock at room 200 old college chapel. The supper will be by Clark, of New York. Sexennial 76 supper at Savin Rock, business meeting at II o'clock at 195 old chapel '79 at the Atheneunl at 8 o'clock The class cup wilt be given to Newell Avery Eddy, ir of Bangor, Me- The orator for the occasion will be George F. Foster; the poet, F. Stokes. The class cup committee RoIpb Rorkar T, w Rowers