New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
EXERCISES AT YALE.
,ryyTIye OF THE ADMINISTRATORS BAYARD ADJ
DppssFs THE GRADUATES IN LAW.

DRESSES THE GRADUATES IN law
;rRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF "HE TRiBUNk.l
NEw-HAvEN, June 26.-The alanhi lneeOin =
hold this morning in Alumni Hail. Senator Randall
ohson ~ Iopisana presiding Speeches we're made
;, ,hn pew DR. Wolcott '33 Senator Bayard, OF Della
,rare Judge Colt 49, Of Rhode Island James NJ TOWN.
senA IA of New-York Dr. Robert Aikman 49, OF Now
Jersey: Professor W. A. Robinson OF tne La" ochoo
DIR Blodeett AS from China; the Rev. hr DoyIe, 90
ot ReddiDg Mass Judge Edmund L. Dana, 49, OF nIAeS
barre Penn; Wayne McVeagh, 3d. OF Penhsyivani"'
Judge Stanley Woodruff, '55, of Wilkesbarre rem
president Perry '63 of DOane College, NeprasAa anu
many others ,..o.
The following were appointed as the Alumni Coinmt.eo
for the ensuing year: President Porter Professors
bnry Thacher, Day, Fisher Dwight nruS", -
Wheeler Northrop. Sumner, Packard DeAWi, "l'
Baldwin Woosey, T.. s. Dana, Lounsoury' anu
c. H. Farnham. Morris F. Tyler, henry d. H ond
Pew DR. food the Rev E. S. Lines Thomas HOOKER anu
william L. Gushing.
THE NEEDS OF THE COLLEGE,
ho animal statement in behalf OF the college was CIT
cnated at the alumni meeting this morning ~ CON
tsins the following items of interest respecting '"e 'o
lege: -oor hos ~.
% hap Of last year by upward Of fifty II is COM
ceceeu i mnre IS that we already largely
endowed But meant, Syyoduef d invested prop
eprT The income OF which may be used Tor the pay
men. OF & s1d for the public rooms, the library
~ ha, or anv other strictly college expense tne en-
dowments are meagre rns Which are annually
presented by the treasurer ana are ireeS SSH 10
fhat the funds called aeademca amount the
10 S795S4s But 1t also shows thaI tne iH an r
ss she nStR to only explanation
OF this lie that there are included IA tne er cn
funds several large amounts which ether s bs
or for AN uncertain VI cannot De useu ior INC
proper support of the department =, ,,,,s hold in
r,ins 10, me sum OF 1927 1897 consists OF gts heu ~
trnsf nv fe corporao for the benent OF students te
income OF which is paid in seh9oGsnps and n
Porter fund must be considered as set apart 10
the annuity OF 900 TO which 5haI III dGp9 ie Of
Invested in unproductive real estate ld1 anu 10 nny
The recent excess Of expenses aDSve
These four items, 1927 897 100000 $li42os anu
$124s6, amounting 70 $4o4yoo mus po finds" If
from the sum total OF the aea1ehlcai iI tbs do
we would learn what pecnnary eapIad5 n nre
partment has to rely on dog nTo' to he
The obituary record for the last year shows that oil the
graduates of the Academicai Department sixty-three
have died; Medical Department, nine; Law Department.
o1r oda~t living graduates are Glass of 1913 the
Tsv David T. Hum. OF Buffalo, n. " born on NOven-
of Nowbnryport Mass born on August - 1ISS; Class oi
isi4 George Hooker. NJ. D., OF Longmeadow' hass''
born on March H. 1888
rxrRCIsFs OF THE CLASS OF '53.
conclusion OF the Alumni meeting the graduates
aonrned to Batte Chapel to listen TO the thrteth an
nversory exercises OF the class OF 1898. Inc CLASS
marched into the chapel foryfve strong The meeting
was presided over by the venerable ex-Pfeslden'
yoosey who spoke briefly Charlton T. Lewis OF New
York was then introduced rs the class poet ana ue
uyered poem which frequently interrupted oy ap
plause The orator was President Andrew d. WHITE OF
rorneu University who delivered interesting Grafton
entitled The Message of the Nineteenth Century TO the
twentieth" .. NAM ,,o,,o..oad
sayin Rock Sherman ". Kneyals, President arthur
Law partner, presided Among the graduates OF 90
ham p AIKEN Henry II. Babcock, Theodore Bacon,
Isaac H. Bromley, George H. MatrOns' Andrew ~
VeaSh Horace H. Mcfarland senator Gibson, Of Lonsi-
ana; judge T. c. Billings, o Louisiana; T. W. seymour
Of Pennsylyania; stoddard johnson, OF Kentucky;
james Gillespie of Mississippi; A. T. Kent OF oalior
DR. lanes NJ Wilton. of NewaIl, n. j. and Charlton
r. Lewis, OF New-York.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT
The ffty-nnth anniversary exercises or the Law De-
paruen of the College were held at the Centre Chureh
this afternoon. Among tboao on the platform were
Ex-Governor Charles r. Ingersoll Governor Thomas NJ.
Waller Mayor Henry Lewis Professor Francis Woyland
President Noah Porter and Postmaster n d. SpeIry.
After prayer by President Porter the anoien be
two members OF the graduating class OF the
Law school The speakers ana the suge9,isi ,, %, OF
OF Directors Of Private Corporations" by Henry q
White B. A. Of NsSHSVen me Use Of 81 Pruris du
Chen Wis. The prize was awarded TO Mr.. LAWYER; "A
GRAFTON have DtcU
william b. Hill, b. A.. Of New-Raven. was not present
Oh account OF sickness
SENATOR BAYARD GRAFTON.
AT the conclusion of the prize speaking President
Porter introduced the orator OF the day. senator Bay
ard of Delaware Senator Bayard's subject was. The
Responsibilities Of the Legal Profession in Republic.
After referring to the passage of the act of 1862 making
notes Of the Government OF the United states legal
tender as an unwise and mischievous expe1en an IN
warranted exercise Of power tmpateDuy adopted In
season OF danger apparent benefit under the plea
"to do great right do little wrong" Senator Bay
ard said:
The deplorable consequences Of departure from TIE
pies Of well regulated liberty may be seen to-day
under otner forms Of government than ours IN inc as
ftessng exhibition or the prOsrang force or sudden
exgencies aud dangers, embarrassing ana alarming Q
British administration which cannot be held rrespoas
bic outbreak and caamties they are called
confront ,So Jss3a our Hundreds of fama
men, women, and children, under a GOV
ernmen,al system OF deportation not panpers or erim
pas but turned OF doors because they are miserable
unhappy and discontinued with government That made
and kept them so but II Is submissive and not vol
pntas en1 i So right Of
would read somewhat oddly III the nght OF to-aay II
reform unwse unjust laws and redress actual and
now admitted grievances, that Is now exhibited IL
ssR ~ n ish rulers in ireland Would be less dcut
and they would have been spared the recourse 10 IN
strument and methods that combine dscredI Win sue
cess aud leave stains behind.
Senator Bayaras Grafton although exceedingly long
listened to closely by the large audience present
The CoNFERRING OF DEGREES
President Porter conferred the degrees upon the
raduntes OF the Law School. The degrees OF NJ Lwer
conferred upon Thomas David Ross LIZ b., OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and Alfred j. Brockschmidt NJ A.
ct Francis LIZ b. OF Chaddock College. The following
are the graduates OF the Law School receiving the degree
OF LIZ b.:
Henry w. Aiken, MiddIebury. Mass; Harry w. Asher
New Haven Charles H. Aver, SayDrooki Walter t
Baggs stockton, Cali COrmsc f. Bohan Pittston, Penn.
OTIS Ii. Briggs New-Heyen; Charles w. Brown, Cariin
Vile, ILL.,; Daniel A. Carpenter, Alton, n. y; George
H. Clarke, PemDina, Oak; james Convey. jry Bridge
port Howard J. Curtiss, sTatford Edward I. Evans
Pittsburgh Henry r. Ewing, PitsDurg William L. Green
New-HaveD; Nathaniel T. Guernsey, New. Haven; Car
ter H. Harrison jr. Chicago; Louis g. Hasbrouck, Ron
dout, n. Charles b. Hawkes., NewHayeD John r. Hell
fensten, Sbamokin, Penn; william b. Hill New, Haven
John 4. Hubbard, Ltchfeld; Charles Klener. New-Ha
ven Daniel ". LAWYER, Prairie du Chen Wis; Henry
Miller. Pittsburg; Albert II. MoultoD, New-Hayeni
Marcus d. Num- SouthngtOn William Il. Niles, Charles
b. Peck Frederick Pickersgii, Walter POdd. George
Sargent and Bernard J. STANLEY, ali OF Hew-Hayen
George shiras, Pittsburgh Richard Teft Sandy Ill.,
y; Richard l.. TrumDal Tacahuano, Chih; Frank IL