New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-17

,,, n, co,r,tia Ynade the preseptaton Grafton few
Of tho conspicuous and tbere while their
eccentrclties were dated upon Wnen na
m nv erou1 Of poIiticans thus dealt with
was John Harlan tho OF Justice Harlan OF inc Uneo
ovs Tho pronbecv lie began by commenting the
quotation The past unsigned for and tho futnre SUR
,e I9s and tSs Sane %as closed With parting adj
dress from W. Todd, Of Scotland the class presuen
crnor Abbott of came in, unnotced except
by few friends, while the entertainment was III pio
some interesting facts disclosed in the class stats
ties The class numbers no. Of whom h9S So Grant
cations in college There religious denonination
represented, with the Presbyterian, Episcopal ana
In nSp' pof RUV the Republicans number 70 and
are pO favor Of Blaine FOR President; The Demo
Gp favor o pfGa ~ and are for
There from eighteen States also from Bnsa1a
age ia 22 years. monthe - days. More VIII enter
the law than any other professions tneoiosT Co9S ava
IN preference and business third There are 90 cs 90
players, 81 smokers 76 dancers, OF drinkers ana 10
The ANIMAL meeting OF the trustees held TO
day. but Of the business transacted mas as oeen
PROBABLY the most exciting junior orators contest that
has occurred here took place tonight IN te ys
literary societies. the Wing and the Clio Inc speasers
we've eight in number foar from each society, anu Two
literary character OF the production The names OF the
speakers with their subjects. as follows; clarence
c ca r Ed wards OF Modern Pessms James
Harlan Cleveland Kentucky, Practically and Cynlc
ature Robert p Wilder India, "a Nations gift to
Nations" :. Harper Leeper, IT,, Pennsyyania Free
YORK S The NJ Power behind the Throne = William Wadde
Connor Iowa. Tho Decline OF oratory The gentle tt
Judge viii not be given until wednesday The wing men
feel confident E that the Mr. @ VIII While Sf Ro Clio
almost equally sure that Mr. Edwards VIII secure
victory for them.
DIR. CROSBY AT THE CHARLIER INSTITUTE
Mothers and fathers spent Gan evening with
the boys" last night at the Charlier Institute IN
West Fifty-nnth-st, and followed them through tne
twentyninth commencement exercises OF the scnooi
The Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby made the annual address,
the subject being 1.-The True Aim OF the preparatory
School," and In which no said
It is moro important TO find the right school than
tho right college,. The frst duty OF u pase,o
Of op- boys the moral than the mental capacity OF
the teacher-not that would underrate the latter. IN
boys education the first thing Is 70 make MN true,
prompt. faithful, honorable noble then thIow IN IN ne
L ho and n The S Phoph loses in
fcting theories. II parent cannot trust teacher he
must not send bis boys TO him.
Little Louis Crossman carried basket Oh
flowers larger than himself to Dr. Crosby Professor Char
er said that he came America twentynine years ago
and found American girl who would have hlin' he
loved the United states as he loved ms wl'S f
eral LeFaoye said that he hoped the brotnesnqod Oi
France and America as begun by washington ana L3S
would continue Mayor Edison salu JnaJ new 1OIh
was proud OF Cnarer Institute Many prizes ana medals
were presented to pupils and the following boys re-
ceved diplomas: Harry Il. Baldwin. James e. Romans,
Kneeland Moore Sol May Enrique dc Vllayerde waiter
ID. CLARK, Henry MOuQun, Alfred X. Sax, Herbert T.
Whitlock, william L. Wilkins, Louis Young ,
Professor and Mrs Charler held reception In the par
ors of the school and boys and their friends met IN
the gymnasium Upon the order OF exercises the follow
ing advice appeared Follow the French fashOn-
speak to each other without special Introduction.
TWENTY-FIVE GRADUATES IN BROOKLYN.
The twenty ninth commencement OF the
Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute filled the
Academy Of Music last evening Twenty-Five students
were graduated as follOws
Classical Comse-Edward L. Blossom, Cromwell Chlldc'
Karl f. Eers Edward S. Harrington, Charles 3 Flschor,
Henry T. Fraukenberg jr, william c. humphrey, faul
+. Jones, William II. Rumpf, IT., Cornelius b. van
Bruut -, =, -, ,,,,..
samuel G. Plrie, Alfred H. Porter, jr, Frederick Van
Wyck, Francis ". Wigand, H. T. FrankenDerg lrp STU
clair TOusey, lr. ~ ~.
wick j. Brace Chiteuden Charles Cobb IT,. owen Dur
fee Frederick r. Kellogg, Roscoe O. Stacy, Lester j.
Woodbridge So ,
Full academic diplomas were given to J. Leslie Wood
bridge and j. Sinclair TOusey. OratOns were gwen by
Saulnel Pirlo Frederick Van Wyck Alfred Porter, Ed
ward r. Cary +. r. Kellogg J. b. Chittenden and j. L.
WOOlbridgo the valedictOran. The Rev Henry j. van
At tho tot T. on