New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
CLASS DAY Ar YALE.
PIPES SMOKED AND THE IVY PLANTED.
THE SPEECHES AND POEMS OF THE occAsioN-
PRIZES AWARDED.


fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Nrw-H ,vEN. June 22.-Class Day at Yale
rs hold ON the campus and in Battel Chapel In the
chanel the class poem by f. Cushing, OF Bath
Nc was read 1t represented an aged dame scA'eu ~
the door of her cabin spinning ana saying
aud years agD the %isi'F d sa me-
While thoa art young. and whea INV y9u'n Is "oo'
Be faithful a ane and 1Ps owed to me tie thread
OF his own lie and Of mis- york OF love,
Fiate with pride raised naughty neaii ovs
AndvOwed atess ,e tro w Woad dead Ro''
But even III my last heart ilroo "e'e U'""
Would ], too work as ne
She goes Oh TO sing to her wheel:
Timing smoothly. tuning swiftly.
Must r sOh neTr psng moving unswcrvnsy
spin Tor me a perfect thre ID, ,,,,,,v
'>''"''' vii make perfect thread
Turning swiftly, turning smoothly
Rolls he world along her way;
'f intei venng night and day; no.
Ursng on me turning w Nnsa,s
AS be vines a1si the ar, PaSs ,ssl sea OBS
vi HIS e1 Time sa doth spin perfect thread
Turning swiftly turning smoothly
just So ur,sss win tjo
spinning iiat which may boast OIL
seeing aa" lien '' the world wi woldeI;
WONDERING then the world VIII say
"t oi tS SO moTy: ar 81 Y sh SPda ay
L0' '"' She doth make a perfect thread"
Franklin Robinson shipman, of Hartford delivered '9
class Grafton. taking for his snprcl tho nirration
Empire" The orator spoke Of the share tne p
OF races has had in accecrating human progress i
ginning with the tnbcsmen from me uiIs U 1i tbc
who pushed out into the western mis-, e 80 ,tat
results of the process OF emigration Inc Results " nm
nomadsm III the eovernment oI,niS ee
its new race formation, ana III our ~
institutions. The orator not cd the decilne
Cation c syat se c said ronarrows wora is the
world of continent States Snch shall he the Amerca
Union Russia TOO ami at the a'r Rr % er Gan" mae Aus
raa with Inc subject empire OF India VIII ine' mue
make another France Germany ana 40 oa
In his address to his classmates the orator SAD We
more to live within ones self Ana 80, however nluo
we shall resolve that IT shall not he So though
will be Just as true ana go3a wiS's sr wrath
Two days from now 5'yo or Rnt even now
the good.yes are falling. Classmates. am but pro-
nouncing the words Tor all You nave been uhuticr
ae y Ssar to gs hye" EE G Ia US
Al the conclusion Of the Grafton the class aro,e o an,
sang the parlg ode writtenby iieroer' H. bosso'" INV
OF the stanzas Is as follows:
Fled are the years. lko stores.
Past li" ar :, tie Il Joys and slor,es
We 50 long cave SHOWN oar own.
Set so-fow.
Vaniy hearts may strive,
Hoping asa INST the MORROW"
Ne'er u sing ciehty ave"
fae%eul
Farewell o loyl brothers.
Partinr meet no moro;
Ana INA. you D ar u others
DIN ~ =. 1t ca sea- S' % tr ' G.csN
though the W nd redunDe,
Cheer \ ale ami glty.uvo
FAREWELL
President Porter announced tho following awards
cllowships schoarshpj snd prizes sillau ieioW'hls
IulIu, H. Pratt lr. -. the present incumbent; DougdS
felio wship wilbur Booth -, the present hcnhD Ut
Berkeley scholarship class of 50, John LomaAi
Philadelphia Larned scholarship, ciaSs %;
s5 Lew o. Virgins, NcwbMrg. y =. J..
Clark scholarship class OF 50, Herbert W. White Now
Haven CoOden Club medal for proficiency IN iphtcA
Ecopomy class of -. Pau I. Melcs, FdyeitsNll' ~
g with honorable mention OF Robert A. sands, george
H. sander-on and Wa er t. Frear first pre- Tor thc 81
uton of astronomical prNblems. class of 3d. lieFDcr
A. White Ncw-liavcn; Scott prile IN Herin'h
Jonathan Barnes, 81 springfield. Mass. scout pre- III
French. Charles W Pirr>un, -I. tloilha. y l. IIi%r'
IN English composition. class Of 'o7-First. Gerald A.
Kear J0hn Rennctto. Dewitt &. Huntingdon H. r.
PERKINS; second. W. A. Cornish, W l. Phelps, j. L.
po,neroy IT, James l.. Sheffield; thru. Yam PhOn Lee
G r. Morse, J.. II. Pcet John \. Porter prize, FRANK
strong OF the Junior class OF the law department. -
Tbc scenes on the campus were anus NJ. AZ =
o'clock the students marched 10 the campus headed Wy
Colts Band The temporary reserved seats on me cam
ms were all taken, mostly by ladies' The
long classdny PIPES were gwen 70 inc ina
inrifv of the spectators within the enclosure.
Oliver r. BRIGHT. Wilmington. Del; William = Case,
CRANKY; Lafayette b. GLEASON. Delhi y y; GcOfse +
tom ill., were the class historians. The students en-
loved the sharp thrusts given 10 the dlosyh
craces Of certain OF the students popular anu
nnuounlar At O'Clock this afternoon
The NV was nj lnted with tue usual ceremonies Eighty
i've nl,urd two vys. The ivy ode was written hy james
Richard JOY OF GrOion. Mas, This evening the senior
promenade largely attended,