Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22

was twice run for Representative, but wal defeated owing to the Democratic strength il this city. He was generous, whole-souleo man, a warm friend and able and esteemed citizen He leaves widow and three chil dren, one of whom is married to William H Wallace, of New York, and son, William B. Douglas, just grown to manhood, is al the School of Technology in Boston. The family will fall into comfortable fortune besides life insurance policy of $25, ,000.
 The funeral will be held on Monday at D. m the services to be held at the family residence on Broad street, the Rev. F. M. Snyder, of the South church, to ofhciate. The interment will be in Indian Hill ceme- tery. YALE PATHOLOGICAL SEMINARY The Anniversary Exercises Tester
 day-The Addresses by Members o1
 the Graduating Class-The Alumni
 Meetfng-The Social Reunion.
 The anniversary exercises of the Yale Theological school were held yesterday morn ing in the Batten chapel. A large audience, composed largely of ladies, was present. The faculty of the school occupied the platform. Twelve speakers were appointed, two of whom were excused. A choir of about twenty-five men from the seminary led in the singing of the hymns. The ushers were U. L I I Henry Fairbank and A. J. Turkle. The fol- lowing was the programme for the morning exercises:
 Hymn.
 Prayer.
 Rev Dr Burton, of Hartford.
 Chinese Gordon an Example of Faith. George Evan Paddack, B. A, olivet college, Nan
 The True Use of Christianity. lseorge Thomas White Patrick,* B. A., University
 of Iowa, Lyons, Iowa
 The Ministers Source of Power. William Henry Medlar, B. A., Muhlenberg college,
 Tribnlation as an Element of Christian Growth William George Poor, B. A., Dartmouth college,
 Socialism and the Ministry. Arthur Gooding Pettingir B. A., Bowdoin college.
 some Influences of Pantheism George Rudolph Freeman, M. A., Pennsylvania col
 lege, Gettysburg. Pa
 The Value Which Christianity Sets Upon Liberty, David William Morgan, B. A., Marietta college,
 Christianity and Individualism. Frederic Lorenzo Stevens, B. A., Olivet college.
 The Doctrine of the Resurrection in the New Tes- Wells Tuckerman,* B. A., Colorado col
 lege, Edgartown Mass.
 Liberalism among the Jews. John Bouton Lawrence, B. A., Dartmouth college,
 South Norwalk Conn.
 The Power of Mystery.
 Edwin Knight Holden, B. A., University of Wiscon-
 Influence of the Spirit of Their Age on the Re- Edwin stutely Carr, B. A., Knox college Gales
 burg Ill.
 Hymn.
 Benediction
 Excused. In the afternoon an alumni meeting was held in the Marquand chapel, Rev. Burdett Hart, pastor of the First Congregational church, Fair Haven, presiding. Many prom- Inent clergymen Of this city and vicinity were present. Rev. George E. Day, D. D., the read an interesting report of the work that has been done at the school in the past year. Sixteen of the alumni have died turing the year. The graduate class which was established few years ago numbered ten members, eight of which were graduates of the three years course in the seminary. Two new professorships have been establish d during the year, one of which, the chair ,f Homiletics and the Pastoral Charge, will be. filed by Professor Lewis o. Brastow, of Bur ington, Vt., and Rev. John Russell will De the Winckeley Professor of Biblical Theology. After the report of Professor Day discussion of the subject "The Re ,ision of the English Version of the Old Testament and the Relation of the Ministry o it'' was opened by Rev. Owen Street, D. D., of Lowell, Mass, and Rev. G. Stockton Burroughs, of New Britain, Conn.
 Last evening at o'clock social reunion vas given at Divinity hall. At the close ice ream, cake, etc, were kindly furnished by ne ldQl6S AIlQ were u6dTGlly 6ulOyOU py dll. lost of the students will leave for their sum- ner's work this week.
 The graduating class numbers thirty five nd their theses for the degree of B. D. were n the following subjects:
 History of Church Indulgences. 'homas Milton Beadenkope, B. A., Johns Hopkins
 University, Baltimore, Md. Thomas Arnold and the Tractarian Movement 'harles Russell Bruce, B. A., Amherst college, Bel
 chertown Mass.
 ul,a rofM ' ,noch Hale Burt B. A., Amherst college Sunder- The Christian Conception of Sin in it's Historical lement Claude Campbell, B. S., Ripon college, Pine Christian Consciousness.
 alvin stutely Carr, B. A., Knox college, Gales The Second Coming of Christ as Taught in the ere e.niah Clinton cromer,, B. A., College of New The Fatherhood of God in the New Testament. eorge Rudolph Freeman, M. A., Pennsylvania col Ratfonalism; it's History and Influence, yrus Daniel Harp, M. A, Lebanon Valley college, Effect of the Religious Sentiment upon the Con uct and Life. IeIvin Elijah Heddlng, oberln college. Port Hen The Alexandrian School of Theology. alvin Knight Holden, B. A., University of Wiscon-
 sin, Otisfeld, Me. The Writings of Luther: dmund Lyman Hood, University of Minnesota,
 Minneapolis, Minn. The Sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt ohm David Jones, Carmarthen college, Gwernogle
 South Wales Sociology and Free Will. 7illiam Joseph, Carmarthen college. Llandyssul, A Study of the Psalms of David supposed to refer harles Luther K1oss, B. A., Highland university, l Study of I Peter, iii, 19 ohm Bouton Lawrence B. A., Dartmouth college,
 South Norwalk, Conn. Mans Action in it's Relation to Physical Law. ! GhaDmau Mcknight R. A. Vale cOliepa II
 Ellington, Conn., ! The Paraclete. |
 Philadelphia, Penn. Christ the Center Of Human History. lbert President Miller, M A., Fisk university,
 Lake City, Fla. Infant Baptism: its Origin and Significance. avid William Morgan, B. A., Marietta college, Recent Assyrian Discoveries in their Bearing on | 7ilham James Mutch, B. A., B. L., University of |
 Wisconsin, Elroy, Wis. eachings of Christ airus Lee Nott B. A, Drury college. North Spring The Testimony of Jesus Concerning Himself gorge Evan Paddack. B. A., Olivet college, Nan | Justihcatlon by Faith eorge Thomas White Patrick. B. A., University of The Anthropomorphic Element in Theism. rthur Gooding Pettingil, B. A., Bowdoin college, l The Elements of the Colossian Heresy 'iiliam George Poor, B. A. Dartmouth college An
  The Phrase Eternal Life' in the writings of the postle John harles Warren Preston, B. A. Iowa State Univer-
 sity, Newton, Iowa.
 The Doctrine of the Angel of the Lord. harles Herbert Small, New York city, The New Testament Doctrine of Divorce, and | ivorce Legislation.
 las Levi Smith, Ph. B.. Hillsdaie college, Oregon.
 Wis. - The True View of the Atonement enry Spoke Snyder, B. A., Yale college, New
 Haven, Conn. The Doctrine of the Logos rthur Willis Stanford, B. A., Amherst college, | Messianic Prophecy and New Testament Fulfill ent. ,hn Andrew Stemen, B. A.. Ohio Wesleyan Uni ,rsity, Bremen, O. A Review of Mcleod Campbell on the Mature of e AtonemenL." rederic Lorenzo Stevens B. A., olivet college,
 Winona, Minn.
 The Relation of Erasmus to Luther and the Pro- | stant Reformation
 lomas Pierce Thomas, B. A., Marietta college, The Doctrine of the Resurrection in the New 
 ,ederick Wells Tuckerman, B. A., Colorado col
 lege, Edgartown, Mass.
 The Sources of the Synoptic Gospels, 1omas Marcks Yundt, B. A., Muhlenberg college, |
 Allentown, Pa
 MT. WoOdrufss New HaIlucination. David T. Woodruff, the alleged millionaire Oakland, Ca1ifornia, is in Southington visit g friends. His latest story is that he is the yner of a vineyard of i (lfl(l anraa xvb;cI, I,a |