New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
SYMPATHY FOR EXPELLED STUDENTS.
cLAss-DAY LXEEcl,Es At TIE COLLEGE, {
THE CITY or NEw.YORK

The chanel 81 the Collc-c Of the cry Of New York
vas prcttlly decorated with fa=s and banners last
night when the class dly exercises Of 80 were held
Tho hall wa. olUdcd with the gaylv dressed friends ~
the college BOYS. aad orchestra and c college iI'e
club. under the direction ~ Walter O'Brion greatly
aided tie voiug men lu their efforts to entertain inc
audience. Ear>om p Parker. the class president,
,,,ndc1 il,. sen, - honor and introduced the differ
cnt speakers, After lis address II welcome the class
history was read by Leon IIGlmcr II was clcVcrS
written ard the audience showed much interest IL IT,
william 7. wood then gave a dcclamation' AIaSN@
The p~ophccic, were exceedingly bright and 'aHeH
forth much laughter They were Rad by Frederic H.
Patterson. Arthur " HANDY who was described -
the black Sheep % the lock" delivered or rather
read the cla,, Grafton. In II he made strong plea
FOR the cpl1iCd r.cc.
selection, from the section Book read by
d. Melon. and excited much mcrmcnt Mter the
awarding II cla,, prize, D. Taylor delivered the III
neral grafton. and Ahram Fi-chowtz gave the vale
c.cory addrc.s The partin- exercises included the
singing 90! the cla-, ode written by {. \. E'1crg 10
The tune # Fair Harvard The Committee OF Ar
fauremcrt- -,tcd Of \. \. Alexander, chairman
". r. wood. lrlud marshal T. II. Patterson and
Ireifvyic..r assistant mar-hal,. 4. II,c.ho"uh,
W G. Boyer. Iantiucr, J. Koe-er, f. Sclles'neeF'
g. Eo.luthaI T.. =. Ro-cuo. ". Eaincy and j. kelby.
Nu,h INDIGNATION va, expressed by the tudcntS
last uigbt on account Of the action Of the faculty IN
c>pclliuc T. T. Parker. the elias, president. and a n
Nc>audcr t!c chairman Of the Glass Day Committee
from TIE college. The two Young men are charger
with completely an an attempt 10 secure advance cope
Of examination papers 10y brihug printer IN knthrr
ford y i. The facts Of the case seem to be a. FOL
low: ~ some mean, other. IN the last r." ycif''
.ot, Of the examination papers have been ID Tie Vo'
session Of some of the -tudon, before the examinations
o,rurrcd This i, known 10 have been the case last
year and I'm order 10 guard against such thlhe 'h1'
year the papcr, were sent to Rutherford, y J To ne
urnt,d SHORTLY aficrward the printer sent Npru IL
bi. idcnt Webb that two N0lug men lad attempted 20
irbc him to give them advance copies ana tnat 'lc
,,uuc men would call on certain ulN loI. u,'H'
fr,- dent webb sent two instructor, 10 hulucfOW on
tIaf day and there they met Parker ana -hcSaiues
mo prutcr declares that they are not Inc ones WHO
,ricd a. brlc him. but he has seen all the students Oh
th. r,llorc and has failed to identify any one.
rbc HOY. declare they went 10 Rutherford n Nl'lt
voung LADY, and have produced 4 letter III PROOF ol
tb,ir assertion The cN dcncc against the N"ihL u'l
IL nlfcly crcum -tantal. but the faculty d"nrh l'l
M, would make example OF the Sl' pc't'u No'tl
i'm order 10 put top 10 the practice 81 0hlllhE Il"
yauc, papcrs. The faculty went further ana upon
lc ,iay of The examinations they changed inc paper
i'm almost every department. substituting new que
lions I'm Mace Of those already printed. seven men,
inside of IN. two already mentioned failed 10 pass
their final examinations. ,,.,.., t,,.o -,
rcaIrd from the decision 81 the faculty, but are not
Tlly decided what further action 10 take Ihey
rrnc.tv proclam their innocence of the charge, ana
thcy have the full sympathy of their classmates