New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

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giver donated 500 600 the pension fund.
Cheers The corporation feel that hereafter they Will be
able administer the fund In the interest, Of the Uni
,er,iy and the professors believe myself that there
valuable fund than this. which provides retiring
allowances. (Cheers.)
The idea that Harvard represents l. that has been
fruitful all over ;he country, aud viii hr and more
fruitful as time II is the root Of the prosperity
and progress which the university made during
the las; twenty years (ChecrsJ Many Americans are
looking for opportunities for the promotion of scholastic
interests Here is Build schools for secondary du-
cation. and start in schools already established scholar
shin FOR the best boy paw further edu,a
zion at college in fine United States. should lihr
however, TO have you mention that You, the founder
graduated at Harvard University. Cheers and leu4hhrJ
There f., immense number American children cut of
from the oppounitc, Of higher education in this country
The colleges Of .he United States ought To unite to help
secondary education Cheers hope that before long
shall have university combination, or trust uaneh
teri, which will have this it, special function 'hcei'
POLITICS AND SCHOLARSHIP.
In introducing President Low, Mr.. French said
that they had heard OF the scholar in politics. bni
he had present a politician who lad returned
to scholarship. Mr.. Low said in part
think happy hat the first person not grad
uatc Of Harvard drink fIom your loynScup tonight
was the new president Of Columbia. (Che"r@) You
know coors the blue and white, and YOU know
thc white and blue added t. the crimson o
they the color Of the strongest Union ON
the globe. Great cheeringJ believe that the union 50
typncd will he realized between the ;Wo universities
Cheers NO man has given me a more CORDIAL "''o""
t. the Of the favored few who are permitted to CON
duct American universities than President Eliot htts
/ hank you President Eliot and beg to say that as
can as the president Of Columbia, cooperate with you 10
advance the cause Of education in inc 4r,'',""
Union 1 will be most glad ." d" SD. ,O"'''SI
think a. an incident to 'ho" no" eH'I"' '' "''o
is between already. tell that your president
does not hesitate TO come TO He anu ~" ~, ~. ~
dress Of Ne"-hoFA !au' WHO Has 60 tTt ,,
N'id' Laughter anu '"''i7) , o., ci,,,,.,
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az "' ''"'"'' '' ' -, ~. ,,.,D - ,h-..
Whenever think OF Harvard College mink "l "'''
things First, like the sun. she sends form "f"''
ond.y, like the SUM- she sends form neat ",' ''
warmer glow OF patriotism than when 'hhA "i ''' "
/ vices Of your Alma Mater ana ule men ""1 10 '.
out from her into this country. in tn' "''N pa
/ the sun, she has that activity 10y "m'h Nl' P'.'~''l
herself upon the face Of all VINO look 10 heI' '''
them 10 the trucst modest service o. "hth uf "'
/ bile. Loud and prolonged 'Arrf-'
John o. sargent. Who vas graduated IN l5''o, teiu
an ode written ior ,hc lWe1IE i''' "''''' Guy " gov
'luD " "'S 'o"'N 'pP'''''
VIHi" 9iINN' ''N
Charles Il. Miller spoke for Dartmouth ana If"
,os.or lanes H. Thayer for the Harvard Law school
/ IIo,rv = Chairman delivered a witty and graceful
, ,ter yrl'icl, lanes "a Alexander president 81
-, ,,,,.u cll,, Alumni Associations made ID
~. 80, 3. 49, f.u.,,-.
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- wa - -, - o..., ,.i. t,t...d t.. i,I
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/ 9. 90, ,, rl Nr,vor,. dinner in London. OF u ,oH
- 49, ~, ,,.r,i l.,..,a H.. President ~ u.- u,a
- Emma. .....,,,.. OIL, , dinner given 100 honor -
hi'@.'''" i'.'''' -, .... ,..r, r,-.., ...,
divine night n kings az il' Russian '"'Ii i'' "
refused % recognize Brazil; oi a. '"- ''h i't| '
Martin Luther 40 the Diet ~ Morn-.hnd Do" i"i.'''
is intended upon tle menu ~ tbs evening '''tiii
81, v,u can imagine ~. feelings 81 these utI, -i 'onr
Widest fancy could lot help SEQ. t.l1" tr -'i-'"n-
o, , princeton man facing Harvard audience after ''
I &C.. ...,.,.,- 49,. r.,r.d ,Iauslt.rt
m' mas ga" ,,, 49,, ~ ,,.it i. nv .,rr,.. ] r..t.
i. some sr,rl,-an ol!ct d art for example o. AH
Indifferent customer o.. a shopkcr,r "ou approval And
while these speeches AaY" been going "n have i.".
/ pfep'r'd at any mon "' 10 '.' f.,,.
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