New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26

drows Memorial Library; from anonymous Hl'lu' W.
Tor the salary Of the Instructor In German anu @i' "
salary Of Instructor in eocution IN inc DN"P
School from Professor Elias LOOMS SlVOVOO' lN' MN"
Of which IS now available for the astronomical obHfN""a
tthe fund VIII ultimately sWount 20 F@oooOv io
Eober, Brown. 500 friend. $500 c BiaheIu' 80
Professor +. Lcomis 800 Professor H. A. Newton wv
friend 800 40 for the expenses Of the observatory o
the estate % Henry P. Haven. SlcO FREDERICK D. h
bury. 500; Dr. EbeneIel X. Hunt 7Zooi III ''
Campbell 800 friend through Professor H. T. onNn'
400 for the funds Of the Medical School from Aus' -
Durham $50 Tor the purchase Of apparatus fo hc MA
School from Dr. William T. Harris, Edward NJ Haff'> anu
Chsr!es Harris $500 for the expenses Of the auns""
ton Of the library from Edward w South"ofth SoOV
friend 81 friend, elOo Tor the purchase u O "
university library. .oo
In addition 10 the above the university teoeiN'u eVo
600 In legacies which viii be realized after inc
OF single lfe The class Of rs has Suo'cro'' POW "
star, law professorship II IS hoped that o'"'l 80"
classes Will follow that example For thr nn", 900
f.s.or.h,p Ellen Bat.e Eldrdre has just gwen e-oOO
We believe this is the beginning OF great uI 80
music at Yale. This departure rejoice IN ior 49,
in the power Of music. and l look forward WIN s
confidence TO the development OF this university III no.
.,udies a. well as old. very kindly and generous CIV
hss jus. been made b. the Hon W. '" rhelps o. iSp
curlosities which will assist in deveophe interest," ~
this line Mr. Phelps dear to our hearts ana VIC o"o
oycr4stnate our kindly feelings toward HIM An u",
friend has made large and generous donation OF ahu III
Western state, proceeds Of which VIII De u''o'"
tho Theological School Another friend VINO o"'> noV
wish his name mentioned has just assured me mat new
and BEAUTIFUL organ IS to be placed In the chapel .
much pleased 70 say that movement has been s'aeu "
the alumni annually subscribe such amounts o. ',''
can afford toward an alumni fund the same 70 De 'eu '
tie needs Of the university. | am greatly III favor VI
that plan and shall General w w SAiCoS' OF Siam
ford 70 explain the proposed plan
General skiddy stated that the plan propoSon WIS
that the members Of each class should pay aI '"H'
one cent a day toward the fund, the subscripuym 10
lc made 20 the class secretaries, WHO shouW lVI ~
IL TO board Of nine directors 10 De % iyo each
wear ani the place of the retiring Glrc' l9r ,.pdc
tlcd bv the president. The class OF ~ I'du ni' r
raised $500 for the proposed i'nu 'e nlrnmi and
posed was unanimously Endorsed w thc alumni, o,n"
i,r Iirht announced tina; l.. II. BcttS, OF the sopp
more class mad donated - 900. the income OF Nhlh
WAS 60 20 to the best cssayi> OF et'n t9 MI
one hundred thousand dollars had hecn onclcu o' c
friend who would not permit ms ldehtN l" "
vcalpd for a now dornltory on the campus 80
appaEsc Professor il. p. Wright by INC p Ica"' , va
Tx c.tt Is 10 choose the site. =. NJ. ic'd "ts
nrcsrd The largest meteOric stone that Is knoNh T..
he world. rising vote Of thanks was gwen tho
generous donors mentioned, ana
i Dolzcu spoke for the class OF lo"o. .. .,r,
" Dr DWIGHT announced that the gymnasium i'ii'
s,li.t1l H. :! 5G.O16 80. and then the kew ~ "a.
Griffin responded for 80, aud echoed lnc -, ,Mo
absence OF c. NJ. Depew and remarklng th.t ir
fessor Marsh one Of the class, was "aDI6 10 '..p.
with any duhculty7 For the ca Ut.ivo1 the re-
,narie 81 cy-Secrctarv Bayard and should SUI! l.l
n. liberty 10 vote as he pleased like inc Od Tol'
Scnators of n score OF Years ago VINO suslalIE D
Confederate cause Laughter o wry iy even The
said he and its teaching mas snrNNtu v,,no..d
teachings Of economy that have OF la,e Di pry,c 81
here great appause) and We nope II Will s"'NN' "
tie end - A.. ,,oo,,rc adjourned
Mocnn,io,, hv President Dwight tonight closed inc
exercises Of the college year.