New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

hrovs. the compressed month and the benevolent
and sympathetic of Wa land as he uttered those
contentious sentences, which became series Oi
maNlm> and chart TO guide the aftc- life Of his
hearers. Wayland has passed from many
wears since. hut his teachings ard the impress of his
pupils. and who NAV est mate their influence
other memories thrOue Is upon me-. ! rccollectcd
The patient and gentle teacher Of mathematics who 80
a, a,uortim" the santed Caswcll Of whom II has been
callcd the asnic Charc and ti, stately and dis.
tucui~hcd professor of rhetoric who had such frequent
occasion tp Inform me that a sentence badly
constructed. that it needed punctuation. or that an
lllu-iItNon was in poor ta~'r. recalled another
most distinguished instructor Of Brown. contemporary
OF Wayand 10 testify our peet ani affection for
with the university ~ one of IL officers. We. his
friends and former punli, and loyal sons Of Brown
we're recently a,lcaniicd in Ncw'Yorl AppIauscJ
Ilall which wa. u,td bv President Wayland. We
To- the majestic though'- Of Niyland and the declining
day Jaw u, again assembled there 10 range the tclda
Of classic literature under the guidance Of Lincoln.
Many Years. passed in the constant practice Of the
most cNactng ~ The professions. have rolled over my
head since. trpllng OF eighteen. hr.t stood within
those walls. hu' i eecns 70 me that i was but M ye,-
moving with his peculiarly rapid and nervous StFltn
10 h. acctiomcd seat. and win quick ana cnrfgctlc
accent calling upon Watson" 70 translate an ode Of
Horace Fit cousflrctor win Waylond was Lincoln.
Thr mautles of Waylaud, of Clswcn. Of Chacc and
in the present faculty ~ our alma mater Through
remote age- NAV she continue in the future a In me
I'@' l' 7i'u uri hfurltrut llPll uDpu lt 0'''''' .
generations 9f iounc men who shnll tread cI ancient
alis :" receive Instruction from other professors VINO
shall honoIably M her chairs. tHpplausc)
SINGING TO BROWN.
What the chairman called the lighter part
Of the proceedings were begun by the tuncrll
SINGING OF Nicholas Brown, the mvcrsity's
founders, anthem, which says that Brown Coll
lee is "a jolly good home FOL de roll de roll
loI, roi. We have ir s,ill vhere'cr We roam
Fol Gr roi. dc rul, fol, rolt Nlchol1s, NIchoas
Nicholas Brown. Fol dc rol, Gc Ioi; NlchollS
Nicholas. NlcDo.a, Brown, Fol de rol. de roll
Then The pIc>Idiu- officer made speech, part
OF which Was as follows:
Nou are already aware that this 1, no formal oc
c'~."n. ID l- te gathering "i -" nanny tht a.
>omuhnS 81 lLc -roNu up sons oi large family To
summon up - memory of happy, hopeful day 10
rthe to-rth"r tuc ashes 81 old but bright afc,
uon-. ana ip reH af' liam. again. lcho'r-J we
arc hcrr to -noN our interest Iu alma mater We
arc hnc to cNp,,-- our sympathy and ON interest Ia
nc,-. Dchrc.-.l Iut abovc all W. come here thl,
evening t' welcome ,h" HH "h" ha'
agea 4 1t. e..od be sc, @ar ade' ou- '"en5.d head
with h.peiun,.- and vror and "r-c pins for
tlr future. .,pplll-"' Nr 0" ccHnnH cntr-.n-
in,cr.t,. There ucr,r so. time iu $50 hci DIS
tr., vlru -hc lAd m,r. -t,n-h aad more friend,
ar. u5U When tl,y ,,cr, moe rcldy To- rc.poad tD
r..tv u,. thew ar. tod,. t. encourage
n ot, p.u.r.-.,c uoycn,ut ic in4urGra'r-,
lll ot,r olr land rey urr starting zap Ike m.u from
el"'p Hu. if FoI A-h mc "hai g. the -itnu'lnc
~ r- sudden and -puut,ueo.- interest. -,v % vou
,t unr. Dr. - n,f g. Ore expected t,at under ne n"N
admin .t4'oI t.--r vIl Ur any more fhtAfnl .ln.
'ru. 'oA OBJ. f'tltI -rHdf t.n lcr''''"'" -"
.uliy of Brown University. tn tato.-h her DID,,
m.n. I'" names OBJ; Der rf-. d"n'- -,"nd hisi cVriy
"lerc a.d they have been .rr.tod .or their char,
mar wc b" proud NJ sa.h nlmc' As Manning and Nay
o,nu.mra, ~ ctJ!toa Of interest j, from An
other ,au-r rn',' .. To- suggestion in ~" ar that
forward i..trIri. :..t. ard iur. .tilt-ly cv'rf
..u of I,an uu.-.or' uc h,d b. ON TIE
l.rrt rne. v'h A'a.. and voice. ard lant. to
'le"r-I d 81 h".t.-r il" A''t". t.n"ht
v.r. l.--. e.t.,-.... tr u.. WHOSE hama. ur oa
n. l,.u- ra. ,.r.' 'lr r.. .n~t ur w'a wa"
..al t.r a. it l.i.e q oar Sal. d &c., ar" t'" well
poo. l..,,. ia.. r.'l 'lr Tremendous cners.o, vhcn
- Brown Jav,..It, recognize t.f th"ro l. todl1
-r' f"f and ' r'.r OPP .'ii t' ana ihr. arc
,,f. t..'- .rrn.rf .r' iI,. -tun.fiy. o-H'~.--.I
I.s- ..r '.'ln IH...it' t'.' 7.. 90" pre-.
...--.',.. op.n r. .'' aa. n'' Do 'a"r... .'r,.
I ied w. coIay 'o -r,.. OF tuc necessity
Nr...'t cl., 'rl u.cr ~ r.cr' t.r Responsibilities
.I t.- adtta.n. Hic DID,. i." country ln every
.r""n..t Ntt oi i." er.f a-'.cf'., "nd
...r.'..., OF .i.. r.mc from mcr o' .r.II-
r..... f..n D' education. N.H I.r Stanley .Hl
I...r I.I accomplished ar.t iuu-- h. 'rr
rN.r. .'.'. lIr .uI.sf-.''e>. 100 rrr ..'lr
.nI p' ..sf h".p pace HI'. fI" '." l.'.
r..l mot s'.' s'.I N..." '.r world moves "n'
rG ~'urNJ ANpErWS
After rrr.',I rounds nf cheering for Pros
ar.r Andrews. I- N., r.IrI ou TO rcrIt. lir
ail SD Il tac following words.
Ic.o. HuaDt: Iam rAa t,lc v.,, 'ou 10 a.-it.
nt g. ...He " ,Hn o.. t.t aI .r Alma Matters
dressing. on i'r |r..,. f.'.. SOFA f.r f"-r p.'."i..r
tt >," ' t.t .t'.H- .'.t '.t i'i' b.. '.c To-"
tA.t u. .tD.t y.It. io ."l n.-.i 'd. 30 .'i..H
..fu.c tu. .. a.il ~ -a. .rt.. JOS . fr n- ..l
Dr.. I'.1.t r1. ..nIs - JPN t". t.'.' .-.
al. tu.r .ou .i i.oaa. r..1 Dr. tee'y nDt t.,..
a..t -p..t ..'.r 'h."'' tar ..f COLLEGE j.. i,
i,hnI". a.d 'u honestly .a, tW ruu tIit
,rd ah.a .,. lcr children .l,..o.d .n Der laur AZ
Ic-. A.r tA.. g. ri'H Drs pii.c, and O.
oaA, uc good nu.h pa. come to
't ia t,, deep q, D." accounted ... n.rci' :tom o.,
nI.-.af Irl.o. Go t4r ,ol'-c Ms DOT ha from
ue F., ru. l..n ,,-' boo nl,, different part. OF tlr
OF Iolu.Dh HY.t. I'D t'H' hat' become ,ou''.,a
7..i feathers uou u.t' AID oDr RESTITUTION. col
M.a,.f l.arlrU-. found o.t quite early uiit uo
,I.,,.i,laI .,.0.rr,- and dcpr,,.,,c ,Ncr.d.usiy
...',tI.,'r ,I'l. Inv, th.. l.ui.td charity and
@ ,,,,,..., f.l ~. ,', -.,.,i,
Subjects l.ld tnr ID, pul- tIr I..4,ur dI.cipu, Goo
on'h ve EoNu m'n inf" u."n objected, hut ho
cause OF f. ,iafrf.r and r.p.tifIoa NhDh nud ny
FELLOW Glf.ni ctr.t. a.rr T. I'... a- ma-icifu vorh
o.. m 90 rc lnt.u,,r.u 'anu.-. Appl,u-rJ
IV assumed iIt present dufir.. tud lld op
u.rluIt, 90 ..l.tlIlo u. .rii aIti ,ut alumni roll
iud lo ta"lAt i'N nunir.'., were thc. m'u of
special pon,. and mark 300 tIc ftrlou- lci~ucl pro
fc.-Ion. whom uur In.Io unllc.it; ht- sent f4riu.
lu thr ministry. l u'i n" oH iN" bench and AZ tlt.
lar o. teachers. a- Journalists auG e. bu-iu... n,cn
30 whatever part "i our uloac lfd y"u search. >"I
vIl in1 flcn 10 f'r 'front.' tAprhU.c.. ! avn con
WINGED tt our al.rrl rpr.- ui Fl, .at th. least a..
I dc-i'' ni r"r capita Talent .Hd proved oapaoit,
for -Irc-. 90. th".r "i aHf rthrr institution of learn
.r u tlr hnd. not 'N'rlfiu- tI..r vltL indefinitely
larger mc'u. than $500 have tf. fog been permitted t.
lul-f. IItrcIt applause. ~.url.H have lrti
crat''d 90 otoi,orc our Limitations. and t. aclc,.
ic.rN. Which '.'u NIr ,rtlD. II woe lave any, must
account cNtr1ordnar. ltpilaii.cJ
SOME coon KlA~ON~
think that rhc reason. for th.. are: First. the