New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-25

Dwight but said he had talked himself Inst night
HIS loyalty 10 tho class OF so great that III
did not get to bed until after breakfast ana ho ie
more like slumbcr than orGtory. lie did not shaie
the regrets of Senator Higgins over the loss oi "s
fence and the old brick row. and he could not Du
admire the pfincely generosity of the slclcds Far
MANS Osborpcs and other friends who had so nchi,
given money for the benefit Of Yale lie closed o'
expressing high appreciation OF the honors gwen nm
by the corporation Of Yale and was loudly opphnueu
President Dwight announced that the Oldest hvih'
graduate Of Yale Edward McCrody, ~ Oh oh'fieS
ton s. c. letter from the son Of Mr. Mccrody' say
ing that his father was In good heai'i anu '"'"''
yigor was read.
President Dwight announced the vote for memDer'
Of the corporation as follows For six years-Senato
william NJ Evarts $50; f. e. Mason, Oh CmCaeo
1343. For four years-Buchanan Winthrop Oh NcN
York, 1854; NJ u. Bcardsley, OF BnueepoFt al
Amid much enthusiasm DR.. Dwight declared hss'rS
Mason and Winthrop elected. DIR. Dwight theh san
than ne had been at last permitted to state that the
nan who n year ago gave s25 900 for the establish
,rent of the E. J. Phelps professorship Wa'
the late Junius Morgan. Of London Inc mt
tors son, j. Perpont Morgan. OF New-fork' hao
inst added $50 600 to be also used in endowhg pro
fessorsbip in the law school. man "hoS' ha''
could not lie mentioned had just PROMISED 10 give
$4,000 toward new building for the law schooi' Ut
nuicht announced that Pierce n. WEIGH, CT Me-"
,rootod Concerning the medical department Ut
dwight said that was rapidly growing ana tic ran
c.d Comfy Alumni Association had Just prOiiseu y
provide 1t with new building ,,,.
IN closing DR. Dwight said that the late Mrs merriam
Osborn nj New-York had left one-han her resuuaFs
estate 10 Yale and he announced large ""'oe
- fs and beoucsts received in the course OF the year
Among them were the following: From Mrs. har,, ~.
Ieovenworth $4,000 for the general iunus OF sl'
nivcrsity from the executors OF the estate ono noS
esor LOOMS s12 AIS 81, in addition to Sy131 sN
mentioned IN the f annual mn repor Of the BarrnsS
collection OF Egyptian antiquities, and CI @
income Of the ngyeTG abT Pa 0 for the funds
~ the university library and $4,000 for the saary
the Professor Of from the estate e. Of 1Se
hi ~ mathematics in the scientific school, an, anG
si6 900 for the funds of the university gr t6ron%f
the estate on $1,000 TO: the foundation Of Waterna
Scholarships in the acedemicai depsr'5m5eoo1o for
friend who wthhold;sa MS On mam the college grounds
for the academical department: RON ON On nrsar
whose name Is wth hope rom contributors t
t ~ ,nS "a the new gymnasium $26 O3O in addition
si3945o mentioned in previous reports IRON IN thl
St,itu School from contributors TO the alumni W.
GersitT fund. 50 23s The total amount OF these gi
ana doa rom THOMAS c. sloane for the acndemca
DaytWent in connection with the sloane lnhorat0
Mr. sloane made be9nes aso 70 s0 az later time
Tbe beoneSts Of Daniel b. Fayerweather and the g
from the trustees Of his estate 9y ther neeu OoC
S foT the Scientific school $4,000 for On nnt
Ing in commemoration Of MI faye e the estate
Tbe beomes 81 Mrs E1dbcth p. Fogg for the divinity
Iho pequ 'nornts to 10000 The amount CT inc
gifts and requests is greater than In any previous '
reception by President Dwight tonight closed the
commencement season ana IN tS int the boat race
on Friday.