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,orDd IN seniors and juniors)-First prize, "in'iu'
,unnorh coIuns: second William Porter Niles.
pTkIR HALL.


,,cho,,e,orp Y l. lime 10 (specal.-Commence-
mon, exerce, at Blair Hail. Bairstown began on June
:, With tho boccolaureae address by DR.. E. d. Woreu'
rs,dent ~ Iafoyctte College Dr.. Warhed Is not an
ar,.,pod minister. and he sometimes takes speclai
tn o, have 4, 20 understood. At the same une' he
Is a careful. beautiful practical exponhuer Vi Wv
continues His address was based on the wous'
. WHATSOEVER things are OF good report IN Phl,
", l. ,,,,o
ON Tuesday evening the reception OF the ei'luu"'"s
,.ss wax held on Wednesday evening the con-
,,,nts for :le prizrs for oratoy more numerous
than usual The gcntlcman's prize was a""IuFu '"
toh, Moor, rrout of Delaware. and the ladys Pihe
IA Miss Edith EInnt Of Ncw-York. Thursday Wa 'he
great dav Though Bairsown is of the tru'ih NV Vi
tbo I,oi.,var. Iackuwauna and Western KalHoau
II is vet comfortably accessible. and old graduates anu
friends and patrons gathered in large NUMBERS lr
teen vonng persons received diplomas. BE'iF Ha HIS
ALWAYS nr,dcd itself In the ability TO furnish It's own
music q. a high order for commencement eAe'cis'S
This vcor the music was exceptionally good, even Tor
Blair Hail. A.,
Tho retirement of DR.. J. II. Sllumakcr from inc
prnclpas,ip Of the institution which ne mas oco"Pu
for nine wears is deplorcd by many. The Doaru vi
directors coucratIlates the numerous friends ana PIT
rons Of RIar Holl tina. they have been able 70 secure
the services Of ". EvciS0lc, IN D. rs Pf,i W it
Dr. Evcrsoc l. gentleman about iorty-hNe NriaS
- vigorous health . college graduate o eient,,ehu
yccrs, cxncricnrc rs an educa or, sixteen Oh WHi.i
hnye bcnn spent in Wooster. ohio. ne IS nm clueI III
the First Presbyterian Church OF that unlvc,sEd end a
n trustee Of the university, Is nhNrraN icea'u"' '
is Welded 20 Blair Hall with great regret A., o
Friends OF Elair Hall who were mot NJ the con-
mencencnt exercises will be glad u Know ta' 'o". -
NIsr was present The founder and beneEctor Oh 'lS
InstitntlOn has a warm place In the heats Oh many
graduates and friends OF H.
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Mddletown. Conn. juno IS specia,-Tlse tenth
Wesleyan Bulletin issued Oh Wednesday. a mum
Der Of changes Will be made next year In the
line Of increasing and broadening the elective courses
and In lessenng the amount Of required work
The baseball sens0l closed on June Is with a game
by the University OF Vermont, IN which. tho home
team defeated. TO @. The team elected f.
o. smith, '03 captain for the coming season.
There has recently been issued from the Gov
eminent printing Office at Washington a book by
Professor Atwater on the Chemical Composition and
Nutritive Values Of Food fishes and Aquatic Inver-
tebra,es.' This work Incorporates the results Of
careful and thorough Investigation and is Illustrated
BY elaborate charts.
Professor Merrill ana Gillor, '92, have sailed for
Europe, where they will spend the summer " study
and travel. Professor Merrill viii in ScpeM-
ber but elliot will spend two abroad in classical
study.
The senior society, Skull, and Serpent, initiated
members " NewlOrk on Tuesday evening. The
banquet was held al C1ark's. Colt Cults, JONES
Moore Parker, Howard, Smith, Taimadce, and IL. A..
Thompson were the initiates.
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Johns HOPKINS.

Baltimore SD, June 10 eSpecial).--Many OF the
graduate students OF the Johns Hopkins University
have left for their homes but number remain TO
start on trip of combined pleasure and scientific in
vestigation which will take up several weeks Of the
summer vacation.
President Gilman sailed Saturday on the Umbria for
England 10 represent the university at the Trinity
College celebration In Dublin. Professor Newc5Ihb
the other delegate from the faculty. has been abroad
for several weeks The delegates from the students Of
the university Graduates, julius Blume Charles
". Johnson and Frank J. Mnther, tr; undergraduates
James F. Norris, ID. II. Thomas. tr Charles W. Bump
and Theodore W. Johnson. President Gilman will
present the Dublin faculty with beautifully iuml
mated letter Of conGratuation The graduates will
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A NEW SUPERVISOR OF THE HiRBCR.

IL was reported at the Navy Yard yesterday that
Captin Fsicrlck Rodgers commander OF Relr.Admral
Gheruldi's flagship PHILADELPHIA had been selected by
SECRETARY Tracy 70 relieve Captain II. b. Robson as
supervisor OF New-iork Harbor. The latter has ben
ndsposcd for long time and unable to perform the
duties OF his office. The illness Of. Captain Robson.
although IN no particular like that Of the late captain
Robert Boyd. recalls the fact that he relieved by
Captain kirkland because OF being physically unable 70
do the work Captain Boyd transferred " the pesi'
d,ncy OF the Eoaid OF Inspection Of steam Vessels ae
New York. but aftcrward died Captain Boyd death was
like that OF General Giants and from the same cause,
Captain J. a. Miller, commander OF the Chicago and
Captain Charles s. Norton, commander of the Vermont
candidates for the superyisorship but Cap
tain Rodgers had the support OF the Chamber OF COM
and also OF Secretary Elkns whose privilege 1t 10
the request for tho detail the duty OF super
vsng tho harbor It's ancholages and the disposition OF
tho ships is under the supervision OF the War Depart
ment. IL II expected that Captain b. +. Day. e'ehVy
detached comnand OF the Portsmouth Navy Yard or
Commander A. s. Barker, who Is entitled To promo
tlon as commander Will succeed Captain Rodgers IN con-
nand VI the Philadelphia.
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HARVARD.
,vr,c,p,rIxc THE BAIL GAME WITH YALE.

ANTICIPATING THE BALL GAME WITH iA''E
con,bridoe lime 1s.-All the colleges athletic an
c,noton i inst nj present for the first Harvard ale
game next Thursday Highlands will pitch Tor h"r
ward and the crowd that will gather 10 see the game
will be a distinclivey classday crowd, Win II hpc''
sprinkllng Of pretty giris ana thar "'oho'' i'0"
all over the country.
The class lay crme on Thursday brings 10 mlnu
Classpay itself on Friday. All the tme-honored ex-
crcisos Of this Harvard estal day will be observed
and every one is hoping tina; the miserable, dfizfhs
weather Of last year viii not he Cambiihges lot oh
class day this year Al the classday exercises tmS
GEAR the PRAYER will he offered by the Rev. A. r. Pc
body and tho following are the W Officers Oh '"e
class day exercises Orator Hugh Mckennan LONDON :
poet Robert Moss LOvett: Ivy orator Alexander MOSS
White: odst, Samuel Fits Dufhed. PRESIDENT ana
Mrs, Fio, have duparcd this year from their former
practice OF holding single reception Tor seniors anu
their friend on class-dny morning. They have
already held two receptions. June 10 and TO- and VIII
.hold two more on June ~ and - from to :. The
90 cass dinner will be held the evening OF June
%, the Monday before commencement. The dinner Is
free 10 all members OF the class.
,,rd,nd vas b oxen this week for the founda'Ioh OF
new building which IS he built at the Harvard 10
ecrva,ory this summer. IT viii be all ready for use Dv
the i.t of N,wembcr. The building Will be iHlrN
feet wide by sixty feet long and three stories high IL
will be OF plain brick and Of slow burning or In con-,
stgucon. T. b. Kurdish Is the contractor anu , 'ne
nHrc l. to be Sl4O0O Several OF the rooms VIII Dr
srd for the storage and preservation Of the many val
liable Photographic negatives belonging o the o0SerVa
tory. -, -, g., Tho t,crl,,
for next year Assistant Professor IaIsSig mas pen
made fun professor IN political economy. Mr. "oa H
and Mr. Grass have been made assistant pocss"re ana
Messis Wnsor, TInghas. Bolles and Lane members
OF the university council
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nRocKpoRT NORMAL SCHOOL.

Eroclpor,, June 10 (spcciap.-As is customary the
commencement exercises at BOcbpor Normal school
Opened with evenings devoted 70 the four students
societies The Alpha Delta organization presented
The. play Of Pygmalion and Gaatea' on Wednesday
evening, the Gamma sigma played Midsummer
NIGHTS Dream" on Thursday evening. the Phothe-
pcau's rendered Juns Caesar and cuioycd banquet
Friday evening while the Arcthusa society held tho
fort SATURDAY.. This weeks programme includes r.
unions 81 the classes Of - and 81 Tuesday with the
alumni supper aud exercises Tuesday afternoon and
evening. HE graduating ceremonies on "Wednesday
morning a. 80 o'clock the celebration Of the schools
quarter centennial al p. m. and the annual iccep
tion ut : p IN.
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn, June 10 tspcclal)-Presldent War
field spoke at the Princeton commencement aud at
tended the decennlal meeting Of his class.
The closing chapel address for the year was made
today by Professor Addison Ballard on "The Sure
Foundation"
At the freshman oratorical contest on Wednesday
there were eight speakers; NJ. c. Kraz obtained the
first prize. with honorable mention OF :. NJ Jordan.
The class Of "a have decided 10 continue the Issue
Of The Melnnsc" and have elected editorial board
with ". G.. Chambers editor IN chief. and = T.
Clifton, assistant.
Thomas \. H. Hay. OF New York. class OF 70 has
offered prize cup 10 the class winning the most points
in the summer athletic sports on June -.
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DFSsSFIA TR POLY-rFCIINTC INSTITUTE.

Troy. y. T.. Juno 10 specan.-The alumni dinner
was held last Tuesday evening. Clark Fisher, 3D.
president Of the alumni association, acting a toast
masnr
At the meeting Of the alumni association, held
on Wednesday evening the following officers Were
elected President. ". u. tOggswel, o. Hcernh
dciis Robert Forsyth. 80: j. l.. Ford, ~, George
IIur1ham. -: secretary, Professor W. i. Mason, "a
Treasurer !. II. Caldwell SO. necrol gical SECRETARY
Professor II. u. Mason directors. J. +. Adrlch. -
" Hlinm n. Rcv,s, ~: T. Y. Church. 81 G. =
DAWSON, rs Lawrence Roy. 81.
The commencement exercises occurred on Wedncs
dnv evening. when the degree of civil cnH1eor was
conferred on thrtythncc men, and taht OF bachelor
Of science on two Tho Macdonald prize for the best
rraduattg th,es was awarded for the first une the
recipient being :. e. Denny, 81. Of Huntington PENN
The theses we're examined by committee composer
OF G. c. Martin. 80. Theodore Cooper, IS. ana ~ b.
rolL.r '5- Addr,,>ScS delivered by William
M,tcaf So Of the Crescent steel Works. iittsburg
and by President J. II. Peck. The exercises "ero
followed by the farewell hop.
James McCircrt. IT., ~ tho class OF 0l. VINO has
been studying mathematics at the Johns HOPKINS
University during the past year. viii be asslsaht III
mathematics AT the institute next year.
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TUFTS.

Tufts College. Mass. Juno 10 tspecaD.-Collegc
closed on June -, after OF the most successful
ocment week IN is hist ~. Glass day the
most enjoyable occasion OF the week. TIE morning
exercises consisted q address OF WELCOME by W <
Gray president OF the class; al Grafton By II. :.
ConnOr and poem by VI. 8 ErOOls. In a." aftern ron
the tree exercises began with Grafton by W. H. Eddy.
followed by the prophecy BY j. A. saycS and the his
tory BY H. C. Carter The class ode, written by F. +.
Kmball. was excellent and was followed BY the pres
cntaton OF gifts 20 tie lower classes by the marshal
and by the usual cheering. The grounds were beau'i
fully umuated In the evening and the dancing hall
was decorated with bunting. Each OF the acrnii IS
gave spread.
Leo r. Lewis has been appointed 10 the recently es-
tablished clair OF French. Mr. Lewis WHO gradn-
ated I'm the class Of 1857, Is well known writer and
composer OF chldrens and ballads and has Just
returned from Europe where he has spent several
years IN study.
Al the commencement dinner President Capcn an
nounccd that TO be admitted 10 the college
and that the graduate departments would he open next
year, while plans being formulated by the executive
committee ~ the trustees by which accommodations
can H. provided for them IN two years,
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MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Amherst, June 10 (spcclal Commencement eA
erc.c, begin the 10Th and close the I'D The
Rev Mr.. Anderson, Of Daniel>ville, Conn, VIII de-
liver the address before the Y. VI. c. a.
The college has been presented with l,OOOpound
bell With striking arrangement for the new crock In
Chapel Tower.
Colonel hughes L. = \. Inspector, recently fhhue
a tour II Inspection AMI has sent In very favorable
report lie not only describes the condition of the
military department. but also includes the other de
partments Of the college.
Professor s. +. Maynard. professor OF Botany and
Horticulture was married last Thursday to Miss ANY
barnes Of Northboro, Mass.
4 bill has passed the Legislature. providing for the
expenditure ~ - 900 In the erection Of roSeh'niSe
aud repairs IN the present plant houses and 5000 In
the erection Of Toulouse for the botanical depart
mcnt
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington. Y. J.. June 10 (SpeclaD. THE follow
Ing list Of lecturers has been engaged 10 aP
near at Pennington Seminary during the NEXT
school wear: Anthony Comstock, of Newborn
CITY: Russell Conwcll, ID. d., OF Phladelpiha' ;
Theodore Cnyer, LII. D., of Brooklyh' >. w.
Day D. d. Of New-iOrk City; Hon. james l.
Edwards, of the New-Yorlt senate; Postmaster feiu'
Of PHILADELPHIA: Bishop G. ID. FOss Lib d., oil fh'ia-
delphi,: Merrill f.. Gates, L. d. president Amherst
College; Thomas IInnlon, President pennington semi
nnry: F. C. IgIehart ID. D.. Of New York City; Wills
Fletcher johnson, A. NJ, Of New-iork; W. b. heis,
d. d. of Brooklyn; james Mackenzie, Lie d., head
master LnwTenceville school ~ X. Mcclure, OF Inc
Philadelphia Times; Chaplain McCabe, Liz d. vi
New York City the Rev. John DE VIII Mler' Vi
PHILADELPHIA: Professor >. :. Nef president OF the
Natonn school Of Oratory, Philadelphia; a. j. Palmer
d. d. of Yonkers, " y; Is. Z. Raymond, Liz De-
president Wesleyan University George Reed, LIZ De-
president Dickinson College: the Hon. H. NJ Robson,
Of Trenton " j.; Austn scott, LL d., president oi
Rutgers College: c. y. Sims, LIZ D., chancellor OF
syracuse University; +. ID. Warled, president OF La
fayctte College; &. IL. Young, Lii. d., oil princeton
College General James F. Rushing IL. d., OF Trenton
for tho Columbian orztion and Willis Fletcher JOHN
son, \. NJ, OF New-i0rk, for the Columbian Poe"'
october l., 1-92. -. l., .L hands
The new sem!nnry catalogue is now In the nan1s
~ ihe publi ,hcrs and will be completed about june
- 1t will BE- large and handsome BOOK, liusllalssl
with twelve cuts showing the buildings ana srouiiuo
of the seminary.
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CORNELL.

Ithaca " " June Is (specal(-rhc throng OF
commencement visitors has departed. aud something
Ike the quiet OF the long midsummer vacation has
settled down upon the campus. Yesterday fTrSi
dent Sclurman assumed the duties OF MS ONCE -
meeting Of the faculty. the university senate aud the
trustees was held yesterday forenoon TO act upon
some important appointments. Professor IL. - Nhi'e
WAS unanimously reelected Dean. This reelection Nv
the faculty and trustees would undoubtedly be Ms
unanimously ratified by the students II thcS c"uu
have an opportunity TO vote upon IL
The chair OF Latin WIS filed by the elcciln OF
Professor C. A. Bennett, of Brown University. Inc
appointment seems % he Of great promise. FRO
fessor Bennett is "A graduate OF Brown University
studied for Il year at Harvard after graduation ana
for the two years following. In German nmversnls'
and was appointed at the completion oil DIS Mrlol
Of special study t. a chair In the University OF
Nebraska where he remained for six years. lie was
t;,cn called - the clair of Latin in the University OF
Wisconsin, whore he remained two years. leaving
twclvemonth ago 90 accept chair In the classical
department Of brown University. IL IS man OF
fine presence and attractive social qualities who In
presses his students deeply and inspires great en-
thusIasm for classical STUDIES Professor Bennett Is
the author Of n work the cyprian Dialcrt aud In
published an edition OF Xcnophons Ilelcnica.
James L. Creighton was elected nssocai" professor
Of modern philosophy In the sage school Of Phil
osophy This chair is not new orc. II was os'ab
lsicd a the foundation Of the school. but had not
been filed at once The election of Mr.. Creighton
is distinctly promotion since he las cen Tor thrce
In that place. Mr.. Creighton received the degree
OF Doctor oi Philosophy sunma cum laude at the re-
CEN, in c,nnnv All" Iu. aorl in me mil
sophical Revcw" has already attracted much ntlsn-
ton. A forthcoming number VIII contain an I'M
F tSi'
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GENE>EO NORMAL SCHOOL.

Gencsco Junc 10 Special. -Commenecment exer'
ciscs Of the state Normal school began on Wednesday
evening with the anniversary ceremonies 81 the
Dcphic society The AgonlanS followed on Thur
day the Cllonians Friday and the fhilaethcans on
saturday II was the twentieth anniversary Of tho
Clonian Society and the literary programme was fol-
lowed By II banquet. The closing exercises Of the
primary and intermediate departments were held on
Friday. The annual reception and banquet If the
alumni will take place Monday evening. The gradual
ing exercises will be held ut 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing and will be followed by the alumni business meet
ing al II 30 D.
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WAGNER MEMORIAL COLLEGE.

Rochester june - Notwithstanding exercises
OF the Wagner Memorial Lutheran College We're held
Friday evening In this city, There several ad-
dresses and ordinations, and musical programme
was also rendered by the students. The Rev. Dr..
Ieschmnnn. OF Brooklyn, offered prayer and the Rev.
John Nicum Of Rochester, preached the baccaaureaic
sermon. Frederick Eoach. Of Brooklyn. the sauta-
toran and August Fischer. of Philadelphia. the vale
dictOrian. The other graduates are &. Drasch W.
Jungc and Oscar Krllch. The college founded In
Isl, and during tao last year has had forty.nnc
students ard five professors.
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present q copy OF Professor Gldersleeve's hss''9s
and studies" and the undergraduates will give mana
somcy bound copy OF the '92 class BOOK Inc
IIullabaoo"
The newly made bachelors have organized a o.
Alumni Association with these officers iIesiue',.'
Thomas r. Brown: secretary and treasurer, Lester L.
stevens executive committee, John stewart, l. ".
BALDWIN and L. r.. Greenbaun
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BATES.

Lewiston juno 10 t,pecIal.-Thc baseball team Is
wen satisfied with lis efforts, 50 well In fact that II
has decided not 90 play ball any this season.
Accordingly when 1t went TO Brunswick the other day.
IL easily gave the game to BOwdon - 10 Z, and on
Wednesday equally successful against the Lewis
tons.
on Tuesday the juniors will celebrate the annual
JOY Day.
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A. meeting OF the V. q. F. Alunnae assoeiau v M
Thur.day evening, 1t was voted u D''''
nasium. Ill.,. -, "Wednesday n was de-
cidcd TO put improved heaung aPpnr'''' -
college. - "Wednesday afternoon,
,rben n musical alunmae association VS. poi"e'' WV
,he Largest I'm the history OF the institution
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Yale. and informing all present concerning soue
magnificent gifts which have been recei,H nm ,t
Nj. and which have been kept secret ana VIII no.
be- revealed until the annomucemen,,t from r5ns
dwight at the banquet. Many ''i''S'r'0"' S'"' -
The chisc, Of 80. go, '63. 80; 20 IL ~
od ,he latter Of course will have It's fhst trlennAl
- THURSDAY the GIee q, cln6 o, wl give '0"''F
r,iHor Iuiv / every one will 90 20 New-On1on
10 witness Tie great Yale Harvard boat r. e. % fc
win be rowcd between and Ocio'" III '"' 'i'1'
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.


ADDITIONAL PRIZES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED.
In addition to the prizes announced last week. the
following have been awarded: Cromwell gold ihedai
for excellence in history aud English to ii. c. Geyer.
OF the sophomore class certificates of proficiency IN
the same subject, to J. W. Enrich b. cage ana u
schlockow. OF the same class. The ketchum plzes
In philosophy for the juniors to f. j. kohier' sopho-
mores j. w. Enrich Clanin Greek medals 10 l. Moss,
senior and A. NJ. Minkowshy, freshman ward
medals composition, A. A. Cook ana T. Hertz,
seniors: moral philosophy, II. b. Baruch, senior;
ASTRONOMY f. A. Won Fntel, senior; natural philoso-
phv A. Bruckner senior; French A. Thompson,
sopbomore Greek r. Rubensten, senior; descriptive
reomctry d. f.. Mcfarland, freshman. Inc remain
ing Ward medals have not been announced
During the coming vacation the college library. OF
about 27 900 volumes, Is to be carefully rearranged
and the card catalogue revised and completed 10
date.
A new feature OF the commencement on Thusdhy
evening of this week. at Carnegie Music Hall. Will
lac the announcement OF honorary degrees conferred
by the board OF trustees prominent graduates OK
The college, such degrees have never been votea
before and considerable curiosity is aroused as To the
names of the first recipients
The senior class will graduate sixty members. In
numbers they have been about equally divided De-
tween ancient or classical and modern" OF
scientific course mep ,, -. ,h s,uaon,.
The competitive prize speaking OK me, Ihe s'uueh's
takes place this evening at Chickerhs iiaii'
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington, VT, June 10 tspeciaD-Therc was great
rejoicing last Thursday evening the result OF the
baseball gnmc with Yale. The college cannon was
used to announce the scores to l. in favor OF the
L. V. VI.
speakers on the commencement stage are AlSer'
Rabbit Pltkin Mower and Lewis.
a Republican club has been formed, containing
nearly twothirds Of the academic students.
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ST JOUN'S COLLEGE.

Annapolis, Nd. June Il (SpeciaD.- Preparations
for commencement ceremonies now actively
pushed forward The farewell ball to the class Of
'02 will take place In the gymnasium on Friday,
June n.
The Board OF Visitors have authorized the confer
ment OF the degree OF doctor Of divinity npOn the
Rcs. :. j. Morris. Of st. Michacrs. Md. and upon
the Rev. Leighton Parks. OF Boston.
General Bradley T. JOHNSON. Of baltimore. will DE-
liver the address before the 1hilOhalian society.
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the graduates to their friends. at which there wcN
nresent many aumnac of the school. These fesvlues
concluded the twenty year OF this efficient
schools life and work.