Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-24
VENERABLE OLD HOPKINS.

arly noticeable on account of the singing |
BY the school of the songs of Harrow |
school, England, and the celebrated s'Dulce
Domum" of Winchester school, England.
The general verdict was the songs were |
very beautiful, prettier even than the
school songs of this country. Professor
William e. Chandler directed the singing.
and his son, William 81. Chandler, of the
graduated class, WAS the accompanist.
On the platform were President Dwight,
Professor Simeon E. Baldwin, the senior
trustee of the school, Professor Gibbs of
the scientific, Mr. James Ryder, instructor
in mathematics in the Hopkins, and Rec
tor Fox. Mr.. Ryder is the oldest instruct
or in the school and was connected with it
when Rector Fox was a schoolboy there.
The members of the school were seated
in front and their friends filed up the re-
mainder of the large hall. The program
was as follows:
PRAYER By P1e res dent Dwight. s,.. r.n,,a
% aSo On The death q Aaax
aeers sef HATCH Cincinnati onio
Defamation Mo;n arc q csssss. '
william W. Chandler New Haven Conn.
Harrow School song-"Flve Hundred
Essss Return Of RsfS.a:: FARMER
George + Baist' js;;; Charleston s; 9;
BssESn School flaming
william Nj Beard, PoashEeepsis n =
0' Words BY 8. ". Holmes. Music BY NJ. Keller.
Defamation 'spartacus to the Gladia
'0FS Charles Il: Boyer, ELTON Ma. AsA0Ss
Harrow School Song-"Forty Years On;
Reading Of the baldwin prize essay" l
Subject: '.Shakespeare's TESTERS
Danfosth P. Blake, Mil Rock
ADDRESS Of
By Professor Simeon E. Baldwin.
Soug-"Dulce Domum."
The declamations were all excellent and
the awarding of the prize must have been
difficult matter. At the close Charles
Henry Boyer of Elkton, Nd. was an
nounced as the winner. The other prize
men were:
In the senior class, for the best sight
translation of passage from Xenophon's
Hellenica and the most successful putting
of English into Greek, Robert L. Munger
of Ansonia, Conn. in the junior class, fol-
the best translation of Cicero's "Pro
Milone" Grafton and putting an English
exercise into Latin, Harry R. Tut
tie of Prescott, Ariz., first prize
William II. Fl. Hewitt of New Haven, sec
ond prize. In the second year, for the bes
Hsnrv K Mnrnbv If New Haven irs
,,riza Edward ri Rrastov seoond ,,r;ze. ir
tha fnnrth vaor for solnt;ons NJ arithmeti
caI nrohiar1s Ernest T, Natneton of Mi
ford Conn and T,onis w Rnroess of New
Haven second nrize The reetor,s priz
for the heat renort of the corrse of lecture
IN Eno1;sh eccIes,sstica1 Manufactured de
| 1;,a.aS ~. profassor n Codv Eaton mo
nVeieu Ny Iioteesoi Jay I"'o $40 W. =
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pesI eA0mlnaSioh paper Al Ionn pI I.sAo
I In,g wv Farna, WOE a. ~ so;aHt;fa aoboo
" -, ~ Iii =. 10 eoo oas,n Eli
$4,000 o., ~ n" 49, Herrasroa ~;
W;1Iisuo r p Haw;tt If Naw Haven tn
ha awardad thsm 10th a f;rst nriZa oiv;n,
10 "e - 80. L:os..,e PA0' e'AA'
onT VI .no plI.es nt.seii.
Inc 6alowh Pfi2e essay, Wn1cn wa
awarded 10 DanIortn T. Blake OF WMtney
vine' was On onaAespeares 'es'efs "n'
S SI .Iums hoo .;o,ro+oa WAN. blvd
of ooro;o charooters bnt w;tbnnt do,,h
these ara his testers, This mary hand q
roones With EaIstaff at Their head ma
inSaed he mora iollv MaIvo1io and I'll
rast Of tha fantso+;c Nova riSicn1ons N
a1o,n1s 1900 1a,,ohoh1a hit reuarths1ae
o.o go .,1;tb ,,as,.I;ar ;,+aras+ ~ ~ ~
We 'u. iat WAL rara;n5ars ~ o;@
tnre.pna Which shakasnaara has n.sf +
s,,oh dooa odvantoaa
Ana indeed The nos;tion which a ie,te
held was such a. to enable a writer. e,
neciali1 a PLAYWRIGHT. to make good use {
them. They were privileged persons VIII
could say what thew pleased and ridicu]
their snneriors in their presence in a wa
~ nor,-t;er oonid
nv sI.Iash CLaI.s,.or.,a ;,a;,;a,o1 ;o,
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e!s arc oiea.ions VI nis oNu u inI' As d
h!s :olnic cnaIao.e.s ore, yeI 10 x ooSaiI ~
ms loea u .ne ILL., ~ LIE pays l tha ILL ~
aoM whosa t occpnet;on was W sn n ns
The andience nv dancinp' singing and rid Ia
euline the others. freouentiy Closing th
entertainment with a song. This charat
ter, it is said, took its origin from the in
PRESERVATION of Vice in the old miracl
plays,
,;. u,.;,xa oe ch.1o..,
u tno o: :ato % ~ L y. 10 e1l
we ma no 1esters, put mere are tne clown'
] such as the Twin Dromlos ~ tne Comeo
OF Errors, ana Launcelot IN ihe Mel
chang OF Venice; VINO Paved me way
r rae ne ~ +ba nharsc+ers Of Tnnchston o
and Feeta Rnt these forernnners Of ~
: issters are ouite a clas. bv themselve,
Their hnmor Is mere droli bnffoonerv. an
not at ali the pointed and nhilosonhic Wi
~ tba oorr+ iester W.
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is W. 10 snH"n az ~ .'o st e. e no oua
aT'e 81 " Aouons.ono, sno noSs Inmous !.
an onakespeale {es'ei - 0oua'iels pui
osopner, !es.er, ne one u ~
Von I;ta # y and nrovas bimse,f 70 ba .
knowing as jacques. and as gallant !
Orlando True to the proper instinct 6
his profession, he ridicules and criticise
everything, arguing and moralizing upo
every point with ready wit; but under a
this The inner nature of the man seems I
no ,onobino NOT on1v at Tho oddities =
w.. ia aIso ~ H. @ a'"i,o
.ne "o1tu' Du' ", a "v n ~ P:oui.ai
sies. Ieo W. ~ o 1nn. ..a;Is .ua
t;nn hsd hecom nv ougts as motla1 90 -;
coat He del;ohts in beino eccsntr;o. !;
The conrt he assumes the air of a critics
moraIist. in the forest he assumes tn
courtier. He even seems to fall in Low
with uncouth Audrey for yer
eccentricity, Tombstone had bee
40 long associated with tb
conrt that when he enters Arden be ;
$780,, ITO q .,,boro On d;fforort fror, =;
sni ;eS o thot 49, 49, aont.s. - 49, -.
tormol no Su"U Sno . v;y ooas. Piease
a n.m HrI no '0'n0' DULL ln'o u'''eue oil
And vet he has enough depth of charae
ter to appreciate the beauty of his ne,
. surroundings, and his wit catching th
sweetness and freshness of the forest al
and color, sparkles with brighter eaiety.
Perhans the chief object of Tonchston
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