Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
rRxr FRIDAYS CELEBRATION.

NRXT FhI ia rs YELLED - = AVNe 1
Responses to the Call for Funds Conn |
ing In Observation-Disclosures Help.
ing Along Generously-Only About
800 in Cash Yet of the $500 Needed.
Next Fridays grand celebration of Co
lumbus day by the school children is near
at hand. The time Ia short for contributions
and for want of enough cash donations the
committee is much hampered, but they are
working indefatigably and cheerfully, hav-
ing good hope that the needed $500 will
be raised. Citizens are now beginning to
respond generously, and everyone seems to
take an active interest in the celebration
and to want the school to make credita-
BILE showing. Merchants about the city
have generously donated bunting, silk for
banners, etc. VIM. Nicely & Co., F. n.
Brown & Co., The Charles Monson COM
pany, Howe & Stetsen, Even Mcintyre &
Co., George E. Twitchell, New Haven
Window Shade company, George NJ. Grant,
Todd Bros, John E. Bassett, Thompson &
Belden, David H. Clark, 9. M. Loomis'
Sons, have all donated articles in their
various lines. Admiral Foote post, G.. A.
R.. at it's meeting Saturday appropriated
$25 and also voted to furnish band. There
| is now about 500 in the hands of the com
mittee, and at least $500 more is needed.
The official program for the day Is as
| follows:
ExERc1sEs AT THE SCHOOLS.
The exercises at the schools will COM
mence at O'Clock and close promptly at
10.
| MARCH TO THE GREEN.
The schools will march to the green IN
der the direction of their respective prin-
cipals, the girls keeping the sidewalks.
The schools will enter their respective
lands on the green in columns of tours
cadet companies on the right, and must al
be in position at 10:45.
EXERCISES AT THE GREEN.
The exercises at the green will commence
at II O'Clock sharp. and close promptly al
II 80 as follows:
ssng tSs III: "My Country it's Of Thee
Signal from the superintendent
s s51sf address H %h,t r.; and d. sRRe1 s
ssoES ........'.......''''.. hoo' " hi'o anu DUO
Song. Native Land
song sfar Snan9,ei Ranner
1
At the close of the exercises the cadet com
panies will reform for short parade and review
By his honor the mayor, under escort Of the G.
| other scholars will be dismissed.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
Up Elm to Howe, through Howe to George
| down George to Church, through Church to Elm
up Elm to Temple, into Temple and dismiss.
Marshal, General G. B. Foster; commander c
first battalion, B. Jepson; second battalion, H "
| Il battalion Malcolm Rn0fhs fff
. | battalion, E. DeForest Dickinson.
TRIos.
. The solos or each piece of music will be sun
by the Saratoga Boys club and the duets will b
| sung by the young ladies of the high school, a.
sisted by the Boys club
: VERSES TO BE SUNG. i.
1.-THE Flag of the Free" "Dear Native Land,
! and "My Country IT'S of Thee to be sung Ell
| tire. ssRed, White and Bue,'' and s'Star Spa,
| gled Banner" the first and last verses OF eaG
piece.
FLAG WAVING AND HURRAHs.
''Hurrah,' by scholars, in "Red, White ar
Blue" to come on right beat of third and fiji
measures, following s'hip-hip'' by conductor
| left beat.
On word "wave,n in 'Star Spangled Banner
all wave flags, as indicated by motions of Il
l conductor.
Each pupil bring flag if possible.
YALE AND THE WORLDS FAIR
President Dwight's Application Il
One Thousand Feet of Space for tt
Yale Exhibit-Yale's Students.
Major George d. Woods has received
letter from President Dwight of Yale, az
ing for 1000 square feet of space, for Il
purpose of an exhibit at the worlds fai
1t is probable that Trinity will soon ma
application, as President Smith talk
favorably of the matter some time ag
President Dwight's letter was as follows:
YALE UNIVERSITY,
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 10, 1892
George 81. Woods, esq.,, Commissioner for q
cago Expositi n.
DEAR SIR: After consulting with several of t
1 gentlemen connected with the university, it W
thought desirable that we ask for 1000 sqna
feet for the purpose of exhibit. thereto
present their requests to you and ask your kind
attention to the matter. We have but recen
| commenced our academic year, and regret a
/ delay in our answer to your letter. Let
assure you of my high regard and ask you to
lieve me, Very truly yours,
TIMOTHY DWIGHT
The preliminary catalogue of Yale sho'
the following increase in the number
students now in the university as compar
to last year:
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT..