New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
A CROWDED DAY AT YALE.
SPEAKERS AT THE ALUMNI MEETING.
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR En- r''eHDD'''' -
PORTER-TAw AND MEDICAL SCHULZ An
NIvrRSARIES-CLAsS REUNIONS
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NcwIIavcn. Conn, June 25-W W. or'p' oi -,."
Bedford Mass. presided ut the iale "ii'Hni nec""'
this morning The Rev. DR.. Charles II. ian, -,
OF BROOKLYN Arthur L. shpman. 90. OF n'r"o'"'
Fmnklin MacVcagh 'G2, of Chicago W. +. JoIhS'ou'
80 of ew-Orleans, and others Delivered aiurcSe''
The Rev. Dr. Moore, of Columbus Iowa, spoke ior
tbc class Of 1s47 Thomas Hedge, OF Burlington Iowa.
responded for 67. ,,...
Ar II O'Clock n service In memory OF eX-Presdeht
Porter was held President Cyrus Northrop OF 'he
University of Mnnesota offered resolutions expressing
the regret OF the alumni at The death OF ex-rro'ae"'
Porter and enog,ng him rs man and nm instructor
President Northrop in speaking OF Dr. Porter s"o' III
par: There Is one name which is worthy OF spcciai
honor and spccinl love. have very sincere
reverence and love 70, President Porter knew MN
long md loved him tenderly. Let Us take him ior
our example and make life purer and better De-
cause va bavc known Nooh Porter r.. r. 'oe' vi
New Yor1r also spoke OF the dead eN-fr'Nue"'' TIC
cave b4,. review Of President Porter's works which,
he said wprc few In number but were OF great wor'h'
his best being The Human Intellect" " He was
keen and iuGiclous critic OF the writings of other
man added tho speaker. lie Will be remembered
not % much for special beauty OF literary thought'
Int for the reason that he had something W say anu
knew how to say IT," Daniel IL. Chamberlain OK
Governor of south Carolina. now OF New-iorK' was
the next speaker. " He appreciated Sluiauona anu
dlec~rned ana cSiil11rl sNlu 'i'
TRAINED 10 he a professor, he a true man OF The
yorIa n philosopher and a statesman. He was
clothed with vi .dom as with fine niment. Ny own
mind / filed with tender rcc0lcctonS OF him. Inc
resolutions were then adopted unanimously, ana tho
meeting adjourned.
before the adjournmcn. secretary HOOKER al
nounccd the Executive Committee as follows l1cl'
den, Dwight aud Professors Day and Fisher the ROW
Dr. Munger Mr. Van Name Professors Brush Neir'
4 NJ Wheeler Newton. Lounsbury. Dexter Eadwih'
Peck Sumner Dubois f.. = Dana, Townsend. Nooisey
and Morris: C. II. rarnam, DR. J. p C. Foster NJ. T.
Tyler H. r. sarcon,. A. d. Hill, The Row f. = Lines
u H. T. smith. Henry G. White, W. W. Fafham ana
thomas Hooker.
The exercise, attending the seventy eighth ami
yersary Of the Medical school were held In Bat''H
chapel at noon President Dwight presiding. The an
nroI address I'm medicine WAS given by Dr. Gcor2" NJ
s,crnbcrg surgeon L. s. 4. Twent; students "cr"
graduated. Prizes were announced a. iol'w'' III
gree Of Doctor Of MEDICINE. cum laudc. AWARDED Io
unusual merit IN the examinations and work OF TIE
course Ralph u. Mcdonnell" and John - Hnrtw'H'
New Haven: Campbell gold medal, for the hlshS rank
of the course Ralph ID. Mcdonnell kcczc pnLc. ilr
the most mcrtorious thesis, Edward L. Munsoh WIFI
melville: Chesterfield prize. Edward l.. Mnns'n
The annual dinner given by the alumni Of the Yale
Law school to the graduating class was held This n1on
Tublcs were -prcsd In tho Common fi'ns Courtroom
and about 100 men were present Tie Informal an-
drcssc, were made by Judge shpman. Of thu thied
states Court John Hooker, OF Hartford reporter Tor
the supreme Court and william Poet. Of Ncw-fork.
In the nbscncc OF r.. j. Phelps the president ana
nwieb, Io,is the vice president. Frederick j. King
bury OF Waterbury, presided over the business meet
ing. - ,.,, AT.
There was largo attendance ut Centre Chnrrh TINS
afternoon AZ o'clock. al the sx'yelght anWVS'''S
q, the Law Department Townsend prize orl,ioh'
urorc delivered rs follows: The Killing Of Italians
ISM L. Il. Whitley. Mexico. MO- h'''nc'
,,ons on ImmIcraton." william ~ McOuald
Now Haven: "Thc Killing Of the Italians
M New Orleans william p. Aiken, Rh'anh' W. Inc
address 70 rhc graduating class, the subject 81 when
wns aThe Legal Profession "a conservative fof'e
IA Cur Republic" delivered by cyrus No1hrop
nres,dcn, Of the University Of Minnesota. The prize
was Won by Mr. Wnncy
Tho new Yale gymnasium In Eim-st. almost oppo
site the Peabody Museum. was thrown open for In
spcction this afternoon. This splendid building mas
been under construction for two years
The meeting Of the class Of lsi7 was held tbs
afternoon The class graduated 12t members. OF
whom forty eight survive. since the last commence
men, ~ president, John y. Candec Of bridgeport
has died Among those present today we're John {.
Angel. New.York: Dr. Lewis barnes. oxford. Conn. :;
Calvin NJ Brooks and Charles II. Billiard. Hartford :
John Coon. Cleveland: Luther II. Cone. Springfield
Mass: Nathaniel A. Hyde indianapolis :
ne Rev. Dr. william Z. Moore co
r,mbns ONO: william Poet New York
And Il,dye f. l. sni ford. New Haven. The cla,s Oh
'5e held Us business meeting In % Chapel ut I'D
o;c,oca The Rev 4. y. Lewis. the class seer. airy,
presiding among tho;. pr" y,,,,n wsr provcr y: ,
ION New orleans: y. : Bgclow. the Rev. pr Ep.rnim
cutter William STANLEY New YorS Eol9ci hs o
\. y: Cook Lounsbury. Hartford Professor Jacob
C0opcr New brunswick, y. j.. Dr. {: W "rsw "a
iiontnrant Governor slll, Hartford. senator william
NJ stewart 81 Nevada. was choScu % speak Tor ~"
cass nj The alumni dinner tomorrow. The clnsSe'
III 81 02 81 70 -. 80, 80 and - arc hcil
pcunions II was thr tricnnla Of 80, AMI ;he dnnf
held tonight BY ha, class included the presentation
~ The class cup T. Cotton Wctmorc Wells, son oi
Hubert W. Wells OF New-lIaven.