The sun., 1893-06-23
nARIoUs COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS
Clnsn Day Exercises at Harvard Marred by
the Had Weather.


the Had Weather.
C,MBR1DoE. June 22--To-morrow tho fes-
tiyities OF class day at Harvard begin in
earnest This great Harvard day has had n
most inauspicious ushering In. To-day the
cold heavy rains made It necessary to post
none the first Imrvard-Ya game which has
always been one Of the pleasant forerunners
OF class day. Tonight the rain shows no sign
Of nbating. Tho work on tho yard decorations
has been very much set back. and unless it
clears in the next fow hours '93 will have
orate preparations had been made and some
OF the spreads scheduled for tonight have
te,1 oesn spoiled Tor the most part by the un-
The few lucky seniors who hold class day
IN hs Of
o fn f;t
Marshal. Davis Righter Vail Of Boston: Ora
ter, billings Learned Hand Of Albany; Poet.
1yy Orator James Austin Wider Of Honoiuiu:
Gas Day Frank e Walton 81 Hsowei G'
Nsy York; John Hafieston Parker oi Cam;
5 ts"ElIs es:E1's @sEs t%ss!
ing. and Tracy ROpPin Of fiTOvldsnce:
week has been one OF unusual interest. The
high degree Of excellance obtained in debate
ereises The % week ' began with he tie d paeSsea eS
the the Faculty. on Sunday morning. That even.
the kew. DR.. f Il. Paekard OF Syracuse. On
Monday afternoon at 9 o'clock the fifteenth
held. Tho prizes were awarded as follows:
s:: Ss:: Sf 90 90 &l., Sfn'1' SssS w.'.'
Mdhsay 1h Phi BtH kEa
VI +. White. and l. II. Wood. NV" ' ' We -,'~'
On Monday evening new chapter OF 7: K Z
gnXe grISI reception at tho Frank Burchard Pierce
- On Tuesday m4r1inG occurred the r. Gradual, y
Was BY nne @en Who dsversd
oratlons The principal awarded the follow
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dard; 8 a J. Hasss, @ ''''1' = ''''
At2o'clock on Tuesday ntternoon occurred
White ss second @ tNf H.s Smith nE'1Sa 5 10
hsS thsr eTSnnS the SH
ton TheooEea! Seminary we're were held Eighteen
Cured the class day exercises OF .i5, and
laying the corner stone Of the new gymnasium.
enade concert BY Gartland's Tenth Regiment
uhv.4es e ssst hs .sEn9s 9e
eenting tho class delivered orations. The |
't tsTs p1s in 9a5S{ 70 to
upon sixteen: b ph:; ppon two; b s. upon
ieee: B. b.. ulon the Rev. b. a. Wood Of Phil.
The first meeting of the University Board OF
Trustees was called to order at o'clock on
o and the ss
would ma ke definite the relations between tho
snd se had % aWss
left tho attitude Of the boards to each other in
and titles Of each Board was finally adopted.
ciety agrees to deed to the university all real
estate in IL il ts 8 possession. and to convey to the
such conveyances to be made within ninety
days from date. The Education Society also
has tho fht to turn oyer to tine university col"
exercises Of the Glass OF 'a3 .BowdGln College.
forenoon. The salutatory was delivered by
George $. Chapin of Aublrndale, Mass. Ora:
Mass: Weston r, Chamberlain OF
TO. Arthur thur, IagGttt t % Of Newcns,Ia
ss Hussey ~ of Hoalten Albert S Hntchinon %;
Auburn. and John H. Pierce OF Portland The
ieEree Of Bachelor OF Arts was conferred upon
.WILBEAHAM, Mass. June 22.-The seventy
,ixth annual commencement OF Wesleyan
academy WAS observed to-day with exercises
" the graduating class in the Methodist
hurch. Although the weather was unfavor-
Ible. there was large attendance OF former
tudents. friends OF the graduates. and towns
,eorle. The exercises were interspersed with
music by the academy quartet. and vocal and
instrumental music by members Of the out
:oing class Diplomas were presented to
wenty-niDe graduates.