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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.

Chicago June IS (srec:af,.-Thc first commence
,rcn; o. The University OF Chicago will be held U-mor
row pnchcors' degree will be conferred on hiteen
.,,non,. Pm A.ada fellow In Scmitics Will receive
= aoc,or,,e degree The degree OF A. VI. Will De con
,cr-cd on c. ". Barnes. 4. y. d. d. Naic'' MISS
,uco Edwards Pratt and Elkannh HUXLEY. ~ H. 'bac@'
ncll The degree OF PHI NJ. will be conferred on "'s'
Madeleine Walln, In. u. University oil Mihheso'A''
Tho ccnvocation address win b. delivered oy rro'''so
vuunr, q, Hale on TIE Place OF tniverNues III
American Life. . 49,.
Tho last few DAYS have been gl'ch over " ''
,osuviJa, OF commenccmcnr. Meeting OF the A'u'''i
., thc old University Of Chicago and OF the baP"S.
I.,iop THEOLOGICAL seminary. now the DIVINITY Eno''
., IN. rnivcrs,tv were held on Friday. Al 'he
ho,ous, IN the evening speeches were inhde oy INC
10, Alexander Blackburn, 70. OF Cambridge Mass' :
T,ofessor A. H. Clark. 20. OF Indiana ,hNersiN
President Harper and Others The a'um" oi 'N'
cid university hav. raised $4,000 to endo" Pro.
fc,sor,hip In Greek In memory OF Professor hl"aru
,Is,n graduate and professor In The old university
who was killed In a railroad accident In 1889 "hie
nrc .,dcnt Of the University Of south Dakota
TIN. haccalaurcutc scrmo- was prcacheo 'his even
ing w the Rev o. p. Clifford. OF ,hi, city.
Tho returns for the entrance examinations WHICH
,rcr. held last week In seventeen cities outside oil
Cn,sco Indicate that the incoming FRESHMAN. ca =
viii number 800 With fhy entering on advonc.a
sanding and n. equal number In INC grauuA'e
denortmcn, and the Divinity school total increase
Of 3cO This will make an Increase ior 'his year
Of about 40 per cent.
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PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

Pennington n. j., June % Gpecta).-Successfu
field day. class day and other exercises were held
on Monday and Tuesday The contests Tor Inc
Roman and stub gold medals. In oratory and COM
POSITION, were held on Tuesday evening. Wednesday
was occupied with the Philomathean Fraternity ami
versey. which attracted great attention, the annual
meeting OF tie Alumni Association. and the annual
meeting OF the trustees. Tic Philomathean orator
WIS The Rev Jahu DE witt Miller. and the alumni
orator the Rev. Dr. Joshua Lppincott, ex-chanceior
of the University Of Kansas At the trustees meet
Ing the erection Of a steam laundry and other Inn
movements were ordered and a handsome Gift toward
the endowment fund. hy Mr.. ana Mrs. Horatio ).
Stewart OF Brooklyn, announced.
The fifty second commencement occurred on Thurs.
day The members Ct the graduating class were a.
follows: Paul L. WOolstOn, William a. Mclaughlin,
sadie A. Stewart, (iencvieve ClOyd, John NJ. Town.
send Francis NJ. Kip, tr. 4. Linda Gran, Katharine
A. Van Zandt, Margaret Buchy, Myrtilla Durnel,
Pirdlne stanley John p. Burdette, Charles s. Thomp-
son. Joe, ". Rose william v. Barnes, William J.
Wcstcott Edith L. Crossman, H. Bert Lewis, James
j. ncsh Orson c. pulyer. Luther NJ Beall Bessie
r. Alien. Raymond r. Morris Alice VI. Hall, Fred
BARLOW, A. Carson, 81 Cano. sadie Kitchens, II.
Y. Lake, VI. a. Lambert Bessie Smith. W. X: smith.
Ward stllIe. II. l.. II; Warren and Abrsm woC!weaver
gold medal Miss Myrtila Durnell; the Roman goA
s My IN sss X the San Mann an
L. woolston; the Kiger medal, j. W. Grace; tho
SMrm meda j. W. PsRpsr tS the NShesd %sSs
the Maps medal. Miss N. v. Hanlon: the Alumni
Bur4ette; the Iianlon medal A. r. Dodge The
medal, J. tSass; the Tennis medal; Thornley, Han
ion, c. s. Thompson and II. II. Hadley.
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YALE.
PROGRAMME OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK

PROGRAMME OF COMMENCEMENT WIEN
New.Ilavcn Conn. Jun. Is (>pccinD. before
IN IN. history Of the college has there been sich
large number OF the alumni quariered at the notes
and I'm the private houses. At IL n. IN. tomorrow
tho nrcscna,ion exercises Of the graduating class WIN
the closs oraon and poem will occur IN Ia"l Chapel
At - n M tho seniors wifi gather AT tho foot oi an
COMMUNICATIVE constructed under the bread em' IN
tho centre Of thc campus. and will there listen 10 Inc
rending Of thu elias, histories ana indnlg" III hhohHs
the class rp. AMER tho reading Of tho histories the
class will plant their Ivy. whioh has been imported
from England for the occasion. Later IN the after
noon and evening they will have class supper III"
r,ne,al good time a, the shore. AZ : D. m Will oecur
the anniversary ana graduating exercises Vi NV
.nffhed Scientific school.
ON rue,d,v At o 80 A. m tn" alumni will hold their
annual meeting IN Alumni Hall. The polls for the
election Of = member Of the corporation VIII be open
from 10 10 D. M A: IL O'Clock DR.. Henry T.
woc1t' Of Cambrdgr. Mass. will deliver an nhhrcss
on M-dlcine- In the chapel Tho Law schoo! Alumni
Association all have injecting ond banquet during
IA. alt,r.oon. The Hon. Thomas Waller. formerly
lr,lsh consul. viii deliver the Townsend orauon 10
tie afternoon. when the prir" sp akng OF the law
stud MS will occur.
The Yale. Harvard baseball gam" VII! he played
during tho afternoon. and In the evening me Elcr
llrng Tuesday there viii be larg" nhhD'r 81 'ia>e
Meeting The oldest class 10 hay. reunion VIZ be
tha' Of is43. on wcine'dny will occIr me regular
commencement cxcrci-ss Of the college. at - m;
IN tie Ccntrc Church. After III" announcement OF
prize awards III" annual dinner VIII he served ~, IN
i:,aduates' Hall Thursday fhe examinations Tor
sion TO the academical aud scientific depart
nrnts and thu medical school begin. on friday
comes The annual fne-iiarvard boa' race at new
london which closes the college season. There l. n
feeling Of depression anon, Ncw-liavcn Yale men
concerning the condition Of fne's crew
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley, Mass, June - lspecaD.-Presdent
shafer received the seniors with their guests at Nor
umbega Cottage on saturday evening Of last week.
Buccalaureate services held on sunday con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall. Dr.
Hall preached on the theme " Life TIE Great Elec-
i've" from the text BY your patience shall We win
your lives A vcsper service was held at p. m.
Wednesday was Alumnae Day. At the business
meeting held In the morning the following officers
were elected President. Miss Alice Luce. s3, vice
president, Miss Harriet Constantine, So treasurer.
Miss Amoretta winslow. So, recording secretary
Miss Caroline Cook, "a; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Aiic. Want Georgr, 81. The committee APP
pointed to confc, with tire trustees ON the subject Of
alumnac representation the board Of trustees
ported that the trustees prepare 10 grant rep
i,scntntOn To the aiumnne, and arrangements We're
nudr Tor the election ui zach members.
In RESPONSE To the appeal OF the alumnae. printed
In Ine Tribune oil May 81, 100 has thus far been
received.
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COLGATE.

Hamilton y. T.. June 70 Cspeciai).-Ihe co"ese
year closed last Thursday. At the last chapei eAer
els. the dean announced the following prize awards
Osborne mathematical prizes, first. ". NJ Chester
second j. IT, Lee,e; third. Emanuel schmidt. Lashcr
.ssa,s. first NJ Moore Foss, IT.. second. NJ J.
Blanden Chemical prizes. first, II. T.. Newell
..,na A. F. Larkin. Allen essays, first.
NJ ~ stackpo. second j. W. Griffith
sophomore Latin. first. j. Is. Anderson: second ID.
H. Glare. Baldwin Greek, first, D. D. Anderson sec
ond II. r. Winters.
At thu fifteenth king,ford contest on June ID,
prizes were awarded In "a 10 +. /. Galpin and j. H.
I,,e. I'm 'o5 TO A. X. Walker and H. T. Winters.
and I'm 90 to =. l.. Mills and 4. W. Negusr
The 81 prize debate took place on Tuesday after
noon W. F. White received nrst honor, and +. ii.
smith second -, . &c.,. ..,-.
The grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa society
wa, delivered by Professor Henry Allyn Frinh, oil
Amherst college. on Monday evening.
III. addresses before the Baptist Education soci
ETY. of Npw-IOrk AT the sixty sixth anniversary
we're delivered by the Rev. 4. Ford. OF syracuse
and the Rev. ]. W. A. stewart. Of Rochester The
address to the graduating class OF the theological
seminary was by Professor Arthur Jones.
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TRINITY.

Hartford Conn, June IS tSpeciap.-lhs hs' oi
prre winners for the year was published yesterday as
follows: The futile prize for the best essay was
,warded IN william French Col ms History and po-
nt,cal science prncs-hrs Nathan Tolles Pratt' sec
o,n william Welch yibbert. Chemical przes-nrst
nor,on Gregory: second william W. NibbertI Nod
ern Language prize Ellis Bedell Dean; "oocwlh "rfeA
pr,scs-rrs,, Charles Collins; second samne Ferguson
freshmen mathematical prize. Charles Collins Ine
prize version defamation WAS won by Kooet recA
Bates.
"Tnc Tablet under It's new Board OF Editors COZ"
s,stins OF Ellis. Paddock Davis bii'hae"u' "''s
ana II,cLs will puhlish the last copy OF The year on
r,"ss a,v Tne nine men Of - elected To the senior
Honorary society $ Carter q D. paws c;r.snley
~ srhutz ~ ~ vihbert and (. T. Weed . a..
last cocs; Es%an OF TIE E T l es were
9 g. narton. IT, and f. T. Edeerton.
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CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHERS TO MEET

Tho seventeenth Summer school Of the American
institute OF Christian Philosophy Will meet Pro
hibiton Park. Staten Island. July TO IL. The
general theme 10 be presented Is 1.-THE bible ana
Society; tho Claims OF Both and How the First Meets
the Needs Of the Second The Rev. Dr. Charles
r. Deems, pastor OF the Church Of the strangers. OF
this city, is the founder Of the institute and has been
lis president since lis organization. The Institute
exists for the purpose Of cutvating the study Of
the relations between science and religion, and 10
produce ana circulate literature OF n high order which
shall antagonirc the teachings Of ngnoscism material
ism, and every other form Of false philosophy The
speakers representing various schools OF thought are
o. Frederick Wright. Of Obcrlin; Howard Osgood
Rochester, b. Z. Wnrfeld. Princeton; J. ". Bnshford
Delaware, ONO: d. = Gregory ID. J. Burreil, George
Alexander ana Henry George, Of This city; 5. T.
seovel. Wooster. ONO; \. II. Bradfori Montclair
OF Chicago. and darlington Ioolh Of the salvation
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PRESIDENT CHENEY AT BATES COLLEGE.

Lewistown, Me-. June e5-In his haccnlaurea'e
sermon before the graduates OF Bates College iTes
dent Cheney took for his text. Then the Fun ''r'
in the Ear" Mark Nv. -.
"Twenty years ago." said President Cheney "when
,ho institution rcprescncd on this occasion had sncn
lis first ten Years Of college life, my baccnlnurentc
text was Frs, the Blade When ten years more 81 us
Youthful life had passed the next clause OF the verse
Then the Ear furnished appropriate theme 'h
cach Of these occasions have expressed ,"' WIS"
that whoever should stand where ! now s'and on
the thlrtic,h anniversary would use the concluding
clause. Then the Full Corn In the Ear. then
little expected to be the ono 10 use IT, Oh my class
OF sxty.onc members. graduating ut Dartmouth III
1889 ! am one OF only fifteen surviving m'mO'rS.
I would gladly announce to-day that INC college ma
renched the point where. It's ncrfs being ini'y met
and each of II. departments supplied with necc.Na;;y
appliances for H. work.. could truly lihen ". romai
lion 10 thai the inll corr IN me car: ann,"I'u
and rjpcncd Though cannot do This una !ct
much 10 cause rejoicing OF t.iS anniversary
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BATES.

Lewiston, Ne. June % (SpeciaD.-On last Monday
the annual college field day took place on the campus
and al the fair grounds The contest quite Close
but resulted In a victory for the seniors by about
eighteen points The chief winners Pencil,
Holman and Haynes. This is the third successive
time that the class OF '03 has the college cup.
and the class had supper that evening at the De Witt
House. The sophomorcs took class ride to soothe
their feelings.
on Tuesday tho Juniors held their ivy day.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were devoted to
examinations. Professor Dale Is drilling the seniots
and juniors on their oraons To-day Is baccalaureate
sunday. The sermon preached By Presideno
Cheney. This will be his last baccalaureate ssinion,
for he resigns next Wednesday, after having been
president OF Bates College for thirty years. lie Is
the first president Bates has had.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Amherst, Mass. Jnne - Cspocie.-The college eios'd
Nth tho ending OF the exercises Cf the twenty tro com
m.,oement last WEDNESDAY On saturday me "rihhSii
examination IN ogrirulre and horticulture look pace
and Tho frs, przc wis awarded 10 F. o. Barucu' anu
the second to r. :. Hoyt. on sunday morning Nc''
pr & : WALKER delivered the bnccalnurente sermon.
In the evening the Rev. DR.. y. T. Ouhhhg Vi
roston. delivered an address before the y NJ I. A.
ON Monday morning President, G0odcll gave MS iar'
we'll address 10 the graduating class. III the ai'r'
noon the Flint ora;orcal contest for memoirs oil u"
Junior elias, was held. The prizes were n"uroed 10
4 : Curtis ana +. D. Wilt. The freshmen anu
sophomorc prize speaking In the evening r'sated III
Tho award OF the first prize 10 F. +. Foley, %. ana
+ L. Clapp 90, and Of the second prizes 10 T. H.
clark. ,o3 and r. A. Leamy. 90.
Tho annual meeting Of the trustees was heid on
rue.day morning. Herman habson, of Amhcrs'
llece was chosen assistant professor IN English anu
4 e. washturn. OF West Point Ml'nry Academy as
,ls;ont professor OF mathematics. The committee on
,ocrv were authorized secure assistant prof. ssoI'
in tho departments OF chemistry. b,tany nnn ns,,
ultmre pro,ison was Md iot the improv -, me nn
81 Lnndtngs and for 'he expenditure OF ue Ian.U
illumination crunifd Nv the state" ne st'ounurn n
.rr.rc,. ~ took place Wednesday no'l'hg' uo'e''"
Russell mnBtrs the o1or's'
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H.. June % >pccalj." Dartmouth
Athletics Is the title OF new hook which Is being
edited by j. II. Bartlett and J. r. Clifford "a II will
contain history OF all kinds Of sports at Dartmouth
from the foundation OF the college An intercstIn:
feature Of this publication Will be- the ongravlncs Of
all the prominent athletes accompanied ly biographical
sketches. Descriptions Of great contests with other
colleges In boating, baseball football ana tennis Will
be presented
The following are chosen from "a. rs Casouc and
Gauntlet men: VI. y. Jones. Dwight Hall, f. p
Onssctt. A. u. Lyons, F. l.. smnlley. J. II. Bartlett.
+. d. Field f o. Grover. T. 8. Mnrdcn, J. r. Clifford
W. NJ Ame' +. 4. Ruescs, J. &. Colby, Quincy Blake
ley. The sphinx initiates are A. E. Norris. T. 4
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HARVARD ANNEX.

Cambridge Mass. June 81 special. "Wednesday
last was class day nj the Annex. Fay House was
beautifully decorated with plants and flowers. ana nj
4 p. m. guests OF tho seniors assembled MIS- Anna
uallovcu class president made n short speech. In
,rodn,ine Dr. Charles Carol Everett. After lie had
spoken Mrs. Louis Agas,z and the seniors. among
whom were Christina HopSnson, Eleanor Bigclow.
Agnes Gray. Margaret Noble Anna iiallowell and
Constance Alexander received their friends. During
the afternoon the Glee club sung, and dancing went
ON In the audl orium.
Mrs. Louis Agsssiz and the academic board have
sent ont Invitations for commencement, which VIII
take place on June IS.
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KENYON.

Gambler. Ohio June - tspeclaD. programme
for the annual commencement Of kenyon College has
been issued by President Theodore sterling, ana Is
follows sunday, June %. IN the Church Of the Holy
spil. 10 80 II. m, ordinations by Bishop Leonard
AMI sermon by the Rev. DR.. Langiord OF Ncw-l DIRK
IN tho evening baccaauicate sermon by the Very
Rev. L. d. Williams, dean OF Trinity Cathedral, Clevo
land. Monday. college field day. sophomore prize
speaking, promenade concert IN the park. Tuesday.
examinations ior admission Phi Beta Kappa orations.
declarations and ball al Kenyon Military Academy.
,dn, 5day academy nelf day. meeting the Phi Beta
kappa. beAIey Lad COMMENCEMENT, srgulop BY The
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pACcu ,r,RF,TE SERMONS ~ ULSTER

Kingston. y. T.. June - s'p"cIab.-rhc bacca
iourca,e address 20 the gratusiing class 81 the
Kingston Academy delivered by the Rev Dr.
william n. Duryec. Of EuG'r' College. at tho Main
street Reformed Church here this evening. The class
numbers twenty three.
The annual address before tho graduating class Of
Ulster Academy vas gwen bY the Rev r j. bci'her
II The Wuris strc.i Methodist church tonight.
The annual sermon before the state Normal School
graduates al New. Patz delivered In tho old Re
formed Church there thi, evening The class OF
1913 numbers thirytwo
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UNION

schenectady. y. V, Jun" 20 ('peeiap'-f'e'''
Webster has returned TO schenectady after l,he -"
..nc. student, sercnadcd Professor A. ;. WRIGHT
u,o roes 10 the Case school Of Applied sciences "
,sacn modern languages. one night this week. anN
pres ented 10 him gcld-headcd cane
Inon has won the baseball championship ~ ""
,n,ercolleciac league The prtze hung between i,
ana Union unit | the last tine was PLAYED: ~. -,
ru .aci trustee AT their meeting next Tuesday
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AI'BrRN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Auburn, y. V, June 10 Special. Professor Theo
dore ". Hopkins. Of Rochester. y. Y. has been
elected professor Of church history IN the Theological
seminary, and Professor j. T. Riggs OF the seminary,
has been chosen 10 MI the chair OF biblical criticism
Drs Hopkins and Huntington. long and hon
Orably associated with the seminary hnvc resigned
their profes,orships on accont Of advancing gears
and the Board of Commissioners hav" Notot Them
half their former .alaries for lifc aud have d,Sig
mated them "cmcrlt.' The prospects for the new
class are excellent.
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KEJ'KA COLLEGE.

Penn Van. y. V. June % lspcciall.-rhc commence
ment exercises OF Kcuka College ana Institute We're
held on Tuesday afternoon. The orators and essay
lists who took part were: Emily e. Valentine. Edgar
>. Martin, Jerome ID. Kennedy. Leo Il. Walton. Dean
L. Myers Arthur l.. Dinsmorc, william +. CrofoDt and
Ly da {. IIibbard. The diplomas were presented By
President George ii. Ball
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ST. JOHNS.

Annapolis, Nd. June IS (speciaD.-Commenccmen
Dny took place on "Wednesday last. The graduating
class numbered sixteen. The honorary degree Of
Eoctor OF Divinity was conferred upon the Rev. W.
WeIes Wolfe wilson, OF Port Chester, y. Y and that
Of Doctor Of Laws upon Edward Flint Crown OF New.
York City.
An interesting feature Of the closing exercises
tho unvcillng Of the memorial tablet placed by his fel
ow-s,udcnts In the college chapel. In memory Of A.
Lacey Ewing, Of New York, who graduated In the
class Of o. and died In the following winter.
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too Of your life II not already hand CT destiny IS
writing on the wall: Tekei weighed and founa "an'ns
leres; thy kingdom is divided and given 70 announcer
Make God the ideal toward which your character i map
ing and YOU shall some day understand that word Of
Issus The glory which Thou gaycst Inc have gi'ca
theYns
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.
PRIZES AND DEGREES AWARDED.


Rochester. June % IspeciaD.-Thc commence
ment exercises OF the University OF hoc"'S'e,
we're marked by an unusual manifestation OF
college spirit due 10 the presence Uf larger oody
OF alumni than ordinarily. The graduating exercises
proper took place on Wednesday evening, "neh
class of twenty seven took their degrees.
Following are the principal prizes and honors
awarded sherman scholarship In political economy
Nelson f. spencer. %; Townsend scholarship IN
constitutional law Herman Schultz 1r, 49, stoddala
phze IN mathematics George S. Gardner. '03; Hui
essay prize, Harry H. Barstow, 49,. Davis senior
prizes for excellence In oratory. first. Charles W.
Robson. 90; second, divided between Curtis fnz
snons 49, and Harry r. Barstow, %; Dewey
sophomore prizes for excellence III decainatlon hF%
/ Albert T. Freeman, '33 second. EDWARD +. sinhn
o5 and honorable mention, Benjamin q. Estes, 10.
The class day exercises OF 80 at the Lyceun on
Monday were we'll attended. r. X. Toaz was master
OF ceremonies. TIE other participants were LASS
president, Floyd II. Adams; historian, Cnarles W.
Robson: orator, Curtis Fitzsnions; poet, H. H. Dur
stow: prophet Nelson E. Spencer senior bone ora'o
F. C. rabcl; junior bone orator. r. W. Swctano
The can,nus exercises we're held In the evening. The
,ree orn,or was Henry f. IIiler, while Horace F.
Taylor pipe orator
At Tuesdays meeting OF the Board OF trustees W.
Edward NJ Moore, sr.. was elected presiueh, VI ''
board In place OF the Rev. DIR. Edward Bright Oh
NewYOrk.
The degree OF Doctor Of Divinity was conferred on
+ President F. w. Colegrcve. OF Ottawa th'ersry'
KAN: the Rev. c. q. Gardner and the rev. .. W.
A. stewart OF Rochester. Rossiter Johnson Vi new
York. received the degree Of Doctor OF Laws.
Thursday was Alumni Day. The association elected
rho following officers: President Dr. John r. Num-
10 New.York; vceprcsideni. E. H. satterlee %.
Rochester; secretary. X. P. shedd, 60 Rochester
treasurer Charles corton RoShsssr Esec Ma cmbsr
nratnr' George Rancs $50. Rochester alternate
PAYNE g. Aabur9 pct , ESss'r 49, The
alumni dinner was served in tent on the campus;
T6err 200 alumni present, nom. bT iresi
dent ill. Dr. H. 81 Moore. ST. Professor j. n; H,l,
more sereno F.. Payne. Charles h. "lisie, psr
NJ raylor OF vas.ar College: the Rev =. u i i
bo,r Mayor Richard Curnn The Rev Pr Sei n,,a
Willard inc Rev Dr. Lcmucl H. Moss oil Ainheal"hS'
ard H. H. Darsfow.
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Rollins, A. II. NJ. curns. E. H. Stafford A Harry
r. I. Bu;nap. ]. j. Mutt, F. c. Allen. j, Z. Alen'
s. f. burroughs. J. II. Brown. C. d. BaITo~s, :. .d e.,
ok " Berry new senior w sSt.ey has ns' taken
thc,. men: A. A. Adams, NJ: >. sherman "a. W
TAYLOR. G. c. Merrill b. F. wei'on Mann, q; nu j.
Mann, J. L. Phillips, p A. jerks.
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O.; =! 3 ',!s8:
J. H. Johnston & Co.,
" Union Square, N. Y.

Row. Dr.. Hodges. OF Pit;sbu!g: alumni meeting memo
rial meeting ray tribute TO the memory Of fre.dcnt
Ruheffolt l.. Hayes. Thursday meeting OF the
trustees and commencement OF Kenyon College. The
Hon. David Turpic will deliver the address.
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u,eu and women broad enough to see the neS y,
18th 10 be carried away by neither. men ana Wohi.
Nth nrm grasp upon the two great principles Oh
MON and rclc
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Stop at Niagara Falls on your way West BY New
York Central. train every hour. =.