New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
accEpTED BY THE TRUSTEES
crRrMoNIEs AT THE PRESENTATION VI ihH
NEW DoRMITORY TO DREW IHhoLo"

ICAL SEMINARY.
,r, nan. dorr,itorv presented TO Drew Theological
Seminary at Madison. ~ j., by William tioy', o1
stamford Conn., and Samuel w. BOVINE Vi ''.''
CITY was formally accepted by the trustees y, ."o
institution yesterday A picture or this .a" "o
structure which was erected at cost oi 'i..V'D'
appeared in The Tribune yesterday 'oe'"''
description OF TIE building.
About 800 persons took part IN the exercises 80.
,ordav snecial train conveying the vlsitors from
this city and Newark left New-fork oy 'he De'a ao
ware Lackawanna and western Ram oau "
o'clock arriving at Madison at D'@. oho'"'
fore II o'clock the trustees and faculty WIN ''i.
y,osts assembled in Mead Hail. with which '"o
chanel lecture-rooms and offices OF the SEMINAR ,
49, onroctad The faculty consists of the Rev Or.
Uenrv 4 Buttz president the Rev. Drs Joh'
NIIev George r. Crooks and Samuel r. Opha"''
tho Rev Messrs Robert w. Rogers anu |n" "s .
y Sitterly and Professor II. w. smith, spec'a'
instructor in elocution. Among the Vs''o, W.
R,shop C. d. Foss Bishop John +. Hurst ana b'shop
= g Andrews the Rev. Dr. {. NJ. Hrn'''i' "a
Mount Vernon: Mrs j. NJ. Reed. Mrs Samuei W.
poure Mrs clinton B. Fisk, Mrs Della T. NC
coon. the Rev Drs. J NJ. Freeman, L. B Neeiy'
of philadelphia; W II. Lawrence, Andre" Lo"s
acre NJ d G. Crawford, l.. 5. Bowmahh' w. .
Mains F. Jones and the Rev. A H. Goooehousi.
President Buttz called the assembly 10 oruer anu
invited the Resident Bishop, DR.. ANDREWS; vi rd NJ
Vork the first vce-presldent OF the boaao Boar U VI
,r,usteas 10 preside. Bishop Andrews tnen a. a.
nounced that William Hoyt. the preslntn. VI a u &c
hoard nd one of the givers OF the dorinitoy, Mae
~ nc 49, bis home at stamford. Conn. ana WIS a u,
hla to no present but that letter OF reSIet ui
hnnn received from him expressive OF ms heai "o'
novmnathv in the welfare of the seminary ,ao,
'Sras,dnnt Ruttz after the Introductory EXERCISES
.,andod \ warm welcome to the guests anu
brIedv outlined the present cordtion OF Ins sens
orr p' witch he said. was never so prosperous 40
nou novS lie spoke OF the many important peneiac M
- rhich the Institution had recelVeu anu eo
nocau, of the magnificent gift or the dorriIIoiS
rhich had come through the Christlan syIPa'itiIs II
ond generosity Of Mr. Hoyt and Mr. BOVINE ~ tI'
ovnreesed much qualification over the act,0n vi '
Nas@.lintock Association. of which Mrs clinton Is;
IrsL is president in undertaking the furnsnlns OF
"a. rooms and halls of the dormltory Inc COSY 90
tbis work il is understood, VIII be between $0"''
and 5000. A., his,or,. of tho semi
r' sinnca II was founded by Daniel Drew IN 300,
nniS ndS aiinded to the contributions Of Anderson
Fovler and J. b. Cornell i'm the estaolshmen, OF
The iihrary which now occupies a separate pace
an tho campus i'm a handsome building especlaHy ne-
An address was then made by Bishop ross on \
"Tba Model Minister" Then Samuel ". BOVINE vas
introduced and on rising was greeted WIN pro
ionreI applause. After a fehcitous speech' ex.
blaming the origin Of the gift and the deep interest,"
IN the part Of his cooperate Mr.; Hoyt N ne
g., Success iof the work Mr.. Bovine introduced the
archifert William Schckel Mr.. Bovine then for-
ynaiiv delivered keys Of the insututionl To-
gethcr with all interests attached to me glr,. 70
Bishop Andrews who accepted them IN penar OF
trustees