The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-16

sOhnSes "ho WHl Attenu ehauFe'
 of the Exercises for This Notable oo.
 casion
 At the coming inaugurak ceremonies of Professor Hadley of Yale an unu- sually brilliant assemblage of men of note in both political and educational circles will be the guests of the univer- sity. Among those who will be present are the following:
 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FED
 ERAL GOVERNMENT
 Admiral r. M. Bunce, M. A.; Prof. w. T. Harris, ILL. D.. United States Bureau of Education; Hon. E. J. Hill, M. C.; Hon. O. II. Platt, United States Senator from Connecticut; Hon. N. D.. Sperry, M. C.; Hon. w. K. Townsend; Hon. G. F. Wetmore, United States Senator from Rhode Island.
 (The Presidents western trip and October terms of leading courts will keep the cabinet officers from attend- ance.)
 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
 STATE GOVERNMENTS.
 Honorable the Chief Justice c. B. An drews, l.. L. D.; Hon. Frank B. Brande- gee, Speaker of the House; Hon. H. Clark, Secretary of State; Hon. w. T. Elmer; Hon. T. s. Grant, state comp troller; Hon. c. s. Mersick, state treas erer; Hon. l.. A. Mills, lieutenant-gov ernor; Hon. c. Phelps, state attorney general; Hon. S. A. Robinson Hon. A. T. Roarback, all of Connecticut, and Hon. T. l.. Woodruff 1ieutenantgover- nor of New York; Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of Connecticut.
 REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CITY
 GOVERNMENT.
 Hon. l.. w. Cleveland, judge of pro- bate; Hon. c. T. Driscoll, mayor; Hon. A. B. Durham, high sheriff of New Ha- ven county; M. Spier, director of char ities and correction; Alexander Troup, director of public works; the board of education, the board of health com missioners, Hon. l.. M. Hubbard, the park commissioners, board of directors Public Library, Hon. A. Heaton Rob- ertson. corporation counsel.
 REPRESENTATIVE OF COLLEGES
 AND UNIVERSITIES.
 Allegheny college, President w. H. Crawford; Amherst, President George I1dIIlS, Atlduld lesldclll H. Bumstead; Andover, President, George F. Moore and Prof. F. Y, Hincks; Auburn Theological seminary, President G. B. Stewart; Bates college, President c. c. Chase, Prof. L. G. Jor- dan and Prof. J. H. Rand; Beloit col lege, Prof. H. M. Whitney; Berkeley Dlviniey school, Dean Dev Dr. J. Bin ney, Sub-Dean Rev pr. $. Hart; Bos- ton university, President w. F. War ren and Dean William E. Huntington; Bowdoin college, Prof. Henry L. Chap man; Brown university, President w. H. F, Faunce and Prof. l.. Sears; Bryn Mawr college, President Thomas; Catholic university Washington, Right Rev. Monsignor T. J. Conaty; Colby college, Prof. F. w. Hall; Columbia President Seth Low, Dean J. H. Van Amringe; Connecticut Agricultural col 1ege, President G. w. Flint; Cornell President J. G. Schurman; Dartmouth, President w. J. Tucker and Prof. D. c. Wells; Gallaudet college, President F.. M. Gallaudet: General Theological seminary, New York, The Very Rev. F. A. Hoffman, Dean; Hamilton col lege, President M w. Stryker; Hart ford Theological seminary, President c. D. Hartranft; Harvard, President c. w. Eliot, Dean l.. B. R. Briggs, Prof F. G. Peabody; Haverford college, Pres ident Isaac Sharpless; Johns Hopkins, President D. c. Gilman; Lafayette, President E. D. warfield; Lake Forest, President J. G. K. Brown; Massachu- setts Agricultural college, Prof. c. s. Walker; New York university, Dean ~ h.l, Barrows; Pennsylvania State college, | President G. w. Atherton and Dr. H. | P. Armshy; Princeton, President F. L. Patton; Rutgers, President A. Scott and | Prof. J. Cooper; Smith college, Presi- dent l.. c. Seelye and Prof Mary A. | Jordan and Dr. Mary A. Scott; Trinity, | President G. w. Smith and Prof. c. F. Johnson; Union, Prof. F. s. Hoffman; university, President w. R. Harper; University of Cincinnati, Prof. W. w. Seely; University of North Car olina, President E. A. Alderman and Prof. B. Alexander; University of Penn sylvania, Provost c. c. Harrison and Prof G. w. Pepper; University of the South, Vice. Chancellor B. l.. Wiggins; of Tennessee, President c. W. Dabney; University of Toronto, President James Loudon; Vassar col ege, President J. M. Taylor and Prof. A. M. Ely; Wellesley, President Coro- inc Hazard and Prof. A. C.. Chapin Wells college President w. E. Waters; Wesleyan university, President B. r. Raymond, Profs. w. o. Atwater, w. N. Rice and J. M. Van Vleck Western Reserve President c. F. Thwing and Prof. H. E. Bourne; Williams, Presi- lent Franklin Carter.
 PRESIDENTS OF ALUMNI ASSOCI-
 ATIONS.
 F c. Slingluff of Baltimore, Henry Baldwin of Boston, E. A. Sehultze of Essex county, N. J., Hon. w. w. Hyde if Hartford, Thomas Thacher of New York, William H. Ingham of Philadel- ,hia.
 FORMER MEMBERS OF YALE COR- ]
 PORATION. { Rev. J. w. Backus, D. D.; Rev A. s. D. D.; Hon. J. D. Dewell. Ion. F. J. Kingsbury, ILL D.; General , F. Merwin. FORMER MEMBERS OF YALE FAC
 ULTY. Dr. Francis Bacon, Rev. w. M. Bar our, G. George Benedelri M. A; Prof :. L. Brownson. Rev. w. B. Clarke, Dr. |. w. Colton, Prof W. A. Houghton, 'rof. Graham Tusk, Rev Dr ' P Pe- (
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