The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-10
YALE's NEW PRESIDENT.

Inauguration Will Bring to New Ha- ven Many Distinguished Men. The coming inauguration exercises of President A. T. Hadley of Yale univer- sity on the 18th inst. will bring togeth- l CT a notable gathering of university and college presidents.
 The following institutions of learn ing to be represented by their presi-
 dents are: Alleghany college, by Presi-
 dent W. H. Crawford; Amherst college, by President George Harris; Atlanta university by President H. Bumstead Andover Theological seminary, by
 President George F. Moore; Auburn Theological seminary, by President
 George B. Stuart; Bates college, by
 President G. c. Chase; the Berkeley di-
 vinity school, by Dean pr. John Biney.
 and by Sub-Dean Dr. S. Hart; Boston
 University, by President William F.
 Warren; Bryn Mawr college, by Pres
 ident Thomas; Columbia university
 by President Seth Low; Brown uni
 versity, by President w. H. P. Faunce;
 Connecticut Agricultural college, by
 President G. w. Flint; Cornell 'univer-
 sity, by President J. G. Shurman;
 Dartmouth college, by President w. J.
 Tucker; Gallaudet college, by President
 E. M. Gallaudet; the General Theolog
 ical Seminary of New York, by Dean
 E. A. Hoffman; Hamilton college, by
 President M. w. Strycker; the Hart ford Theological seminary, by President
 c. D. Hartranft; Harvard university,
 by President Charles w. Eliot; Johns
 Hopkins university, by President D. c. Gilman; Lake Forest university, by
 President J. G. K. Mcclure; Lehigh
 university, by President D. M. Brown;
 Oberlin university, by President J. H. Barrows; Ohio State university, by President Thompson; Pennsylvania State college, by President G. w. Ath- erton; Princeton university, by Presi- dent F. L. Patton; Rutgers college, by President Austin Scott; Smith college, by President L. c. Seeleye; Trinity col lege, by President G. w. Smith; Uni versity of Chicago, by President w. R. Harper; University of North Carolina, by President E. A. Alderman; the Uni versity of the South, by the vice chan cellor, B. l.. Wiggins; University of Tennessee, by President c. w. Dab ney; vassar college, by President Car oline Hazard, Wells college, by Presi- ,oCil " III. " olSlS, " CSlGS etll ulll Nel sity, by President B. P. Raymond Western Reserve university, by Presi- dent c. F. Thwing; Williams college, by President Franklin Carter.
 Not all the universities and colleges invited to send representatives have been heard from and no doubt the above list will be greatly enlarged.
 A large and representative gathering of graduates of Yale is expected. Only those graduates who hold or have held some official or semi-official position in the university, or its faculties, grad uate committees or alumni association have received formal invitations to be present. Many graduates in this and neighboring cities are expected to at tend without being specially summon ed. They will be marshalled in the or der of graduation and have seats re- served for them at the formal inaugu- ration exercises in the Battel chapel l at o'clock in the afternoon, from l which they will pass to the presidents 1 in the art school where a col l lation will be served at o'clock