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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
LABORERS AND EMPLOYERS.

The Executive Committee of the United
Order OF American Carpenters and Joiners held
session at tue West Side Germana Assembly Rooms on
Tuesday the reports OF the committees sent out
10 visit recalctrant bosses" Among the shops which
have TO pay tho advance demanded arc those
OF Jeans & Taylor Alderman Michael Duffy Coogan x
May Thorn & Dobbins. Wallace otoz-
raber aud Hurley, About 10 men nave
gone 10 work since. leaving less than hfty
nov out OF employment account OF the trouble Inc
principal nrns holding out are Morton &c
Cheney Of Boston, who doing the carpcnterng work
ON Cyrus W. FielPs building on Broadway; Meeker &
uedden OF Newark n j.. who working on the no W
Produce Exchange bull ling. aud Ebert smith, large
downtown jobber. Morton Cheney IL Is salu VIII
raise wages rather than have strlke Inc
Carpenters' Union has $500 members IN eity
Tho total number or carpenters rs csumaed ~ o,oVV
Iargr numbers OF nOn-nnion men have made appca ION
ful membership within inc last week or Ten ahys me
couittse Will hOl daily sessions unt satisfactory hr'
ringeu, nts nave been maize with every shOp'
VERY lit,'r was going the headquarters OF the
iters yesterday. All large shops have asreed
Ia nav the advance asked When clear weather besinH
Il ia confidently expected that there will be plenty OF
orork for all at SO 80 day. The union men say that
tney intend TO keep that rate all sumner u possDle
Towu snps who do not do nne WORK, snd employ second
class men.
Tine cgarmakers profess ed Tuesday to be satisfied
with the position of affairs. Only one factory aud
two tenement house employers stin held ont against
/
,ybetber or not any other strikes would be ordered
straton storm said that they have had no difficulty
with their men, and did anticipate auy All differ
ences between themselves and employees are settled by
hoard of arbitration ID. Hrsch 60. reported thai NJ
| Jrmapd had been made gu tnem, aud sad that tneJ
would be able settle tho dherenoes without OutsIe
| Interference. , ,,.---..,..., ,,.,..
| Mr. Woytseck. secretary OF the Cigarmakers Union
rep led yesterday that seyenty-hve mea WORKING io
Mafrrne x son. and 400 from Foster Hison's, srlcl
Yesterday III per thousand ADVANCE IfeOfge bruce
I agreed 10 pay II advance rom May l. WaDgler 20
| nav iroa April % ana sill gerthan Co pay nfty cent?
advance now aud III from May There nave Joined h'
| union since the strike began between 2,9O0 ana 3VOI
| Gig Ir-nakers The union Is now over b,OOO stFon',
Tsre mrs between 1900 and 10000 c9arnakers In tn,
CITY who work for wages Among the new members ar,
nil tue cigar-nakers employed by Lchtenscln Co. ant
by Kerbs Spies, two Of the largest manufacturers II
| the trade
| Twenty-Five employed in the Celluoid Brusi
Works ia Newark quit work Tuesday because they die
| not like a new superintendent. Afterward they 10
urned to The shops, Dut the employers would not ALLOW
mem to take their former places disturbance arose
| and the pOhce called ill., 1t Was SAID aiterwar'
tnat the strikers would not DO again employed In III
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Captain Charles W
MacConnsu. 5th Artillery was to-day placed on the re-
tired list, having been found by the Retiring Board
ipcapacitated by disabilities incurred In the service
The retirement of Captain MacConnen promotes first
Lieutenant Samuel NJ Mills to be captain ana second
Lieutenant william K Hamilton to be First Lieu
tenant.
Ensign Louis Duncan has been ordered for instruction
in torpedo service 70 Newport, r. l., April 3Oi Cadet
Engineers Albert W. Stah and Arthur j. Woods to duty
I'm the draughtne OF the Bureau OF steam Engineer
ing; Ensign H. J. Hunt has been detached from the ate
Rodgers and placed waiting orders Lieutenant a.
v WOODLANDS has been ordered TO temporary DUTY on
the Coast Survey; Surgeon II. j. Barbn 10 the lrhe
Rendezvous ut New-YOrk; Surgeon George A. Br,gnt
mas been detached from the Naval Hospital MaFe
leland, MAY 10. and placed ON waiting orders; surgeon
York and ordered to the Naval Hospital Mare Island.
May 10; b. Bashford mas been granted ieay. o.
absence until May l5 aud then detached from the Ihis
poosa and placed waiting orders; EnIgn Aloere
leaves been granted leave OF absence until 'uy l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April ID, 1888
A NEW BANK AUTHORIzED.-rhe Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the First National Bank OF
svertOn Col, to begin business with capital Oh 500
600.
~BOSDs REDEEMED.-The amount OF bonds redeemed
under the circular in regard to the OF pono
embraced In l2Oth call is S4,513,55O The lZOtn
ai Tor the redempton of bonds TO tne OF $751;
100000 will masure May l.
A DECISION sUsrASED-The Second Controller Of the
Treasury has sustained the decision of the Fourth
NJ 3 n (reredJ to tho allowance OF One-half sea pay
after he had been retired on furlough pay
PREPARING SUGAR REGULATIONS Regulations 10 gov
ern the sanpng apd polarization OF under the law
which takes effect Jnne L are now being prepared
at the Treasury Department.. They VIII be snDmueu 70
toe Collectors at the principal ports for examination DC
fore being promulgated
RESPECTING LONGEVITY PAr.-The Second Controller
has rende ell decision the question OF longevity pay
allowances IN the Army, which Ia In eHect tnst heso
lOwaEces are TO BIO computed rom inc 0stes OF ssocp
ances OF appointments and not from the dates OF the a
pOntnents
AN ORDER POINTED AGAINST CHnMERs-Postmaster-
General Gresham to-day directed that In making post
~ ON FRESHMAN Chalmers be given greater weight
than may properly be atiched to them hs tue recom
mendati0ns OF private cltlzen'
TIE TREASURY ExAMISArIoS.-The count OF cash In
the United states Treasury will be finished tomorrow
afternoon when the count Is finished the comnlttee
will Its entire attention 10 an examiaaOao Oh Tue
book AMI accounts OF the ofice
DECISION RESPECTING STAMPED CnEcKS-The Com
missioner Internal Revenue has decided, after July
/, checks and drafts imprinted Hltn me .Ho-
cent revenue stamps. when desred with the word Re
deemed" stamped upon each check. This VIII enaDe
hanks and the stamped checks after their
redemption.
EXCURSION RATES TO An ARMY RBUSIoN-The Penn
syyania Railroad Company will issue excursion tcke Is
10 persons wisning attend the reunion ~ the S0cle
o me Army Of the Potomac In this city ON May 10 The
following points together with ths rates Waoh Wll DC
chtrreJ for excursion tickets thererOm, are among
hose mentioned Altoona, $40 40; baltimore 81 90
Erie Sl7 GO; Harrisburg % 10; NrM-fork 95 %;
Phadelp Aa, 80 3d. Pittsburg tliSo; trenton % 4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 1S.-The following
directors of the New York Central and Hudson hVer
Railroad we're cleo cd al annual meeting to-day
IAN n. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, william n
Vanderbilt Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Augustus oohei'
samnel f. Bargcr Cnaunoey NJ. Depew, ia ueS II. nuV
ter j. Pierpont Morgan, Cyrus W. Field, OF new ~,
Ches'er w. Chapn Of Spring geld Mass John Aeu; &e ",
Of GuiialO james NJ Marvin. oil Sauatosa Sp7
100000 OF STOCK was Y0ied on -.
BALTIMORE, Md, Apdl 18-A partial se'te"oh. w w.
effected to-day between the financial oinc,Is W 80
State and the Reading Railroad inu
due on the state interest in the susqe lanna a yary
ater Canal operated by that road Tle stay ~
land "a entitled to $50 900 per annum interest," pV a.
has been several years default on scrip ssueu i
eft nm 10 July l. 1870. To-day the rairosu oo''P'
paid $50 600 on o portion OF the scrip ~,
SALT LAKE CRY April 1S.-Tbe Oregon snor' A
Railway began to-day delivering passengers ~ INC ~
terminus OF the Wood River Branch. tweh1y-'"o "'
north Of Snoshone. 81 ,rnoo,
HARTFORD April 13.-The "Short han "a""'
pebt hill, forbiddipg railroads from charging higher
rates for freight for short distance than Tor long Que
was defeated in the Senate day by vote OF 10 20 o.
Tn passed the House by vote OF lou yeas W
81 nays.
PHILADELPHIA April 1S.-The net earnings OF inc he
high Coal and Navigation Company Tor the hs' '"ioe
nonthe of 1888 show gain of alb ut SlO0Ooo as cou
parel with the corresp0 lding period ast year'
HARTFORD, April 49, In the House to-uay vi
which came from the Committee on RAILROADS. w''"ou'
a recommendation which granted special char er y
the proposed Hartford ami Harlem road was re)eoteu
Another bill permitting the Hartford anu haI 80
If its organization under the general raliroau Jaw
to change its route 80 as 10 run throuSu N''" $780,
WAS by both Houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

carelessnoss than the exceent playing Of their oppo
nents. DAILY and Broughton were the battery Of the
visiting nine and Rotpsch and Lynch that Of the
home team Frank Lane acted umpire. and some Of
his decisions seemed very questionable to the spbcta
tors In tho SIX inning RosenaD went to the bat and
made splendid safe hat right ned, gaining bis rsS
base Day complained that no bad not been told whas
Kind of ball 70 pitch and the umpire called Rosemsa
back from fret and made him strike again Rosemsa
struck out the second time. The sccre by innings was
as follows: $50 stts-..
S MssraaoIan 0-s
NEW HAVEN, April 18.-The baseball game to-day be-
suited in score Of IL 10 favor OF the New YorkerS
Base bts--New YORK, IL Yale 81. errors-New YORK y
Yale, 3. a., r.e... -.
PHILADELPHIA, A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
THE ARCADE PROJECT.

Mr.. Smith was asked yesterday for reply
en- the that the bill which has Just passed the
Assembly gave franchises Of great value to his com
many without requiring any compensation TO
the city. In substance he replied that the
Arcade road would increase the value OF
Ryaadway property; by practically duplicating that
great artery Of travel 1t wonld add 10 the sidewalk and
street space needed the city and through its provd
ing of vaults for the gas and steam pipes under
ground would save the city the expense OF taking the
same action In the future had been suggested In mes
sages from the Mayor to the Board OF Aldermen The
eompsuys enterprise would be OF ncacuaDe dement, 10
tne CITY and IL was st question whether the company
wouid make more money by the Arcade an than by tn
scheme which contemplated simply the dg ng up OF the
efrees for the purpose Of building dark hole rYugn
which 10 sauirt travellers into WestchesIer County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
COMPENSATION TO LAND GRANT ROADS.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Certain railroads,
70 which grants land nsd boea made IN the ordinary
course OF executed contracts with the Post
Oiee Department to carry the mails froa July l, 1872
20 June 80 1870 at rates fixed under Of Msrcn g.
1879 An act was passed in 1876 to reduce pay 10
ali railroad companies ten per cent and certain Land
grant roads thirty cent 1t WAS decided that Iaad
grant roas under contract were subsc to this reduc
ton In pursuance OF tue Law OF 1876 the Post Office
Department with held this amount Some OF The compa
mics brought suit IN the conrs OF Claims TO recover the
amount so Withheld. The Court OF Claims held that
Congress had authority 10 pass making the re-
auct,a ard that the Government liable Tor the
smouut ia suit THIS ruling, appeal To tue supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
COUNTY DEBTS THAT MUST BE PAID.

LITTLE Rock, April 1S.-Phillps, Monroe,
ST. Francis JeHers0n ChlcOt ana other counties mum
Der Of years ago Issued bonds for various purposes.
Some were for 100000 and others for S30OOOO, ana
they made very heavy aggregate The counties men
toned several years later resisted payment OF these
bonds declaring tho law under which the bonds were
issued unconditional Recently tho supreme
oari OF the In the OF Jefferson County de-
clared the act constitutional The United states Dis
frct onrt TO-DAY delivered Oinioa that the counties
owe the debt aud must pay the bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
LuDGE THoMANS VIEWS.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Judge Thoman, tho
DeInoc ate member OF the Civl Service Commission,
said tonight rules drawn up by the Commission
differed somewhat, not materially. from those
ployed 10y tho former Civil Service Commission Until
they are laid before the President aad Cabinet
would say nothing further rsFardns the except that
IN his opinion they would fairly test the qualifications OF
those competn4 for occ. On beng Intercepted to
esrtain statements alleged " have beea w han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
ALARGE pRIVE or LUMBER.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBusE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE.l
Boston, April lS.-A dispatch to The journal
from McIndocs Falls, w. says that the Connecticut
River Lumber Company started drive OF 90 100000
feet Of lumber down the to-day This Is the largest
drive that has been driven down the Connecticut
River IL will require from 600 TO $50 men to perform
the work. and will take about l2o days, Vita good
,a,ch OF water to reach noyoke and Hartford. where IL
isou out at me luDDer oOmpanys mils The expenses
of the drive Will DC about 81 300 per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
PASSENGER AND TICKET AGENTS.

BosToN, April 1S.-The monthly meeting OF
the NewEngland general passenger and ticket agents
was held here to-day The following officers
President j. f. Lscomb, Of the Portland steam faoko'
Company; vice president, Walter Pearce, OF the ooh.
pecticut Western Railroads. secretary - a matr VI
business transacted the arranging OF raves
between Boston and New York tue coming sumihor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

The "course of true love" traced by letters
In breach of promise suit In NewYork ran In tnis s
Ny own dearest daring" "Yonf loving Baby" Your
own loving Pets MY own darilng Love, ny asr hs
Benz" Friend Ben" And al was oyert Boston o,oDI
AT breakfast the other morning New York
dune decined piece OF snad. he hsd been toiu va
fish food made bran aud he didn't want 70 unns
tor the position he occupied In society
Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
WHY AN APPOINTMENT WAS NOT MADE.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-An order was ,so
sued Yesterday to appoint Samuel Grigs to Sl'ooo
clerksbip in the Post Office Departments MT 'nst was
urged by member OF Congress from Iowa io-a's
when he applied To the oath of office, ne was
II his residence was In Iowa. to which ne repneu ''
ba lived i'm Virginia The matter referred 70 tue
who declined to make the appom,
nlrnt on the ground hat the Virginia qoa sdenr
- vrJnia 10 tine state OF Iowa, notwithstanding tne
ennieant was urged Dy an Iowa Congressman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
YALE CLASS ATHLETyC GAMES.

NEw-HAvEN, April ID. - The Yale class
athie 10 games VIII occur follows; 49, Oh THURSDAY
MAY 10, ut I0s m; '58 aud s Friday, May III, 1T
D. M 's3 anc '54, ON saturday, May ~, at 10 a. L.
TIE sn g meeting Of thc ass0olaton will DC hold Oh TAG
following Saturday, May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
BASEBALL NEWS.

About l 200 people visited the Polo Grounds
yesterday to witness the third OF tue series OF games
between the Cleveland and metropolitan mines. Tne
Msgropoutans were defeated more through their own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
TROCBLES or BUSINESS MEN.

The failure of Newell g. Wight, manufac-
turers OF ocloths Mt No. lot Duane-st and at Plain
field n. j., was much commented on IN trade circles
Yesterday supposed the firm had strong back
ing Mr.. Wight being the nephew OF H. B. Clanin the
dry merchant who IA said TO have loaned the firm
49, 900 last ear The liabilities are reported 10 lie
about 81 000.of which S5O.OO0 confessed ludS-
ment to j. A. SKI ton, lawyer of No. ll5 Broadway IL
was stated Ut the office OF the firm yesterday that the
confessed judgment did not represent any claim OIL Mr.
Cla1iu's
j. III. Chapman Co., Wholesale dealers In jewelry Mt
No. 3 Maidenlane. made an assignment yesterday TO
Thorndke ID. Hodges, without pref renee The firm Is
composed OF Joseph H. Chapman ADD David ;. Updlse.
The ater Il lawyer aud tho capitalist vi the hrp.
They started business ON February 1, 1857
SAN FRANCISCO April 49,. ID. Cup Co., wholesale
dealers iu cigars, have made assignment They OBJ
tanned an ex fall from four 10 twelve months,
showing assets 100. 900. and liabilities $4,000
SALT LAKE CITY, April l6-J j. Halpln q Co.. dealers
In hardware, nave made assignment, giving prefer
enees $4,000. The liabilities are reported ~
5000, ana assets $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
rELEGRAPH LI1IG aTlOY IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-ln the United States
Circat CVur TINS Afternoon Judge Drumond virtually
dis missed contempt proceedings Instituted Dy the
Chicago Board OF TraIe Telegraph Company against the
western unio1 Telegraph co apany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

,,., Wholesale discharge OF Government empoyrs on
the c co ming o. new administration was lot ror hat
sv tbe INV he Inserted thai what he mad sain was su
,6e 9vt serylec law had uotning 20 40 with renoyas
that tue power dismiss from Office vas sps ns he
,oade from among those found competent Without re
eard TO party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

Haven't you got, another house you
can rent metz asked man OF real estate agent.
"Whats the matter with the one yon are nP' "NOth-
ing only an Dennd with rent, and thought thnt
forget old debt while trying 20 collect the new
lArkansaw Traveller.
A Pennsylvania inventor has evolved new
rat Trap, IN one END Of whoh Is mirror. rnis may 10
for female rats, but male fa notices that tho
bait looks double no will lK no has had enough and 80
home,-l Hartford Tunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
THE STATUE OF PROFESSOR HENRY.

Professor Henry. which is 20 be unveiled
tomorrow, was placed in position In the
grounds OF the Smithsonian Institution this afternoon
President Porter OF Yale College WHO 10 Do tue orao
at the unwilling. arrived here this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
NORTHWESTERN DEBENTURE BONDS.

The debenture bonds which the chicago
and Northwestern Railway Company is about 10 issue in
payment for the control OF the Omaha road are 10 run
ty years. This change in the terms of the debenture
deed was made yesterday. Among the associates OF
Kuhn Loeb g. Co.. whose names were not published In
TEE TRIBUNE yesterday, winslow. Lanier CO..
August BE mont Co, Drexel Co., OF Pniiade phla;
me Railway Debenture Trust Company 81 London. Eng,
and Jesup Patton Co. The sinking fund oil per cent
year viii begin until 1885, or tive years after the
date of the debenture deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
THE BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY BILL.


the Elevated Railway bill which passed
the House is very earnest In tie
Senate The friends Of the measure are leaving stone
unturned TO carry the scheme through 1t Is alleged b.
those pretend TO know that tue influence OF those
who can control has been secured by the
entation OF blocks of stock, and that there must b.
some money introduced to maintain vigorous and large
lobby II is also asserted by those who have oppor
tunty 10 know that Mayor Palmer has been In the
Senate lobby in favor Of this BILL calling out and
ono OF the Suffolk who thought TO snaky
on the question stand by the BILL is rumored that
trade has been proposed in order to get the bill
through.
The debate was opened Tuesday in a strong and clear
xpeech by Senator Locke OF Norfolk who gave abundant
reasons why should not be passed. To-day.
when the bill up unfinished business. one OF the
c,overnor,s Senators moved to put
~eek The fact hat The senate very lit e bus
20 do made preparation nex able and the senate
80 thar the friends OF The bi dee re delay
in order thar they enter nto negotiation seeura
votes Tor the bill which they have not yet had time IL
carry into effect IL claimed that the bill will oe beaten
in toe Those who ought 10 know say thit u 10
5ob under by jobbers aud pressed by the most I'M
scrupulous methods.
REPORT ON THE ROADS IN THIS STATE.
ALBANY, April 16.-The annual report OF
the state Engineer the railroads OF the State was
presented to the Senate to-day.
The report that there 32i steam rail- way conpa
mes in this state OF this number only $50 have made
ports The total capital stock reported Is S523772.211
proportion for this State 1897, 3s6453 Total funded
debt s447 53I 1913 prop rton Tor this STATE" $2S5lo5-
096 Total refunded debl S34254 252; proportion for
this STATE $2ls 81 1927 Total capital stock ana In
debtedness ST. ,55s24S; proportion for this STATE
S7O4,317.776 There z 500 miles OF ma ~ lines IN
operation and 1850 miles Of branches The total num-
Der Of miles Of road In operation IN tails state
ts 8.e41 There were 62S miss OF railroad
completed but operation September 30 1882 The
number Of locomotives In IN The stare Is 5,541
and 1927 nrsteass passenger cars There
also $50 secondcss and emgrant cars There arc S7d
baggage mail and express and li02i0 freight ears
in use The cost Of the ada in operation Is " p
96S949 OF which $464 946 che for rs
Site. he total receipts on all sources 70 Sis
766939 proportion for this STATE s7S,42l.9o9 Iota
expen ttres Sll7462,593; proportion for tas state
$73 x33357. F0rty-seyen persons were killed and ia
injured during tne year The elevated rail make
returns as follows: Receipts all sources 973
633; total penltures 657 8O1 nunUer VI passen
gers transported 5636I .029 TIE age anon1t re-
ceyed per passenger $50 cents. AID the average
cost Of transportation per passenger was 425 GEMS
Five passengers and twelve employees were killed. and
nfIyfye passengers and seventy-uine employees we're
injured
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-01
YaleNews.

The Athletic Interests-The Yacht Race k If.the Williston football team win goal or a touchdown in their game with the Yale freshmen they will receive supper from the WiIlistonian.
 There has been much complaint at the small number of men who are training for the freshmen eleven. Lack of candidates for any athletic team is a novelty at Yale.
 Elevens from the first and second divis- ions of the Sheffield juniors played a game of football yesterday afternoon on the Orange street lot. The former won by score of two touchdowns to three safeties.
 Yesterday afternoon there was 8 race be- tween the yachts Hyac, sailed by H. s. Gale, '85, and Frolio, sailed by A. A. Crane, 1855, for the challenge cup. On the outward course the wind was fresh and the race ex' citing, but after the turn the breeze died out and the boats grounded several times. The Hyac finally won with the other not far be- hind. Gale has held the emp two seasons now.
 A committee of disinterested gentlemen are investigating the cause of the recent boat house accident at Harvard. All of the in jured have nearly recovered but one and he is nearly out of danger.
 The Harvard football team will play Wes- leyan to day at Hartford and Williams Satur- day at Cambridge.
 Sixty. five seniors accompanied Professor Dana to Middletown yesterday. They visited the Portland and brown stone quarries and spent an enjoyable afternoon in collecting specim mens of all the rocks in the neighbor- hood and arrived in New HaveA about o'clock.
 At Brown university Tuesday the sopho- mores won the cane rush from the freshmen after a hard fight