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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-23
Boston Stock Market.
New York STOCK and Monev Market
IbY Telegranb.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S89.-Money has bet n
easy, ranging from to per cent; last loan at A.
closing offered at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper-oO to90 days Endorsed bills receivable are
6GSLY, four months acceptances at 6a6m, and
good ngle names with from four to six months
to run p \ 07.s per cent. SterlInA Exchange is
quiet and steady with actual business at 8Os4
for 6G-day bills and san for demand; posted
rates are IA md o5L9. Government bonds
dun and steady. Railroad houd dull and firm.
The stock market dull and firm. generally at in
significant changes from the opening price.
gated 83.s10 shares
The following are to-days quotations Of Govern
mani eeaurifiae.
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WIT And WISDOM.

Miss Hauteur Exhibiting diminutive spanie)
This is one of the smale dogs living, See,
can hold him in the palm of my hand
Bigsby-That is nothing.
MISS Hauteur-HaVe you ever seen smaller
Bigsby-Yes indeed. have seen many dog
that could be put on scent.
Chilblains, chapped hands, frostbites are cured
by bathing In Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Very Wooden.
Man Ito acquantance) i see you bad a wed
ding at your house the other night.
Acquaintance Yes, wooden wedding.
Man--Why, understood your daughter was
married.
Acquaintance-She was. Married a stick
Arkansaw Traveller.
W. Edwin Chipchase, 206 S. Charles ST.. BALTIC,
Nd, writes:-"For cure of sprains and infiamma
tons regard salvation Oil as a sure cure"
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and do not disturb
the preacher and congregation with your cough.
what are you going to get Christmas?" asked
very small giIl of another small girl.
"ob, always get doll. Folks think that girls
can't play with muffin but dolls; but should like
snow shovel. SOmethin' so L can go out OF
doors all wlnter.-He rtford Post.
same, especially to her husband but If she is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills
she cannot be, for they make her "feel like
different person." so they all say, and their hus-
bands say so tool
Young Husband Seems to me, my dear, this
chicken is rather tough.
Young Wife know it is, and can't under
stand Il. Ipicked 1t out myself.
"Husband-Did you examine 1t closely?
Wfe-lndeed did. / looked in its mouth the
first IhiDg and could see it hadn't even cut Its
first teeth yet. N Y. Weekly.
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PORTLAND Dec. q, 1853.
Receipts by Maine Central Railroad-For Port
land 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for con
Meeting roads l07 cars miscellaneous merchan
disc
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Railroad Receipts.

LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship Polynesian-
A bbls grapes 10 Cummings & lnchester csc
merch andlse to Cheaeiy & Co do to Cand Elk Co
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And-Apoplectlne
TRADE MARK.

TRADE MARK.
zsacombinatIon of the most potent remedles known
to Medical Science for preserving the Fluidit and
PURITY Of the Blood and tie Integrity Of We
Blood Vessels, should you suffer from Dizziness
Pressurein Head Spots before Eyes, Pain Around or
Palpitaton of Heart, Pain in Region OF Heart with
feeling of suffocation, Ringing Sound In Ears
Numbness PrIcl1iy sensation Of Limbs. especalf
the Arm, Pain between Shoulders ana in Side DR..
Cough, Flatulence. Sour Stomach, or II sufetin
from General Debility with Loss OF Appetite, pro
sure a bottle of Anti-Apoplectine 1t not only
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Memoranda.

The derelict vessel, which was towed into Nor
folk by Philadelphia tug has been righted and
proves TO be the missing schr Joseph Souther of
Tbomaston. from Brunswick Oct for Boston,
with hard pine. Both anchors are on the bow.
from Darien Oct 10 for Bath, with hard pine, has
bern given up as lost, with all hands.
Sch L st Pierre Wilcox, from Boston for
st John, NIB. went ashore at White Head 2lst
aud is a total loss. Crew saved.
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PORTLAND and BOOTHaN sTtAslO4T CO.

WINTER AhFtANUEMKNT.
CTEAMER K ,TERPRlSE after November LIZ.
- will leave Portland every SATURDAY ~ ) am
for BOothbsy. South Bristol and East Bouthbay;
every WEDNESDAY at 3 a. m. for Penn tquld and
all above landings: returning. 10 We East Booth
bay every MONDAY at 7.30 a. m. for Portland and
intermediate landings; every THURSDAY will
leave PemaauId Tor POrtl and and INTERN -dlate
landings, connec ing with Boston boats no freight
receive after Las a IN. on day Of sailing.
noI2dtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
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Foreign Ports.

AT Yokohama Nov %, ships Jas Nesmith, Jack
son, for New York; VIM III Lincoln, Delay; Enos
more, unc.
At Shanghai Nov 8. ship Gov ROBBIE. Nichols,
for Hakodadi, to load for New York. at Sc; Gov
Goodwin, Pray, for New York via Hong Kong.
Sid I'm Laguayra I'd inst, sch Eva Fl Herman,
Wood. LaguDa.
At Gonsives Dec 6, sch Ann Rickerson, Foss.
for North of Hatteras, ldg.
AT Cape Hayti 18th inst. brig Caroline Gray,
Rowe, for North Hatteras.
Ar at Port SPAN 17th inst, barque Belmont Car
ter, New York.
Sid FIN CieDfuegos 10th inst. barque Jose z
More. Leonard, Delaware Breakwater
Sid FIN Havana l7th inst, barque Havana, Pow
erS, Pensacola.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BO0THBAY. Dec 21-Sd, sens Francis Coffin,
Ellsworth Tor Bost n; Mary Halves, from Boston
for Boston; Ida Howard, Thompson, Calais for
Butler Brown, do for Boston; Ripley, Robinson,
Rockland for do; Governor, Low, Green's Land
ing for New York; Francis Coffin Ellsworth for
Boston; Hamburg, Thompson, Bay Fundy for
New York; Garland, Libby, do for do; Maud NAL
loch, johnson, Calais for do
RED BEACH, Dec 18-Sld, sch M Newton,
Rowe. Boston.
Dec 2O-sld, sch Avon, Mcleod, Windsor, Ms.
SHIPBUILDING- Houghton Bros, of Bath, are
getting out The keel for a ship Of 22oO tons. The
frames are to be set up his winter and the ship
will be afoat next spring.
Messers Kelley q spear, OF Bath, have secured
tons, Her dimensions will be 2ao feet In length,
a wide and 81 deep. They have the keel of
immediately SO TO have her on early next spring.
The big four.master built In this yard for Capt
Rich, Is nearly all rugged and ready TO launch.
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Harpswen Steamboat Co.

On and after Nov. II 1889, Steamer w RRRK-
CONEAG will leave Orr's Island for Portland
at $40 a. N. Return, leave Portland for Orr's
Island az 2.20 p. D., touching ali landings.
ISAIAH DANIELS, H. II. DEWEY,
Manager. President.
oct1 dtf
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Nj A RINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Arrived.
steamship Polynesian; (Br) Wylie, Liverpool
aan of s % Allan g. ,n
via Eastport for Boston.
Brig Minnie Abbie. Morris. New York-coal to
Sch VIM q Bee. Rathburn, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch Fortuna. Ellis, Philadelphia to Maine
Sch J B Manning, Brdsell, Philadelphia
Sch Maggie Ellen, Litteiohn, Woodbridge
to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch - York. Wallace, Amboy-coal to Ran
dali & McAllister
Sch Sch Grace Webster, Jewett, Amboy-coal to
Sc Sch Sarah Eaton, Hops, Amboy-coal to RAN
20 Sch Senator Grimes War; Perth
Sch Arizona, Littlejohn, Northport. IL sand
TO Portland Rolling Mills.
Sch Grace Stevens, Stevens. Boston.
Sch Yulan, Look, BOston-clay to Me Cent RR.
Sch Leontine; Eaton. Boston.
r. Sch " Collins. Gordon, Boston molasses to
Twitchell. Champlln s. Co.
Sch Lizzie j Clark, Randall, Boston.
Sch Lamartlne, Eaton Boston.
Sch Shepardess, Tibbetts, New Harbor
Cleared.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg, New York; B
Coyle.
Sch Rienzi. Chatto, Brooksyille-J Blake
sch Lizzie May Fernald, TremontzJ II Blake.
Sch Garland, Cushman, Cushing-J ii Blake
SAILED-Barque Osmond O'Brien; brig I
Campbell: sch c ii Trickey.
SUNDAY. Dec. %.
Arrived.
Steamship Dominion, (Br) Cross, Bristol. E.
passengers and mdse to D Torrance & Co.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Reed Philadelphia coal
to Randall & McAlister.
Steamer Dallas, (US) Parker, cruising
Sch Oliver Barrett. Wallace, Baltimore.
Sch Apphia & Amelia, Willard, New York.
BELOW-Schs II Boynton, C w Dexter
Sch Clifton, Wilson, Millbridge.
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A Cordial Invitation.
$1,000 n EWARD

is offered for better washing compound than
Savena. Everybody likes Savene that tries 1t.
Just try one package yourself. useful present
in every package
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Spoken.

Nov %, lat 4 N Ion 81 W, ship L Morse, from
New York for San Francisco.
Nov %, lat At N. Ion A 20, brig Leonora,
from M0ntevdeo for New YORK.
Dec II, lat "a "a. Ion IS, barque Jas G Pendlc-
ton Lancaster. from IloilC for Boston.
Dec IL, lat 81 4S, Ion "a 81 brig Abbie Clifford.
Storer, from Turks Island for Boston.
Dec 15. of Fortune Island, sch Nellie Morse,
Baker. from Wilmington for Greytown.
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FROM MERCHANTS, RxoHANaB.

Ar at Rosario prev to 10th inst, sch Anna E
Kranz. Newcomb Boston.
Ar at Montevideo Nov 81, brig Akbar Holmes,
New York.
Sid Nov %, ship Hagarstown, Meyer, England.
Ar at ST Vincent LIST inst sch Ida Fowler Hig-
giDs, New York.
:. Ar at Cape Hayti 10th inst, sch Lizzie May,
Hutchinson, Wilmington, NC.
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Current quotations III Boston are as follows, with

The sales last week at Boston are reported
at 2,43 900 poundsagainst 4,ol4, 900 pounds the
previous week and 81 1000 pounds in the cor
responding week year aga.
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Soston Produce Market.
BUSTON Dec. 81. 1889. The following are to.
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.:
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The new ship Rappahandock. In the Sewall yard
at Bath, is being rugged on the stocks and will
not be launched until January. The frame for
another big ship has been cut and will be set up
this winter. The frames for schr OF 900 tons are
out and will be set up shortly.
Barque Moonbeam, OF Searsport 692 tons, built
in 1859, now on the passage TO Boston from Turks
Island. has been sold TO K B Townsend.
Barque Chalmette, OF Freeport, before reported
sotd to Boston parties, was purchased by Geo M
Winslow s. Co, and will be changed to barge.
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The Amende Honorable.

The Amepde Honorable.
Cutomer- Suppose you mixed arsenic in with
these pills Instead of qulnihe, what would you
do?
your children on the free soda water list
Munseys Weekly
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Notice to Mariners.

OFFICE OF .. ). LIGHT HOUSE iNsPECToR,)
First District
Portland, Dec. 81, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the Whistling buoy
on Bakers Island, Is reported as not sounding.
By order of the L. h. Boara,
FRANK WILDEs,
Commander, U. 3. N,
INSPECTOR 1St l.. III. ID.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.


PUKTLAND, Dec. IL 1857.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
Grain, Provisions, &c.:
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Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoriai


Ethel-Would you mind sitting on my hat,
papa?
Fsther-What under the sun do YOU wish me to
Ethel. want to see If can't invent new
style. Time.
woman who 10 weak, nervous and
eepless, and who has cold hands and feet can.
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest
Aunt Fanny-What cold hearted world this
isl was so sick all night, and not soul in the
house cane TO see what was the matter.
Ella That's not It at all, anut1e; we all nearu
your groanlng, and we hadn't the heart to inter-
rnpt you. We know how you do enjoy good
sroahhg.-Boston transcript.
me pest medical writer's claim that the sue
cessiui remedy Tor nasal catarrh must be nom
irritating, easy OF app ication aud one that will
reach all the remote sores and liberated surfaces
The history of the efforts to treat catarrh during
the past obliges as to admit that only one remedy
has met these conditions, and that is Ely's Cream
Balm. This pleasant remedy has mastered ca
tarrh as nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely concede this TACT
The more distressing symptoms yield 10 it.
A Cordial Invitation.
His Honor-What made you steal this gentle
mans doormaf?
Prisoner-An' sure, your honor IL said "Wel-
come" on 1t in letthers as long as your AFFIRM.
Puck.
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Freeport Sfenmhonf C0mpnnY.

lac steamer Phantom. until further notice, will
axcaD, nurIhham's wharf, Portland daily Sundays
Fnress;del ~ 600 D. M, touching at Falmout
rbs 9bs.e y 9slns Island, LlttleIohn's, Great
Leave SO. FIeep0rt 100 ~ m. touchlnq AZ the
above named landings '' ''ANs ~ Wv
,... IL. D. soULE, Manager,
uO4uu
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
FridaY't Quotations.i
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the polls and not negro was permitted 10 voie

at the polls and not negro was permitted to vote
After telling OF the frauds pcrpetratod at elections
IN the last years, Goodman tells how and wnefe
the gaugs of repeaters are recruited for their WORK In
aTheyH meaning the Democratic Ring" have
aready engaged thor tOughs for the coming election
know tho managers who bring the tOughs here from
New. York. Philadelphia, Washington, Alexandria aud
WIlm!n don. bel. Frank Stevenson, the manager Of
tho sulyan-K ran tight, has his black and-tan place
IN Dleccker-st, where he assemblies them; George
Morse brings them from Washington and Alexandria
and his place e at Eleventh and stS., Washington
John Newell Of Newton. brings them from Wilmington
pei. AID hey are getting all ready 10 come here on
November D."
Goodman says that the last Mayoralty election,
years ago. the police were Instructed to keep
record Of the vote Il polcd all over the city
Two hours before the time for closing the polls, word
was received at Democratic headquarters that The
Republican candidate was 5000 votes ahead. Free"
Rasin, Gorman's chief lieutenant, then sent word
around to the rcpeaers b. get TO work promising them
that, " they were arrested, he would bail them out
and give them tho chance to escape. Harg aud Cool
man have been identified with the dirty work ot tho
Democratic ring for years and the great audience that
gathered A. the Independent meeting last night
al Concorla Opera House treated a surprise
when these men came on the platform. acknOwl-
edged their own misdceis and exposed the workings
Of the German machine. Further interesting ex.
posires are promised in a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
YALE'S FOOTBALL TEAM IMPROVING.
EXPERT coAcMNG-LEcTURE ON THE CoLLEG



SCHEDULE.
New Haven, Conn, oct. ~ Special. New Haven
lovers of football are disappointed because they are
no moro games in this city, unless possibly ono
on November ,. The championship schedule has been
arranged that not Of the games will occur in
this city, and teams have been secured for exhthi-
ton games. The outlook for Yalc's eleven IS much
brighter that It few weeks ago Captain GIL
is hopeful Of defeating both Harvard and Prince
ton. Tho new men have developed splenddly. Tho
eleven will not be definitely decided upon untn a
week before the game with Harvard. Three OF last
years rush line Gil, Rhodes and lcifehnger will be
In their old places, and Graves will be at fnllback
These the only men positively decided upon
Ferris will probably be centre-rush, with Newell as
rChtguard. MOyc will be at right end, probably, As
he thought be just the TO be opposite Harding,
Of Harvard. The other candidates for tho rush-lne
arc McClintOcl Hartwell, Hanson, Heyworth and
Ouslcy. Who the halfbacks will be is puzzle.
McCmng will probably be one and Williams and
s Morrison are good for the position Walter
camp will begin coaching the men in few days, and
he is confident he can develop winning team.
The steam-launch belonging 10 the Yalo Navy mas
been sold and launch that VIII make sixteen miles
an hour viii be purchased.
The members Of the senior class IN the Divinity
School have organized themselves into club. TO be
addressed by prominent pastors from Boston and
New-York. Tho Rev. Drs. Parkhurst, Macarthur ami
LYMAN Abbott have already accepted invitations to
Special lectures in the Law School have been en-;
joycd a. follows: f. J. Phelps, " Evidence ana
Henry stoddari. " Evidence" Congressman W. +.
Simonds, " Patent Law" NJ W. seymour %Gorpora-
tions-. NJ Dwight Collier, " Attachments. Judgments
and Executions Professor Thomas TEACHER, Cor
porate Trusts" Professor J. NJ. Townsend transfer
Of Monetary Securities; G.. NJ sharp, INSURANCE
Roger Foster, Federal jurisprudence" ,
Tho students of economies who have been assigned
N write compositions upon tenement houses nave a
Icavo OF absence to visit Ncw-York and inspect the
tenement houses OF that city. -, -
Lieutenant Totten Is expected to begin his course
~ lectures AT sheffield Scientific School early IN Jan
nary. Tho course will consist of twelve lectures on
Military science and military economy Lieutenant
rnt,on sovs the United States is FAR behind tho rest
80 Tho world in military affairs, and he is going To
devote his life to stirring up young mon 10 sroaSr
interest I'm the subject.
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SAMUEL. GoMpERs WILL NOT RUN.

Tho Socielistc- dog-in-the-manger element OF the
Central Labor Federation managed things at the
meeting of that organization In Military Hall yes
tcrlay and. In the opinion. not only OF the Repub-
lcans and County Democrats Of the With Senate
District but of conservative labor leaders both knights
Of Labor and Trade Unionists. manager things
into the ground In fact, The Central Labor FEEDER
alton after a warm discussion over the nomination
BY the Republicans and County Democrats In The
With Of samuel GUmEcrs, president oil the American
Federation of Labor as a candidate for Senator, buried
him politically by demanding thai he at once with
draw from the canvass, which he meekly Ud by
informing the nomination committees Of both parties
of his withdrawal. Mr GOmpcrS feels badly over
the affair. but SAYS he could not do anything else,
atbourh n may be a matter OF error Tho reason
,t,en Tor demanding his withdrawal Is that he was
not nominated first by labor party.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF THOMAS ". PALMER.

stonlngton Conn., Oct o. Thomas W. Palmer
was found with his head plunged deep In brook III
Ouakcrown woods 10 the north OF here, dfaa' II
va, supposed first that no hal stumbled ilo inc
water but the medical examiner DE- Oeorso -
c.,r,or deciI,d that the unfortunate man fell into
tho wafer while suffering from sudden attack of
snopIeyv. caused by STOPPING TO drink. lie was
IN business in York. but had been visiting rola
tves here Yesterday he went out hunting with a
Marty of friends Early in the day, the party agreed
~ separate in the woods, and Mr.. Palmer was seen
no moro alive The muddy bank of the brook was
undisturbod, hence It is consdered certain that Mr.
-, - odo no effort 10 get out of the water. He
INST have been unconscious when he ielI INTO the
hrook He was forty years old. lie leaves a wife
and tyeo children in NewlOrA' u whom he was
a,iently devoted,
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THE STRUGGLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
THE FOOTBALL SEASON FAIRLY BEGUY-GAMEs
FOR THE COMING WEEKS.


The championship games IN the lntercolegia" fUo,
ball Association series have already begun
Princeton has won victory over the UNIVERSITY ="
Pennsylvania In the game at Philadelphia on s''u,"a'
The coming game on Wednesday between arc ,'" I.
Pennsylvania coegians will afford me His1 ' a.
the relative strength OF Yale and ftn'''o" -
Saturday Princeton will play with the "'''' a'
and this game ought 10 give some sr''"' u
pariSon between the playing Of Princeton anu h'N'
who defeated Wesleyan on saturday by 81 points 10
The New England intercollegiate fooloal As'o's
ton is composcd OF teams nom the 80,
Institute OF Technology, AmnerN" pdI"hyu'"'
Jams and stevens Institute, ana me games sNe, -
are IN the championship series me so"'""io '''
- 49,. came, OF the intercollegiate series OF
Vii PRINCETON. Harvard Wesleyan ana The OhNerS"
i' ,.,a,i, with a few practice games:
VI lo', '' qo-Yale vs. University OF Pennsyvanls
0et2 uuddlnSla Amherst aet Dartmouth, al Hanover
y. H,,hor a-princeton VS. Wesleyan. in this cry
,orI vs. University Of PonnsyNama, a, e"" II
bridge Dartmouth vs. .hisb iprsecs
Technology O a. SoSSo''
game, az 5EYaa vs. Creeon,s At BioohEy,n,
/ - ;nbis vs. Princeton, IN this city. ooto p
games ,A.r oHaryam VS. Wesleyan. al sprinshss".,
49, Columbia VS.. University Of PennsiN,s ,,nherst
,n,r.ctcc zane; Amherst vSWam' a. ,,,1,,e az
s S,Sve Ms institute agt Massachusetts i''''''''
November ia-Yals vs.. Amherst. At A"'e'S' p'
tee ID Harvard vs. Princeton Al tamsraI o
~ ", Wesleyan AZ Springfield Msss''H"'
sttute vs. Williams, at WILLIAMSBURG. al Amherst;
November 10 stevens y. Anneis.s ,Iice
November 90-stcvens vs. AmxeTs" AZ Springfield;
November IrnatS University u Penn.yiVsgio.r.
VS. Lafayette. az Easton. pra''"''
neil IN tbs cyw R Il1 vs.. stevens al I9 Goosca
November 97-partmou'a vs. s,s Yale vs. p.inss
November 2s--ThsnksgviDg ,peaty,.,lty Of psnnsys
ton at,srnSSn s %ass q ss played IN city,
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NEW GYMNASIUM AT vAssAR.

ROARD CHOSEN

CHANGES IN THE FACULTY - AN ED1IoNlAA
BOARD CHOSEN.
Porcbkeensie y. Y. Oct. % (SpccaO.-The students
at Vassar arc rejoicing over the new gymnasium at
tacbed 70 the Institution. The old gymnasium Is now
tho hall of sculpture The stage has disappeared
Tho walls arr, tinted with delicate shade Of od-rose'
and ,rhcre once wa, the door leading into the music
hall Is now beautiful copy of Ghlberus bronze DOORS
Eccentlv purchased groups Of statuay have PAGES III
the new apartment
Professor Goodwin has resumed his duues IN inc
attn department after years absence In Europe.
Miss Amelia b. Edwards will give her second
,ect,rn in this country at this college.
Mis- O,Grady. a graduate of the Massachusetts In
stitution Of technology, 's5, and Fellow at Bryh
Narr 81 has been appointed Miss Mutorrs sue,
ceesnr, in tho Botany Department. "A Iuither cnaise
g.; tIjs deuartment IS the Substitution ol Ooiosy loI
IN nv IN itIe course for freshman year. -
Huys nil. Instructor in the School OF MUSIC mas
,,,,od IN colle.e after years study IN Betlll.
Va, Harriet Fuller teacher OF gymnastics, mas Deen
HGS IN tle Harvard summer School OF PhSslcal
Culture. ,,,... 90 - The Vassar Miscellany"
H.. zoo and ,oI Is composed rs fouoW'; LIBRARY
iI99iiII,nV T. F. Morris: de tempoilnuS ct uor!pus,
S,ri.y. home matters G. T. PATERSON Drsies
=. sE m''' !, arbutt: cxchang" notes d. y layior
mShaser, and personals, Il. NJ HAVANA assistant
t,,ri,,ess manager, *. J.. strong