davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
cor,Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genefal Term-Before van Brun" r.
ea,ssas se S :n M@0'
sS sss iS 5Ss id ST. S
Ill Sss $s,n-r,,. 1-neror. Lawrence.
no: leS 1872 iH lo , 5s' U.s. s
49, sss7 al sI't 54 S s.s rs Andrew,
Np 10 eais%Sar Beach,
Case su Se MaSSr j.
Cas-: suS S9 eraea% V
so Sg;. 49, sS!o l5 49, 49, H.
slss s lss l' 5 so' so 'S s'' SOS
sarTosaes ccuBeiOre Ransom SWs 81 ne NJ e
Pn'f pcf prD % ss wills Ran Jane &
Hazard Pef 6 qeS Sh Ss s& S ' Es:
Merritt s and Thomas M0nsghan 10 $50 F;..sm.
No superior CcurtEquity Term-Before Trusx. J-Nes.
i'o su W. Tem-Part I-Before DugrO. j.
Nos ap Co1rt%ria reTmPart u-Adiouined for the
Superior cOu-rrial TermPart IIBetOre o,Gorman.
J 1NSs. SOL 500. 90i, sS5, s's. $780, 76e, s1O go.
Common General Term-Adourned until Dccem-
DER Common pleas-special Tem-Before BOokssaver. j.
sno TSH eaSne Sos 7e5 5Gi Gi2 Sol. 754 500
Common peas-Trsl Term-rart II-Adiourned for the
Uty cOurtspecla, Gegerich y-Motions.
Short causes Xos 1915 $3.50 1851 1882 2Seo, $3.50.
BIO sSel s2s9 s-oj 1892 S, ?tSs 1861 SiSi 1881.
cty CONT rial Ierm-rsrS iicBefSre MeGown do
s Sa9'' a5ss' 300 SOo 1925, 1862 Soi7' si2i
CITY Court-Trla Tsrm-rsrt IiigBefcse Van Wycs e
o52 goa sl,gs 1858 3os2 37l7 $500 2o95. 2o7l.
so7' ~ sSs3. sos 3i73 s725 $3.50. st54.
o0V C,nrJrrlnl Ternl-Paft IV.-Slecia calendar
Court Of General sessonsPart before titzgerad :.
Court onsns al IL m-Assistant District Attorney ro
peonie vs. Charles smith, bribery; John Mccain man'
slaughter; William Hunt robbery William Stately.
rand larceny: Israel Birmbaum X. 5. g.; Thomas Jens
ninas burglary Louis Biesterleld mdemeanor; franz
1ernn oan Schmidt. Walter Helms. Morris coopersteln
Asx Mayer c. II. McPyke, grand larceny; Jonn 1srry.
Inreiary. Charles Brousse Frank Kluboky Daniei al
ahan A. Demetrl Rose Scott. assault; lily. A. heiies
Court OF General Sessons-Part ii-Before SowinH Zee
iS,ant District Attorney Jerome-Peope vs. Icke Dien.
Anam s,rumnf and sarah Hume burglary John Diery
and George Kocnig robbery John Barnett ana Peter
s.nis John Williams, grand larceny =, ,, 60, ID
and Nssistant Parker-Peope vs.. Marua
d. Loppey, murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
.ru1 rrrc n.xn CLERKS spARRINs.

ATHLETIC BANK CLEKhS SFAHnItN"'
annual sparrng and gymnasuc exhibition OF the
New.York Bank Clerks Athletic Association took place
last evening at the Berkeley Lyceum No. 70 West Forty
before large number Of spectators ana passed on
successfully. The programme consisted OF cluo'swngmg
nv H. Hiertsberg and D. Harris flying ring perform
ance by r. Soel exhibition Of heavy weight handling
by b. Sanford and A. Freshman, and fencing wrestling
and boxing exhibitions Professor KOCH OF the central
Turn Verein referee of fencing ana W. L" h"oA
rosaen, =, Tho pank C,erks Association announcer
and stage manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
SUCCT TAXES A RIDE.

Giovanni Succ celebrated bis entrance into the third
week OF his fast by going for eightmc ride yesterday
namely from Roster a. Balls 81 the Brooklyn Bridge and
back again. About dozen people accompanied him In
his ride The faster fatgued his return. and
lay down hour. but In the evening looked as II
the exercise had him good He only lost half pound
in the last twcnty-;our hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
EASTERN FIELD TRIAL CLUB RACES.

High Point N. c., Nov, 20 (SpeciaD'-The a''enuanec
the Eastern Field Trial Club was light oo.day' Inc
day fine with light wind Nine brace OF dogs ran III
the aages stakes. Some really prime Work was uohe'
and also some v.rv moor There were four entries for
the Irish setter special and they all made their heats TO-
day. Following the order OF running: lghtne'a
Guelph Tony Lieutenant. Dssy Hunter anu Ihcni'
Qun, Dsrrah Pat and Duke Of Hessen bafkers urouse
and nandana s,ooI. Shot and Kings Dan Harry c. and
Sarsneld Te Barn and Antoine, Daisy Hope and Ciauae
and FL Rio Rey and Orange Don.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

FOR THE GAMES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
The football and lacrosse teams OF the College OF the
City NewYork have made application 10 PLAY at the
Staten Island Athletic Club games at Madison Square
Garden December IL, Il, 49, John Huneker' OF the
A. C. Of sehuylkIl Navy. Philadelphia, viii act as
referee athletic The boxing contests VIII
be under the supervision Dr. Ramon Guitares OF the
New-York A. G. The Manhattan A. c. football team mas
consented to play the NewYork A. C. boys az THIS mee
ing providing the OF both teams are hled win tno
5. I. A. c. games committee week or 20 befofe the
nsest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
CASES ARerEp IN THE SUPREME COURT.

washington Nov. oO.-In the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day the following cases were argued;
No s4-Edwn A. Merritt. Collector, etc., paintih In
error ACT Donald Cameron co al. ,..
No S6-William II Robertson: ConeSc'or' c'''' psin'n
So osOswsd oelschlaeger, painur-inerror, agt
William III Robertson Collector, ETC.. - ~ r,,
No l95-The United States. ex REL IL T. Mason Lisie'
plaintiff In error, agt John H. Lynch' foufIh Auo'or'
No 1o37-Clitton Holden appellant agt the State Of
The day call for tomorrow viii be as follows Nos,
237, 1905 75S (and 7o4), 81 (and $751; w. H. w. '''
VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
LONG ISLAND

COLD SPRING IiARBOR.-Captain Henry Newman
died at his home late on Wednesday night. His death
was caused by blood poisoning resulting from the
anpntatlon OF one Of his toes few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
Easiest Traius In the World.

The Royal Blue Line trains between NewYork pals'
uaa%nc and IA O. are not only the fastest trains in
The world but their equipment Is the finest ever built anQ
and comfort that known 20 the car ca ,,ns
Vastihuied cars protected by Pumans
See and heated BY steam and lighted By Plltsch ga
station foot Of Liberty-sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

Of St Johns and Georgetown colleges took place at fod
ham yesterday afternoon. 1t the arst meeting In
many years Of these two great Catholic colleges and con-
sequently much interest centred the game AT no
time In It's history did either have strong seam'
over 900 spectators present The game was draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

Walter Howe who he said, whether as a citizen or in
politics. ideal man.
American manners in for q considerable share OF
the speakers attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
srAMBouL LOWERS HIS RECORD.

'''@NN
Stockton. Cal, Nov 2O.-Stambou beat his reeofo OH
the Stockton track to-day. making mile in 2;h%. Inc
first quarter made in 81 half in 03is. Go'dsmi
drove Harry Whiting accompanied with running ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
TO SELL G. L. LoRLLARD's ESTATE.

Judge O'Bren, in the Supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday ordered partition sale of the trust estate
Of George L. Lorard, bequeathed to him in trust I'M
der the will of Peter Lor1llard- George is now dead
and his widow has remarked. The estate to be sold
includes No. 400 broadway No. a. udvisionst., No,
546 Grand-st and No. 90 SOuthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

Lafayctfe Place Baths, -Laieest aud finest IN this
country Vapor-roOn doubled IN Size All other paTts
renewed and redecorated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
A JUDGMENT FOR TIE BRIDGE COMPANY.

Judge Wheeler, In the United states Circuit Court.
has given judgment, with the consent OF both parties
for ~ 800 30 and interest and costs FOR the piah'
in the suit of the Keystone Bridge Company OF rem
.ylyanIa against william V. McCrachen, Nell Nc
'Dopald and George A. Evans. The respondents had
fled a counter claim Of about 100000 but leave was
given them TO institute independent suit for the
amount The judgment will not be entered until
December . to allow time for the filing OF this suit
The Attendants had the contract for building the st.
Lous Louisville and Texas Railroad and subj the
building of two bridges 10 the complainant. The
amount of the Judgment was what had not been paid
he bridge company by the contractors, who admitted
his hui demanded about 100000 from the company
for extra expense etc, due to the alleged failure OF the
Kew stone Company To finish the bridges at the stpu
lated time. Hartman & Fessenden appeared for the
bridge company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

MRS. FRANK w. TEFFT GETS DIVORCE,
Frank W. Teft, of William e. Teht Of Tent!
Weller & Co., brought suit against his wife, Carrie
B. Teft for an absolute divorce The case was sent
to referee, and when the testimony was taken Mr..
Teft did not appear to press his suit. Mrs. Tet, ON
the other hand, had yet up cOunterclafm in her ans
swer to the complaint, in which she asked for arma-
tive relief in the shape Of absolute divorce from
her husband. The referee reported in favor OF Mrs
Teft and yesterday Judge Patterson in the Supreme
Court signed decree granting her an absolute diyorcs
nom her husband. The couple were married in Junss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
THE SALE OF THE b. AND o. TELEGRAPH co.

Baltimore, Nov. Gothic Interstate Telegraph Come
pany has filed bill In the United States Circuit Coure
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ana
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. The blu
alleges that the complainant recovered recently )udg
ment against the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Conf
many for S25 600 and COSTS which it has been unable
to collect, because the telegraph company has been
made insolvent by the action OF the railroad company
in selling all of its property to the Western Union
Company, for which the railroad company received
stock Of the Western Union to the value OF about
a. 100000 The bill prays for receiver Of the
baltimore and ohio Telegraph Company, and that the
railroad NAV be required TO account TO the creditors
of the telegraph company for so much Of the
receivei by il as may be necessary TO satisfy tho
claims of the complainant and all other creditors who
NAV come into the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

An ABSOLUTE DIVORCE WITH LARGE ALiMoNY
Judge Patterson. In the supreme Court yesterday
confirmed the report Of Frederick II. Coudert. as
referee and granted " Florence Padteiord al absolute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

FoRDHAM AND GEORGETOWN PLAY FOOTBALL.
TIA long looked for football match between the eleyens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

pr,1es oneIeu II library reception Tuesday June III
1tH s,t FSs% nGon sn'F soPSomoTe
p; H. tLi 9n M Latin room, annual meeting OF
Phi Beta kappa M r Gym gIo a. se' m library Lib
hlDitlon' enao,nS ~ the Board of Trustees 10
a. library T %aG rS ssEaay pr exc
orahons' a. ~ fAIumn Hall, associate alumni
a N m aamms Of iS a''0taS
alumni apG ISs presentation 10 the chancellor
he " pG1S SfrF D. S rr on p paper
Of A6sny IL cpppee L. D.. before the Phi Beta
Kappa Thursday june edlo ssianceorl addrel ra
~ ~ Dirht Tey william CroswcIl Doane, ~ ~
IL. "a: i p. m. (Gymnasiuml; commencement uin-
ncr: : n m. presidents fecep''oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

Connection drill for color, takes place on sunday
morning Nj the companies have with much diligence
prepared for the cvcntfu day Company b. winners OF
last years colors hopes 10 rctaln the hard earned
honors The corpanie, viii bo under the following cap
talns: Company \. captain Wright, Company i, Cap
tain Boylan Company D. Captain Burrows Company
&, Captain StHuu.
The Editors II the Forihlm Monthly have closed
their ink well, and laid aside their pens. ~ the com
mcnccucnt issue is IN the hand, Of he publisher.
The board consist, 81 T. Gaiincy sTaIc, cditorir-
chief: T. .. Uurrow, roIdhamcn,la; h. !. Wng'rtcr.
exchange. !. \. Ryan. j. &. MoNcly. ID. Arcilano,
j. 4. J.. Mclean. j. y Dunn, VI. VI. Ramsay. =, l.
Commit. AlIhou,c Lynch, and Vincent +. Dcan'
business manager.
The cadets Who passed The la>t examination for
CORPORAL, have lcci. assigned To- The following com
paui,-. Daniel y. Iu,ilcy. J. {. D0Lucly and y.
jsariet - Company 4, Lawrence Nauriiton. Frank
Kcauug. j Hartman and Frank Mccain To Il.
OF SATURDAY the NH OIhcts' cNamiuatons ended
The graduating elias, Will comprise kenyon !. Tor
te.ric DAVID j. Orphcus. Jane, 9. McNcilly. J..
Gallnry TaaNr Jane, j. keanc. Willard ;. Wright.
John \. ryan, James &. Ipylau Milan g. EurroW 9.
rnoma, C. Carinoiy. Christian II. sIauo James II.
Wh.lan. 7. Weir. Iioma, VI. Doherty. Ndrcis~O Arei
L,no Joseph 4. DoIehcrty. Walter T. Crowley j.,
Jamrs r. Callahan. Gilbert j. Egsn. ]. Bel Brennan.
Charles >. Reilly and Frank Manning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

Among the arrival. by the Cunard steamship Etrura
from Liverpool yesterday j. T. Johnston T. J. Kelly,
Charles ". KayScr. !. =. klou-. II. V. H. knapp X =
kr,pp e. j. I'M ,hton. j. Kridrl w. u. Krossaop Ed
mund Lane j. r. Lawrence ]. T.. Leay. English Consul
At Panama: T.. \. LcVian. Captain Lo,conbc. a. d.
Ma,taSi.n. Ross Mahon. -. NJ. McGarH, Louis Meyer,
C. Morlnuni Gilbert Morse II. Ncrlich. G. Ncumann,
Frederick Mind j. O'Conucll II. J.. Osborn, Charles
H. Parsons. J. Patton, g. II. Prentice. :. D. Prngi"'
Alexander Redo \. y. Recce Jane, Reid i. II. Elch-
atd-on C. g. Roberts, W \. ko>. r. 7. {. Sdndrr,oI,
t,rofgc S. scott SELF Clarence Storm, G. Fox Strang-
way- George H. Tlrr. C.. VI. Tooker. John Turnbnll.
Edgar r. WeIles G.. w. Whc,lwright. o. lie Williams,
w. H. Woolv orth. George H. Bailey. Hamilton T. BeggS'
Robert Bergman. Il. T. VI. Bddulph, }. w bishop
f. r. Blake, IT,. the Rev. NJ Boyd. Harold Bradburn,
j. d. Bebncr {. CLARKE the Rev. Brother Cemrntlan
A. W. = Cochranc. X. r. CorDett. j.. II. Cutter. Johh
Dew \. Is. Douglas, David Drimmic John Early Francis
How Ecces Captain {. II. Il. Fitzgerald w H. Fletcher
II H. Iudger. H. I. Fuller. Colonel Gnscoigne, Leslie
II. Gault W. Gcdd- q. J. Grer \. f. ''oodhart j. IL.
COVER Robert ". Grcig. george Hamilton l. q" HARDY
Mys MARTIN Hart. Ludwig Hirsch, H. {. Hubert The
Rev Il. y. HUI and Jamce jeffrey.
The Orinoco from Bermuda, brought among her pas
sengers Captain Il. t. y. Boggs, Captain T. LucAenbach
Mas J. +. OutnIbrGee. q. II. Scott t. 6. webb ana
Charles Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

Newark Del. Jnne Commencement week al
Delayarc COLLEGE is now at hand. The college dur
ing the last year has taken such an unqneNtloned
materially increased It's roll OF students that much
more than the usual interest IS manifested IN the
nrcscut commencement. The baccaldurTc sermon
viii he delivered 10 night by the Rev. 7. T..
Nartindalc Of Marylan ON Monday evening wiz
b, tbc Oratorica contest on Tuesday evening the
Athonecan society anniversary, on WodncNda, the
compctltive battalion and artillery drill NJ a. M.
the graduating exercises at 10 30 o'cloca, the alumni
dinner at O'Clock the Delta Phi anniversary at 5
O'Clock and hop at 10 80 O'Clock
The following officers and editor, Of The Delaware
College Review Association have just been elected for
next year: Editor-in-cnicf, f. Il. Martin, associate
editors j. T. Armstrong, &. Il. X. Mcklnscy. Blair
Pie. 4. ". Crossan. Rodney Burton j. v X. Wells.
William Tucker. B Is. smith and J. b. Handy prcsi-
dent j. =. Armstrong: vice president. 7. {. Frame {.
secretary Albert bedford treasurer ). ". Lattomus
business manager. Edwin Grant. assistant managers,
Kirxwood Martin and Harry Clemson.
Drawings for The armOry ANA dr hall have
been received from Wilmington architect. They
contemplate "A very neat wooded building rs by 40.
with peaked truss roof slate roof and slate side.
The fund for the erection Of the same i growing
lieutenant o.. lie Roy Brown, L. ~, stationed at
the college has been ordered by General Schofeld
inspect and report upon the annual cncsmp ment of
wine Springs near here. Lieutenant Brown will also
organize crack artillery company from among the
college cadets 10 Join the State encampment.
The college baseball team has been sgnaly sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL.

Amherst Mrs, June II special. The t"ch'l'''
commencement Of tie college begins today. I"-'
nttuler Of alumni and friend, are cNpc.iod - al''
the yarons entertainments. and the Governor "i inc
Commonwealth with his stan will attend me gran"
fling cNercises on Wednesday morning. The loIio"
i,,, +, a list Of the graduates: David Barry S"u''
wick. Clinton Edwin Bliss. Aulcborough, Arthur P'
Noracs Castro. .Iuiz de Fora Mna'' hIA|h' p"ls"'
Ward Dickinson, Amherst. Truman Page Felton, Oct
lin Edgar Gregory. Marblchcad liengy Darwin Has
kim. North Amherst Jose Maria iicrrcrO JoNcli'h'''
cuba: Charles Rowland Jones. DownerS Grove ILL.,
toh, samuel Iorinc >hrcv bury: Albert Carpenter
NcIoud. Amherst: Frederick Way Mo',man' West
r,,,.tcr. Henry Lincoln Russell, sunderland. Hcor-
ur,dlcy slmonds Ashby; Frederick Jason Sil'"'
North Hadley; Arthur Nelson stowe. Hudson walter
Edward Taft. Dcdham; Fred Leon Taylor Nm
hcrst John sherman Wcst. Belchcrt"wn' ana fra''
Oliver Williams, sunderland
The u. O.. X. Society Will hold business meeting
~ alumni and undergraduates Monday evening
after the Kendall prize speaking. and NJ 10 close vi"
have a BANQUET at the Amherst House. lhi' society
has already signed the contracts for house 10 To-
bult on land owned by them adjoining I'd; 'o"cs'
grounds and in a splendid location. The budlhg i
o accommodate sixteen students and Will cost abon'
40 600 and i, 10 be finished by the cold weather OF
next fall.
Professor Brooks spoke yesterday at the meeting
q, Dccrocd Valley Agricultural society on the sub
ject "Gras>.'
"Thc Cyclc7 the annual commencement pubhca
ton Of the D. O.. X. society, Will be ready t"orro"
morning. Among other new features ana interesting
articles 1t Will contain cut Of the new fraternity
house. Mt, ,,.,.,
Walter f. Taft, OF Dedam Mass DaVlh IaffN
~ Aouthwick Mass. and Edgar Gregory, OF ha'D"
head Mass are the three selected 10 reah essay
Al the military exercises Tuesday afternoon.
The freshmen had banquet at the Amherst liol9e
IN FRIDAY evening to celebrate their promotion 10 thc
sophomore class. They brought nome WIN t'1o,' :,
| large supply of ice cream which thcy Wpfo'cn u
beslow upon the Juniors as reward Tor service Fch
| dcrcd This was very nearly prevented by ur
sophomorcs who stole portion oi thr rflI',lnlchts
and afterward attempted 10 prevent any oeleDfa,i"h
| The freshmen however, found time about "clooh
| this morning 10 let of very pretty " - prcc %
| lrc works With the legend " " ~ Co 3d. IN merry
letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
METZGER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE REV GEORGE NoRCRoss, D. D., on DUTY III
THE WORLD.

THE REV GEORGE NoRCR9sS, D. D., ON Duly LIN
THE WORLD.
Carlisle Penn. June 10 SpccaD.-Ihe baccaiaurea.e
sermon before the graduating class OF Ncuscr fe"o
seminary was delivered this evening IN the second
PRESBYTERIAN Church by the Rev George NorcroSs'
d. d. of Carlisle, from Ecclesiastes IN lo-"What
,ever thv hand hndeth 10 do. do II with thy might
The Doctor insisted that the true ideal of Christian lie
v,.s active service for the good of men, our Lord
cxuects His people to minge with the world so that
they NAV not only bless IT, but develop ther own
yirtue by overcoming its temptations Inc OPINION
NJ one time prevailed that the perfection OF reHg"h
was IN be- found In those indOlent retreats the mQnS'
terry and the convent. where every tuhcuoh oil 'Ni
ufc WAS excluded and the whole time filed up with an
endless rouud of mechanical devotons. The monklsn
,I yas honestly worked to It's legitimate conse-
ouences but the outcome was 80 monstrQus that tho
world rose up in its wrath ana shattered the ihst'u-
zion and broke the type and tore down these nests OF
unclean birds and drove away the harpes Tile RUNS
~ the abbeys in England stand to-day as the monu-
ments of an exploded folly In religion. II is very
curious study 10 see how the same elements In tho
hu,non heart come out i'm the different ages OF tis
world Now it must be confessed that most men
have greater or less amount of Incidence, which as
inclines them for the work to which God really css
them. They would Ike the Gospel better II " ,hv
entirely repealed the sentence In the sweat OF ty
face shalt thou eat thy bread The Holy Evansei
would have been more 10 their liking If II had psS
claimed final emancipation from industry ana polnln
out some way by which men might be excused n s
labor That what the mendicant friars III ther
time we're only too well pleased to md In the mona.o
system. To-day the lazy and the lawleSs ma tno
gosnc that suits them In the rawlings Of the anarchss
against social order. They strive To shelter tior
selves behind OF the real grievances OF honess
work1ngmen, and to seduce these strong sons OF on
from their honorable and manly avocations, anu o
Isl them in the army of discomfort II they cogla
only overturn the present social order they nllsM
live Tor n time the wreck. And what care ,ioi
that society would be turned back into barbarsm
such improvident rascals have made no rSs.sonaos
plan for tomorrow. Their only motto Is a nrous
The deluge - What do they that the por'oiis
of thousands would be wrecked II only the IAN uS
penitentary and the poorho might rule for notn
on carnival The Doctor closed with an earnest -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
TUFTS COLLEGE.

Tufts College, Mass, June Ia (SpecaD.-In tho
prize speaking for the Goddard prizes, held June
TO- there were eight contcstants-three from the
Junior class five from the sophomore and none from
the senior. The programme was follows +. w.
Perkins "The Death Of Garfield" Blaine; {. r..
Tucker Plea for the old South Church. Phillips ;
H. A. Potter, Boum Boum," from the French Of
Jules Claretie from the junior class; H. c. Carter,
Adams and Jefferson Webster; VI. >. Brooks. Tho
First settlers story Carleton: W. 5. Gray, Under
the Flag Philips A. f. Peterson, The Minute Men
OF 10" Curtis; +. A. North q" The Lcpcr,' from the
sophomore class. II. a. Potter secured first prize In
the Junior +. W. Perkins second and in the
sophomore class VI. :. Rrooks first and W. ;. Gray
second. The judges the Rev. W. f. Gibbs, F. A.
Hill and N IL. Whittemore
in the competitive reading for the Greenwood
scholarship in the Divinity school, June ., W. b..
Eddy secured Lrst prize, L. h. Peasc second and
L. VI. Powers third.
The annual reunion and banquet Of Kappa Charge,
Theta Delta Chi held al the ThornGlke. in Bos-
ton on June 10. The officers J. f. Albion.
POSTMASTER; c. II. Patterson, poet, and the Rev.
T. A. Perry orator.
The baseball team has Just returned from its Maine
trip OWNS to the unpleasant weather. only two
games played with R0wdOin and Bates. in botn
Of which Tufts defeated.
President CGpen has been seriously i'll for several
days and unable 10 attend 10 his college duties.