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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-16
.YPORrS-

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
1885 bales upland cotton, 81 bales domestcs. 10
Gale seas island cotton, 1880 bbls rosin, 81, 103
feet lumber, los bbs spirits turpentine, / car
slaves. 10 pkgs fruit, 30 tons pig ron IL turtles,
SO pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Trojan [Brl, for Bremen--4, 600
bales upland cotton, weighing 1855, 046 pounds
Per sohr Annie Grace, for Wilmington, Del
-364. 7es feet p p lumber-Stillwell, Millen & Co
Per schr Thos Ball, for New York-2SI, 1876
feet p p lumber-McDonough & Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
Miss f B Hartridge, DR. s Jones, w b Luckin.
G Copeland, II A StuIlts d w Kent and wife,
Mrs NJ Asendorf. H + Klug, G l. Little, w C
BELLOWS D G Parry, H Walker, Z Collins, j n
Baker, J A Long,
Per steamship City of Birminghau1. from New
York-Capt Blum, Mrs l. Bucker and init, f J
Kinder, Miss L Bucker. Mrs Framer and inf,
a Gleason, @ Harris f Tell. T N Park, r
Trent, Mrs w Preston, Mrs Flynn and inf,
Mrs Morrissey, DR. ] Fargo and wife, H II
Sinicor and wife, A G Alderman, NJ Bona, Miss
J V Ketchum. ? Ward, II Kelly. j b Marshall,
colored, and 40 steerage
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal AMI Rluffton--W Gibson, Agt.
Steamer Ethel Carroll. Colen's Bluff and way
landings-W Gibson, Manager.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER-
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Esmeralda [Spl, CurelL, to load for a
port in Spain-J Cuyas.
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BALTIMORE Sept. 15.-Flour active; How.
ard street and western superIine 50 600
city mills Rio bnands, extra s. 1905 40 Wheat
Southern steady; Fultz, 9acOSl o.; Long
berry, 9ac0S1 02; western weak; No.
2 winter red, on spot and September a516
GDg5S4c. Corn-Southern nominal; white 5SQo59c;
yellow 57Q15Sc; western weak.
family s. a5Gs s.; ST. choice So S6a8 Is; fancy fancy
81 $500 50; patent So Oo05 IS. wneat-trading
from s19@S1sc lower than Saturdays
closing; No, red, cash 971S09sc; October de
livery 97Yci DECEMBER delivery ST. Ol9s
business market weak; the close was 2I66l31sc
lower than Saturdays closing figures; No. 2
cash ago bid; October delivery 4lc; November
delivery 44I5c; December delivery 1850; May de
livery 471sc bid. Oats, May lightly traded in;
other options neglected; No red, cash 3s16c
asked; September delivery 33Ac October
delivery 3416c asked; May delivery 40c.
IS. Provisions steady-Pork $40 80. Lard, prime
steam, 81 90. Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders,
So S71t: longs S. sos So ribs s. 65@5 go; short
clear S. 6515 20. Bacon-Shoulders So 25; longs
SO 1906 12l5; ribs So 20D6 rs; short clear 80 25
Of 30; sugar cured hams $40 5OGDl2 50.
Whisky steady at 81 1a
NEW ORLEANS Sept IS: = Coffee firm;
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 193z@9fc Sugar,
| good fair sac; fair slice; centrifugals weak,
choice white &c; of white &c; choice
yellow clarified 5ss@6.4e prime yellow clarified
centrifugal, fair at 10000; common to good
common, 1S9i4c; inferior 1l@12c.
| CINCINNATI, Sept 15.-Flour firm; family
SO 1904 Is; fancy 81 6994 IS. Wheat
steady; No. red. 81 90. Corn easier; No.
mixed 50lf@51c Oats easier; No. 2 mixed
| SOC. Provisions barely steady at $40 rs.
Lard dull at So o5@6 10. Bulk meats easier
short clear s. Is. Hogs lighter, supply
| higher; common and light SO o50D3 rs;
packing and butchers 81 1904 S. Sugar in
| 595Mc, Whisky quiet at 81 10.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK. Sept. Is, noon-Spirits turpentine
steady at 40la04lc- Rosin quiet but steady al
| 81 4001 IS.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady and quiet; strained
common to good 81 4O01 IS. Turpentine
quiet and easier at 4O14 @4OAc,
steady at SIC. Rosin quiet; strained 90c; good
strained at 98c. Tar firm at 81 65. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 %; yellow dip 81 90;
| virgin 81 90
CHARLESTON, Sept i5.-spirits turpentine firm
/ at S711c. Rosin quiet; good strained
| New York, Sept. 15.--Rice active and firm;
| domestic fair to extra 51h0696c.
New ORLEANS, Sept 15.-Rce quiet; ordi-
nary to prin1 41s0514c.
PETROLEUM
| NEW York, Sept 15-Petroleum market
| trading the market moved up sharply for Penn
| sylvania oil and closed firm. Penn
| sylvania oil, on spot, opened at $3.50. highest
| $500, lowest Sc closing at s3s4c; October op
| closing at SIC. Lima oil opened at 3414c
| highest Csc, lowest 3414c closing at 3414c.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
LUMBER oastwise-The offering tonnage
is ample for all requirements, and
rates are easier although not
quotably lower. Rates may be quoted
within the range of ST. 00D7 so from this port to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and sound
ports, with 250 50c additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 50c@Sl 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West ladies' and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario, $1s 00@19 90; to Bue
nos Ayres or Montevideo, $40 000Sl6 so; to Rio
Janeiro, S17 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl4 90; to United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber, e5 los standard;
lumber, 95 los. Steam-to New York, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 20; to Balti-
more. IS 50.
NAVAL SroREs-Market is nominal. owing to
the scarcity of spot tonnage for which there
is good demand Foreign-Cork, etc, for
orders. small spot vessels, rosin, SIS Sd and Is
Cd; to arrive, IS 3D. and As Cd; spirits, Ad-
ratio, rosin, IS Cd; Genoa, as 3D.; South Amer
lea, rosin, 81 90 per barrel of $50 pounds.
Coastwise -Steam-To Boston, lie per 10Ofbs
on rosin, 9sc spirits; to New York, rosin,
nc per inns; spirits, SOC; to Philadelphia,
rosin, 71ac per 1OObs spirits, soc; to Baltimore.
rosin, 30c; spirits, roc. Coastwise quiet.
CoTTON-By StAam-The market is dull and
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TUESDAY. Sept. 10. 1890
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, .AsKins Philadelphia
G Anderson.
Steams alp Inchrhona [Br, Sanders, Philadel-
phia, in balast-Strachan Co.
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-W.T Gibson, Agt.
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psntine was very quiet and unchanged. There
Roard of rade on the opening call the mar
ket was reported quiet at S71xc for regulars
AT the second call it closed dull at
s7i6c for regulars. Rosin-The market was
onier and steady. There was light inquiry
and INIT a small business doing. The total sales
for the day we're about $50 barrels. At the
BOARD of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm for X and below, and dull for
NJ and above at the following quota
81 40; Il. 81 90: l. 81 so; K, 81 70; NJ, II 10; N,
S2 As: window glass, $3 25; water white So so.
At the last call it was unchanged, except for
window glass, which was quoted at 50 20, with
safes Of 100 barrels
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WESLEYAN WAYS.

-,cr FOOTBALL ARGUS
..,,,..o,.u corD anrl17 tspeciaD. AT tho meeting
tie o.soc;,tou on Tuesday evening Dr. ii.
w conn gave a comprehensive ana eNhausu'o i0'ie"
of Modern Views of HeredN' N'' 80 ~ =.
.bs important relation of heredi'S " .,0 49, VI
.yo,ution he briefly explained t'o oiu 49, y,
encemisis Heckels theory OF Nun"',"e ,.o~,
the Nic"s u .nan discussed at length the principal
n"''- -. 49,. that of the continuity OF germ plasm,
- =, - s,nnorted by Wei>smann, OF Germany.
80, no. entirely accepting Weissmahh theory Dr.
Conn said if was the greatest ADDITION 10 INC VI
.h orici, and development OF ahlmais Via, mas ocen
,n..o since the publication OF DARWIN Virgin Vi
Species -. o,oss hoe onnointea tho
INC a,.,eo 10 nominate officers for the foot
,o'r' ,,ion for the coming year: F. y. Gascogne,
r. II Opdyke. J. A. lulse. j. e. "raham' D. IL.
poors and / : Parshley. The omcerS must DC eice'eu
during the first week in May
rhe hasehau MANAGEMENT have arranged the follow
ing schedule of games: April -. cuban GIANTS al
Middletown: &C. Lehigh, at Middletown' May l,
brown. at Providence: 3, Trinity. at Middletown;
3 Columbia at Middlctown; 10, st. Johns
SSe e cty ST. Trinity at Hartford June
College eai"y at Mddlctown in the two games
played this last week. with Trinity on Tuesday and
with St Johns College on THURSDAY Wes ne T Tbs
team has PLAYED very poorly There have been some
cases OF good individual playing but team work is
sadly lacking.
meeting of the "Argus" Board was held on Monday
10 organize for the coming year. The several positions
were filed as follows Editor J. f. Jenkins 81 :
literary editor. L. F. La fetra. oi local editor D.
Toss IT,, ~ exchange editor, a. f. Hancock, 0l !;
business manager, W. b. Day, 81 personal editor
f. L. Rice o. The assistants IN the several dl de
Editorial J. : Pullman; literary. L. r. Gibbs, local,
II. G. Eldridce: business. II. ID. Gordon. .
The Wesleyan baseball team PLAYED the Portland
team yesterday afternoon the Portland grounds
The gdpe was well played on both sides. IN the
eighth inning f.. Q. Smith. the Wesleyan 1rstbase
broke bore of his LETT hand In attempting TO
side third base. fIe be laid up for the rest
OF the season. which will seriously weaken the team
Score Wesleyan Z, Portland o.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.
cREMATINc THE CALcULus-LIBRAR,

Syracuse. April 90 lSpcclal.-Thc sophomorcS In
tend to have big time at their coming cremation
OF Calculus. IL Is needless 10 add that the " boys
are more than enthusiastic when they have buried The
remains Of this book from their mortal sight Follow
ing are the officers elected the occasion last week
orator, O. a. Wadlcigh; poet. Charles Wiley prcs
dent VI. 5. Hutchinson; vice president Miss Trow
bridge historian. Mis- Wood marshal Arthur Lea
cock; treasurer Frank Shcrwin secretary. Miss Ross
At meeting OF the freshman class the following
officers elected President Edward Damn; vice
president. Miss Webb secretary, Miss Forman; treas
urer, Mr. Kirkland.
Herbert Jaquay, 1913, and F.. u. Turner. 91. have
gone TO Washington for visit in order 10 see Con
gress in session.
The university library, through the courtesy OF
Congressman Beldcn, has Just received some 400
volumes OF very old and rare documents and books
which the first archives OF this country. They
contain the earliest minutes Of Congress and other
data first collected by the Government.
The University Of Michigan play the Syracuse nine
Oh May II.
Chancellor Sims started West last week on a six
xseks' tQus. ie expects to visit the cop1erensss u
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Tho forwardness Of the for outdoor sports mas
wood the athletes Mems Christian AsSocs-
tlon To their grounds Mott and their oo'thon'c
on the Harlem River at earlier date Than usual TINS
wear Some Of the members visited these places on SAT
urday and to-day the athletic department my be 'au
10 be ready for business This does not mean the Closing
Of the gymnas Of the various branches. but only
that the greater part Of the athletes will from now un
tho fall take their exercise Of doors The synna'u
Will however shut up during the hottest part oil u
Repairs and improvements Of various xmas nave D''
made At the grounds In Mott Haven, ana The runners
Jumpers and puttcrs Of heavy weights VIII soon nsh "
get Themselves in trim for the spring games "h'h WI"
probably occur on 81 although the dAte mas "o'
finally been decided The athletic ciub oil Inc Or
ganilation was organized March 10.
The athletic department L. not the only one however
which will oner members opportunities Tor out-"ft"""
r.creatlons thi, summer. The Outing CluD VIII give u
number Of rambes which proved such success iS'
wear The first moonlight anblc occur" on May =" "n
the trims OF this kind various points IN N"'tch'st'r
County on Long Island and NswJcr-cy Will be- visited
D.cnnng Juns z ranbcs will be taken every saturday
afternoon In the summer ON Decoration Day the Out
Ing Club will have a big excursion TO "eeNoou hahs
New-Jersey In the afternoon the Harlem ana twenty
thirdst. organizations VIII play game OF Da'so@ "''
there Will b. gynna,uc and sthl, tic contests
The bicycling camera, awn-tenns ana baseball sec
tons Of the association also ookiHs forward 70 All
setlye season.
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AUBURN THEOLOGICAL,
MANY cALLs-coMMExcEMENr PLANS.

Auburn, y. Y, April 10 CspeciaD.-The SEVENTEEN
annual catalogue Of Auburn Theological Seminary.
tust issued shows attendance of fifty one-Senors
IS middlcrs 10. Juniors TO- special students I, and
l graduate student The catalogue states that here
after the faculty Will insist more strongly than
heretofore candidates for admission having had
complete college course or reasonable equivalent This
will turn away many seeking admission, but will
maintain very high standard of scholarship
OF the graduating class. the following members
have already accepted calls 10 churches : Cook 10
Seattle Washington; c. II. Fem. to Tonawanda
y. Y: A. ii. Fraser, to GAINESVILLE, y. V; H. A.
Manchester to Danforth Church. syracuse, " y.
II. y. sayre, to Branchport y. y; G. c. Shaw, TO
oxford. n. c.: T. T. sherman, to Dexter y. ".
j. w. StiIl 10 Byron, " y. G.. W. Warren. 10 Pratts
burg. y. y. and W. G.. White. to Cuba, y. Y
Many of the middle and junior year students will
engage in mission work in the West during the sum
mer. Others will supply churches in the State.
Very few men now 60 before the Presbytery for
examination for lcensure at the end of middle year.
as formerly. since they find no difficulty securing
work without doing
The seminary year closes May :. The arrange
ments for commencement follows: May s and
T. examination of classes before the commissioners
Tuesday, May 6, 80 p. M, annual meeting Of the
Society Of Missionary Inquiry address by the Rev.
q. +. Verbeck, ID. D., of Japan: Wednesday. May z.
Z 80 p H., before the Society Of Alumni, by
President David Allen Reed Of pringfeld. Mass.
Thursday a meeting Of Commissioners and Board
Of Trustees Thursday l. m. meeting Of Western Edu
cation society; Thursday. l 80 p m. Alumni dinner
THURSDAY, 80 p. addresses by the following
members Of the graduating class Cook. Fcnn Jud-
son, Manchester Shaw, Warren, followed By address
10 the graduating class by Professor Riggs.
The seminary has just received from George d.
DAYTON. Of WOrtlngtOn. Mimi, gift Of 600 volumes
from the admirably selected library Of the late Rev.
i. Z. Dayton, which is TO constitute the Dayton
Memorial he i'm he refp
library established this year in a convenient in
Morgan Hall. There has been added 10 the seminary
library this year about 500 volumes and 100 pam
phcts making the total number al present $4,000
volumes and about 5000 pamphlets.
a pleasant feature OF the seminary year has been
the course II practical talks given by successful
pastors. Thus the following have been cnjoyet:
The sunday school, the Rev II. II. stcbbns ID. D.
s. The Prayer Meeting" the Rev. f. II. Dickinson;
The Once of the Ministry the Rev. a. V. Y. Ray
mOnd, ID. D.: Parish Work. the Rev. W. II. Hub
bard: The Minister'S study" the Rev c. G. IIcmin-
way: Palestine" the Rev. r. g. seymour. ID. ID.
"The POlitv Of the Methodist Church. the Rev.
o. 4. Hougiton ID. D.. besides several others. Miss
Amelia =. Edwards also lectured "Thc Buried
Cities Of Egypt
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CORNELL HEARS AEour PROTECTION:
THE BASEBALL NINE At PLAY.

Ithaca. y. y. Ami ~ t>p'cian.-s Some weeks ago
Thomas C.. sherman gave address here under tho
au.pccs II The Cornell Congress and presented prob
ailf effectively II is possible to d, the free trade
doctrine o political economy. Last evening PROBES
Robert Ellis IApmp,on Of the University Of Pcnnsyl-
wanna. 'otarcd in barnes Hall and prcscntcd the pro
iccuon theory 10 surprised and delighted audience
Few were prepared for 40 able and Interesting "A
lcctn ne The speaker handled FREQ trade without gloves
and As frequently interrupted with enthusiastic sp-
p!iusc. lie treated tIs subject fairly. canddly and
practically. AID y TN great force and clOqucnrc.
The University bail nine played their first game on
Saturday last at Eli1ira with the Emira nine. Dha
game was very fine one. Cornell Wa victorious In
q score 81 to >. Ipc-day's game Rochester vs.
Cornell. played the Athletic Grounds. was
Ncit LllntcHc-tng. the Rochester boys we're no
match for the 'ornclls. VINO won without effort in
-coic OF . Z" -. rIr Hobart and Cornell game
wa, PLAYED here tn, afternoon. but SO easily did
Cornell eot a"ay' with ticlr advcrsaries that the
game very tame.
Corncll'~ player, Priest J.. Field catcher
lloorich. first b1sc: burrows. second base spencer
third base: May, right field Davenport. ccnirc-lcld
Craig. left field Rich -llOri stop.
The Long Island CITY cab ms arranged TO PLAY the
University niLc here on the 3ist Of May.
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GOING on AT STEVENS INSTITUTE.
PLAYING LACROSSE WITH SUCCESs-BAD LUCK
AT EXAMINATICNs.

The third term Of the year began last Monday, and
all the classes with the exception Of the seniors who
~, on thesis work. returned to their studies The
junior class Jared very badly In the last examinations
A large majority Of them being conditioned in various
subject and about fifteen receiving warnings.
ON Wednesday evening tho glcc club sang FOR the
Young Peoples Association VI the salem Baptist
Church. New Rochelle. y. Y.
The committee appointed by the Junior class TO
take charge Of the junior ball. 10 be held in June.
Paul spencer. chairman. G. n. Mccullough. ". l..
Thomson. C. f. Pcarcc ard +. 7. Lanse.
Friday afternoon me g. G. Of y. y. lacrossc team,
played and were defeated by score Of , to
/. The game not well played by either team
the weak point being poor passing. ON saturday the
opening game for the championship ~ the Metropolitan
Lacrosse Association took place. al Washington PARK,
between the Ircollyn club and stevens. The game
Wa well coutcstci. the score being, BrOohAn !,
stevens O. Nearly 5000 spectators were present
lacrosse team and I. H. stevens, lr. ." = appph'd
iu hi, place Nr. stevens having had a long ~
per!cnce In lacrosse and distinguished himself a. one
Of the best players In the inrtitut". VIII ~ DOUBT
prove "A successful captain. The schedule ~ games
IL be- PLAYED by the stevens lacrosse team .Nprll
- Ilroohlyn, Al lIohOkcn May !. C. {. Of y. - AZ
IIoboken: MAY ;. LchiFh University. at Bethlehem I,
Nav TO- Princeton AT Princeton May u. IiDohyn. at
Irpklyn. NAV IL. 4. 4. II " Y. Al New FORK, May
81 John, Hopkins University, at Baltimore.
The Indicator for April was published last week
Iesidcs valuable papers 10y Professors Denton tobu>
and MacC ord IL contained several articles ~ eng
nc..ring value by stevens alumni. one 81 the most
interesting Of which was on Gable Traction a. Ap-
Piled to Elevated RAILROADS. 10y {. W. Thomas. IT,
The new annual. "Thc Link Is expected 70 be
published IN about two weeks
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the Methodist Church in the West and hopes TO re
ccve several large bcnefactons from generous friends
me university library received for its endowment
iuhI 5000 the other day from gentleman III New
iorh State, through the efforts of the chancellor
me Gcc Dub have several good dates ahead, among
otler places. OswcgO.
Inc Young Mems and the Young Women's Christian
associations intend to hold union meetings every sun
ua iS, afternoon hereafter During the term sermons
VIII De preached in the John Grouse Music nan by
Or Little, DR.. spading the RI Rev. +. ID. Hunting
1on tlc Key II. DE. Milford. Chancellor sims the
i.cN. = l. ford. OF this city, and Dr. j. VI. Kcld, OF
New York, and DR.. J. IL. Colman. Of Troy.
\. I" Nrcdenburg. 30, the son Of Methodist
rlcrsynian near cwY0rk City. has shown such re
markabc proficiency in music that he recently
cl'r,cd pipe organist In the Univcrsalist Church.
me note III The Tribune some weeks ago mat a
professor was wanted here In chemistry ha> brought
esore, OF appcions 10 the university authorities all
Oh winch shows that the college news feature OF
Inc Tribune meets with popular Endorsement.
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NOTES PROM TDRDuNM.

The cadet corps has battalion drill three times Il
week now. and there Is great deal Of rivalry mani
tested by the several companies ~ To VII" VIII capture
the cOlOrs this year X. A. johnson. Of Company H. mas
been made adiutant. sergeant Slcvin has been pro
NOTED lieutenant of Company \. and sergeant Mar
tin Ramsay the rank of sergeant major me HIS
torcal Society listened 10 interesting anc INSTRUCT
i've lecture Greece. Rome and Christianity gwen
by the Rev Thomas Hughes on wednesday evening"
After the lecture the society gave it, annual dinner
the president Of the college presiding The college
baseball season begu: Thursday with victory
for tho Fordham-. They went to Mlddlctowh ana took
the Wesleyan University nine Into camp by the
score Of IL to 3. Wesleyan could do nothing with
Carmody's delivery. and this. combined with the cN
cccnt support yiven hi accounts for the victory OF
team are working hard ard have sanenihc hopc' OF
bringing the maroon to the front duilhE tlc coming
season. The drlmat, society VIII 1--WE " me hlV'ls
and an act from ~Thc critic on MAY :. Messrs.
McNcilly. Brennan. Tatite and scvn are cast Tor 'hc
principal parts. The proceeds OF the cnur'hlhmcht
for the dcfraylnc Of expenses incurvd u'lh- to
last year. New j. being painted ana on inc
stage electric lights have been substituted FOR gus
The dynamo has lust been completed ana me
college grounds and buildings are now hghtca cntrcn
by electricity. Rapid strides are being nl'uc toWail
the completion II the new dormitory building ana the
faculty are In hopes that It will bc ready FOR occupancy
by the beginning Of the fall term