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The evening world., 1890-01-09
TO BESIEGE THE SENATORS.
Solid Array 10 Back New York's
Claims for the Worlds Fair.
On to Washington,

On 10 "hbnlngtOn.
That Is the slogan OF Mayor Grants
delegation OF solid New Workers who will
present Gotham's claims for the Worlds
Fair site before the Senate Committee
Saturday.
1t will be tho most solid aggregation of
citizens thRt ever left this town with n
single aim and purpose, and II it doesn't
crush the Senator'S with the weight Of its
arguments il will be one of the nnrrowest
escapes that that venerable and dignifled
body eve experienced.
Responses TO Mayor Grants invitations
are coming In with gratifying prompt.
ness. and the list of those who intend 10
participate In Saturdays raid on Congress
h made up 10 date "a follow :
willian. J. Once. Ii. G. Mapquand, +,
h. Thurber. e. L. Merrifeld, Z. G. Stan.
ton, Il. L Horsnan. ChaunceyM N. Depew,
W. C. Whitney, Cornelius Vanderbilt. T.
C. Plat, +. A. Kursheedt. John ID. Grim.
minis. Gen. Daniel Butterfeld. Johh II.
Graham. Collector j. b. Erhardt. John
II. Inman, Jesse Selieman. T. @. East.
man. VIM. l.. Davis. Henry Goldberger,
II. A. G. Smith. f. l.. Gunther. II. &.
Mendelson. j. Edward Simmons. Evan
Thomas. James W. Tappin. w. E. ID.
Stokes. George G.. Haven. John M. Bow
ers, Frederick Mohr; Joseph J.; LATHE.
Roswell +. Flower and Cornelius n. Bliss.
There Is still another day remaining in
which to augment the list. and from the
rate 10 which acceptances of the in
vitations are coming in the number given
will probably be doubled.
The headquarters of the New York
delegation in Washington will be at the
Arlington House, where Secretary Stokes,
of the Committee on Legislation, has
secured seven rooms with a large parlor
attached. .
Arrangements have also been made
with the railroad companies for a special
train to accommodate the delegation.
which will probably be swelled to con-
siderable proportions at the last moment.
The most of the delegation will leave
town late tomorrow a afternoon. so AZ to
reach Washington in time to get O good
nights rest and to prepare for the tug
of.war the following day,
st. Louis had its hearing yesterday. the
advantages Of the Mound City being set
Louis TepuSiic. Washington viii present
its claims tomorrow, and New York and
Chicago will have a lively set-to before
the Committee. for they are both down
for Saturdays hearing.
The struggle OF the giants will then
take place, and Washington is already
working up to a fine state Il excitement
over the anticipation of the inspiring
spectacle.
Among those who notified Mayor Grant
T. day that they would join the Washing
ton delegation were eX-SIayOr Cooper,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Elliott +. Shepard,
Cornelius n. Bliss. Joseph LiebmAn.
Isidor Siraus aud john C'afin.
Subscriptions to the Guarantee Fund
wore received to-day as follows
Thos. A.. Wilmurt 4 Son, 400; G, W.
AhTig. 400; VIM. Dickman. 4lOO; Wm.
brand. hoo; John LoehT, $50; Geo, Som
err. s@O' Oscar N. Pi,rer, sl0j Henry
BENJAMIN, sa; J. ~Iiaggerty. i5i VIM. Fir
man, $50; lila \. Reid, s5t,
The evening world., 1890-01-09
HIS AFFIDAVIT WIS FALSE.
Policeman Reynolds SHala that Hs
was Aiding In ~ Arrest.

A very peculiar stnte Of eGsiTs has come
to light In the case Of Policeman james
F. Reynolds, Of the East S~lxty-sevonth
station. who VIVA yesterday committed by
Recorder Smyth for failing to answe q
subpoena 10 testify at the General Sessions
in the cnse Of John Reilly. whom he
arrested for larceny.
While ho was In the "prisoners' pen VI
Police Inspector Williams arrived, and
after a conference with Reynolds the
latter submitted an affidavit 10 tho effect
that he had oversight Tuesday and was
further detained on the way 10 court by
assisting q brother officar III making an
arrest. Reynolds was then discharged:
Tuesday was Reynolds's day IN. and he
drank heavily In various Yorkville "a
An nalim named Nuneia osadstti vas
sttuiinR in hia doorway. NJ, 2s7 East Ono
Hundred and Eiehth Street. when Rey.
noldA amt alonE. ind after clubbing htn
severeiy crested him, together with
who attempted TO interfere.
Reg nolds took his prisoners 10 the East
Eighty eighth street ~aiaiion, where Capt.
O'Connur Raid that the policeman was
drunk. and had him locked mp after dis
charging the Italians.
Capt. O'Connor said 20 an EVENING
WORLD reporter this morning That he had
made charges against REYNOLDS. and that
the charges were at Headquarters three
hours after Reynolds'a arrest.
That being tho case Inspector Williams
must have known 1t when he talked with
Reynolds in Recorder smyth'a court yes
terdav.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
ALMOST ANOTHER HORROR.
Walls Of BrOOklyn's New Casino
Crush In a Hotel Roof

The hurricane of this morning blew down,
At p. so o'clock. the rear portion Of the wal
Of the new Casino Theatre, at Fulton and
Columbia venue
The mass Of brick aud mortor crushed in
the roof OF the Union Hotel and restaurant,
No. II Alabama avenue, kept by Edward
johnson, and severely injured his eight
year-old son Charles about the head Snd
face.
A servant girl sleeping in the same room
as the lad had a narrow escape.
The hotel building vas damaged to the e1-
tent Of about 81. 600.
The dveling and saloon OF Charles Vac,
tory, 10 Alabama avenue, vas AS DAMAGE
20 the extent OF 5000.
The theatre is being constructed by o b
Riley & Son for J.. d. and W. J. Bennett
About thirty ieet Of the wing Of the sirue-
mrs Is still standing, and Is considered
dangerous 10 surrounding buildings.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
BOGART VISITS THE MAYOR.

State Engineer John BOgart. who recently
declined Mayor Grants offer to appoint him
Street Commissioner. called ON the Mayor
this morning.
Mayor Grant would not say II his visit had
anything 10 30 with the appointments Of
Commissioned Colemau's successor,
Ne did Say. how yer, that he is still undo
cided regarding tue filing Of that lmpoFtshS
pisitiOn. and had not yet found the man
who Is eQH'l TO the task which viii Dc re-
qniTed OF the new Commissioner.
Commissioner Coleman left the city to-day
10 be absent for several days. and nodh9d
Mayor Grant that he bad placed Deputy
Department.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Cllf.on Ea,rlos For TOM orrow,
CIIFToS RACE TEAcK. y. j.. Jan. o.
The following are the entries for ~to-InOrroN

CLIFroS PACE TRACK. \. j.. Ian. D.
The following are the entries for Tomorrow
Fire. k.es.- Mis- lsa = !ErISsE ssninE -gsllai
Ploi, ClsttoE. rraVs!leI. FoantAih. SabAllsTn,
Chlisy Russell, 90 each Dar.mA. queen Bss''
81 10 rarh.
second Rae Fre-slsatbs q : mils. -Bo9iIs,
Tst hna Fin, YIGBI.s. sa'sSs k5ssgiSSSS'
o]yo-toa. Io5 zSI5 sAnsEs ~ each Ss5s-
ThId HeS-Mis. sslling. 1t Pans ia Red
liESi, Il2. hAr,hAn AIS. 100 VfeiFiI. los
J-nLlc McFArlsnd. lQO Ia.
,sra b0yTs ~ Bss!t.'sE sh1 III esd
Flee. q PsrsrAdu. BAnbIIdss. 100 sae1 Mia
Caay, lO5 PoSsthlo, i0l tslsiA leo =.
Filth REce-klA Gnd one-hal' luflanaA
H.Isn, MonoIIAa, John Atseol Thsors. CAieta.
Pbiip D., ProdiSL, Ii dlehsAd Hahso. soaEeniE,
Romsnce, TenAhE 6siden Rod (crneFy Con
temp'h, San D., Hob ea.h .
Sith Eaes- bsbatsats Haa4ls4Pi mile. Graf
GTsnsrey. 100 Osss GSldel O75soRsisf. iO3
sas Faasg ssleins. los Eoasa Io5h.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Empress AuRusta,s Funeral.

IpY cArLS TO TIE PRyss NEW AssocrArIoy.i
BERLIN. Jan. 0.-The mourning for tho
DowsRer Empress Augusta Is general.
All amusement has ceased, business In
partially suspended and the public depart
ments are closea.
Tomorrow the remains viii lie in state in
the Chapel Of the Ate SchloSs.
On Saturday final services will be held at
the Dom Kirche. beginning ct IL A. NJ. aud
at their conclusion the funeral procession.
which will consist largely OF troops. will pass
through "Unter der Linden" and tho
T%hiergarten to the Palace OF CharlottesberR.
where tho remains OF the Empress will DO
deposited by the side OF those OF her hrs-
band.
The Prince OF Wales has signifed his In
tention to 90 present Mt the funeral ~ the
representative OF Queen Victoria.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
LAST edition
NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
England MaSSins a Big Fleet at Fan
Iibar.
spnin's Baby King Dyine-Quecn
victoria's IIlness-General News.
tpr Anil TO rnr prrs, rrws As~,oc1Arrox.l

tBT CABLE TO THE PREss rEws AssocIATfoN.1
LONDON. Jan. q. Twelve British men-of-
war arrived at Zanzibar and others are ex-
pected.
There Is great excitement there over the
prcsence Of thisl large fleet.
surmises are ripe ns to Its object. but tho
prevailing opinion is that 1t ia destined for
the cohEt Of Mozambique, 10 put o stop TO
Portuguese aggression and protect British
interests in the interior.
The fleet Is under sealed orders and awaits
final dispatches from London.
II 10 generally believed that in the absence
OF satisfactory assurances from Lisbon II
will be ordered to proceed to occupy Delagoa
bay.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
UNITED EVEN IN DEATH.
Aged Henry Herman and Wife Car.
rled Oh by La Grippe

Occunnnta ~ tha bio ,apsmept -bousa
oo2 washington street. are To-day discuss
ing the sad deaths OF Henry Herman, the
housskeeper. and his aped wife.
m-
Norman mas oeeh tanli'lAr eharac'er IN
the Spring Street Market for the past
thirty wears. during which time he has
haon horsaL.ano, in a.. hi, ,a,arDon,
ueeh houSeeePei III va "H 'e"een''
HIS wife was 0 sister OF Mrs. Alhisy, wife
OF the Deputy Warden of the Tombs.
Herman md bis wife were noor,v eighty
nv '
years DID, ihey hNed on Inc |hlra moor
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Thomas Finley suicidos.

Thomas Finley. . w~sll-known resident of
Long Island City. was found dead near the
Fifth street bridge thi. morning, having
shot himseli through the heart. lilo il sup
posed 10 have been insane.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
$500, 900 FOR THE VIADUcT.
Bonds Voted for This Washington
Heights Improvement.

Al q meeting OF the Board Of Estimato
and Apportionment. held in the MAYORS
Office to-day. It was determined to issue
bonds for the construction OF the One Hun
dred and Fitty.eighth street yiaductt to the
The viaduci win n Washington
Heights at H. Nicholas place with
Macomb's Dam bridge.
Hall OF the expense OF construction 10 to
be- paid by the city, and the other TO 10 as
seAsed ON the PROPERTY bene1ted.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
A New Angle Eeyptian Campeigns

~TDuSLAr CABLE sEws srEcfAL-l
Paris, jar. a.-Recent advices from Cairo
indicate that preparations are now well adj
vnnced for the early inauguration OF a new
Anglo-EgyptiAn campaign In the Soudau.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Queen yictoria's Rheumatism.

iBT CABLE TO THE Prrss NEWS AssocIATIoS.l
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Queen Victoria con-
tinues to suffer severely from her rheu-
matism, which shows no abatement, and
she will. therefore. visit Homburg shortly
for the benefit OF the baths.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
To Count the Foreigners in Russia.

DUELAP CABLE NEWS srEcIAL.l
Sr. PETERsBURo, jar. O.-The Imperial
0orernmAnt has ordered q census to be
taken of all foreigners resident In the En-
pire, their professions and their
1t Ia believed that this measure IL aimed
primarily at the Germans, againt whom .
newspaper warfare is now being waged with
great asperity.
The Norosu demands expulsion. while
NJedJeId leads q crusade OF v~irulent In
~vective. The best papers are only a degree
less bitter. being restrained by the rigors Of
the censorship.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Brooklyn Soldiers to pence.

The second joint concert and reception OF
Company O.. Forty-seventh Regiment and
Fraternity Council. 5o+. ROYAL ArcAnum.
will be held NJ the armory on Marcy avenue
this evening. A promenade concert by
Conterno's Ban will pTecede the dancing. I
The evening world., 1890-01-09
in the Slip.

Edward Burken, a !onEEhorenan, employed
At night At rier 20 North River. fell into
the slip this morning ana vas drowned.
ilis | ody was recovered aad taken TO the
MuTgug.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
West End scanda!-A Confession.

IpY CABLE TO the PRESS M vs. AEsocIATIoH.t
LONDON. Jan. 0. In the trial OF Arthur
Newton and others. which was continued
to-day in the Bow Street Police Court. the
boy Wright, one OF the inmates of the
Cleveland street clubhouse. confessed to the
truth OF all tho charges made against that
Establishment.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
ILaa & aihson AfalRn.

Horace F. Lise and Robert Gibson. hard
ware commission aud manufacturing mer-
chants at lis Chambers street, mAde a
general assignment TO 4. c. Stedman to-day
without preference.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Paw pay tor rlootion omoers.

All mspertors Of election aud poll clerks
who have been waiting since last November
for their salaries will be paid at the Tax
Collectors office. 81 Chambers street. to-
morrow morning,
The evening world., 1890-01-09
SPANS Baby King Dying.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
LONDON. Jan. o.. Madrid dispatches say
tho baby King Alphongo is dying. He had
9 restless night, with commissions and high
fever.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
cut his Ar.erIes with = Razor.

James KCsko, bohemian, forty-hve year.
Old, committed suicide at his home in ihI
tenement Zoe second street this morning,
by cuttIng the arteries al bOtn wrists with 4
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Cleopatra's Tomb D'scoyerod.

iHT cABLE TO THE PREss sE VS. AssooTArioS.l
LONDON. Jan. GA despatch from the
Curator OF the Museum OF Egyptian An
t~iqui'iss nj Boulak announces that the tomb
In which Cleopatra was buried has been dis
covered.
The evening world., 1890-01-09
Barge.Load Of COTTON on Fl 9

Fire broke ont on bosrI the barge Georre
Kent. loaded with cotton, ia the North Rive
az SiXty-seventh street this morning, The
cargo VAS damaged 81, 90. Tho police re-
port that II was nsuTed.
The evening world., 1890-01-09

Barkarhs. Lane BAr RheHmRtisA. Ise
CATER stuart Heed aud Bsllad0aEA Plastsrs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
WORK NND PLAY AT LEl!lGH.

PEtF!-,Ui: COrPLE ! A"i~N' PRESIDENT
south Iclhlnhcm. Penn. sept - tsrcr'h.-Lt't
"Wednesday evening President Lamcrtoi "n' was %.
the eve Of dclmrt.us Journey through fSNP' aH"
the Iiny Llud~ wa, the recipient vi dinner t'Ncn 10
hI L., the faculty. pniin. Dr. Lah"'i"; a"''"'"
Dr. tnppcc Will act p',.-Ihr. 81 ttr uiiV r>'N
IT.. ol.,> ,i.c. just crcird ar: S"I"; "A ia'
va. de-, i,--t ulc~idrli e. org" lrS~. VI pr'"ii'Nt
~ 4 I,rnrl. rctary Wanicr ':c'N"h. treasurer ;
r. X l%rdcriurn, historian: j. DE- Ia L. iarrl"''
athletic rcpr ~citl;Nc. "Ihonorc clia'-' '" ''''lr
hart Pre-, dent, Il. Ic:rday. vice W"~r'h, IL. l..
Evans secretary: &. H. Durf''. tNaNNr, I. '"
Tluu hlortp'l. athletic rcpr"-"'I;i'Vc. l;r'h''H
udc~vo,- rl,.> di: ~ ~ ~, vI'" pT'~'"in ,
t,::-.,iir, !. 49,, i.i ~; . l"t ~ l-Ir''r.
4 ccui,a~.tV,'lt III" interest l. 'i','' hc'> ~
,r.rh athl-i~ 4 thpigh' t!i'i -t'. ''"'i' u"
49,, lvrr ..,>.,- N,Ili ?'Ni'" Nh lni''r ia ~ -"
,i,.>r, AID i?IH. OF ~ r'W iuai.'-'L J" l',''
t.Jru,>, r.,.l". W.li l' held 81 hc'"'"r w. Ia IN"
-, .. If ,,h,,l uil n,ui,rr> of tie >"lhoIu.c ana
freshman cll>.,., VII! l." allowed t. 'p"pc;c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
YALE'S ELEVEN EARLY At WORK.
REVISING THE GREAT DICTIONARY.

Eew,Havcn. Conn. sept. 3 (>pccial-Thc foot
ball men are ali AT work IN dead carnc':. Bale
one OF 'y2's he tveSt men. has ben training. i"u
should make player Of great >'!-9-'h lir w'nld
he valuable man at centre. lcft vaca" by the re
tirepaent Of Hanson. Bliss. NILS. Harvey. Ow>l"y
and Hartwen Of last years irrshman team are at
work and some good atciIal Will be developed
Coke. a trot,es q! COKE of =. :trat and Whit" arc
the most promising candidates IL t!T class for N"
rush line, AID Van Ini-n has reputation az long
punter and will prolbN fiji McRrid''~ place IS n.l
back. Ridscway, %: is promising candidate for
la, bach. lie is fleet Of fO?t and a1klco we'll y
novelty in the shape Of leather cans for tho lerN
has been introduced, 70, 'c purpose OF prcvcn;nS he
numerous accidenIs on The field which have hand
Capped the team on former OCCASIONS.
Yalc's professors AID ci;UiuItc> have lecn prom
incn,ly Identified Win III, wolA of preparing The
tdr!o' .: Wr,>.r', Dictionary that : ,.'n !" BE-
issued cx-Irc,iccnt Porter ravrn- been TIE chief
editor The mi .ll.st DEF aIti.ciit Of prnnEf lioh
was committed = The cf the l.cv samuel W.
Iainun. Of his ,y. a! lr".c-soi samuel Porter OF
the National I)ca: Nu'c Co.l-:c, Na,h.n';oh, d. I.
Mr. Iar..um va, !a:nr.l ly PIoi " ,'oocT!ch in The
special AID cXtct Knowledge # The subject in L, de-
tail, and FOR year, has devoted If almost c%'
cu.,yey 10 tia, ,yp.h benz, familiar with tie teach
Ing, - leading Ugi'rS III En&,h O:'ho Ply. ITO
fc,sor pvIieI epi.lDate.. IN the guide u pronuhes
tioD the r:,Il'. -. 1t III ana Jhc continue" S"o>
Of rhIaGl,sy j. Nc !, !'"ci al acted pursued bV
:leAaadc. NJ be-. l"c p.i, 4 woid~ d!i'r'tN
pronua.ccl by cIn,rcut OIL. cii-t> and the m"Fk:
of The pr."nri;.a f Tie word III 'lc vocabulary o.
r.sy.iilne, are the worn OF MI hai1'hnl. Inc ''"l'
tons in ana uIly beet 'eN! eel by Professor Si'
ncy O. Smith. # Yale Ia ar"i "c ana ME ai'' nv
pro,c- ,or I,, ell ;ar;i. oi Tie Cpl';c # Nc"-l"rh
in biology and lhl -p!.'-y. ~ i" $50; ID H. '''
tend "a. Of lac: oot,'Hy. BY P"ie~''r d: & iA''"'
If Vale: IN llau.or b, i.u:,-,". 4. j.. lNA' Jury.
d Yale: in CHEMISTRY! by Pr t. :! a., w. ic 'ni %
yer.itv of Colnlo. III las. by !!"n'!, "hi on d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

TO OPEN TO-DAY-THE RECTOR RETURNS.
Washington. sept. - ,SIccaD.-On Tuesday s.p-
tcnbcr -. at 80 O'Clock. opened 'hc cxer-
,~es Of the spiritual for the Divinity students
by which each scholastic year is to be begun. Tho
retreat Will Clu>c by p0ntilca! high mass on Sun
day. The 3Sth inst, and Monday the 10Th last.
The regular work of tho semester will b. taken
up.
DR.. Thomas Otornan. the late president OF the
seminary of -. TloI:as at Merriam PARK, It. Panl.
Mimi. and previously PaGlisi father. has been
appointed ts professor Of ecclesiastical history. In
conjunction with Di. Sa!!an. now at the University
Of Berlin. DR.. sebastian Nc>slHcr. formerly professor
Of canon law at seton Hall. ~ j., who Ina been
studying Tor several years In Europe. is now at the
university and Will lcnccf,th occupy the chair VI
canon law here.
Among the NOR" prominent men who will pursue
studies IT the university daring the coming year
will be The Icy. Leo lucb>'hcr, q. >. H., lately
professor IT the Mount An-"l College. Oregon; die
Eev. Joseph l.. Tracy. pref ,sor In II. Miry's SIN
mary at laltimorc: The Key. a. Russell Ncvns.
&. =. T., of Sew York the Rev. John l.u'a'. d. d..
Iiccvnc Ohio and tho Rev. Mr.. Russell. Of Iyatis
vile. ID. &.
The public lccur, coni>c~ Will begin on W'!n"say
the Sth and will he cont nu~d usual every Wtdres-
day and lr.daI Afternoon thrnlInUui the Scholastic
year. li' s.l and 1874. Dr. kctlr. TIE rector:
Will lecture IN IN Problem Of tiri>iin tdi'a'i"i.
and Oh the I'D and 3-ti lcr;ur"f VIII lc t'NG'
by The Very Rev. Augustine ). Hewitt. ID. D. superior
General Of tn Pnul!>i Congregation" on the H.Jc''s
Of hi lI A.in~;t,i. la and ' iii 'h ''nu-'l'l>i
The Irida,~ vii lie oc'niird hy the Rev Pr"f' ,>or
george NJ scare {. T.. who Will lcctiiie "a, last
year, On astronomical subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

Midd..t WI. C".,H. sept. = '>l'' ~ '"' ''
,-,r a, W..lryai bra 'u li"' iN '''''"
O'Clock with i''lle III r\'Fl'~ J.. w. ~
90 v,,n.,,l ,iIpr,. ia winch chapel
~ - A.. t lr hri ~ y"ir in'f"h q" Ut
, , Il, farmer ,,.~.. Ihr Latter .~ > ~ I" ''
,,. r,,r, Recitation f'r tn" 'hr" nplr'
.n..., lrrau on FRIDAY, and +" ~" ~ "'''" VIZ
icsln on Monday. .
Al chapel "n FRIDAY W"rdInt III '''i ~ ''
,,,, At intervals throughout i!r v'u l' ''"'' ~
,.,I f.. the. student, ur"u III u l pr - "''"
II,..r i. .,,.I,tn4, and m"ral~, ana thh h' '"" ''
. t.v Thought, {" present ~negc ted Nv tn' "'"'.'
lie IN ,l,. briefly l.r ~ug-c-tN'!V ~ t'' ~ I' '
If IN, faculty. ard III" -'u-" al /" "PP''"''F )"
rri.,y, that ,hnud b. f'li hv t''' ''''''"' '''
,,,il... Tlrrr. va never greater u'HaAu '"' W."
- ,,,,,. ,.,, The. .r,at civilization We r"''
w., canine, IL. carried up t, 1t, best unlr "di" '''''
,u.u ar. distributed tir'ushpnt every cumming
Nc,ur,ry /, the lig-i character "' %
,.,.i, .,cll.,;r lulr>ip /, Ike "A moderator! t""
egg uOb,dy want ".
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DARTMOUTH IN THE FIELD.
COLLEGr, ALIILET!I AND rIE>CHAL.

r T.. -
Hanover, " IT. Sept. IS t>p'cia!l--The oh''ers
Of the athletic association for the year "N
as follows: President. G.. q. DaY1i> 81. % "cNt
Randolph Vt vice.pre> dent A. VI. strong, ~ o'
Anburndale Mass: secretary. +. L. liarc,. 81 OF
Great Falls y. H.; trca,urr II. L. Colby ~, 'i
DapviIle ~ H.: drcctor,-J. Z. Sanboln, 81 "'
Lawrence Mass. Merrill >lur,eh '02. OF Manchester
II C. Ide '93. Of II. JohIisburg. Vt VI. b. Jones' Va
Of Waitsaeld w.. and W. r. Earle. 'D3. t. > ., OF
Lowell, Mass.
The BASEBALL association ha> elected the following
officers: President W .. smith, 81, Of Man Ac >tr
Vt v1ce-prc,dcnt f.. X. Hall. 80. OF Rrat'lrh'f1
VI: treasurer W. :. B!I-ham 81, o! HUDSON. Mas
manager and secretary e. G.. DUBOIS. 81. OF ""'t
Randolph. Vt; dlrcc,oI>-F. ". Plummer, Jl Oh
Maldcn Mass : J. J. Rollins, -. of Portland, Ne.
J. L. Ferguson, 49, Of Danvcrs. Mas: \. r. Motifs
cord and W. e. Down., d. VI. C., Of Rochester.
The first class championship baseball game resulted
in victory for the sOphomorcs over the freshmen by
q score u IL 10 L. Sd'uiuay' sep'choci 80 '"'
seniors aud Junior, Will play.
The annual fed meet VII, be held on October ami
q ON the CAMPUS :, pcnnait VIII &c gwen 10 the
elias, scoring the most points III III" 'pit 81
nort of the eleven tbs tail, and about ZOO n'c VIII
he all that Is necessary. Gill haa Ni, !rH '"ich!h"
the team which is d0n. good work. and hop, 70 maxi
a favorable show ing against Harvard next "cch. nc
eleven Will play at Audnvcr Oh FRIDAY, octorr s.
and at Harvard the next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
FRESHMEN FLOCK TO PRINCETON.

wIrrG AND CLiO-POOR SHOW FOR FOOTBALL.
Princeton y. j.. sept. IS tspcciaD-ln the size Oh
IN. present freshman class tho most sarenn" cxpcc'a
,.,,s NJ cverv Princeton man have been realized. The
large increase has made it necessary TO divide inc
elias. into lSrgcr number Of sections FOR rcitati"ns
For instruction in English there arc Jour sc;ti'hS
for mathematics I've, and for classical in>tr''l,h
six This increase in the number OF oN'''"' "
hcen within proper limits for classro III "osN'
is certainly most conducive to thorol}h H'N"'' WV"
A CORES bending increase becomes hece>-''' III ~
rr,r,r If instr at u.s. The corp, q cis lea INSTRUCTOR
tor t,,c academic freshman class hats been i'rc''c'
from four 10 six The mathematical INSTRUCTORS nave
Also been increased by the election o' Nia'hc hc"'
Williams. who /, at present feiiow In mat subject
More than a century ago we're founded inc W"
soubic and American Whg literary socetles' t'c o"'''
ip.,.ution, of t!:r Kind in this country IL HAS p'c"
the a Of the faculty preserve these old institutions
=. ,rho,evcr cost TO other organizations that high
snrnc into existence later. List evening the mo
sophie society took into It's membership lo-' a" '"o
American Whg l43 OF the new men,
rho NOW university field. with the many improve
pet flat were N ,dc upon it last spring l. certainty
m ,rat could Lee desired. The undergrad lu,tc body
are grateful IL the alumni and friends Vi INC 'o's
for ua.ir: princcon's athletic field one {" the h"c''
in the couutry Two games can now l." IN progress
a, th- same tine. 1t j. the intention Of captain foc
to make use of the new facilities at once.
In addition 10 the varsity AID second eleven prac
t,. cvcrv dsy a second ,crab team has been playing
the freshman eleven iuiirg the past WEEK lh' pa"
& certainly 4 very con.mcndah." one. a II VIII EiN'
larger number Of men To choose from ana h'Fc ''''
IN GOOD condition when called upo.. III r. l. P!'"''
-, C,, ,,.,i,l ,,nn,a the cud!iIt'> for the eleven
Tins wear but for tn most par very N-A'' !" 'a>
tho least princctln', prospects OF "rcNlN'HS " "'"
out of four of the old eleven AID seven ne" 'n '''
will be able TO defeat Vale upon the Berkeley oval hcN'