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HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
c.sE LIBRARY. SCHOOL OF CHrH II MI'-!C

TIL. 1T, ,,.veu'h ,rar 81 The '"ri,a'E op" r''h
a lar.c. n.Inl"r Of lame, 'or ~ i~:"i thIu H.
ever been enrolled c,il' ~ The year. ST '.r
students are ,ow roui o't'; wiih ~" i"~'.'E'.''.
twenty tA-"" -: whom a. -" ac'">S.p'. ~ i-"-
y".; women w..p az" ir''p~-tr- FIR La "rh
by Z, in, The r ..!, course IT,. fi. .Ati, {" n
New;0A Cac Library h;.i.!!LT a:r hc: lad ~ ~"
ainpl a,>!r,l.Cc VI The 2cN"t"Is piUrl' h"ih !"T
tie p,e"nt library aud '"r - large gr"Ath v.'h =
IA: ..c!d donor CtsS.,'! 70 !uan'. H. '"' 49,!
icioyc> Of The varn.'-t .r"d,. w""tt '"d"-'li -
a!d n.o,, c,ir.tus b"nc:actors the si.nry has csc:
had bl H. = Il. .i,. 10 Ire prtt'd. l'Lc:aii' -
pc.t>d - DO, !Gc FOR !il"..' at 81 - a:.d -
d.yc!opn"t. IA winch lie Wa de- ply hi,',''T j."
Rev AlNd T. Perry, pa,t"r Of The '"a.r'si ""h!
Churh WA!c Ma-,.. AID s:I!.a'" -; tie ~i'!!ii.
has be'i olcc;d IL rar.an ,c Instructor IN la!"'',
10 succ-h rrv.-sor r. &. RICHARDSON. WHO resigned
70 accept the liLraransiy .; P.it teton hi'c-y.
The s.cc.as!u man 7u:atlon OF Ia" School Or t.rh
Nissiuo, OctOlrr initiates t:c movement I" cSt.L
lsh schools for spctlsst. IN connection with each ..
the regular Departments Of s"iuinarv iHs'Tucton Tic
W.lEapg Uians0u near tie -!iarS, !a7 btru s"caioi
for tie school and provides ten ar" Rooms !or cl.
vort. The We'll known t"aclei AID writer H. the
musical science. l.. f. Ayrs. hae N. practical al
minstraiou III charge. Associated with hIHi IA III,
teaching corps arc Professor W.!cO Pratt q. TO
sminary: Mes.is Albert X. Parsons. Of N-u Yor:;
| T. " Anderson. Of Worcester; Homer A. .iOr:,. %.
BostUl Professor +. T.. Morse u Wellesley Cn!rc".
Mr., Maurlch. The Oh atoco ingcr and JOIN Camp.
Of Hartford Conn. A regular course, covering t,i..,
wears and embracing tho most thorough scientific train
ing in all departments .! musical science pro, irl.
great variety OF special tOuT,.'' fl vocal and IistrI
neI.lal alb offered. White prli..'i!f
tended 10 b., n ,caoo! in. church rue.ci,i.>. .,.r
,npcr, and leaders, or;anl IS "a mu-al pats
worncr,, th Advantages III lTG" part to tl"
genera! public. Choral society and a smaller c'0ri.,
arr como c'ch with the s'hOo
Popular rour.es OF in>irIc"n AR Tor ,sc,Dd
graf uDn.ly offered 10 tho public bJ euri Oi ,lT pro
fe.sDI, Of the SEMINARY ia thr lr Of NJ d' ptrt"ut,
They include classes In of aud Srw Testament
languages and literature: In Church history Ir"icru
and modern the history OF pihi"."p!N u 'puh" IA
German literature INSTRUCTION Ia IL" current NGidiy-
school lessons and wOiR"r.' training class %ctily
500 attendants were enrolled these cla~se, last
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cy,.Y- CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

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DrnsDpuIry OF WTSLEYAN.

Middletovu. Conn, oct. 4 tSps al.-The list o.
Professor Rice the secretary Of tn faculty shows Inc
enrolment Of students this wear Ia be 49, gain 90
twenty ono over tho enrolment OF last GEAR. wi'''
WAS thc :cc,.ns. IN. Ell - nal o." I'D m tn t';
time The nrpiler Is distributed as follows fo>t
rradus.., L. nio;,, II .un,".s, t.. sopAo."":N
54 freshmen, II.
The outlook for football this year is very good.
PROMISING material from Which three men have already
been selected for The varsity. While several others
are nating very acceptable substitutes. The meH
have been in training since week before the open
ing Of college and In excellent c"no'
tion a. vas shown III Wednesdays game win
Yale when the bluc held down TO tic
unprecedented IF eight points \ coll GO
mcetiuG Va, held this morning. \! the interests
OF football AMI 1850 subscribed to support IL
This amount will h. raised Ia 800 wliel tie canvass
OF the college has hs.u coNplc:ri. Mr.. Johnson Wis
elected freshman director. The following men a'r low
ford. OF; Pullman, RalstoH, Hall, Nuriamo.e T.
I,rshley 81: cote. IS: Meredith. New;op. Leo.
GORDON '04 JoIion Wells. Wesleyan's famous centre
rush comes on Monday to coach tie team.
The game this afternoon With IrEilA rsuI1u III u
score Of L. 70 IN favor OF wesleyan. II VS. on
Of the toughest games THAI has been witnessed on tc
Wesleyan Glmpas In several years. ihWi'th ana
Leo. OF Wesleyan. aad Ill., OF Triiiiy r., rcd te,au,S
by di>pates and unfair plays. Tie STrht 'ea,niN ,,
the game The p'cDoUena. I'm Q! HiaNu'rk WI"
carried the ball from The twenty .Hvey'ri iir 'nc
whole length Of the Held and scored the second tou
was carried OF ;he field the sioi"rs Of the boys
amid the greatest enthusiasm. rtrhah"r1y >laHNarS
and Coffin 'eu will represent tDr ">'"clatio? at the
League ncetln: In New-ioyk tonight.
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WORK IN TIE UNIVERSITY.

A valuable addition 20 III" univ"r,i'r reputation.
we'll II tie university Etr,ry. wa r-r"iv"d IA;
week. in the form Of dictionary and grammar Of tn.
Korean language from the Rev. Iorhc" Grant Under
wood, the class II 81, missionary Of the prc@by
,4rlan Eoard. Eoth bOokx were published III H.,
hama.
The formal opening Of tho law school Of the I'M
vrr-ty Of the City OF New York held the
chapel on Friday afternoon. Tie place filled ard
over 40 students wcio enrolled. About Ery moro
Will be enrolled during the month"; Nice1hancIi'r
MacCrrk ken spoke for half an hour upon Why | am
Intcrc, ted In Legal Education" As Il university man,
he said that he found that the Oldest university In
istcnce began 400 wears apo. a. university VI law
only The New York I'nver-ity's delegate Ia its
cOOth Anniversary has published all admirable par
phIet showing the rise Of the Bologna faculty. As II
profes sor Of ethics. he found that Law OnlJ
Piled ethics. As II citizen. he discovered that the
best rulers must. I'm large part. b. lawyers. A, a
Christian aud man. he had found a. ntcllg"n;
Christians and symmetrical men among the members
Of the legal profession a. In any other vocation.
DR.. MacCrackcn s1id that the university WAS taking
deep interest In her law school. Her Opening Il"
doors 10 simply 10 give Il chsn"c TO Nic
exceptional few who felt called Tn this study. INT
he did NOT expect to women In numbers be
coming lawyers. He expected the Council ~ found a
third free chair n the Law school, and 10 find Just
the 10 MI II. Meanwhile the two chairs and the
six lecturcships would give a valuable training.
The vicc-chancellor WAS followed BY the dean Dr..
Jaoues who said that every member OF the last class
had passed the examination for the bur except one.
who had failed chiefly account Of his bad pcumu!i-
ship The first place among all those WI" passed was
The reception to the class Of 'o4 by The College
Christian Association was held on Friday and was en-
oySSG q ss -. gave plano and violin solos, and the Res
Dr. Deems, Chancellor Hall, secretary Wilson, Of tho
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Ilr ,.u,llNr IL siU,...t. IL tc E'rinal 'p!l'f- l.
larger III. y,I q Al Il Ids "v"r ir" br'f" l.':"
Ar. ! ~. vfo iDt"r rc.i.tci,i % The l"oA' u" ~"
COLLEGE. pro,cr wh" tl"r' + Al avcrlr- att~idan'"
~ ,rcr 90 The si'nd11"~ IN l." training Depart
me-, If IN. c..!l~.t i a., larc. THIS department =
a grammar I'D prrh.E Shprl = d kindcrsNi'n 'vii
hI,c.! inr the h.cri 81 ~" p"hlr we'll A. Il give
cypc, ,rr and practical training 20 the youl. lplr"
yl, ,:c lttug them !vc> I" " t"irh"r T!icir AR
oyer ! zoo reg tired In tins department, with al
ayrrac. n:'cndate Of over LOO
I~rlv,. f,r l,,ir.l. p> hiy. l,'r awlN,cd - p.,t
:i5ulIi'", 10 u" oir'"r II merit IN manual training
Ic ll.,i Is supply t~ch"r< TO MI va i"i", IN h"
,u,,c schools. who prepared To- rivc practical
l,lI in ,,r,,f trti.ry IN TIL. way manual train
iul VII, h~ iu!rslut',i into tho Sth'H!s
", ia sip, have ~" i"''u endowed 10 icN'b
l,,dcr,,r,n rr.i'lp!" wish View T." "htrsft iI a.,
Lrtri r..itri rad 4 public ''h-,lS thr>" priurt
p,,1 aUtn riiios al ID" N"rin College believe
tt kindergarten prii.c pie, ,r tie proper fVaUda vn
tnr u,huuIui tr,ili.ilg
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

Easton. Penn. Oct. special. The college has met
with grnat loss in The death Of The il"a. George
r. Kaerchcr. Of $50. tie president u II" rh!adcphla
branch Of tn alumni 'cG'ioa who Was killed IN
the shocmakcrsv!ll- accident on the Reading Railroad
He Wac ono of Tie frs Of Laflycttc Fowler prize men
On October is Leland T. Powers will lecture on
David Garrck." the FIRST o! .elc' OF SIX lectures oi
the benefit Of tue college y. NJ {. \.
Manager Harvey has arranged games OF football
as follows October -. with Pr+acctou at PRINCETON
October 25. RutrcrS. at Now brunswick; No'cub,r l.
Lehch at Easool NOveIHbe: stevens. al Iio1vSen
November Is. l.ehigh. ~ Bethlehem; November ~
University Of Virginia at Cltalo;tcsve November
o. Columbia Athletic Club at Washington; November
OF Cornell al Ithaca The first game Of Tn" season
hSee wa played Wednssdav with Dickinson Cbllen
which was won By Lafavett' BY a score OF .? To D.
The second game on saturday, contested with
superior playing aud Intense interest La!ay"t'" aIa!e
EuckDell University. After two hour, and thirty I've
minutes neither side had scored at all Other game
will be added the LIST
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct tSpec.aj.-rbe University
Of Michigan began Its nftv-thiri year on Wcdues'
day last, under the most suspicious circumstlnces
Its already urgc list Of students greatly increased
by the arrival OF students, 200 Or 800 more tnn
last year. The catalogue for I-s900 showed rsls-
ty Of 2153. but 1t is estimated that his years new
students will raise the total TO nearly $500, or moro
than at any educational institution IA The cOuptry.
Tie greatest inca,e Is shown III the Law department.
Tho number OF students there last year was 81 Tie
list although incomplete, reaches COO, and bids far
70 approach 60
The l.. Of NJ. Daily" is now college
newspaper, published by tho "IndepcLGeDt,," IN OPP
position the tratrIucs. II i, the iret and onlv
daily published III TIL University Of Michigan and IS
about the size of -" The PrincctODla
The interest in football IL greater this year than
ever before. /, ncw game to the Michigan boys
but they bound to master It's fine points. AID " this
end have gone into hard and active training Two
teams will be taken East 70 contest with tie nvcr-
sity Of Pnnsl lvania owaIthmor-, Lrtigh and Cor.
nell. The viii leave Ann Ari"r Novcoii er q,
aod will play their frat game with tie University OF
Pennsylvania Oh The ath
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PINE PiR'"IAY md DOMESTIC G|jOTS.

This lui.,r Of James Nrt Wrry. Lru,dwu, and El'v
rn;h 81 Is now eNhi,ing ite nInraiioas Of I'm.
cities for the scn,on the extensive rnargrmtnt>
ccy completed 10y tins house give II OF the hand
>onc,. aud mo. slacl'u building, for thr display Of
rood, IN the city. In the many departments Of M
house iua, b. found complete ARA, OF every thln
Required for lads chis dress. from t,e II
and fact quality 10 the c,rlpcst,at which Trustworthy
! good, can be obtained. The exhibit Of Partisan
tune, this IL extremely beautiful. h,nd@omo
Nar,r Antoinc,t" drcrs Of bath velvet aud amethyst
brnc,dr Among dinner rpsumc> still at"th'r dim
nrr DIRE, /, Of black blvcalc ia bold pattern The
III .u dcmltlanrd skt is cut bias back ann font and
finished at the edge Of the front and side hr alih,
with wide irhc ~ cocks pum,S and tir bodice i
,l,or.tcly trimmed and drapd With the lncat Jet
fringe vkich fails down half way the dress olrt
at the side
4 hand, ONE tailor dlr-> Of shades of Eng
li-h corduroy IS niadc WIN severely pain shirt
Of ncht fawn color simply edged with dark band of
lorvercd with n narrow band OF brown otter fnr. styl
ISL lar.e pointed pockets ornament this sjrt far back
NJ The sides Tho bodice. OF light fawn Is lifted wlu
cuirass ,verty and inl.lod Win high slrc"e' orSrilr,
and nluw vest Of the darker cloth trimmed With gold
braid. bcauul AMI elaborate opera cloak OF wni'e
po,np ad0ur broesAc .trcwn with roses III combination
n.s rose eoHocd ,s,. is shown The al piss Of short
%r,ps with long ir,nts In n!st1 velvet embroidered
:. . store hos always
boon Justly popular. Pretty. chdl!ht goods made "
in styles suitable for children shown for school ard
cloths pIan cloth, tinlid with narrow bands OF fur:
and otfrr styles the chdrtns GOALS nro made up ut
rough sy F%as n p e With tho ne
French hand maize goods Il. wen ~ WIN nr!t. wei
made inexpensive e.rmsmt: At i've rt soTF hSI ao
goods and To embnolacrics and trin9ninC s the ma.
terials sen In Furi1ian costumes arc to be found
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tT TIE ITSY CITY COLLEGE.

I'rceiIcit y. :. M"hh IN ! busy man hrsc days.
He lrf IA, SECRETARY would be- gr'a;ly benefited by
th. iutir,uctirn II 'i:lt 'n'r lave regulating the
TIM" Il work the prr IF 1T ,Ill with hi, family
al their summer hour coming Int" ilr city zach d.
bu he y ~ ,Vpr return 10 Ii hon III Lexington ave.
next f. t'r ruilc.r hu'.di!g-.
I,dh tl- I'lrI"'u rnn and thou!in Literary 20
cleric. are do!,g god vc;k TN, fail. Eoh societies
ar, ar9r and Tie meetings. which "cckly -"
well attend al.
IN .,ttrilpt form football eleven In the College
la, not w!tii much ct Unric"inrrt> me maj ter
wi .,r, u, brought dr,rI, briur, tho siuL"uts for
d""iila ~ livn. 1lo laci',as. team doing good
VI,
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IN TIE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA READY TO BEGIN.
EXERCISES THIS MORNING IN THE CHAPfI~
CHANGES IL THE BUILDINGS


Columbia College will begin III" new year I" DAY
with the usual exercises IN the chapel al ~ co ~
Tie entrance examinations have occupied the last
v,c and ON SATURDAY the faculty Of The CollSe met
70 determine upon the number 10 be admitted Tie
r,,ut is tina; aJout 100 young men VIII enter Inc
cls.. OF 81 in the school Of Arts. AID nearly he same
number Will constitute the class Of "a III the school
Of Mines.
Tie nkicr students Will miss three familiar As Wei
A, beloved faces this fall. Professor Drsicr VINO was
dean Of tie school Of Arts is a,r,"d and Pr'f- or
iiowud j. Val, AnIrse will tahc his place. sAp"iiI.
icnGc II. T. J. Porter has rc~irn"d his rla'" ana
leaving TIC coli &C. has become the superintendent ~
the carry Z Noon steel Works. Tho trustee" VIII
pu, ably aIpo!it h> Successor al ther m""'"N H"''
IN. th!s afternoon. Proctor SapE"n L. VEGAS Wa
FOR almot nf,y yrars ha- keen loved and ten~'d b
succe, dog classes d.td during the sumner A'H IL
place j. yet 10 h" filed.
Two iip ,rt.ut chau-c> have been made III TIE col
,,c buildings The Whole department o. rlIvs!'E ha'
nccn transferred from its quarter. In m" old central
Luilding TO Hamilton Hail The Top story 81 tho
building extending from Forty ninth "a fh'"th ST." -
noN occupied 10y III" department. AID Professor .. y.
Rond |, In charc" III a physical department when Is
on lers-r scale and better equipped than a''-t Any
In the United states. The Top nvor o. IN" >''"Nl Z"
Mines .> also been alter d ard arranged for D!. ~ A.
JrlcH. Who h-s cEi?." ~ rl"i'y Md H!''>'''H ~
the coil g. =,
department. O.: 'lA h'' T., Saf l. !'AT "'' '' -
With lhll a;"'.I::.ec AID INST r:'' SIN " ''.1"H
il"~ricil Fnclnc'r.'r AID ili! s"l'y. t'- ,lr' ".
srra, C"Il':c CrIlr.!il, arHcN f'r wNa"a. al
bes.u ',ttv.
l,-:.at: Je." has mad nt"r:rl pr a.. e,
.lOu he. aah h,cl.s ." sea" r!'h -"r!'",,' IA
y rr">r AID , in,'hmtn chg Of ,l>,.'." ="
ior .n-irl,t"r~ ~ouc q. t",ur':t~ i'-i )" .a%"'
tr";;e,,;%r ,,; Ir, ,,x r r I z i r. i.
iotany and Dr. T. :. F!S~c IN mn;.cna'.c-
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HiSUOP VIGGIR UAY BEtUNE ARCHBISHOP.

'.,.r,i prvac ,itic'' f."in E1u- i",n rrl,rd
wh. di,,t" Bishop Wivp'r Of Ia" itoIHI thollc
Dur",, VIII elevated TO the Archbishoprir
Of Milwaukee, Lart spring Ihthop Wirgor's II Was
,rit " Pope Leo XIII. VITA several othrrs hr cardinal
tbi,on.. Bsiop Wig"r's appointments "as strongly
onInoIdod The Bishop. Earning 81 thih sent a sp-rt
al urn.t to Pope, ti- rnf.rl,d
hi- health why III" appointment "uld not DO
mad II 4, understood that
project allng.
Bishop Wgp"r pr"n,ut"d the elevation Of ths
T. Fi"nng pn~,o of 1T johns Roman nthDllc
church Of Orange, y. j.. to the Of NrwstA. be-
iiovcd. VIII follow. fn;h'r Fin.ng 10 "a preacher of
power and O man Of great executive ability.
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WHO WILL. BT, TIE TENNIS CHAMPION

PLAY IN TIE INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT
AT NEw-HAVTN TO BEGIN TO-DAY
New Haven. Conn.,. oct. (SpecisD.--The lntc9coi
legiae tennis tournament will begin here 70 morrow.
Most of the leading colleges Of the country have en-
tered players and the tournament bid fair TO outoo all
previous Affairs Of the kind ever held here Play VIII
begin tomorrow a; 10 30 m. and will continue during
the week. 49,
Appended is a complete list Of the men who VIII
play:
Yaie-Sin2rs. \. J. Parker j. Rowland, j.. H. rar
kcr; doubles. E. T. Rowland aad j. liowIaild A. D.
Parker and l.. r. Parker IIarvsr'-sinee,' r. H.
Hovcy Il. Tallant. S. T. Chase: doubles, r. H. hove'
and II. Ta!lant 4. Shaw and 5. T. Chase C"iumD!a-
Singles, q. = Compbell E. 7. McMullcn, A. e. "rR"
doubles o. 5. Campbell and f. p. MtMnIieh' y. H.
Wright and V. NJ. EnlnG; Coell-siagles T. ). "m'e'
A. B. Hathaway. W. H. Larned: doubles f" j. Whtc
and W. H. Larncd: Wesleyan Singles. g. A. blalesiec'
y. c. Hubbard. H. c. G"r!on: doubles y; Z, HUI,
bard and e.. A BlGhcslcc; Dartm:n'n-S.hsles ana
doubles, W. T. (iunns"n f. w. ro1a bro"i Snsiee
and doubles, &. ID. Burrows, d. +. ',enk" AmncrstT,
singles and doubles. +. y. Stcarrs. H 1. r.S.c Viz
ianis-Sncles and dOujc>. L. A. Iicr3'h ". " avery
PrncetGp-snglcs ard doubles. w. " Johnson. a. W.
Vernon; Trinity--snelcS II. II. Mallory no deuolc
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s7RAIGHrorr DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING.
DECLARING THAT THEY WILL SEE TIL MORO

DECLARING THAT THEY WILL. SEE TIL. NEGRO
VOTE COUNTED ~ SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston :. e., oct. } >pecial.-The7s * ltte
doubt TOW that tcr,. VIII 10 state tickets III tie
field At the coming election. The element n tho
Democratic party which believes that IL las be'a
tricked by Tillman hes absolutely refused Ia swing
into line and swallow the ticket put nat 10y the >ta:o
Democratic Convention, which met ia >-p;en,sT "a
the contrary the intent has t~a grad ALLY spread
Ing, the ranks of the dlscoii"Ltcd fens s""l.ed by
the hosts 81 Iluarte> WHO lave been t'aeN ~ TO
Democratic primaries. until I"w II Is thoGta TIA; a't.
Til!ua: u.gaH!Ii'iors exist in Most q, tie co;.e> IL
the upper and middle portions Of tie >A,c. wh?c RI.
had Ii, Gr,ate>t stic;c'A \ al! la been '''d
fr Il convection Of strais!tout De.y.T,,, /" me; II
, oumb.a on TAuray nest. The IL pn..cAn state
Executive C,nl,nto, abOu. The i.e iid It
i tclicvct VII support a"y r'hct fhdi > pax nv
against I.ll,ala. A prominent ,'ra shtoa; l'i"-
crAt who has JUS. rrturu~i from tour n the uil-F
part Of TIE >,4;c dat Tie .lrai-oui D""''Fa;'
n.ca! 10 .,lG. They have The rc.''c>d ue-r" VIE
With them AID Only Val {: t'tt"r aid
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dida'" r!yn ss>O.t primary et"'ion orsr' vi
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the az. rMn T., nct. al Il /, >id TIA al ''-s
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of tie I.,a>lIlrr II the Confederate Nr,''>. aS ra
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but thor l. u'tlv iru"i nat t. !.>f;" T.. pt.-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Young Mems Christian Association: Dr; hnlrd ana
4 most ,n,rusa ste opening Of III" Mcc!c,l Coil"nc
Of the university occurred on Tpssaay night Lie
The fall faculty, headed by the chaucelor ana vice
r.nr,;lor ali in their robes a crowded ampkncat1c,
Dr. ". II. Thomsons able address on :" Inc Mcllrai
Aspect, of Mental Discipline together hie"e an mi
prcs.ivc ceremony. e., $1,000, .o.
ON Wrdno ,fay the first r- between 20 ara "a
resulted in Il victor, for ih latter. me ANNUAL l"nhls
Park th. week There many entries .
Hr. !. II. BRYAN. who has had charge OF inc eice
club of the university for numtcr OF wears. mas
already begun work again. lie avs that the matrrn!
thl> wear is unuSnay abundant and oi cAce"cho
O;allty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
OPENING; TIE LAW SCHOOL OF DICKINSON.

OPENING TIE LAW SCHOOL OF DICKINSON
Carlisle, PcnI.. oct. ,spccial.-On last Tuesday
night the iIauguraI exercises IN connection WITH tt'
opening Of the department. Of law were held III Pos
Ter Hall. The meeting was addressed ny Dr. George
E. Reed, Dr. William Trickett. Judge Wilher F. sol
Ter and the leading members VI the Cumberland County
bar who welcomed the advent Of H. Feed La
School, referred the au>p.ci"U> cir"UmStn "'s un
der which 1t came into existence. AID predicted ior II
q lasting and brilliant future. C1ncra uli,"rv letters
were reed from Governor JAM, 4. E'avcr. L. :.
Senator Royd F. Fakncr. Of West Virginia: cN''ov
eraor Andrew G. curtain. justice ua'i"l Aicrw.
and others who were una,'" !" ,c prr"Ht gu
Wednesday morning large cla~> Wa admitted an:
the school duly started IN Allison Hall.
Dean Trckett Will mot "i the instruction tn
term. His work will Re supplem 'nt'l 10y lecture
nom Judc, Sadler aud john Hoys. Of tbs bar. oh"r
lectures from prominent lawyer, Of the state Will De
announced later
The composition Of the football team for he pre-
emit will be rs follows William A. Patton Captain
halnack Boyer, hllii ack: Moore. halhack: Mill.
quarterback: Masters. c-utrc: N"rlup. ~ 1t gard
Harvey lcft guard 'lcavcr. l"ftackl'r Justice" rrht
tachlcr; Hynson. rght-cId, " .llGc', l"fl"ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
TWENTY SIXTH YEAR OF vAssAR.

Poughheepsie. n Y, Oct fspecal.-The twenty.
sixth academic year Of vnssar College opanod on Sep
tember 10, with o cla%s Of 1874 new students in tho
different departments, an Increase over the number
last year. Every room 10 f and the desrsbility Of
building cottages on the grounds IA more than ever
apparent.
DR. Gertrude Farwell, graduate Of the New York
College, has been appointed resident physician.
Miss IIerholr. Of Cincinnati teacher Of long ex-
pAreuce and high reputation. has boon appointed TO
an tho German proiss, orshIp, in place OF Mis-. inlte
Miss Brdgman, Of Rockford Seminary. cones thus