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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
PHILLIPS ANDOVER.
Goop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIT.

GOOD BALL-PRIZE-SPEtKE RS-GLEE CLUB
Andovcr Mass, May 10 (opccisl-lhe Sddcmy
baseball nine in several interesting games lately mas
proved TO be Of the finest teams ever put IN inc
field here. game was played recently with Tufts
Colece which resulted in victory for the nome lea
TX the score Of q TO o. In which they played without
an error. This was followed up by game with the
star. Of Lawrence which was one Of the longest and
closest games ever played here itcr fourteen innings
b.d hccr nlayed Phillips won the score. standing 70
. They were aftcrward defeated, however. IN a
vel. contested game with Amherst. The game Viii.
thc Harvard freshmen resulted in another victory for
I,h,lins and also one with the COumbans, OF Lowell
The team rs il has been playing Is made up as follow
:. DalzelI. C. +. and p; q. Il. Case. C. l. and p.
, T. stearns (captain lb J. y. Anderson 2b ;
II & Cheney l. f.: F. Rust!1. s. S.; V. {. Mco ornck
"a W. ,.,y~n, G.; l.. /. Bnss, so. House tnah :
have also been formed and championship series OF
games arranged between them.
The annual speaking ~ original compositions for
Tho Means prizes took place on Mav 9. or the cor
tes,ants the following received prizes: 1st' j. l.
chamberlain. New-York; Cd J. o. More Monmouth,
Nc. I'd g. ~ IIenning. Washington. ID. {. The
C,cc Cnh also made another appearance on ms DC
casion ard lis selections were received WIN m'ch
enthusiasm. 49,, , 49, - .,,. ,o,. -,,r,r q,
track for several weeks past and is now fast sp-
proaching completion. II VII b. quarter me enc,
Track and viii pToDaoiy ~ ~ b Iolnr , IT, short
time Many OF The fellows have already begun 10 trall
for H. especially the runners, and TIE c"ht"" III
r,Tobaby be very close and exciting. II VIC hoh =
Tournament with Exeter tins year the AndoVcr rep
,rsoniatlvcs will be chosen from among inc Wlcrs IN
this tournament there Is an especial lhrrcJ, ~ II:
Sou- York IN IN the place Of class orator AZ com
mencemcnt in place CT n. ID. Bard, who reslgncH
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..-,u.. rpoy srryrYs INSTITUTE.

A q recent business meeting Of the stevens social
Society Il was decided 70 give dance on Monday
,.,,irr May 10. The committee for the dance Is
parI sncnccr '01 J. 4. Norc:oss. '0l Nelson Macy,
'02. , -. a..
on Friday last, the sixteenth anniversary OF us
founding. the Rho Chapter OF the Delta Tau Delta
r,tcrnity moved into It's chapterhousc. NO. Ais
pIoom0cid.st The buildng Is a large brownstonc
frout we'll situated in Of the most desirable DOCKS
~ the city. and handsomely furnished. This places
no,ta Tan Delta in much more spacious and com
,ortabIc ouarers than any of the three other fra
,orntios here I'm chaptcT-houses The sigma Chaper
% thc pcta Theta ri Fraternity is moving into new
house 1T Garden and Eleventh ss, and Will probably
he settled by the end OF this week.
At the meeting OF the stevens Engineering Society
a., friday afternoon papers delivered by 4. +.
IInl,le A. b. 81 f., 80. on the Belgian process for
10 -oction Of Zrc from its ores, and +. T. sause,
, ,nT o . Aerial Tramways.7 Both papers we're we'll
,,renorrd and interesting that OF Mr. Sause being es
pnc,Il, rnritOrious on account OF the VOL executed
dr,Tir,r, Win which Il was illustrated. The business
ucotinS for thc election Of officers was postponed.
rho severe delc1t OF the lacrosse team at princeton
- s,trr,ov was not unexpected, 50 did not have the
az sra~tcnc effect on the team which 1t might other
lie have had The men are rcdoubl!ng Their efforts
ord nractlslnr much more steadily than earlier in the
" a aud Eo3o thus to retrieve themselves rho
,o fis ,rcnk viii be With Brooklyn. az Wash
IN, t,,rl, IN Tursdqv: with COLLEGE Of the City OF
Y,r,r a., Central Park "Wednesday: with staten
1nrpnd Athletic cab at io19teu, on saturday All
three games will be called at .; 80 p. m
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tahcs and mustard argument was wc gwen as VIZ, VIA
the scenes with the shepherd. and Win Audrey e't
William. , $500,
Orlando. by Miss Edith Moss. was handsome ana
poetic lover who enlisted ones syh!patheS from ti"
outset lie digIifcd and yet impa'so "nc,,
is The highest praise for such character LOT NC ma
boy with wings nearly always succeeds IN mshlIG III,
victims inst little ridiculous Thi> was az oded Ain
the long and difficult part was slsa,nca y MIS- no.
with a remarkable appreciation Of inc tender parts OF
The Character When she said inst as high "a my
heart" II was very effective. So TOO, was inc render.
Ing Of What passion hangs these weights upon my
tongue I" 100 So, a., .. ,,,u,.
Tic Rosslnd o, Miss Edith Hail. the most diihcu't
role of ell was well done. The rendering OF Sir yoh
have wrestlod well and overcome more than Your
enemies was admirable. 30 was the scene WIN
Celia about the verses ard tic reception OF inc bloody
napkin In tho scene where shc SAYS pray Won
tell yoJr brother we'll corntcrfeitcd' information
A, Tie minor parts wore well sustained. The
hoydcnish Aubrey and the clownsl William wcrc cs-
uecially good The expression Of the face OF The
latter when Touchsone SO impcrously dismissc' him
was study. -, - -
The old man Adam was a real old man. NO one
could have imagined one OF ne iair Glrls OF osohZ
was hidden in that dccrept form.
The PLAY a great snccess, pgonH NAV wei
be proud Of ia first attempt and empty encouraged
TO repeat ii yearly.
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THE WEEK AT SWARTHMORE.
RICH GIFT BY A DECEASED STUDENT.

swarthmore Penn. May 10 CspcciaD.-The baseball
team has finally been selected and Is in most respects
much stronger than Swarthmore has had for several
years though 1t shows the need Of team work on the
Sd 1t PLAYED its first game with avcrfod on Whittier
field, resulting in victory for Swarthmore. by a
score Of 10 TO On Wednesday, the 9TH. the team
went to Carlisle play Dickinson ard beaten by
the latter to Z. Swarthmore both Outbatted and out
feldcd her antagonist. but failed 10 bunch her hits
The entire college unpleasantly surprised last
week by the announcement that Professor Henry W.
Rolfe, who has occupied the chair of Latin for the
last few years. had sent in his resignation TO the man
ayers. They were very 10th 10 accept 1t, but II Is
understood that Professor Role intends TO give up
teaching in any case.
Edgar Allen Brown. 90 who died last October oi
consumption before his death requested that sum OF
money be given 10 the college library Although ne
was a minor and so could not make valid Will. his
family will carry out his wishes, and his habrothcr
Joseph Brown of Iowa. has Informed the college mat
the library will receive $1,000 and the Dephc Literary
Society and scientific society each S10O
The Lightly weight tug-of-war team al the athletic
grounds in Philadelphia SATURDAY. the I'd inst com
peted for the championship OF Pniadeipns ana Won
easily, pulling their final contestant out OF te Greats
1aRch s Mcilvsn. Tiilcr ard Greer pulled With
Princeton bat lost on the second pull rms was inc
first time the had pulled except in practice ard
the result is gratifying, a. Princeton has undeniaOH
stronger team than last year The team Is improving
daily ard IL is hoped will make q good showing AT
the intercollegiate games . -,
The Somerville and Eunoman literary societies held
exercises consisted mainly Of essays and rcctations
with music. The officers were: PRESIDENT. Ellis b..
line NJ Crlsfeld, '0l. The committee Of arranremsnts
were From the somerville: Dcuah W. Darlington, 80
Dora tei psi Ellen ry Edward o ws c 9 and
Charles b. ketcham, '02
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THE UNlVEKS!TY'S INTERESTS.
,sTUDENTs GETTING READY r d. GRADUATED
THE CONDITION or THE SCHOOL
OF PEDAGOGY.

Examinations are going on ~ the University oi
Edward schImcr conducting those IN pedagogy in
Guiding psychology, mcthodo!ogy and history oi
thought. About 100 viii probably pass the cxanina
tons for the degree OF doctor Of philosophy
In the Law school probably hfty OF the seventy six
seniors who candidates D the gree of bachelor
laws will be graduated. There has been consider
able In this department this year. there being
Ia matrcuaicd. whereas last year there were Il3.
Ionors and prizes OF 500 each for the lest oral
and written examinations have been given by Colonel
Elliott F. Shepard to the Junior class. The faculty has
also offered similar prizes. These special examlna
tons will be held Thursday.
Commencement exercises Will take place ut the Met
ropoitan Opera House on May 90. The Hon st. Clair
Mckeway, the Editor Of The Brooklyn Eaeic." will
preside Tho valcdlrt address Will be delivered bv
Paul K. TOwnc who elected by his class To- this
honor. The faculty has appointed Minthornc Tomp-
kiIs Paul Eugene Jones and Jacob Barrett 10 speak
also In recognition Of their scholarly ability.
The ANIMAL reunion Of the PM Delta Phi Law
School fraternity Will take place on Tlcsday.
Tho School Of Pedagogy IS not allowed az present
10 confer degrees Of master OF pedagogy because tho
tnncc Tho council argues that some time THIS eli.
thusiasm must cool down and then the school will
unless tie instructors properly paid IL the
school shoud be closed. the degrees necessarily
I'm the course OF time become Vaucless. This tho
council SAYS be avoided IL $50, 900 are collected
This will probably be done. for S25 900 ara now con.
ditonaly promised. In tho meantime. the Vice Chan.
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NOW OF NORTHWESTERN.
,rr,>-c r,,rp--NEDICAIr-PHI BETA.

GETTING neutrality-suspicious. bEiA
Eyanston. H., May 0 (spcciaD.-The university mas
inst completed a transaction involvins I"e' s''"
OF money and profoundly affecting the 1noilo uo'1p
mcnt Of several OF tho departments o. inc i,'"Vu
.Inr ,rithcr.o the professional schools OF tho
university With the exception OF the schooi OF
Theology. have been scattered in varons Pa.'S VI
C,caro These schools have grown so rapidly dul1hE
the last few years that an enlargement Oh tier
facilities has become an absolute necessity 80
university has just purchased large 'raot "a i''u
On Dear5orn-st.. Chicago, on "Iion !. -
nroposed to erect extensive buildings FOR cach OF
the SCHOOLS. thus unifyine ana. soocns"s "''
Chicago departments of the university
AT the recent commencement OF the ochooi VI
Medicine prize, were awarded follows; the pi@c
of 300, for the best general eiucation' 10 FRANK
j. Campbell; second prize Of SO, 10 ). T. E'
King. in the competitive examinations 10Y assign
ments to hospital practice, the c"naioa'cs Hon u'o
Northwestern University school Of Med cnc carfied OF
all the honors securing the fist positions at 81
Iuhc,s Hospital the Cook County Hospital and
Mercy Hospital The statistics of the competitive
examinations at the Cook County Hospital for the
last i've years shows that 81 per cnt OF tie can;
d!6ates from the Northwestern University MH'ca
record Of 90 per cent and Is PEI cent respectively
for the two Other medical colleges In Chcaso g.
last meeting granted. charter to Norti,weste1.
ne new chapter Will be known as lllino; Alpha
commencement week. The resident members OF ~
fraternity have elected the following permanent on.
GERS President. the Rev. Joseph cummings ID. ". :
vice president " F. Poole, LII d. IRE s,trsE. u ny
H. +. Fish, ID. D.. secretary, George W. louga ~ NJ
spending secretary, Joseph h. Taylor. \. "
The coming hall season bids fair 70 be tnc I"s s
brilliant in the history of the leasne Northwest
most formidable opponent will be Madison. In the
preliminary contests cach team has done eAcelo;'
WORK. Madison has defeated ever oppcHolt lhcna
ing some frstcass professional teams. NoItiwt stem
has similar record The irs game between -nc
audience at Madison. the place Of the contest
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nowDoIN TRAINING FOR CORNELL
,.,-,v po,r-A srALwAEr CREw-EDIToRs.

,.rur po,T-, sTALwAET CREw-EDITOR>.
.,,tcl Me- MAY o Up ,c.aD.-Thc arrival Of tho
rc, cedar she'll made foT The crew by NJ r Davis. OF
Portland has called the attention OF the unucr-
graduates 10 their representatives In tho INTERIOR
Ierlatc contest with Cornell. WHO have been rowing III
an old shcU twice dag since the term opchca'
Tho oo,r.o has been tho usual Of round Tho
isnd and this forenoon and afternoon ptl OF three
n,,os T., t,s, developing the needed muscle. Their
coach Fred PlaiseG is now absent engaged III race
., ,.l.r,cston c. but Is expected 10 return soon ana
>, rc,,,fn till the cvcutiul day in June. or the eght
,,o, two LYMAN 80 IN the medical school, ana
Iocsson. 91 were members Of The victorious crew IN
,-aG The remainder have had experience IN c'dSs'
I-t moi in intercollegiate races. Their mcasar'm MS
rivcn below vary only slightly from those recently
rcportcd of their rivals. theCorncll crew
, ~ '' ~ n. C,l,cv l. twenty one n. in.
VA Sr,re . twenty four . #. q IN. log ID
Carleton D. twenty one 1 It, $50 ~ ~ il. Hasngs 5,
H. My fur rH IT, ill., $50 n Parker g. wcutyone
IT, 17s 10 G. H. lasting d, bow nc %snNtwo 10 ,n ~
weight IG7 70. +. NJ Shaw. of Gorhain' IS coNs"aih'
rn,cr,e,. in baseball has augishcd since the lac
defeat Of the nine by Colby. The game was p;S0"
an tho Delta, on Wednesday. and tho score was
"a The loss Of out of the three games I" NC
PLAYED with Old rivals mas MAJ '''S 1
uovaoin,s chances for the pennant Inc tahcs
i DIV ceIiv and Bates are loohci forward to rs
oc TccI,;vc in the matter Of the Championship
guy, Wv" w, ~ r. :, have elected the following officers
for The ensuing PRESIDENT }o1a'aa9 r. rc cy
VI VIZ IT, Howard. 90: CORES )ndlng sec
seers,aFy CH4 D. ncrrman %. treasurer, Arthur s.
Haggett, 1913. - h,,.. c,octcd inc following n
,, Inc a} The Bnee- each society being r,p,
resented on The board by one Q, ' Kap pDG Epsilon
pio Won a. ianror Alpha Delta hi. H. W klmbsi,.
Wocdfos Tnct pca oS SS r. T Ge isic ' Son
i"nictv " 4 Puesicy, Rochester, " IL.
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AS YOU LIKE IT. AT OGONTZ.
AMATEURS YET AcroRs-MAyY RosALIyDs

AMATEURS YET ACTCRS-MANY ROSALINDS.
ocontz Penn. May (spccisD-Those who at
tended the representation OF Shalespearc's As You
Like IT. by the literature class Of OgOntz School
Monday evening, April %, lad rare treat. Many.
like the writer went expecting 70 see the ordinary
Performance Of school girls, bat came away surprised
ard delighted with the unusually good acting, and
especially with the truthful Interpretation OF tbs
romance OF Shakespeare.
Misc Dennct the principal OF the school and teacher
OF the literature class especially fortunate vhs year
In having an unusual amount Of dramatic talent IN the
class and the class itself Is still moro fortunate In
having teacher who las thorough an appreciation
of tho beauties OF Shakespeare and IS such critical
and exhaustive student of the great dramast. Miss
Rcnnet has had the courage to leave the tncworn
maths beaten dry dusty by generation after genera
tim Of MAY actors ard to give Tie play the best
critical talent OF the day has Interpreted It, She
succecdcd in putting 1t upon the stage In most
egectIvc manner The Melancholy Jaques Of Miss
Rea Waller seemed the true conception Of the poet
Air tone and manner that Of the poetic reflective
man. Especially this true OF her rendering Of
the famous passage, "Al the worlds stage IN a
natural dreamy. meditatve tone Tie last lie,
sans tceth,- etc. was given not with the customary
dc,lberate descent 20 sopulcral "everyt thing bat
in natural way little hurried rather than rctardcd
The rendering of "A fool, fool, met fool. ctc'
was admirable Miss Waller has thorough appreca-
ton of the character. Not once did the IDEA oDIuac
itself that the actor WAS woman.
Miss Edna McGraw's Celia was finished piece OF
acting. This part is 80 ovcrshadowcd b. that Of
Rosalind that Oh the stage II usually assigned TO an
inferior performer II delightful therefore, 10
sec 1t for rendered by finished actor-one whoc
eve and face told their story when the lips were
silent Miss Maude Towle interpreted the motley 1901
WE'LL and the rendering OF this character was another OF
~ many innovations for the better Tho famous pan
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LIVE LEHIGH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACROSSE-SPORTS.
South Bethlehem. Penn. May IL Cpecial.-There
Is no truth in the published reports that our half
back, Warmer. has entered into contract with
Ames Prncetons famous full back, to play football
at that college next fall for pay.
During the past two weeks the mpsical organiza-
tons have given several concerts for tie
benefit Of various objects. ON saturday. April
&C. in Catasauqua, for the benefit of the charities
of the Lutheran Church. Sunday evening, in one o.
the Bethlehem churches Wednesday,. at the baz "a;
for the benefit OF the hospital al Easton On
Thursday, at the Fountain HI opera House to help
Lehigh athletics On saturday night ,hey made their
final appearance for this season In the Grand Opera
House in Allentown before large audience. for the
benefit Of the sufferers in the reccn; disaster there
TIE Epitome Board for next year was elected
during tine past week from the present sophomora
class viz. J. Y. Basseu, Delta Phi, Lcesburg Penn
". W. blunt, Delta Phi, Goshen. Nd. c. NJ Case,
Delta TAU Delta, Minneapolis, MIMI; II. W. Du Bots,
Phi Gamma Delta, Philadelphia. Penn; Il. Il. Kit
chell, Psi Upshon Bcthlshem. Penn: II. Crih. ir.,
Washington D. c.. c. X. shelby, Delta Epsilon, Grand
Rapids Mich; p II. smith, Sigma Phi. Parsippany,
n. j.; X. J. SNYDER, Bethlehem PENN; L. W. walker
l.. ". Walker, of North Platte. Neb., has been
elected as the sophomore repro sentative on tho
Executive Committee Of the Athletic Association
has been chosen as follows: WALTON For5iall CHICAGO
editor in-chief; Elias Wander iors', Charleston ; c.
business Manager john Il. Miller, Harrisburg, Penn.
artist; Frederick :. Camp, Brooklyn; Charles Mex.
Lsoser, New-ysrk; Charles W. Meade Of OsHcgo :;
Schuyler b. Knox, Car'hate Landing NJ. l.. Coohc,
south bethlehem. ,, -
on saturday lacrosse game WIS played with tho
Johns Hopkins team In which Lehgh won by 3
goals to .. virtually deciding the intercollegiate
championship. The three Lcligh Goals were thrown
by BANKS, Gjertsen and Wander Horst and Of tho
two Hopkins goals, ono was thrown by T. Symlnctoh
ana the other batted through :. syminrton.
In the afternoon the spring outdoor sports caTo
off, open to lafayette. on Of fourteen events 3rlgh
took ten rst and ten seconds. in addition 10 winning
the tug of-var.
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smTAL INCIDENTS AT SYRACUSE.

syracuse, y. V, May IL lspccia-The coming
week viii be gay one in society. The kirmoss FOR
the benefit Of tho WOmcns Employ Society opens
in the Alhambra, and many Of the Young men and
nadens Of ~ will take an active part. The Bro
ton peasant dance will be danced by twelve members
Of Delta Kappa Epsilon and an equal number Of
ladies'.
Mrs Lucrctla NJ. stTonash Of Philade phla has
presented the library with rare set IF books con-
tanning the Chinese classics. Tho commencement
exercises will be shorter this year. only seven
members Of tho class Of 90 haze been selected for
commencement honors-iour gentlemen and three
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ladies. The faculty made the appointments 10 speak
nm commencement doy as follows: l. y. bccoc'
p. Tp.on G. X. statham, Phi Kappa f-i d. W.
somcrville and il. Il. Bracket, DcI'a tPS.'" ms
ri,hridcc ,,rha Phi; Miss II. \. Nhson
Emma Phi and Miss u. T. Chri>t1. Kappa kappa
Gamma. ~. ~. ,-
-, Lectures OF music on Wednesday afternoon 6c9rc
Oh o. ,ndenrc The third will be gwen next Mednc'-
d,v AFTERNOON at > O'Clock. - - ,,.,,.
The members of tie Athenne1m met r on rriany
afternoon for the nr,t time this crum. NV ~
~, their society IL In prosperous cohHto::
LIN oh Tho Kindness Of the faculty the use OF one Of
inc rooms the Hail of Languages mas occh grantee
sigma TAU the architectural society has elected the
following officers President, f. la>tea vIce-pres,-
-, = " Shcrwin. secrot9ry, L. F. comfort. treas
rc nr F. Johnson. 4 large delegation from syracuse
xiii attend the Mortified summer scno2 TIC coming
s,,mmcr Many have already expressed their lntch-
,inns Of going. while Others are thinning Of it,
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Tbrouqb the Deans effort, the students Of the Gen
rol Tbcoocc1l seminary had an opportunity OF hear
ing n lecture on Egypt on Friday nlSht ifon 4.
Cope Whitehou'e, son OF me E'' D,'"oP Vi
,,icoro Tho Bishop Of New York presided and in
,od,,c.A Mr. Wi:ehousc. Or. J. II. Hopkins Dean
Holman and Dr. Hall. the professor Of oriental
languages. were present. The lecturers efforts
wcrc avotcI to eApla99g hi, re,eaes into d9, TIE
p ~ which 10 believes was in iliGale Egypt
Thg Ni;aorary >ocicrv Of The seminary hid the
,,.,e,re Of her-.pg an addrcS, few days ago
plca'"T r itr~ t,n,.t0n rector Of Grace Church on
Tie ,uacct Of ern missions The p ooc"ty aP1ProPrh c
ri,~gc 81 tho ROY. M Nuan. for bGlldnS large
'-l, school ST. Nusan. who VIZ, graduated from the
Seminar in l37a i working In Persia under the
Archbishop -. Canterbury.
Tic Visiting COMMITTEE Of The Board Of Trustees i,.
made their annual in'l ciiop [ t.c r1ina OIL iilay,
thcm in such an excellent and comfortable condition.