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New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
p.srp.rr GAMES PLAYED DURING THE PAST
WEEK

p,uoaoinai, April 10 (Specall.- .-Ba>ehail mas oeeh
tho main subject Of discussion during the past "eeA'
and all the games have been ialilS "'l "''-"' w -.
~ ""' ,, hore has been a lark OF hearty cheering
our mon do not seem to realize that eheerhs "i''
many a came The only game that 'oiuinpia ioS'
IN sa6 the year when the Columbia h-he ucica'eu
uor,od Vale and Princeton, wa lost through cheer-
ina :, wae LOST 70 our team ard on our grounds
and all bccorsc the vocifcrous and constant shouting
of our men ratified the New York hoy.
We have won two lanes from JOINS Hophihs' one
from the Athletics and one ron "niia"s' anu
dropped one to baltimore and one 10 faie' o"r
boys felt exceedingly sore over thcr iae s@nc'
The led and outpaycd the Blues right up to 'ne
ninth Inning. although stag the veteran Champion
faced them Joe shannon was pitching hne BAH ana
was receiving great support in the held' aIthonsh
tuo r.nnsvlvauia battcrs constantly striking
ont These two men between them had chances !"
drive in eight rms and failed 10 drive in one. THIS
VAS most dl-heartenin, they were two Of the best
ba'ters the teanl
In nv dispatch Of Thursday | Informed yon about
ef, eelder nowman'- great pitching feat against Will
ianls where he strucl or nineteen men and his de-
livery Welded but three hit'. Caill and Wagon
hurst have also been do!ns great work. and valen-
tine has not been far behind. The team has. how
ever. shown lack OF batting practice. This is being
rcmcdied. shannon. Bowman and Kirk ptch To
during the past week +. Churchill Williams. '91,
College Department. Of Germantown, Penn, wls
elected EdiI,r-iu- chief of The syvanan,' the
main Journal at penn>y !vana. For some reason or
o.lcr our university Ia, never until now been able
TO s Sca % Of @OS loaS %a% pr9'dsss ss
ever had. lie is an active oarsman and football
player. he IL 4 popular iran, ana Kcd anu ptc u
stamped all him. Besides this he Is connected
with The Times" III Philadelphia.
The law men have Just undergone an examination
By Professor \. sydney Bidde. Mr. Biddlc is one Of
the shining lights among the younger men at the
Philadelphia Iiar, and Is son OF the we'll known
LAWYER. Gc0rge ". Bddlc. Professor Riddles exam
matlon exactly of the nature required 70 accu-
iately test the knowledge Of all. II comprehen-
sive and thorough and lacked the catch question" !"
element that characterize. many college
Tc'isal
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
IMpoITANr MOVE AT THE DEARBORN Oh
SERVATC RY.

Chicago, April II (speclaD-Thc winter term Just
completed has been marhcd by unusual amount Of
literary work on the part oi the members Il t1e
faculty. 40 department Of the university Is doing
more important original work than the Dearborn OBJ
sereatory. Professor lough the director, ha, just
sent to Kiel, Germany. for publication. chial"T'e
O. 200 double star, discovered by him since taking
charge of the observatory The director general oi the
Imperial Observatory at St. Petersburg mas recently
vittcn TO Professor Iough for information conccrninT
the measurements Of some Of these star.
The latest addition Of note to the library Of The heo
logical school j. copy in phootypc Of the fangu'
CoIcx Naticanus OF the Bible. This superb rcpfoduc
tion has Just been brought out in Rome. under the
auspices Of Pope Leo XIII. The edition l. limited To
100 copies.
The Delta rpson fraternity celebrated it, tenth
annual banouet Oh the evening Of March II. Twelve
chapters were represented. Williams. Union. Am
mast. Hamilton, Adclbca Middebury. Marietta
Madison Drowp, Cornell Harvard and Northwestern
The university life saving station has Just opened for
the season The work done by tnc student crew
during Tie last season directed general public attention
~ This feature OF life at Northwestern. over forty
lives were without The loss Of single person on
The wrecked vessels. some OF the rescncs were ac-
compished in the face Of ,nch danger TO call forth
from the authorities at Washington letters Of the
strongest c0mmcndaton. The crew OF the coming
season will be the same that OF ast year. II com
Hises the following men: l.. O. Lawson captain g..
Crosby, +. ". Kindi2 W. Ewing. j. Lolhlng, W VIII
son and +. r. Fowler,
The season Of winter athletics VIII cuminae April
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
MUSIC AT DARTMOUTH.
oRcAyIzArIoN CF THE COLLEGE GLEE AND
BANJO CLUB.

Hanover. y. H.. April II lspeciap-Thc glee club
made a trip during vacation week giving concerts
at Concord Nashua. Lebanon. Illsboro. Rochester
and Lowell The club is in daily practice and has
made arrangements to give number Of concerts dur
ing this term. The club is at present composed of
the following members: First tenors-J. IL. Fassett.
90. \. r. smith. Medical College: e. l. Kemp. '02
second tenor,M. ID. Barrows. '0l +. ". stockwell,
03. g. u. Prcc. % first baSsos-C VI. Cheney
90. W. B. Scglr Medical College l.. Thompson, '0l
second bassos-'i. \. Leavcns, 90: C. H. Wiley, 81
j. w. Putnam. warblcr-W. +. Carlton. 81. Banjo
Club: Ianjos-E. :. Minslow. Medical College
{. VI. Cheney 30. J. II. Fassctt 90 guitars-W B.
sceur. Medical College A. X. smith, Medical College
l.. Thompson. 9i. g. ". Cox is accompanist and
George y. staver, the manager Of the Organization.
department in Tho And0vcr Review" ~ be called
The Literary outlook" 1t Will be begun In the
May number.
The Dartmouth orchestra. l.. d. sherburne 90.
leader has been engaged 10 furnish the music At tho
pri speaking cNerclscs OF the state College.
The rsi Epsilon society prize speaking contest re.
suited ~ follows: First. &. VI. Lamprey 'O2
second q. ID. Mathewsou 30. third. A. ID. Salingcr,
n2. Tlc Kappa Kspp,,, Kappa ,pri1e,winners were
II. \. Blake ol J. II. Gcrould 90. and J. q
The baseball team have begin active practice upon
the campus and their work shows that their ir door
training during The winter No, been Of great advant
next week and VIII he chosen from the following
candidate: u. +. Jones VI. CAN'T +. c. llovt r.
Williams. ". Norton. l. Z; scruton 90. J. Albeit.
\ G. Heath, ol ". :. Thompson. '02 II. e. Nar
land \. T.. Bachr. 'a3 The team play two games
with Harvard a, Cambridge. April u and 10
Many Of the recitation rooms were cleaned reatted
and improved during the vacation.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
SMITH COLLEGE NOTES.

ORGANIZATION OF AN EXCURSION TO EUROPE
Northampton, Mass. April l. (>pecal).-PFofesso'
j. H. Pillsbury Professor OF Biology, Is organizing an
excursion for a vacation trip 10 Europe Dy ths
Anchor Line steamer Furnessa. The excursion VIII
start on June IS and will be gone thirty eight days,
taking In Great Britain and Ireland Paris Antwerp
and Amsterdam The entire cost OF the round trip
will be 1900. A similar excursion went from ths
vicinity last year. and the members enjoyed them
selves so much that the present excursion has been
organized.
Most of the girls back and entering heart! "
into the work of the term. To-day being one OF ths
finest days Of the season, many OF them are out
riding and enjoying the beautiful scenery for whlea
the Meadow City is noted
During the vacation just ended fine specimen of
the Crockodilus Americans FloridamGs has been
stuffed and mounted and placed in the college nil.
scum II IS about ten feet long.
President Seclye has been absent from The clty a
good OF the vacation, gathering funds for ne
new gymnasium. He has also been examining
various plans for the building and II l. eApectA thi,
they will be decided upon before long. In one y
the recent scientific journals DR.. John l. >toddar1
had an illustrated article on an apparatus Tor snow
ing the Interference Of sound waves His apparatus
consists OF frame holding large number of ebony
strips OF different lengths, and these STRIPS by mean!
OF different forms raised up 10 show tie curve u
sound. While simple. the apparatus Is one that Dr.
stoddard has used with great success.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

FOREIGN STUD st, 0N THE ROLL oF HONOR.
Princeton \. J.. April IL (Specian.-Thc sprine
term opens auspiciousiy. with the full quota II stu.
dent, IN attendance The Official record. an
uouuccd Friday evening shows gratifying al
vance IN the standard ~ scholarship. although this
has alway, compared hvorahly with similar insti.
'utors. Miss !. r.. Locke. of Kobe Japan. is one
Il the leaders IN scholarship and among others the
roll - honor Mr.. Chu Box. of China. and Mr.
Rafael trccho. the ward Of the Nlcars .uan Minister
- United states. In athletics everything looks
r.omising At an enthusiastic school meeting yes
criay large raised to deflay the cx-
pcn,es ~ the baseball team
Yesterday the first game Of tho season was played
with team representing The Princeton Theological
seminary rr-nltinr IN a scorr Of II 10 In favor
# Pennington. Bishop pitched yer, good game,
while Iil'rcy. who caught for the nrsi dine. showed
mp frmarAahly we'll. liiclle, on FIRST and Acier.
-huris'up played their usually good game and
cnn. tori PLAYING second was absolutely faulc-,
The best play Of the gam" being hi, magnificent catch
between -hOrtStop and lcf Ielh. !. " Townsend
led the batting with four hits For the The0lpguc,
Calhoun and Cowan did ;hc best work.
Gumo' have. MP I'LL now. been gcd with th,
somcrylle club, team from the Rivcrton Athletic
Association, aid with several teams from Princeton
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
PREPARATIONS FOR THE LONG vAcAr

PREPARATIONS FOR THE LONG VACATION
SYRACUSE April 10 (Spccan.- The spring Term
opened last week under the most favorable crcum
stances. The vacation was spent al home by most
OF the STUDENTS. ana rs consequence nearly all
returned to work refreshed and mvsoratcd The
Spring Term ni syracuse is the most delightful one
of the year for in addition 10 the outdoor sports and
games there is the anticipation and preparation for
the long vacation. In which many go forth a. earn
the requisite amount of none, necessary to Carry
them through their college career. The history Of
the trials and triumDhs II few of the students
as book pcders. colportenrs. head walters AZ the
preachers. would nll an interesting charter in any
book of college annals
The Young Womons Christian Association Of the
state of NcwYor> held their third annual convention
here Friday and SATURDAY. Delegates were present
from the colleges at Elmra schenectady. Fredonla
Cornell. Nassar. and Other institutions. An interest
ing feature OF the meetings was the report Of the
Elmira College Assocal!on whicl, is educating two
creek girls for work in their own country. The
officers elected for the ensuing year follows
President. Mrs Daniel T.. Lorenzo Of New York: vice
presidents. MISS carrie sawyer. Of syra, use Mlss
Harriet Wheeler Of Poughhcep>ie and Mis-, o. H.
Butcher. Of Elnra. Nearly 100 delegates were In
i've and interesting. ON Friday Chancellor SIMS ana
Professor C. j. Little. of syracuse University and the
Rev Henry H. ,tebhins. OF Rochester addressed the
dclcsatca Dr. Liitc's address on Tie Christian
Ideal Of WOmanhOOd' was most happy IN lis con
cepions ana conclusions. ard made a deer impress
sion.
rhc juniors and sophculuvs m clocution Will take
up shakespeare play, for this terms work.
The campus N 'front.' OF the Hall of Languages is
being lcvcllcd by dragging. and IL Will be seeded
this sprins in order TO mnkc beautiful lawn in front
Of the main building OF the university.
Miss Ruth f. Ginbault. post graduate IN the
College OF Fine Arts. accompanied the Kellogg Con.
cert Company on their Western trip during the Easter
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
YALE'S FINE CREW.
"BoD' COOK wANTED-THE UNBEATES ATA
LANTAS.

New Haven, Conn, April - (Spccal.-Every man
here in the least interested In college boating is
anxious that Captain Robert j. Cook. the famous Yale
veteran should come 10 New-Iaven and instruct the
crew that all here feel IL n defeat Harvard at
Ncw-London next June. The general understanding
is that Captain Cook win be here few days before
Nav "a which IS the date set for the with the
Atalantas The Yale progressing nney.
They have been coached by Captain Stevenson. and
now Caldwell, 's7. who coached the victorious
of &C. 81 and 80, is here The latter is expert
boat;nan. being complete master Of the Cook stroke.
lie is greatly pleased with the appearance Of Inc
crew, and says the only fault Is In the catch which
seems 10 make the boat hang trine. He thinks
Captain Allen is not quito familiar with the Cook
stroke yet nasmuch he Is not rowing IL in exactly
GOOD form. What the need is good coach
who can devote his entire time TO the work. II is
lust the time in the training period when thorough
coaching hy a competent coach is the most important
thing 10 be secured. The Atalanta which viii
row Yale is the same one that made such phenomenal
record last year. II has rowcd in dozen and
has never been beaten. The contest will create more
interest i'm amateur boating than any rowed In
CAPTAIN Van Rodcp Of the Atalantas says he does not
expect TO win the race, the reason being that his
crew arc accustomed TO rowing two-mlle races ana
are not heavy enough u race over iour miles oi
SPACE II Yale is behind at the end of two miles but
leads at the finish, it will be practical victory for
the Atalantas The date Of the class races had been
fixed at May "a, but a new date will now be selected
The Archaeological Institute OF America IS 70 nnaei
take the excavation OF the remains OF Deiph, anu -
The alumni and undcrefaduatcs of iae VIII sooh re-
eeye csrs dessrb@g s work sS 1ss ane I m
must be contributed before jane next IN oucr 10 SC
cnrc permission from the Greek Government 70 ex
cayatc Twenty-Five thousand dollars has been raised
in Boston The Yale circular bears the narnes of
President Dwight. Professor E. E. Salisbury Professor
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
AMHERST COLLEGE.
OPENING or THE SPRING TERM-PRFsIpEN'
SEELYEs RETURN.

Amherst. Mass, April ~ tSpcciaN.-Thc spring
term at Amherst opened Thursday last at noon with
prayers in t' chapel The only change in the faculty
!, the Substitution Of Professor H. NJ Tyler. Of smith
COLLEGE, northampton. for Professor Mather, who is
seriously H. President scclye sailed for this
try April , on the steamer Frcslani, and upon his
arrival will return Immediately Ia Amherst to take
the management Of the college, for the current term
NJ least II * hoped that his improved health will
allow him to retain his position permanently
The college quartet will sing at Shcbournc Falls
April %.
The baseball team has had some very satisfactory
practice games since the season opened and this week
will have the bcncnt Of daily games with the Millars
Falls nine which has been invited 10 spend the week
here
,r,ctcc drills OF the classes In the gymnasium be.
gin 10 morrow. in anticipation OF the prize exhibition
which occurs May = This exhibition Is made an an.
nual affair by the offer Of prize Of 300. which is
the gin Of Frederick Gilbert cf Ttica ~ T. for the
i,.s making the best appearance in dumb.bcll drill
and mnrcling. Last Thursday afternoon the officers
of mo various classes met Dr. Hitchcock and selected
The fi.y men of each class to constitute the class
,on,nanics. TIE captains of the classes are
ol frank T. Crosler OF West springfield. '02 Charles
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
FRESHMEN At Union COLLEGE.
couulxcrNr st or I'M r>.rpNLL srA>o>

schcncctad,. Apnl ]. i>pocah.- The spring term
opcncG with chapel exercise, last Tucsday m1rniH =.
FOR the ,.lmcD day Of rirs hat. and canes.
and the m;icr article, have accompanied them ever
.nce The senior So, aware that Il his last term
m college, and already began (, realize that feeling Of
mingled lov and which eliminate At commence.
mruf The attendance 81 the several clas,c- j. about
the same a. that II last term. The baseball ,rason ha
bcaum the first game having been PLAYED on Thursday
hctwocn nine, rcprc-' nng the upper and the lower
elias men, Tie victory IL favor of the upper cla-
mem Gymnasium clas-cs. oi course still continue.
Union recognizes the great value Of physical training.
lint she holds tha the students first duty is 10 study
.l,c doc. not desire sct Of professional athletes. but
merely aims to inspire that interest in aih;ccs which
ec rcs and maintains sound health and the power Of
continued aud intense mrn 4 effort. our gymnasium Is
ycey w,lI cpupuc1. having undergone renovation be
fore il. oucun Of tho year. and tc president Of the
cuc.c h- a.o adde's TO the student, announced hi,
Willnrucs. tD add Whatever apparatus might bc found
dc,irah" fi0m tine To time.
i'-r dent Webster has beer li.rnt f. attend the
lruorci 81 the Alumni Association Of the Nprihwc~t.
which WIS h"id IN Chicago on "wednesday evening.
Professor hipon. who j. AZ the head II ti" depart
mcnt Il pure mathematics. was III last tom. but lie he's
row rciiirn't 80 hi. chair win improved health Pro
c.sor Wells viii cn his cries 80 lectures modern
hi.oiD next Tuesday mDrnr". Two Of thc-c lectures
viii bc gi, cii each Wcc'.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
PULPIT ORATORS AT RUTGERS.
EMINENT p1v1xEs TO CONDUCT THE CHAPEL
SERVICES.

Ncw.Brunswlck. y. j.. April 13 SpccialI.-Thc an
ncuncoucnt Of President Gates that through the
tirdress of q friend Of the college fund had been
provided by means Of which the most eminent dvincS
and puipit orator, of the country would conduct the
chanel services hereafter, interests not only the
students hut also TIE t0wnspcople. For they. too.
will probabiv enjoy these sermons. there Is hc-
hood that on the sundays when these preachers are
present afternoon services VIII be held The ser
mons are to be occasional. or two being given
each month.
Another serious accident has occurred at the
Wnant's Dormitory. Recently aSltttlc girl, who
vas paving in the unfinished building fell aud sns
toned fatal iniures: and on Friday Willie Arm
stead a twcycye yearold boy, who was also playing
about tic building fc and very seriously hurt.
p-ofcssor L. j. Du Bo~, OF Yale College, was
greeted bv large audience Frilay night at Bis
lecture on Science and the Supernatural. Ills
lecture WAS an argument 10 prove the existence OF
a God by the method, Of logic accepted by the
scientists Themselves II one Of the ablest Of the
papcis read in this years lcctnrccourse.
Tho Rev. Dr. ". II. Campbell. the venerable cN-
president Of the college, 4, dangerously Ill at his
residence on Liyinr-to ton-avc. Dr. Campbell. after
his retirement frou the presidency Of the college. was
made pastor Of the Fourth Reformed Church In tins
city, Lu, III halth recently compelled him % resign
The charge. and lis son, the Rev. Allen campbell
has succeeded him. Dr. Campbell Ia, been rapidly
growing wcahcr, and fears arr entertained that he
cannot recover from this latest Illness.
H. W. Paving. "a member Of the sophomore class.
has d,tinsuishcl himself b. breaking the bowling
record uc scored 80 points IN recent game.
MAILING ccii strics and two pare, IN hi ten frames.
Tho student, quito prompt ia rc;I:ning -
their work TN. ;cin and III" n2l lOry of them were
a., hand for the first rcci'at.On~ un ihgr -dei.
Tin. new rcri.tiar of the college. Irving :. TpSon,
ha. hqd an Once furnished IN tie northwest corner
Of old Queen. College building.
Professor shumway has been III during the Easter
vacat en- and f. ~tll unable - meet hs clasSe, and
Dr. Louis !cvicr j, t1hing hf place.
tn. COLLEGE ins hall nin" arc doing some fne prlc
fec -rcrf, during th, i9yo.ahc weather. and are
4 raGil improving IN team work, The combination
win fl, ltcal !. ". C. ~. D., which the expenses
Of maintainluc N" grounds shared Will M some
thing nf q burden from tA' 'hOrli"r, Of the Athletic
Association. very prosperous reason IS looked for
Tho first game viii b. played on April -
: W. strong. 'Ql ha, cf' college and now hos q
place in NcV-Nort CIV with Nh" Central Railroad
COMPANY.
The rer club sang so crowded honsc At Newark.
or Wcfnrsdav. ~ 'hc b"ncht given for The accom-
PIANIST. Ward stevens
lrc .dcnt ca'.. spcni the Easter vacation at Lane
wood
ri,. .rror. give a minstrel show I'm the Na.onc
Vou Opera Hon" next Fifiay evening. The troupe
j. good one. and the p,iiorncn'c will hc the event
o. The season.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
FORMATION OF \ SHAKESPEARE CLUB BASE.
BALI. PROJECTS.

gettysburg. April 10 (Specai.-The new term began
under very favorable conditions At least dozen new
.tndcnfs have registered. and as result the annual
catalogue will contain NOR, names than ever before
\ Shakcsfcar clnb ha, been formed by !. y. Bal
samuel Mcdowell. Frederick !. Kitzmcycr, Trnn'.
snyder ~ 4. snip and {. f.. Bxler, all members Of
the Philomatheln Literary society. They intend To
ave recital snon for tho benefit ~ the society.
Fifteen delegate, from tie college attended the
\. VI. &. y convention recently held at Chambcrshurg
+. schultz spoke on the social Features Of the
College As,ocia;ion.'
The Rev Frederick Benedict. late Of BEDFORD Penn.
left about 1000 to the Allegheny synod of the
Lutheran Church. the income Of which H. to be used
for Tie education Of young mon at irnnsylvani
College and the Theological seminary at this place
The applicants for admission to the baseball club
are numerous The team will bc chosen Tho
candidates Piper. Endcr Boyer. Filbcr. Gcnscmcr
Cook. liepslcy. slack, Whltmcr, Barshngcr. smyser
Eirch Ilartcr. Gchr. Whitmer. r. MCLEAN Valentine
Glse Turner Darrmplc Wolf, sr. stitcly and v0stinc
The canes far arranged are May 3, MI. ST.
Mary al Emmttshurg, May II. Dickinson. OF Carlisle ;
MAY - Dickinson at home May 20. state College al
home Games will probably be scheduled with New
Windsor nuclneli and Westminster
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

some present TO the school, the class OF $50 mas pre-
scntcd a very handsome desk when has Dccn piaceu
in the chapel
The Camera Club las secured Two oarA rooms ana
'''o -. meetings err in the Commons, and quite
- ,nti,.c interest is now shown in photography.
a al I'm numbers now about thirty members, and a
m,,ittec has boon appointed to arrange for an eA-
nni}inn ~ Ic given near the end Of the term.
F. de r. Townsend has been elected captain o. thc
,, Lou team for next year, in place o l.. f. Bliss,
uHo rcsicncd About half Of last falls eleven cx-
pcct to return A., ,,,,., ,ooio,io,
=. ~ toss was elected president for this term, and
by the report Of the trcasurer it was sSG 1hS
iI nrobably be devoted to the running track. upon
which work will soon be begun. -
Tho phomathcan Society recently elected as us
rceidcnt ;, w. Tyler. and managing editor OF the
pphlpiana G. A. Robinson has been chosen.