davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Connirp Bonr0.

4 FIESTCLASs SUMMER HOME Tor refined family or
n party O, adults iar-c prNa;c mansion on" horr ga'
watef bath h2h healthy View un Nceod eeNet >
address HONt. 3l@ KNay. 3 floor. OF can y 20 ~:
NULfI Hill. COTTAttT- Elevated hcaithful noun
y waterfalls hon" ,onioit-i r'"r
Mrs LINUS MILIN~, Aandar BrrhSmir co. M-"'.
FEW REFINED poop" AN md -ood board dEfhg
n the suum"t Nc-tr Wow IHmt city references
GEORGE g.. SMITH Monticello. y. Y.
l. ARM HOUSE H.a,tn' 20 alton iarR, rom, pine 4
lawn nge had brook n'ar. no." NJ. oi ipHn.o',
post ancr near. Adir.-. T. Is IpPr Rci HOOK y. 7.
EAEN UOUNI. Guhcrt.Ilir ). N.-Lair, cool hofs'
delightful lo.atiout Gut mil& cram ana f's'laur0
in Abundance: terms 81 l.. =. roo kNFI.I'
/,RlIN NOTHTNGN>.- Lake Boup-r'n Farm. ca. .I"-
" ton Vt healthy. pl asau' loct n abuhda' lf.,l'
D. lk cream yr.. t'rII- - =" =. Nr, d \ FNNh' Il
I,OOD RoAEp L,-c" aul conu"ctne rooms hvc
" riuu-..' walk from the Gr""t Noui! I4i g. q
bathing A-uinr suG sailing, trru~ - -" 30 handsome
aV,uu. >ay,lI. l.. o. = ALLEN iINUi-E
JIa.iiitNr tNEN ~lrra -hury. Mas Il.gh location
i1-faly unds hrDti pi'1las vg u r. trr, " <
cream our rli,lus. pleasant duN''. II W Lol'lN"
OWNER of beautiful place o'r, ntcla,. p"orl" cvcry
~ home comfort. house Handsomely furnished eaS. bath
t.l.rh.nc stable shaded grounds, must
l seen o. D.. appreciated rrfor Z" ]. H. Ca.uah, 10
broadway. VI. l.. r.. S"huth lonk"f~.
oOOOFfrr ABOVE the sEA.-Iarsc nicc nous:
')UUU splendid ,opr> "t'ry hof1" comfort. - u =
pr yo.k. SHERMAN HNHEf. Meredith. De-. Co. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

Trunl, Satchei. Bags. stcamo- Chair. Rugs. &c.
Largest stocA and best values in Ne"-iorA.
4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
n. Tnc only eircct line 70 Coasc CIV Mas ant Port;
:nd Maine Copac'ns at rG11id w W IN a. q, o Inq
spfars witt Moaga,9. 10 uad B'aso-. E,sycr, ana
cyeG wcc AZ ana s'ty.1ay 4. p NJ f.o ,,,t rc,
Information apply HoRATIO HALL. Agent a, tho DIR
4 NCHOR LINE: L. 5. MAIL Steamships.
NEw.YoRk and LiXIitI'ooL "a orLfNoIowN.
s,sra,y = i. ~ as AZ %s i $ ssot i ~. y o.. IS
HliowH.yo5GGK XH6h ,G?iNs$ow. VIA H6NDoNDERnY
iiaoo'a june y a. " Dtyona J,aiy ; ; a. N.
ca5n so any SO goaa cas go StccT4g- so
HhNDTtsoX BRornEEs Bowling 'ircen. .
CoMPAGNIE GENERAL!E TransatlantiSaHSs'
~ IEENGM LiNf TO HAVE @ ETEKY Is = KDAx
iX iI.Ast.oi.< S.ntc soaids; jy ~ a. M
Ia Ioi'HGoGXE, Fr-nseuI s.:Wdy: Jay, H.
"a BHErA"XE, d. Joqss"im.. S,t' jay - 80 p. m.
\. IoEGET. General Agent. No Bowling Green.
CUNARD LINE
XEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
a.a wd Jnr is. % 80 Jam am :G@Lra S,sEjsy o. an
ES1 Ia1S% Sat June = = Dim & o SSf,. wS Sa j%y Ja Is Is &
no;inis W1d july > ) a. m I'rfa sat J'dy 10.
ca5n p'ssast $50 a9l upward Int, tgcdet1 80 and
usay't Ace. DOwlinL Green New YORK.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
hIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR
~ HARBOR-N -NEW-NOEK MAINE AND NEW
BItI NSWICK S = co.
The STRICTLY FIEST-CLASN STEAMER WINTHROP
leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June :. AZ ) y. m.
DIRECT for BAR HARUOR. EASTPORT and ST. JOHN.
Steamer Lucy T. MILLER leaves every Tuesday. ~
noon for IsOckland Ockport. Belfast, BuckepOr and
Connections fog Northern aud Eastern Maine and
.hc Provinces The nNrnicnt and enjoyable route
Tor CAMPOBELLO. ST. ANDREWS, GRAND MANAN,
MOOSI.III.Ap LAKE and all r"-oitS IN Maine.
EXCURSION TIt kETS At Elpt CED RATES.
STEAMERS leave Pier ~. l. H.. foot Of Maiden
Lane Freight received daily covered pier. Tickets
be purchased at Lows Exchange. 9E Broa1Hay
For further Information apply to
+. H. SMITH co. General Aanagcr',
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

vi, Central Y. r. NcW-Jof,ey, philadelphia ana i'
io% y H. ard Baltiuorr aud Ohio K. Il. al
For ~ ;ade Itia 81 80 a! 90 II 20 =. M H. peS.
SUNDAYS. ".ro. II 90 a. m., > 90. -. wv Wv
Icr altnor, ana Wa,hinr,on DAN, 40 90 II q, eN'
ccp' SUNDAY a. No.. or 20 90 p NJ !; 10 W, w. co.
trains leaving NJ 40. II 30 a. ~, 80 80, con.
80 p M t2 l5 night except SATURDAY n-ht nave ''"
nprtion for reading. Harrisburg. Po'tsNulr Ac' pbla
Iur SUM, ~, rW4-burs and Wlludmspaft Y o. = m,
cct "a. At - a D.. 4, 80 iHn'' Paror car a. a. M
Il Is mdni ght except saturday night. sunday :, 9sl
Ticket, anC lailorCar b. pr cured az we.t
AS 9li, lao 1873 Broadway. az Oth-ah y, $50
12Jth.st., l3f East l25U-st. NrN-Nork: NourV''" w.
Futon.st., 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. o. , check
Ncwlork Transfer Company Will call ioF s'' ~
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

VAPAN- CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave san Francisco as follows:
OCEAN THURSDAY June 90
GAELIC Saturday. july 49,
DELGlC Tuc-dlY. August L.
OCEANIC ur-day. September 4
Supcrbly Appolrtcd-Supcrior Accommodations.
,atIons be- nadc by lccr telegraph and
cabin plans at 257 and 3i3 Broadway. Sew Yor
Room -. RAILROAD Euhdlnr. san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T II. GOODMAN. General Pss,engc! Agent.
NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
COTTAGE CITY. MASS. KOt KLAND. BANGOR AMP
ALL POINTS oN PENOrSCOT RIVER
EASTPOET. ME-, AND ST JOHI, y. B., DIRECT.
WITH ALL Connections
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA
Capt. /. =. Miller leaves Pier 40. f. l.. (ClintonstJ
EVERY TUESDAY AT L NJ
Superb .olnDod and low fare Freight at low
rates and No TiANSl EiiilN, tsood rccsvcd daily
Additional steamship, soon Arrangement, Are com
pleted Particulars and Information.
Genera! Manases W 4. l.. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Dnb!ie Notlces.

nOARD OF RAILROAD COMMlSSlONERS
X ONhN ~ Albany, N Y.
,nplication having been nadc by the Broad"sV> anu
l,arfh Avenue Railroad Company, OF the cly OF New
2ork under chapter 53 Of the Laws OF io59 ior Prd Pd
change motive power Oh inc lioau way di!u
I,nth Avcn,n. In behalf. and IN behalf ol ~
th| south Ferry Railroad Company, ana ~ Dehai
81 the successor the franchise ana Propry iGrmey
pi Epihv oilnn Ly the roard Of Raf0ad Comni-sioners
tbat public hearing Of such application Niu be hsh ~
,h roons OF the Chamber of Commerce, MUTUAL fr IN
rr,nce building. New.York City, June l5' 1920 at IL
a M ~ the Board. ~ . ,.nco,, c.o..u~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. C

NJ III I4Il'T.NTs " "
w IKH X CO. l.sSc".-lfl leave West i3d-st "a.
ton New York follows and fifteen minutes earlier nom
loot of "a, Ht y Il th'caro o.trolt London uamlton.
- 80 q. - -. - 81 Louis. - 10. : - pm
Toronto. - % a. m. - -. IS - j. m Montreal can
ada FaAt > Il 4 m. Niagara Falls. NNtdcrsc
tta and principal nt"mcdato stations 80. . - a NJ.
:? lo !, p ~, ''l Ia $50 a. ~ 99 {9' :. " " -. .'s
"a II 30 a. m end ls ! .. Il % %o /; T. p m. NeMT,nyfS
straw - a. NJ, ~ SO p n ELEGANT Herpns cars
for Buffalo Naeaia Falls. Toronto, Detroit chicago ana
II. Loul, 'D,ily. ipaly except Saturdly-. Other
trains daily except SUNDAYS "a > Leave Jersey OlW r.
shore station. ! .2G a. m $40 p M For tlcNs,s,
timetables Information. apply at Oncc> Brook W 55
ST. 72G Futou>t Oncc, foot Of Fult n
New YORK Ctt-l 27 1863 1S1 ana 9i2 liiOd"sy ll3
II Park Place US West l25thst aud West SholH
stations foot Of Wcst 2dst. and foot Of Joy-st. y X
Wcstcot- FNrcSs calls TO- aud checks baggage from hot's
and residence. g. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 900
,me,'r,n oucn.ar anu ,rmcnts Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. &C. &C. In
full per copN Published by The Trbunr New'f orA
Fnsrtaning and universally complimented by the press
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Ocean Steamers

~ EW-YORK AND CUBA NAIL IS. CON-
y PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Pcrs 10 and J. r. X. at Y ~ -, 90
,TOGA, Havana and Gardens we'd June 49,
"Ni'' HiN., PrOSrr-o. C3mpeche, frOntra =,
OItlHABA, and Vcr4 CRU. Ss;.' juno y
SENECA Havana and Mant3nLas. Wed, June 20
- ot,w,suIyCTOy Ia PI2ge,S Ta@pteo, %
,,rxrrrcos Nassau Santiago de O;5l
'ClENf OE"On{ C;cnfuegOs thurs, June 10.
.Will call al tuantanamo on outward dip
For particulars. freight Or pass.ee apply 70
LANES T.. WAItD 6 CO. lI3 WAl.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Conrtrn BOARD t0ante0.

ID OAEp WANTED with rri'at" family. in noun.
Is ,,,ro,i. rr-.ou hy o laiY with two ~mail Children
"a mrs Addrs,. ,iug fll PARTICULAR l. e. T.,
z lli'-n-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Ocean Steamers.

IEAhN' West l''h street
Trunis Sa,chol. Bags Stcamc- Chair Rugs. &c.
Largest stock and best values lr Ncw-lorH.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
6elu Uante6.

~, ANTTD-Man as agent Of patent safes size 2sA
w IsXlS incne- 80 retail. All sizes as lo": 49, ~,
nov nlttarns; lock new factory: Not gov
syieds a. POOL Every safe warrsntei Rare chance
nrrmancnt business. our terms and Catalogue NIL CVl'
a" vou az ens clear $500 300 per month"; write foI
exclusive territory. ~ . , ,.,. % <,no,,,.,, obto
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
I EIIIGHNALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENnIR TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Dpsbro,-tS follows
a. M. for >ItinI,Un aui intermediate points.
a. for Geneva, Lyons. I.uirl. Hochc>t'r. Buu'
and the Wet and principal local points. thdr car 10
Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension hrldcr.
4. Tor MlGch Chunk and iuttrulrdat" points.
II A. Tor l.. ami B Junction and intermediate points
Chair ear Ia Nauch Chunk.
D. m. for iuukhauuocN and intermediate points,
chair ear to Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg. 81. ..i...
iO p. ior ilmira and principal intermediate points
Chair car to Wkcsiarro and Pullman sleeper to Susp'n
prdgr.
Chair ear 10 Mauch Chunk
$40 p. m. for Mauch chunk and intermcdat" points
Connection u Reading ard Harrisburg
p. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira. Rochester. Buralo
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and suspension
Bridge. ,.o
Trains leaving at S a. m. II a. NJ. ! p. m ana so
p connect for all points In Mahanoy and llazeton coal
regions. $780,. -. ... 1870.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
"A. IN for Mauch Chunk. UaIleton and Intermediate
ponts, ana II a. m for Shenandoah ana Intermediate
points.
10 p. M. FOR Mauch Chun, aud mtermedlat" points.
Z. IN. for deneNa. Lyons Elmira. Rochester bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern O1tr. o9i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
nrn ..n,. nm nr STEAMSHIPS.
,r,rr IIyT-RrTWEEN NEW-YORK,

STAlL IL NEDDi l,LY,Irt ! " ri, r,f,oy65IpEERY.
wfTU 1UEOrGH TICKETS Af REDUCED RATES
TO i.INI.HPOOL. LONDON DUBLIN. 8
STATE Oh 6FOHGIA ......- Thursday. June ~ a. u
STNTT on NEBRASKA Thurs ia'. June 70 10 a III
CABIN pas.agc sJ5 . $50 ec'olins e To- alton OF eti'
root Nrt--on ticket, sG5 10 800 Ntofragr tickets u
.nd from al parts o. Egiopc a, lo~c,t rSt' r ron PS
and passage apply 70 Al >TGN BALDWIN CO. g.. "a
h.rnt, 8 Broldwsy y. Y. Storage oice Il BNad"aJ
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
WOMAN, COLLEGE, OF BALTIMORE.

H,ltmo.c. SD. Mas - (~pecml.-lhh has been
year OF wonderful success and Development for th'
Institution. Tie splendid granite building known -
Go4clcr Hall after the name Of the donor was
,p,ucd september. 1-S Lfty student, attending the
nlt DAY. Tia, year another massive granite structure
Ua completed ana opened for The ph} 'cal training ot
l. students 1t Us known as Bennett !ll the greater
pit of II, cot being bornc by benjamin r. Bennett.
IAN honor,d ciiilrn of baltimore. third building.
for tie accommodation of boarding students, was
begun ia Nay. l--9, and opened ~ Christmas. 1t
b. already haI filled. The number Of students ha'
risen {, 80.
Og Thursday lat an Informal exhibition wa given
E!n,tiail,c II tuc daily training impaired Ia the
=. nina .uin. IL great success ANA cN'cd much
.Iiiuu,i-n, bcus the nrst public opportunity anOrdcd
,pr Judging tine results Of the swedish system OF
educational gymuait.cs adopted by ulis college.
The gymnasium lts. II D. Prrhap, the finest IN the
country for tie exclusive uoc I'll WOncn containing.
l-.,dc the usual appliance, found ia Nmnasiunls a
cor,plcc set uf tic celebrated lander machines for
.psciaI Development. and beautifully constructed
u,tntofum. 1nc president OF the college ard the
director Of the gymnasium both report conspicuous
Improvement in thc general health and vgor ol the
students.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
CopvrtI. JrNIORs DrCLAIM

CADET, RFVITw-IAKE SURVEYS" PARTY
ithaca. y y May 81 lspccian-Ihe fourth I'M "'
contest in defamation for th" -" McW"rhI iI"'
took place last evening in Gymnasium man, '''"'
a very large and apprcc.aryr audience. Inc '"'
s,so,,t,, band Of sixteen piece, cul'veu'd the pro
cecdincs W,h good music. The exercise were "p'"''
with prayer by the Rev d. IfI''' "' ''' '''"''
gatonal Church.
After the overture. Tho Bridal Rose hy l.
valIe the following dcclnmauon- wc" DO
uvcrcd: Charles sumner '"""f-" WI"
IAN Curtis. spoken ty Frederic Palm
schoonmahcr. "TLc Poetry of Wa ir '"''
W. Robertson Erwin Lou, rhir L'r7''
,Fredcric A Noblci. Burton william p'Ni-, Ih'
rmty Of Christian citizenship Wend"u Phillip
lot salisbury Waterman. America N"t a' lnl'''i'n
,Hcnry i. Van Dyke. lrl. Nnnfrri J'"'' h'i"'-
"The Battle TIar..~ lCarl >chu7 l." Eo' Ande. '"n
.Thc object ~ Prohibition" d'rrlrk Johnson. h"'
crt Orron Moody. The Leelry of 'h''lH' t'AF'.
f. branch Elmer g. Mansfield; ih" ~" o"i'N'
nIcnry W Grady. Willard Henry Au.tn' Roscoe
Conhling.r Robert q. Ins.r-oiu. Milton Irwin DnH
Ian: The Last charge o. Nc'.- ~. T. h"hl" I.
Charles Courier Dickinson. Romance aud A''lI'n.
(Naurlce Thompson. Ph.ip "gicn.
The judge, Professors Mo-"- Colt " ler'
William Gardner Hale and Gcorxe Prentice Bristol
The prize wns awarded to SIR. Austin. and Mf Wac.
man received honorable mention
GcorrirniciL Association addressed The Student. r.
The botanical lcoturv room % s"s" college i"4'.
on the "Opcnius jp OF Air,h.
Muth Interest J, tlhcu JOS tnc student 100 fi" u.i
t,ry department thi, spring the cadet. Wc"" =
viewed ON Monday by Iu-pcct"rG Gcurrn lat-.. o.
the NOTtn Atlantic Division.
The corp. oi cugil,er, for the IaE" survey I'D.
Ntsr Ia, been or.s..Azvl. a- follow. Chief ing D.
MadsWorth principal a0,i-tdit. Lander. comp.
Vicacr, assistant compute. Wing. eomulp,lr}, ~!l
ucr. assistant cOmmI- cary, snyder.
Tie wooden baldins used by Tie COLLEGE Of tNl
Engineering until It's removal b. the ness oulllIu-
viii dl,hgugc the campu, no Ionscr Il is Dcih'
pulled down this wees.
10th the 'yar.lty aad freshman crows ar dolue
good earnest work lu their ucW shells cvrN dIf
nov and crowd Of peOp" Vi-f the Eac on pleasant
afternoons t. wiuI,,, tine lively br.hc, bctNc o.
them.
In the bail game her" Yesterday the Elmra ,prof's
sio4al nine defeated tine Cornell bo'7 py s''r'
Of 3 tD ..
1hc Rev Robert Collyc-. of Sow York. VIII p -:'eh
at tAc University Chapel 10 morrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
BOWDOIN'S LOSS Is YALE'S GAIN.

PROFESS X {. Il. SMITH 6oEs TO NEw-HANtN.
brunswick, Me-, May % (spccian.-Much sorrow
is felt by the entire college community at the news
that Professor Charles H. smith Will probably accept
hi, election 10 the chair of American history AZ Yale
Professor smith IS now completing the seventeenth
year II his service at brunswick. and. although -
Yale graduate, has thoroughly identified himself with
the interests Of Eo~do.n. 40 instructor is moro
highly esteemed and respected by the graduates of
the last hfeen years. lie I, imbucd with the sub
jcct In hand that he has rarely, II ever. failed 10
enlist The interest of his pupils. Ills integrity snd
fairness. his natural ability, with the breadth and
accuracy Of his attainment. have given him lead
ing and most deserved influence in college matters.
To him the college owes the jury system nov In
successful operation, by which large dcgrrc Of self
government Is exercised by the undergraduates. To
him was largely due the movement few years since
that resulted in the erection OF the present COM
mOdious gymnasium.
Thomas G. Spillane, of Lewiston a member Of the
senior class, nae been awarded the third prize for
essay "Applicailon of the American Policy OF Pro
lection to American shipping Engaged IN lntewa-
tonH Commerce offered by the American Protective
Tariff League.
Professor Henry Johnson Ph. d.. sailed on the
Scythia last SATURDAY. Ito is TO spOnd tho next few
months In the British Museum I'm collecting material
for his editorial work on the text OF Shakespeare.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
SENIOR ORATORS OF BROWN.
INTERcoLLEGE sPoRIs-RooMs AT Aucrl

INTERCOLLEGE sPORTS-ROCMs AT AUCTION.
Providence, X. l.. May % (spcciaI-rhe names Of
the ten seniors whose oratlons will be delivered on
commencement day announced Saturday morning.
They are follows: T. f.. Brown, jr., Providence
ID j. Holland Providence; i. II. IIovcy, Newton
Centre Mass. d. 5. jerks, Pawtuclsct, r. J.; a. L.
Kingsley, Poquonoc Bridge, Conn; J. G. MoMurrly.
Union City, Tenn; l.. G. Newell, Tawtucket, X. l. :
H. II. Palmer, StoningtOn, Conn; II. W Watjcn.
Methuen Mas. w. II. Young, Elwood Ill
The following men viii represent Brown at the
intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting at
Worcester next Wednesday Aldrich and Dowd in
the 100 and 30 yard dash. Webb in throwing the
hammer, Trmblc putting the shot, Barrows in
running high jump, and IOvcy in the pole vault no
tug Oiwar team will be sent. II wa, not learned
until very recently by the manager that the weight
Of the team this year would be limited TO 10 900
pounds This dsqualifes the regular team, and the
time is short 10 get another team in training
fulfilling the conditions.
Brown has bccn requested to be one of the six
colleges TO bear the expense Of the Mortified Bible
school next summer Efforts are being made to raise
the required amount The other FIVE COLLEGES viii
probably be Harvard, Princeton, WESLEYAN, Williams
and Yale.
". H. Young. 100, has received The silver medal
for Hi essay The Application Of the American
Policy of Protection TO American Shipping Eugaged ia
international Commerce" The medal was offered by
the American Protective Tariff League in connection
with prizes for the best THIS subject written by
a member of the senior class of 1880 IN American
college.
PfcArey has been elected class day speaker in
place Of Forbes, who obliged to resign on account
OF III health.
Richard Oney '5G is 10 be the commencement
orator this year and Walter c. Bronson. 81, the poet.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
observation-disclosures GREAT LOSS.

PRESIDENT CUMNINGs's LIFE WORK ENDED
Evanston H., May % Speciality the death Of
President Cumming, TIE educational world lp,o- one
O the few remaining college president, Of the uob:
type represented By Hopkins, McCo,h ard Porter.
rAc announcement o the death Of President Cummings
coming ii did in the midst OF the rectitons OF the
morning, produced profound impression throughout
the college community. 1t known that the
able president had been In poor health for few Eco
bat 10 the view 81 the undcrCi aduate, the massive
form and lIm trend had lost bat n;tlr Of their
customary vieor. only few intimat" friend, know
tie sal truth that TIE lie worn OF the great educator
was drawing very near it. CLOSE. and they could but
wonder at the iron Will and exalted Of duty that
kcpC the sufferer at rs work until The very end.
Now that the university has lost #, chief executive
il is natural 10 review tie progress Of the Institution
during The nInc year, Of President Cumming, al
mnistraon. II may be stated in general term, that
the resources Of the university have been doIbicd
within the last decade The endowment has incrc4 cd
with each year, until now II has reached The sum 0l
g. 900 900, invested with the greatest prudenc. and
highly productive. Each year has shown an increase
o at iea.t hundred students, until the last catalogue
shows an attendance Of LOO. Tic faculty la.
gown propOrtiOnate,y; during the lat year twelve
new professors and instructors were appointed; the
number oi ofcers Of instruction Is now lOo.
1t j. not necessary Ia clam for person the
fun UcIlt Of this splendid development. The uni-
vcr'ly would have grown under any reasonably
eIhcicnt management, but 1t IS tie lasting glory Of
President Cummings administration that The d.
NclOpment la, been thoroughly hymmctuct The
scholarship III" university hao been brOadcncd and
occpcncd with each successive year In the COilrg.
Of Liberal Arts the requirements for admission have
been steadily advanced. rs prDfc ,ional school,
have been added the courses Ol study have been lad
out on a scale that has at once p!aCed these new
department the foremost rank. The eleven dc
paitmento Of tie university have been welded into
q harmonious system system great indeed vet
not too great for the master mind that had devised IT,
A. all educator, an administrators a teacher. an
ideal President the university Will ever cherish his
memory, and Will long feel The bcneGcent effects OF
hs long administration.
Professor oliver Marcy, who served very success ,sfuy
as acting president during period preceding the
take, up the duties
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

,r.,S, SPENKFRS-TwiNS AND CO-EDUCNTIoN
Rochester. y. - Nav - t>pccan.-rhe newly
or,an1ci banjo club Of the university j, preparing %
give concert at the now Music Hall ln the fo'"-
Mems Christian Association building.
Tho following members Of t!c senior class nave
f.., ouuolut,d t. deliver commencement orations :
element D Chd. Albert II. Wilcox James b. Mornon'
lame. Go,ucll. Charles +. BulilNi, Elon II. Eaton
Franklin Wclhcr aud Cornelius \. Baldwin. NeINer
,nd baldwin were named for their out,ucal ability,
il. Others for scholarship. Wilcox aud Mormon be-
I.... to the Delta Upsou frllcrnty, Bullard to Psi
tr.llou. while Eaton Is a neutral The others belong
T., l, photlepian society a local organization. Child.
wilcox and Mormon have been initiated into Phi Beta
kappa ,,,,
ilc birth ~ twins In the family Of President Hil(
has been one of the principal topics Of conversation
around college this week.. When Dee entered Anderson
HAN the next morning after This happy event he was
erected with dcaicniug cheer, by the students amt
both thc faculty and the boys joined Ia extending con-
,ratul,tion, William y. sage. ono Of the Oldest ana
r,t influential OF the university trustees, telcsrHphcd
o. a. friend Co cd ucation already c"mmeuced Twins
IISrc Is a hint that the trustees seriously con-
-idrrug IN, adNlsibllIty Of admitting Young women
H. the university. Co education hss many influential
friend, lu tM, city. When the Board meets hrNt
month 10 may consider tle matter Another I'M
uoraut subject for their consideration Will be INC ds-
Tur university ball nine PLAY ed with the SNt'cn-e 9
University nine on the canpdr TINS morning. Wlhulls :
easily of 20 to l. Warren, Of the kQchcNt'is,
dI,ti sui,hcd himself hy making three home runs.
Boz larr the Association pitcher, umpred The
game. The Roche,tcgs have now PLAYED four inter
,ollt.iae games. winning three ~ them. They leave
for an Eastern trip nest ve"h. and will play the Union
college nine ou Wcdnc day. the namilton bOys on
Thursday and the Colgate University team on Friday.