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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Willlamstown. Ma. Dec. 81 pecan.-bcennins
on Tuesday, there Will be winter vacation Of three
weeks, the college reOpcning on January Il.
Professor Ru, sells lecture, on Biblical criticism have
been largely attended this month. Professor Russell
has followed chiefly the history OF old Testament crit
csm, dividing il into different periods The authorship
OF the first tx books la, been the question most d
cusscd. Professor Hewitt Ia. also lccturcd on the
Bible dealing with the New Testament. however In the
Greek.
The junior division of the journal CEb wa, recently
rcorgaI lied for the coming year. with Peabody. o.,
president Brinkcrhof 1913, vice president; Wilson, -,
secretary. Tie organization is outsrowth Of the
senior and Junior electives in biology.
Among the innovation, Of This term not TIE loa.t
has been the opening Of the library in the evenings
and Of lis east Wing sunday afternoon, though IN
the latter case. Of course. no regular library work Is
done. An unusually large number Of new books ha>
been received this fall aso and the library Is improved
10y IT," addition of "a.
II. X. White jr.. has been chosen football manager
for next year to succeed T.. Il. Chids. q. l.. Brown
retains the captaincy.
1.-THE Literary Monthly" publishes FOR December q
fiction number, consisting simply OF short stOric-
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CORNELL.

Ithaca ~ Y. Dec 21 (Specian.-Wmle preparing
sheep brains for the use Of the Physiology elias a
week ago Professor Wilder found one In which The
callo,um the great band Of nerve ibrc> connecting t"
two cerebral heinis phcrcs, wholly absent Among
the thousands 81 human brains examined, there nave
been recorded only fifteen such cases, mostly rom
persons Of feeble intellect. From the lower animals
the ONLY previous cases also occurred in IN" aao Al
laboratory Of this university, VIZ. two kittens ana
cat the latter described and figured BY Professor
Wilder in 1888.
Professor H. = Williams will attend meeting VI the
Association Of American biologists during vacation.
Professor Bailey Of the Experiment station, VIII -
10 Norfolk, Va to look up the question Oi winter
vegc abes lie will lecture in Delaware and study the
ycllows peach plague in that STATE.
In the last week Professor and Mr.. C"m-t"ck
have exhibited in the rooms Of the Eniomolptlcal
Department collection Of wood engraving consist
ug Of over 200 titles BY twenty-five members OF tic
society Of American Wood EnsIavcrs.
Al the last meeting OF the Mock Congress. Pr'd'i'
ThurstOn named his cabinet who were ~ubr"lucn|
confirmed by the Congress: Secretary u state. l'r"
frssor Collins secretary u the Interior, Professor
Iauehlin; secretary of the Treasury Professor bur
dick secretary OF War, Lieutenant IuiheiN secretary
Of the Navy, Professor Canaya, fOsina ~tcr''crFhI
profcs ,Or Fuertcs Attorney General. Professor linton
lnCs President rurstOn's inaugural address was thef
delivered lie ont lined the attitude Of the admlnstra
| ton as to the public questions Of the day.
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pHINC ETON.

Princeton " j.. Dec. 81 (Speciall-Thc college VIII
close on TUESDAY at noon and will reopen on January
: Many of'thc students who live in the far West and
south have ALREADY started for their homes. and many
more will 60 tomorrow. The faculty had decided T."
hold sere, of examinations for the different classes
on Tuesday morning. but they were beseged win
50 many requests from the students who wished -
get away before that time that they finally abandoned
the plan.
The sixteenth annual "Brica-Brac7 appoarcd last
Thursday and met with ready sale The book has
new style Of binding. with tiger, head 10 the col
lecc colors on the back The board Of editors com
prise V Lansing Collins, England Leon VI con
we'll Philadelphia Evan VI Evans, Ne" Jersey :
Joseph VI. Huston. Philadelphia; George w Pcddi'.
Philadelphia; Robert \. stevenson Pennsylvania John
g. Wilson. Maryland: Richard F. Woods. Philadelphia
in the last few weeks the Librarian and a corps 81
assistant, have been busy re numbering and r"arrang
Ing the book, Of the library Through The courtesy
Of the faculty the room at the we-t end 81 the lbrar
building heretofore known the faculty reading ROOM
has been thrown open to the students. and II is pro
posed 10 place certain standard books OF reference
New book are kept In this room two weeks before
being placed In the aicOvcS. .,
At "A meeting Of the junior class Edward y. pulheIl
was elected orator, and William X. Prentice. debate
for WashingtOn's Birthday exercises, II has generally
Lecn customary for the Cl1S, representatives. I'D u'0
exercises 10 represent the Clo~pphic and Wing literary
Socctic, about equally Thi- year. however, bN com
cIdcuce all the Glasses have chosen men from The
ChosOphic society, and the result !, maj 'he eA'''''''
are limited 10 a contest between the cla~-c>.
At a meeting Of the senior class day committee
willard H. Bradford elected chairman.
The sixth number Of THE Tiger appeared last
representation Of large tiger in sleigh drawn ly
reindeer.
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BTNFT " ~
OF (snecjaD.-Tle senior class met

Providence Dec 81 (SpecaD.-The senior class met
last Wednesday 10 receive report from H. W. Coohe'
the chairman of the class day committee on arrange
1nents After "a careful examination OF the receipts
and expenditures Of former classes, the committee re
ported that it would be necessary 70 levy tax Oh Slo
per capita Ia defray the class-dsy expenses his
amount will include the cost Of the class dinner
The faculty have now under consideration a radical
change in the recitation hours. At present chapel ex
ercsc. are held at 40 O'Clock a. and Rotations
cont1rn. from O'Clock until II 80 o'clock r. m, with
an internisslon Of minutes between the recltatioAs
Rectatons are resumed in the afternoon at O'Clock
and continue until 10 O'Clock. Under the proposed
psn chapel will be held at 10 o'clock and four reel
taton hours will follow with 10 intcrnlsslO CON
Guiding at IL 80 O'Clock In the afternoon Work VIII
he begn at 30 O'Clock and conclude AZ go O'CLOCK
The proposed change is not heartily received by the
body of students. The reason for this change, as
stated by number OF the faculty Is 10 AFFORD wider
range of electives by having six. instead OF I'VE rcc
ton hours a day ~ at present.
The sophomore class, instead 81 choosing JUICES LOT
the Carpenter prize contest IN cOcutloH, have ap-
pointed a committee consisting Of Williams. Nlghtnaii,
fumer. Bclknap and LarnCd 10 select them.
In the last week the physical laboratory mas re
ceivcd "A fine lathe FOR wood working a. Christmas
Gift from Messrs. Nicholson ~ Waterman, Oh iIONi
dence. 800 -,
The Christmas recess began on Friday ana VIII end
on Monday morning, January b.
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UrYN NAWE.

Ervn Nawr. Penn. Dec. Il i-pecah.-Nuch cool
wor. J., done This year iu the department u p'u'"
econ. N.Y. the student not only following lecture
course but being also required 10 present c lF~ on
,uhjcc- connected WITH the lectures. Mt "ldH1Hf' j.
engaged u the PREPARATION - series 81 hiu'i' ''''
or,,iu, tl. now theory lu r'nN 10 captH. fi-i put
forth by him lon d" The Quarterly Journal ~ Economic
f,r I.r,,nrv l-no DE- Andrew. a-,oca'c iu history,
rad , paper last week before Tie Historical A'-'.I'
ton Of E.ltImor, on Village Communities. ID subject
IN which he Is specially Interested and on "hi1 l' hAe
already publ, -hrd several artl'ic,. ,
Al me of fhr recent mcctiucA oi the amer -N.,'
ON, of Political and social science an article "u I'
pr,gr.. al International Ar5tTtiOu' VA. pic-'f'd ~
V Eleanor Lord fellow iu hl.Tury At lirNn MaNi lu
10 90 and Instructor lu history Al smith 'ol"s'-
Th, Christine, vacation BEGAN ou rrddN Al d" o. H..
and orb Viii not De- resumed uuil Jaiutr' y d" -
m The clllcg. VIII not be- cl'-"d. "u" htI d I'sI
dcnce bclug kept open throughout TIE holidays.
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B,iWl),'IN.


ur,nswick Me. Dec. II special Inc s",Io'S nave
..,,o, +, clccting their class officers WITHOUT IN"
,,..,,.d contest and consequent llfceilng 'hat mas
s,, ,t,cudcd the struggle for cla'Nday hohorN
Those chosen arc President. Gould ~ r"''o' Nce-
nro.t1cnt r. H. Tbbeti> secretary ana '''>0'' - v
vino, ir CHAPLAIN II. {. Jackson ora'or' a. Il.
>.o,,,on -. noct W. g. Ma.let; opening address - {.
l.a,,.. li.torian. : II. Chapman; prophet T. > +.
Lincoln parng address. f. v Godlhe MAJ '"'' r. VI
rukcv. toa,tma.ter, If. ID. F. Snith' ""'9'' L. y.
rr,cich. committee Of Arrangements r. liIi'oh. g. H.
packard p &. Newbcgin; committee on p''Wes'
e g Nohoncv: gymnasium captain Is. d. hulon'
prot.ssor F. C. Robinson has been absent the
,rcsort week being a delegate from Maine !" the
National Health Association meeting al 'h"rle''oh'
;. G. - .,,. -, a.,
: plan /, proposed Of sending two OF three of the
,o,hcrs NJ the Young Mems Christian Association TO
,ro-,,o in mission work in New York CITY during the
summer vacation. for the purpo>f o ra.aItms inc
e,hn.ls ernInyed by the city missionary 0rgahluon1
r, ..sori,finn ha, arranged for a series ol seven
,n,ul,r lectures, which viii begin next Woh'n.
= RIA .nnbomorr prlZc deClawaunl, Were APVhcl on
Thursday evening in Memorial Han INV ,P'dhi y
va fly m 10 the average, the aluI'i'c uin
a decided Innovation MAI" 10y the l'liuIc oi th,
committee 10 provide music. ms was VIZ rSuIt Oh
accident rather than intent mn met WI" lI' ap
no"aI ~ president HYDE. who expressed the nope
ho, thiY breach I'm an old and an cNpeii'N. custom
"I,,t hn maintained by succeeding class Inc hiSl
nriIn wa awarded 10 Clarence W Pcab"dV 'hc ION on
INDIE peabody Of Portland and the S'cohd 10 NHE H.
Jcnks OF lIOultOn.
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TIE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINAR
IIcrbcr; Welsh. n lasman Of the Diocese OF re"h-
svlvanIa addressed the missionary society OF the ten
crol Theologca seminary at it, regular meeting last
Tuesday evening Mr. Welsh Ia, been identifed LOT
several wear, with the Indian question all over the
cmntry. and his talk on that subject was pracucaiy
opportunc IL, view Of the recent disturbances ana up
rising, among the indians Of the Northwest
At the request Of number Of the men, inc uc""
Dr Hoffman preached "A sermon 10 the students Oh
Wednesday n evcnsOng. The theme. which was
handled with tfe deans usual vigcr and ability was
the lesson Of the lfc Of -. John the Baptist III It's
relation f., correct view Of the Christian ministry.
The Rev. Dr. :. NJ. llaskins. rector OF - M'IN ,
Church. Hrooklyu talked to the students IN onerie'
Hal on Thursday evening. lie described his Journey
throul> scandinavia under the title The Lana VI
the Midnight sun and exhibited number of native
curiOs and antiquities.
on Friday evening . regular meeting OF the stuueh'S
ror1uighty Club wa, held. Mr. NILS, OF the senior
cl,s, read a strong and suggestive dev0uonal paPcr
IN acknowledgements Professor Nalpole Ulh'u loI
fr, minutes AZ ts Close IN an cNoeI"ntS Gear "uu
h.pful way after which a number OF Uti,rs pom
"a. ri innary society elected the following 10 at
os delegate at the coming convention Oi thc nv
collegiate students Missionary society 70 be heiG ~
phIldrluaia next month. From tn senior Gas -
opaldlug B \ urncctonl. who J, pT'>M', III ~" -,
Glory and " ". NOR. Of the diocese n NeW io.h n
fr,m rho middle class-F :. Moore. j.. y lioOalu,
and g. y Hiss T.. A. university Of Vermont ron,
@hc ,uulor cl,s,-C. F.. Sp1ding II. \. HOBART gnu
G.. ii. Denulson. y. A. university oil fchh'S '""''
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IiAEEDItlED.

Iiavcriord College, Penn. Dec. 81 (Np''"U-'rV
lessor H. q. Mlulton Of Cambridge, England deH'"e'
two lecture, before tie college on Thursday even
mcs. December II and L. Tie first wa Oh l"v
Literary study Of the bible the second Oh N''-u>'
ON petition ~ the students. the time ~ vacation
wa, extended from Friday. December 49, to J""u.
arv q.
On the fir, Monday cycnns after The HOLIDAYS
fhc student, viii meet, e. form students "rs'']'
tion ard acccp' constitution already presenter I'
such an organization.
II a meeting on Wcduc-day night d." constitution
NJ, ,le o,,,f,u association wa. amended. taking tie
mower OF choosing IN" teams ont ~ ID" HANDS e." ne
Ground committee. and giving u Ia uic '"P''.l,, -
The college reports Tor l--H 30 ana ih' 'h'il 'I''
FOR l-qO 81 have lu-t made their app dIh..t- "
catalogue contain, M, year fGl H-t ~ l''ti' '
,radu,te- since the foundation OF tie college, lr
Gr,; cL,-, dating 1-5G. aud cpus-iius OF Two H'Il
her, ONLY W.: rhola, /. toch, VI. D.. IL" - anu
cricket practice goes OF uun''frp'"iy III TIE
cricket alley under Woodco.i, supcr' sioh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Philadelphia. Dec. 81 tspccial).-Thc archaeological
society Of the university ma, arranged for series Of
public lectures which promise TO be Of unusual in
tcre,t. The first cf these delivered on FRIDAY
December l.. by Professor 4. l.. FrOthlnglam Of
Princeton Ancient CITIES and M0naserieS Near
Rome The subject ably treated ard pr1fuscly
illu tratcd. Among the lecturers engaged are Dr.
&. c. Abbott, Professor John r. Peters and General
hi CcsnOa. DR.. Peters who led the university eX-
petition into Mcsopotamia, is now in one Of the
southern states recuperitng from his long arduos
lsbors and is engaged in preparing the report his
two years work. Among the recent archaeological
acquisitions IS collection Of flint implements from
Licking County, Ohio This collection includes over
5000 pieces. and secured through the ubcratv Of
Joseph H. Coates, active member and officer Of the
assoc atiJn.
The palacontologicsl section OF the museum is also
making rapid progress Through gift and purchase
many valuable additions have been recently made u
the collections Of Devonian and cretaceous fossils
and Professor James Hall, of the New-YOrk state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

AnnanGalc. y. y. Dec. II l>pcohlI-Ihe T"NS'-
kccp,r concert VI the college g~r club Wa, mH-''N
and socially. one Of the most brilliant it Gun ""'
given. Tie programme lncludoi "A n"a' song '''P'-'"
nv f. f. Madeira rhc dire, tor O the club. and sung i"'
fine frs. time Al the opening concert iu Preston Hall
Tie following we're the patrOrc,,", NT-. Edward f'i'
worth Mr.. trauo, T.. Wheeler, Mr. John W. FELTON,
Mr. Alison Ward. Mr. ]. K"'nold, Adrhnrc, Ni-'
Roland r. Denui,. Mr.. Henry IIa-brVuok MI Albert
4 simpson Mr.. T.. +. Ea,tmcsd, Mr.. MOTHS bi'h
lev. Mrs 7. +. spaulding. Mr.. Horace Nhtu'' Mt
Coinelia ". Nelson, Mr. Gehec Cor"eH, Ni' ~
ward IT, Parker, Mr.. Augustus Doughty. NJ Joi"'
- an, Nj. u.urv Hampton. Mr.. FRANK Iid1nr'uD J..
Mrs, j. g. Frost. Mr.. !. G.. Pori"ou,. Mrs. Z. H.
kot.gt~. Mr.. ". IS. Carpenter Nj Robert An h'e' !"
me college closed Ou lIday f,l a tNV weeks rcr-o.
Tho Chr- iinas term Lrrln, January ,.
\ committee IL ~" athletic association, NeH't'
.trnmcz SchnceV ci-. and I1l,rN aro procuring sui
-crptOns for the gamma lum building una.
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DARTNDt TIL.

Hanover y H.. Dec. ~ ~pccili.-Thc college closed
on Wednesday morning for the winter vacation 81 fur
weeks.
The freshman class this fan ha, made remarkable
record !u Greek aud mathematics, covering more
ground than any class college las done for year..
MANAGERS Dubois. II the baseball team Is busy re-
pairing the ball cage. getting ready for practice next
term John Abbott. ~, ~ Rochester, will De- cal.
tain Of the team and viii cover third base. 1homp
son ~ viii probably cover first base. Slunlcn, ~,
Will he the main reliance of the team pitcher. The
catcher VIII De either norton, ~, or Weston 93.
i.a,r 'o3 {, q promising candidate for second base.
Heath 81. and Donu- D. VI. G.. are candidate for
shorts y.
Oniccr- II the Young Men Christian Association
for the rcNt two term, are PRECEDENT, II. II. Kidney
~. Of Newport vice president William +. i1dd, '0l
4 Lancaster secretary. \. Z. sail. 20. Of Burke.
- y. treasurer Charlie, H. Noyc- ~. " Atkinson
,pouding secretary, j. " norton 'O2, Of Middle
town springs, w.
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Sll lrTTIMDRE,

srarthmorc. Penn. Dec. II (Spcclal-for the hrS'
time in three year, there has been SAanhs a' H"'f'
more. -, ,, ,.,
rho christmas number Of The Phoenix appeared
nj wool, II + much larger than usual ana contains
- fronti.piccc an excellent portrait of the president
elect william Dudley foulkc.
vond,, Iobn +. Murray. %. was unanimously
elected football captain for next year.
The regular gymnasium work for the winter mas
bccuu. Th, :, put on the same basis - required
.tudv and 1t j. to the efficient training "h'h Inc h'n
rrt through the winter that swMthmoc owes much Oh
her success, in athlctlcs.
The Christina, iccc>, began on SATURDAY.
The young women gave fancy work exhibition on
Wednesday evening 10 which the men were l'"'"
Tho r,,ul, were ti,tcfuly arranged ana many fh"
- admiration and even awe were exchanged u, various
annie, of feminine ingenuity and xii were di>p"l"
r., ..ninr,' evening with George Eliot W;l> sue
cc,, The exercise, consisted Of number "i sCrt
lions from her works and three scenes from t'r
spanish Gypsy" Tho east "i characters Wa ~ i''
lows: A,ica. John W. Hutchinson; pon ~, ,ttt -
l. Mitchell Palmer. Fcdallna. Hannah II. ! I"''iV''
and Esther Hayllaud, Kinda Lucy =. Llpphcou'
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WTTJISTON SEMINARY.

Fa,thampton. Mass. Dee. II (>pcciaD.-Adclphi has
elected the following officers for the winter term Prei
don't IT, r. Moscey: vice president y. ;. Gray recoh-
ING secretary ". W. Chacc; core pondng SecretaN'
O. Gallagher: treasurer. ". Wilm0t; "NilllStlnaI
Roar,l-Edor in chief. L. W. Hodridge: business et-
itor w. = Tyler: associate editors, F.. i. Lyman y
Peck, W. A. Lockwood and W. W. Chacc; music com
rittcc-L Lockwood. Chacc. WTot; Oracle Board
Peck Chncc. W>tOn, loldridgc
Gamma Sigma, officers follows: President
" Davis vice pre- ldcnt. i. CaGew; recording secre
tary A. VI. Fisher. treasurer C. Kennedy correspond
ing secretary Bennett Mirror" HoaTd-Lo0ml', lucy
Butcr G. Kennedy. -
With lat weeks organizations closed the trSt term
Of the school year and the students nave returned 20
their home, I'm different p1p, OF the COUNTY, INC
york of the last two three months has been hlNt
r,t, both I'm studc, and athletics Next term VIII be
the busiest Of the year.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

Newark. Del, Dee II )>IccalI.-A recent meeting
o the board Of trustee. Of Delaware College was held
here 10 take some action with regard 10 the appr0prl
lion ~ :lJ,OOO from the Government. which is now
available for the purposes forth In the Morrill, bill
To carry il, provisions, three four new professor
-hips will have to be established and probably $4,000
invested in new apparatus. Finally committee.
sistng OF President Raub. Charlie, Il. Lore, ManloSc
Hayes W. T. Can.ey Colonel {. ". Roberts. Dr. G.. W.
Marshall and Or. W. II. Puncll. was appointed 10
adopt line Of action to start Ia work on rcaltangc
the curriculum, establish additional departments Of
study and training. and 10 appoint additional pro
fc>-or-. Another committee OF eleven members was
appointed 10 secure state legislation favorable tO the
new lll
Following ilc completion of the arnOry ana gym
nasiuni. cror t. be made To- secure the services
OF ply seal trainer.
The fall term closed on Wednesday, and rs the sec
ond term will not begin until January = the students
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Johns HOPKINS.
NEW WORKS FOR THOSE WHO DELIGHT -
WEDGE SHAPED WRITING.

pa,rmore Md Dec 21-Al the students d INC
,,nl,rs University whose houses are within SHp'
tourney have gone 10 join the family cHce io ~.
HOLIDAYS Those remaining will nave P'"'','
time among their friends here The gee an" ''''
ch,hs in tbe Christmas recess viii make tour o'
the Maryland towns, giving concerts H'S '0P'"7
swell the fund for next season. athletics
The University Bulletin announces that the '"P'''
Medal for original scientific research has been ""uo'
t 100 IN DIR simon Newcomb. professor of Hathe-
r,atics and astronomy al tic Hopkins Professor
Newcomb has been one of tie few American N''"'>
TO receive the honor. the holders Tor Inc P',' ''.'
eight wears being Of the most famous VI 'i"
French and German scientists. lie Is alIV""N '
n,oun in Furopr rs the superintendent OF the tnltcd
States Nautical Almanac and for various "''S'"','
astronomical researches He has been correspond
, or,hor of the Iustitut de France since le1A and
is also foreign member OF the Royal Ho'"S VI
London. -
George c. Morrison has been appointed MANAGER
Of the new baseball club. he candidates for POSITIONS
in the team will begin training III Inc El"'n'9'u "
after the HOLIDAYS. Da7hiell, VINO pIa5c" J." ~"
Lehich team last spring. while AN Instructor at "'''
institution. will be a leader in the club The mem
hers Of the lacrosse team have already begun to tram
for The spring games with Lehigh and Princeton
There is rejoicing among the seniors that a'o'her
laurel has been added their store in tie victory ol
Acelasto. 81 over Atkinson. o. who was last year
champion the handicap t'NIli0 n.y. -
The University Press has issued Part H. ana mas
in preparation Part III. OF the "ContTbnt9D 10 ~
svrfology and Comparative semitic PhiIoloN' ne
i,tter Number contains portrait and biography by
Fleming Of sir Henry Rawln>on, win pa .i'u'" H
rrS,,rd to nj, achievements in the domain OF As,\r-
o6ry. They under the joint cditorNMP o. rrC
fes sor Paul Iaupt, of the johns li"pAnN T,o
and Professor Friedrich DCnz,ch OF Ielpslc. me
new form pendant 70 ,s quartz IIi1 cdi,c
Inv the same gentlemen and which contain the m97l
valuable publications that have been gwen 10 ''c
world. IL oo,,.-o ~,
the Mediterranean devoted 10 the Ph0cncldls slo
his sixth lecture the last before the hohdale ""'
on Cyprus and Carthage 49, 1900 MAO.
The first banquet Of the class OF 81 was eNel
last Thursday evening and was an en- )Nable ''nar
The toast takers were j. II. liOllander. VINO r.,
sp0ndcI TO Football" ". Knowder, Logic .. NJ
stewart IT,. speech. George W Doh1in' r., - ON
~ ,o1 and n p Carey, Boys Of 'Dl.' Charles +
Gaeser president OF the class, was the POSTMASTER
The committee III charge were MORON stewart
ir George W. Dobbin, jr. and y j. ohAVer.
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, wOyAy'S FATAL FIGHT WITH Az EAGLE

Mexican planter who recently arrived IN TINS Guy
from Vera Cruz told yesterday a story II nGht ~
tween An eagle and woman in which the woman vas
nu.d II occurred on the planters estate in Canon
r.lico Mexico The father had gone out q work IN
the fields and his uryearoh child was PLAYING be-
fore the door. \ great eagle came swoopInS do"H
from the mountains and caught the child in IL tal'n''
TN, mother rushed 70 save her child. when ne SeAo
trJ turned on her and with IL wings ana bcah tlVN
her To the ground and fractured her SAUL Itnl ~
..lycd the child again and was trying To rise WIN ~
mo The air when the father came mp ana ,Hol ZIG
eagle The mother died The name OF tle hhriM H
~ his story is BuenO GuaSa and he arrived here on INC
A.tlln