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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
YALE.

Ncw.Haven, Conn., jan. % spec iab.-lt Is always
interesting note from what preparatory SCHOOLS ue
men who receive the highest appointments IN the Jun
classes of Yale come from The following list show
schools where the philosophical and high Grafton
T. a 81 ,g, were prepared Philosophical oratOns-
s. ~ Allen AndOver Academy W. Is. Boslcy, "ene9ep
state Normal school, GcneseO, y. Y; l.. FhIey, hohe
Grammar school, Memphis, Tenn; j. W. ID. niger
soil Elgn Academy Elgn. Ill W. H. kitcheh' hui-
house High School. Ncw-laven, Conn; f.. Mafshai'
Uasbrouok Institute. Jersey city; ~ d. PaIih"r'
Er1cgcpOIt High school Bridgeport, Conn., Ing"
orafions-F q. C. Bronson, Norwich Free ACADEMY
Norwich Y. y; &. ii. Day, Hartford ligh SCHOOL
Hartford Conn; q. H. Girty Cleveland High school,
Cleveland; H. d. Hincklcy. Waltham New Church
school Waltham, Mass; VI. A. Reynolds, llllhousr
Ugh school Ncw-IIavcn, Conn; j. W. Riley, stat;
Normal school Buffalo, y. Y; &. a. Schumacher Par
,sn Academy Parish, y. Y; C. j. Sears, Adephi
Academy, BrOokiyB: j. 4. Wheeler, Iillhouse ihgh
School, New.llavcn. Conn 1t will be noticed 'ha'
seven OF the sixteen from NewEnglahd'
AndOyer which sends the largest number OF men 10 ths
class has only high stand man, and Exeter ana
81 Paul, both Of which send many men, are hot rep
resented at all. Heretofore the three preparatory
schools mentioned have sent large delegations OF hsh
school men 10 Yale. 81, ,-.,.. -. a.,
cludes TIE following: Kedze, 49, p stewart "a "a
Genrre ,04 Thompson. '04 Case, '04 Rltcmc, "a
Ewing ,93 Haskoh, 'o3; W. McClintock, ~ Hcnel
nnaer 81 S.: +. Huntington, '91 Meyers, l.. -
nirkermsr. s2 Wylie. L. s.; Novel;, '93. The can
dIG,trs for pitcher are Case. Wylle Bowers, stewart
Tvsns, Hatch, Hdgeway. Crawford Warner and I'm
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Tuf, COLLEGE Mass, Jan. - (~pcclan.-The annual
catalogue i-gD o. ha, at last APPEARED. with a mum
her az important changes. Among the requirement.
for admission 10 tie freshman Glass I, added q good
know ledge II German French and for the scientific
-,hon. ,ond geometry ". +. Sewall. 80 j. an
uounocd "a, the new Instructor in French. Entrance
examination prizes we're awarded % {. -. C. wade
aud IT, T. Benton the Latin prize 20 \ r. Peterson
If the Junior class aud prizes In natural history %
f. 4 Hathaway aad II. W smith. II also states mat
,,udcut IN order D. secure hon0rs TN any SUBJECT
must have ATTAINED a rank Of - per cent on that SUD
,er and nm average rank during the last two years
If hi. course II - per cent.
The quinquennlal catalogue OF alumni ana "'noerN
- the college ma, Just arrived from the printers. II
urired i'm Latin like all previous ones ana contains
In, names ~ As graduates.
pr,fe,.or Moses r Brown has been compelled 10
resign nj, place "a, professor of oaory be'au"' oi
mo-, r,,... If work I'm tho Boston school Oh orator.
t,-Irrr rroyt mas held the chair Of oratOry 'ih'e
i.rt iu. successor HIS not yet been apPoli,'eu =,
Professor Tousey has len Tor ioIIu"' ""0'' III W
.pcnd the remainder Of the winter .,,. or,,ci. an
Pr,fc.~or g. T.. Fay has an interesting All ri
,,o,cr, ,oiicce M. In the last number Ot lie I'm
versallst quarterly. III, ,o,,, an February 2
NJ EdUonds who was 30 badly injured on thc IooV
Lal field has Just returned to oOhese'
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GENERAL. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

on Monday evening. January 49, Dean anu -.
Hoffman held an at home,7 TO which iarse nu''S
Of guests clerical and lay, were invited IL "
mated that over 200 were present. when !u'' 80
filed al the available space on the ground moor ~ '"'
deanery. supper was served at 10 oeioeN' ~ -,
cepton was informal. without music ana eNe,S 49, 49,
had a delightful time Among those present oeS'ur'
a large number OF semlnarsns. were Canon - w -
Body, provost of Trinity College University ,o,ou'O
Canada Professor stickney, Of NeWlorS irol0S,.'
Ecleston Of Columbia College the Kew d. n'S
Of New-York; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ""''aN'' ~
nearly all the members OF the seminary iSou's'
The Society for Promoting Religion ana Lca'u i
has pres.nted 10 the seminary a copy of book Just
published by Isaac Myer member Of several nn n
matte and archaeological societies. on tire he0''"
"Gabbaah.' u,i,. NJ the
students, fortnighy club. +. J. knight. OF ,ne VA,
class, read an excellent paper on flirlH mar.
followed by an unusually interesting discussior P'
ticipated in by nearly all present.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass, jan % (speclaD.-A new course
T., uo history of Greek sculpture will be offered the
coming semster -.
on Monday, January 10, reception was gwen oy
thc faculty in honor OF Mrs. stanley Among .hc
guests were Mrs. Tenant, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs
,tic. preernan Palmer Mrs. Henry F. Dnrant and
uaior Pond The senior class and officers OF the
I,vrcr classes were invited to meet Mrs. STANLEY
They presented to her magnificent bunch OF roses
The saturday preceding Mrs. STANLEY sent TO tIe
nifty and students 100 complimentary tickets 10
dr. II ,nleys lecture for that evening In return i9r
10 ,a,ic welcome given her on her first vsit
w fencing class has been started under the inSruc-
ton ~ Miss Hill, the drector Of tho q mnaslun.
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
CHANGES FOR COLUMBIA.

1t is whispered at Columbia College that sons
radical changes may he expected before long In ths
school Of AFis Nothing definite has been al
bounced. but !; IS knOHn that the University Council
has Lad number u changes for depart
uents under consideration for s0ne time. II Is
thought that il the school Of AT, these el.aages viii
be in the direction Of electires. At present. the
freshman course IS wholly pre,cribed the student
having no choice. except in he mater Of German
and French and he b, obliged u elect one Q. tie
two. IL is expected tia; aurh n.Drs freedom viii
he granted IN the choice oi In al year, I'd %
the senior. which j. ALREADY EAoIy elective.
When seen, IL reference 70 tie pFoyose1 changes,
Professor Van Amrlse. the dan q ne >chDol o.
Arts, sad yesterday: The council la a numoer o,
importaT changes under eonscers ION. AID these
viii probably be submitted 70 TIE trus'es. q, thar
February meeting. t9r approval. 7; IL. Is oo'aned
I shall be r.ad 10 talk q then. but until then there
is nothing that can b. sad.7
From February ~ Ma thrse cDurs-s # I-struc.
ton in AESTHETICS viii be -vsn al Columbia a,
follows: o. Mod m French An l7S0la3Oj. his
t,rCally and critically considered. b. Professor
John c. Van DYKE. Of Rutcer, College. Tais cour.e
Will be given on successive Fridays DUNG TIE term Al
3 p. m, beginning February .. The IeclErz zlu
Le lnlly illustrated. and VIII incEts re el-c.s.Ga
u the following topics STANDARD, e ~ Cf.tl 2.
rie Figure under Ctsscism. TIE F.r.e At
ROmantcism and the New Gieeks. the Flgc-e a-ter
Isealists ana NAlufdlists. me under The
scnl Clas,icsis ard Historical Pslnters TIE Painters
# oriental GeHl~. Familiar Life aud Impressions,
Genre. the porIalt. Military and Marine Painting
the Landscape under C.ssci,m and Roe atheism Tie
Landscape uader the Naturalist. HcaIs.s and In.
,Oni,ts. the Painting " Animal Lie. Line aid
Composition
The second course will Re On the Psychology Of
Music, b. DR.. Benjamin Ives Gilman, Of Cambridge
Mass. This course viii Le gwen On successive
Tuesdays at 10 a. H.. beginning On February l.. The
lectures will include the discussion u Pitch Iimbre
Interval scale. TousAty, Measure. Harmony and EX.
preston The third course viii be gwen by George
william Warren, Of this city and Will be on Practal
Music. This course viii be given on successive
Fridays during the term, beginning February g. Tie
lectures Will he illustrated on the piano.
The members Of the senior class Of the School Il
AIS will be permitted 70 take courses l and II as
electives, the together 10 COUNT As one hour u
the necessary fifteen for the second term. For persons
not members OF the college tickets admitting 10 course
II and 10 either course IL but lot 70 both
must be obtained at President Lows Office before
January 81. No tickets VIII BE- issued 10 single
lectures, or TO a part q any course.
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THE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AT WORK.

1t has been the custom al tie University Of the cry
Of New-lork for the regular exercises to be omitted
on the day Of prayer for colleges. and In place Of lie
Rotations the students assemble to listen 10 s1l
by an alumnus Of the university. on WedrescsT ils
Rev John {. Van Deiventer 20, Of the AeiD"ns-
Church Of Nyack. will deliver the sermon
Miss Johnston. of No. 30 Fifth ave-. 1auciiG 4
John TAYLOR Johnston and member Of Iis I-Ans
Advisory Committee Of the university. lent F parors
and gave tea 70 the WOman's Legal EducsioD society
on saturday. when DR.. Emily Keupen whose lectures
in the university 10 business women are supported BY
the university, gave al interesting talk before the
society.
Professor woodward Of Washington University, o.
Louis gave most interesting address on saturday III
the university building. on Manual Training uhder ue
auspices Of the University school Of PEDAGOGY
Much interest is being shown by the alumni OF me
university in the raising Of money for the endowment
Of a proposed alumni professorshp for the chall q
HISTORY In the last week subscriptions ranging TON
slo given by a graduate Of the class OF go 10 S-'''
given by an alumnus in whose class twenty-five nr
were graduated have come in. The professorship WI
require OOoO and of this over 10000 has ALREADY
been raised
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DARTMOUTH

Hanover ~ H.. Jan. - (spccial-The different
classc, have elected officers for the term as follows
scnior.-Prcs ldcnt T.. ID. burbank. OF Caremont, y. H.
vice president C. W. smith, Of West Rutland. Vt; sccre
tary H. j. Campbell Of Hanover treasurer F. f. Bard
ard Of Franklin Falls. " II. JunlOr,-Pre'dent. j. W.
Putnam Of Rutland. VI; vice president W. H. haflc'
Of Lowell Mass: secretary, Harry Andrews, OF Man
chester: treasurer Il. T.. Cox Of Klttcry, Ne sopho
moreS- President g &. Funnel. OF Wilton. Me: vice
president ". W. Brown. OF springfield, VT, secretary
J. H. Russell Of WalpOle. y. H.; treasurer n. L.
Sails Of Burkc. y. y. FrcshmeL-President, > T.
BURROUGHS Of Row. y. H.. vice president, H. H. Thurs
TON a Great Falls y. H. secretary. J. L. Phillips OF
Wolnoyo. ~ H.. treasurer W. NJ Amcs, Of Rochester
~ II.
The class ~ 80 held meeting on Wednesday Tor
c clecion Of men 10 be director during junior year
and managers dining senior year Of tho three athletic
associations These considered the highest Offices
I'm the gift OF a class. The following men wcrc elect
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NOTES FROM STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The second dance Of the season was given By the
stevens social society I'm the assembly room Of the
stevens school on Monday evening. About fifteen
Young women and twenty five students were present,
and dancing was kept up until about O'CLOCK
Herman r. Cuntz 03, Edward Olmstead o4 ana Ed
, wuichct 'DI were the committee OF gcmcnts.
Examinations held on Wednesday aitrnoon
,or conditioned students, the freshmen having trigo-
pomctry and the sophomOres dihccntial and integral
calculus.
Frank j. Weeks '03 and l.. j. Cottler 'Oi have been
elected member, OF the Photographic society, which
now has twentyelght names Oh It's rolls IL Is prop
able that there will be two exhibitions OF lantern
.ldes and prints this winter. test OF slides for the
h,,t,i,n ,rlll he made I'm a few weeks and the best
oro. chosen. Tho committee Of arrangements con
Us of Professor William IL. Bristol 80, Cloteau f.
pcarce oI Horace L. shepard 02, James V. Macdonald
iua and II. :. H. Nerley "a
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-or;b lIaal-y Mass. Jan - .-P"cial'-A SyHp"o''
.,,or, W. given 10 church ou Wednesday eFei'"e
De- an orcne,t-, Of TWENTY-FIVE musicians io'' A'7'''
Conducted by Dr. BloGrett 81 smith COLLEGE a''''-14
iy Froulclu " Won Mtziai. Although '"e e'l''.1
,,o-rauu,e was en!oy able. special me"uo" "''1'.-
Ir. made Of -cmbcrt's unfinished sjmpAo"'' vim"
,.,- rendered with great cearn:sS and deNcaey'
'uiss susan NJ Moore the teacher oil ih9'ruii'''i
music At the college, will - abroad next suH''icI
-, remain q year ,or study in Berlin s;Fer'l !ouH7
,,eies will accompany her-Mss Bertha Won ociH''
-, - MIS-. Laura Won schrder II 80. Miss 'ea"
Freeman Of 80 These ladies will Join party oon
drc,cd nv Ms, Henrietta Z. Hooker. ana the "aee'
Festival At Ba,rcut'I viii b. their objective Poi''
From the itinerary IL appears that the party VIII au
a., Gibraltar spend two weeks in SPAIN some Vric al
Switzerland Holland and England, With one week !"
Wales n..,-.o-
Tie course Of lectures on painting oy
Goodyear Of the Metropolitan Museum, Ne"-i"A' "''
cut .,ort uy his decision 10 sail for Egypt. -,
The annual catalogue l. ont Garner lHtI
literary cpur-e 1, offered. and i becDmhe PoPultt'
r,er, are special opportunities Tor learners " .an'
m chosen Inc, II study without reference 10 49,
ntnce examination. IN June can be taken IN Giiel
hi" 49, ~ - ,b' country There are already hfteen
-r1I a.-o. ,,tl1n, 81 Iclyone aImhae ut. " ~.
ou tho mother %, one 81 the trustees, a. L. "ilse'
h.. lef, "a hon c-t OF 5000 u the college IL.
TiIa now president, Mrs. Mead. addr5sstu unS mn nun.
of NM. Womauo Boa.i at their recent ieelH'o !" ii"'
Nil, Alma Edwards Is TO Join party that starts IN
February ior Egypt and Palestine
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JOHNS HOPKINS.

ANIMPORTAST ADDITIoN TO THE LiBHAhf'
baltimore. Jan. - ',pec.al-Ti.e public !er.uIe
course al the IlGpkHs j. Interesting th.s ''as)h "e
trustee. nov that the financial affairs Of the university
are IN n letter condition. sparnc no e1pehe Ia III
direction. Carroll y. Wright United state c'HIhl--
siOner If Labor viii give eight lectures before inc
seminary u History and Politics On Studio 90 7oeni
science beginning On February ,. AmDne te suo
ject, u be treated are Evolution % Mania lures
Factory system N C.vlizatIOn,' Lsbpr Ifoubie''
astnke, ana Lockout and LaD)r Organization.
President Gimans dgbth picture u his course wa On
"IraIy ana the Rome Of julius Caesar
Member. O, the Varsity incu!ty and the students
are INDUCING more than usual IN s)ca! he this VIII
ter some Il the prctucst slris % baltimore ana
several u PM adelpha's bcies attended recent Hahce
II the gymns sluui g.ven by the NatFcI!ate s~Iep'
The Hopkins library has received valuable e'i' Il
the shape OF a collection II 900 bound '"hhe' anu
pamphlets upon slavery from Genera! William bH7e>
u Washington, Oi James G. Eifney' ue S'r~'
Aboltlooist scitator Many Of tie work are Ill
valuable 10 the historical student Tie re" "ilIuYA
10 the rapidly Increasing univeri'1 library VIII De
known a. the Blrncy collection and VII simulate
historical work among IIopkln, men IN what cN'F'''i
dent Have. recently termed the most promising Ae''
Of American institutional investigation.
The Young Mems Christian Association has ARA gea
for three lectures the first by Dean "nhn upon Tue
Ethics Of the Iibe7 Oh" s-cond BIZ Professor W. j..
thc 1,d Tcs.seut" AID the third By JCseph fa'haiu'
upon the Legal Aspect, u The bDle
Captain Blaau u. Roszel. 81 tie acfo'-' lei'A' A'
speaAing Of the prospect ior the coming -ea'on' say
~ We hall have an excellent team E!r1t out 'i
twelve Of the member, 81 lat ycars team nave 80
turned Among the ncw men will ~ cameron VINO
,l,yed nan # lat season. and M,rr!.. Dr." IdI
Al Inc II iver.ity. Th.r. Ia. b,cn Hnc" ia tE s-o
/. mouse ID al the cI.s7c, II tie uH4t' 'f. qua
g. gcclally in the freshman cia-'. pen pr h ~.
la,r a ,4uafatc team ta!s year. u hf- h't f'' p'
rr,iced W i'm team 1911 t.tRc Iincct"n', place ID we
Intrr0Ilieg4te Association. Dut efforts arr bE H'I
10 induce tie University " Penn, Wanna I" hee'"c
the fourth member 49,, . ,..,s.,. -,,,t We.
tho mo- elaborate affair yet given by HoplN' Gas.
rho uali, If the hall dTapef win blue ana VIM
he cl..s c0lors and the menu cara was unique an"
amusing The cla,, Oncc.s. all ii whom mad sPr'Ic'
or .auV sOu.s. are: President, Hugh Jr" .U. -
PRESIDENT Ihomas L. Brown, secretary, Theodore JONI
ton treasurer. Redmond G. stewart. executive com
pit,oe C;u.tav l. stewart, John :. Bullock, IT. anu
George = Brown. - ,...,,,.,,,..
Dr II. A. TODD. associate Ia the romance ia1eu'-'
will nvc a ,crie, Of reading and in"lpiclauu7 -
Dantc's Divine COMEDY beginning on |h' u'Il -
n /, oc.isncd % read the entire furga'oil2 "Hlr-
Tho urc,ent .ca.0u. IN continuation Of similar s-i'c
Of n adIngs IN the Inf rho gwen ie" years ago.
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BROWN

Providence. Jan. - .,p.cal.-Th. course Of ia"
l..tui.,, which was W-uut,d last year "IH be con
timed tn. year. These Lecture, VII be gwen every
Monday morning. at : 20. and Will be open 10 'hc
students and purlic vl hout charges.
0u Tuesday morning experiments in hypnoti'm
ycr. performed before the senior cla-, by certain
,.gi,,r, Of th. class. Those udens have been max
ALA, special study Of hypnot ana Tie result Of thar
investigation, wcr. iu crs.tns and insiruc i've.
4 reception j, 10 be gwen tn >ayle, Hal on the
evening Of February =. from until !. by \. ID.
clapln, lr.. \. II. colby, H. W Tat ana "eoFS'
ValI,r. Tae patrones,c, viii be Nh. T..
Andrews. Mr.. A. D. Chap!a Mr,. \. u. Cahin.
Mr.. Gardner Colby. Mr.. Georse " smith and Mrs
william Il. Talbot.
he canoe club has el'ctd W. J. Green president.
g. r. Hazard commodore. and ". Brdslan
pur,er.
The annual concert Of the Brown musical a,socia
tto.. given I'm -a"lc, Hall on Tue-day evening VA,
au unqualified success. Their va "A large Audience
,.>embed AID the member, II the different clubs
,,-f,rm.l their part, cI.dltlLy. The member, Of
t. yo,. d.ra. i..rt ar First tenor, lldipr. webb.
I-,rcllyn ard stout. ond tenor. Lincoln. ta-y
sharp. AMI Williams Grt bas.es Colby. lde. cham
t,.lu aud DilUbrdge. second BASES, Dexter Chd,.,
ilr.riurinc-. brown. icgfanI, Easc and '0Fh's ,
las, banjo. W. II. iuinc, guitar Colby. Perry "l'
symphony society ur>t tl"lu-, =. -. DEXTER. ". T.
If'.lct ard IIayarl. -.'Jud v.oIa>. Record. Chase
VI. Grufu P..rau. hr-t coruet. Colby. second
comet Mend'nhall mt horn H. T. S T9h1,2n
ro'd horn 'p'@r ei ~ "I', " ,,r,,,n r.
Ill. lecture in the Brown historical and economic
course ON Monday evening viii lie by w G. l.'hcr %;
v 'ei Fl ' on co 1e ' ot sctnrr W viii be Con-
clud "a on Friday evening. when I1'lfe,;or !. J..
Laushu. Of Cornell VIII lecture on the 'u0-IFeo'uy
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ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annandaic. n. T.. Jan. % (spocia. Work has beer
begun In cxcavating for the new college dormitory
and will be pushed forward as rapidly the weather
Will permit.
The readers at chapel this term arc: Seniors
Fcsrns, Hcgeman, Robertson, Mcclure, MADEIRA
Longley; juni0rs-Nefcrt Montanus. Duncan, Clark
CrOssman, Mock. Tie term viii be very short,
Easter comes so early this year
The gce club sang Wednesday night at Rhine
beck Concerts announced for Waterford, Cohocs,
Pine Plains, Sing Sing and other places.
A. II. Il. Hegeman. Of the senior class. has been
elected superior Of 81 Peters brotherhood
Alexander Melville Bell will deliver lecture at the
college. February 4. on "Vsible Speech Eiucidacd. "
Tho lecture Will be under the auspices OF the Bureau o!
Education.
Tie last gift Of DR.. Hoffman 10 the college makes
the total amount Of his gifts 100000. At present
the applications for admission TO the college nearly
double the number that be accommodated, and
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HARVARD


..r,,..nrSl vop TIE NIU-TEAR LXAMISAIl ONs-
C.totre.e Mas Jan. p (-Per.a beg Ahlh- Win
r,,-osv January -. daily exercises IT, all tou'fe'
onde- tine faculty 81 arts aLd scencea are u Pel
until February = tAs beils the pt"ou u '"s go.
~,.r examinations. AccO!d..- - Inc p'''-' 'e'rn
re examinations are he'd IN over 700 e'u!te'' Inc
,n,,,ror. IN a few Of the elementary courses VII! al
-. 60. tv giving a lecture GOT summary AID
-. ,., b..,-e ,lc date fixed iOr the eNamAa'iJA.
4Tb. fsuy Crimson" l. fall Ot adVeri<men'' -
,ntornc rsonica! aotcs Il lecture. ana uhsu'ioA-i
summarize and reviews.
Tie trailing ~ sihiefics continues "l''"u' i"'e'
1t. ~ the ,las, crew, the fr-shmal has now
been longest at work When the FIT call for caHd.-
n,,es VA. made In october. over seventy men pre-
..,ted Themselves but the numte. ha, np~ been
,,,,7b, dow, below twenty. Freshmen. wiihoui any
ch.,sc o.. eye- winning seat ln the boat appIrclie
the opportunity i0r regular exercise which is give" by
the crew.tra!ulas. But however oe-ehciaI ~ ."''
ydrA, the discipline NAY De. II J. not III U'e "t''
Interest. Of the c.ew That Large NUMBER sA'u.H ~
kept ~ training. selection Oh Inc h'0S' P'"'''' =
candidate is consequently made eay Is c'nvenie-
nbcrr, Of the oiuD nave been chosen a. f)Iovs
President C. j. +. Hrucgser. g2 vicepfeaideni' l. r.
B.rry ~. secretary &. r. Dole. 30 leader :. r.
Farwell r.. NJ. Flrvell leader u 'he slee CLAD
Il Audoyer and a4s lot year leader II the freshman
-l-e club
IN. Rev. john g. brooks ha, lectured before tie
finance club on "Gcacsal Booth AID English Pos.
e,ty." Newly chosca officer, u 'Ae cuD arr. IT 90
ae.t. W. II. Colo. Gi. 'Icc president. o. +. Wright
l.. : secretary aad 're4-u.er. X. l.. o'BrcH. ''L
The club h4 recently been revived after p-nld Of
ibaotyi;y. T. J. Gilman has begun an cven.ne co".sr
OF lecture. GA the Psychology II Music"
Tie death Il George Bancroft tho solc surviving
member u tine c.a-- o: LII "avcs the Hc'' J. y.
Farley ~! Lrookiyn. Who l. Ne v'-e sur'I''. VI 'A@
cls.- Of Iii. Lle senior a.slhu. oi TIC 'oics-.
Inc CO. ,Pol4;.sc sO4t} rpYt, memteI-"iP ~
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TIE LEIIIGu UNIVERSITY.

south bethlehem Penn. Jan. ~ tspecaD.-The pros
meets Of the baseball team are good at present ,N
OF last years team In college. and there Is gopd
material in the freshman class. Every position VIII
be filled a. well that Of last year except IN 'he
pitchers box. Until last year Lchgh has always been
weak in pitchers and this year il seems as though she
will have ler usual luck.
At a meeting OF the freshman team, IT, ofdWN wa
elected captain and H. Adams manager. Lacrosse VIII
be played with vigor this spring. There are plenty oi
PLAYERS last years scrub team who VIII MI wen tnc
pOsitiops left vacant last June. Captain Banks will
get the team into training some time next month.
On February IL the Juniors In mechanics VIII make
fourdays' vsif Ia NewScTh to inspect high speed
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the ncw dormtory viii % son.c;!n: toward remedy
Ing tar. . T., 49,
ThD ,ufu II $1,000 las beeu contributed for an
al.wr, pfges.orshlp which i is pTOpy.cd 20 erlarge
and . 'DJ is ~ hand fos q neiS lire pfroi 1ni@it
bg.j1 ue Tndgwfncrts are ye' neefed iCI pipi-s D.
tluI. so moe tutDrshps aid f.; .cAOsFslps. ana
three house. :yI professors arc NEEDED -,
8, the rerei. dinner % the NeN lcrE 4lIfih4 p, -
college II Va. stated tat 200 graduates % TIE
c0llece have taEen Loy orders.
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and strong are planning 70 issue an s,,rae..vs pro

and Strong are planning 70 issue attractive pro
grsmme
J. Hogan has been elected captain 0. tie bssetAl
team. in place Of Nr. s:rang. resigned
Tie men having the matter Of tie senior class me-
moral in charge K. Hogan, ysoOn and smith
A stained glass window. similar 20 the ore presenJd
by 30, will probably be decided Oh.
The Inauguration OF Dr.. Austin scott a. president
will take place February 4. Governor Albeit all
deliver the keys in behalf Of the board u trustees.