New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
AMHERST.

Amherst Mass Dec. 10 Especially -"The Ohlo,'
published by the junior class, appeared on Saturday
and had q large SALE The book contains 200 pages OK
statistical and literary matter, and Is dedicated TO the
students Of smith College. The frontispiece Is q
photoerayure portrait Of Professor Henry Allyn Fnk
Of the chair of oratory and there follows biographical
sketch OF his He written by Dr. Francis IL. stewart
OF nroeklyn Among the new features introduced are
the class histories, each written by member OF the
class under consideration. the insertion OF the col
LACE records of each member OF the senior class and
especially the statement of the present condition ana
a review of the past progress OF the college.
new chronograph has been ordered for the OBJ
seryatory at cost of about $780, II is Of the style
invented by Professor Hogh Of the observatory ut the
Northwestern University, and excepting the one at that
place. will be the only Of the kind ever made.
A hare and hounds club has been organized and
cup offered to the winner OF the next run.
lecture on Sociology was delivered by DR..
Digit before the senior class on Wednesday This
was the first of the series Of scientific lectures
The Jefingwell prizes in oratorical composition FOR
the week have been awarded TO Frank d. Blodgett OF
Cortland, N. Y, subject I" John Brown Allen W.
ScuTy Of Peoria ILL., subject aRess% on coE ITS
Training; Clarence Il. Hodgdon of Boothbay Harbor,
Me-, subject Siberian Administrative Exile" Fred
W. Bsckman. Of Westborough, subject "Victor Hugo,
Poet and Patriot
DARTMOUTH.
Hanover, n. H., Dec. 10 (Specal).-The new Young
Mems Christian Association building erected at cost
Of more than $50 O00 formally opened on Saturday
evening, December 5.
The committee Of the alumni on athletics, consisting
of DR.. J. L. Hildreth OF Cambridge Mass. Charles +.
Mattiewson of New York, and G. W. spaulding, OF
Chicago, have been In Hanover this week comforting
with students and faculty in regard to improving the
facilities for athletic sports here. Though no promises
were made 1t is understood that II the trustees are
Wiling the alumni will assume control Of the athletic
interests OF the college, put In new athletic field, re-
build the gymnasium and provide trainers for the
teams. A field Is being surveyed which may be
selected for athletics.
IL. c. Meccalf, '03, of Concord; G.. E. Duffy, 94, OF
Franklin, Alfred Bartlett '94, Of Eliot Me-, have
been chosen assistant editors of "The Dartmouth for
The remainder Of the college year.
Clarence W. Mckay, 1913, has been elected captain OF
the football team. He has played Oh the eleven two
years.
The new catalogue, to be issued next week, shows
total enrOmen OF 4G7 students In the college proper
there are fifty five Seniors sixtyve Juniors seventy
four sOphOmoes and sixtythree freshman, total OF
257, OF whom sixty are taking the Latinscientihc
The Chandler School OF science and Arts has
sxtynne students; the STATE College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts has fory-one the Medical College
has ninety-two, and the Thayer School Of Civil Engi
neeing eight. There are fifty officers OF instruction