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

Amherst. Ni-,., JaL. - special After prayer
"wednesday morning. President Gate- made short
adLr-.- tlc silver bin, now pending b. COngrc~-.
,pcaAug ia particular 81 the meeting 81 boston busc-
men oppo-.n. IT, "a which hc had boon present the
DAY before. Pre- dent Gate- spoke AZ the meeting
Of tic Boston alumni Monday evening. and o.
Wcdnc-da, evening cctuird bei0r the student, Il the
AdelpAl Academy. brooklyn. he wiL attend the
Sew loI. alumni banquet on Icl rurW =. AID the
Connection; Valley Alu!.u Association, ~ isne.d,
February 20.
The Junior annual. The Olo.7 We put on ,alc
YESTERDAY Afternoon and met with unusually warm
reception q, u, good make mp warranted. The editor,
OF tie BOOK aye: President ,eymore II. Ransom 4.
secretary. H. y. Goodcl; bushes. manager. y. T..
I,abcock :. r. ioa.'!nau. H. =. brooks, A. ". brown,
L. =, Ilodecniau &. l.. Iuruanh, Ear Comstock, ". D..
Fisher. and e. T.. IlIlej.
TIE next lcc,ur: ia tie college cour,c Will be b;
PROF. Of Iodd OH the -aJlrot -W Vet africa and the
Island, Of he Pacific IA the union course F.p-
ic--or J. 81. Tyler "A lecture CO.. "Wednesday e'eaH-
upon s lci-t CiD,.- Ili" college uH;diy icr9iI-
room MAJ been opened FOR thr puuuc Tor reading lu
connection with tnc-c lcrtur-s.
.>.o.r--Dr II. y. nina ha- been lpu0icd Win an
offer llo. Da.tuIputh COLL % the fnAi- oi 3D. "4
orzii,ry and logic. This otter Boz declined lat Nc"h,
prefegrlng t. remain head al th: orator. ort
partment here. The call With the uuu-uai addition
Of 4 long vacation a5Ioad, small tniutr o.
Ir0fe-,o. IIlnk'. tliIt, and President 'at's 90 con
tI.st.t4tll- ,nle-c irsc--Dr II4 decision
.avc expression 90 fhc .He, 81 tf'y student wh0
Aas ever been ga thr OritorY department.
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rv,vFrsITy OF rENNsYLyAHIA.

Philadelphia. Jan. - (SpccaD.-A pIayerme'ting
committee consisting Of Messrs. Ecllhard Duane,
Mcintyre and Child-, OF the collcg' department. ha,
arranged for Il series Of general and class mec ng'
for Christian work. In the lines Of the Young Men
Christian Association There Is already an active
chsrch club which has secured convenient quarter
lust opposite College Hail. but the purposes Of he
two organizations are neither conflicting nor an
taeoni-tc II j. believed thH their concurrent efforts
viii h,yc a Wholesome influence upon the rel gous
life Of The university II j. said thu, the question Of
aboll- hing compulsory tendance at chapel. aud Of
introducing system Of university chaplans selected
from among the city clergy, /, again being discussed
If thl, should he decided upon, there Will h" the
larger opportunity for the spon ancons work OF
the students Ia thl, dircc ION
Tho lectures of Mr.. Stsvcn-O "Thc Religion
Of Ancient Egyp,' and that OF Or. ID. g. Brinion
on the Religion, Of Mexico and Peru gwen under
the auspices Of the university lc' tuic association.
were largely attended aud highly appreciated
The Law school has acquired. by gift, fnr malbl:
bust Of Daniel Webster, which, on an appropriate
pedestal ornament, an alcovc IN H. library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
LAFAYETTE.

E,.,o, Penn Jan. - ispcc!alj.-The alumni com
u,Ittee on endowment met In Philadelphia yesterday
aud anpointed A, additional members George b.
NarIle Of Portland ore: DR.. =. IL Pratt OF scranton
Isaac r. Hand Of Wilkesbarrc, DR.. NJ Radcliffe OF
Philadelpha and II. \. Potter, Of New-forA lhey
assured the services OF tie Rev. Dr. Irwin T. NC
Curfv pastor OK the southwestern Presbytersh Ihc'
Of Philadelphia a. financial secretary. His church
Ia, voted him vacation of six months for this pur-
pose
The Rev Dr. John Hail. Of New York. lectnred on
student Life and Life Work or Thursday.
All the classes In Latin have petitoned for the
Immediate introduction OF the Roman system OF pro
nuucatioa
senior class dly officers have been elected a. fol
lows Master u ceremonies, Robert +. Alien; SiIu'a-
t,rlau william silver, Of Maryland; prophet. X. {.
bryant historian d. G. Rabbit, Of NewJeeey pres
entat.on orator G. 4. Harvey. Of Wilkesbarro class
orator d. H. Martin Of DOylestOwn; mantle orator,
C. A. Cakes II Delaware yalcdctO.isn sOkuna
Yamada OF Toxic The senior class officers 10 serve
Tor tia,c years are President, r. VI. Mills, vice
president J. W. DAVE " Illinois, secretary, ii. l..
Hitchcock. Of Indiana, treasurer ". \. Wetzel, OF
Deabolc and marshal, !. r. smith. Of Pennsylvania.
The sophomore officers are President t. {. Bloom
bergh: vice president. !. Morton Davis secretary.
"a C. Chamberlain. treasurer. Charles AlbertSOn. The
freshmen elected G. {. MckOwn, president, Il. q.
smith, vice president, J. II. smith, SECRETARY d. l.
Crane treasurer J. g. Chambers, historian, N0ght,
gymnasium captain, and craig, baseball manager.
The Young Mems Christian Assoc alton have com
pcied "A census II the college, showing that out OF
322 students, 106 church members, l4j are mem
bcrs OF the association, 45 are preparing Tor the
ministry In eight different denominations, 80 intend
10 become LAWYERS ~ civil engineers, - teachers,
- electrical or mining engineers, - chemists, l6
physicians ii business men, and 81 are undeo ded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Misdletown Jan. 24.-The HacsettstOwn Alumni
Association Of Wesleyan held their annual banquet
last might AT the McDOnOugh House. George MOONEY,
90 acted as POSTMASTER The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presdcnt IL. j. Nun
son vice president J. II. slater; secretary r. T.
Chase; treasurer Julian Aznsr.
Though the college buildings have been heated by
steam since December ., work has stlll beeh ~
pr0gre,s on the new building. the boiler were pH
I'm inst a. soon a. the advancement ~ the Work per
mitted IT, The work has now nearly reached coz"
netion the stating Of the roof being finished 10 daj
The building Is 4OxG0 feet. with wall Of - feet ana
g. intended 10 accommodate the steam heating plant
and an electric Hight plant which Is 10 be put III
later The steam heat IS giving entire satisfaction.
The storm OF last Saturday and sunday "OfHeh
great damage 10 the beautiful trees that adOrn the
Gamma For several days they were compctc ely
coated with Ice presenting spectacle OF rare beauty
lnt the burden was too great for their strength a.
nearly ALI OF them have lost one or more branches III
com. cases tho symmcry being completely destroy ed
The gIee club appeared on Thursday In the citizens
course Of New-LondOn and sang before the largest
audience Of the season
After considerable delay the baseball association
Ia. hocn oniccrcd by the selection OF the following
men President and manager, j. H. Slater wee
nre.dent r. II. Atkinson, treasurer. &. W. carer
srnlor director {. G. stems JUNIOR dl!cc'or' a. ~
inilord sophomore director a W. Johnson Ho'"
man rcccn, meeting Of the Young Mems Christ AN
Association il decided 10 take steps ODhhG 10 Wv
erection Of building to mel ae G"sr ~,
stm al which the cost OF the proposed bnlmihg =
N~rd and a committee has been appointed 70 raise
funds. 49,, o,o..od q ueubor NJ the q.
oua Irdrda board 10 MI the place made vacant by
tho death Of O.. l. Wclch.
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WILLIAMS.

vnlamstown. Mass. Jan - (SpeciaD-Iherc are
rov I'm progress arrangements for comic opera "'''
,,,u lac given by the students some time III M"roh "'
viIlarnstown II is TO be II burieaque on Noioo
and inlet and the music has been entirely composer
49, r,yr,rds ,o1 Moore 01. has written the libietJo'
'.yd Newton. 'Dl, is business manager one oil inc
features Of the performance will be the part taken oS
hc college orchestra II IS two years or more sih'e
there was last college orchestra at Williams Dut oi
late the organization has been revived uhuer t"e
leadership Of G. L. saford. W. ana promises 10 ''"
ont veil The orchestra has discovered four vlohhs
-. dr. and two seconds viola. 'ccllo. double
bass nutc pccolo clsrionct. two comets trombone
drum and piano. Professor Russell IS continuing ms
Di,,,.e ~ lectures In old Testament criticism tnls
t, and has delivered one address already on the
authorship of the first SIX books. -,
The day Of PRAYER for cocgc' VIII oe opee cnrel
'r,u bc conducted by DR.. Lyman Abbott, Of Plymouth
Church, ErO0klyn ,,,, 1870 . no. nm
,ovaIlo concert last Thursday I'm Goodrich Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
NORMAL GIRLS IN THE KITCHEN.

The seniors OF the Normal College are much
in the new prizes that have been offered Tor
this year. Commissioner Guggenhelmer mas oheeu .
gold watch for tile best student OF English Literature
in the senior class while Trustee IubbeI mas oae!od
prize OF ten books 70 be given to the pupil WHO Ae'
IN. greatest progress in all studies this year Inc
faculty Of the college is TO decide upon the recipient
Albert Camroth has been appointed professor u Wv
German language and literature in the college al
salary Of $4,000. -,o
The new room for the twelve young women WIZ
are taking the prize postgraduate course III 'i'0
Normal College. has been fitted up for the 'ooA'"e
class. II i, about in the centre OF the Oui1i1s ~
the ground fo0r south side, and contains every Oo1
venence Including an ample range and sas eVo,e;
besides boiler, large tub and all sorts Oh uls ,ber
mplements Miss rope Is 10 give llsUdclUn N,e,v
me room was opened last ThulsdI!' but the !valle
women did cooking that daN, en,ep. ~ hos NOT
chocolate for themselves. President Iuhler ms ~
a. vet tried to eat any thing cooked III lnc tU an
lie /, na;l,aly a cautious man. but ne NAV ma. n
Informal examination into the pracucaI "o'AiHo'
the department before long
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FORDHAM COLLEGE NEWS.

one OF the most prominent figures of the so''ev
Of Jesus at Fordham College has Just f.'apPeSl',
the person of Father Moylan. who died here on ,,
day. Father MoyIam was born in Ireland III &C.,
lie came 10 America when a boy, ana was eu"
al Laval University, Quebec lie also s'uu'u
some wears in France lie then returned 10 ."N"'
and was for four years parish priest ahiohs
Indians and fishermen at Gaspe, on the Jun VI ~
Lawrence In ls47 while mnistering to smple'"
uatients he nearly lost his life. lie became mem
her Of the society OF Jesus in 1851. shortly "'S
ward he removed to the United states, ana 'a"e ,
at St Francis Xavlers College, From 1853 10 i'o ~
WAS nresident of Fortham College, DURING ""
time he completed what was known as inc ~"
aivision or senior building He was theh 's
rstnrned 10 Montreal, where he preached io' 'ou'
YEARS Since then he has been IN charge Vi ="
peter,s Church in Jersey City aud =. La"ien ,..
church Yorkyilc. Father Moylan was SAs ' ny
wears old Liver complaint, combined WIN ID
uarmities Of age, caused his DEATH lie WIS
Friday In the college cemetery. H., and
For three weeks the students OF the eohese' 49,,
osn.cialv OF the senior division, have beeh iooA's
forward 10 the carnival that Is to DC ho'9iY :,
,hs college life and at least the great ie.'u .,ch
the year oI The programme OF the Sa, ,he 18th OF
~ t"' ~ take place on the evening OF thc H. an
E.,marv has fust been made public 4, nance.
SoatisnI prograinme and the committee OF A.
mcnts wording zcaionsE 20 Sall The campus
III o h lighted by two huge bontires, ana re- will
and blue fire: skyrockets and kolh n,shers under
buzz away right merrily when oe WtIi march upon
we we on,nns After the drll all VIII go 10 tr the
sectorv which T. TO serve a. dancing e carnival.
s,sr The dancing the maskers VIII nave
in the refectory. Speeches VIII W ""N'
responded 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
I-NION.

schenectady y. Y. Jan % tSpcciaD-Thc rchcarFals
Tor the oDera 10 be given by the STUDENT TO secure
funds for athletic purposes are well starred 1hc
r.r. selected is "Pnaforc,' and II will be- given on
r.hrusrv : and q. Professor ROst Is drilling III;
choruses Most OF the cast parts have been assigned
The members Of the college glce club and few other
Students will constitute the male chorus aud VIII al %
tabc some other leading parts. Young ladies from
schenectady viii take the female parts. aud two or
three of the leading male singers OF the city Will also
assist the students. The dramatic part Will be under
the direction Of the sherlock sisters who have had
much experience In operas
The senior class has elected the following officers
LANES ". Ferguson, president; W. II. Edward, vice
nresident: Hickman 4. Little, secretary william -.
fay treasurer. Tracy H. Robertson grand marshal
William Mcdonald orator Henry W. Bnges. prophet :
Robert Clements, addresser: Henry W. Picstoi' ivy
poet; T. l.. Walker, historian.
The freshman class gave supper az DclohI Oh
Thursday night 10 the members 81 TIE JUNIOR 1it>'.
This is something unique In college history. Iheic
has been Teasing heretofore but each class has simply
enjoyed IT. own banquet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
. JAPANESE VISITOR AT BRYN MAwR.

Rrvn Mawr, Penn, Jan. % (Spcc!al-Miss Urne
Tsuda teacher OF English I'm the Peeresses ochooi al
Toxic who has been special student at BrSh Ma"r
for NOR, than year. most interesting talk to
On. students few DAYS ago To- progress of cduca
.,on .mony yauancse women When, In 1871, the
covcrncnt offered TO send certain number OF little
rirls 10 the United States for ten years To be educaed
there WAS so little interest felt In educauon ior women
that few applications were made of the nVe cmuch
then sent two only-Miss Tsuda and one companion
we've able 70 complete their ten years fcSuecc' oooh
after her return 10 Japan Miss Tsuda was appointed
..ochor y, English i'm the school founded by tie
Ennr.ss for the daughters Of the mobiles position
which as has been said, she now hods ana 10 winch
she expects 10 return In a few months slhco MISS
Tsuda's first visit to this country, pubic opinion III
Jspan I'm regard TO the education OF women has great
ly changed schools have been established and there
is every hope TINT within the next generation Japanese
girls Will enjoy 10 less advantages than the majority
of their American and European sisters. In order to
provide soon a. possible a corps oil nsuve women
teachers for the schools now Organized Miss Tsudh Is
wording for the establishment IN the untcd states q"
a permanent educational fund Of u 600. the Interest
of which is 10 he offered fouryears' scholarship
10 Japaucse women desiring foreign education. En-
arinatons for tins scholarship will be held In all the
rnclrai cities Of Japan every four years. the cand
Gate being required TO successfully not only In
the subject. ordinarily required Tor admission 10
American colleges but also in the literature and history
Of Ler own country. A standing committee Of ladies',
with Mrs William Pepper, wife OF the provost Of the
University VI Pcnnsy lyania the treasurer j. being
formed In Philadelphia 10 undertake the business man
agcncnt OF the fund in this country, and ID Is hOpcl
that the plan will be maturcd before Miss Isuld's
return to Japan In June. Though the scholars hip j.
NJ: exclusively for this college, the students fce
special interest in it. the plan OF OF their own
number, and the 800 given from the girls Of l.ryn
Aawr the girls Of Japan" almost Immediately after
Mis-. Tsudas talk. only slight expression Of their
enthusiasm. should the holder OF tie scholarship
elect Byn Mawr for her place OF study. she Will be
cure OF n warm welcome.
II is an open secret that Miss Tsuda has assisted
Miss A. VI. Dacon, Of Hampton, Va In the preparation
OF a book on Jspanesc women. written list summer,
and shortly 70 be published by lloughon, Mhin CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA CnLLEGE-

Gettysburg, Penn, Jan. % (spccau.-Thc winter
term brought nine students 10 the preparatory
department and ten 10 the college
Work In tho gymnasium has been begun under the
direction OF Professor George ID. stanley, with August
Pohlmnn as assistant. The alumni in tho town will
he allowed It's privileges upon the payment Of the cx-
animation and term fees \ class Of ten will likely
be formed.
Work the houses OF the sigma Chi and Phi
Gamma Delta chapters has been suspended until
warmer weather. Both under roof and will be
completed In time for dedication at commencement.
The Young Mems Christian Association course Of
entertainments VIII begin on January 30 with one by
Professor r. ~ Mohr. the chalk talker and ventrilo
quist Mrs. Jennie Hall Wade and the Murray BROTH
crs Of Brooklyn Will conclude the musical part OF the
evenings pleasure.
an annual to be called The Spectrum W. II. Huber
is editor In chief, with -. \. Getty, j. L. Gcnsemcr.
r. v Fllbcrt, ID. r. Drawbaugh. j. ". Ball and II. t..
Berkey rs associate editor. q. W. Boyer Is business
manager aud George Beiswanger and f. O. Keen as
slJtantS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Hamilton, " y Jan. % lspeciaD.-The latest
catalogue Of the university marks new departure.
Il is superior general appearance and IN iulhees Oh
detail! 10 any Of lis predecessors, and Is thoroughly
-,,r,crtative Of the present condition OF the uni
yersity A. well a. Of the new era marked oy the
change of name from MADISON 10 Colgate Inc
oces Of esdent and librarian are stu vacant ou'
il /, believed that both Of these VIII he hIie Deioe
the beginning 0. the next college year.
F.,o-t la, been directed Of late 10 the broadening
and dvers:tying Of the OF study ana the ne"
catalogue gives evidence Of marked advance IN tHi'
aspect. The university Low provides I'VE u.su''0'
aud parallel courses leading TO the bacheioFs uesFce
4 tbs. the classical leads 10 the degree OF
4 L. TWO courses IN letters and philosophy ieaa 70
he degree Of in. b. and TWO courses IN Ie'eis a"u
science, lead % the degree Of b. ;. IN e@'ehSi'o
y.,.;n Of elective studes-numbcring eighty IN all
. now prc,ented These are open 70 the JUNIOR Gnu
,uior classes Perhaps the most notable ne" ieA'uIe
. ,h. Graduate department, Offering To those WHO
nave received the bachelors degrees, Ia colleges %
equal grade, the cOsrc- pondihg master uesce r0-
COMPLETION Oi one yeaFs post . a1u"'e s'eu'N' "
/, ,dence. IAcse studies are grouped uhue' V'''
,.Dcrtl head, Of Intellectual ahl mVia' ph'io''P"''
I-,o.y and political science, phloi0scdI scIet'V''
mathematics and the natural sciences. On com
,o,ior If one major aud minor subjects ana .ii'
tr...,tarlou Of tEess involving OH5iiaI FrsF"''
,ne masters gree HIa' Nc isg., M con.
i.Ut Of d department Of >eht'.o 4di's""e ,,,,re ~
Iicrrou with TIE college courses i Oh" " 'e''' "
nc recent pgo-IeSe -, 49, ,-,i-alIe material
II me university, aAd DESERVES tI.s JUL
t, aid GROUNDS AID library Of -OVD soli,"
7 sl.o contain, a leaut:ul NOuu,plect portial., ~
-. ody. ne tlll-itee Illustrations " the cheu!Cai
oiortL,ry and Colgate L'yIai! Cui0ins, us, r"
smaller Illustrations D. the class u 30 "ic"''i''
wluGor and baton Hail nan o. tudents
About 100 scholarship, arg 10" open ~ sd1oIsr
a. y.Icb have now teen arranged Tor tv e'a.",
q Sew IorK Hcw-Jcrsey, Connecticut vermont @''
rt",c are now in the college and theoloIcai oepnt,
uent, leo students. Inc faculty ~ ne ~ s,.irs
,,,-f.n- tVcutE i've u.st-ctOr-. Every Ilue acr1.,
ir, ~ A progressive future. ana the uhiVrV''y
~, yaiy :oe the l-ateI Waon, IL E'y~a - A"'e '''
;r. u..,oA Oi u, d." IIrsHeLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
CnHNELL ININEK,IIY.

Ithaca y. =. Jan. - ,~ped.D.-frank Mcfarland.
4, senior 80 the Law school. died Al hi, home 300
lmraIo on Tue .day. lie VA graduated al cornell
IN che ella, II 1--3. took hi, nr't year in law
course at Columbia Law school. and returned to the
Cornell school Of Law th, year lie va- a member
Of the ri Up-ou Fraternity
The faculty having l4tely forbidden the holding Of
ci,s bauqucts ont Of town. the junior aud freshman
,sc, have pcttDAed for fe'tDratl0n Of the pnyl
leee. pledrng ihcn.eyc, that the disturbances TIM
ordinance va, intended prevent Will be abata.ned
from.
Professor and Mrs T.. l.. Nichols "Wednesday enter
ianed The Kappa Alpha Theta society at their hou,e
Dancing began at p. m, with s!N dancers IN nor
wcglaA co,tamc, and the Norwegian sprins dance.
Many member, If the faculty wcrr present
N university glee, banjo aud guitar club, gave
their opening concert at the Cayuga Lake Military
Academy Concert Hail. at Aurora Friday evening.
4 large and apprccat.yc audience welcomed the
students there IN their hrst concert Very elaborate
preparation, arc being made for the junior bail.
More than 100 good candidates for places
on crews. Courtney is delighted with the prospects
Of a good crew tn, year, aud the average weight
will be heavier than that Of last Jear.
a mathematical club J., being formed. Second
meeting for the purpose Of Organization vas held last
evening at the house Of Professor Oliver
The senior civil engineer, who Will form tho corp,
for the lake survey next rm, hovo elected ". X.
Uutt chief engineer and j. kniehtJn c0mnl'sary.
series OF chamber conccrto 3, to be- gwen at
Barnes Hall. Considerable Of good natgIc1 uNalry
Among the accommodations Of The secretary Of the
treasury a. the mock Congress are: That the Schlhlcl
bill the Administration bill aud the General farm
bill be repealed. because they Interfere with American
consumers aud international trade that raw materials
be- placed Oh the free h.t and compen satory aD'o
stricken out, that all subsidy schemes DC gwen up
silver Bin tnat National banl, bee allowed 10 deposit
currency other than United states bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
NASSAR.

Poughkcepsie Jan. 20 (spcclaD.-The new gym
naslum AZ NAssar College with lis fine apparatus. Is a
most attractive place and is open all day for the use
Of the students each one being expected 10 take an
hours exercise three times each week at time most
convenient for herself The old method Of class work
with clubs wands and dumbbcll, has given place 10
individual work with the apparatus Each student
on entering the college undergocs physical examna-
ton and from the measurements and strength tests
then taken her exercise is prescribed. Records Of
progress are made at various times during tho year
and the work is changed 10 meet the needs Of each
one All exercise is taken under the supervision OF
Mis- nridguan the director. The needle BATH spray S.,
Sic are fohnd 10 be benefit and pleasure after exer
else and soon the swimming tank, Mr.. Thompson 5
gift will be enjoyed IN addition one Thousand uoi-
lars for a force pump 10 bring the water from the
arteslan we'll has been given by student now In
college 49, ,, -. =, Ar, .
hall where members of the club may be found at all
hours of the day keeping up their practice in the