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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10


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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
New w. C. T. U. omcsrs.

The Central W. c. T. T.. has elected
the following officers for the year 1891.
President, Mrs. NJ. +. Bodweil, FIRST
vice president, Mrs. s. NJ. Boise; second
vice president. Mrs. J. II. Mckee, cor.
responding and recording secretary.
Mrs. Emma X. @. TAYLOR: treasurer.
MIRA II. NJ. Coleman Mrs. A. X. Bart
that the receipts for the year amounted
20 So, 10, and the disbursements t71.7z
The animal address OF Mrs. Boisc, the
retiring president, Wa listened 10 with
great interest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The following Supreme court de-
cisions were filed with the county clerk
yesterday: Ann Byrns Va. George
Hume, executor last will Thomas
Byrne; decree of circuit affirmed; Isaac
NJ. Weston vs. Stephen l.. Monroe 1t
al. judgment OF circuit affirmed; The
Village of Grandvilie W. Luman Jen-
nings, affirmed; Gustav A. Wolf Va.
William w. IRWIN, affirmed; Auditor
General vs.. Olive B. FisheY. affirmed;
Murray Lyttle W.. Chicago n West
Michigan Railway, affirmed; Charles Il.
BeIknzp We. Frank W. Ball, reversed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

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mony was taken, aud the whole bnalness
went over 20 future dates unEeI the
necessary circnmiocution al the law.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The indoor baseball contes: between
the NJ. II. Fords and Geo. r. Perrys IT
Luce's Hall last evening was
witnessed by about two hun
dred people. The NJ. II. Fords
won the game by good work with the
stick and errors by the Perrys. +. 4.
Stevens. pitcher for the NJ. II. Fords,
sprained h,s ankle IN sliding home ia
the first half Of the sixth inning. His
place was taken by VIII Senar. Score,
M. II. Fords, rs; Geo. X. Perrys, 8;
batteries, Fords. r. K. Stevens, W. III.
Boyns and 4. c. Mangoid; Perrys, A. A.
Barber and j. s. Knox; umpires, w.
d. Pugh and Geo. u. Dunton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The following are the contagious
diseases reported yesterday Mira u.
3. Strickland, 81 fark-sse., mumrs:
Cora Gates, Il West FuisoBst-, typhoid
fever, Maggie Boarke, SIS scfsbnsr 81.
scarlet fever, Loo Lucy. 1853 North La
fayette-st., typhoid fever; Florence
Berdlck, 81 South frosPscs-st., dlph-
theria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

A. the meeting Of the South End
Ladies Literary Club yesterday. the
afternoon vss devotr8 20 toe stedy 81
|" A You Like IT," Interesting papers
wsre read, tozether with selections from
the play. The resignation OF the pres
dent, Nrs. Clara j. Denton. wAx rec
eIved with general regret
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The St. Ce<slias gave Their usual re-
esal yesterday afternoon. 81 the LADIES'
Literary Cub rooms. On ssssldonst.
TIE s1cisDoe was quite . large and sp-
pTscsstfve one. The program, tozsthsy
wit . More eizborsts account q tie
exercises, eli f,e zen - sunday mora
fnx's IrzBesAw- Ess.Lss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Commencing Aonday, January 5. Ne
shall oder our entire stock Of TRAINED
Mats for i2alss. AMI Piasa Hats for
children. At the greatly reduced pree
OF of. We make tbs inducements ia
order 20 reduce cur stock preparatory
10 removing 10 our nes store, ~ and e
North Dlslslon-sls-
cozl, Ksorr 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

If you are fond of a laugh you
should read |. O. H., soon to be
published in this paper.
If you like to pass 4 pleasant
hour or two in the company of
couple of youthful lovers who
know a thing or two, |. O. U. is
the story for you
If you want to know how some
fortunes are made, you can get lots
of information in |. O. u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

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ylrsnses sssaes ssse isst pnAlisset. v;tA TIE
s.~es ,~sfaesss VISA szsasae t<s esss ss1
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Trimmed Hats = OFF at
CorI, Knott s. Cos. for ten
days. Don't miss your
opportunity
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Our patrons vii please - that shs;r
YsAsf hss = yFIfow xAxfL rensssnG
Flsasshmann a Co. = Compressed Yeast.
Every erossf sIis "a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Perfect health il seldom found for
impure blood il 90 general. Hood =
SArssparsilA really does purify the
hlood Add restores 20 perfect health,
vhen possible. Try a youTsslf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Games Of ell kinda 1t Dsttenthaler's
Ill Moasos-st-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit.
The best y cheapest and most satas
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

The vsiisy City Milling ceuapsny hss
40 pxef N me nsanufs<tafe IL -Four.
fss t.so.fness are IN sfsss asmzst. ard
ssp~c.sily tne lily White. Try q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

rsethsus Group Remedy cures
whoup.as souxh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

wCTr meetings ~ aeet Ten pia-s Wall
rsioa neekinz. TharsoEs. - as p. IA .
me@slnz Thar>1sy. ~ ,. N. Union 81 Iateas
e~xf Tharstay 81 each faoHfh. girls seufnR-
sehoal Saturday - D. m
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10

Rev. A. r. Merriam win address the Young
mems meesiag on Sunday Afternoon ~
o'clock in the new Association Rooms N No.
Is Nerth Tfsfso on e. All young men afs cof-
daily invited 10 attend.
pepot-oospes meeting ana song seryice viii
be he'd in TIE Union depot ~ BIS p. Ia. Is
which everybody is weicome.
jan services IT Il rs ,. m. Open only to those
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MiddetOwn. Conn, May II (SpeciaD-rhere is con-
siderable satsfactiOn felt IN college over the general
interest and participation In field day. 1t has placed
general athletics at Wesleyan In much better con-
dition than they have been at any time within the
memory of those now in college. This has been
largely due 70 the energy and efficiency Of the pres
cnt corps of officers of the athletic association, espec
ally 10 the president Mr. Ralten Tie association will
send the following men, and perhaps others, TO the
intercollegiate meeting in Springfield Blundel Day.
Slayback '01 COolman Hall, Maramore, Rosten, '92
CUTS, smith, '93; Newton, O4.
The Junior class after considerable hesitation and
doa,. have voted 10 give the usual Junior promenade
on Monday evening of commencement week. flOy'
Pcrnad Gordon. Goodman and J. G. Parsley were ap-
pointed a committee of arrangements.
The committee appointed 10 report nominations iol
the football board have agreed upon the following
officers President and manager. F. ii. Tackaberry t2
vice president and assistant manager, A. H. Thorndke
'S3 treasurer j. H. Slater, 'g2; senior director T. :
Henderson; Junior director, f. o. Smith, sophomore
director J. d. Stark.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
THE CORNERSTONE OF 4 CHAPEL LAID.

CONTENTS OF THE OLD COLLEGIATE MIDDLE
CHURCH CORNERSTONE DEPOSITED ANEW.
The cornerstone Of the new chapel Of the Collegiate
Middle Church. TO be built at SecOndave. and Seventh
st. was laid yesterday afternoon with appropriate cerc
monies The pastor, the Rev. DR.. Talbot W. Cham
bcrs, oliciated assisted by the Rev Dr. Edward b.
Coo. This congregation formerly wOrshipped in the
Collegiate Middle Church, Lafayette Place ana Fourth
st., which was torn down in 1887 The contents OF
the box OF the cornerstone of the old church were
placed under the cornerstone of the present building
Among them were manuscript copy Of the address
delivered by the Rev. DR.. John Knox when tie corner
stone wa, laid n 1630 various historical ana rengious
documents Of that day, New York City directory for
1896, political campaign document Issued during the
IIar:is0nNan Buren campaign copies Ot the New iorh
papers OF the time copper and silver coins varying IN
date from I7O0 TO 1886 of Incorporation OF the
Univor,y of the CITY of New York and catalogues and
comics of the statutes of that university and Rutgers
and Columbia colleges. copy of protest against tIe
purchase a site far uptown as Lafayette fIdcS d
FOurth-st. and the reply 10 the same, ana hOoher ,
map OF the city OF NewIOrk in 1886. 10 these thlhgs
were added yesterday the Bible In tle TeVseu shu @
authorized editions, presented by the chldrSh oi uo
sunday school and industrial school OF the church to
gethcr with list OF their names, several sermons py
the Rev. Dr Chambers and documents concerning inc
church. a map of New York and vicinity IN ISJO, cdId
logues of Rutgers and Columbia colleges lot ioVo'
AppletCn's New York illustrated Tor loSO, phoV0
graphs of the present ministers of the Collegiate CuCh
in this city copy Of the order OF service APrl oV'
1850 being the centennial anniversary OF t1e lndugu
ration Of George Washington as President OF ne ltea
states gold half dollar, 1880; silver COINS lSSi anu
a l-cent coin. 1852 Also copies OF The tribune,
"The Herald" "The Sum-" "Tho Evening POST" ana
other papers, of date May Is, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
ST. STEPHENS COLLEGE,.

Annandac, y. y, May 10 (speciaT.-II. S Longey,
of the senior class has been appointed 10 arrange the
handiCp5 for the nedday sports at commencement.
It viii be necessary to prepare new track for the
races the building destroys part Of the present
course.
Mcssrs. Longley. smith. Mansfield and BalScy are
members Of the cast Tor play. Blow for n,ow, to
be given next Tuesday at st. Johns Parish lIaii Barry
town.
Canon Fulcher, Of the Albany Cathedral has been
appointed prcccntor for commencement day.
\. r.. Mansfield, the marshal for commencement
day, has announced his list Of committees. j. VI.
BLACKWELL and T. Montanus are the assistant marshals,
j. H. McGinnis has charge Of the music, and the chair
men of the different committees Of arrangements are
j. VI. Ncifert, c. ~ Durham, +. NJ W. Schncewelss,
{. b. Carpenter and ii. A. Handel.
The BAH teams latest victory the stamford
Vile nine.
St. Peters Brotherhood celebrated It's anniversary
on Ascension Day. Interesting reports read, and
the new superior. A. Il. Mansfield, was installed.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
SMITH COLLEGE.

northampton, Mass, May Il (SpeciaD.-Thc senior
class are hard at work dTamatizatiOn Of George
Ellot's spanish GYPSY" Miss stella NJ. Bogue takes
the part Of the Gypsy, while the Counts part is taken
by Miss Foster. The play will be produced I'm the
now Academy OF Music and will be followed by farce
entitled The Rise Of the YOungS.'
Miss Ellen Burns Sherman, Of Abercorn, Que, has
taken the Kate Funess Shalcspeaean prize of $50.
The new gymnasium will be opened E commence
ment week. when the alumni. who have worked Sc
hard and successfully in raising funds for its con
structon, will dedicate 1t with proper exercises.
The annual recital at the School OF Music came or
Thursday night and the everpOpular flvoutes-Mrs.
Humphrey Allen, soprano; Charles n. Allen, violin
DR.. BOdgett and Professor Story-dellghtcd II large
audience
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
WILLIAMS.

wlllamstown, Mass, May II (Speclal.-" The Will
Jams Literary Monthly for May has appeared, and
like " The Weekly" has adopted style OF cover
with the entrance into Office of the editors from '02
The general outlook Of the baseball nine Is more en-
couragng than IL two weeks ago. The sharp
game of last Saturday with Harvard was followed up
by two well played games On Wednesday and Thursday
with Dartmouth resulting 22-3 and 81
The freshman nine defeated the PttsHed semi
profes sional nine Wednesday. 3 to :, and were
beaten on Friday, IL 10 3. by AndOver.
On Wednesday the college represented In tennis
against Dartmouth by Pierson. '91, and Avery '02
who were defeated in the doubles GS, Go, 40, 81
Next day PersOn won the singles, however. although
at one time the two sets all, 81 and love
80 against him.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass, May l. (speciaD.-The track and
field athletes are working hard and expect 10 use the
fine cndr track the Pratt Field for the first time
next week. The old all doing good work and
there are several new athletes who promise well. Am
lerst will send strong team 10 the New England in
tercole giate meeting TO be held at Springfield, May
%.
C. F. Hldreth '02, has been chosen business editor
Of The Student" for next year.
The college Young Mems Christian Association have
chosen these officers President, A. A. Ewing, 02, OF
Danvers Mass: vice president, O. IL. Story, '03
corTeSpondng secretary. c. d. Norton. 03 recording
secretary, G.. F. Burt 'g4.
- Handbook Of Amherst is te last and best book
,non town and college. II IS n handsomely printed
and hound volume which has been prepared by +. IL.
Hitchcock
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL.

Carlisle. Penn, May II tSpecial-Henry Phillips
an Alaskan boy who TO Carlisle some four years
aco will leave for slta in few weeks to take charge
f "The North star" the paper published by the sitKa
Indian Training School
ULYSSES Palsano, Philip Mann and Martinius JOINS
have gone to their homes in the West.
Owing N the measles, The graduating exercises o
tho class OF ,o1 will not occur until June 3.
John Bull Of Fort Belknap Agency VINO mas peer
a sufferer for a long time. died last week
Up 70 the present time 374 students have been pu'
ont among the patrons Of the SCHOOL me mOntl9S mon
reports which are received show that. with Few eH
ceptlons the services and cOmpaniOnshp Oh the III
Nan girls and boys are acceptable.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

Faston. Penn, May II (specIaD.-Ex-Presldent Oat
toll Ira, consented to deliver the baccaalreale
~ commencement and the Rev. DR.. Alexander Allsoh'
- pbilodelpbia will preach the annual sermon belore
,ho younc Mems Christian Association. Inc seniors
have their last examinations on May 20 ana 10 atcr
which The final announcement will be made Oh I"c
boors and speechcs awarded to the best twenty men
n class of sixty-one men. All those who graduate IN
M technical courses have secured good positions lo'
sional work. The casscas are about equally ol-
yIded in the number Of those who VIII teach or lmmt7i
atcly enter on professional courses. on "cuhcSuay
r G Marshall. 'ss. received the Alexander Marlushd
nrze Of 500 for his exegces at Princeton Tic an
,,aI Inuor oratorical prize contest takes place on
MAY -.
Tho college museum has secured from DR.. +. H.
schmucker Of Reading the gift Of an antique pottery
tile by 20 inches made In Holland ana used IN ronhp
fine ancient structure in Reading in which the Conway
CaIal AGAINST Washington was originated M. D..
The cnleae athletic association elected olhcers I0r
tbe coming wear a, follows Football manager; W A.
Jo.c, o. assistant manager y. l LcehS' 30 Td,c
hail manager G. Il. Dare, 'g2 president oi tie cJlie
association. Z. {. Chamberlln, W. ""is"A'' % -
Craven fg1.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H., May II (speciaD.-The beginning
which the baseball team made this week al Wlam't"h
was not such rs to encourage the belief that Darhou
would win the championship this spring. Tie second
game Williams >. Dartmouth 4, wns not so Dad' Du'
II has been wears since team In this league succeeded
in making - runs against Dartmouth. aS was the case
I'm the first game. Tho team plays three games next
wect--with Tufts here May 20 and at Amherst on
Friday and saturday.
The athletic team viii finish training for the spring
field meet of Nav %, next week The more prominent
athletes who will be sent u Springfield are +. L.
Rowe '01 f. K. Hail. %. IL. c. Ide. 1913, and +. T.
Claggctt '04 for the sprint races; H. y. Rowe w.
D. Hall. O4. and W. W. Egeeston' '0l' Tor the ruh'
de. '03. and T. c. Potter 02. for the hurdles ana
rvpnlng broad lump: G. :. Little. '0l, for the heavy
hammer g. George 81. for the shot Potter. 49, ana
r. II. Baker, 'g3, for the poe-vanlt Baker 49, ana
Iuruham. ID. VI. c., for the standing jumps;
Thc n0lltical economy prize i'm the Chandler Scen-
tlfc school has been divided among four OF me con
tcstant>-F. :. Ward, F. X. wilkins, ~ B. lSley ana
A, G.. Randall
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
LEIITG1I.

South Bethlehem, Penn, May ~ SpeciaD.-The
'03 Epltome' board elected c. II. Durfec as editor
in-chicf
The senior class Is now in thc midst of It's final
examinations.
As a large number Of Lehgh's graduates in tech
noOgy go 10 South America Mexico for places all
elective in Spanish IS much needed here. DR..
Ringer. professor Of modern languages. and the In
structors I'm that department seem to be in favor Of
it, in all probability such course will be estab-
lshed by next term.
Lehgh has made twenty-six entries for the State
intercollegiate sports and expects to take or two
frsts altlougi track athletics not thought much
Of here
Lehgh has refused 10 join the football league com
posed of Cornell. Columbia and Lafayette.
If the lacrosse team continues to play winning
game it will take trip to Canada In tho early part o
the summer
The last baseball game between the University Of
Pennsylvania and Lehgh was the best game ever
PLAYED here. In the last inning the score stood
to 1 I'm Pennsylvania favor. Lchigh had two meI
on bases and none out, but was unable TO make a hi
and 50 lost the game.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
TRINITY COLLEGE,

Hartford, May Il (SpeclaD-The Ceguar prize ora
torca contest Of the college took place the evening
OF Nav IL in Alumni Han. The first prize was aNaid-
ed to J. W. Hughes, 01 of North Carolina His sub
feet was THE Negro OF the South" The committee
OF award gave the second prize TO John F. Plumb, 81
Of Connecticut who spoke Sheley's "AdOnais."
The annual spring field meeting of the college ath-
letic association took place at Charter Oak Park on
tie afternoon Of May 13. Two college records how
ever were broken. T. s Allen 03, lowered the record
for the mile run TO min. 81 b. W. Moris, tr,
,93 broke the record IN throwing the hammer, throw
ing 64 IT, IL In
The butlcsque comedy " Miss Duzenberry, o. Murder
VIII out" was played Friday evening by the college
dramatic association. IL was written by Professor
Charles F. johnson especially for the dramatic club
The proceeds OF the pCformance are 10 be used 1Oi
additional prizes In the English department
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. May II (SpeclaD.-It is Just ten years
.nce the University made the venture Of establishing
a school Of finance and economy for the special edn
cation OF young men who intended dcvoting them
selves 10 politics. journalism, finance the manage
ment OF large estates and business interests In rec
ogniton Of the decade Just completed, complimentary
dinner was given Thursday night at the Belevlca
TO Joseph Wharton, the founder of the school Rob
ert Adams jr ex- Minister 10 Brazil who h the presi-
dent OF the Wharton School Alumni, presided. Ad-
dresses were also made by Provost William Pepper,
Irotassor Edmund J. James Wayne McVeagh, the Rcv.
Dr. H. L. Wayland, samuel Dickson Edmund t. steel
and Thomas G.. Sherman Of New York. Mr.. Wharton
not only endowed the school with 100000, but after
ward gave $4,000 TO maintain Its special library on
The senior examinations In the college Law
School are over. The veterinary examinations are
held uext week The commencement will occur on
June IL at the Academy Of Music.