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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.

Evanston H. March 90 CSpecial-The Cnivcrsit'
Council is Body. organized for the purpose o
unifying the management Of the university. IL will
have general control of all the colleges. 1t Is com
posed of the president the dean and one member OF
the faculty OF each college The member, Of the cOun
Gil at present are DR.. Henry Wade Rogers. president
Of the university: Dr.. Oliver Marcy and Dr. DAME
BOnbright College of Lbetal Arts; Dr. " :. Davis
Dr.. Edmund Andrews, Chicago Medical College; judge
Henry Booth, Judge NJ. ID. Ewe College of Law; DR.
John $ Marshall DR.. Arthur b. Freeman, College OF
Dental and oral Surgery; DR.. oscar Oldbers, Dr.
John ii. Long, Illinois College Of PhH macy
The latest move at the Northwestern Identifies the
university with the State of Illinois. and MAKES Nui
to the people for the exemption from taxation which
the university enjoys. Fifty one fun new scholarship
are to be created for each Senate district In Illinois
and the ScnatOs from each Of these districts viii
have the nominating of the who shall have the
OF the scholarship belonging 10 his district.
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Mddlctown. Conn, March 20 ''ic'i"I,-" d '"".
meeting he'd on Monday morning l." l.. ''"c'' 90. '
coni1ip Of the baseball team rendered M Ic'''"''
which wa. accepted. III, physician has i'FnHurh iI'
"a MAY mi, season. The college elected W. j. hido'
90 10 fiji the place. Most 81 tn, players H''' ~
manned I'm college during tie Easter Na'An'h anu
nr,ctl.e REGULARLY. ON Friday the team played '"'
concs the first 81 tho season, with the HF+-''l ie
tive morning game resulted IN TIE ''''' -, "'
afrrnooI-ram Ito in favor % We-iel AL W.
loyau', battery I'm the morni x was iiTeH' 'a,'".t
I;da pitcher; In the afternoon IiTcll and H. d.
Gordon. ~
The COLLEGE has learned with satisfaction OF '"''
,oo.ior NJ = H. Rosa '7G, to be associate professor
q physics. After gnduatinc Mr. Rosa taught t"'
veal- in Providence and in 10 went 20 'Ii d 'P
Vim. I rvcr.ity from which D. Viii receive hl' =" -'
a. Pm d. upNt Jvuc. lie hI- been tHtlr Nv IN. '.
cxccpi tx month, II last year. men '' Wn' ~,
On uGy,irs At she Wisconsin state HINr1lE; NH 80
ioln. Joulr- he niar Important "u-IlII III,
ION. in r.otrioity that received favorable It1
"f scientific circc- and were published IN p.i,' P'i
cal magazine I'm England The election o. NJ h,rt
he A,soclt N pIoic~>o:-hip L. along ihc lhc vi ~,
,vtenlou II the work of the rccnuhc u"r'l'Ilc''
MAJ was made possible By the GIFT OF DR.. AyIe'
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WILL!STON SEMINARY.


rosthampton. Mass. March 20 Cspeciap.- l"c ",'
,isoan- board for next term will be made up aS Ioi
low. Fditorinchef Edward b. Lyman, ~ business
editor A. s. Gray. 90: associate editors. W. D IyleF'
,or. ". A. Lockwood, 90 H. l.. Sanford W. u -.
Co,I,cl,or ,02: H. Hawks '02. The new officers oi
i've young Mems Christian Association are: PreSucn"
George f. Darling '0l; vlce-presldet e. D. Kennedy
90, secretary W. \. Lockwood. 02; treasurer ~ l.
IIill, '02. . -
The Amherst Willston Club held its first banquet d.
the Norwood. Northampton. The following prominent
members were present. DR.. william Gallagher Dr. "a
ward uitrhcocl a. Professor j. NJ Tyler. O0; r. r.
Harris. 81: W. L. Cowcs, ~; > II. Ransom 3d.
pr,,Ident: J. r. Woodruff p A., 80; c. NJ WOOL
80: !. c. RogcrsOn, ir. 80 L. i. smith, 80 L. h
Williston 'ss; W. ]. Fisher, 49, H. H. Taylor o.
II X BROWN 80: J. r. schmuck, 30; L. f. smith,
90: " H. Wood, 80 G.. T.. Fisher, so; j. T. M0rWeis'
EN-. 81. -, >, u ,to.o,o,.
1t the \. L. Wlston prize speaking, H. r. MoSeley,
o. took the first prize of $40 and strong oo 'ooH
the second. Of $40. . .. o.,
The banjo club rctted $40 by It's last concert Tor
+bc athletic fund The club Is to play at an en-
tertainmcnt at northampton
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SUICIDE OF AN OVERUORKED YOUTH.
FARMING WAGES BY DAY AND STUDYING BY
NIGHT-HIs MOTHER IS INSANE

Inherited insanity may have caused the suicide OF
Young Frank KrausS in his home at No. 3i3 East
Sixty ninth-st early yesterday morning Eleven years
ago when he was only seven years old, his mother
tried t. down herself by jumping into the river rom
the Harlem Bridge. she rescued, but shs became
hopclessly insane. and she now is an inmate OF inc
ASYLUM on Randall's Island. Her husband LOUIS
Krau>s is a cabinet-maker lie and his two sons nave
occupied rooms on the third floor Of the house IN
Sixty-nnth-st Frank a stu1ious boy ana recently
wa, graduated from Dr. Felix Adler's ngih-schoo lie
then began 20 study In the evenings in tFadcsclooi
I'm East SixtyscveBth-st In the daytime he Was EN-
ployed by Henry westfal builder. OF No. 80 EaS'
Fifty thiri.st, as "a tmekeeper Working every Gay
and studying every evening told on the boys health
and lately he suffered from chronic catarri.
He was nj the trade school on saturday evening
and came home at late hour His father and younger
brother slept In the room with nm. ADOIt
midnight Frank was nervous and restless ttnt ne
disturbed his father who told him 10 keep quiet Tho
boy lay still for time and his father fell asleep.
About 80 a. M Louis kTauss awOke from Il trouble
some dream and got mp 70 see how his son was Not
finding the boy in bed. he made search ana iound
hi, niec,s body hanging 10 IA "a, bracket IN IIie
Kitchen. Frank undoubtedly had IAN stll uh'I hIs
.,-,,r was asleep soon after midnight. Then ne ihd
crcpt out of bed quietly and had gone 10 the Altceh
10 end his troubles with rope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
DAHTNOt TIL

Hanover. ~ H.. March ~ (~pccla.-Thc BASEBALL
team will start its vacation trip South next Nedh'
day The team will De made mp follows: ShurieH,
,o3 pjtchcr Barry '93 catcher: Thompson, ~. hr't
base: Baehr 49, second base Ferguson, %, Sh"it-
stop: Abbott. 'aI, captan. third base; Joyce d. W.
c. lef; field Heath. 81, centre field Eouieic' No.
right field: Booth u. VI. c. Han, %, ana weston
,o3. substitutes Manager Dub0l, has arranged Tor
the following games: April . with III New-ilaycn-
April 3 with Philadelphia League; April !, with hi
vcrSitv of Pennsylvania April q. with the lhltimoreN
AnnI : with Columbia ltthlctic club at Washington :
,prU SO with University Of Virginia al 'mrI'''e'-
VILE. April II, with Manhattan Athletic 'mD' APP"
Pc and % with Harvard al Cambridge: April H.
Brown University at Providence: May -, 'hNer.'H
~ Vermont al Hanover: May 1@-li. Williams at Will
Jamestown: MAY 20. Tut, College 40 Hanover 4aY
.o.23 Amherst at Amherst May 29;o. University "i
Vermont al burlington. June 81, Williams ~ Han
over. June 1O11. Amherst at Hanover.
Prlzc.spcaldng contc~ts were held hy three OF ue
fra+nrnitos last Wednesday evening the winner, bHlt
rs follows Alpha Delta Phi-hr-t. T.; IL H'l9,ui -
.ccord f. y. Chandler '93: tlhiI, william - LH'i.
gl Delta Kappa Epsilon fir, l.. l.. - ~ t,,'
g S fnuTfT j. " norton 'G2 mi Delta Theia-i'
II t. Nmcy. 0I: second, \. J. Matthews. 81 t"'d'
h. f. Partridge. %. -, ... ,r H.. Pol
" Nine ~ Inc twelve who VIII compete IT inc 40!
u;s More and Lockwood ora;Cg'cM plIc, HtA' ,".'
nrnccmcut have already been -c.. tel. ny
nppoiutcd are &. /. Abbott. &. W. SmiIn T." - II
Xxx. iruigr.-C Charlie, VI. Lampry. AleNa"utr ~
loiinrer VIZ r. Thompson. chandler >d'nilh,H MI
L. Wcelis. O9; Il. u. McDuhec' W. anu H. 10 49,
Aft
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roppu,,rs EALLrLAYERs ALERT.

Tie baseball fever has taken a firm hold upon the
ror,mm COLLEGE students and the greatest hppcs arc
entertained for the success Of the team The nine has
au she'd it, indoor winter practice under the manage
focut Of Jack Lynch, and Row prctl>ca all the
pont- Of the game upon the old diamond. Great IN
t,rct Is felt in the first college game with Williams, on
Aprl = The team made it, first appearance upon the
diamond last Thursday. TIL, opposing nine was II
picked selection OF player from thc city The con
tc,t ua- neatly PLAYED aud the Fordhams won. Bob
Carnodr the clever youus pitcher for the forhams'
pitched with his Old time skill. The score wa, to o.
new college baseball lcacc IS to be formed cmbrdc-
ips Rutecr~. stevens Fogdham City College Of New
York and Ja-pers Of Manhattan. y meeting OF tho
DELEGATES from these college Will in all probability be
held in thi, cts ,hs week to organize the college league
aud Arrange schedule
The BASEBALL schedule Of FordLam up 10 dat' Is as
;oiiows: Aprn :, Williams at Fortam; April :. Prince
ION ri Foidlam April l., Lchg!F at Bethlehem :
Anil L. Lchlsh AZ Bethlehem: April -. Lafayette at
F,,,,n: MAY D. Wesleyan AZ Middctown; May ~, lie
i.b nj Forlham: May 20. University Of Pcnn,y wanna
~ Philadelphia, MAJ l., Georgetown ~ fodhaul +,
ilnr + Laiayc.tc ~ Fordham; June II, wesleyan at
Toidham: June Il. University OF pennsylvania at
ForlAam. May -. stevens AT Foidhahl; ,,
ir u,rafion. fOf the centennial crcbrhtOh uni1l@
bc i,iicr nara Of June are under full h. adway Arch-
d; non RYAN vii add,.,, the alumni "SsOciauh on thc
~.c0pd dan and BE- present AZ INC unVcnnS Oh ln9
,,tuo al Nrrhi hop iluchc, the following day Arch
NJ .,rn Cor,l..u viii be grand master OF ceremonies
Nou-igu les viii assist.
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MOUNT UOLYOKE.

South lIadley, Mass. March 30 (Spcc .aD.-The re-
cal given in the gymnasium last week was much
enjoyed. The solo,sts were Miss May Davis Miss
Gertrude Dustan and Miss sarah Fauncc. The banjo
club appeared in public for the first time and the
college glee club did its best.
The department of philosophy loses much valued
teacher in Miss Marietta kies, who accepts a place
In Mills College, California.
Tic New-York alumnae at their recent meeting
voted to BALD the Mary Brigham Memorial Cottage
at cost OF $4,000 toward which they have at present
about $4,000
An interesting service was held at Northampton on
Wednesday I'm memory OF Mrs StOddaN, formerly
acting principal Of Mount lIolj okc Seminary paper
on her missionary life In Persia and her work at the
seminary read by Mrs Mead, president of the
college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

burlington, VT, March % Spccial).-Thc Cyhlc
Boacd banquet IS postponed until after vacation
The clec and banjo cabs gave the closing concert
Of this season at It. Adams last Friday night
Professor and Mrs. J. X. Chckcring entertainer d
portion of the senior class last Tuesday
Archie Ranncy has entered the medical depart
ment lie had n contract with the Boston League
club bat feared that an lnIuved knee would not hold
out Il he should be obliged to play every day Mr.
Ranncy will catch for the university nine. NJ JOINT
meeting Of the medical and academcal departments
last saturday In the amphthcatrc OF the medical cor
loo the fOlSwlng baseball officers chosen: Pgsl
dent. Ballard (NcdJ; vice president. Turkey (Ncd)
secretary and treasurer, LOWS: dircctDr'-MorGih'
U1wlrv MAYNARD tNlcd1; also these officers OF the
athletic associations: President, Cutler CcdD: VICE
president. Fcrr'n seer tary Nommop tea,p r.
Shilling, Nindl lIawlcy. Martin. Game, have been
arranged with Tufts and Boston University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
Nv THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLUMBUS AMATEUR ACTORS.

The topic Of chief lncrcs; at Columbia this last
wcc, va, the coming exhibition of tn, Columbia Col
lccc Dramatic Association. The first performance Of
Ecrhcicy Lvceum and for the next wcc'-, each night
and saturday afternoon. the club will entertain its
friend, and the pubic at large. The fo wing bill VII
be- presented: William Penn" original burlesque
written by George Austin Morrison, r. and successfully
acted by the club two years ago: Narc'-a,' new
and original comic opera by the same author; 1.-TWO
Roses revival Of the Old play which was so sue
fu in London IN 1870: and triple bill. to consist
The Electric spark comedy by Bolton Rowe;
Fcnucl n bit Of drama by jerome X. Jerome, ana
DO Col>icau Legacy. by John Madison Morton.
The PLAYS VIII be given for the benefit of many
enterprises, Including the Babies Hospital. the scr-
,n,n ~atuc Fund.- the sisters of the Assumption, the
Washington Memorial Arch Fund and the Columbia
Collcc, Athletic Cnion.
Among tie patscncs-c Of the college boys are Mr..
As,og. Mr.. Iionry \. Barclay, Mrs. Isaac Hronso1'
Mr., Daniel Buit.rcld. Nine dc BarIi0s, Mr., Frederic
C,ud,t. Mr.. brockhOl,t Cutting. Mr. W. Bayafd Cut
ing. Mr. William f. Dodge, Mrs John W. DfcNcl'
ea.tus Fi,id. Mr.. Nchoiar FS6; MI. Loui, Ft1
,,r,cr. Mr.. Chester Gh>wolt Mr.. Thomas iiitch.
ooch Mr.. :. lloohcr Ilamrr~lcy. Mrs. charles
toliide, Glirht Mrs.. !. Augustus Hamilton, MrN.
John JAY. Mr-. Luther kputEc MIR. Johu h"t', MIS-.
Islvaid kns. NJ, Eugene Kelly, Mrs.. Lawrence Nip.
Mr. John Lawrence. Mr.. Edward Living ION Ludlow.
Ns- Au-u-t' T. Nuuilut Mr.. y. New, 'h Mp'll'
T. POST Mr.. Goorer l.. EvcS. Mr.. Henry Asher
Robbins. Mrs. Gc5is' 4. RDhbin-, Mrs. tr,dcuc ".
Ehinchud"r. Mr.. D. Roy ,aIie:.e', Mr. Willlal
win l. stevens. Mr.. II. Mex. Iwombly. Mr.. :. Van
Rensselaer,. Townsend Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs..
William seward Webb. Mr.. sidney Webster aud Mrs.
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RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

Troy, y. V. March 20 lSpeciaD.-Thc semannual
reunion and banquet of the alumni In Chicago will
be held at the Grand Pacific Hotel on April IL.
Chief Engineer a. j. Swift, -. Of the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad delivered lecture on Tuesday even
Ing in the laboratory. Some Methods OF Meeting
the Ordinary Requirements Of Railroad Maintenance y
The lecture the most largely attended Of the year
Pembcrton smith, ea, assistant supervisor with the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Trenton y. j.. ecturcd be
fore the senior class Friday evening March 20. on
Railway Signals and lntcrlockine.'
II. B. Mason, professor Of natural science. who was
taken Ill about year ago. has recovered sufficiently
10 enable him resume his lectures and Rotations
Lawrence Roy. 0i, has been elected captain OF the
baseball team. .
Rousseau and a. L. Gillin, 81, retired aS edorn.
chief and senior editor The ~ board is composed
Of Charles Edwin Birch '02, edit0l-in chief: Timothy
D!asdell Cram. 1913, business manager; Frank Taylor
Chambers. '92; George Albert SOptr, O3; FREDERICK
Arnold Hummer, '04 and Paul Lyon Reed, 'Ji
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WILLIAMS.

Wamstown, Mass, March 90 (special).-The
juniors held their preliminary moonlight oratorcal
contest last night, the following men taking part
Cooke. 3icars Ryder, Campbell, Wilson, Blrtlctt,
Wood, LAFAYETTE, Bushce and Hubbard. OF these,
Campbell, Wilson, Wood, LAFAYETTE and IIibtard were
chosen to contend next term against five men from
the sophomore class.
Tho final lecture III the Thompson course was deiv-
cred on Thursday evening. By James II. Litcicld, on
Personal "reminiscences Of Abraham Lincoln"
NinctywO have disposed OF all Of their first edition
Of 900 "Gulclmcnsians7 a sale unprecedented I'm The
history OF this annual.
The second winter meeting Of the college took
place IN the gymnasium yesterday afternoon.
Among the contests were running, jumping, pole
vault boxing tumbling and knapsack aud Gle
phant races. The last feat was the formation Of q
number of pyramids OF fifteen twenty men. These
and the tuinbung were very good. several selections
lere given by the banjo club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
ROCHESTER.

Rochester y y March 20 tSpccal.-Thc annual
d;uer NJ fine local olumni aespcatiOu OF the University
Of Rochc,tcr was given ~ the Chamber Of Commerce
ON Monday evening j. IIaNy otedman acted a toast
master and responses made by the foHo"n. gen
-lrmcn: Associated Alumni" the Hon. Walter =
Tubbcu: "The University OF Rochester President
David j. Hill The Faculty. Professor Henry l. Eur
ton: "The Recent Alumni Albert II. li"il'' Inc
Theological Seminary" the ECv. T. nar"od Plit'oh'
n n .Thc Chamber Of Commerce." James y McCln-
took. ,, ., . ., .
tween the university nine and the LAKE view Mh"cIle
GO i,ToJ on W,duc,oav evening. and TIE college boz
were defeated BY a srOrc 81 IL to -.
The Cornell plcr, banjo and mamloln cubs gave q
concert al Music Hall on saturday evening
Professor II. l.. Farchild o. the university, lccln',d
on Methods % Animal LccOWotlpn' before inc NOch
ester Academy Of science Monday evening.
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VA LIZ,
CANDIDATES FOR THE CREW TRAINING AT
PHILADELPHIA.

New-Haven, Conn, March 20 (SpeclaD.-Thireon can
ddates for the Yale University have gone b Phil
adelpha to take ten days Of training under
the direction of Captain Robert J. Cook The candidates
are Brewster 81 Smms, p. e. ; lieheliinger, ~
Paine, "a Ilagemann, L. S.; Ely, 81; Ballet w
Jones' '91 s. Crosby '02; Mills, 93; Graves, 81 s.
Could, "a Brewster has practically recoyerei from
his Illness and hopes to be able to train continuously
until the day Of the race. Paine is the most promising
new man among the candidates. He possesses great
strength and is athlete from head to foot.
The following students will constitute the senior
editorial board Of "The Yale COnrant this year
John Henry Hammond, 90 s. Charles r. Holden
02 Pierre Jay, '92; Harry W. Luce. 90; Horace t.
Ptkin and James E. Wheeler, OF 92. Mr.. Luce has
been elected chairman and Mr.. Holden financial
editor.
Professor Edward p Morris OF Williams College, has
accepted a call to the chief profcssOrship in Latin at
Yale. and will begin his work here next september.
Professor William q. sumner will retire from Yale
at the close of the college year, and VIII
spend several months N Europe for his health. II
he becomes ply scay capable lie will resume his
work al Yale but is feared that he will never again
be able TO confne himself to the classroom for long
period. , ,......
Professor Arthur r. IIadey and Henry w. Farnum,
who Is now abroad on his wedding trip, ana john I.
sclwab, a tutor.
Yale has a social organization known as the New:
York City Club. This club held its ninth annual
BANQUET last evening Ashbel Gwin,'0 and L. Z.
Howland. 81 acting a, toastmasters. Toasts were
responded to as follows: "New-York' Il. J.. hun
iinrton ir, '91 sentimental ReminScenccs' H.; IL.
Twcedy Grandflther's Hat J. r. lIerod, ~ Inc
Athlete" c. II. sheriff., l.. s.; Words, Words words
Buzz Buzz, BUZZ L. c. Du Pont; convviality''
The subject of the prize debate in the Law school
this year will be: Resolved Ihat Lyneh Law Is
Sometimes Unsuitable in CIVILIZED Communities The
prizes are $50 and 500 aud are offered by Dean
Wayland.
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EOWDOIN.

Brunswick. Me-, March 80 (SpeciaD.-The annual
athletic exhibition attracted large numbers of recent
graduates to Brunswick and filed the Town Hall 10
overlooking on Tuesday evening The wrestling was
new feature one OF the results Of the special
given last term by the director Of the gymnasium.
The class drills were finely executed and the prize cup
was awarded the squad that represented the class
of 1891. which also successful last year. The
horizontal bar work by Fish, 81. who executed the
giant swing backward and forward with much grace,
elected warm applause. The pyramids were more
elaborate and difficult than any ever attempted before
at BOwdOin but were finely done, the top man ascend
ing four high" with case
The Young Mems Christian Association cleared 500
from their recent of lectures The association
in connection with those at EateS and Colby is sending
delegates visit the leading preparatory schools III nc
state Thus far Interesting meetings have been held
under their auspices at Hebron, Bridgton and Frye
burg academies
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Johns HOPKINS.

TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS A POPULAR SOCIETY,"
baltimore. March 90 (spcclaD.-The House Of Com
,rn,s Debating Society Is now in hOurshng condi'
ou. all the leading topics national and Internal ol,
are discussed and thu ministry IS frequently deeatol
and new officers appointed The debates arc attended
bv members Of the faculty who occasionally Rc part III
them. ~
or all the departments OF the university, the MS
torca and Political Seminary contains the greatest
r,,rho ~ students the classes now numbering l3l.
Chemistry comes mex, with los; mathematics ana
astronomy ~: physics, 03 biology. %; geology anu
mineralogv %: philosophy, 81 and drawing lo'. IN
the study of languages German takes the ic''d Will w
students: Latin, ca; Sansnit and comparative PM,
lolocy. 80: English, ~; Greek 81 semitic 10 ana
Romance languages, 40 -
4 cvclng club has been organized with DR.. John NJ
,,ncon, as captaip There are about dozen good
rheemen in the university and several dozen young
men who want to learn.
Candidates for the university baseball team IiVo
been practising in the gymnasium and tennis courts io
two week, and in good weather they Play on INC Hcu
AT Chiffon The grounds at Clifton are tlc Dcs' III '"o
state Pau Dashicll, who played with the Lchish ana
Cane Nav teams in 1880 will captain the Hopkins ciup'
~ tlo ola team. Griffin third base; &. Carey right
Geld and Mckay. first base. are the only men VINO
have returned Kcedy. formerly OF the Princeton iN''-
man nine will probably be catcher Iufnphil' S"or'
s,on and Man T.. smith. jr., viii likely pay II iuc
field George 4. Morrison Ha> a,'cp'C" to li,'-
ment of the team. These dates nave bec' iiira.Eoa
Al home with the University Of NiIcmi. NAY :, At
home With Columbia Athlete Club, Nay ~ n ip -
il with the Naval Academy. Aprl 20 ut Ma'l's,i,,
win Columbia Athletic club. Nav 10: at homr. WIN
dickinson College May % At Chester rem, Nli We
pennsylvania Military Academy. MAY - ~ Hhnapouii,,
with The Naval Academy Nav 90 =, 'I",a,' VI" .i
Mchinsnn Jrnn g. and at charlottesville, Va, win me
University Of Virginia. June II and l.: .o,..,,,,
The pubcaton agency OF the university ms rccc yea
,r,r Jri> HE Diplomas for the gold and silver ill'
,rhrh we're awarded the university at the French IN
noSitjon IN s-0 The university also received for us
exhibit medal Of honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.

South Bethlehem Penn, March % (Special).-Ihc
lacrosse manager is in New York, making arrangements
TO get trainer.
The musical organizations Will give their first
concert In Allentown April g. and their next one
in south Bethlehem on April 4.
The engineering society, which has been practically
dead for the last year. held meeting lately and
elected c. L. Coke. 90, president. Meetings will be
held regularly and papers technical subjects Will
be read before the society.
At meeting of the chemical society The follow
ing officers were elected W. IL. Chandler. PHI d.,
president H. X. Lands, '9l, vicepreSident; L. Ii.
Ely '01 secretary a. f. Juber 81, treasurer J. \.
lassell, '02 librarian a. +. Jessup. 92, curator
The Burr's" annual prize VIII be only open t. the
baseball team. The committee 10 award the prize IS
composed Of II. NJ. Wilcox, j. p. Brooks aud T. H..
Coates. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
B0HEMTlys HAVE AN INDIGNATION MEETING.

over 500 Bohemian workmcn held an ind gnation me'-
ing Yesterday afternoon 1t 0nesorg & hubeshs Hal 70
dcouncc the actions Of the railroad contractors oil "e'
virginia Who it i all, ged. induced forysW lmmsrah'
under false prctonccs % work Oh me ohlo anu "'S'
\i,cin Railroad The chairman OF the meeting Was j. j.
Jal,lha who made both English and BoheniAl iu
dry,, The other speakers were Leo Kaufman has ldu
h. Here and V. Klika. Aur committee was alppihoi
to persuade D-tricAtorney Ncoh to take steps 70 ohS
the New YORK agents the contractors, Meyer ko'
hal before the Grand jury four men and one woman
who had returned this city from PocahontlS 'od inc
story of their sutierings