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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-16

T'RUSTEE'S S.ALE-By virtue OF a deed of
so, truss eXecuted TO mo on the 2,rd of April,
iSU, ny Mctienrr Groomc, of record in Noau-
o OK, city, Va IN deed book 81, psge Isl. and at
me request Of W. IL. Hartman. tho beneficiary
thcrein shall on SATURDAY, THE 18TH
Dan OF ~ NE, 1891, at Il O'clock M, ia front
oi INC city courthouse. in Roanoke. Va, sell at
puhic auction the following parcels OF land in
hoanokc city, Va, or SO much thereof as may
no necessary to pay the debts secured in said
uccd or trust; that is to- say lots 10 and 49, set
ZION Oh, according to the map of Rogers, Fair
m I'M HouSon addition TO Roanoke city. Va
ihcse lots being on the north side of Shenar-
doah avenue. each fronting 80 foet on said ave.
nue. and running back l,N feet to an alley
TERMS Cash sufficient to nay costs of ex-
e,cntiny the trust; and to pay a certain negotia-
BILE note executed on the 23ri OF April, 1900 by
Mcilenry Groome To w. II. Hartman for 5000
payable one year from date of note, and with
interest from that date. fpurchase money be
sufficient. the sum OF 5000, plus accrued In
tcrcst since the 25l OF April, 1880, will DO made
payable on tho 2'rd OF April, 1892. in order to
meet q note OF Groomc to Hartman duo on that
date, the residue, IL any, made payable on such
time as Will be announced on day OF sale.
mayytdS j. n. DUPUY. Trustee
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lie Got Rid of Them.

He had worked tho nickol-in- Tn slot
machine with such persistent enorgy
that he attracted the attention of tho
man who owned the store
Look hero" said he, ~ want to SEQ
that thing patronixed, but don't want
any ono man to wear it out"
That's all right, mister; but don't
want no interference. I've bccn look
ing for way to get rid % these plugged
nickcls that I've had on hand oil these
years and don't propose 10 be stopped.
Washington Post
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-16

rah," says he, eff it was not you, it WAC.
your father, and that is all one" SO he
seized the poor, innocent, helpless thing,
tore it to pieces, and made n meal of.it
ArPEIcATIoN-The thing which; is,
pointed at in this fable is so Obvious.
that it will be srnpcr.incnt to mritiply
words about it. When cruel, i'll
natured man has n mind to abuse enc
inferior to himself either in power Or
courage. though he has not given, the
least occasion for it, how does, he re-
scmble the Wolf, whose cnvious, rapa-
cious temper could not bear to see liz
nocence live quietly i'll it's ncighbor-
hood? In short, wherever Ill. people
are in power, innocence and integrity
arc sure to be persccuted; tiic moro
vicious the community Is, tae better
countcnance they have for their OWN
villainous measures. TO practice. hon.
esty in bad times is being ljAblc tsasus-
picion' enough, but if any one should
dare to. prescribe it it is tent one but
he would be impeachcd of high crimes
and misdemeanors; for to stzln1 up for
justice in n degenerate and corrupt
state IS tacitly TO upbrnid tho govern
ment and seldom fails Of pulling down
vengeance upon the head Of him that
offers to stir in its defense. Where
cruelty and malice ate. III combination
with power nothing IS So easy as for
them to find preteXt to tyranuiZc over
innocence and exercise all manner OF
/ ;-,;,
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INRuSTWES SALE -.l1y virtue Of, ,sced of
Il truSti executed IT, me by Z. .. Nur1uy.
un'ci DC t.fnhcr 81 lSt.'s and OF record IN the
clerks chitc of the HASTINGS Court sor the
Guy or i, Aonnoko, Ii'yin!a, in deed book 20,
pages IN, - secure t. u Thomas Gibson tho
payment ot the Sun-lgf, three hun,i,el and
tnirty-th1N dollars ard thirty-thrcc md ONE
tniri cents. evidenced ny two certain IIcgo-
tinpc nc'.s dated December II, 1889, aud cay
able III C,e.s and two sslrS rcspcctiy civ from
ilcccni,cr2l lSS9, each OF which notes "a for
the sum Il one hundred and siAty-siN dollars
ana SiNty'titN and wC-shirls cents with inter-
est from ,ts,to until Pail. and default haying
been ma ~ i'll the payiccntof the list OF said
iS'l, nnt' being rcQui:iri So to do by l.. l..
Poweii rasiEnee or j. Thomas Gibson shall
sen ut lAolc aucticntu the highest bidder
up9rn, ne property in she CITY Of Roanoke, W.,
the foo wing describul lot OF land to wit: Re.
ginning 1T II point kD feet east from the
northeaE corner or Grove and Elm streets
tncnc1 i1o rect north TO an alley, thence with
san , JAZZ ai!oY east Oh feet to point, thence south
lD fcct To Elm StrcCo. thence 80 Ncct to place
az ncEi ainE, KNOWN as lot No. L., OF secsion g.
Oh Inc map at the sNys additions to snil vty
Elk II: Cash sufficient tn pay costs OF
cNccutiax this tru,s and To discharge tho
announce f money then duo and pnynbI2 unon
the sal Snotes, whcs latter will be about one
nundrln ana eighty dollars: thc:tirSt payment
70 tni uue ANA pay Ate on the ,lst of Decem :.
pcr, 1891, and In he for an amount sufficient q
pay 1'c mo second 81 tho abose notes Cor ono
anu t*o-thrls cents with iatcrest thereon
from December 81 lS,p, and thc bnlun 60 paya-
abe L. TWO annual instalmctds with interest
thcf'ta ut mo ratc OF percent peg annuu1
~ ~ U'ie anu Two yaarS from dny or ellc. All
def, st,d paymcs1s to be q, 6ienccd py ne9o-
ia bic notes or, tho purchas " and s2zurcd by
dccS of trust.
aariN 3oiys JAG. DAvEypORT, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-16

II HUSTEE'S S-ALE- by VIZ .,io az a ,t.pel nt
trust cxccut Il 40 me by ME- Tavsrner
an y y. TaNcnrer. dated December, 3l 1859,
an Las record in he clerks olic,. of this. llus,
urS9tourt for drr city OF Ecnroic w. i'm
deal hook -. Ini:.e Ill. tn secure, to j. 'lhs1os
t'inson me payment of the sliin'Of three hun
dI9f Niid thirty iNrce dollars and thirr:- ahr,u
ara half ccntA evidenced by two certain
negotiable notes Dated Dccci7hcr ~ !,sg and
p&nhe iii one and TWO v airs respectively
tiT1i Dcccmhcr2I. lSSa, each N which ucf,.; l.
fcn the sum of '.rs,. hundred and ski s.siy dol
las and SiNty-siX and two-t airdS 4, as with
i,iatost from osrc until paid. and dctaui. hay
sn' notes ana its Interest falling due on
fe,embcr FL ISM ana being rcq,iircd uDdo So
~ Il; l.. IowcIa assignee J.'Thomns Gibson
! shall sell at rnhlic auction, to the hghcss hid
"cr, upon the ,nopcriy, in che city s.S,ltOanokc
So. on SATURDAY, TiE ;DfH DAY or
MAY, iSai AZ |. NJ. the following. described
Dt on iaui' 10 WI: licsi ming ut n poSni 100
feet east frocr the northeast corner OF Grove
and Elm st-eies thence ~ feet -nrh TO nm
alley; thence with said alley east 81 fvct 10 n
point: thenaa south l;D feet Ia Elm street:
THENCE ~ feat to place o. BEGINNING. known as
lot No III, III section =, dthc E,,l.;or the Lewis
addition tlNslid city.
Terms ;aitsh smlce-,t TO pay costs Of cx
amount o2nnoncy then due and payable upon
tho said -aatcs, which li:ster will no about one
hundred ANA eighty dcaars. thu first deferred
day or December lS?l and To tie for M, amount
sufficient TO pay OH The sccoad OF the above
notes Tor enc hindr,l and sixty-six dollars
est tl.c:e1n from December q, 1852 and the
balance payable in yO cQuaA annual INSTALL
mcnts, with interest thereon 1t the rate Of &
from day OF sale. al deferred payments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchaser
and secured by dc. \ of truet
.nriio >xl j. {. DAVENPORT, Trustee.
The above debt las been assumed by subsc-
Nltnii !hrchaScrs.- y. " TiNvENNEK.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-16
II EUSTEEf -SALt-Uv .s,,ue of 81 cAsu, =,
orst dat III thn 81 s aias.l, io6a os 80, u

SUSTEEF .SALE-By ,sutue of deed OF
cortc'l I'm thy clerks office o. the HusHnes
o ,I OF the essy of RMnoke,. IN deed book 3,
PagtE ~ Tor WI. antSI@ Bkat, Jr. Default
OF Il 9sst and having bsen requested by the
Deno.snary IN, scundcr, 1 will sell at publio
or M9a9oke. at iE NJ. ON SATURDAY,, THE
pIh PAY OF NAY, ISM the Following do
hegtnii'ssy ut Il re5ut on the west SIDE OF NeI.:
son Sti vt l.O fc.S north OF liuliett street.
thcnco 2orth SD degrees est i59 feet to AN al
Icy, thcrHe Same north IN degrees east 30 feet,
10 pnl u themes rith s. degrees east $50 fee
10 degrees west 10 fest to the ti-girt,ing
TERM.:HF SALi< Cash 80 to the costs OF
sale AMI ne sum OF tfree huu ,ip dollars with
interest T. Mn the END day OF March, 1897 and !
she rcn,aireer in one AMI two Y ears with in
1HrcSt fror'thc date ,t sale. 10 be secured bv
'iSc or tn *. LCCIEN IYs(i,M,tZ II
.ray2-law-; sEs I,y,,st'o
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New York, May l5.-lSpeciall-Ex.
cuange quiet and weak at 4S4 H@4S0.
commercial bills, 4S2@4S611. Money
easy at 1905, closing offered at ,. Sub
treasury balances-gold, Sllo, N33, 900:
currency, Sl1.36l. 200. Government bonds
dull and steady-4s, lI3}z; AS, lol
DID. State bonds dull and steady.
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local. s315SHS.

The fol lowing quotations of PoaiSoke
End Southwest Virginia stocks arc fur
TiShed by Won Iiemect " Co., bond and
stNcls brokers, Roanoke, Va.
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he Times for one year and your choice
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THREE CLEVER SERVANTS.

I have little servan.
With single eye,
She always does my bidding
Very faithfully;
But She eats mo no meat
nnd she drinks mo 10 drink
very clover servant, ns you well may think.
Another littlo servant
On my finger sits,
She the one-eyed little servant
Very neatly fits;
But she eats me 10 meat
And sho drinks me no drink,
A very clever servant, us you we'll may think.
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Send 50 and get the weekly edition OF
The Times for one year and your choice
OF either the Waverly or Dickens novels
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The above note was assumed bT ss.,,sseauent
purchaser. WI X l.. BLNJH. liz
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Elevators or
Hosting Machines
Stores, Warehouses and Factories

made and shppcd ready to put up. Writo to
THE CARDwELL MACHINE COMPANY,
Richmond, Virginia.
apr9-c od3m
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NJ. Levy wishes to say .hc above Obligation,
has Seen assumed hy cthcx parties T|tis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Mddletown, Conn. oct Il (SpeciaD-S. VI. Sayforl
has been ecturng 20 the students on The New stu
dent Movement Higher Living Among Christian
College Students and Social Evils Common 70 Col
lere Men, Mr. sayford is visiting all the leading col
lepe in the country and has already cctured at more
than 100 tbs fall he enters upon the fourth year Of
MS work He is supported by money raised by the
students Of Amherst College.
The football team is playing a strong game. The
loss Of Beenan leaves halfback place to be filed
which probably will be done by ANDERSON, 93. Bayne,
81 1se g2 the new COACH Is giving Good satsfRctlon
and IS rapidly brln ging the new material INTO shape
Naramore the senior who disappeared 50 mysterl
ousy over two weeks ago, has not been heard from:
Thirteen freshmen have entered for the Ayres PRIZE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC.

The football team have been practising regularly at
Washington Park and have shown consdelnt, imprJve
meni In their team work manager Pott has arranged
for the following games: October IS with princeton
freshmen at Eastern Park; October 81, with Kings
school at stanford November T. with ST. Pauls School
at Garden City; November TO- with Long Island
Medical College at Eastern Park November Ia, with
Iawrenceve at Lawrencevlle, and November 20,
with Adelphi at Young Mems Christian Association
Grounds In the morning. The scrub was regularly
organized on saturday morning at Washington Park,
and as In previous seasons will 50 under tho name
OF the second Poys'
on Tuesday afternoon Harry T. MacConncll, 30,
lectured before the Physical Cclloquum on Gas
Bubbles which he illustrated by several experiments.
The sophomore class met on Thursday In the read
ng-rooni. \ committee was appointed to walt upon
h9 senior and Junior classes fOr the purpose Of form
nc a aco se team. Another committee was appointed
10 LOOK into designs FOR class BUTTON
fhe new gymnasium will probably be ready for use
by the institute students next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
NORMAL COLLEGE ALUMNAE.

In the competitive examination open to graduates
# the Normal Coege for the position Of critic in the
training school OF the college, GISs Mary {. Low,
graduate of the class Of 1891, the successful com
ettor her examination mark being "a per cent. Miss
Low IS remarkably bright young lady, and was the
third honor student Of her class. Miss Lily VI. schos
was close second in the examination, her mark being
90 per cent. In the competitive examination for a
position as instructor in the drawing department. no
appointment was made, none Of the competitors
reached over 50 per cent Another examination VIII
be held thl, week.
The aumnae of the college held pleasant reunion
in 10 chapel Of the college on saturday afternoon.
The programme consisted of organ solo by julius ~
Won Lothen, a violin solo by Adoiph OGegndor, piano
solo by Morris Baer. song by Miss Rose Schotteniel'
and short addresses by Dr. Emily Ida Conant and Ham
uton W. Mabie. President Hunter was expected to
speak, but was III and sent a Letter OF regrets.
For i've seasons the aumnae choral society has met
with favot great The sixth season began
last week under the direction Of Leo kOter with bright
prospects The committee In charge consists of Miss
Mary +. Merington, Miss Frances l.. Cherry, Miss
Heeng~S lacCSbe, Miss Ruth Rice and Miss Annie NJ.
Charlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Washington, oct. Is (specaD.-H. b. Herder the
German publisher has just made handsome donation
contribution to the library Of the university consisting
OF 165 volumes Of historical and theological works,
valued at over $500 Among them are the new edition
Of the "COnclen Geschchte' Of Bishop Iefele and all
the works Of the great German historian Johann
Jansen The Rev. A. y. LanglOis, cure Of st.
Martins, ST. Marnsville La. and n rural DEAN has
given - the University botanical collection of ex-
traOTdiEay value, and botanical value library Of
several good volumes The collection consists Of a
hcrbaIum Of 1915 volumes in folio and quarto contain
ing 10000 distinct species OF plants, mostly be-
longing to the fora OF Louisiana and the Southwest,
and many Of them in duplicate or ufplicate. 1t in
cludes forty six volumes folio Of phaneroGrams and
acrogenS, twenty volumes Of moses and hepaticas.
twenty mine volumes folio Of fungi twelve volumes Of
lcachens besides twentyslx volumes Of North Amcrl-
can fungi, collected by j. b. Ellis.
The faculty Of Divinity held its biennial election
on October TO- The newly elected officers the Rev.
Tn0mas Bouqulon, D. D.. dean Mgr. Joseph
Schroeder viCedean the Rev. Joseph NJ. Pohe, d. D.,
PHI d.. vice dean in place Of Professor Bouquillon,
and the Rev Edward A. Pace, d. D., vicedean in
the place OF the Rev. Sebastian G. Messmer. D. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
ROCHESTER.

Rochester oct. 1s.-Much interest has been taken
in the university tennis tournament this week. The
following were the results in the singles Jennings de-
featcd Taylor, Go, 81; Menzic defeated BarStow,
G-1, Go; Jennings defeated MenZle. GO, 6-3;
Wtherpoon defeated Marsh, 6-1 Sc; Chase defeated
Fabel by default; Chase defeated Chadbourne, 6-1,
Cd; Chase defeated WitheIspoon Go, Go; Morse
defeated Hanf0rd, 81, ca Hedstrom defeated Morse.
g, 6-3; HedsrOm defeated Wright, 60, 60 {;
Chase defeated Comfort, Ga, Cd; Chase defeated
HcdStrom, GO, 10, Ga. The championship round
between Chase and Hooker will take place next week
Doubles resulted follows: HedstrOm and Wright
defeated Marsh and Ch1db0urne, Cd, G-1 Hooker
and Chase defeated Taylor and Fabel, G-l, 61 Morse
and Jennings defeated Comfort and Parsons 11-6, 66.
Cd, Chase and Hooker defeated HedstrOm and
Wright, 6-3 Cd, "a, 81; Hedstrom and Wright
defeated Taylor and Fabel 60, IS; Hedstrom and
Wright defeated Morse and Jennings, 60, To- 10.
Steps are being taken 10 organize gun club at the
university
These officers have been elected by the Interprcs7
board of the class Of '93: President, Byron Cham
berlain business manager, Nelson spencer, secretary
Horace Mcclure treasurer, Charles Robson. The other
members OF the board are IL. ~ slagnt and H. j.
UumDsOne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
CoLUMBIA,s FALL ATHLETIC GAMES.


The annual fall games Of Columbia Cohese VIII "
held on Friday afternoon at 3:4o O'CLOCK ~ .lo
Columbia oval G.. s. Nicholas. '92 s. OF A.. H. L.
Kingsley '03 S. of A., and F. J. Oakes' 80 o. Vi 'i'
are the committee in charge.
An optional course in English Is announcer " 0''
sst of eight lectures by Edmund Clarence o.cui"n '"
The Nature and Elements Of Poetry" Inc leothie'
will be owen at the Berkeley Lyceum at O'CLOCK OH
the following Tuesdays, November TO- II, - anu De-
cember and g. and on Fridays, November 10, ~ ana
December A. Three hundred tickets for the course
will be reserved for officers and students OF CouilDa
until october 81 Preference will be given To seniors
and advanced students I'm the department OF English
All other applications will be dealt with in the order
~ their filing From those outside of the college
fee of So for the course will be asked W. H. IL.
Beebe the secretary of the president has charge OF
the applications.
The class of '03 has elected the following class
officers President, W. T.. Whyland; vice'presideht'
g. n Olcott; secretary, 5. H. Treat; treasurer W. IL
Bnnckerhoh captain Of the class football team, ~ u
Johnson captain of the track athletics, H. r. Kingsley
The class Of 04 has held its elections, with the Hollow"
Ing result sheppard Knapp jr, president D. PhinD
Bernhard vce-president j. F. Berry, secretary A u
Phillips treasurer c. +. Locke, historian The FRESH
men have not elected permanent officers.
Columbia men are not discouraged by their losses IN
the last two games football which they have played
The players are learning fast, and when the college
comes to play Of the games scheduled for next
month the students confident that the team Will
make a creditable showing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

ORDER At THE PROMENADE-CLUB DoINGs'
NowUaven Conn. oct Is (Specal).-During Prom
.rade week the freshmen and Juniors have usually
created many disturbances. The faculty have long
dsapproved OF the demonstrations and the CLASS Oh
,o4 has unanimously voted not TO indulge In any OF tho
traditional pranks, such throwing cards, cApOshs
signs etc. during the junior promenade concert.
The total receipts Of the glee club the last year
were S1e1eO0s. The expenditures amounted 70
S14253 AZ; 1913 AZ was given the crew. leaving
balance of 50, 343 os in the treasury.
Officers of the Exeter Academy Club have been
elected as follows President, q. 7. Coll 49, VICE
president J. II. Hammenal. '82 S.; secretary, A. r.
Lord. 49, The annual banquet Will take place next
term
Members OF the Varsity Glec Club have been Sc
lected as follows First tenors-F. Z. Mygott D. b.
Lassen '92 o. a. schneider, 90; j. I. Carr w,
leader; X. W. Morris, 90; c. c. Morris, "a; second
tenors-F W. Hlnckel 90; A. Erskine, '93, s.; ). o.
Cravens. 90; A l.. Green, 94; a. C. BARTLETT %
n b. Cole, 'o4, S. first bass-A G.. Dingley, '92
II. S Lyman, 1872 F. J. Price, '92; W. b. Woodward,
,o2. S.: F. j. Nurtz, J. d. Lolley, 94; second bass
r. X. Farrell W. n. Runyon, N. W. Green, "a NJ T.
Noyes 30; n. II. Swayne, 93.
On November IL Professor Arthur T. Hadley VIII
address the National Bankers Association on the rea
lions Of railroads and finances In this country,
The committee to arrange for the sophomore ger
man are Thomas Cochran, ST., chairman, 81 faul'
MINI John B. s9ley ST. F1lTed sm pp Hnbn TD
~ Y, and Harry p. Whitney, OF New YORK. 49,
The Durham Boat Club has elected these ohcs err
Captain Ben Hodge 93 Pur'sT E; II. Wells r.n sS
shows "a balance OF $3.50 IN the treasury.
The following the newly elected olcefs OF ule
Chicago club Z. p. Mason. 49, president O;on -;
Nolan, '04, secretary II. W. Hamnn, o2, second
vice president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
COLGATE.

Hamilton, " ", oct Is CSpecial.-The editors Of
The Madisonenss" for this year are as follows: Ia
itor-n-ohief G.. S. Beckwith, '92; associates, A, NJ
Allen '.o A. F Erdmann '93, and W. B. smith, '93 ;
business manager, L. c. II. Biggs 90
The organization Of the football team for the pres
ent year has Just been announced: Right end, A u
TAYLOR, '92 right guard, B. II. Pettes 1913; right
tackle A. L. Boynton, '96; centre, H. Z. Newell, Va
left end b. A. Brown, "a, left guard and captain
p II. smith. 'o3; left tackle. d. d. Harmon, 1913
quarter back, T. j. Bryan, '93; halfback W. W.
Bustafd '95; half-back A. W. Rsley, "a; full-back.
p A. Munro 90 substitutes, F. S. Munro, So; f. L.
Tupper. '93: II. 5. Moyneux, '95; d. II. Colegrove'
'94 manager L. G. II. Biggs, 49,
The annual fed-day of Colgate Academy occurred
on Friday october 9. Fine records were made III
several contests and the college record for the two
mile bicycle race broken.
p. b. Guernsey, 80, and f. W. Smith, 81 have
inst been appointed instructors In the department Of
elocution.
The officers of the students association are H. e.
Gregg 81 president; r. j. Bryan 80, vicepresdent
j. T. Taylor, "a treasurer; W.. p. Waterhouse, S2'
secretary; officers Of the athletic assoclaVn-F: H.
King. '92 president; L. T. Brokaw 90, vice pres dent
j. " Pedde, '94, treasurer Q. NJ. Ruckhn 80, sec
rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
LAFAYETTE.

Easton Penn, oct. is OSpeclal-Founder's day VIII
be celebrated on October 90 marking the completion oil
twenty years since the establishment OF the Pauee
scientific department and sixty-fve years since the
college received its charter In that time $3.50 stu
dents have been enrolled and the institution has sent
out sol cergymen, 622 lawyers, 252 college professors
and teachers and 500 into the technical professions As
engineers assayers chemists and railroad managers
Covers are laid for 300 guests at the banquet to be
given by the ladies of the city in honor Of the inaugu
ration OF President Warfeld. The synod OF Pennsyi-
vanla now in session at Scranton will attend, coming
BY special train ExPresident Knox will take part In
the proceedings.
On Wednesday the Lafayette team played football
at Haverfod College and successful by score OF
80 10 o. r. Peck has been substituted as leftackle In
place OF z. G.. Edwards who Injured In the last
game. MoncUre March has been elected captain OF
the baseball nine. The faculty have approved the fol
lowing schedule OF football games for the season, Us
arranged by the alumni advisory committee October
60 Princeton at EastOn "a, Cornell, at Ithaca. " y
o. University Of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia; No
vember 4, Lehgh University, at Bethlehem 7, Co,um
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