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New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
eyyARTHMORE.

swarthmore, Penn, May "a (speclaD.-There h
great rejoicing at Swarthmore over the victory In
athletics, by which swarthmore Is for another year
champion OF Pennsylvania Last year, out OF swarth-
more's forty-two points, which won the cup, Walter
Roberts, 80, obtained twenty This year, how.
ever out Of the fifty eight points which swarthmore
obtained, no one man won than ten, thus ma&tns
the victory a general one. When the news first
as the result was announced they all united
IN singing song Of victory, written By Miss Hall, 90
at the time Of last years victory.
The college sports were held on May 10, and The
contest for the Phoenix cup between the classes 10
suited In victory for the sophomores. The winners
were as follows: ODehundred- yard dash, X W.
Hughes, 04, In IL seconds 220yard dash, X. w.
Hughes 'o4, in "a IA seconds 44Oyard dash, II.
Simmons 'o4, in So seconds bafmlle run. c. Balliu-
GER '94, In :16 Is onc-me run, c. Bailnger, '94,
In 5:13 Is; oDe-mlle walk r. C. Naming. '93. In
80 Ia; 1oOyard hurdle race, II. b. Green '92, in
1s 1-2 seconds; 22O-yard hurdle race, r II. Coch,
'03, in 2s IL seconds running broad jump =. H..
Cocks, '93, 20 feet IL inches; pole vault. Z. b..
Temple 91, 10 feet; throwing the hammer, b. B. Mo-
Ivan o2 81 feet IL inches putting the shot. b. 8.
McIlvain, 'o2, 81 feet 12 inches.
In the contest for the presidents prizes for oratory
between the sophomore and freshmen classes o4 had
revenge b winning three out Of the five prizes Tho
winners were as follows T. Pusey Passmore and Fred
H. Cocks 'O3: Gertrude Br0sus, Mabel Wasnourn
and Berthe Wilson, '94.
The seniors begin their examinations on Monday,
and on June ! have vacation nntil commencemene'
which occurs this year on Juno H. -. A..
Next Tuesday night jubilee In celebration OF IL
athletic victory will be held
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, NJ H., May "a (SpecaD.-The annual
spring meeting OF the Dartmouth Athletic Assocauoh
was held on the campus Tuesday, May l9' Inc
winners were The 1O0-yard dash-ii. c. lde, 's3'
10 IL seconds; 22oyard dash-H G. Ide, s3 9a IL
seconds; Quarter-mile run-F L. Rowe, 'o1. time not
taken; half-mie run-D. Hail. '04, minutes 10 sec
onds: mile run-H. A. Rowe, '04, a minutes 81 l-2
seconds; two-mile run-w. w. Eggeston, 'ol. 10 min
utes "a 1-2 seconds; l20yard hurdle race c. Pot
ter. 90, 10 o-5 seconds 22oyard hurdle race-H. c..
Ide '93, 81 40 seconds; one-me walk-E o. Grover,
'04, minutes 90 seconds putting shot-Guy George
'0l, 80 feet inches throwing hammer-chares s.
Little '01. SO feet inches pole vault-E c. Potter
90. feet inches standing broad jhmp-F. @. Burn
ham, ID. NJ. c., 10 feet l2 inch running broad jump
E. c. Potter. 'o2. 90 feet ID inches; running high
Iump-A. G. Lewis, '04 feet 1 inch; standing high
Jump. Il. II. Baker. 'o3. feet z IL inches. Tho
records made In the hammer throw and standing broad
lump are new ones for Dartmouth, while the New
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown, May "a (SpeciaD.-The arrangements
for the spring tennis tournament have been completed
and the playing will begin Monday. The number
OF entries is unusually large that the tournament
will not be finished for at least two weeks. In singles
the playing will be first for the championship of the
several classes, after which the class champions will
play for the allcomers championship and finally the
winner of the lstter will meet Ii. d. Gordon, 02, last
years champion, and will play for the championship
OF the college. There will be lntercass contests In
doubles. Handsomely engraved silver medals have
been provided prizes for the class winners, and
silver mounted racket. with tho OF the winners
engraved upon them for tho allcomers' champion and
the champions In doubles.
The Rutgers baseball team visited Wesleyan yester-
day. The home team won by a score OF 10 10 l.
Next Wednesday the University of Michigan team
plays with our team on the home campus.
Mr. Taylor tutor In Greek, has received call to the
professorship OF Greek In St. Pauls school, Concord
". II.
L. NJ. Burr 'o3, OF Montcslr N. j., was called home
this week by the sudden death OF his father.
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tino .o7 heating the college record by 1s seconds
Tho niversItv ball nlnc having suffered four CON
secutIvs defeats. meeting Of the students assocla
tIon on wednesday decided to withdraw from the
Intercollegiate League. ,oo r,.
II is expected that Walter r. Betterdge, 49, OF TINS
years graduating class OF the Rochester IheooeT9l
Seminary. will become assistant Instructor "
The following students Of hs sS uysT 81 EocSs sG
oon,aSts ~ Hobart College May 30: Baker, Z. f.
postwick' Crcnnell, r. Elwood, H. NJ. Hooker, Il. H.
Hooker. Hcdstrom, Noyes, Reilly and flemlng'
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VASSAR.

Poughkeepsic. May "a (specal).-The last report Of
the alumnae Of Vassar College calls attention to the
continued success OF the plan for self government by
an administrative body of the students themselves and
characterizes II marking "a distinct expansion of
student life and opportunity" II gives also list Of
the bequess and gifts for the year. which amount in
all to something 100000. Several Of the gifts
ere from alumnae students Of the college, and Fred
erick Thompson, Of New-York, has been a generous
donor.
= On Friday evening" May IS, the School Of Music,
assisted by musicians from New York, gave sOree
musicale. The programme consisted OF selections from
Schubert and Mozart and the Vassar anniversary
tata by f. L. Ritter, director of the School Of Musc
The students OF the school gave concert yesterday
Eleven numbers from stapdard composers were given
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
TIrETS COLLEGE.

Tufts College. Mass, May "a (special.-At a meeting
held MAY Is the following officers OF the Tufts College
Publishing Association were elected President, F. W.
Perkins vice president G. A. Arnold; secretary F. E..
Kimball treasurer F. c. Hodgdon.
The new staff of The NeftonIan' IS: Edtor-in.
chief NJ. VI. Johnson; exchange editor. W. S. Gray
alumni editor, Ii. w. Spauldng associate editors,
F. E. Kimball j. b. Groce, II. C. Carter, NJ s. Brooks,
w. S. Small c. st. c. Wade, c. J. Snow, A. W. De
Goosh and business manager, A. W. De Goosh.
The ball team started its spring trip In Vermont,
Nav 90 and were beaten on Wednesday by Dart
mouth, but defeated Goddard Seminary. at Barre, IS
10 3, Thursday.
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PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

Pennington, n. j., May "a CspeciaD.-Tle honors OF
the graduating clasc have been awarded as follows;
Mis- E. p. Carrnan. vaedctory Miss A. Kurtz, Eng
lish sauatory H. s. Scarborough, Latin salutaory.
The athletic association held thes annual festival on
Thursday night
The Phllo Glee Club gave concert at the Warren
Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Trenton on fn'
day evening Miss Middletons readings delighted the
audience and her reception was fatterng E the ex-
treme.
The game of ball arranged for some three months ago
between Pennington and Hackettstown was not played
on saturday and II Is evident that Hackettstown -
afraid TO play Pennington
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
HAVERFORD.

Uaverford, Penn, May "a (speclar-At the fourth
annual field meeting of the athletic association A.
Knipe broke three of the college records, as foo"s
One-hundredyard dash, 10 1-2 seconds throwing the
baseball, 331 feet and inches; throwing MANNER
75 feet inches. In the open events, the 44o-yaru
dash was won by F. ii. Lee U. p; the loo-yaH' Dy
A. L. Whitaker A. ID. Y. NJ. c. A. The inter-academlc
44oyard was won by j. Binder. The prize cup OF the
class of '69 was awarded to the class OF '93 who
disanced their nearest competitors In the NUMBER OF
points won by a total Of II TO '94s 90
In cricket the class OF '92 won the championship
on MAY ID by score Of 11S to ~. John 5. Morris,
e1 will keep wicket for the first eleven this year. lie
IS doing good work. Arthur Hopes has been elected
captain OF the second eleven. He is showing good
form as wcketkeeper. The class Of '03, has chosen
F. Whtall as captain of their class eleven owing 10
Door health. DR.. Gummere will be unable TO play
cricket this spring. E. ]. Haley, who figured as
heavy scorer injured his arm In baseball and VIII be
unable to do much in cricket. He is especially missed
on the ball field. OF the men who are giving
promise of good work at cricket may be mentioned
lie Roy Harvey '04, W. P. jerks, 92, c. G. Hoag,
03, and ii. n Miller, 94.
The physical examinations by Dr. W. S. Hall nave
been tabulated, and the following are some OF the
results The strongest men in the class of '02 are
w. A. Estes Barton Sensenig, G.. X. Wright and w. W.
Iaviland. The strongest man In the freshman Class
are H. W. Scarborough, C. II. Pinkham, Nelson Warden
and George Lancaster. The strongest man in college
is George Thomas who surpassed F. Vails record OF
last year by 80 pounds E. j. Fouke, '94 ana u.
Lancaster 94 made the greatest increase IN TOTAL
strength for the winter.
tennis association has been started In the college
with the following officers President, j. 5. Morris,
'o1 vice president F. Whlta, '03; secretary, W. H.
Pancoast '04; treasurer C. G.. lIoag '93; ground
committee, F. NJ. Parrish, 92; c. G.. Hoag G. Collins
'94, and y. B. Warden
David L. Mekee Of the class OF 91 has been awarded
| the Haverford fellowship for next year. His major
subject will be physics Penn College has awarded
her fellowship to Elmer H. Clifford, Earlham to Byron
c. Hubbard, and Wilmington to Frank b ., stetler %
According to the conditions OF these feH0Wsps tnese
gentlemen will reside at Haverford.
on May 90 HayerOrds three cricket * teams Payed
defeated Tioga by 100 to 50, J. W. Muir making 80
runs second eleven. at iaverford. defeated by VII
mington, score 12S 10 o. third eleven, at belmont
also defeated.
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CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Hacfsettstown, n. j., May "a (SpeclaD'-Iho coN'-
mencement exercises will be held during the week Dc
ginning June IA and preparations are being mace ior
mn unusually interesting programme. The annual ser
mon will be preached by the Dew. DR.. j. b. halVoh
and the baccaaureate sermon by the Rev. DE- LUCIA"
Clark on June IA Monday the 18th the oratorlcai anu
musical contests will be hold Tuesday evening inc
ladies, contest in eocution; Wednesday, the senior
class exercises and Thursday, the commencement On
ercses The class of '91, Is the largest e'er s'"'
uated from this institute
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UNION.

schenectady. May "a (speciaD.-The spring field
sports were held Tuesday afternoon. The college
records for putting the shot and for the threeegged
race were broken. J. L. Van valkenburg. '03. won
at putting the shot, the distance being 80 feet inches
The three-legged by the Braman brothers,
'94, In "a seconds. A. J. Baman. 94, the
lO0yard dash and also the 22oyard dash. The half
mile race taken by S. T. Braman. r. Burke. '03,
threw the hammer the greatest distance. and G. II.
Daley '92, won the bicycle The freshmen beat
the other three classes in the relay
The baseball nine has been reorganized, and is in
every respect strictly college nine. The freshman
class has excellent baseball material and Wednes-
day afternoon defeated the sophomores by close
score
Professor Wells has finished his highly interesting
and instructive lectures on Alaska and the Yellow
stone.
The commencement exercises this year are to be
held In the state Street Methodist Church. and prepara-
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass. May 24.-Practiee has begun IN
preparatlon for the tennis tournament postponed
from last fall. Besides the championship In singles
the second prize in singles is yet to be won and also
the first prize in doubles Three matches must be
played before the prize singles are finished. the
first prize in doubles lies between Misses MARION
Parker 'ol, and Josephine Thayer 's2, and Misses
Esther Bailey, '91 and Anna Wilkinson, 'os
The glee club concert cleared something over Ssoo
The monnv bas beon civen 10 the chapel fund. The
concert win be repeated in the Town h@ii "enesiey'
tO-mOrrDW evening
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MIDDLEBURY,

> SIiddlebury. VT, May "a special)-The following
sophomores have been apl ointed by the faculty to
contest for the Merrill prizes H. q. Megahln, J. B.
Dcnowsy, c. E. Hesselgrave. f. B. seeey p. G. Ross,
4. r. Brown, G. L. Hasseltine. G. L. Cady.
The programme for commencement week is about
completed. Mary Howe Will sing, with her brother
as ace0mpanlst. Miss George Pray and the Howard
Opera House Orchestra Will also appear
The Norwich team was defeated by the biddlebury
nine at Norwich.
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couId toward starting fund, and have supscr'ocu
YALE.

1hlE.
CANDIDATES FOR PLACES IN THE CoRPokAiioN'
.New.Haven, May "a (special)-The Law schooi mas
through the efforts of Dean wayhnd, been part
fortunate in securing special lecturers OF distinguished
ability George NJ. sharp, prominent member OF tie
baltimore bar has Just finished interesting ana val
uahIe course of lectures on the law OF fire insurance
He is a lopular lecturer and acknowledged expert
IN insurance law. Tomorrow c. La Rue Munsoh
OF WlllIamsport Penn. leading lawyer OF MS s'a'e
will begin course OF lectures "The Beginnings OF
Practice
The monument TO be placed on the grave OF eA
President Theodore ID. woolsey has arrived from scot
land An inscription will soon be placed upon IT,
The annual parade and election Of members Of fales
iunlor societies occurred on Tuesday night. Inc
d. K E. men, headed by two large calcium lights, ap
peared first on the campus wearing black cows ana
dominoes each with a white Phi' on his back. They
were met by the Psi Upsilon delegation wearing
similar garments OF White, with black Beta" thelr
chapter letter, their backs. The elections were
given out as follows: Delta Kappa Hpsilon-Begg
Bixby Bliss Bowns, j. Cook, Dorsey, Ficken, Harvey
Hay, Higgins, J. Hill. A. Jones, G. Jones, Kyle
MafRtt Lambert, Lowry, Rogers. Smith, swayne
Thornton Tracy, Yetes, Breeze, j. Clarke. Psi Upson
Barnes Beadleston Chisholm. Grouse, W. E. Dwight,
Field Galudeh, Gardner Greer Hare, Ives, f. MOORE
S. Moore Morgan, Osborne, w. Parker Parsons, Rath-
bone Robinson, Roby, Taylor, Vanderbilt, Wade ana
Wallis Zeta Psi-H Allen, Bull, Cbateld, II. Dwight
Edmison, Newell. Runk. stOeokel, Terrbury. whiting
The baloting for the election of members Of the
Yale corporation, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Thomas c. Sloane and the expiration OF the
six years term of William NJ Evsrts. will begin June
23 The candidates in nomination arc For the term
of six years-Class Of 1887, William NJ Evarts, IL D.
class of 1854, Henry E. Rowland; class Of ls6O
Edward G. Mason class Of 1862, Buchanan Winthrop:
For the term OF four years-Clsss Of le49, Henry
Hitchcock LII. D.; class Of 1850, Edward q. Mason
class of 1860 Robert n. Wilson: class OF 1867,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
PHILLIPS ACADEMY.

Andover. Mass. May "a (special.-For long time
money has been needed TO complete the science build
Ing begun several years ago. 10 build dormitorics in
place of the old commons, and for gymnasium.
At meeting Of the citizens $4,000 subscribed for
Q new domitory, TO be called lsndover Hall. Money
for building three Others has also been promised by
some Of the alumni Of the school, and they will prob
ably be built soon possible. In regard TO the
gymnasium, the students determined TO do what they
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington, VT, May "a speciaD'-The eh"les io'
the New England intercollegiate meeting az sprins
field on wednesday are F. S. Grow 9l r. b. Lo''n ~
90: Lyman Allen, '93 c. II. Cutler, Moa'' y ~
Allen. ,,,. ,,ss
At the meeting of Ncw-England Inte''o'ios -.
Association The Cynico Will be represented by f.
C. Mower '9o; edltor-n- chief. -. -, rrt. co,,aoe
The nine crossed bats with that OF iT.s TITS t
on Friday and Saturday of last week. 'e to anS
played we'll but lost both games. scores 10 H. io
II To 9,
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lions are well under way. President webster VIII ue
liver the baccaaureate address The graomsbs ers
will hold the usual cassday exercises, winch VIZ
omitted last year. Commencement orators have oc-
cided 20 wear caps and gowns.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

England intercollegiate records bcatcn N ne
hammer throw, shotput and running broad jump
Tho first intercollegiate ball game on the campus this
spring was PLAYED on "Wednesday with Tufts College.
The game was the worst ever played here, and DAFT
mouth won by . score OF IL TO TO-
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Washington, May "a (speciaD.-The preliminary ex-
amnatlons for the licenate in divinity have taken
place. The candidates are tho Rev. MessrS. DrseniI
The Lamar register., 1891-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAs, Augustus II. wampler, did by
his certain deed Of trust, dated tie FIRST
day Of July, A. D., lsss, recorded In book
=. page IS. of the records Of Beat county.
OF PrOwcrs county, Colorado, a county
created out Of portion Of the territory
formerly comurising Bent county, Colo
rado, TO book b, page -, OF the records OF
Prowers COUNTY. Colorado, convey 10 An
tGuuy II. Huber. trustee certain real
estate, situate 10 PrONsrs county, Colo
rado, formerly Beat county, Colorado, de
scribed as follows. 70 wit
The south east quarter OF section two
l2l township twenty three C23i south Of
range forty-two l42J west of the sixth
principal meridian, containing one hun
cred and sixty acres, more or less said
deed of trust being made 10 secure the
payment OF one certain promissoFy note
payable to the order Of the American
Mortgage Trus; COMPANY, Of Meade Cen
ter, Kansas, for the sum OF Three Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars $50 with inter
est coupons attached, given by the said
Augustus II. Wampler, and
NHEREAs, Il Is provided by said deed Of
trust that II the said principal note, or any
ot the interest coupons be not paid for q
period of thirty days after the szne shall
become due, then the whole Of the said
principa! note, and the interest thereon,
may. at the option Of the legal holder
thereof, become due ana payable, and
hHEKEAs, II is in said deed OF trust
further provided. that in the case Of the
death, resignation, removal, absence re
fusal, failure or inability OF the said An.
thony II. Heber, 10 actJls trustee as afore
said, the then sheriff Of Bent County
Colorado, shall and is appointed and u ad e
successor IN trust with full power and
authority 10 act as trustee as aforesaid,
and
WHEREAs, The said Anthony II. Heber
IS absent, and unable to act and has re
fused and failed TO act as trustee as afore-
said, and
WHEREAS, Default for the period OF
thirty days has been made In the payment
of one interest coapon, falling due on the
first day of July, A. ID. 1891, and the legal
holder OF said note, and the interest cou-
pon- has elected 10 declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, and the
interest thereon, 10 the date Of sale due
and payable
Now, therefore, /, T. j. Hickman.
sheriff of Bent County, Colorado, sue
cessor in trust, will at the request Of the
legal holder of the said note and interest
coupon, and in accordance with the terms
of the said deed OF trust, proceed 10 sol
the said herein nbefore described real es
tate, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door of
the court house in the City Of Las Aninas,
County of Bent State OF Colorado, on
the lsth day OF October, A. d. 1891, be-
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and five o. clock in tue afternoon
OF said day, to satisfy the said debt, by
the said deed Of trust secured liens ex
peEses and costs OF executing this trust
II. J. HICKMAN,
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado.
Success In Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

WuEuEAs, Alice g. Turney aid by he.
certain deed OF trust dated the hrsI day
OK July A. D. l,-y. recorded In book y
page 2, Of the records Of Prowcrs County,
Colorado, convey 10 Anthony II HebGr,
trustee, certain real estate situate IL
Pr9wers County Colorado, described a.
follows, 70 wlts
Lots oue IIl and two l9l and the south
Aai OF the northeast quarter Of section
IKE 90, township twcuty-fogr fatI.
south OF range forty ~ IsS. vel
o. the tth principal meridian, con
tanning one hundred and sIxty loO
acres, more or less, said deed Of
trust being made 70 secure the payment Of
Vie order OF Tho American Niortrarc
trust Company, OF Meade Center. Kansas,
4oF we sum OF i've hundred dollars 500
MItA IN nterest coupons attached, given by
the said Alice G, Turucy, and
WHEREAS, IL IS provided by said deed Of
trust That II the said principal note, or any
OF the interest coupons be not paid Tor
period OF thirty days after the same shall
become due, then the whole OF the said
prlLetpaI note aud the interest thereon,
ntlay, at the option OF the legal holder
tnnEeoi, become due and payable, and
NHElSEA-, II is 10 said deed Of trust
LuEtReF provided, that In the case of tue
0eAta' RESIGNATION, removal, absence. re
.-sAl1 Ia4+Gre or Inability OF the said An
tA9ny II heber, 10 act as trustee as afore-
- - 2ASAAA OF 1'fOWeEs County.
CoIoraco shall and is appointed and made
successor in trust with fun power aud
and s14u'
WuEEEAs, Tho said Anthony II Heber
= absent, and unable 70 act, and has rs-
fused and failed to act as trustee as afor,-
said, and - -40te-
NHEEEAs, Default for the perioa of
tnlEty Gays mas been made in the payment
o. one interest coupon, falling due on the
# #tts5 uAS OF July, A. ID. 1891, aud the legal
HOlueF OF SAID note, and the interest c,1-
pom, has elected 10 declare the yyhoIa
amount secured by the said mote ma ne
and payable. SAG oue
Now therefore, l, W. c. McCurrv
snerI1 tii o. Prowers County, Colorado. sue,
lessor IN trust, will at the REQUEST ~ tba
Legal hoider OF the said note and Interest
cou ulon, and In accordance with the tsrr,s
81 ~ tne sald deed Of trust, proceed 10 saIi
the sad hcreinbefore described raaJ -,
tate' AZ public auction, TO the biyhest "a
Uest bidder Tor cash, at the FROM a.. ~,
sue court house In the City az / -. -
county OF Prowers State Of (,oIora.S.ti -,
me l'th day of October. A. ID isoI ~ ~
tWee the hours Of nine oicIoclr - ~.
Ioiei}on and tye o'clock in mo af,a,.,,sH.1 ~
o. saia DAY. to satisfy the said dsh, ~.
lRe SAID deed Of trust secured lisns ~ "
petses and costs Of executine this -. "a
G. McCURRr.
Sheriff Of Prowers f,onn,v
successor In Trust