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New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
HARVARD.
, COURSE IN PEDAGOGY TO DE PROVIDED.

c.,o,r,aqo Mass May 3 gpcclaD.-The date OF Tn
d.. . me between the freshman mines OF Harvan anu
VaIn has been fixed. The game win be played III LAM
,r4doe ON May o. In the recent freshman oo'V'S'
-Itb Vale Harvard Las been more successful tnan ~
Tho university games and the nine TINS year VIII o0
,nocted 70 keep up the record The usual iauit mas
srrd With their playing, but there seems 10 be
no reason 10 think that their team IS worse 'hah t
~ -eoent years. In the class games they "o" ''o
, ,tb the sophomores, shutting them out IN one
80 nv the score Of o TO o. The pitcher Mihvon -
,ut, and cooler of critical moments thah 'le u'eds'
fr.shman pItcher. lie is supported somewha. i'es"
,a., ,ab,nd the bat by COtbett the football player
DIcrlnson who plays first base, has played se'ei"
games IN the university nine. j. b. Lo"eil, inc Seo
ond basernan is acting as temporary captain. NJ
on tbns far this year has won regular place OIL 'o
..,., ,ne 60 all the men who will play at all IN
.sa ,n,shuan nine have the advantage OF continued
toa,o nractiee with their nine. Usually the Piay
,s somerhat confused by the addition III l'"po 'a'
Games ~ few men unaccistomed TO playing VIII "'0
toar The recent play Of the university nine has
scar orcourartng. Cook was injured week ago. anu
has not yet returned to his position. DURING HiS ''
sonce sonle or Mason has played al lHhu'
Tho ,rtor,st in track athletics still cohtues !" U
much qreater than in previous years ana ai'nous"
.hnnn ,rin he few men Of conspicuous abhity Ill 'ne
,Iott Haven team the number OF good men promises
to \. unusually large. Such fact Wheio Se0oiu ~
tS,rd nlaces count Is important and 1t IS certainly
srnIscant with regard to the extent to which men ~
general profit by the training 1t has been 'c
nrrnose of Mr Lathrop the trainer 10 ehcouras
P"iP'90 " iso vrbatever--and the result has been
man OI @ to the general interest in track athletes % rHn anu
the development Of unusually large ae reduced the
AZ S 1re C&s, r In be mile walk from minutes 90 %
eeconds made by H. II. Bems, 80 TO MINUS M b dino in
seconds I'm spite of the wind WHICH nat0 ' ~
The other contests rather SLOW titan 20 nrovid ng
The faculty have turned their attention eannouEeea that
instruction in pedagogy ana % IL 10 estsblished and an
a il TIE Ssvs art sesn Of esse& SS
The following v men mas se the first eight from '92
Ve @ and T o9 Ge f ~TRs S4s9 White
don C1TDIu an and Green A. II. Crandeli w, mas
,oam oHctsd president OF the dining association
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, N. H., May (Special).-FranK W. Lake
man. 30, of Nashua, has been unanimously rc-uo',ou @
captan OF the football team for next fAl' nc mas
played on the eleven three years, nlhg "iU oroui'
the position of quarterback for two years ana Hit'
tackle for one year. The fUllbacks posllion % ''
only one vacant and it will be difficult to NIL
The Young Mems Christian Association has amendcd
its constitution so that the officers serve throughout
the college year. The officers for next year no :
President Charles II. Noyes D2 vice-presoent ). NJ
Norton, oo recording secretary, Quincy Blakeiy va
corresponding secretary, G. E. Kinney '93 treasurer
A. C. sails, 03. ia,
DR.. c. p. Frost, dean of the medical college, VIII
oao tho address az tho graduating exercises OF tho
Training School for Nurses in the state Insane Asylum
at Concord. 49,.
Professor c. NJ. Weed, entomologist al tne s,ao'
College, is about to publish book on injurious
Insects" ,.uou.,,, % ,o,o
Ferguson O3 who was playing shorstOp mas spraihe'
his ankle and will not be able 10 play @ l0r to @ r
The game with Brown, April "a, was won py brown,
Ia TO T. The next day Dartmouth crossed pats @ wie'
the Manchesters, being beaten TO In an eleven
inning game.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
u,prroPD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

rortford Nav Q CspeciaD-The ffty-seventh ami
orsarv and the closing exercises OF the seminary year
,,u ho hold on Wednesday and Thursday, May lo anu
"a This week and next will be devoted TO examiha
+,ons At the alumni gathering on the afternoon ..
Nav "a there will be discussion on hccles'asuoa
rooror,,ce or How Shall We Prevent the waste Oh
Mon and Money in Supporting Superfuous Churches'
"a will he opened by the Rev. II. A. Brldgman one Oh
tho EDITORS Of "The Congregationalst,' Boston, Inc
cornerstone Of the Case Memorial Library VIII be fau
nm NAV 49, The building was provided by the Deques'
~ Newton Case Of Hartford, and VIII ACCOMMODATE
oo5 900 volumes. In the evening the aIinnl auuioS
will he delivered by Professor Leverett W. Spii,,s'
n n ~ Williams College, on Literature and the
Ministry" a.. .,,,
This week. on Monday and Tuesday, the thiru
s,coI festival concluding the eleventh season Of the
Hosmer Hall Choral Union, Will be held Inc nrS'
concert ON May a. will consist Of part-songs 9y inc
email chorus with orchestral and solo numoets )
RheInberaers canata, "Clarice Of Eberstein" uhuer
the leadership of Professor f. n Anderson conductor
40 mi. chorus Second concert, May 5, orchestral pro
oramme. including Schumann's Spring symphony
Third concert Dudley Bucks oratorio Inc Lis"' VI
ASIA conducted by the composer
II Is expected that the board OF trustees VIII az
their ANIMAL meeting elect new professor to thc ea
Of New Testament exegesis, vacated by Professor a.
2enos d. D.. who has accepted the proiesSorShlp 9i
history in McCOrmcks TheoIogicai SEMI
nary Chicago. Professor Charles . Nash ihsuucvoi
n, eocnton has accepted the chair Of homiletcs and
pastoral theology in the Pacific Theological seminary,
at oakland Cal new professor IN ihe depafttenh pa tnech
cal dOgatiCs the instruction in BIBLICAL dog
metics and apOOgetics having been committed lot Sv
cral years to Professors c. 5 Beadsee ana a. ~ Gi ii
lett In addition to hi seminary work. IS EINIns q
course of twelve or more lectures at Mt; noyoke, X,
College on Christian Theism and the EVuePeS Vi
Christienity.D
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
WESLEYAN.

Middletown, May CspeclaD.-At college meeting
held yesterday morning the application OF Lehgh for
admission to the football league was brought up for
consideration. motion was made instructing Wes-
leyans delegates TO the May meeting of the execu-
tive committee to vote in favor of Lehighs admission
The motion, however, was tabled by overwhelming
vote and the delegates will go without instructions
Kidd '92 captain Of the baseball team, resigned
Yesterday, having signed with the New-Brtain team
TO pitch for the season. Jones, 49, was elected to
succeed him.
Professor Crawford has built a handsome residence
ON High.st, south Of Church-st He moved into 1t
on Thursday.
During the summer vacation DR.. Conn will have
charge of the biological laboratory at Cold Spring,
L. l.
At meeting held some time ago. the senior class
voted to abolish class-day exercises Of commence
ment week. committee was appointed yesterday
TO arrange for exercises that shall be substituted for
those heretofore given ., A.o
Appointments for commencement oratlons have
been made by Professor Winchester, and will be an
nounced tomorrow. The speakers are L. H. Andrews
G. H. BickfOrd, C. W. CoulstOn, Miss b. Z. Graves,
A. Z. Hancock J. E. jenkins, f. A. King, l. b.
LeFetra F. j. Ltten, J. 6. Mitchell and f. A. Noble
Usually there arc only ten appointments, but this
year the tenth and eleventh members OF the class were
"ued" in rhetorical standing.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
HAMILTON.

Clinton, y. V, May speciaD.-Prizcs have been
awarded as follows: Underwood prizes In chemistry
first Thomas Edward Hayden second, George Marina
duke Weaver; Munson prizes in German-hrst, George
Vail Edwards; second, Aurelan Post. The Clark
prize orators have been announced as follows: Sam
uel Hopkins Adams, "The Conception Of Human
Progress in Tennyson"; Thomas Lewis Coventry,
The Political Future of the Negro in the SOUTH {;
Duncan Campbell Lee, John c. Fremont the Path
finder: Bayard Livingston Peck, "The Conception
Of Human Progress in Tennyson'; Philip Ward
schiller: George Marmaduke Weaver "Amercas
Debt to AgaSsiz."
There has been much conjecture as to the prob
able successor OF President Darling. Among the
names mentioned are those Of DR.. Hcrrck Johnson,
Of Chicago: Professor Francis NJ Burdick. Of Columbia
Law School; the Rev. VI Woolsey stryker Of Chi
cago; the Rev. Dr. Bachman, OF Utica, and Professor
Root, OF Hopkins, and llOyt OF Hamilton College
Mr.. Elks the trainer OF the athletic teams. IS here,
and under his supervision the candidates for the team
have begun systematic work,
A game OF baseball Monday, April -, between
the college nine and the Clinton nine resulted In the
defeat Of the latter by a score OF 10 TO 8. On the
following day the Wesimorcland, y. " nine defeated
the college nine, II - II.
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RROMN.

providence r. l., May (specal.-BrowH on,vels, NV :,
,tv has an excellent steam-heating plant, winch VII" ~
,iue. hent most OF the buildings on the campus. ~
uresent. sayes Hail. the chemical laboratory ana WI
son Hall are supplied with heat nom TINS appa'a'a,
when the gymnasium is completed, It VIII aema'iu -.
share OF warmth from the same source ana no" a'e0
pipes are being run across the campus from cas-. W
west through a large brick archway, In oruer .ii'
Manning Hall and large part Of Hope college, "non
will be renovated this summer, will be hcatoo heA'
fall from tho same plant. .u,
On Saturday April 25, the Harvard oaseoaii 'ea'"
met the Browns on Lincoln Field, ana tuIheu ~
scales defeating the home nine by score Oh " -
Both teams did good work On Monday April ~
the University team on its own grounds, met u'e
Worcester (New.Engand League) team, ana derea'eu
the professionals by score OF IL to o. sexton anu
Tennev were the batters for Brown. on iucsuay'
April %, the Wesleyan team played here Inc game
was too one sided to be interesting. The Weseyahs
proved no match for Brown. and were DaoIy uo'
feaed the score being Is to 3. WooococK anu ihuiS
ton did battery work for Brown.
Manager Tanning has not yet been able TO arrange
finally for the two games with the Amherst team 10
is hoped that some agreement will be reached whereby
the two mines may meet. Brown is anxious 70 cross
bats with Amherst. An additional grand stana mas
been erected on Lincoln Field.
The "Iiber Brunensls" has finally gone 10 press
and win probably be issued by May IS. III, -
The subject for the Hicks prize DEBATE wiz ,p Se
Free Coinage Of Silver" The four members OF the
unoIr class selected for the final debate are Linase
and Easton on the affirmative, and Blasden anu "iao
ding on the negative.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mch May (speeIaD.-The university
nine played two games thus far this season, both
with the strong amateur team Of the Michigan Agd-
cultural College. The scores were 10 to and &c to
In favor of the University Of Michigan. The nine
this year is strong batting team and may surprise
the Eastern colleges its trip The nine will play
the following colleges it's Eastern trip Hamilton,
Vermont Columbia. Yale, Wesleyan, Brown, Trinity
and Harvard
Professors Beman, Carhart and Tufts have received
offers Of professorships In the new Chicago University
The last mentioned viii accept, and will assume his
duties after studying year In Germany.
Melville NJ Digelow, Of Boston, and ]. B. Clayberg.
of Helena, Mont, have begun their special lectures
in the Law school. oft Kirchner and Alexis Angel,
a son Of President Angel have been appointed to nn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington vt May (specaD.-The members Of
the sophomore class had their banquet at the Van
Ness House. followed by this postprandal programme:
Presidents address, J. Z. Miller; 93 sophs, E. H.
Deavitt; ode, II. A. Noyes; the L. v NJ F. G. Cud-
worth; the freshmen, Il. E. Armstrong; poem. r. A.
Stewart: athletics Z. A. Pond; history, IL. J. XII
bourn the glee club. II. A. Torrey; the ladies, j. d.
Allen song j. NJ. Evans; the faculty, 7. II. Wheat
lev Grafton, p. H. Boyle. J. D. Benedict was toast
master and F. G. Bottom custodian Of the pipe.
On Wednesday evening last the members OF the
glee and banjo clubs were entertained by ex-Mayor
and Mrs. w. A. Crombie at their home, In South Pros
pect-st , .,
Beginning Wednesday and closing Saturday the The
university nine last week played four games with
John +. MOrrlrs nine, Of Boston, winning three Of
them. The scores in their order were as follows :;
University VS. Morrils, 10 10 s, 10 4, IL 10 10,
5 to g. The Boston League battery assisted the
visitors in the last two games.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
ROCHESTER.

Rochester, N. Y, May 8 (speciaD.-The following Is
the programme for tho commencement exercises OF the
University of Rochester: Sunday evening, June ID
baccaaureate sermon by President HUI Monday after
noon June i5 oass-day exercises OF the graduating
class; Monday evening, Dewey prize declamatlons oy
members of the sophomore class; Tuesday morning.
June 10, annual meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
meeting OF The Phi Beta Kappa Society Tuesday
afternoon. reunion OF classes; Tuesday evening ad
dress before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, reception ~
the Presidents house Wednesday morning. june H.
annual meeting of tho alumni; Wednesday afternoon
alumni dinner Wednesday evening, addresses py mem
bers Of the graduating class
The following members OF the graduating class nave
been elected to the Phi Beta Kappa society; harry
V Andrews, William D. Merrill, Arthur r. Middetoh
william T. Plumb, J. Howard Bradstreet' ueoee W.
Reilly and Hiram r. Wood OF the seven men CHOSEN
three belong TO the Alpha Delta Phi fraternly Two ~
Delta Kappa Epsilon and one each 10 Isl upsIO anu
Delta Epsilon. , lib. ,,ra n concnrt
at Canandaigua on Thursday evening and one au bi"
on Friday evening. -, - -. obornnionsbin
season with Colgate University on May g. on rhurs
day the nine was defeated by the Kocl'es'cr '"0''
Association club by score Of 10 TO Z.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY.

Exeter, n. H., May (specaD.-The entire school
Is wrapped up in baseball and between now and
June 10 the strctest training will be endured to end
It is hoped in the production Of team that Will up
hold the name of the academy in the Andover con-
test Phelan, '01, and Kent, 9o, are the only old
men ON the team. Kent has been chosen captain
The team will not compare favorabay with those Of
1850 and 1890. Howe, '04 and Armstrong, '92, will
do the pitching Lightall. 81, will play first base
Farrell, 49, second Kent has been playing short
stop but will leave that position for third base, and
Brown, 'o3 will play at short. Pelan. Chamberlain.
'o1, and Thomas. '9l. now in the field Behind
tho bat, Hatch. 'o2, Bsse 9l and Burleigh, 92,
arc being tried Since the beginning OF the term j. F.
Morril, Of noston, has been coaching the team. The
uniforms consist Of crimson stockings belts Yale
gray breeces and shirts, the latter with p E' on
the breast in crimson; crimson and black striped
blazers and caps. Amherst College defeated the nine
last Wednesday by the OF Ia 70 10.
The spring meeting OF the athletic association will
take place on May %. Hayner, '91 Jones, '9l
Tbsyer 'Q2, and Darling, 49, have been elected
directors Dodge, '91. has been elected captain OF
the interschoastc athletic team. The ExeterAn
dover athletic meeting will take place probably on
June at Andover.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
YALE.
VIEW DISPUTE WITH HARVARD ABOUT BASE

BALL.
Ner.uavcn, Conn, May (specaD.-Dr. harper
and Dr. Tolrnan of Yale University, have lnS' pun,
us,ed a textbook OF Caesars Gaelic War; Ih' P''"
Of tho work is novel ,,,,,
Dr 7 W. scaver. the college physician, IS wagihs
war against the tobacco evil. by making c@'elui a
examinations he has been able to state tlla' '''o
average increase in lung capacity among the students Vi
the senior class is 10 per cent among tle 'oD"''o
users and 25 per cent among the non'users ol
inflated chest in metres, .0304 and QUA helsh"
0f89 and .o202 in metres; weight, ana Nio'
rrammes The doctor says that no man can use
tobacco without injuring himself sercuy. 1t Is saiu
that about 20 per cent of the senior class are psc"
cally nonusers of tobacco. although portion Oh Ina
number use il at rare intervals. OF the students WHO
received Junior appointments above dissertauoh' 10
ner cent did not use tobacco Of those above cohoy
e7 p pcr cent did not use it. and OF all who receVco
appointments 81 $40 per cent did not use tobacco
None OF the candidates for the crew have yet Deeh
dropped Ex-Captain Stevenson and George Adee'
e7 have been In town for the last few days. Pas"s
special attention to the caOdidafes
The senior class celebrated May In novel fashon'
About O'Clock at least 500 students assembled on the
campus with a May-pole and stuffed ehgy repre-
senting the regulation queen, which they suspehued
from the top of the pole. They then formed circle
and danced around the pole cheering and singing COL
leee songs Finally some one touched Lighted maOch
to the queens flowing robes -,
This year the speaking for the De Forest prize VIII
form part of the exercises OF Commencement pay.
In addition TO the De Forest speakers theTe VIII DO
the Latin salutatory oration, the vaedetory address
and three o. four pieces selected for their merit IRON
the work Of candidates having philosophical or hgh
Grafton appointment. 81, 49,
There is little trouble between the managers OF the
Harvard and Yale baseball teams Harvard is not sat
sfed in regard 10 the fifth game. Yale would have
1t played In Springfield halfway between Cambridge
and New.Haven. Harvard wants TO toss CON, @ any anu
II she is lucky enough to win she VIII choose W9rces,
ter whereas II Yale wins the toss she may choose
Hartford but Yale objected to the "tossup." There
and playing exclusively with Princeton for the cham
piOnship
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
DOWDOIN,

Brunswick, Me-, May (specaD.-The baseball
nine which begins tomorrow its contest for the State
championship, is as follows Downes, '02 captain and
pitcher; Fish, '01, catcher; Savage O3, first base
Packard, '0I second base; Spring. 'o3, third base
Hutchinson '93, short stop; Newman, '0l left field
Iukey, '0I centre field; Allen, 'o4, right field.
The students have raised SiOo for the college boat
crew and the alumni being solicited for the
81 200 necessary for the proposed with Cornell
and the University of Pennsylvania. The following
have been selected for membership on the crew :
Carleton, '03 Poor '02; Nichols, 02 Jackson. ,01
Haskell and Turner. Of the Medical school; Hastings
'9I, and Parker, '91, stroke.
Professor See who delivered an illustrated lcctlrt
on Patagonia at Cumberland Mills last week has been
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
LITERARY WORK AT COLUMBIA.

"The Columbian" the junior ahnual Vi |O'u"''s
College, will be out to-day.
Tho annual ,olnt debate OF the three literary socct'
Of Columbia was held at the college on Friday evehhs
As usual the Barnard Literary Association cariieo oa
the honors, There was large attendance, anu nun
interest was shown II. A. Gildersieeve, lrr Vi .''
pbilolexan Society presided The subject was =" 10
solved that the acton OF March II at New'oreah'
was iusHhable.o The judges were Preslueht Low
Judge Glldersleeve and Professor T. j. "oouhoW'
on the affirmative side were Mr. Spear Oh te roi'F
ologlan Society," Mr. barlow Of the Barnard A'soc1auo
end Mr. Johnson OF the PhiloleXan society' On 'n'
negative, Mr. Smith Of the Philolexiah, NE' Io'u "
tbe peitbologian and Mr. Howard OF the Barnard The
negative side won, and the frst hohor was s"''u0'
10 Mr.. Barlow, Of the Barnard. while Mr. HowaN al"
Of the Barnard, won second hohor' Meh''oH wa
also made of Mr. Johnsons work.
The Columbia College Dramatic Club will perform
civilian PENN and Lafayette in Brooklyn, on Nay
q and IL In the Academy of Music. On May the
club will play in New-Haven for the benefit CT the
Yale infrmary fund
The McKim scholarships in the School Of Mines Of
Columbia have been awarded TO A. c. Munoz, go ana
A. NJ. Welch 30. Among the other competitors
J. ~ Hewlett, 30; r. X. Mosey, $50; r. >. hohl'
80. and H. r. D0wnel 'e7, received honorioh
mention The committee Of award consisted OF hessrs.
McKim Roach, Hastings and Hunt The scholarships
which are worth 81 900 each, to be used IN study
The class of 'o3 is getting ready for It's annual
sophomore triumph which VIII be heI1 s on SurS Su,rc
of efigies Professor Van Amrnge. tie mathemvissA
tortrcr Of the sophomore being the Object o us
roasting. DR.. d. X. Dodge viii come in ior shaie
Of the boys attention. -,,..,
The course for the junior year in Barnard College
the annex 70 Columbia for women, has been an.
nounced. Eleven hours week will bo required, ana
elective studies may be added
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

On Tuesday afternoon the baseball team OF tho
seminary played the Stars of Williamsburg In Brook
lyn. they won by score OF IL TO 2. The same
afternoon the seminary team got. by default, game
from the University OF the City OF New-York.
The Rev. and Mrs $. Gregory Lines gave a reception
TO the students of the seminary Thursday evening
A large number OF men present and several nom:
bers OF the faculty. supper served at 10 80.
The will OF Miss Emma C. Mayo OF Elizabeth, N. j.,
associate OF the ssterhood OF St. Mary has Just been
made public BY II she leaves her entire fortune OF
some $50 900, TO the General Theological Seminary
The gift k 30 be devoted 20 the founding OF new fellow
ships. These will most likely three In number.
having an income OF about $500 each Particulars as
20 when they will be available and 70 what departments
Of work they win be assigned. are notyet decided.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
PENNINGTON.

Pennington n. j., May 3 Hpecian-The term hos
thus far been attended with many pleasing features the
fine weather making athletics most prominent. The
bali club has up to this time played six games all Of
which were with good teams, and With but one from
preparatory school. This was with Lawrencevile, on
Wednesday at Pennington and II was the finest TINS
far played. While Pennington was defeated with
score of 10, the showing Of the team was good.
On Friday evening G. f. Wilde. OF New York.
lectured before the students in tho seminary chapel on
the subject Men Wanted President Hanlon
preached to-day at Dickinson College, and tomorrow
evening will lecture before the students at that nsu-
ton on Hints TO College Students
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
Union.

schenectady, May (speciaD.-stote Senator Charles
T. saxton, Of Clyde has been made honorary chan
cellor of Union University for the present year. He
will deliver the address at commencement, June "a
The officers of the class Of '76 desire to hold re-
union Of the class in commencement week. special
committee, composed OF Comstoek' hrcgSman ana
Truax compiling class history, WIN SHeeh OF
each mernber and his work up 10 the present time.
The work will soon be issued ,.
Il. z. White, Of Amsterdam, mas been elected
member of the athletic advisory board ,.,.
The baseball nine has been ORGANIZED as lohowsi
First hasa BXggs second base, Babcock: thru base,
Broolins shortstop Little; pitcher Carey catcher,
Pagan; left field Thatcher centre field, Tallman; ;
right field, Bebee.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

creves and w. NJ. Jack They selected Their 'udss'
rnorr from the faculty. viz. Dr. a. Ballard Dr. n. a
Dloombergh and Professor W. 5. Hail lhe ""~'
test between the halls is set for May ~
The Alumni Advisory Committee IS man'"e ~, ~.
IN secure ground for athletic uses ndu'onn e " tn,
nortions Of the campus devoted 10 s'In bo,cbt
canlpus now includes thirty three acres on S w; d.
Immediately north OF the city, and cohiiianu' " ~
view for miles in every direction. - ,,o,od,c
rhe Rev. w. Irwin Steans Of 20. who "a" vas ci,ar,
ioran of his class and editor of The laiavet'e
TonrnaI has been invited 10 become plsloi
NJ the MahoniDg Church in Danville. one Of the 'cs
I'm the State