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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-11
HOBART.

Geneva. n. V, April 10 (speciaD.-The pamphlet
sent out from the college with reference to the new
and extended educational movement In the Church
under the Church University Board OF Regents, com
prising materials furnished by many educators. in
GLIDING members Of the faculty OF Hobart, Is being
favorably acknowledged from all quarters
Professor ]. H. MeDaniels member Of the faculty,
Is In Athens making studies and collections Of
materials for the enrichment OF the Greek department
of the college
At the recent meeting OF the State intercollegiate
Baseball Association. among other business officers
for the current year chosen From this college
Pegram 49, elected secretary and treasurer Of the
association The organization OF the Hobart baseball
team was perfected last week follows Directors,
Taylor 90 Rand, '92; Davis, '95 captain Johnston
'92; manager. Pegram, '92; battery Davis, pitcher
Rand catcher There will be only two new men on
the team.
An exhibition given March 81 In the gymnasium
the auspices OF the college athletic association
and for Its benefit by the physical culture classes
under the direction OF Captain Fairfax Instructor In
gymnastics.
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NORMAL COLLEGE GIRLS TO DEBATE.


The annual spring debate Of the Normal College Will
take place ln tic college building on May -. The SUB
lecr Of the debate VIII Ice Resolved That the UnHm
lied Coipae OF silver in the United states at tie Pres
cnt Time /, Beneficial TO the Country The Affirmative
VIII BE- supported by Mis-, Aub and Nil Vorchcmcr. Of
the Alpha Beta Gamma Literary society, while tie
negative VIII be- upheld by Nj, Price and Miss Will
mni, OF the rhllomathcan Literary Society. Miss
Loew. the president Of the Phllomahean. and Mis-
Philips the president Of Alpha Beta Gamma. Will pre-
side tocrthcr Miss low giving the addess Of welcome
Ms, fierce Of Alpha Heta Gamma. will give rcclta
lon and th' Norma Collcse gee club Will sing. Com
m ,-llncr Char!c, T.. llu1bc will award the prize Of
10 IN gold. and President Thomas Hunter and Mrs
Clara " william, are The committee Admission
will b. ly tiokct only and the tickets VIII be issued
only %, psr~,na! invitations to attend.
The fr.t week ~ May has been set apart "a, cram
week. AMI All recitation, will De suspended during that
time.
Normal College pins We're to be seen In large
humber, "a Friday evening IN the hall Of TIE College
oi the Ciy OF New York when the last Of the series
oi >hcpad pu1e debate, wa, held, ard tlcr owners
cvinc,d decided interest both I'm the several debatcr,
lud in N" college boy ia general. In Mct the
interest seemed to br mutual
Tho rhpmathcan society. with the aid OF the other
student, and tine slumuac If tine Normal College. in
tend, 10 hold a fair ir the Kindergarten OF IN.
college Or In, benefit Of the allmnac knder-artcn
The date ha, not been definitely fixed but will prob
ably be toward the end Of TIL, month.
The Alpha Beta Gamma society has offered prizes
NJ book, fDs the best essays upon subject, to b.
elected by the writers I'm th> way 1t hopes o.
c.lulat, the Ht"Itn powcrs cf II, members
No ou" hts yet lrcn selected 10 take The place OF
Nr. l"Ic Ia the cooking department OF tAc manual
training
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DrDTrtrfyG THEIR NEW CHURCH.

Dedicatory services We're held yesterday nj the new
West End Prosby tcran Church. Amsteriamave. ana
Onchundred and-fth-st, the Rev. John Balcom shaw,
p,,tor The handsome edihce, the cornerstone "
which was laid on June D. 1891. was crowded TO over
Having al the morning service. Ii has cost about
i hoped that the remainder will be contributed in
few days leaving the church entirely free from debt
The morning services consisted of an organ prelude,
praycrs hymns and a by the Rev. John Gil
Ie.pc lie wa assisted by the Rev. Henry LOOMS
and the Rev Dr. Charles A. Briggs. In the afternoon
tbere was IA SundayschoOl celebration consisting Of
addresses, music and prayer. and laymen's meeting in
M eyening at which short addresses of congTuulation
upon the dedication Of their new church were made
by prominent hymcn. The officers of the church are;
George r. Aitkcn Henry Il. Elliot, Walter +. Beers,
lame, Denholm Clarence u. Leggett and Thomas y.
someryille elders and John VI. Masterson, Chares D.
rrher Thomas A. SOmervllle, Cyrus \. stevens,
samuel Z johnson and George W. jerks, trustees.
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ATHLETIC, Ar THE CITY COLLEGE.

owing TO a misunderstanding on the part OF the
Lchi, lacrosse team, there VIII be no game between
that team and the lacrosse PLAYERS OF the College OF
thc city of Sew Nori was arranged Tor Good Friday
IN, management viii secure some other team to pag
with the city College boy, on that day. however
probably stevens Institute.
The third annual handicap country run Of the
College Of the cts Of New York Cross- COUNTRY A,,o-
cnti contested saturday af.noon over the Morris
lark course. There were sixteen entries and the
distance covered Wa, abodt i've miles. T. H. Blyncs.
d. who was placed at scratch ran Il splendid race.
making the fastest actual time over the course but the
handicap, he was required to conccdc To the other
nncle were too great, and he not able TO finish
better than sixth. Gold medal, were awarded 70 the
first five men % finish and to the man making the
fastest actual time. Tho contestants were r. IL.
Eayno,, '03, L. \. Robinson. %: C. H. Reauban
'0i r. W. King. 90 O. Won Ilillcbrandt 03: H. f.
Watts. '0G; ". Adams, 0G; J. ". Remcr. 81; L.
Echel. %; f.. IL. Fowler, 81; T.. W. Wiener '0i /:
". Maclc, %; Walter Strobcl, 90; d. Marenncr
'96; ". +. Newell. 49, and r. 1. Sinn 90 The con
to>tant, finished In the following order: d. Marcnncr
90; ". Machic. '96; II. T.. Watts 90; F. A. Adams
90, aud ". T. newell. 0G
Tho senior class appointments have been made by
the elias, president. y. Il. Baruch as follows: elias,
day-A \. Cook. chairman A. Knox W. NJ Craft
h. A. Alexander. j. Grceahaum, +. sigel W. NJ Seutert
/. Moss, :. G. Bernstein Glass dnnor-E Goldmart
'''''''' '0''' " - '''''''"Ni' i4' H. fT''uHdl,
". NJ. scufcrt, G. II. lIeerson. j. sobel Photograph
F. +. stanton, chairman; a. knox, j. c. Miller ". j..
llcnwood, Il. y. Eoc,cr, q. Taylor f. Powers ) c.
llaght. commemorate. II. Freedman chairman !:
\. \. Cook, f. Sisel, Y. Benedict +. s. stanton g. W
ohcra, n. Oungcr, Il. +. Chapman. Prize speeding
Il. +. Chapman. chairman, T.. Goldmarl j. h. Cole.
man, a. otration. :. G. Bernstein +. f. NJ Bulowa,
f. Powers. :. O. sllbeISten. +. H. stanton Post
graduatc-A. Knox chairman q. NJ s. Shultz j. NJ.
Martin, IT,. +. \. Stroh, H. Newman q. C. Speranza
h. llansworth, +. scott \. \. scoulcr Memorial
\. VI. Daley, chairman. q. Jennings l. Watkins
W. Lieherman, NJ. Thomer, b. schneider. E. J. Me
Nclll' T. l. JacoLn, f. Hertz Meyer Levy, Morris
Earle. Il. Rcubenstein, NJ. q. Rleser' c. : Loewy.
L. BrnGkn G L. sephs9n Rosensweg G, nyme;
marshal elected II. +. Chapman, A. NJ bailey T. H.
Freedman and r. Earle Class day-R. +; Chapman.
". craft, ;. g.. Bernstein. Prize speaking-E A.
Alexander, grand MARSHAL; :. C. Suber,tcin j. d.
Coleman, +. A. sitoh, A. Brclncr. a. Knox
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington. VT. April 10 SpeciaD-Several Of the
lectures In the series Of historical dcourses being
given In the various churches OF the city By mem
beers OF the faculty. The first lecture on
Athanasus, by the Rev. +. f. Dewhurst, lecturer
on social science; others have been by Professor
Torrey on Thomas Aqunas and by Professor Emerson
Gregory VII Professor Chlckering gives the next
Wyclife, and President Buckham has promised one
Thomas Arnold.
The baseball team has played five games It's
Southern trip and won four, viz. Fordham College
40; Georgetown University 9-5; Columbia Athletic
Club OF Washington, 1O-4, and University of Virginia.
lO-l. Washington League defeated them, 10, and
games with Johns Hopkins. Baltimore League and
Philadelphia League have been given up on account
OF rain.
W. S. Thomas, formerly Of Dartmouth College, has
taken Mr.. Corses place as instructor In mathematics
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Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

= @ yaq pr " g l.
- s %o; Observation-Disclosures Lawrence j.
Coult opens at 1890 a. M Motion calendar called q
Supreme court-speclal Term--Pat IAdiOurned fOr the
' Supreme cQursgecial Tcrmpars IIBe9rs T,qos.
iSii. 1870 1920 1924. i3i! l2s2 eO9. So 2s0, 2o7.
2C G S Part S sSO for "a me Sq term u.s. SD
Circuit Courtpart II-Before Barrett J-Causes to b
Circuit CSgrt-fart, ilI-pcfOre Beach. Mos 754.
Urcui: Court-rart Iv-Dcforc Patterson J-Causes to
be sent from Part III for trial; ~,
dcr SSS'ot J@So: sso o. sol SsS dis ss5 gS7 cs
Freedman and Nc Adsm. JJ-Appcais from orders Nos l.
.. B Appeals from judgments, Nos. 3, H. 81, IS 80,
superior Court-Tral Term-Part I-Before Dugro, j.
Nos. l2l 1913, 1878 1907, G53. 50. 25li sos. 1922.
Superior COurTrlol Tcrm-Parts II ard III-AdjOuraed
scs as a, e % go sSS con-
tested tested viii viii Of Strcs Yo uPSc az 80 NO. 10 5
co@Gd NH Of JGhP y 4 NaeeRs at 10 SS a. m No. rs
%ony to be- be taken before Clerk wis of Ann
WoTpS ASdreM j. THOMPSON susan Hopper ce1eS
@SSs Jn SsSs MSSy S @s ES%SSn q 10
Common picos-spccai Tcrm-BerOrc BoOkstaver. j.
''cc om,oa Plcas-Equity Tcrn-Before Bischoa j.
NG Sonm 81 III II e i 20 e. IS
ss 1872 1857 1879 1879 1885, S5 1857 49, 1885, 49, 1884,
'0' Common rlca.Tra Temrar. IIBctOrc Daily c. J.
Causes to he Tnt from Part for trl,l.
Common Plsas-rrla Tern-Part Ill-Befcre Glcgorich.
J.--Causcs be sent from Part | for trial.
city Court-Specih Term-IjeroIe Ehrlich. C. Mo-
lions.
CITY Court-Trla Term-Part I-Before Ftzsinons, L.
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577S 53i5 1852. STD. $751; $50 5357 1902 49, 550i
= CITY CourSairia Ternnpart lI-I,sioe MeGSwn IL
35l5 dolG Go$2 $685. 003i. d035 6o36, 00is, GooS5.
city Court-frial Tcrm-part III-Before Mccarthy J.
Nos. 1884 S.s5 So2s 19so SoS2; 1921 1881. 1908.
city couit-Trlai rerm-Part Iv-Before Newburgcr,
Short causes Nos 1913 69i3, 72ll 7l72, 7270 1850,
1925. 1037, 10o6, 1902, 56S 6s06 1904 0119. UQ32.
7o2i. 7lis. 09i9. 7iiS. 1888 $685. 0so2 coos. 7l7G
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TUFTS COLLEGE.

Tun, COLLEGE. Mass. Apnl 10 (speclan.-'. H.
Southard one Of the graduate member, Of the adNsor
committee on athletics has Offered silver cups 10 The
best la .cla and football players. and tennis racket
10 the best tennis player wh) stand IN the iir't ha
u the cla-,.
The Tufts College society Of Natural History ha,
orconllcd with H. j. Perry a. chairman; g. II. Wills
secretary; and the chairman, y. C.. Randall and Carl
f. Henry a. Il committee constitution and by laws
NJ g. Brooks o. ha, resigned as chairman Of ih'
field day comAltt'e. The general advisory committee
has appointed II. ". spaudlus, '93, chairman, and
C. d. Clnrk %. 90 ri the vacancy.
Tho baseball season opened with a victory over
Phillips AuIoycr Academy, with n scOrc OF IL to ..
4 SOccty, 10 be known a. the lIcth Aicph Res, ma,
been formed among the member, Of the Divinity school
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STEVENS NOTES.

NH ,, ,,,s. ,,,ssea has been occupied by examine
,,ons The Easter vacation begins tomorro" ana
Lasts until April %. The shop Is to be enlarged 10
over double its present capacity The engine ana
all tbo testing apparatus are to be placed III the base
mon, tho tool-room has been set back ABOUT twenty
foot and the new foundry and patternmaking Shop Is
70 he twice its present size. Besides tins, the ROOF OF
h ntire shop is to be raised and two additional hoors
built on.
stevens's chances for winning lacrosse team were
never better Ten Of the last years team are sui
,n college and fifty men besides have Sgnlhed their
intention of trying for the team. captain n L.
Martin 49, has secured the services OF GVoux last
vears trainer Manager II. I. Cuntz has arranged
be following partial schedules April No. hahhat'ah
A. C. at Hobohen April %, Lorillard A. e. ut ioooken'
Anril 20 C. G. n. Y at HOtohen: May o. n"rehce-
Vile at Lawrencevc May 3, Staten Island a. :. al
IIoholen: May TO- Lorilhrd A. {. ut HoDoheh May
a. Johns Hopkins at IlOboken; May 10 LHa'eVoc ~
UohoEen: Nav 2s Leligh at Bethlehem
The baseball team which is supported Dy suos'rP
c, This wear has the following partial scleduc' ar
ranged by Manager WilbOr '93: May A, hu,eef' u
IIobohen: May H. Mercurys Mt Hoboken' has 49,
West Point at West Point; May 10, New-fork I'M
ver.ity at Hoboken; May %, Rutgers at New-bruh'-
wick. -, Ill, 1,o 81 cnncert in
summit on April 10, and one IN Brooklyn Oh Aprl 3D.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.


ELECTION OF THE PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY.
Cambridge April 10 tspeciaD-DurfnG the spring re
the nine is making its annual trip, playing fou
ham and Tire Manhattan Athletic Club mines In New
York the University Of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia
and Lehigh in Bethlehem. The first game in Cam
bridge after their return IS on Monday. April Is
The vacation athletic activity is. however centred IN
the crews. Not only the University. but all the class
crews working on the river twice day-morhih8
and afternoon. The only change made recently IN inc
VARSITY crew was puting Waters who had r0wed No.
3 In at No s. Cummings taking his old place at NO. ]
Rinde Is still Strokng the University crew. and by tic
last of next week week after next 1t VIII be dehhcN
decided how tho will be made up. The freshman
crew has Just gone the training table and Jones, ~
seems to be doing effective work with them lhey
have improved steadily since they went upon the water
The time and blade work Is good. although the stroke
is short. The order is follows stroke Davis; NO.
z Purdon: No g. Cook: No. 3. Grant; No. a. Potter
No. g. Briggs No. = Richardson: bow. Cameron
A few days ago the first eight of the '92 Phi Beta
Kappa elected the following seventeen men 10 complete
the number of members from the class of 90: c. r.
Cummings, K. c. Robbins W. :. Burrage. J. Allen, C. H.
Arnold, II. f. Hollis. &. II. Dow G. G. ClOsSon,
q. A. Eaton j. F. Morton. r. c. smith. +. T. Ham
mond, ". r. Brewster, r. F. Patterson, H. Mex.
Landon, &. +. McKelleget, II. II. Perry. The follow
Ing also elected on the first eight of tho PM
Beta Kappa, OF 90; ID. :. Muzzey, W. V. Moody,
S. NJ. Ballou, L. g. jackson. Il. G. Dodge. Is. r.
Hand, ii. Ware IL. II. Cook. The officers chosen by
the first eight from '92 are A. X. Benner,
recording secretary H. NJ Lovett first marshall ;.
Adams, second marshal The undergraduate dinner will
be held in the latter part of April W. r. liaIrls was
elected POSTMASTER; ID. ;. Muzzy. poet. ana W. v.
Moody, orator. for dinner. IL cOted that the
immediate members recommend to the Graduate society
In June that method be provided Tor choosing 10
membership men pass through college on what is
known as the threeyears' plan. .
The Harvard Tennis League has selected the FOL
ming IN ake
year. First eague-F s. Hovey, L. $. 5. T.: Ewl d
e. F. Brown, IT, 90; W. ID. circuit, '92; T. Hoppn,
r., ,sa F. B. winslow 49, j. b. j. Read; 49, ana ,r
ar a. X Ssearns l.. S.; J. W. Cummin o.; II: r.
Phillips. 'o3; P. ". wrenn, of; r. v. Cones, %
H. II. simonds '95; j. II. Chase, 49, A. ;. PIER 49,
and one other.
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WORK OF TIE PACKER ALrMNAE.


The Alumnac Association Of the Packer Collegiate
Institute of Broo1lyn. has recently taken long steps
,oryvard in IFS work for the college and In literary
mans for tho cultivation Of its own members !"
,rie. NJ lecture, open to each aumna ma, just been
concluded Miss Beth lIendnck,on. Mrs ). Irii'i""
paehus. Miss susan H. Cook. having been the coW
no,crt instructors There are hundreds OF Pach''
graduate, I'm brooklyn aoncand The lecture and clase'
q, the .Iuuuac Association have been crowded. IT
has beon the aim Of the as,ocaton TO be OF pracuca
scrvicc to II. Nina Mater and the furnishings Oh TIC
rc,y gymnasium and OF the valuable laboratory nav
bccn ia gift to the institution The members haNc
Lecun the accumulation OF a fund which will lie app'u
70 some extension Of the facilities for the work Oh t
Institute The Institute began its educatloh9l IN
Renee as the nrooklyn Female Academy, and a5 uc
its new name and Its collegiate character WIZ" i''
Harriet Packer recently deceased. the present Io
bullding in memory OF her husband. The aumhac ha'
decided 10 give for the benefit OF this gift fund.- "O
now amounts 10 about sGOO0 an entertainment III
the form of a Shake peare carnival. on Easter mon
dav and Tuesday Apiil IS and 10 The chro o"''''"E
and beautiful grounds In JoralcmOn-st. VIII DC ''""
open both afternoon and evening. In the chapel on
both aevning. Their. Will be- a series II iablc'iS G"e
fuly arranged representing the finest scenes from
nlays of Shakespeare. Each evening the large gym
nasum will be- open for dncug nd the position ol inc
patrons Of this portion " the entertainment assure
,rtllan; social success. feature ~ the festival viii
be the sale Of the Packer spoon designed AZ souvenir
Of the Old school days bearing the Packer shield ana
motto out Of town graduates can help the Alnmna'
und by ordering spoons OF Mis-. IlbIl,kle, 10 Scclh
Ilacc, Erooklyn: price Sl75. The directors OF m,
gift fund entertainment - Mrs. Ahri'hlc. No. j
second Place: Miss \. Gordon, Picker Institute,
Miss +. ID. Fish, and Miss Edith ". GRAY.
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Ithaca, " Y. April 10 rpccaD.-Thc news that
tho first races Of the INTERCOLLEGIATE Rowing A->pda
ton to be rowed Csyuea Lake in the Cornell
commencement week i, received here with the greatest
satisfaction. There ALREADY sign, Of increased I'm
crc.t and activity in rowing matter, a result II IN,
decision. Tho Era this week contain, detailed
description Of the candidates for the university
Only ont Of the thirteen in training are now
men. Coach Courtney believe, that this wears crew
will be record breaker. If only now shell j. pro
vded. The crew is at present hampcred BY shell
113 pounds heavier than the Harvard she'll There
is good material for the freshman crew. but the men
are inexperienced. Tic holding Of the regatta here
will add greatly b the attractions Of commencement
week. and viii also tax the accommodation, Of Ithaca
and the hospitality Of the university largely.
During Apri the baseball nine will play The follow
ing teams, all on the home grounds EmIra. two
games Cuban Giants Buffalo. two game: seneca
Falls; BinghamtOn. two games. and possibly syrru~c
and Rochester. Field. the ful catcher 4 last
years team, has returned the university, and b,
pcccd TO play An Eastern trip ha, been arranged
Harvard, May 4; Yale, May ,; Brown. MAY q; Ford
ham. MAY 7. on The Western trip the team will play
OberlIn the Cleveland Athlete Cab. Ma = :
Michigan, at Detroit, Nav 20; University Of Toronto,
May 81. The home game, during MAY Will be with
Brown. University Of Vermont. Lchgh Obcrlin ard
University Of Toronto The final games Of the season
will be PLAYED with Lafayette on June - and H.
The report Of the graduate treasurer Of the football
association r. H. fireman, gTatifeS AL lovers Of foOi
ball. slight debt has been paid off and all expenses
met. while "a small balance remaiir in The treasury.
The result shows that Cornell VIII support good foot
ball team much better than moderately god one.
The list Of SAGE Chapel preachers for tho term is b,
follows: The Rev. g. NJ Tyler. Ithaca the Rev. J. II.
EcOb, Albany the Rev. Robert C0yer, New YOra The
Rev. W. X. huntington. New ORR. the Rev. J. II.
Twiche Hartford the Rev. Lyman Abbott Br'ohlyn
the Rev. T. ". Gunsaulus Chicago The Rev. G.. Il.
Van De Water New York, the Rev. J. VI. Buckley
NstvN he ip441 Inlis
Edward A. Ross Ph. d., Of Indiana University. has
been appointed associate professor OF finance and
mol firaIp
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UNION.

Schenectady, April 10 (sp'caD.-Thc spring term
opened last Tuesday. There several additions T.
the roll OF students. Pr0fcs wells, TO whom was
Gwen such an enthusiastic welcome by students and
alumni on his return from the Old World has resumed
MS teaching work. and Is delivering series OF lectures
founded upon his experiences abroad.
Professor Ashmore arrived home from London a few
DAYS ago. and has resumed his work In tho depart
mcnt Of Latin.
The baseball season Will soon begin In earnest.
The weather has been fine. and The campus Is In
GOOD condition. II IT, Impossible yc to forecast the
srcng OF tbs nt- but tie total number OF students
IL much larger thnn IN any recent year. ana there
Is good reason to hope for plenty Ol good material
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RENSSELAER, roLYTrcnNIc INSTITUTE.

Troy, y. y, April 10 (spccalj.-rhe Polytechnic
board chosen some time ago. has elected =. r. Hep
burn. io3, cdltOrin chief, and +. A. Hummer ,g4
business manager.
The freshmen defeated the sOphOmOrcs yesterday I'm
The first baseball game IN the series between the
classes.
Tho freshmen now have secret society OF their
own chap OF Beta Delta Beta having been placed
In the institute recently. Nine fracrnitics are now
represented here.
Professor Dascom Greene expects TO spend the sum
NOR In EnrOpc.
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OBERTiS.

Obcrlin. Ohio, April 10 GpeclaD.-Thc trustees OF
Obcrn College held special meeting on the Gin
a quorum OF ten was present The following In
srrctors in the Conservatory made professors .
Mis-, l.. c. Wattes. Messrs. II. II. Carter g. W An.
drcws. A. 5. Kmlall and G. w. Morrison From
among thee there Will be- selected the one who with
the director shall have vote With the general faculty
The following appointments made: ". V
Metcalf PHI d., now professor in GrDncl Iowa
TO lie associate professor Of chemistry; Edward Dick
lnsOn, a. NJ, q graduate Of Amherst, and for some
time professor AT Elmira College. TO position In
the faculty Of music; J. f.. Leonard. Pm. d., an
Obcrn alumnus. to be director Of the Young Mems
Gymnasium and acting professor OF physiology. PRO.
fessOr G.. J. Wright transferred TO The chair Of
religion and science. and Profc T.. /. 30 worth
10 the chair Of New Testament language and Derature