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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04


tendent of the Bureau of Electricity, last
night. SUNDAY papers are a necessity, so
are street cars so are telephones the tele-
graph and railways. Conditions change
in century and the laws should
conform to the advancement of
civilization. The underlying principle of the
old Blue Law is that anything that implies
work is not a necessity. The law has no
right to make flesh of one and fish of fanother.
There is a question of whether it is lawful
for the servant to cook dinner on Sundays.
Carry out the principle of the law and it is
doubtful If it is legal to have fire and police
men work on the first day OF the week. When
] came here IL years ago there were only
40 fire boxes, now there are ee5 There were
no police telephones and now we have l60
telephones of any kind, but now they are
q necessary element OF city government.
"Knock out the telephones and the street
railways and then see the difference. We
of the citizens as well as in the apprehen-
sion Of criminals. Might just as well
arrest every operator and close up
that make howl. Wen. just Stop Sunday sunday
newspapers, street railways and the tele-
graph and the blank will be as great. Sun
day is the only day for thousands of people
cannot all afford carriages. and are they to
be deprived of this simply because a century
ago. when people liycd in communities of q
anysuch things. They could drop out the
back door and in five minutes could be at
the house OF anyone within the circle OF
their acquaintance.
In the Days of Old.
"They needed no newspapers, because all
the news was traded by the old ladies in the
form of little gossip ut the churches, and
doubtless many of them discussed the VIC
tins of the tithing man or the latest social
surprise in the intervals between the SER
vices. Under the modern method, with the
newspapers they can take the news first,
and then enjoy religious services Without
having on Themselves the burden OF being Q
news-carrier.
"Ths Blue Laws are n bar to progress.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-04

HUGUS & HACKE
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK
THE FIRST
Importation Of Choice and Exclusive
Styles Of
LADIES'
WRAPS,
CAPES,
JACKETS and
LONG GARMENTS.
An unusually good assortment of
LADIES' NfACKINTOSHES, in
Navy and Black, all the new and de-
sirable styles.
WINTER CLOAKS at prices to
induce you to buy now even for next
winter.
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Bolster Cases.:

Bolster Cases:
A match for the Pillow Cases in
quality and size at sI.z5 each.
Pillow Cases and Bolster Cases:
In finer grades, all excellent
values, from ST. upward "per
pair" for Pillows and 'seach"
for Bolsters.
Purchasers. will save themselves
time and trouble by carefully measur-
ing their Pillows and Bolsters before
coming to the store. For guidance
we note here the list of sizes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
HARVARD AMEN.

Cambridge. Mass. May 30 lspeclaD-on Mono"S
President Eliot addressed the Emmanuel soc'N'
chasing for his subject "Thc sources Il ipPih's7
and NJ the previous meeting Mrs. "ooh"lh fe~i
paper on the public schools
DuIlng the past week the various clubs nave hc!u
,,uos meetings 10 elect officers for the next year
Miss Christina Iopkin,on has been made president o
the Jder Club with Miss sarah IerAa ~ N'e'
presldent Miss Mabel Weeks secretary, ana MISS Hh'e
Arnold. treasurer. Miss sarah YcrAa Is pTc'del" o'
,bo Emmanuel Society for next year. Miss Ahce Oi'pp'
,tcc.nrcslGent and Miss snyder. secretary IN the
English Club Miss Margaret sweeney Is president am
Miss Anna lIallowell treasurer
~, Friday afternoon "a meeting held OF the
,ro.bmen sOphmgres aud Juniors 10 choose com
,itire 10 welcome tie new girls next year.
IN u,ich last until June 30. The senior Glass Day
is June d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
ArANETIE

Fasion. Penn. Nav ~ >p,cIAh-pre'ldeni War
Geld spoke FL the chapel 10 daN ~h Special f'i'f'H'"
o., tie -euioi dds,. whls" examinations close on
ruc.day ca "Wednesday the honor' ana npITfn'
mont. are announced. and on Ihnr-diy ~" class Lou
II, farewell hauquct at WIZARDS, h. 'N'-hi"-I'".
The class /, DISTINGUISHED ior hleh scholarship
ON Thursday evening President Varied VII speak
q, fore The ThiaGIpAan s"c'ty Il princeton
: crowded house Intensified TIE cniLu-i"m az '''
..,,torica contest on Monday, where. ""t 81 H-h'
.p.,L,r,. the Franlu society captured al Tie pI''-.
;Dc ir.t prize went to II T.. Jackson hr bis "I"'"'
ON Limitations % Liberty" john J.. March Tor
.. work" received The second prf, ana J. H. elm
,,o.. for columbia. CATASTROPHE. IT," third pr1fc.
Inu E,crrnau. If '-G. continue h!s w"Fh IN 81
olog. hy rbn, vriphy Of North American Nef''
brn:c raacouiolosy.'
III a we'll contested gam" Of '"-"b"h on N'n'''''''
,c,,,t,r scored , To- I against Iclgh University.
rodnam played here yc-t'iday 10 MORROW 'I,
University Of pcnu-y lyauia viii play mere anu on
wednesday Lrhgh. also here On FRIDAY i"''S''"
play, nj Princeton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

Svarihmorc PENN. Ma, 20 tspec'aij.-Ihe speaker
for commencement Tuesday, June ~ have been AT
,,,.,cd -. follow, william t. Walter. beauty :
yl,c,c IT, Kctclam An American Industrial frob
I.n" Bcnjumln T. Eattin. THE Thinker In th'
world": Ellen PYLE "Vr1l's Philosophy" Henry
NcAllisttr IT,. Mckinley la:ih.'
The class Of 9i ha, elected the following SIAN 10
edit us Junior publlcation The lIacJon fhl'"f'
I,ovd H. Eushmorc. a-s0ciat- editors. Joseph o. I'm
lev bertha L. Irumv II business manngeiN, Ellen
white and stuart Wilder; stall Helen r. iIl'born Mars
Hayes, Marion Perkins Emma = 'hHhlOe'S' h''"""
Conrow Edwin T.. Fond.
rb. twenty fourth field meeting Of the s"nrthmoN
f.olcuc Athletic Association wa, held here on Nenl''
a,v TIN, contest between the classes for the Pho'hN
cum WIS exciting 'O3 winning, with "a po'h'A ~
had 81 points, 20 ~ points. aud ~ 20 points
to,, rccnrd, were broken: B :. Mcllvain threw the
iG nnnnd hammer % feet 80 inches H. = Nnihns'
nr,' mill. walk minute, "a 30 seconds: IT, MrIu'
t,yn milo bicycle q minutes II seconds, r. H. '"oh''
900 ward hurdle. - 3 , seconds. - ,,..
4 second Young ladies fraternity. the omega hapP'
ri hns been Instituted In The college.
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WrsI EVAN I'NINERSIl'N

Mlddl,town. Conn. Nav 20 Specol).-The abolition
If The uuupucnnlil eNe'd-cS, which have been held on
II. sday evening # commcnc mcnt week leaves That
evening ire. FIR other entertainments 1t Is probable
o. Al uu address before the Hlh Beta Kappa society
VIII BE- arranged fOr that evening. The sice Gao
cyucog; has been arranged for the Monday evening
Of commencement week. and will take place III the
new Music Hail y. II. TAYLOR. o. has been elcc',I
manager of the club FOR the ensuing year.
The Junior chs ha, voted Ia have the customary
promenade on Monday evening, June -. Commence
,n,ut week The committee having the matter III
hars, consists ~ Cot CUTS. Davis. Howard iin'sh
40. . North and Parker Although the ahait Will
y. known as the Junior promenade the financial sup
uort Will be- secured rs lnSt year by subscription
Wcs van lost her first home game on ThlrdnA last
heinz defeated by the strong Northampton team 81
I'm, following lit Of home games Ia, been arranged
June l. Brown. June ,, Lchish, June 4, Yale June
H. University Of Vermont.
The following compose the baseball board Tor next
season: President. Blakcslcc. 49, treasurer. Johnson
'nl. graduate mrnb r. ". l.. James university sec
rotary treasurer Apers %.
TIE follDWiug celia PodrIda" board has been elected
for the ensuing year by the class of "a Managing
,,litoy j. A. Tn, mp,on: h. Is. Nichols. {. II: Juid
T. l. Nc her, ". ". fisll1, \. J. zane & {. liurlDnt
w. / .ost has been elected bu,iness manager DA the
board.
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yAWREVCEVIILE SCHOOL.

Princeton. MAY 20 tspcciaD-Tl, commencement
exercises Of the Lawrcuceyille school begin FRIDAY
evening June D. when the annual promenade vii BE-
held under IN" auspices Of tn SEM r class. ON sun
day June D. al 10 30 IN the morning. the baccaan
rcac sermon viii be- delivered by the head master. To
be- followed In the afternoon by the afdr ~> bcor the
Chii.rnn Association OF the school, by the Rev John
c. IIllbon Of Princeton College. ON Monday af''r
nom the field meeting VI the Athletic Association VIII
take place N which there will bc varion, cont - for
500 worth ~ mrdnls. III the evening The annual
trly. contest Ia defamation Win be- held IN Memorial
Hall The prizes tn consist Of medal ard ok' Tues
DAY morning Man :. m cn~, exercises will be- hcli
which viii be followed In the afternoon by me
founder, address To- De- dcltcred 10y GcOrsr NJ Rob"
ION, rx SECRETARY u the Navy.
The new Upper ll1u.c. which viii accommoda'e 'he
graduating ca-, ia the future. l. rapidly approaching
complexion and viii be ready for occupanc, tn The
fall. This promises 10 b, one u the handsome
school building, H. thc world. nad "i cot when
furnished slOprJp The WORK - rebuilding The VOL.
nun U.u-. which VA recently destroyed by fire. h1,
nlr.I, r,run. and Tie completion u HAT house Is
ptnml.,l by Januaiy l. i-.3. The Trustees 4 TIE
-'uf 10 nnNr recently added ~ "a" board Professor
l.,tl A. Young. rh. -, IL. ID. II Princeton I'M
veI,liy.
mo! }far fpTlnS toeSlyrf hsc 'G'iL22fbhH' y:
o,. hav. been cnOll,d. rprc,cntue Thirty states ana
foreign counthe-. aud between iortJ aud NV pivpa
f,r lie various Cuic.-~ ana scientific schools. NEh
ih. addition ~ a., new building. The enrolment u
ihr 4, luOl next year Win be- upNad ~ 10" students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
IT ..rEpIIEE'S COLLEGE..

Annandale, y. y, May % (Special)-C j. carpenter
~ the iunor class has been elected superior OF 81
Peter, brotherhood for the ensuing year. and he WAS
Installed at the public exercises OF the EN'he'h"1
held on Ascension Day. this week The service was
largely attended and included besides the usual church
service an addrcs. by the warden. Il report OF the
work Of the urotherhcoi by A. Il. Mansfield the retir
tax SUPERIOR and the installation Of NJ. Carpenter
The brotherhood which numbers twenty five meElbcis
does mission work I'm the nolghborhood Of the college
NJ Carpenter ha- also been elected marshal Tor Tom
mencemcnt Day Ills assistants will be F. VI. W.
schncsNcl,s and ". II. Fonton smith.
The warden entertained the members Of the senior
elias, AT hi, house THURSDAY evening. most
enloynllr evening was passed by all the members.
The ro!cec ball n'rc defeated by Trinity
wednesday. the score being - to II.
The rln-s-day eXcri-r, Of the graduate class TINS
wear viii b. more ellbO:atc than usual. }. VI. Black
well l. cll>, president. n !. Mock, class poet Emil
Mornnus the prophet, ana J. VI. Ne'ert. the historian.
Commencement Dny Will be June 10. when seven
teen men vii! be graduated The address VIII be
delivered before the Missionary ,Ociety the night be-
fore The baccalaurcate sermon Will be preached
sunday June IL. Monday will De field DAY. TUESDAY
cla,. day, aud the society -uppers and the watdens
reception viii come Wedne day evening. After the
l.nquct will be served In Preston Hall. and other
receptions VII! follow that evening. The alumni Will
meet Thursday; A H. Gran. Is VI
orlto's Mi b, named after the Mcl icSar prize 'paA-
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
University OF ROCHESTER.

Roch.~tcr Mas 30 t-p'clail-Thp senior banquet
wn. served at tie Delta Kappa Epsilon fmi'fnity's
CHATTER house ou Tlur,day evening, John :. Wright
having invited hl, fellow N MIXERS Of 90 Z" d1c Win
him ihoro = stuart PAGE WIS t'a~tma'i"r.
Rain .uicI:,rd considerably with the success 81 pe
an unI 'engi, tonuam. nt ~ thc students last "ce"
ON M4rany !I.Yi,r dcfea.I J'nnng. : .. So
lnlcl defeated ChadL,rrnc =. 80, 90 "'d We
Gn'r. wa, successful over llarl G-l, 81 IL ~"
~c,i final, ON Tu.~.a.. Hooker WIZ from Fahcl h'
.rof.. nf o. 1-2. ard hI,c f.pm M''ulic - nc
fault, The finals were iliy0l Thursday between
i; ol,r nLd Chn.c, Hook"r winning FL straight SETS
4 fc.ui, court Ia, bccl lad ont by the College Y
NJ e. A. and ,orlr Of tie frtcrhte' also hiy' tennis
contests of tlcF mNn
Tu,at, women and tire" men took III" university
.,fcn.i,,u ryamlrntipn n r gsh literature on Thurs
day evening
Iltz,lmons. 'N3, has been appointed junior bone
orator at the Cia,, Day exercises.
Tie Eiicrprcs7 the annual publication "i mo
iun. r., Will this year contain the photographs oi
ol,,,or Forbes and Instructor shcdd.
Ilrr. are an unusual lumber 81 EprhfSt'r entries
for the Interc llcgitc lcd-day -port ut Iuca Oh
Memorial nay. ,.., ,.o,..c A., q
score ~ q - ,. 49,, -. eta, 49,,
.r~idcnt nm /, I, deliver thc oiatl"n ~ the I'M
yrllng % ~. Monroe Counts soldier m'h'"c"' |"
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I,l,Cl,yN.


| Providence, May 90 (specab.-Thc Brown Republican
Club elected Dyer "a. bird CHAM, 'Df, liazeltne'
04. and Taft. 90. delegates to the Rhode lslanc
state Republican League Convention TO be held In New
port. June I.
W. q. Bullard %. has been awarded the Howard
premium This premium. the Income from $1,000. LETT
by the late Gamaliel Lyman Dwight is awarded at the
end Of the first half of Students senior year TO INC
one who has good department and the best standing In
mathematics and natural philosophy. The student 10
be candidate for this prize elect ut least one Sub
,ect In pure mathematics regularly during his whole
until the end Of the first hall bf his senior year.
new society has been added 70 the many ALREADY
In existence at Brown. Th, one Is the Phi Kappa
sigma. and IL composed Of Catholic under graduates ana
alumni The purpose Is 10 have distinguished CathoHcs
address the society regular occasions. and to per
NIT all students In college, OF whatever per'naS'"l 10
hear these lecturers. by the MD Of the alumni mem
bers n number Of whom are prominent In professional
circle. the college viii lie much aided by this new
organization. President Andrews addressed one If tho
meetings ana expressed himself highly pleased ut
this movement N the Catholic contingent In the col
logc.
The time allowed the students to chooe electives
will hereafter be limited en II has been In tho
Irst list Of electives and the schedule of lectures
will be furnished each student during the vacation. and
his choice will have to be made and sent to tho
registrar at least a week before the college exercises
begin. Those who Will tnhc laboratory work. either
ply steal chemical. will have to hanl their names
I'm by June /. This * in order that suitable arrange
mcnt, can De made 10 accommodate them
The auction N rooms occurred on saturday morn
Ing. The premiums paid higher than ever
before. suite selling for S2I2 In excess If the
actual price charged by Tie university. These
urcmiini, go t. the Athletic Association.
Dnc ~ the most notable affairs Of comm ncenrht
week will be Tie nddrcas In memory 4 Prfrsior ohh
Illrkin Lincoln. IL. d.. which Will be delivered by
I rol, ,,lr g. /. fisher. a. Oi Yale.
The annual sermon OF the Bishop sc1hury Associa-
tiua Will be- preached sunday evening. MAY -. a'
It. stephens Ep .copal Church. by the Hcv W., i'm
H. Trotcr res tor of Trinity Church. Bristol. Il. J.
This assoclation has elected the following officers
President. {. IL. McLauc. '33; vice president. H. A.
EicraitI> 'H3: ~ccIcinry II. A. DYER. % treasurer.
G.. Il. Hazard "a librarian. W. I. Torrance. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

south Bethlehem. Penn, Mny - (spccian. Monday
VIII BE- busy day for Lrhigh. rs Yale play hs"'
ban here in the morning. and IA the afternoon tho
D.ud II baltimore play game Of Lacrosse.
That If ;h, The musical organization Will give con
oclt. The faculty granted petition. asking That
III university work De- suspended for the day, but
al-p ,a'd tlri it did not establish precedent for
having holiday Un Mas 30.
The Rev. \. ". Holder. 81 New York lms Teen
,.ncac,d 10 train the Commencement Dny speakers.
N, committee from the Junior class appointed Oh
fhc Junior reception IS composed oi H. Il. blichle.
&. IT, Duricc \. H. Divrn. e. II. Atkins. n. :.
Maurice. e. ". G,;lihart, Il. T. Gadd :. {. imtt'.
\. y. sharp and %. MIthrws0n.
II. i. Wrir. -, Ia, been elected manager If TIE
.flrtlc team. wee H. II. Goddard r-lsicd
The football outlook ior next o"a-ua J.
god. IatWcn. II Vale has been secured I" coach
'I. team ihrIu- ,l0ut thc season.
The nine ha. not done we'll the last week. having
ID, 10 Iufay'tir by d core 4 g. %. md W..
riVr.-i& I Michigan - l.. u paTllaiN fr'7'''l
!f~r ~ TIE game With the lHrrf-iN 81 i'ni~i wanna
.,- IfiinN. -" score Va, TO- = Al 'ht -lN'I
nuiu. when DE game was called va ncfu nnl - rl-
Inr d., ding gone fJi the larfU-." .hhnIlnh-hP
va. played here last saturday and after batl s'f
ir.li =! To-. stog' 81 > 40 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
UNIVERSITY OF pENNSYLNANI

Philadelphia MAY % tSpecial;.-Thc bascball game
with Michigan last Monday resulted In vic;Ory Of
.. for the PENNSYLVANIA team.
The first OF tie series Of intercollegiate crl 'h"l
matches was played with Harvard on Friday on III"
Mannheim Grounds Germantown. Although the score
was - TO II fr the Rcd and Elnc, vet the game was
rather unsatisfactory because In the first place tn
heavy rains hal sOftcned the crease, and, secondly.
Iennsy vnna did not muster her strongest eleven by
any means.
new twostory building OF about eshi or ten
rooms Is To be- erected fr tie veterinary department.
for The keeping AMI treatment Of small animals u
Is 10 have a ward 'or animals Win contagious d.
eases md be- fully equipped with all tn apparatus
for Clinics etc. IL, cost will he about 5000.
The class day officers Of %, college are ~ III
lows: President Henry G Thaycr. hr'prian. 'hnt h
Harris prophet. Rylan' Cr"eur. presenter, Addison
+ Lansing; spOonmaa, Charles D'rcA"rtv, OoNlni'h
Clifford Lewis. can,man. EyanA Greene.
The calendar for commencement week j. ~ follows .
Friday. June 10, wv planting Monday. JIM" -.
junor exhibition Tuesday, Jan. -, Pnll mat lean
So.etv's commencement Wcdn"-d"%. juno - 10
day exercises AID sophomore cremation IHuisulf
June 10 commencement Of tn" rOlle;c department NM
the DEPARTMENTS Of law. veterinary me!i'hc on"
philosophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
STEVENS INSTITUTE ITEMS.

The roster for the second denominations has been
posted and the date for the beginning Is June o, ana
they cover a werk Those whose examinations come
I'm the latter part OF that tlme are complaining a.
the regular final examinations begin on June 10.
The first regular shoot OF the stevens Gun CLUB
took place on Friday afternoon ut the athletic Held.
A high wind made good shooting impossible. F.
Coync 'O4, won first prize. silver cup Buffet "a.
Field "a, and Carter '05, tied for sccoid, and ON
III, sh6ot-oR the place went to Field.
The lacrosse team easily defeated picked twelve
from Princeton by a score OF q to at the athletic
field On Saturday the final game IN the Inter
collegiate championship series was played with 10
high ut Bethlehem
The tennis tournament will begin Tuesday The
interclass lacrosse match Will be Played on Wednes-
day. IL Is generally c0ncoied that the sophomores
will win but the game will be close
Tho animal field day comes on Friday. Tho con.
tests are az follows: 1OOyard. 22oyard. <A0yard.
half mile. and mile runs mile walk. putting the shot,
throwing tho hammer rinnng high and broad Jumps
standing broad jump throwing Lacrosse ana base
balls. relay race, threeiegsed nce ana ITO nsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
rF%.spLAER poLYrECIiNlC IN>TrrtTE.

Troy. ~ y. MAY - Gp,clau. Lectures VIII be
delivered at the Institute In the f by mp "n'c
rtclcy chief engineer n the WORK APuenrt COM
mission: j. j. X. Crocs. consulting engineer; Rudolph
Herring civil and sanitary engineer. and r. r. b. Her
consulting engineer all of New York
A new edition OF the Register, In which the portion
,srrlptivc Of the has been changed. has been
lsucd. Entrance examinations will be held nj rftr-
three schools throughout the country. The under
graduates will hereafter be required - write thess In
the summer.
The library has received large collection OF pam
pLcts relating 10 the construction ard operation OF
The New York and BROOKLYN Bridge from e. {. Martin.
elias, Of 80. chief engineer Of the bridge and q.
Levcrich cln,s 81 81 principal assistant engineer.
The alumni dinner will occur on June IL, III 30
d. m The Alumni are requested 10 visit the Institute
buildings from 10 IL n. m, June ii. the alumni
meeting being held ut II n. m. followed at | 80 D. M
lv mn Informal lunch ut the house OF Professor w. T.
Mason. The commencement exercises will begin ut
! D. m. aud the hop will follow the exercises.
The committee IN charge u the bop consists Of
u. A. Sopcr and Il. N. Greene. r,3; ". H. Apgar ana
J. w. Niizicr. ~. and X. =. tdvins, 10
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity have moved
into their house at No 81 FouIth-st
The glce club concert to morrow evening VIII be
TOR the benefit OF the football team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30

Amherst. Mass May 90 CspecaD.-For the third
successive time Amherst won the New England athletic
championship, at Springfield. Wednesday. A. va
ex nected the contest closer than that OF aAt
year. but seven frsts and four seconds were amply
sn,,c,ent 10 secure the desired prize. Amherst mas
Total OF forty-one first and twenty six second prizes
for the six years that the League las eXs'ec Dart
mouth Is next with thrty-one frsis ana twenty '"o
seconds OF the records In the seventeen events con
tested this year, Amherst holds seven, Dartmouth
five Williams three, Worcester one and wesleyan one
II Amherst wins the pennant next year. she VIII DC
come the possessor OF the permanent trophy OF ue
League.
A conference held at Springfield last week 10
arrange for a triangular football league between AN
hcrst. Williams and Dartmouth. The final steps viii
be taken at a meeting TO be held at Greenfield next
Wednesday
The Hyde fifteen competed FOR places on the SIX
last tuesday The men chosen we're Charles T.. bur
bank Addison A. Ewing. John H. Grant, W. H. Lewis
seymour H. Ransom and Robert 5. smith.
The glee and banjo clubs gave successful concert
ut the Springfield Opera House last Wednesday even
ing, after the athletic meet .o- - .,o
fhe Armstrong essay prize for May 20 wa AWARDED
10 Frederick H. Law, whose subject was Inc foeUy
OF LOngfeu0w.'
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iI,NIIEDkD.

Ilavcrfori, Penn. May - (special)-fhe fourth
nunua spring meeting Of the Athletic Association was
held on Thursday. The mile bicycle and mile walk
record, were broken. The - championship cup now
held by the class 4 20 again awarded TO TINT
ca,s TIE General Excellence Medal offered by the
Athletic Assocatdpn awarded 10 c. e. Hong, 3D.
Brnlamn Cadbury o. has bcen chosen assistant
librarian.
The first ctcict eleven defeated team OF the
alumni on Wednesday by the score of ZOE to 90
President shai pic's delivered the ba' cnlhucate al
dre,, at GulllorI CJllcsc. North Carolina, on May
20.
The second game IN the intercollegiate cricket series
wa, played this afternoon between Harvard ana liaver
fod ON the home grounds Iavcrford went first to
bat md scored II runs, u which Stokes Roberts ana
Min contributed 10 II and l3 respectively iiarVaru
WINS dismissed for II runs, bat In the second INNINGS
rho home team became domorlfed and only III were
added 10 their score one hour remained to play when
Carr II and skinner went In and, by the magnificent
hitting Of Garrett w) drove the ball - the boundary
IN Mi directions scoring % Rms III ns many minutes
ijaycrOrl's sco, pa 'cd Just before the tihe ht
was up. Harvard, Therefore, won by close SCORE