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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-15
6 . d &.
Muertei.

ueber ben 8erbleib Des tiibreit
3meirabfabrers Otto 8rdgtr bat matt
Ni6ts mieber geb0rt, feitbem ct auf
feinem Wege na6 Ser 0auptftabt
Merifo ant 10. Mai Durango p%erlaie
fen bat un6 man lit baber lit 8~eiorgniB
1T 8esug auf i'm.
9enrp Boiling, Der Seliber beS
y2One Star Sstel" III 9oufton, Der
bier au 8efu6 meilte, itiirste seftern
Mbenb, fura Dor s ubr, aIs er nit
einent btefigen 6reunbe, Serrn Sobn
Bauer, an Spsfes Store boriiberging,
bon eit1ern S6lagsNnfa1 setrofen, gu
Boben. @be ein Arat berbeigebolt NOR
ben mar, mar er nerl6ieben+ Serr
Boiling mar erlt 20 Sabre alt unb bin=
terldBt cine Witttpe nit einem &inbe.
6err Boiling mar eim ungem6bnli6
GROCER Mann bon erbeblidem &6rs
pergetpi9t.
@eftern 4bettb besing Der 8auz
nnternebmer Wm. S. 8raben in ieiz
ner on Der 9epiAes StraBe gelegenen
MDbnung 5elbfmorb bur1 gridiesen.
6inaneiele Germiflunger foGen bic
urfa6e Der berbdngniBpo1en Shat ge=
tuefen fein. Braben, Der erit int Nlter BON
% Sabren ftanb, binterldBt cine Mitttpe
nit 5tpei &inoern i'm Mlter bon 6 mttb A
Sabren. Sc beiBt, baB er fid elmer
@olbs 8i6loribS@ur u1ttermorfet babe
uub baB bieie cine m%omtentane geiitige
Stbruug CUR Solge gebabt babe, in
tpel9er CT 9anb an iid legte.
So Gin fali6er 6euerzM larm rief ges
fern Mbenb bic 5euertoebr mad Der Nbez
nue. 6, tpo fpielenbe &inber einen @ebs
ri6ts0 aufen 1T 8ran6 gefteft batter,
Der iebo6r i6Dn gel0f9t mar, als bic
5euerwebr auf benz plaBe eri9ien.
Sn Sort 8aDarb, 0eusMerifo,
ftarb i'm Nlter bon nur 20 Sabren Sobn
MitberS, Der Sobn bes i'm borigen
Sabre bier pe~rtorbenen Sol. Mitbers,
an Der S9minbiu9t.
Sie nene Bride iiber ben Stub
on Der @rodett=5 traBe tpmrbe BON einem
Ausf9ufe beg Stabtratbs, beftebenb
aus ben Mlbermer perid, @reaorp
un6 2odmoob, in Der iibli9en Weiie
aeprift, in6em man 3tpei i9mere
9~ampfmal5en bariiber fabrem lieB, unb
fir gut b~efunben. Sn Der mddfen
StabtratbS SiBung mirb bic officie1e
nebernabme bur9 bic Stabt erfolgen.
Sie Mntpdlte Der @ldubiger Der
Nranfas YaBs8abn bielten in Der Of
flee beS &i1ters Mc2earn cine COME
ren5 ab, in tpel6er Der @ntpurf elmer
gntf9eibung abgefaBt purbe, bur1
tueI6e bic 8ermaltung Der 8abn fofort
tuteber in bic 9anb Der gigentbimer
gelegt merben iol. Dieter @nttpurf 1T
benz Ri@ter Sing our 8ei9luBfaFu ng
uorgelegt morben umb berIeIbe bat, pie
mir foeben b0ren, benz Outrage bes
2eorganiiatiDns : GDmites 6oIge gez
leiftet unb bic MaHenbermalterihaft
fir aufgeboben erfldrt.
Der 8eetboperl : Mdmner6or feiz
erte geitern Mbenb in folemner @eis
fe ben @eburtstag feines aabeliebs
ten Terein8 : prdfbenten 0errn s. s..
Mfiaer. Derr S. Benedict, Der be-
riibmlte Baritonif bon Miluaufee, Der
f9 auf Der Dur9reife bon Merifo bier
aufbielt, wobnte Der Geftli9feit bel unb
peri90nte biefelbe 'bur6 mebrere Solo=
Bortrdge.
Bon 9errn $. Wenbler aus
B6rne gingen uls proben ieines felbffs
bereiteten Mlifang : Meines au, tpel9e
3etgniB 6abon ableger, tpas fir elm
tuobH9medenber unb feuriger Weim
fd NIT eiriger Sorgfalt unb nit ettpas
Sa9fenntniB aus ben ipilbmadfenben
teranif9en Sranber berlteaen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-15

SIT etner am Ia. SUM- 1892 abgez
b%altenen 8eriammlung Der Nftiondre
unb Sireftoren Der r2one Star 8retp=
ing Company" tpurber Bic folgenben
8eamten eripdblt:
@ugut q. 9 d, Yrdlibent.
Ybilipp Carl, 8iee prd1ibeut
nnb @ei6dftsfiibrer.
8eorg s. @alteDer, Sefretar.
9urresppmoems. = rumlpw ,
II. SUM- '92. Sbrem ~100idbrisen
@alenber 5ufolge ioaen bic erlten brei
Wo6en biefes Mforats tparnt unb tros
den iein. Sas miirbe unfern 5armerlt
bier gerabe pafen, benn mad benz nies
len &egen pd9ft bas llnfraut alSu
iippig unb &orn unb 8aummoHe Be-
biirfen bringenb Der &einigung.
Wein @prr i'm Bottom 1T 10 bod,
baB elm GROCER Mann fid bequem bas
rim beriteden fam.
8orgeitern nurbe mir Die 6reube gu
tbeil, Elm &dit9em feines Oblt au err
balten, bas mir aus Sbrer @egenb tpar
Sugeianbt porben. 9a mar bic Iiebs
lid f9medenbe pMarianna= pHdume",
bic y8otan" Don t6tli9em Mroma un6
bieie nod att Woblgei6mad iibertrefz
fenb NOR bic iapaneff6e uBottopata=
misgfaume", bic "Wild Goose" tpaz
rem etpas iauer, aber mad reidli9em
3udersufab als Gompott iebr axges
nebm. 9a parer aud "Alexander'',
ARKANSAS Traveller" unb "Early
Canada" zpfri@e ale tpobli6medemb
unb faftreid.
Ser Nbfenber al biefer 6errli9feiten
lit 9err Stto 2ode bon Meu>Braurs
fels, Der fi6 aus fleinen Mnfdngen cine
gang bpraiigli9e uttb rei9baltige Baum>
fdule angephanat bat. 2ebten 6erbf
besog i'd BON ibm Qepfel>, 8irns, Bfirz
fid= un6 9flaumenbdume; besglei9em
perf6ie6ene beerentragenbe, fopie 3ier>
frdu6er, Maes genau 10, tpie er es in
ieinem &atalog bargeiteat unb babel
nur faum balb 10 tbeuer tpie gum 8eis
fpeil Die Denton, Sort Wortb unb
Dallas Nurieries bertaufen. So lit
ionberbar, uie bas aus Der 5erne toms
nteibe. Dem einbeimii6en Yrobutt porz
geaoger pirb, ober 1T es, meil fein 6eili=
ger in ieinem 2anbe etmas gilt? 6err
Code iagt: ySft es ni9t merfmirbig,
baB i9 bei1abe M1eS mas i1 aiebe berz
fdiden muB ? bier in Gomal COUNTY
fam i'd beinabe Nidts b~erfaufen. Die
Baum Ngenten aus Denton baben in
Gomal @ountD lebtes Sabr fur $1,000
tpertb gdume ~rertauft, tpel6e i9 fir
$500 geliefert bdtte. 9abingegen babe
i'd mad Sel &io aaein iiber 5000 mertb
gefan6t unb BON Merito finb mir fur
nddften Winter 10 bebeutenbe 8efelz
lungen sugefommen, bab i9 taum tuer=
be gdume genug baben. Qabe bieieft
Winter einige erprobte Meubeiten at
b~erfaufen, barunter "Southern Early,
ben gr6Bten unb f96nften pfirid, nell
den i6 nod gefeber, int SUM- reifenb.
Sabe einige 8dume Der "Kings Ring
girne, bic redt bol bdnsen; bieies tit
cine Der f66nften unb pobIf1medenbz
fen 8irnen unb reift I'M syuli.~
Serr Code 1T Elm 10 bei9eibener, ileiz
bigger uub 6ur9aus ree1er 9eutl9er,
baB er uobl Derbient, BON feiner Qanbss
leuten patronifirt gu iperben.
Sbre mir 10 liebe 3eitung pirb inn
mer rei6baltiger unb pieIieitiger. Oie
portraitS BON guten lrb b0f en- Berlbmte
beiten, bic Nbbilbungen bon groBarti>
gen 8auten unb 8riiden iinb getpiB
pielem Sbrer 2efer iebr intereiant. S.
rem eblen Streben ftets hem beftem @r-
folg tpiinf9enb, perbleibe i6 bo9aae
tungsDoQ Sbre alte 8etannte
Mrs. 8auIine pemmer.
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gteae ; @eSudt.

Cine NIT Der Sausarbeit, @rsiebuna
BON &inbern uno 8erri6tung BON
9anbarbeiten bolltdnbig bewanberte
Grau fu9t in elmer Snmilie 8ei9dftis
gu1g. Na6sufraseu in Der expedition
'biefcs 8lattes.
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Nntis far gtemersabler.
Office bes @itps M6efors
Gitps6aa, 3immer So. Is. {

GitpS9au, 3tnrner ND. 10.
~San Nntonip, Ser, "a. Mai '92.
Das publifum pirb bierbur9 BE-
ma9ri9tigt, bab bic td6tii6en Steuers
eini9dbungs : Stolen fir bic Ingabe
bes f~teuerbaren gigentbums (8runbz
eigentbum unb peri6nli6es) fir bag
nit benz L. sunni 1892 beginnenbe
6iseal : Sabr bonn l. sunni bis eins
f9lieBlid 81. Nugut 1892 ohett aus
liegen merben.
Seberman,1, Der bierbon betroh en
mirb, tpirb a6tungsboq eriu6t, fi6 bel
benz unteraei6neten einaufeaen UNI
fem 1teuerphi6tises @igentbum all5uges
ben, tpie es bas @eieB unb bic beftebens
Ben itdbtii6en Drbinanaen atorbner.
Guitar Sraf d,
GitpsMHeRor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-15

= Mdbrenb Der ~berfloHenen Wofe
lanbeten i'm Stem Dorter Safen Is, 1888
3wif9enbedss paHagiere, eegen 1871
in Der entipredenben Mo6e bes Dor
tabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-15

Sd lit an einem aitbmatii9em
2eiben unb erft na9bem i9 Or. Que
gut a6nig'S hamburger 8ruttbee arts
tpanbte, iuurbe i1 in einiget Woden
D~olftdnbig mivber berseftelt. - Wilz
helm 9afenteufel, IS SeningersS traBe,
&o9efer, 81. q.
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6. S. Naaler,

217 Oits0ouitons Gtrabe,
@bpleiales unb 3etail 5anbter III
Sapeter, 8ilbers& abxten,
3eidmers unb @alers1ten1tlten.
S6retbt nm &atalose,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-15

@msiise bel Yancoat & 9obn
beItelt Dber fertig getauft, iiBen pie ans
%gegofen. Sertise Sa9en perben fos
ftenfrei paifenb gemadt.
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MusIdnoifdle;
Gnselbert &on3e-MrS E 3iQmann.

Noti;: S%ebermanrt. Der nod einem Der
cbisen Briefe auf Der qcit a~nfragt, fiige aug
brildli6 biuSu, bab Der Brief anseseist, ''ad-
vertised", iet.
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25 prpccnt Mabatt !

Dieter bebeutenbe &abatt ipirb fur Ell
uige Sage giiltig iein. Sebes aleibumes'
itiid 1T nit leierli6en 3ifern sesei6net,
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLOR,
200 Meit : Commerce, @de 9aparro.
StraBe, San Mntonio, 3eras.
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Die beten 0berbembeu, llnter>
seug unb Soiletten @rtifel bel 9 q rs
& Sobn,
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@ine 10 sroBe Nusmabl BON SDms
merz@aaren 1T nod ME b%agetpeien, ipie
ieBt int
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Migrdne tpei6t burh 8eed5am's
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Cinderella S6ub $ Stpre.

Serren= unb 9amensS 6ube, iowie
SaussS 6ube unb 9antofeln 81 alien
Breiien. 9ie gr6Bte auswabl in Der
gan3en Stabt.
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8. Baum,
Gde SOuhpnsS traBe unb aue. s.
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Gimtrittspreis 25 Gemts

Announcements : 8iaetS $500 fir % 8dber,
Spesialraten fir SHulen. W Babe Nn'
sttee frei.
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3nr &oti5.

SIT einer am Ia. SUM- 1892 ab9ez
baltenen 8eriammlung Der Nftiondre
unb Sireftoren Der p2one Star 8rem=
ing Company" purbeu Bic folgenber
8eamten ertpdblt:
@uguft q. 9 d, Yrdiibent.
Ybilipp Carl, 8iee prdiibent
umb @ei6aftsfiibrer.
@eorg $. aalteper, Sefretar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

,.t... -, l.,,.ct.l nuiv ,,-o c--ef
'"''"' " -" wv - ''r '
mais the general satisfaction nj the success oi IN"
t,nfhou team this ycnr aud THAI Is that uo g1mcs
49,. ,.,d with ,ri,c.t,p r.nlvcr.itv -, p.un,yl
r., , ,,,', - ,.a,,..i,,
Nah'' or ihc '"'"'" ''' "'''''' '"' '"'''''"'
II Mchgnn twice. Lchlgh. Massachusetts Institute
= Tech olo,v Williams Imrkncll Manhattan Athletic
"a, , ,, L. f.. ,.....,. ,.o,,, ana, ,.s hill
''p ~" "'''' vs. '''Po' ''"' '""'' "''" ' Nv
uttered only single defeat ~ the hands Of Harvard
h, q .,nr, nf If g., 20 Nol ONLY managed 10 score
, IN -, - 8, ~,
- against IhlNhIH, VIM" '"I'eh h'p'l ~ TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
PRINCETON.

Princeton Nov. 81 (Specal).-The one suo!'0. VI ,D1
versat.on IN college is Of course, last IhufSu's
and voriou, opinions are expressed cohcefh'"s INV
emit The prevailing sentiment seems 10 w wa. w
,e,u cd nlly as well was eXpec'cn
prospects for next year considerably pr'e"'' ,
they have been for a long Time Al""S' "" m
tcan, will return to college. and IN" ne" Hc" WI" "
An shane 70 play much better football heN' ''
they did this Vincent. Harold, Wh''"' ""'
IIou Lea. Trenchard. Morse and Pc" VIII fe'"" "
tairly and Il j probable that King VIII also o''''
I,omans IS the only man who Is not "AiT'''" " -,
crn However tbs is not great loss Hs II WAN
have been wear ago, for Romans r ge'uhk '"'"
STA and would probably not b. In cohdiu"h W l""9
mex, vear ANYHOW Most OF the substitutes VIII ''So
return 80 that there viii be strong SCRUB '"'' o.
tho opaninc Of college THIS will be big auN""'a.-
10 the university eleven. II King comes pach' ne VIII
NJ course be elected captain OF the team "H','i''
should ne fall to return probably either MoiS' VI w
will BE chosen. ,. r~,,,,
successful meeting Of the University """ wa.
Uos hold this week on stockton Field Th're WIS 4"
rl,niuary shoot at clay pigeons followed hy Sp 1
row shnot I'm which each man sh0t al seV''u' J5.
aIrbtecn wards rfSr with the boIiMnuI'n I" 900 ~
I'D. The first four men were Williams, IA ~; !"
b.rds Clay 49, II birds, and swain. Va ana 'u'Ao"'
'g6 IL birds each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
III.lANiS.

wiluamstown Nov. - l-p cll.-Ttc freshman
,opnomoic ioobnn same On iie'daf result 90 !" i
victory for the sophomore. by s'm" OF ~ - .
these roucs aro especially Interesting tie football
material A. the ivo classes IS shown mp t. good "'
vantac. Taylor. who captain thc s. pA'"':r '''"''
handled his men We'll, AMI H. considered &" hc one
Of thc bet candidates iog the capt'nc, ot neat
years GO llclc team.
The committee Of the trustees and alumni n''e
issuod q report stating The reasons fr their action
I'm regard Ia the Williams Centennial next war
I lie report will be sent 20 every HNlhs ''""'h' VI
the college The reason ior the choice Of OCTOBER
are summarized ~ follow: The ooll'e" opened on
ibc OH Of October 1893. ard IT t. eninrhit proper
that centennial anniversary should mll npon hli
doy In 1903 II tile celebration w'go 20 Ice held nj
Commencement # would he necessary cl'h"r t, nb'tdse
uc Commencement exercises 10 make room Tor IN"
Centennial cclern: on 81 ad1 g. au aircnit heavily
blr'"ncd occasion. IN either cas-" th' '"h''I'a'
celebration wouM fail Ia receive that chphasi' which
II Demands Moreover. the collcSr holds ~ con-
mcnccmcn, AT the came tlur practically. a, inrrc
number Of ylmilar Institutions Each Of those u al-
.orh~G in ~ oNH o-crvanccs, the pincipi ONO rs
wonid In many cns-s find It impossible 10 accept the
hc,ui,alty witch tc COLLEGE would wish "a offer ana
the general public would pass Over an AFFAIR winch
voyM ec,rcciY be dlstncusmbl" I'm thr crowd ~
academic cclchra,ions on the other haLd. rs adopt
ing the historic anniversary hr college would avail
Itself OF the most favoiine conditions The Zine -
the mot lcantml In the Ecrh-hIr; year ~" SIR.
rondng- Of the coi,oge then seem to tho greatest
advantage" The town la, mainly pat oil Ii GUNNER
character rs "A watering place, AMI on" more J., a
college town. with greater accommodation ior the
| reception of the alumni and Invited Wi"-t.. lhe
whole character ~ The celebration would BE- 1A'' ia
lN thcsr considerations ana IL /, intended - ~"
the more abundant time Inn, ~ the ~ pp.al ~ the
COLLEGE IA -Ich an exposition ~ the tullrrc IN us
educational religious phy-i n ana -Oral n.p'rir ana
i'm II. aLppratu- aud equipment. -" sha dclu-" both
10 Is Iinni md the public ~ lar-r The history,
resources and purpose OF the Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
IT pr ATr INsTlTrrE.

The Students Of The department Of industrial and
fire art, II Pratt Institute have formed society for
the promotion 0. art Interests first meeting was
held on Tuesday evening In the gymnasium Of the
High school. IT was attended by over 10 students.
cla..,ong W., composed for the occasion. The en-
,er,ainmclt consisted Of solo singing. concerts for
violin and piano aud number Of fine tableanS-pc-
urcs displayed 10 huge frame Slfully lighted with
lncandc,cclt burners running around lis inner edge
specie, were made By the director OF the department
ard the instructors.
\ Thanksgiving dinner was served on Wednesday
I'm the cafe Of the institute. Mis-, Es'cy, who WIN
Mr. Ellen r. RchaFd, ana MIS-, ilinman A'el e~tab-
,h,d the cs siuni New Eng,aGi Kitchen |, In charge
II the cafe this sea ,on. The young women In the
wood car, ing lass and those ~ ~" architectural draw
lug class who arr taxing OF ionery. az" show
ing con- dcrall, facility ln h" Use II saw and plane.
Tho institute r,npcns this morning, after itanhNSiV
INK TcCcs, OF three day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
JOHNS HOPKINS.

baltimore Nd Nov % (Srecial Register Bal Of
tba Iobns Uopkins University. has compiled ONE inter
ostng statistics for the first number OF the current
volume a the university circulars or tle OLD
sudens nov attending the university, oO6 are from
baltimore CITY forty two nom the counties OF Mary
land eiehtv-four from the other states south Of Mason
and pixon's line, fftytvo from Pennsylvania, New
York and New Jersey; twenty-Onc IRON Ne"-fd'g"iu
and lightweight from the Western and Pacific states
Tbirtv.nine States and Territories are represented
There are also three students from the tnt'd STATES
ARMY eleven from Canada two each from liaiN ana
Janan and ore each from Germany. Holland ana foro
Rico The numbers Of students attending the l'a'lhg
coprses are as follows: One hundred and eVen,y-hme
in history and politics. 1875 in physics and electricity
126 I'm chemistry, los in mathematics and astronomy
and 1O6 I'm German.
The football team has made a fairly good rccO ana
as the season draws to close lis work SHOWS the ~
eleven Is the best PIT In the field by the liophN
The game with the 81 Johns College team last rue
day came to an abrupt end in the middle OF the seco1
half by the refusal Of The II. Johns team 10 PAy.
Burlingamc their big centre, disqualified Tor M
necessary rouglness, and the 81 Johns men, a''cF
irving In vain TO induce the umpire to recall IN" DC
cison left the field Ire game WAS &c ordngy gwen
to the Hopkins. The II. Johns men Say they wee
not fairly treated, that the umpire should have de'
oded the game draw, and that they are entitled to
the State championship. II the Johns HJpAlis team
DENY this they must play another game 10 decide It,.
Al meeting of tho baseball committee Of the
Athletic Association, Wimot Griffin was elected cap
tnin and j. l.. q. Lee manager of the team I"r tie
coming wear Eight members of last years rIn, nave
returned 10 the university, and there are several %
PLAYERS among the juni Us. Dashien, who was cap
tain for several years, will play next season IHr-
bull Of the ~ team, will also add strength TO Tie
cluh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
UNION SEMINARY INTERESTS.

The junior class Of Union Theclo eral seminary ha'
elected the following offs crs: Winthrop d. "T"h''
plo,dont: George +. Wood. vice president Hermann
F. swarz secretary and George +. Ptkn' treasurer
Harry W Luce and Charles d. White have been elected
a. tho representatives. OF the class on The editorial
force OF The Seminary student
six competitors for the -four prize scholarships We're
cAamnci at the beginning 81 the term three success
sivc DAYS from three 10 five hours each Day Inc
examinations wefe written. The names OF the suc-
ce.,fm competitors are stephen 7. Byneton lni'
vci,itv Of Vermont lsD2 Winthrop Benton Greene
Williams College 1902 Nathan Patton. University "i
PENNSYLVANIA. Loo william \. Eoscnzweie Ohio
Wesleyan C,N"c'. lr03
The monitor, Il the several classes are rs follows
senior clais allan h. MacNcll; middle class Ambrose
" Vernon junior class. jeremiah V. Wemple Phihp
Phillip, jr.. has been appointed preocntor for tho
ycar - 20. .
In connection With the courie in New Test 'ment In
tr1ducii0n. under Dr. Vincent the faculty has an
n0unc,d for the current year "A piL" II SOD 10 DE-
awarded ,r the best e,-ay on one Of the following
subjects. competition being OIca - any member OF
fine. middle class: Papia,', Re .timony to the Cos
pcls.r Jerome and the Hebrew Matthew Iatan :
Dmc,sarDu. It. History and Testimony 30 the Fourth
Go-D.l The Book OF Act. and III Iubineou critics,
The Can gical History and Authenticity OF ii Peter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
WESLEYAN.

Mldllr own Conn, Nov - (spccian.- Thur day :
game with the University Of Pennsylvania termina ed
the most disastrous at W,-leyan. Of oll IN"
games played hi, fall, one has been won aud one
tied, the rest lost.
The following members OF the faculty are among
the state speakers for the tni"crsity Extension 20
ciey: William c. Fisher ts0mc subject In economies
10 he announced later; Morris u. Crawford, sound {;
Walter T. bradley. Pr. ID. (wln lecture IN season u
304l: Edward l.. Rosa Pin. D.. Electricity Herbert
w. Conn, rh. d., " BacteriOOgy'; Charles i. Woods,
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition" james e. Van
Bcnschoted, IL. D., 81 rccan Art dlr-Ss viii pre-
vent the giving OF this for this scason) William
T. Mead Ph. d., The Earliest Ntcraiurc OF England ;
Levi Oscar Kuhn, NJ. A.. Frcnch Literature In the
Nineteenth Century (not available til January
1899; Andrew Stephenson, Pb. d., The Beginnings
OF Modern European Nations
The Gre Club sang Thanksgiving night al East
Orange and the following night NJ fremont station.
New York Cl,y The following the concert, IN
tie near future: N0vcubcr 80, Providence, Dcocm.
l~r g. Ilalaldyille. December z. MOntclalr y. j..
January ). philadelphia January ., Germanlown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
RI "TtiERs.

New Brunswick. y. j., Nov. - Special Tie Uni
vc:Si'y Extension work under the super i-on 81 ui-
College has begun this year with promising ont
look. The work will be- carried In several centre.
Of Ncw-jcrs"y, OF which have already been ca-
tdbli-hcd. In New Brunswick thee or four courses
viii be gwen. ono centre has been established AT
Jersey CITY, IN that city Two COURSES have been ar.
ranged. ono /, In astronomy. by Professor Robert w.
1rentiss who holds the chalr OF that science AT
Rutgers. and wifi begin December ! ; the other
cours" i, in fngs. literature by Professor James
Campbell. Of Rutgers and IS 10 begin January II.
4 centre has been established at MOOrcsiOwn where
course in agriculture beginning December >, viii
De given by Professor Voorhees,. Of Kuteors. ON
December or 9, Professor Ecvier, Of Rutgers, will
address meeting in Newark on The Invitation Of the
board Of Trustees Of the Newark Free Library and ul
a.ss; in the establishment, there Of a University IA
tension society. .taot.cT centre has been arranged
Tor Paterson, but the details OF the courses are not
yet complete. Negotiations in progress with many
other cities Of New jersey. The number OF lectures
10 be given ibis year through this medium Of uni
versity extension viii be more than double that Of
last year.
TIE students await with anxiety the result OF the
deliberations Of the faculty In regard 10 the occurrences
Oh Thursday evening, November Il. when the Demo
cratic parade In honor Of the election OF Cleveland
and Werts was ntcrlerod with passed the college
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