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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
UNIVERSITY OLE ROCHESTER,.

Rochester, May (spcciall.-ProcsSor Gilmore will
clJse his series Of University Extension lectures IN
American history next Thur'day evening Increased
Interest has marked the proere-, Of the two University
Extension 60ur-cs here. Charlie, f. Fitch. Of the
Hoarl Of Regents, says that the veto by Governor
Flower Of the University Extension appropriate n. Will
not seriously tmbarass the work of slate super
vision, ~ an unexpended balance OF the present an
propIintion remuins.
shold ~, Of the University ball nine, best
men, may be unable 10 play this account Of
an injured .cg.
Richardson. H. has been appointed member for
Roc hester OF tie intercollegiate VI &. n Depmt alton
Committee 10 succeed lar-tOw. VJ.
Members ~ the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity oh.
served smokers night NJ the chapter house, ON Fri
day evening. Many alumni were present.
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STEVENS NOTES.

ID. G. Beard lectured on Thursday afternoon under
the auspices OF the stevens sketch Club His subject
was skeching for Reproduction and his lecture was
interesting and instructive. The committee In charge
# tho next dance OF the stevens Social society con-
ssis Of Atkins, 90; Craft, 90; Maynard, "a. and
Raou '95. The glee and banjo clubs gave two sue.
cessf concerts last week, at summit, on WedneS-
day. and the other at Elizabeth. Wednesday. They
will give concert on Wednesday, May t. Mt Historical
Hall. In Brooklyn.
The lacrosse team has been unfortunate. The INST
three games have been forfeited TO them bv their OPP
poncnts, and a consequence :he interest In the
game flags. Manager Cuntz has made several changes
in the schedule which follows. The game with
Lafayette at Hoboken has been changed from May
Is 10 May 20. and a game has been arranged with
the athletic club OF the SchuykIl Navy for the former
date. In addition, the following games have been
arranged. May -. Princeton at Hoboken; May II,
staten Island Athletic Club at staten Island on
Wednesday the sophomore team defeated the City
College OF New York freshmen by OF TO 4.
The latter much used up by the game thac
the manager Of the c. G. y. Y. Varsity team was
scheduled with stevens for Friday. Lehgh and the
New York 4. c. played on saturday NJ the Polo
grounds in New York. The y. \. A. {. team had
five Of the stevens men. and the rest OF the team
watched the game.
The local Chapter Of Theta Chi gave reception on
Friday at their new chapter house, No. 1904 Gar
den
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
BROWN.

pnvIdence r. l., May ! (SpeciaD-Ihere wis u
mass meeting Il students saturday morning I'd us
c,sS the oue,tlOn OF buying rowing shell anu re'iN
ing the boating interest at Brown strong speechcS
wcro made by many students and by Dr. Jcwet OF 'he
faculty. whose timely remarks really decided the q"os'
lion lie was heartily In favor Of renewing the BOAT
I'm, Interest II voted To purchase SHE'LL wh'ch
will cost about 200. This amount Is To be iaAca oy
subscrp tion superintendent Parker OF the gymha-
STUN Will probably select crew.
The following will represent Brown at the liar
ward handicap games Weeks smith and Straight III the
100 yard dash Marvel in the quaitermlle run ana
hurdle race; Br0wncll In the mile walk; McCombcr'
running high Jump; Webb and Ellis In the hammer
throwing.
The spring Field Day WAS "a success from an athcuc
point Of view Webb and Fills in the haminer-fhrow-
ing Marvel in the 12Oyari hurdle and McCombcr
I'm tho running high jump broke the college records
Weeks In the iOOyaFd dash broke the intercollegiate
record The starting line. however. was on down
grade still the poor condition Of the track WAS al
most "A compensation for th, advantage
Dr. Guild ~. the college librarian, has been invited
10 become member Of the International society Of
Literature. Science and Art I'm London. lie was
also a delegate AZ large to the annual meeting ~ the
sons Of the Revolution, which held its meeting on sat
uray, April 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
CITY COLLEGE ATHLETES.

The eighteenth annual spring games OF the athletic
association of the College OF the City Of New York Will
be held on saturday next al the Manhattan Field. The
results Of the will largely determine the MAKE
up OF the Intercollegiate athletic team. The most
promising candidates are: l0Oyard dash, Warren VI.
Craft o. and +. Cioldmarh '0a 20cyard dash, War
cn NJ Craft. f. Goiimark. and C. Beaubian. "a;
44O-yard dash. Warren VI. Graft f.. troldmark C. Beau
bian and Thornton Earle 80 sS0-yaM run. {. Beau
bian. Thornton Earle. and W. VI. seufert 90 one mile
run. W. VI. Scufcrt, l.. A. Robinson 90, A. Watts '96,
&. D6, Adams 80. W. Y. Newell 80. Remer
'94 and o. Won IIildebandt 03; 800 yard hurdle, +. Il.
Magure o. and T. NJ DonOhue '93 high Jump. Fran1
sieel o2: broad Jump. H. NJ. Craft '02. and Franz
Sge: onemile safety race f. Spahr '95. and Fischer
% The games will be preceded BY lacrosse match
letween the College OF the City OF NewIork and the
staten Island Athletic Club lacrosse The prizes
will consist Of silverwnre and now on exhibition
I'm the corridor All the events are handicap.
The spring vacation began last Friday and will last
until next Monday.
The Kelley prize debate between the two literary
societies OF the college Clonia and Phrenocosmia will
b. held In the hall of the college in June The speak
ers selected by the societies 10 represent them
Phrenocosmia, Emil GodmarI '0o F. A. Alexander 90
and =. G.. bernstein '92; Csnia, c. RosenZweig 81,
l.. :. Pashusx '04 and C. II. Jacobus '93.
The election Of prize speakers for commencement,
which should have been held last week, has been post
poncd until after the vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

Lewiston Me, Nav '-peciai.-Thc athlete
citation has decided 10 hold tournament ia tennis to
decide what Will best represent The college IN The
intercollegiate tournament In June nj Portland. The
tennis courts back Of Plrlcr Hall have been repaired
and new ones built The baseball men have appeared
In new uniforms. They wrr, them for the first time
ON April ~ when they defeated Colby In loose game
OF 90 to o. This opened the Maine College league
games
ON April % and "a thc y. VI. G. A. hal the picaSur
of listening 10 Mr.. Tuih Of Colby and Mr.. Libby. Of
ECwdon. deputIcs from the Y. VI. {. As Of those
colleges.
The Bates College Republicans have organized y club.
on April - a temporary organization effected.
with Wilson, o. PRESIDENT, aud Cook. - secretary.
A permanent organization and election Of Officers Will
soon be had. scua,or FRYE and Representative Ding
ley both residents Of Lewiston. and IN honor OF
these distinguished Of the Pine Irr state the
name IS " The Bates College Frye and Dirgcy Rrpub-
lcau Climb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

Schenectady. y. y. April 20.-Gencrn Daniel But
ie-ilcid who has Instituted such admirable course
II lectures for Union College recently spoke to the
faculty and students In the chapel He was enthisi-
u,ticallv received. IL Is understood Tint bcneral
Butt. rieIi be the honorary Chancellor Of Union
University for the present year.
The following men have been accepted rs com
p.'itors for the vceirr prize FOR cNt"mfomncouN
.p.aklng: >cniors--Iluntcr. Pret ana Wcmpic :.
juni rs-Iowr. r.. Burke and Glove: freshman Ca.s.
Crawford. Eames and Van schalck. The prize 1,
In cash for the best speech i've minutes In length
zen men are allowed 10 compete. and ten chosen
on the basi, 81 their standing IN the English depart
ncnt. Tho particular question for discussion + an.
nounccd Just before III" speaking begins the night
u the prize speaking during commencement week.
The general subject for rca1inc Is The Legal Re-
shcton Of the sale Of intoxicating Liquors In the
stat" Of New York.
The Baseball season opened very Eivorably with II
victory for Mon over Hamilton. tn" Union nine
their trip paSlng with the other colleges Ia
the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
HAY ERrORD.

Ilaverford. Penn. May (spccial).-Thc junior cx-
erci>eS were held In Alumni Hall the evening Of
April -. Grafton, were delivered BY five members OF
the class. reception followed in the gymnasium and
cricket she'd. which were tnstcfuly decorated with
plant, bunting. flags and class trophies.
lIavcrod College Studics," No. H. has appeared.
II contains articles by five members of the faculty and
me student Thi, IS the last number for the year.
Comfort, "a Rex. "a Rover, 81 and Williams.
"a have been selected by competition Ill the va
cancles ON The Iavcrfordan" staff. Jones. '9), be-
business manager md Lancaster. 81. assistant
manager.
The cricket formally opened yesterday with
both first and second eleven match. The teams have
practi,cd faithfully during the winter under the drcc
year not unavOEIblc. \ third eleven will again
he I'm the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
RUTGERS.

New brunswick, May l tSpecIa)-Thcsc gentlemen
have been selected by the committee OF Rutgers College
10 speak at The Junior exercises In commencement
week: Pcltho- Mcsslcr. Mcttar. SandfUd and Schle
ter Philo-tnssler Lnll. PhIbroOie aud Woodruff.
In the early part Of the week Republican club
formed, nnd at recent meeting these officers
chosen President, y. VI. Brett, 30; vccpcsi-
dcst. F. u. SANFORD, '03; secretary o. l.. r. Mohn.
'g4.
The play presented by the dramatic association Of
the Preparatory School q week ago Melted $50. The
club will pay of the indebtedness the school paper
and the balance will so 10 the athletic club
In 1sSG II Of money was raised 10 establish n
class prize for 20, and in 1o91 II resolved 10 make
a permanent fund. Recently n circular sent ont
tO the graduates u the class and the subscriptions will
probably amount 10 900 or more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
LAFAYETTE.

South Bethlehem, Penn. MAY l (Spcclnh.--At a
meeting Of the senior class last Thursday the following
class day officers elected To respond The
toast, r. Dodge; presentation orator. y. r.. Jesup:
prophet. H. >. Rathbun; poet j. \. Basel: Ivy
orator, j. W. Egel, tablet orator. r. A. Coleman.
Last Wednesday night an Alumni Association dinner
was held In WllkeSiaigc. President LnmcrtOn made
the principal nddrc,s of the evening speaking on the
Tcasons for charging tuition here. In spite Of the
fact that tuition will be- charged hereafter. ucrc Ia.
been falling of In the number Of applications for
adnis sion. Up to the present time there have been
over 800 applications.
Of 10 ~ g. The game with Lafayette laf Wedn','-
day easily by to 3. Winning from the
University Of Pennsylvania last saturday by sore
Of Z to | Of the greatest surprises Lchigh
has ever experienced Pennsylvania played her lest
trlm, with Baync pitching. but was outbatted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
AMHERST.


Amherst Mass MAY SpeclaD.-Dr. Edward
Ichcocl, has prepared for publication the paper which
bo r.od M the recent meeting Of the American AS
socation for the Advancement Of Ply Education, IN
Philadelphia. To the pamphlet is attached series OF
tables. which based on measurements taken ~
Amherst during the last thirty years.
At n meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
New England intercollegiate Athletic Association, at
Springfield Wednesday. II was decided to ask tho
Manhattan Athletic club Of New York to furnish
officials A. d. salngcr OF Dartmouth. chosen
grand MARSHAL and empowered 10 choose one as
sociate and five assistant marshal'. The programme
will 10 the same ms that Of last year. except that the
e.oyard hurdle and the 200 yard dash will BE- sepa
rated The K-ating Wheel Company Of Springfield
has offered to give bicycle ~ n prize to the man
having the best record Of the gnmes.
There are forty men In training for tile
athletic team which will represent Amherst mt the
springfield meet next month Following the advice OF
Trainer Aiken Amherst VIII not send ans men to the
Harvard meet this year
The men who will compete for the Kellogg pr!zc'
In defamation have been announced BY Professor
Pink a, follows: -ophomores -Grosvcnor II. Backu.
Walter T. Bartlett. Allen \. Brown. William II. Chase"
Herman > cheney. Walter q. Hail. Walter G. Howe
benjamin d. HYDE. William . John ton, Henry H.
NJ sands Henry r. Noy"s, IT,, Fritz 4. Cakes Alfred
T.. Senrns. Harlan +. stone aud Henry t.
wMtcomb FrShmcn-Lnndcrcrcn Armstrong
f.. J. Bishop, Robert Bndgman, Enrnon'
nrvant. H. v. Burnham. /. C. Davis. l.. r.
Eastman, T.. ". Hardy, Nelson kingsland. J. =
lawson. y. l.. Miller. Alfred Rocker. IT, j. !.
stocking. W. :. Tyler. II. :. Willston. The kclloe;
prizes are OF $50 och and are gwen to member Of
Tho sophomore and freshman classes respectively. for
.,cenenc. IN defamation. In the freshman class ,he
competitors chosen by Pruf~-or Frni. but III
the 'ophomorc class the selection WAS made by Ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

Eason. Penn. May l C>pcciaD. -President warield
spoke AT Lincoln University to-day. Tomorrow he
delivers an address on education AZ oxford. and on
May 3 he will be present at "A reception given to him
by the alumni residing in baltimore. at the home OF
\. c. Trfppc. OF the class Of 80.
on May memorial services for the Rev. Charles
Elliott D. d.. IL. D.. will be held In the college
chapel. by his classmates Of the class OF 1910. Dr.
william Henry Green. OF Princeton. and Professor L.
e. Porter and b. President Warilcld.
The musical s0cic,ic, have consolidated into single
clnb and propose 10 publish book OF Lafayette
songs The Glass Of 20 songs Of Lafayette has
long been ont OF print.
\ crIss-conntry cunningham has been organized.
with J. = Elliott a. captain.
The college baseball team play three games here
mi. week-Wlth Lehlgh University Nav 4. with
WESLEYAN University on Nav q. and with the Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania on May ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
CLAVERtCK COLLEGE.

Clavcmck. y. T.. May ;spcciaD.-A pleasant
feature Of the week at Clavcrack the reception
gwen In the college parlors Friday evening BIZ the
art pupils TO Miss Laura Nicely professor OF drawing.
painting and sculpture. in honor Of her birthday.
Miss Nicely has been for twenty six In charge OF
the art department. and during that time made large
circle OF friends among her pupils. number OF the
alumni present.
ON saturday evening Miss Lillian Lee Gardner. OF
the class Of 1872. delivered Interesting and schol
ary lecture upon Bcowuf before tho students in the
chapel. she will be Of he first young women tn
enter the course for ahe degree OF doctor Of PHI
losophy at Yale University this fall
Tho baseball team appeared In new suits this week.
The nine Is In much better condition than Il last
fall. three good players having come In during the
school year They Brown and Siegfied. who
make strong battery. and Richards. a good second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
ORGANIZING 4 LEAGUE OF COLLEGE REPrbll
CAN CLUES.

ORGANIZING 4 LEAGUE OF CoLLE"E ffP'bi
CAN CLUES
Ann Arbor. Mlch Nav ! tspecla-As this Is a
Presidential year political clubs are organizing NJ All
O, the large colleges and universities OF the country
and II seems that coegians are moro acu'e. po'-
itlcay, this year than ever before. Mo>t vi 'n''
activity Is due to the movement. inaugrnted by inc
Republican Club Of the University OF Michigan "i"'
w,u result in the formation Of College League q"
Republican Gibbs. Invitations nave been sent 10 an
OF the colleges and universities IN the country 70 e"
delegates to the convention when VIII be hed III Ann
Arbor on May IL and replies have been received rom
nearlv all Of them The Republican clubs OF Harvard,
Yale. Princeton and number OF others IN the flS''
OF Leland stanford jr. and the University OF tail-
forpia in the extreme West. ard Of the state uni
verJties Of Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa and
Minnesota will be represented we'll as large
number Of the minor colleges The great majority OF
the Young men In the colleges by birth and heritage
Republicans The Democratic press has always amiHed
that the intelligent undergraduates Of today are
naturally Democratic. but it Is the purpose OF ms
leocue TO demonstrate that the young men In the
colleges have not been bejuggled by contemplation
NJ the beauties OF freeade In the lecture room under
the guidance Of their respective professors that they
are ready TO cast their political fortunes with the
Democratic party"
The new engue win. when organized, have q repre-
sentative in the person Of national secretary Of
Committee. Chairman Clarkson, Of that committee.
is interested IN the movement and has promised 10 De-
present and TO speak at the banquet Other speakers
who have promised their presence are Governor william
Mckinley OF Ohio: Chauncey NJ. Depew MessrS
Mason, OF Illinois; NJ NJ. Estee. OF California: a. d.
Humphrey OF New York Judge ThurstOn, OF Nebraska,
and General Alger and Congressman Burrows. Of
Michigan. General Alger will act as POSTMASTER
Applications have already been received for more than
800 places at the banquet tables and the indications
are that 1t will be OF the largest political ban1uets
OF tho year.
The athletic park Will be opened next Satnr
day, by ball game against the Detroit Athletic Cino
which holds the A. A. IT,. championship ..u,.,
During the spring vacation an lntercohegla,e
Chicago, Including the Universities OF Michigan. Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Northwestern: The new as
sociaCn has Jurisdiction OF baseball, football, track
athletics and lawn tennis. The following officers were
elected President Ralph Stone, Michigan vlce-Presi
dent II. F.. Griffith. Northwestern secretary. j. h.
Madigan, Minnesota; treasurer, ii. Clark. Wisconsin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

Baltimore Nav | special. Tho balmv weather Of
the last weok has again brought the naatorium into
use. that swimming lessons take the place Of
The regular exercise In the gymnasium The tennis
courts a.o IN demand ard always full OF play
crs In the afternoon.
DIR. ". :. L. Gort0n delivered "a course Of Lectures
last weoh the History OF Arithmetic Another
lociur' that thoroughly appreciated was delivered
by Dr. J. s. shenoe OH "Gacomo Leonardo the
Modern Lyric Poet Of Italy"
David +. Green. who VIII receive his Doctors de
giec In June at the Johns Hopkins University has
social science. but viii enter upon his work until
the inll term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02
JOIJNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore May 4 (SpeciaD-Scveral IiopAins Uni
yerStv men who will receive their electorate degrees
I'm June have secured good places Fred spier. OK
the department Of history and economics has accepted
the dictatorship Of the Peoples Institute OF Mlwanke
Mr. Spier some weeks appointed University
Extension lecturer In economies mt the University OF
Wisconsin. The Peoples Institute. Mr.. epicr says Is
a remarkable organization OF the educational and
pIlantlropic societies OF Milwaukee for the promotion
OF education. II has been In operation TWO years.
and Mr.. Spier hopes TO enlarge Its scope and work
william L. Hull, also Of the department OF history
has been elected associate professor In political ana
social science at Swarthmorc College.
DR.. Thomas Craig has been presented with IA gold
headed cane by the members Of his classes In honor
Of his recent appointment full professor OF pure
mathematics.
Although the university baseball team was defeated
In It's second game with the University OF Pcnnsyl
vanla the Hopkins boys confident OF being able
TO hold their and little more with any college
nino in the country. They have easily defeated 'hc
leading amateur clubs In this city, and the team i
certainly stronger all around than the BALTIMORE
League club. " made up. the varsity 'rain Is
composed OF Brown third base. Davis pitch Wooi
catch Grimm ~econd base. Nrtulloh centre trlh
purncu left field. Parker hight field. Lands rr-t base
and TAYLOR shOrtst0p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-02

New-Brunswlck, n. j., April Gothic compet''o"
for the Delta Phi senior orator prize nave ooe" M
nounccd They are James Thompson. Il. fariey'
J. +. Berg. II. X. Davis and W. T. scuuuer m
nounccments out concerning the senior c's no.
The play which Is intended to illustrate coi0s' ~
NJ Rutgers ten years hence when cocducation Is sup
posed to have been introduced has been "ri''o' "
j. F. Berg and Robert ;. VIM, OF tine senior 'm,'.
The title Is The Triple AlaUcc' Inc p'aSo'' T,o
the services OF competent professional -
seats were disposed Of last Friday ai'e'"''''
Winant, Hall. To-. y. tha
The trial contest TO determine the orators Ut wv
Junior exhibition, Tuesday evening oi ooN I'm, Ia.
mcnt week. was held in kirkpatrick Ch"pei '
Wednesday afternoon. There were seven -, .
from the Philoclean Literary Society ana s'A IT, ,t
peIthcss ,pian. -Four were chosen from each soc'e~
From Piilo the successful speakers anu 'ho', ri
wcrc H. c. Cussler "Savonaro'a'' H. D. Lui'
~ tho Bastilep; p b. PhilbrOOk, Arguments >s',''
W y, .,,smr. T. u Woodruff Courage for the
rn,,,ro From Peitho there we're chosen Isaac MISS
,r progress OF Education"; L. ii. Mettar "'r'inia,
Reformation; F. Is. sanford. =" Monroe ~"
. II schlieder, "Civ Rights OF the Neg'V' io
,,,d,o. we're Professor NJ. NJ. Miller Instructor III
o.,,orv at Princeton College; Professor 'eorYe We
pron Superintendent OF Public Instruction III Wv
Brunswick, and Professor W. w. .'0"'''' "
College Preparatory School .,,. col.
A Republican club has been oreah'zeo at "N
, ,,,L tho following officers President. r. NJ bre'''
90 vicepresideut, F. j. sanford, '93 secretary a'
,oosnrcr O. L. Mohn, "a The executive commit'co
consists OF H. X. Bristol. 49,; IT, b. sc"e'lcA' ."
II Do Mott, "a, and s. Clark, 3d. deee'" VIII y.
cont TO Ann Arb)r. The baseball team na' ao'"'N
tho services OF John Iarkns the old League ana Assn
dotiop PLAYER as trainer. The team. subject I"
change l. as follows: Mon. catcher Deshier' pitcher
pemscn first base: Van Dyke, second base Brct'
shortstop: R)tSer. third base Van Orden' ngn' he'
Mot,Iar. center field De Mott left field Inc nine
lost game to the Mercury Athletic Club by % 10 D.
and won from the NewYork University nine Dy
score OF to s. The seasons schedule c'h7'o vi ""'
games per week. ~,
The first annual spring field Glmes on the new attn
lotto grounds will take place on May II. Tirre VIII
he twcuty-eght events for each Of which prizes VIII
10 orerd. Numerous entries have been received LOT
W. ocp event At the games In Princeton, on May Z,
r. w. Chester, o. viii compete In the ps Vanrne
crtest. f. d. Chickerng. 81. In the ligh JUMP !;
II Wc,tInr '03 and John Wills, '0j. In the lOO.yaru
dahcs The college will also be repre,eneG az ."e
Schmykl Navy games in Philadelphia and at the ihtcr
COLLEGIATE in NcwYOrh.