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a special meeting of the class of "a
was held the other evening in the rooms
OF the College Y Nj. G A., for the pur
pose OF eleciing the class day officers
The president, Harvey l.. Cooper, after
calling the class 10 order, stated the rea-
son for ordering the meeting. which was
TO elect corresponding Secretary. the
Office being vacant by reason OF the non
return TO college of the gentleman who
formerly held that position; and 10 choose
class poet, class Historian and class
prophet Nominations were then in or
der for corresponding secretary and Har
yey Dean was elected TO this Office
w. Thompson, T E Laiimer and Bur-
ton Proctor. were elected to I'LL the po-
sitions of Poet, Historian and Prophet
the Glass Day Exercises. The adyiss
bility of organizing q football team for
the purpose of playing q series OF games
with the other classes was taken up and
after discussion ii became apparent that
the members OF the class of 81 consider
ed il to be absolutely necessary that a
team be organized for the purpose Of
putting q check on the ambition of the
Senior class, who deem themselves able
TO whip the rest of the college in foot
ball Z. b Iglehart was chosen captain
with full power TO select team, and to
accept challenges There being no fur
ther business the class adjourned subject
to the call OF the president.
J J. Murphy. "a Is confined to his
home, the result of badly sprained an
kle received while playing foot ball one
evening last week.
Prof. Whittier formerly of st. John s
and OF late Assistant Instructor in the
Chemical laboratory of the u. g. N A
| is teaching in the Preparatory School
| for. the time being vice NJ, T. Johnston,
now in New York city. do not know,
as yet, who will be chosen permanently
| by the Board
The foot ball field was laid off Satur,
| day and the goals erected AMI playing In
the enclosed grounds will be commenced
| this week The bad condition of the
| ground inside the fence has necessitated
the playing of the practice games on the
old grounds back of the gymnasium.
Prof Chew, gymnastic instructor OF
the college has organized, and active
work has begun in the way teaching the
younger boys the proper manner in
which to develop themselves physically
without injury TO them.
The following games have been arrang.
by the football manager, mir. E. b
Iglehart
AT HOME.
October 15th.-Maryland Agricultural
College
(x) November 18th. delaware Col
lege.
(xl November 10Th. Johns Hopkins
University.
Ky November 18th Washington Col
lege
October 22nd Episcopal High School
at Alexandria, Va
October 27th.-V Virginia Military In
stitute at Lexington, Va.
October 28th. Washington and Lee
University at Lexington, Va.
October 29th.-Staunton Military Acad-
envy at Staunton, Va.
Ky November 5th University OF Vir-
ginia at Washington, d. c.
(x) November gath Delaware Field
Club at Wilmington, Del.
Those dates marked thus (x) have not
yet been finally agreed upon
A little excitement was furnished the
students in Pinkney Hall Saturday
night by the electric lights, the main
wires on the pole outside the hall burn
ed in two and shower of sparks was
sent TO the ground. The men at the
electric plant were notified but as vet
the break has not been repaired.
The first of a course of ten lectures on
the Theory of Accounts" and the "Ele-
mentary Principles of Private and Pub.
lie Financiering" will be given in Nc
Dowell Hall this evening at 8 o'clock, by
Prof. A F. Craven of Johns Hopkins
University, The above lecture is free
| and all who are interested in this sub
ject are cordially invited to be present
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