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MR. BsEyyty AND HE ESTIMATES

Commissioner Brennan will begin 70 send garbage
scws 10 dump their contents within the llarts Island
crlbworl TO morrow availing himself OF the offer y
President Porter Of the Charity Department, but the
Commissioner said on saturday that he was not 20
much overlooked at the prospect OF relief a. the
public might suppose. As matters stand at liars
Island he said. difficulty will be experienced IN
landing there. and only one scow could b" unload'd
nj a time. Unless this could he remedie1' no great
relief could be expected from the new dumping
ground In spite Of Harris Island me Department
was I'm a SADLY crippled state. 4 shrcwd observer
remarked at the City Hall The Commissioner
will be apt to see nothing but trouble ahead oil MIN
until he gets his final estimates into the budget OF
1907
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fOIINS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Dec. (speciaD.-Tls Columbian
number of the Johns Hopkins University, IN inter
estng volume OF nearly one hundred pages has Just
been issued Copies have been sent TO all the leading
colleges In America and Europe. 1t is the hand
soonest publication ever gotten ont by the historical
department The students in pOitica! economy Will
be assisted greatly By the Library OF Economies and
Politics" soon TO issued under the edtefsp OF their
former teacher Professor Richard r. Fly. There VIII
be a series of publications, each containing al eS-
tended treatment Of particular subject Of poti
cal science, and n number OF tho volumes VIII Be
contributed BY former Hopkins mcn. several OF me
present students will also contribute.
The Debating Club is Increasing In members, aHd
has aroused such general interest In the university
that the discussions attr1c: large attendance VI
members OF the faculty. well as tie students The
topic at last weeks meeting was That Mchopones
Should be Restricted" AID both sides OF the question
were argued ~ an able manner.
Henry r. Crook, graduate student VINO Was
taking u IN the electrical department. died last
Tuesday This was IFS FIRST yea: at the Hopkins
Ills body was sent 10 h's home iG San jose. tai
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SWtPTiINDlfE.

Swarjliruo.e PENN, Dec (Spc' hi. The fourth
annual convention ot the College Association OF the
Middle States and Maryland occurred at ownfhmorc
during the ThanESgi holidays. MANY Of the most
prominent educators the country participated In the
discussions President Seth Low. Of Columbia oe
cupied the chair. and John Quincy Adams. of the
University OF pennsy lvania acted secretary. The
most important business transacted the decision TO
admit membership In the association normal and
high schools upon the recommendation Of the executive
committee. ii was felt that THE Interests Of rduoa-
ton could be better served ty the preparatory schools
and colleges working together. The Organization ms
sumes the name the Association OF Colleges ana
Preparatory Schools OF the Middle States aud Mary
land. The next convention VIII le held at Columbia
College.
Benjamin. +. Raltin. \. r.. 90. has been appointed
TO succeed Florence los IumphIics Instructor la
rhetoric. composition and English 10 the lower CLASSES
The football eleven closed the season 1hank.giv
ing Day winning from the Warren Athletic Club. OF
Wilmington. Del. by 10 10 q in oncmli. ON The 18Th
the great game % the seascp that With faV"r"rd. was
played ut Swarthn0rc. ana resulted IN n victory by
lost three. II managed by George II. >tront. S3
Of Maine: capianrd by George H. Erophc, 80. OF
Maryland, and trained by DI. J. b. she'll.
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore Dec. (SpeclaD.-Thc building for the
Girls Latin School is approaching completion tie root
having been laid this week 1t is Gne large building
of granite, Of the same general style tie other
college buildings, and will add highly TO the effect
of the group o; ediiices which compose the college
property.
The new boarding hall is almost finished and vii!
be occupied after the holidays. The two residences
which were recently bought by the college authorities.
and are now in use snnexes to the overcrowded
aIIome," will then be vacant. one OF the houses
will be used as n music hall. and tie other will re
devoted TO fraternity needs.
In the near future Sherdans comedy, The School
for scandal" will be produced by Of the frater-
mites.
The Board OF Control have decided that special
students who have matriculated In accordance with
The requirements shall be permitted to wear caps and
gowns.
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WOOSTER UNlNERs lTl.

Wooster, ONO, Dec. tSp"cia) since the piomOt
lion of inercoe tate athletics last year by TIE faculty.
the interest In outdoor contests has waved c)>dcinhN
The recent challenge given 10 the senior eleven 10y
the sophomore team. however aroused something oi
the Old time spirit. The game WIS Played bioc an
interested crowd Of spectators, aud resulted In NcoN
for 'g3 by a Of IL TO u.
The University Glec Club Is composed OF the "io"
ing: First tenor. II. 4. Cunningham D6; second
tenor T. r. Babcock ~ first bass, II. b. Work,
,D3: second bass, i. ". Liggett. "a.
ON Friday evening, November 20, representatives.
nom Willard Atlaneau and living societies gave their
ars iont literary entertainment for the year ~ k"ike
ne fund for "a monument 10 Karl M"iz Is arhN
increasing.
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nUSY COLLEGE GIRLS.

The Normal College Kindergarten Fair which WA
held not long ago was In every wny success One
n,cGsand apd seven hundred dollars in round mum.
bers was cleared, and this money will be used In SUP
porting the Kindergarten at Sxty-nrstst and First.
ave.
Febearsas for the annual Christmas play are to
begin in few days. member OF the senior class
Is writing the libretto.
-Four years ago I'm November the classical course
was established in the Normal College. The third
anniversary OF the day suitably celebrated By the
classical students The class Of '02 was the first to
have members who received the degree OF b. A.
Miss ROsalie Loew, who for two years has been the
president Of the PlOmathean Literary Society OF the
college resigned her Office last week. Her loss viii
be deeply felt by the members OF the society, for It
Is largely due TO her efforts that the Pilomathean
society It's present prosperity. Miss Williams.
the vice president, will he acting president until the
regular election in February.
Miss wlnnlfred Phillips Is stu president Of the
Alpha Beta Gamma Society OF the college.
Al important change In the examination system
las been made this year All examinations below
the senior grade except the entrance examinations,
have been abolished, except for such students fail
10 reach a certain standard In class work, depOrt
ment and punctuaty, I'm the case OF student
whose marks IN any one subject exceptionally
poor The change gives universal satisfaction.
The glee club is practising steadily and faithfully.
Miss La Co,tc is its president this year.
The editors Of The Normal College Echo are pre-.
pairing special Christmas issue. The editors Miss
Clara Aub editor; Miss Estellc Forchhelmer, critic;
Miss r. +. Van Elten, business manager: Miss l..
Mare Fierce assistant business manager; Miss Mary VI.
Brachett, treasurer, and Miss sava A. Eldns. cor.
responding editor.
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Appleton cabinet, which was uncovered py ene recen'
hurricane The covering will be OF slate' anu .ie
ditch Of the roof will be made sleeper than WIS 'ne
old one A heavy iron cOrnice VIII be put on 'Ne
building.
Harris b. Haskell, 04, OF West Falmouth. Me- mas
loo, elected copain OF the football eleven FOR the
next season. lie has played with the team as left
guard for two yenrs. and this foil was he heaVes'
man In Amhersts rush line. . ,,. ,ao,.u
- steorns 94, captain OF the varsity bascnan
team has received offer to play with the D's'oh
William ~ Ladd rs. OF Portland. Ore. the donor
Of the ISdd prizes in heavy gymnastics nas snS
no amoI,nt given for this purpose from Soo 20 SiVp
u" rho SAWYER Medal for excellence Of work In the
department Of human anatomy and Marsow STs
4 + The medal Is the GIFT Of DR.: Edmnnd 81.
SAWYER Of ia sthampton, and Is valued Mt 40.
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RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Troy. y. Y. Dec. (speciaD.-The second lecture Of
the institute delivered Wednesa, evening
by j. j. r. Croes, NJ. Am S. c. E.. OF NewYorlt City
Passenger Traffic in Large Cities" The plans
lately proposed by the Rapid Transit Commission Of
New.York City criticised. Mr.. Croes suggesting
0ne. that he considered an Improvement.
The contractor expects TO complete tie alumni
building in few weeks, the work having been de-
layed by the non-arrival Of material.
The glee club has been reorgaDized. Evans, NS3,
being elected manager and committee consisting OF
Frazier %; Mccartney, "a; Mahony, 95. and Evans,
'95, appointed 10 arrange for concert IN February
They will be trained by Thomas Impett, who was
musical director OF the club last wear.
The institute buildings have been connected Wit,
the city electriclighng station aud storage battery
has been added to the physical department.
Our professors have been called upon by the city
authorities TO help them in enargng the water supply,
Professor W. -. Mason having been appointed 10 make
the analyses while Professor W. G.. RAYMOND is one
Of the engineers who will prepare the plans for the
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u is sin undecided who will take scho"s piace ~
captain OF next years eleven. II Is protapie 'p"'
II win 2, to VAIL the quirt'roncs lhe III y "'o"''
Of raw materla TO he dealt with Is rather ds' onr'es
a. T,,av.r t.omp Adams, rcbOf and MachY IL
| ave AT the md Of this year. eat deal q "a -
faction Is felt because OseJod the crack miIoae"
from Cornell has entered college In the civil eng nee
ing department.
Heretofore the Glcc and PANIC clubs h we never
h.r NIL, ,o are concerts In christmas week on
account OF lack OF preparation. THIS wnrk was b''un
early In october under a professional leader, ana
the Climb * No 10 IN unprecedented degree of excel
rnce.
The Historical ceiy, which was lately Organized
at a meeting last week, decided 10 chanSc its name
10 the Z-lo>ophlc society thereby securing the library
Of 900 volumes belonging 10 the dcfunct Zel)s Jpn
society and being assured OF iii" cooperation OF nv
cid members Of the society among the alumni me
Zeosophc society has been dead for about tilriy
wears The original scope OF the Historical ; ci,V
viii moi be chaugnd. II promises 10 become f0rmi IN
NJ rival Of the Philomcaihcan So ieiy.
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" ESLENAN.

MhdletoNa Conn. Dec. Special The statement
which has Appeared In the papers that Wesleyan has
withdrawn from the big league Is incorrect Just
what action Will b. taken OIL the subject II is i'm
possible to say ut present, a. the matter will BE-
decided by the general advisory committee which doe,
not meet for some time.
Lewis Wtsgste. 30, who Is taking Professor Rires
place daring the laters ahscnce abroad. entered upon
his duties this week.
The freshman societies he'd their annual initial ms
this week. Kai Gar Initiated sixteen men aud III
Kappa Tau twenty-five.
The Ayres piize given TO that student passing
the best examination on the subjects preparatory Ia
admission into college, has been awarded 10 1rvc
c. La Compie. Mr.. La Compe prepared at the Bny
hSiuIeu ltgh School. Lngnamtol, y. !.
TN November 80 the gie+ cInb sang a joint concert
with Brown nj Providence.
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RUTGERS.

New Brns wick. Dec. tspccal.-A memorial ser
vice was held in the Fourth Reformed Church, 81 hi,
city, on sunday afternoon, November -, in memory 0
the Rev. Dr. William Augustus Van Nranken Mabon
who held the chair Of ddacuc Theology at the New
Brunswick Theological Seminary.
DR. Hart professor VI English literaur" at Ringers
elected cicepresldcnt Of the College Association
VI HE Middle States and Maryland at the convention
held at Swarthmorc College Oh November 81 and 90
Dr. Carl Meyer, OF the college, Is delivering weekly
lectures on the German language and literature The
lectures al" delivered in German.
Professor Byron Cummings. Of h. College Prepala
tory school, the reader at the bImonthly meeting
OF the New. Brunswick Grrc Club on Friday evening.
new course lending 10 The degree Of Bachelor Of
Divinity has been established ~ the Theological sem
mary. The work inclrdeS two years study 81 The
Arabic Language together with sneCin study Of two
books OF The i.Dle. and thesis .prcis subject.
The glee club during the Christmas vacation viii
take a Southern trip
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PHILLIPS ANDONER.

Andovrr, Mar. Dee. fHp"clnll-Nthirnts ~
Andov,r are in The background for the present tn"
football season was brought 10 clos" hy the maj
zane for fine school championship. which wa played
I'm November 30 between the Phillips street ahd
lniiu Commons leans. The gam" was PLAYED IN u
snowStorm with Gv" inchc, Of snow ON The ground.
Though the struggle lasted an hour the decided touch
down. the only Of The game. wa not mad" WI
the last five seconds. when Captain lApham, OF III"
Ilillp, street team. went across his opponents line
Tlc mOl cinrnt for rccndowm"nt when was begun
two ,ef, arI lin continues. Three hands0m" brick
cottages are fast nearing conpl"tlon ma VIII be oc
cuul.d next term. niilhuons MI" continuity
received. though they are far from propotonaic 10
the needs.
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WILLIAMS.

Monday afternoon IA hare aud hounds club formed
and the first taken Wednesday afternoon.
Tie senior class elected the following ofncers on
Tuesday afternoon: President. J. D. Murphy vice
president, H. y. Greene; secretary. e. r.. Banker ;
treasurer, r.. NJ Long; choragms, f. II. Mills; poet
&. ID. Burt; historian. II. b. Boone. college
meeting was held Wednesday for the purpose Of
rlccting a football manager. Y. g. Turner. Of the
Junior class, was elected.
The first Of the winter meetings Of the F1culty
club was held In the chemical laboratory on Wednes-
day evening Professor Mrars delivered nn Interesting
Iccinr. on the discovery and OF petroleum.
The Junior Dramatic Committee elected on Friday
morning Is a. follows: ChriSty. Doolittle, White
Ircntiss aud Pratt. TWO performances. one on May
30 and the second ~ commencement are gwen annu
ally iy a east chosen from the junior class.
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HE PRESS CLUB BCILE'NC F"S0.

Among recent contributions to the Press Club Buid
ING Fund were those OF George J. t'olld. 7i''VV'
G.. r. Huntington 5000: j. }. ODonohue. FSoo
Scot, a BOVINE. 300: Il. Altman, $50 EiNptu
Kemp $3.50: Cunning ;. Bedford. 300; kichniu
oConnor. 300: Hoyt & Tomas 800: Coroner Levy
so5: Coroner MESSENGER. $50. Henry George ana many
others fo. varying amoants. The thirteen ''"o
subscribed sl3 at special meeting held Tor ua' pur
post on saturday afternoon. The committee eh'ir
men will meet in the clubhouse this afternoon "
plan vigorous campaign for the raising OF Tue anou.
remaining necessary 10 complete tne oi"o su''"~
OF 800 900 BY New Years Day.
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their room with their own class colors Inc sen'os
occupied the parlor, which was trimmer WIN VIM ".
gold over the mantepiccc being the Shle" WIN
,o3 ouflip.d In god which that class have hnd since
their freshman YEAR. Across the han from '"e
seniors the Graduate Club received and the lo""s Vi
the juniors sophunOfrs and freshmen we're up snn.
'NInrty.fOur was decorated Ia green ana VINE, 90 ri
or.ru and gold and 80 IN crimson aud wile. ne
freshmen received IN TIE large lecure~om over ,he
auditorium. which was added TINS NrHI. r Tt,, si"I,
had civ n,nrer, two for esch hour. ana nitN-eisnl
sirs ,r.drlnc roseitts of crimson ard White, th'
AM ,0OTe did duty as usher.
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RALLY SEASON Al DIR. DEfNS'S CHCRCB

The semlannual rally season Is being Observer
al the Church OF the strangers. Yesterday Tie h'V'
DR.. Charles f. Deems. the pastor. ccleDra''' uc
seventy-second anniversary of Ills birthday. ana ue
communion service observed In The church. THIS
oven,uo ,he sunday school will have its rally. when
all former supcrintendents teachers and pupils are
expected TO revisit the school. and when the chinese
school meets with the main school. Tomorrow msht
the rally OF the sisters Of the strangers VIII ne
held and on Thursday night the Young Peoples
society OF Christian Endeavor Will have i'N rally
The annual rally prayer meeting was held last fH
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
BRNN NAWk.

Brvn Mawr Doc (spcciaD- Last Tuesday even
ing the Rev. Charles Wood addressed '"' '"'ice'
Temnsrancc Vnlou on the subject OF ~" phS >'a
effects following the rse. OF stimulani>'
ON Friday evening some oil 'hc S'""cn's e'.'
Austin DobsoR's charming "Pfovefbs III r"rc'i"'"
and other Dialogues In II series oi a''ed 'HD'e""A
A number OF the old graduates came mere 10 '""'
part In the tal canX. which were very P""''N "'"
a,tistcaly represented
The regular work Of the gymnasium is now well
under way The records Of the gymnasium show tha'
the average age OF the present entering class Is
nineteen wears and eleven months. Cn" ~ 'hN hlt"''
averages III any entering CAS-
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Dec. tSpcclaD.-rhe Theta Delta
Chi fraternity held ts annual convention AT YOung's
l.otel, Boston. las, wrea. The delegates from Che
Amherst chapter were +. l.. Palmer 50; e. H.
Fisher. 80. and G.. q. seymour. "a.
Charles H. Clark, '03, represented the Sigma chap
ter Of Delta Kappa Epsilon at the convention OF the
fraternity held In Chattanooga Tenn. He elected
chairman Of the convention.
The Amherst Young Alumni Association. Of Boston,
held It's annual dinner at the Hotel Huntington Novem
her 80 ,oriy-siX members being present. addresses
made by captain Lewis. Of the '0l football team,
and by George d. Pratt, 03. captain OF this seasons
eleven. over 800 raised to help lqudac the
debt OF the football association Incurred last year
Work win be begun AT the new roof Of
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IIAVERFORD.

IIav,rford Penn, Dec. tSpedal).-WoodcocR MS
i.ecun coacblnc the new men. who are trying for
Mace, Oh the cricket devcns In batting ard bowling
In the she'd From these men. tweuty IN NUMBER
and from the old players a strong eleven WIN uh
doubt.dly BE- brought out IN the spring. Indeed
Wo.lcoc claims that It viii be rs good ns last year
team though he docs not expect that 1t VIII have 50
ph,n,menal II record rs tha' OF last year. "mch u'~
,c,te.l the teams OF Germantown. belmont. Nerion
l.hil,Ielphla and the University OF Pci.nSylVania
+ Clarke Robinson. Of Durham University. Eng
land lcctnr,d IN fore the college on Wednesday,
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LAFAYETTE.

Eaeton Penn, De-. lSpecialj.- III" alumni Of the
college living In Baltimore hold their annual banque,
nj thc Tntaw House tomorrow evening. Professor
owen Will represent the faculty.
prof,e sor Thomas g. Porter. Ill D. has furnished
the state Board Of Managers. for exhibition nj the
World', FAR u suite VI al The grasses grown In Penn
.yvina comprising i56 species ana ten varieties,
each mounted on cardboard p Inches by 80.
The college suffered great loss on Thursday IN
th. death Of AUyoror Henry VI. lloNt " the Glass
10.
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SMITH.

Northampton. Dec. (SpccaD.-The house drahiauc'
49,, ,,,or nm for thIs term The students
cxpect TO use the Alumnae Gymnasium after Christ
mas for thea'ricals.
Professor Grosvcnor. Of Amherst College Is taxing
Professor Claric's place ut the head OF tue history
department. .,...
Henry G. spsuldIngi Is giving course OF s'ecop''con
lectures on Ancient Rome.
,rho clio. and Banlo Clubs will give concert next
Wednesday, evening the proceeds Of which VIII go
w Citing scenery and fitting up the gymnasium Tor
dramatic performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
Union COLLEGE.

schenectady, Dec. CSpecal.-The latest i'''"re
in The gutterteld course was given Friday afternoon
nv Albion Man. 40 his theme being dectrcny'
John II. Siarin. n trustee OF the cofese' .a' gym
n pciye TO the athletic Interests OF the cohege ~
consists OF a silver trophy OF the value OF Sloo ~
ls TO he awarded 10 the class that Is most snccessi"
In both baseball and football. . =.
Professor Maurice Perkins has gone u ''' wy =,
,,x,ao =, - uission connected with the National
Board Of Health ,., ao,o,,o5 ,io
Mo second football eleven OF Union de'ea'"i III"
suroto,, eleven By score OF - to w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia. Dec (-pecia-Thc " Rel AMI Blue,
management at the beginning Of the 70 tball season.
Offered prize TO tile member Of the team who
should the greatest number Of points IA ticket
10 the Worlds Columbian Exhibition and return
Last week, the season being over. the committee
awarded the prize 10 Camp, the popular lalnack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
I.NINERSIrN NE ROCHESTER.

Rochester Dec. Especially Members Of the Un-
vcrsity Athletic Association have determined TO In.
troducc an innovation Into college life this winter
A students reception and bail IS 10 De- given by the
association, and at Il meeting on Wednesday baight
and Taylor oi the senior class. aud sage, Of The
junior class, appointed n committee to make the
necessary Arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
BROWN.

Providence. II. J.. DEG. (Speclal)-froieSsor "'n-
chester Of Wc,lcyan University, opened inc i'c."'e
cour.. on Wednesday night, when he htere"'1 n
large audience In peasan lecture on 'hahesp"ares
d" Midsummer Nights Dream
The glec and banjo clubs gave concert i"'S'a,
vou,og ,t the Young Mans Christian Association IN
Ncw-BedfOrd
The gymnasium ball. given on Thursday evening
vos n much more brilant affair than the one OF
Inst year More than 200 attended.
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TrIXIrY COLLEGE.

Hartford. pee I i~pccal.-DurnS the Let week
pr Charles Bcnoh Of Hartford. delivered hNe very
Interesting and instructive lectures To the FRESHMEN h'
SCIENCE s,paomor.s Oh hygiene. pr Beach takes ih'
MAC, If t,e late Dr. Cha.les -. >cndd"r. VI. y
~. .r,..d,v evening the Rev T. l.. Hawke PIt'> 81!
Trinity College shanghai. China. delivered nn interest
Ing lecture on his WORK In china before the 'ol'2
missionary society.
Tile concert given bN th" glr', banjo and mandolin
cluls ON Wednesday evening Ma successful the
,n.udnuu club being an especial feature.
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NpIHN UNIVERSITY.

Waicrville Me-, Dec. tspcci,l-rhe foilJwing
members OF the class Of 90 have been appointed 10
speak ut the senior exhibition. which will probably
occur December ~: \. II. BckmOe Miss g.
VI. Cobum, : u. Graves. j. H. Ogier, &. .. Smith,
&. 4. >tuls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
DICKINSON.

Carlisle. Penn. Dec (speoial.-The Eced prize
has beeh awarded to Ralph jacobs the Dare piize 10
Charles d. Sayler Both Of these priyts AZ, for
superiority in cnSnCe examinations to the FRESHMAN
class.
Dr. Reed In "a few DAYS will begin to Organize the
Bait more Alumni Association. This association VIII
b. entitled to representation among the trustees -,
The Rev. Joseph Pllee, 81. WAS married |" MISS
Bauy Of Carlisle on November -.