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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
LAFAN ETTE.

Easton. Penn. Dec. IL (spccial)-Proiessor E"""I'
Iiarts Journal Of Analytical Chemistry ~" pun
Ilshed monthly. is printed by student compostors'
rourtcon students have Joined the Volunteer Band
and pltdgcd themselves to engage In the work Oh
foreign missions
The College Quartet sang at the West End freSOS'
,o.,on Church on Amstcrlamavc.. Ncw-lork City, on
Monday evening At II carnival Of colleges
The current issue Of THE Lafayette" urges 'hc
formation next year Of "A football league pe'"e'"
Lafayctto. Lchigh and Wesleyan, with the possible
addition Of Rutgers ard stevens In the season just
clos Il tbe homo team scored in all the games playe!
Luz two 1t had five vct0roS and seven defeats IL
scored 1915 points, against l3O made by its riVaie III
tOuchdOwns the account IS 20 vs.. ID
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DhRTMOI III.

Hanover Y. H.. Dec. IL speCiaD.-M a meeting Of
the trustees held az Concord Monday and Tuesday
Of last week II unanimously voted 10 unite the
, Chandler school as a department with the academic.
This j. considered long step in the Of progress.
The Chandler curriculum will be somewhat chan ged
from whit II IS nov, tho engineering and literary
experiments remaining substantially the same in effect,
although greatly enlarged. The new course will give
n man the degree Of b. s.. formerly but it will
require graduate 20 take only year extra 10 Sc
cure the degree Of e. T.. shorter course In en-
gineering will also he arranged. The standard OF ad-
mis- sion will be- raised.
Tho same meeting also elected ex-senator James W.
Patterson to the prO'cssOr,hp OF Or1tory.
II /, generally understood that new president was
elected. but his will not be divulged until 1t Is
known whether he will accept or not.
A debating union has been organized with these
officers: President. p. T. stanley, 93; vice president,
:. f.. Burroughs "a secretary and treasurer A. c.
alls. '03: directors. Rdenbaugh 90: j. II. bartlett,
% Mason, % Hazen 90.
Professor r. Is. Richardson has accepted hi9 election
the dictatorship of the American school CT Archae
Ol0gy at Athens.
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w05K or THE CITY IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.

The City Improvement Society has received n""
from John ID. Crmmins. president OF the NewiofA
Traction Company expressing his desire to DO every.
thing for employees and for public convenience la
advantage on his horsecar lines lie ntehos D'i''He
the car, In winter; furnishing seats to drivers "n'
practicable having frnt ilatforms protected py so'
preventing reckless driving, and CAUSING the uf,."'
TO stop for passengers. The American Ds'nc' ieF
graph Company has acknowledge the soc'e'y' '.Na.
vlaint respecting the dlatorin'Ss OF It's service 'u "
reported by patrons having improved It's $50
The society Is now asking for better Hs""". "
trcity and gas better relayng OF pavemeh's " e
,,o,o,,.s. b.,ter care Of trees on the BoueyaN'
osnbolt,nc residence streets and tenementhouse o'S
trlcts The society IS also moving to assist c'u,e''
hef,-e whose hol;ss carts ARE left s'ahulhg na,n
th,Ir viii I'm abaing such nuisanceS. II WISHES as.
~ annsol M nil citizens to refrain from dropping wpr
and other litter IN the streets, these thS o''"e'
Al, eitv Sp,dpt
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COLLEGE, DAY rs ST. JIMESs CHURCH,

College Day was cclebrated In 81. James, Method
list Episcopal Church yesterday with appropriate ex-
crciscs. In the morning the service was, taken up
with college addresses Professor C. T. Winchester,
II Wesleyan University 81 Ike on Literature as
Means OF Religious Culture and Donald Mccall ara
Mr. Mcdowell. OF Princeton College. also made adj
dresses. Ccll'ge Day is an annual Occurrence 40
ST. Jamess and is an effort the part Of the pastor.
the Rev DR. Price. TO bring the church and college
into touch and into active sympathy. The services
Yesterday wore held urder the auspices Of the Ep.
worth League Of the church. In the afternoon and
evening appropriate services commemorative 0, ule
in (olleg. Iiier
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holds he will be president Of the New-Engand inter
collegiate Association.
The value OF the Armstrong prizes In rhetoric mas
been Increased from $50 20 S75. This Increase was maoe
because OF the large membership OF the present freshman
class The prizes Will consist OF books. 70 DO awarded
for excellence In rs ny writing during the third term
Of the year
The Junior cons" was put sale yesterday ana
met with great Success The book Is one OF the pest
Of the KIND that has been Issued. The board OF edi'
tors were CrosvenOr Backis, eiItorinchef: >. Percy
Cushman business manager Bradbury Ciiley. Howard
yGyes IT, : I'heney, II. Is. smith, A. Is. Tyler X. H.
pinam r. S. IIInsdale. II. II. Loud and D.. l. fora
The Amherst Alumni Of Chi Psi VIII nave lhrlr
annual d.nner In New-Iork Oh IueSuaS' D'''"'''
20. ,., xnorso, ~ "a
with the town clerk, only Of the eighteen famous
professors was IA cOntribstor 10 the Dem0ciauc cam
pagn fund.
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WESLEY AN.

Millle,own. Conn. Dec. II Gprcal.-Thc hand
some cup of the We lcyau lntcracadcmic Football
Association, presented by the nlumn Of the Three
preparatory school, represented, has been won bS
Pennington. The Other two schools Wyominl
seminary. at kinc,t1n, Penn, and Centenary Col
lcgia'e Institute, NJ Ilachcttstown. Y. J.
j. g. I unp,on has res gncd the managing cdi
tor,hip e "Oa podrlda' and W. J. sawyer ma
been c',ctcd 10 the pace +. W. Frost, business
manager, has also resigned and has been succeeded
by W. VI. Newton {. ". DclanO has been elected
to the board.
A german club las been formed with Howard,
'e3, president. and Pomrroy 10, treasurer About
fifteen men hive already joined
The rlcr club sang before large audience AZ
MO-.tc'air, y. j.. December
COLT '93, 7. H. sawyer, -, Van DonDerg; %;
members Of the Wesleyan Press Association.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

Sonth IIadley, Mass, Dec. ii tsTcinD.--A cn'np'r
concert was given Thursday evening by d. bioi-
c,tt and the Beethoven Quartet OF Boston
IAN Evening with Tennyson," was the entertain
ment given BY the Junior class last Tuesday evening
The reading OF selections from different poems was
enlivencd by tableaux and music.
Mrs. Fessenden, president OF the Massachusetts
W. c. T. t. gave interesting address In church last
sunday evening.
The freshman class reception. given last week 70
tho seniors took the form OF witch party. 49,
Mis-, Hooker recently gave the Biological CluD III
interesting nccount OF the botanical Congress at Genoa,
which she attended last summer.
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.JO;INS JlOTKINS.

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. IL speciah.-The Johns HOP,
kins University library has recently received ana
placed on exhibition IN the historical department lac
smile Of the map OF Juan de Il CoSa, the piio' o'
Christopher Columbus. Tie one'nal was mace "l"i'
nm OK hide In the year 1900 at santa Mailn' III
spain and is now I'm the Naval Museum az Madrid
A por,rait OF Lord Tenny son has been hung III inc
Bluntschn Library, which low contains the pOr'TiHs
OF many men famous In letters.
Some OF the Hopkins men will enter the contest
for the prize of 800 offered by the NicarGunn con
yeniion committee for the best essay on IN" "d-
vaniagcs which the prompt construction Of the canal
would bring TO the United STATES. several
students may also enter the other competition Tor
$500 prize offered by the American Humane Eouca
tion Society for the best article on the Importance OF
hnn1anc education I'm higher institutions of learning.
DR.. Amos :. Warner, recently elected professor OF
economics at Stanford University, Is delivering
course Of Friday afternoon public lectures on
Charities and Their Administration"
The debating club has completed It's organization
by the election OF these oihcers President, William
wingert: vice president, VI liam b. Rayner; secretary
Granville Y. Rusk: ways ana means committee,
Francis T.. sparks and Frank Andrews.
Two former liOnhins students have secured I'm
Doriant positions IN other universities. Dr. W. 4.
Lombard as Professor OF ply sioO2y In the University
Of Michi an, Dr. Charles \. Perkins as associate
professor physics and electrical engineering In the
University of tennessee
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HAMILTON.

Clinton, y. Y, Dec IL (SpeciaD.-A New-England
Association of Hamilton Alumni has been formed with
the Rev. W. H. Albright, '7G. president. and the Rev
Dr. VI. d. Knccland, co. secretary. There ara about
sixty Hamilton alumni in New England. and they VIII
hold their first annual dinner In Boston on December
% President Stryhe has been invited to be present
on that occasion.
The banquet OF the New York Association Of llamll-
ton Alumni will be held at the Hoffman Iouse on
December ID.
Wednesday evening. December Z, reception wa
rendered President Stryker by Piblius V. Rogers OF
the Board Of Trustees at Oneida Hall. Utica.
The Rev. Dr. william Il. Tcrret, professor OF law
and political economy lectlrd to large audience In
Clinton last Friday evening tho subject 1.-TWO Prime
Mint ters-GadstOne and Iisraei.'
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

A REVIEW DEVOTED TO SECONDARY EDCCTlON
Ithacn. y. Y. Dec. IL Cspcc'n,.-The announcement
Is made that the first number OF tn" Scho" Review
Is 10 be issued In January 1909. with President schr-
man ms editor The managing EDITOR will be DR.. Frank
Thily. OF the Sage School Of Philosophy. " The Re
view" will be devoted exclusively 70 The field OF sec
ondary education. The suspension OF The Academy
leaves this field comparatively unocclpi'd. IroS1
dent Scurman has the promise Of the hearty support
of q number Of prominent educators, including Pro
fessor s. g. Williams OF the Sage school Of Philosophy
Secretary Melville Dewey. Of the Board OF Regents
and 0,hcrN Of cqlml prominence pIcmn'n feature
will seil, Of articles by stare sup riniendcn'S and
leading specialists the distinguishing fcnt3r"s Of
the schoI Of the various STATES Of the United
sta,," and OF the Provinces o. Carada. Tho Review
will cOntnln an outlook article original cnnirlb
lions book reviews ard summaries OF periodical
literature. sIecia attention will h. paid to the book
review department.
Navy matters are beginning 10 be prominently dis
cusscd The candidates for thc university crew win
probably include all OF the oil well rs The
members OF the freshmen Of last year. rf che
latter Captain Troy is most likely TO a seat IN
the university slcll. Training has already b'Gun
under Courtney. IT IS annourc"d that Commodore
IIegcrman Will ~ make arrangements fer the con
struction Of II ctachcrs launch be- used in training
the n,Nt spring FurIl rrmor" IN" crew VIII
practice In TIE spring In aluminium shell. Which
vii be sent On here for trial from Phad lphia aud
VIII be purchased il II m""io expectations.
The baseball prospect j. made unusually bright by
Tie probability that Harry Tayhr viii remain this
year until after commencement and play with III"
lean. lie graduates this year from the school Of
Law. For The last two tho nine has trained
under him In The gymnasium during the winter. but
he has been obliged Ia leave before the men wont
the i1d.
III. formal lNc>er taiion OF the Mcak Law library
Will take place in the latter part OF January, in the
law binding. Chief Judge Andrews will make the
principal address. Judge Finch Will make the prs
.ntqtlrn address. President sclnrman the address Of
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. y. Y. Dec. IL t>p"caD.-l"e lre's
Cub Of Colgate University was recently Orsdhi"T''
II. h,odouart.rs are In the Colgate Library. The
president Is RALPH W. Thomas, librarian OF the
university.
g. ". Cobb y. v. has resigned his cdltoriai'mp oi
the >amngundi. the Junior annual The vacancy haS
been filed by the appointment ot r. H. Mor1''
y s. Tie other editors are a. ". Rogers. " y,
ctief; W ". Chester Conn.,; J. ". Many, y. -
10 n P,.ddir Penn. artist \. ". Rsl"y. y. y, ana
q. &. Wilson, H.
The clce club las been organized follows :;
VIlst tenor. Erdmann Clare. Galpn. Jester; second
tenor Briggs Rogers. Martin. severn irSt bass,
Tar.on- DAVIS. NcgIs. Nlnion, second Das-, Pcddl'.
WEscn, Blownrll, Ilach.
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COWBOYS TO RIDE To THE DIG FAIR

About 900 COW, oys in Nebraska bave made arrange
mcnts II Is declared to have long distance bronco
race beC.nning on Ma, -. Each Of them mas CON-
tnbuted a certain amount OF money, and the 'oH
sum will be- given 10 the winner OF the race hr"
Leon one OF these cowboys. Is at the As'or HOUSE.
He told a Tribune reporter that he was making ouf
., thu country and that he would return TO NebrasS,
in time to take part In the lie says tiSt uie
winner will get II 900 and a gold medal. On nay
u the cowboys will assemble mt Chadron Ned !"
noon the signal will be given, and then the' VIII s'r
ON their Journey to the Nebraska state Buildlns
the Worlds Fair In Chicago. a distance OF nlput ~"
miles Each contestant viii have three proicoe'
which he win ride in turn.
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THE wOMAN's COLLEGE.

Baltimore Dec. II (special,. During the week there
hsve been given two unusually Interesting lectures
The first one delivered at open meeting Of
the Social Science Club BY President slocum u Colo
RADIO College The Subject OF The lecture was Z" Prison
Reform" On Friday afternoon Mrs. Jcnness- Miller
delivered a lecture the subject OF dress and beauty
before tie students and their friends.
The junior class entertained Friday evening
by Miss Jeanneue sherman and Miss Elizabeth Van
Duyne IN their apartments at the home. The rooms
deco$ated In the class coOrs crimson and white.
The first Dumber Of "1he Kae1IdS" under the new
management WIS issued last week.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford, Dec. II Special. The issuing OF the
catalogue has been delayed to await the meeting OF
the Board OF Trustees to decide about The Holland
scholarships the awarding OF which was so unSat-
Isfactory last year. committee Of the trustees,
consisting OF Messrs. Luke a. Lockwood Charles T..
Graves and william Iamersley, met last Thurs-
day. but no decision reached. II has therefore
been decided 20 issue the catalogue next week.
leaving out TIE provisions for the scholarships,
At "A meeting OF tbs years football team, John
Warren EdgcrtOn, '04, elected captain for next
year. . H..
The gee banjo and mandolin clubs hope TO gave
% concert IN New-YOri this winter
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CITY COLLEGE ITEMS.

DR.. Basfori Dean, who has recently returned from
Europe. where he spent year ana ANAL s'uul '"5
ho cultivation aud food Of the oyster for the ohc'
states Government, has secured some me specimens
Of the catfish Of the Nile for the Museum Oh Na'uia
History in the College Of the Guy OF Ne"'ioIe ~
Nam woe graduated from the City College in 1856.
4 Rrnckncr. '03 has been appointed by the
trustees Of the college assistant Instructor IN the
workshop.
Tho occ Club Of the College Of the City of New
York IS doing faithful work in rehearsalS inc cinn
expects to sing Mt the JOINT debates tis year DO u
I'D List so aCCoptably.
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington. y j.. Dec. IL spechD.-Ihe VHS
Srs, anniversary Of the Calilogan society OIL re"'s
ton seminary took place today. The AFTERNOON" eA't
cases we're opened with prayer by the rev r. ="
Bishop. after which the Rev j. f. frlce' a. w. ",
-, ~ aauv.rcd an grafton on the subject. Apples
=, cold The exercises proper began at p H. III
the seminary chapel. Invocation, the Kew paNiu
wills: salutatory, Miss Genevicve Coyd' pan''nnnne'
"a Ar, VIII Have No RIVAL recitation. Locus sore
Mea.p Miss Clara d. Kup; vocal duet Friendship
the Misses Fordyce and Morris; ohakespearrnh Dur
lcsque. dramatis PERSONA juliet, MISS H. W, "C'
Canen; PCrtla Miss A. b. stanieN' Ophclia' -"ss ~
~ r,,. Iodv Macbeth Miss A. l.. Graf, vocal
ouorta, The Lost Chord Misses McCallcn, Morris
SSordvcs and Allen; Looking Backward" vaedctory'
' Tsc FIN lecture Of the Seminary course VIII he
delivered next Friday by C. y sims, IL d. Pi'Sl'
dent OF syracuse University subject. Ia" fhlo9o
phers Stone.'
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OBERLlN.

Oberln, ohio. Dec. II (Speclal-Lord cottage
the Kit Of Mr.. Lord, will be ready for occupancy by
the first Of next term. 1t is 10 be ladies' dormi'
tory.
T. r. IIolway, '03 has been elected captain OF
the Hare ard Hounds Club by the Athletic Asso-
cation. Tie club will hold is runs every saturday
until q" basrla season.
4 press club has been formed among the students
Of tlIr college who engaged In literary WORK
y ID Eurand 'D3 wa, elected president.
Tie freshman class hav" decided TO ADOPT the
cap and gown, faculty permitting.
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Dec. IL (5peclal.-Thc regular
meeting of the New England IntercoegaN Football
Association was held In Boston last saturday Cap
tain Garfield Of Williams called the meeting TO or.
der. and H. u. Haskell. Amhrrst's new captain was
chosen O' temporary chairman. V. e. Turner Of
williams. was elected secretary AMI Il. K Hail. Of
Dartmouth. TREASURED The sum Of So was voted to
pay for championship pennant. which was awarded
TO Amherst The application for admlI ion into the
league made by Boston Institute Of Technology was
refused. Walter c. Howe '04. has been elected man
ager OF the Football Association for the coming
Nv ps9Ion OF the championship which Amhsrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

Tufts College. Mass Dec. IL spodal.-Ihe physi'
cal examinations have been completed. ana tins week
Instructor Durkec posted the following lists OF The
ten strongest men al Tufts: H. O. Robinson. D3 :;
c. {. stroud "a j. J.. Mallctt. "a W. H. Durham.
'05; G.. u. Cow, 20. IL. A. Peakes, 'O3; {. d.
Dcklns, "a: o. j. whitney, "a; &. A. Arnold Grad. :
and w. f. Chick, '00.
At the December meeting Of the Tufts Athletic
Association J. F. Sheldon, 05 vas elected manager Of
the football team for next year. and j. ". Rnowlton
80, assistant manager. II voted 10 apply for
admission the football league between Amherst,
Dartmouth ana Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

1.-THE Water supply Of Cities" 7. NJ Drown. Boston
The Disposal ~ the Wastes OF Modern ii,e = p
fessor Potter. Boston; Personal UygencTSo rfo.
OF the Body Professor ". r. sedgwick Rost" nv
Public Hygene-1he Care Of the Body Polite = Dr.
billings, Washington. ' Ut
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

srracuse Dec. IL (spcclaD.-The university as
semby for the term occurred last Thursday evening
The faculty and students OF the different colleges met
socially in the parlors Of the gymnasium building me
reception committee was composed oil on"hc'"or anu
Nr. sims Deon j. r. French and daughter. and Dean
George T. Comfort and Mrs. DIR. CoddinFon' Inc
faculty has now come to realize the value Of success
ful college athletics The constitution OF the Athletic
Association Is being revised, and hereafter members Oi
the faculty will be appointed or the ADVISORY coh'
mlttpe.
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MTlILENEERG COLLEGE.

ArcnOwr Penn, Dec II (Specla). President Theo-
dorc L. >cip Is lusiy engaged on new dictionary
When viii shortly bee published by Funk d WagnaIs.
The Quarter Centennial Memorial volume, compiled
bv the Rev. :. f.. Oscheni0rd. 20. IS ready for
ci,,rgtion The work confirms history OF the col
cy. during the first twentyv years Of its existence,
with skctce- of the various ORGANIZATIONS ana short
biographies Of faculty, alumni and students.
The students are Interested In the organization of
cOlIcge gle, club. MI Kline, '04, has been appOlncd
mnslral hlrnctOr.
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FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL.

Lancaster. Penn, De-, IL spc iaD.-A book Of Frank
lin and Marshall College Views has just been Issued.
II contains pictures of all the main buildings of the
college
Professor II. c. schledt Is at present engaged in
writing a textbook on zoology, for In the Glass
room.
The annual Glee Club prize debate will be held on
Washngton's Birthday. The dobatcrs were elected on
saturday The Glec Club will start on It's annual
tour through Eastern Pennsylvania on December IL.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester. Dec. IL (SpeciaD. -Arrangements are
heinz perfected for unyer lty ball at Powers iia'i
in the latter part OF January. prominent SOCIETY
ladies will be invited 10 act as patronesses
The Rev Walter Rauschenbusch. of Newly orh.
lectued on christianity and Social Questions bei0r
the students of the Theological seminary on Friday
evening. -, IA. - ,,,
President Hill has resumed hi' work after b'icf
Illness.
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HARVARD ANNEX

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. IL (special-At the meet
ing Of the music club Tuesday afternoon paper
was read Spanish and Mexican music Illustrated
BY the mandolin and guitar.
On Thursday afternoon number OF advanced Ger
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man students met for the purpose OF lorn'lt ~
m,p (ru, NJ IIaycs read "Twelfth Night under
IN. ausnIccx Of he English Club on Thursday after
noon. The new auditorium used Tor the hrS'
time In this way.
On Friday afternoon the idlcr Cub held lis rcsui"r
meeting and IIowcll,s farce, "A L,hely Story was
given and followed by dancing
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DICKINSON.

Carlisle, Penn. Dec IL (SpcciaN.-M The meeting
OF the Athletic Association, held In Bosler Han sat
urday December 3. the following officers were
elected Bascball-Presidcnt, Curly W S'c'c''N'
Bertoette '04 treasurer Kulp, 9@. Committees
ON Held Athletics westwoOd. 3D. Sttt, 90 j.
uAylor 'Q5 W0otbali-Ircsident, Cl"aver Va ;
secretary Ashley, "a treasurer Hayes, ~
A banquet of the Carlisle Alumni Association wa"
held Oh Thursday evening lust in the Law bnlidihs
II. A. Paints. esq, of the class "l a. "aS cle'''u
president
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rRY\ NAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. Dec IL t'pec'ar'-ine ,eI'r,a
at a recent meeting OF the seil-"o'ei""'". .hn
a., ,, a communication 10 the students TO me
go, ,ho, me time OF the mdwintcr examinations
xould be changed to extend over two weeks from
January %, instead OF ten days In CONSEQUENCE VI
.hs change the usual vacation after the cAamha'io'
wifi he omitted
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49, .,,or.a q, no active MEMBER The prncipa
enc" t. w allow members TO enter the association
nm Individual basis, and not church members D.
simply subscribing TO o pledge
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The supposcd metcorc substance was merely hAeiUu
no,o sb rom the ashes OF the burned wood