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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
Oil in Roiiera.

Whether oil viii produce injury to 9
boiler, explains The Stationary Engineer,
depends altogether on its nature, as some
oils are so light as 70 be readily vaporised
By chs heat, while others being more dense
and having a glUtinous nature, combined
with sediment, scale ana other foreign mat
ter, producing q dense mass OF low heat
conductivity which viii settle TO the bottom
OF the boiler, preventing contact Of the
water therevith. which viii soon result IN
the formation Of blister on the sheet This
Is practically the case in tubular boilers,
and 70 large extent in the shape of the
crown sheet type. In view Of these facts X
is considered good engineering TO keep all
oils Of an animal or vegetable nature as far
from the interior of the boiler as possible,
but as 10 such injurious effects have been
reported from the use OF mineral oils, these
do nos seem TO be so Objectionable, for good
results have often been obtained in the way
o. preventing the adherence Of scale by the
introduction OF mineral oils into the boiler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
The following are the representative ssles Of hog
SHEEP.
REPRESENTATIVE SAL
Brief Mention.

A B. Moore is able to be out again after
an illness of some days.
There was very light run in the cattle
division today.
Ed Healy left this evening for business
there several days.
The hog receipts were very light today
and the quality of the offerings were very
common. A top load would probably
have brought 355 here today.
The cattle scales have been opened and
Max Turner appointed as weighmaster.
The young man has been in the employ of
the company for some time and viii prove
a good man fer the place. The scale Office
has been nicely fixed up, carpenters still
being at work
Wm. Hall, a well-known stock man. WAS
az the yards today.
The number Of hogs in last week was
E.l72, which was light run.
Gibbons Bros. Of Coats, Kan, had in a
load Of cattle aud hogs today.
Several new cabinets and shelving have
been placed in the company's new Office,
which makes the same quite complete. Il
i about completed.
Horton s, Farqueharson Of Corbin had
in load Of fine hogs on one of the late
trains tonight.
Several draughts Of sheep were sold at
these yards today and brought good prices
Good mutton is in demand at the present
time by shippers and local butchers. They
always find good sale.
A. Thompson OF Ninco. L T, was in
with a load of hogs today.
L. n. Rich Of Coldwater way a shipper
Il day. He had in cattle
Nice light veal calves are in good de-
mand at the present time and find ready
sale
Gallagher & Meyers Of Arlington mark
eted sheep today.
vi lille the packers have not been getting
al the hogs they want by large number
for a month and half, up to last Monday
5000 hogs were packed at Whittakers
against 10000 last year during the same
time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
pian, w.n, 20 b. p,.eh.rr.a.

Dtdn1 want 20 BE DtsrberEe0-
There was q mistake IN that last or
der TIA, Sellers sent in from the road.
said the proprietor. Sowing a. enc az
the clerks
was therey asked the clerk care
lessly.
YES. sir. there was. and II wasn1
corrected"
"Nog- said the clerk pleasantly.
"No You shipped the goods accord
ing 70 that blamed fool order"
why. Of course. 1 supposed THAI
Sellers"-
You've no right 70 supposs anything
Of tbe sort!- exclaimed the proprietor.
He makes more mistakes than any
man on the road
He doesT asked The clerk
Certainly he doeA He's one II ths
most careless men ever knew
~And I'm supposed 70 correct them
inquired TIE clerk
''Of course you are"
"Tn supposed 70 % Absolutely soc1-
rate The clerk wa getting szc.ted
Certainly"
"And know al about bis buzine&r
~You should dstsct his errors
"Weil- WHY don't you pay Ess for III
Nv hsfI
The clerk dropped rs p@n IN his az
element
~Look bere- Be aid Yea hold ms
responsible for h1 srro<z. and yoa pay
hira more for making thsn than yea Do
tns Cor correcting them Good dSyf-
BE left withozt waiting 20 - Dis
charged. -Caiczgo Trio1as1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
WATER AND AIR BARoMETERs

but slightly narrowed by heating IN q
fame. A small quantity Of mercury is in
troduced into the tube to serve as an In
dex. When the barometer is IN the posi-
ton A. the pressure on the air in the bulb
equals the outside atmospheric pressure,
Plus the weight of the mercury; when it
IS reversed, as in B, il equals the outside
pressure, minus the weight Of the mer-
curry. By suspending the instrument sue
cessively in the two positions and reading
the different heights of the mercury on the
scale, the atmospheric pressure may be
calculated by a set of tables which accom-
pany the instrument
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET


Et~sss CI1T. Sc. Feb s-CATTLF-Rees;n-s
l'- shipments -st- Market steady Good 10 cht-ics
Steers - tt@' 81 medium 20 socI - QeG4 % com
r lu 90 t.e.r-C l5 ~ cows 81 80 ia sro.,l srs
40 ter-C-> S. sssa 60 hUGS-Receiuts ltp SHIP
Elv-i~ -- Market actIve and - higher. Bulk
= t.rt 81 extreme range s. H.r4 - SHEEP-ke-
5eip5> -1t shipments 80. Market qlist but steady
= louis no. Feb. S-CATTI T-Fecsipts 20
ttisWe1f~ itt Na-set strong. Steers - 69at ~
iezaa> and Indians f-tse - HOGS-Hece srtS An
~ pilcil'> ~ L laTNet higher. heavy = so -
mixed = -sss ~ --1s a. ssS4 - SHEEp-Pa,
= ptS 81, Shipments .-.-. GarAe- steady - II
- - -
CHICAGO. lis Feb S-CATTIE-Recsi,-s I'm
2 iQnen's 90 Assset steady 70 sasde hicle-,
gteeTs y 49, - stylAes 81 >t2 =. feeders $ -
I =. COWS : t,S- r. HNtS-kecaluts = "a Shlv-
meats lt.lgL stlESec higher Common - sslS4 FL
ni1eC - oss4 - butchers - 8 =, ~ light = 80
! =. 6 tlF+ 81 -. hEp-f.tcriufs 6FN ) =
6ielts l=9U Nsrset higher. Evyes g QOzI Of v4tk
a-s IS y0ss =, westerns a ss =, lambs - S.,s5 =
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" chit. Produce Market.

WICHITA, Feb s
FtoTR-HlEhess patent $ =. zeoOad patent s. %
c1r-5 fancy = o.
81 "a Ek-FIrst creamery sc. second creamery
p -zest dairy =. enc dairy Is common dairy Ia
EGG~-i1GIS- per dozen.
Fct LII l-RoosteTs Il sea CO per dozen or Sc
- pound, hers 8 U.s. s per dozen OF &c per
pcrDc, spring chickens 81 7Sf2 20 per dozen or Isc
reI Foulu, Ju-keys 54Sc per pound oucks-teal
u q lla4Arus = - per dozen, young geese &C per
pound.
fQLAIOES-ChoiCe 5cE55c VeI busheL
AfPLk>-s1 5.5s 10 Per barrel
~yAL-AZthTsClEe 81 =. Canon CITY s. 40 Weir
10 . ~ trouteusc - -, PiIts5Urs. - - Illinois
3 O--2ics lister a. I'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

A putty made OF stroog glyeerin, heavy
bodied, mixed With litharge 70 form a stiff
mass. hardens in one hour; il IS water and
aGd proof. according 70 The Engineer.
which SAYS also that quick strong cement
10 stand steam heat Is 6ne iron filings ten
parts. chloride OF lime three parts. water to
form g paste Sets very quickly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
wicLiIa Grain Market.

WICHITA, Feb q
Toi',E;rE are the closing quotations
CHAM ar lots OuJEack.
Whats.
COMMON 20 &C.
a. I~-s-C
kAE-E0 . or better bl7SSr
EAA-83ied - 5Jts5 a. per On. loose o. coz5 o.
GROUND tOitN-CEop tn car lots 75c per ia
POUNDS. cora al oats sc Der ~ pounds bran
- exec. r5l Der lC hounds.
FLAA>EED-GstasGc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Doctors Wife-Why in ths world
don't you 20 10 that patient tn the wait
ing room1 &c has been there ever %
long.
Doctor docking up from his paperl-
II don't keep him waiting an hour or %
he'll think my charges are too high
New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
WICHITA uIsTERN 4. r
a Cold DAY.

The following remarkable yarn Is told
by Gardiner CIe-) sportsman: He was
shooting on very cold dsy. and just as De
was about to return home ne was confront
ed By BIG cztamognL~ While loading his
gun he found after ne had put the poEde.
in that he had 10 bullets Beads Of Per
SEPARATION stood ont on his face and froze
ike hallsJones as they dropped TO rhe
ground Scooping up handful he dropped
them into his gun. but the barrel being E0s
they melted. He fired. however. snS E
stream OF water that issued forth was
frozen instantly into N icicls, which pene
trated the brain OF the Ss1zmou1G-NeE
YORK Sun
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s4WG4 20
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
.--... -. q ~. r-s-,r.-ssrra-. re a La ns cat
hogs.

The receipts Of hogs were very light to-
day and there were not enough to make
market The offerings that were on sale
were very common. The market would
have been nickel higher today.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

The quotations mere presented are TO give the
sh cf az ides OF tie general range OF prices Inc
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations accord ng 20 the quality OF Offer
ins an the state Of the daily markets These quo
rafions AZ. only changed when there has Deen a
reruarent change IN the general market The
seutstive sales should be referred 70 20 get the
CAL nuctUsJioDS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
DBOPos FOR BUILDiNG - HAD

il quarters Department % the is=ourt once o.
me Chef Qusrtsrmsster. Chicago. fhnots. FEB.
l-e-Sealed proposals. tc tT-pllcate. suueCt % tho
usual Coadigous. Nil D. received A. this once and
The Office q The Post QuArtertnAsters ~ fort sap
DIV lad N Territory. anti a. oCinCE a IA
central standard tine. hAeCh ? lssi. and th-n
opened fOE furnishing materiA sEd Labor nrautf--t
IL the erection AMI CtelioH Of guard bna~e 81
forr supply. Indian Territory. fiAn- ans sFeSinca-
tion- Be had Oh appiiestiCn 10 this o1re 90 20
the Post CuATterHaasters az tsayenWurfh kan-. ana
Fort Sapp.y. indian Territory. The govern neat
reserves the right 20 rect Any and al eidA. az
aHy paris thereof EaNeicpez cpussining Pre-
ps,sAlS snoald De marked Proposals for Bgiiaiag
a. ort supply, Indian Iefritory," and addressed
10 the underslgue1 20 the Post SuArtrFrlasts
a. Fort supply. iLdiAn ierrltory. }. = BINGHAM
Assistant QgArterE12stsr. L. \ A. Cnief Quarter
usaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

A new hair ornament i shown N the
form OF a diamond st god ri6Soa tia:
fasteas about the beai Ike Al ordinary
ribbon ard ties n bow jast httle 70 t1S
left Of The ce1-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Chicago Gr@sa ana Pro1uoe.
CzIcASo. Feh G
West Nervous, closed higher.
oru-klrmer
NztS-hl.uer
g,rk-i CHER
LsIl-Ei-hsr.
-Ee -7a--a- fgt1res raj Fed - follows
-Vl Et-Dnli, easy. Spring patents s. mas N
' ~ = 7s.lS % straight $ fse5O9
NtttAL i etrEary Ss7sc. MAY s.5.c
tttt->- = eui-a-z 4lssc. May s-ssc,
49, ehrCarA 2sc Stay slc
tOkh-E h-Gary 81 ql
LAhD-fetruA-y IS a.
Ca>l quotations were - loIlc~K
WHEAT SO
tthN-4'fs-.
OATS
kNE-1gc
EABLEl-5SS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK FEB
aion=y oa call easy. I}sse Per ent closed o1sred
AZ r=.lt--
PEN. mercantile paper S-sG52s per cent.
tJ--a;.-e GRIN at : 80 FOR sixty-1ay bills and
g. p I-r demand
-..A- s--.s Y sloc.s toasy. $ Gu shares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
BOSTON DENTIST.

Full sets teeth $500. Amalgam
filings soc, Ladies and ChiIdreus'
teeth cleaned 90 cts. ITO Z. Douglas
Ave. 4e-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
NI1Il{Ee Eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

Tie Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Psse 40
Eours were: Cattle, 80; hogs, 32e.
Shipments: Cattle, 90; Hogs, None;
Horses, 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
WICHITA, Feb. s

The cattle market is strong on every
thing and all grades. Not much trading
was done as the supply was very light.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
ARTICLES,

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY Feb. g.
FLoCR-Ffrm in good demand Patent 81 40s
50. extra fancy g 9JG2 - fancy - CS2 Is, choice
81 1922 ~ xxx 81 T592 60
WHEAT-Weak and lower. No cash 7sc Did.
No red cash sc bid,
CoRN-Essy. No. cash S21fc bid. February SAC
asked.
OATS-virrner. No. ? cash sc bid February 2s94c
asked
BUTTER-steady. Creamery 2sEc, store packed
16Slsc, roll l41iSc.
tGGS-Steady, 23S9tc.
HAY-Steady. Timothy IS 80 fancy prairie Sc 90
good 10 choice s. 81 lOv grade 81 500 W.
fLA&SEED-s4c OIL basis Of pure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Chicago CT4.a ana Pro,,,s

NV oRS. teo.
CNFF Es-SpCt RIO firm No f4l~c
- GAR-helned sJeaoy. OF 4 9-leSSssc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Trains marked thus run daily
West bound train, No. ]. has Pullman car.
West hound train. No. : connects At Burton FOR
Pueblo. New Mexico and southern California.
Esst bound, M. 4 is q solid train 10 St Louie
with chair and Pullman sleeper makes conuee
tons for IT smith. Little Rock and Paris Texas
East Oound No. > night express TO 81 Louis. D As
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket otice. Cor Main and lst street.
and Union Depot Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Children Cry tor Pitchers castcris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

nR liz OUC'S PERIODICAL PILLS. TBE
great French remedy. act directly OK The Encn.
sfruai system and positively suppression 81 the
meuses Warranted - pTcnicis u~ustFastton-
4 ha~e pills sAgUld nox be taken dBriUE pregnancy.
American PlI CON piuy. royal, propr!elers. rpss-
GER Ia g. ulne sgpp itea b. has. laNreuce.
lde Past Douglas. MichilA. k.E- b. wholesale 4aa
retafL lsAIrf
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81. LOUIS Produce.

81. LOUIS Produce
ST. LOUIS Feb.
vHEAT-Unsettled. Cash ss5ac. May s714 s4ked
July S. bid.
CoKN-Unsettled. Cash SIC, February S75sc nom
insl, May $50 5S7sc asked
OATS-HlEher. No , cash Ole, February ol14c
PORK-Fifmer. Old 50 S7J4. new sIl s75s.
| LARD-Firmer, s. -
HISkEN-Steady. 81 IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
A1cH1soS. TOPEKA SANTA TERR-.
TRAINS
ABRTvE 1 LBAvF

SoRTH AND FAST
No. az. Kansas City express 800 f6sA \
No. IG- Chicago vestibuleiI
express ............... NDA H8AA
No. s0S- Missouri River e1-
.............. !uPH sGPA
No. ~ Euzlewood express .GPG stops her
SOUTH A Nd ~EST-
Nc co. Oklahoma City and
Oklahoma express --...-....l 'EAA sGAs
No. 49, Caldwell and Pan
handle expre-t-..-.........i fGAA ,EAN
Nc eS- Fl Worth, Calves
ton and Ts1as express. co.. fSPs F<sP N
No. as Wichita Express lGPN stops hers
No. as Englevood aeon. .... s0AN
Trans marked Tins . daily.
EQCIPNgN NORTH NJ East.
Trafn No ala. Kansas City express. rms soif6 70
ksrSss City has char car service
1rAin No. 90 cones direct frJ-r Galveston ard =
through Chicago rain leaving Wichita A. 10 Up n
and arrives in Ce4cz,Eo the next day ~ $l5 . m.
Tain No. IS Lac free reclining chair car 20 Kan
sAs cry Pullman 70 Kansas CitT, $50 20 Topeka
Atckiso1 ard s. JosepA-
EQUIPMENT SOrTH ANT VEST.
7rs'E Nc ~. has Pullman and chzzr CARS
Train No. t0e has through Pullman car 70 n
Y ogth ard Galveston.
Train No. as las reclining chair car frsz Kaz.aa
CITY ard stops a. Wichita
CITY Union Ticket once Ger Main and 1St street AMI
JnoR PASSENGER station corner DougiAs and 51a
avenues W D ACADocK. D P A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

@CALE K0oKS-THREE FORMS. STANDARD.
- Howe and Fairbanks Prizes Singfe 5aoks ~
all * cents three oooss Tor g. ~ books = 3
The tesr scale book printed. When ordering STATE
what form yos ~anL address NseAltA ksgs-
y i-htfa kau- Gs. a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

a sTHNA-I WILL SIND FULL INFOfIMA-
n uon As 70 the parma ent cure Of ASTHMA asd
hay Fever ~ recsipt % STAMPS Describe Year
case John HlFOns. - 4. Ntath street. NeliinEtoa.
Kan. cnS I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS

INXTkAORDINARY OFF EKfNSt-sAaul 70 q 1c
Il a year assured 10 E=acral ASeatS ~ 10 o. pr
CaE 70 laEva-SerS a pei E1aneut ard CoaNsnlsa
hLxtue~S No CON petition every tady a Ec-s , .
customer. Address WIKI x s&ER Consolidated
Adjustable Shoe Co Lynn. Mass ciEs cod az
LIVERY oNE N MED or INFORMATION
Il on the sub ct g advertising viii % well %
UhIala a royy " Beck Tor AGvertiserx - p-ssss.
YFice 81 Nailed. postage psi1. ca Frceip< q price
Contains careful cCap iiatfQu from lie AE1srtoai
Newspaper btgVSfory O. al The eest pspeFa ane
class journals gives the emulation FasiEg ofevsrf
uue.and .oo-I zeal Of usrnz4oE about aad
other matters cItaiain 10 tie basbe>s % aarrr.
ftsinS. Address koNeil's AaYertlslGg hurSAu- =
spruce street. New OK. cav Or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09
Employment agencies.
InGer tLis lead e Ter linz gsr day.
AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per DAY.

WAETED- WIDE AWAKE CASVASsISG
w agents for the Ladies Ad1Uetabie Shoe, best
selling article The market. Good pay. stea1y
wo-k. address !. p. FarHsw0rth, general sgeaL
Topeka, Kan. ds9 -
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FOE KENT-HOnses

HdsT this head &c F~r ilns per csV.
o. FOR REST-HOCSE oF EIGHi ROOMS OS
- North Topeka. Inquire ~ - S0itb To
Ia a. g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

DE. &. {. FURLET.
S31 Douglas Ave
E.T. MUNSELL, IL. ID.
sPECIALTIEs
fi ss5. {, * Ess 5s E {; 1. 81
E - and other bl-nl siIss and It,
Et% Orit- aad residence, LOO
South In poriA- ss-tI
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
j. ". B4LDERSON.
Attorney 81 Law, lt5 y. Main St Wichita Kan s
We. STANLEY JE RUNk
STANLEY e HUME.
Attorneys AZ law. wichfta, Kansas
JoHz v.ArASS ew.ADAHs
ADAMS e ADAMS.
Atto-ney. st Law. ori,e. 1rst stairway o, n.
wichita National Bank ils-s5
4.J. APPLEG4TE
gwIth A .. Mallory
Ahstracter. Convevancsr & Notary Public
Fire 6ysnghtins $ specially Complete abstracts
20 any lsn6 IN SedcNicS county 0ics, 'e; q rssa:
q west entrance. NSiu street, New CoGFt House.
trS1 rcoC. PToupt service guaranteed IelspaoBe
- les-St
Harris, Harris ee TerniIIiou,
Attorneys a; Law. III : Main s. Second roor.
4. EAtTovEt1- r. L Goa DO
H4LLOWFTL e GORDON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
l,ocrcs te4, ses51 and 80 SedswlCE Block Tee
ykoue No IL DIT
DENTISTS,
u. c. HILSON,
DEN TI<T.
lis East Douglas. Full upper set
teeth $500, S5-tf
q. II. UIBEING. %. ID. 8,
DENTAL PARLoRS-
nav. Main street over hyde q Hunblss Book
store = Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-09

Market S. es4 .
NOR TRADE-A STOCK OF STATIONERY.
II notlons druggists sUndries- &c invoicing
about $40 10 trade fJF inside res deuce a " ch-
its, or fnr COOL fsrn y oecgwlck c0u1ty :. >.
Reese, zfs z DoCsias- al q
L'OR TKADE-A GOOD STOCK FARM AND
IT STOCK FOR u.ercha uass. or eFcnarlise for
STOCK; sheep prefer red, Address BealEsosst. Kan
sas. p, y. Box - d13 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
NASS AR.

pomghkccp,lc. oct. % (Specan.-rhe freshman class.
including the admissions made this week numbers
100 About scycnt, OF thee are accommodated In
the main college building and the Others are sotted
temporarily AZ the windsor. small ho;e "A mile
from the college. The faculty have leased this
building until the completion Of tho new students
hail. and have placed 1t entirely under college manage
mcnt Four teacher, In residence tlerc. Chapel
services are held and the afternoon Rotations are
conducted there, stages conveying students 10 and
from the college i0r morning classes.
The library has been rccala0gied and Adelaide
Underh Of the state Library school. /, first as
sistant librarian.
JOAN Rockefeller, OF New York, has enlarged the
skating rink. several new Instructors have been
engaged Mr.. MoIlton TN. d., from Johns lopkins)
IS associate professor IN the department Of chemistry
Fraeucn Icrrlolz has been made associate professor
Of German DR.. Theberg Is back. after two years
absence, resident physician Miss Mabel LoomS.
OF the English department, is to remain III Europe
half the year. and Miss Ncttlcton. Vassar, 80. Is
taking her place; Marguerite sweet (Ph. D. Bryn
Mawrl is assistant In English. Alice A. Berry
in Latin aud Mile. Epcr In French: Miss Ellis IS
assistant In the gymnasium; Miss Blewit. OF ST.
Louis, has been appointed ofganist; Hannah Mlce
10 FELLOW In mathematics.
Tho Kate NJ. Spring memorial scholarship Of $4,000
has been established by Mr. Spring, OF Chicago.
Miss Icloise liersey. principal Of girls school in
Boston, Is to name the candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
THE WEEK At LEllI1lI.

south Bethlehem. Pcnn oct. t-pccialj.-NO little
talk has been created here In college circles by the
results " the recent examinations. both entrance
and otherwise. out Of nearly 900 applicants for
admission 10 the freshman class only 200 were
allowed to enter. In the Othcr examinations this
same conservative policy was carried out. While
one crlticcS the faculty for their attempts to keep
the STANDARD up yet 1t Is well known that number
Of those who were unsuccessful would have been
matsiculalod had there been room here to handle
Il a:g GER body Of men than now have.
President LambcitOn and Professor COFFEE are In
attendance delegates at the Protestant Episcopal
Convention Baltimore.
The Democratic ClHb began active work during the
past week. AID vote b. states Is being arranged
with the Republicans In college
Or. Coney Is al NORA on life Of General Thomas
Everything IS moro or i.ss swallowed up by foot
ball AZ present. The Cornell game comes IN about
two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
PRINCETON.

Princeton, oct. CSpeciaD.-Ihe accouh, VI 'ne
t,lcc Club organization for 1ool-92 mas Just oee"
issued and shows that $l2l1o Is WAS taken In al 'ns
varou, concerts during the year, while The expenses
we're 1906 TO- The sum Of $1,000 was gwen 10
the Isabella McCash lnfrmary, leaving SLY W III INC
hands Of the treasurer OF the club.
Tho semi-anuua limitations Of American Wbis and
Cliosophic societies were held last Friday even
Ing -Xty-iour men admitted TO the latter
hail. while the Wing society opened It's doors 10 WI
n.x members The limitations took place in the new
marble halls Of the societies. which nave Just peet
completed nj II cost Of $4,000 each
The st. Paul's society has elected the following ON
COPS for the ensuing year President, Iorke Allen vice
president W. o. Baker: secretary and treasurer IL.
T. McNulty. About sixty new members were az
mitted.
The football team practises regularly every day. and
the result i, Il steady Improvement in the team WORK.
The championship team can b. already picked out
with amc, absolute certainty ~ follows Let emo,
vincent: left tackle. Flint: left guard, wheeler
centre Hallict right guard, Hall; right tackle lis
Gus: right end. 1renchari or Lea quarter, foe'
nlfbacA, King and Bastcb or Fuiper, iuipack'
IO,naus.