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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14
LAFAYETTE.

Faston Penn. March 10 (SpeclhD.-The HA'e'h
annual catalogue, just out, shows twenty 'ScN'" "'"
hers of the faculty and 2D4 students
President Warield and Professor Bioompersn "''
tho aumni of Northern Pennsy lvana In WiiKesDarrc
on March 10. at a gathering called to promote inc
endowment OF the college.
Mrs Dr. james A. Petric, OF Pinlllpsburgh' ~ o"
hos presented from her valuable private cohecuon'
number of articles Illustrative OF Egyptian antiquities
among them funeral gods and beads md vase con
tanning wheat all taken from the mummy toihDS Oh
nriests and prestesses OF Ammon, In the great ma o
February 1891 There is also mummy cloth ana
niece of tbe step Pyramid Of Sahara Added to THESE
relics from the Old World are some rubies fonnd III
Arizona.
At the exhibition in oratory given on MONDAY o'
the Franklin Literary society, the successful coh
testontS were Messrs. Alexander ESler OF Ireland :
n r Jackson Of Gainesville; j. L. March, OF Eastoh
= ID. Smons Of IIagerstOwn, Md, and II. X. Galley
of York County The Washington Literary 80
cjety will soon choose like number TO contend WIN
these representatives OF the Franklin Hail. Tor prizes
Of $50. $50 and $40, in public contest on May %
George = Coffin OF '04 a studious youth and q
jealous athlete broke his cOllarbane while trying MS
strength in the gymnasium. While being cared Tor
at his home in Lehlgh Township he had Iufther
misfortune this week. to fall and break MS arm
President Warfelds administration thus far ms
heen marked success, and the alumni are gathering
around him, ready 10 support him In every new move
made for the growth Of Lafayette College
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CITY COLLEGE BOYS TO PLAY.

The Dramatic Club Of the College OF the City Of
New York expects TO present the comedy Turned
Up In Lakewood. \. j., under the patronage Of
Mrs Grover Cleveland.
The college baseball team has been rcorganlned
and will be practically follows: Pitcher McSorlcy
'oo; catcher. Hutchinson. '96; first base, Sutorious
'95; second base, BjoorhcTele, "a; third base,
Dnnphy: shortStop, DAILY; field. stelnert 90 Men,
ken. 90, and Baxter. 93.
The last OF the series OF Shepard prize debates will
occur April Is, the subject being: Resolved that
we favor the substituting OF the marinc' The repre-
sentaNvcs OF the Chonia Literary Society will 10
J. Rozenweg. '02, and Il. Josephson. with G. Coln,
49, as declamer The Phrenocosima Literary society
viii be represented by Emil Goldmark. o2. and VI.
Otnger 49, with L. Meaghcr, '04, as declamer.
The lacrosse team Is practising steadily under Cap
tain Greenbaum, 90, ard will be in good shape by
April rs, when II plays Its opening game with
Lehigh. The schedule OF games 10 be played this
season is as follows April 20, stevens Institute, nc
Hoboken; May 10, Lehlgh, at Bethlehem. PENN;
Nay 2l, Manhattan Athletic Club, AZ THEN spring
carnival May %, Lorlards at Jersey City July :,
LOriards. In Newlork City. An active canvass Is
being made OF the alumni to defay the expenses Of
the team while travelling around 10 the various
colleges
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WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

Wellesley, Mass. March - (Specal).-The fresh
man class has completed Its elections, with the fol.
lowing list Of officers President, Miss Helen james
vce-president. Miss Winlfrcd Augsburg; recording
secretary Miss Grace Miller corresponding secretary.
Miss Adah Iiasbrook treasurer. Miss Alethea Led
yard fnctotums Misses Lillian Jones, and Alice
Hunt; historians. Misses sarah Cupps and Florence
Forbes: executive committee. Misses Abbe Paige.
Louise Taylor and Lillian brandt
The annual published BY the senior class Will this
year lie somewhat different In character from those
OF preceding years. the principal fcnture being col
lection Of Wellesley songs with words and music In
full. The editorial staff Is follows: editorinchief,
Miss Candacc Stmson assistant editor. Miss Blanche
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VASSAR.

Poughkcepsle y. Y. March 10 (specaD.-The honors
for the class OF 90 announced Monday. and are
assigned to Misses Edith Banhed. Of wolnoro. " IL {:
Rebecca Brush OF SOuth Orange Eva Daniels OF Grnd
Rapids Katharine Davis, Of Rochester CorneIa Goay
OF Brewer, Me-. Laura Grant. Of st. Paul Mary Pick
ard. OF Bnyonne ANY Reed Of Kngsboro. y. y. Aece
Robbins. Of 81. Paul; Edith Searns, OF Detroit. The
newly elected "MisccllanyT editors are Misses Adams
Clark Wilkinson. Cutting, OF 49, and Macauley. Boyn'
ton and Wells. Of '94.
The seniors are working with enthusiasm over com
paratve pocs, new course opened to them under
Professor salmon. and now considering the origin
and function 81 the state and the social COntnct theory
Professor Allen Mnrquand lcctnrd fhdny on The
scriptures Of lerMlnon.'
Lord Dundrearyn was performed by the students
last week with great success.
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CT STEPHENS COLLEGE.

Annnndale ~ T.. March 10 (speciaD.-Thc Rev.
Dr. w. $ Langfori. general secretary OF the Domestic
end Foreign Missionary Society, preached III" Sccond
Thursday evening.
The Society for Promoting Religion ana Learning
has nominated 10 the board Of trustees cahdiuhte
for tho new chair IN Greek DR.. Holman. who endowed
tho professorshp having given the right Of nomination
TO that society. The society names Charles Hoffman
Young n graduate Of Columbia College, who has been
tutor there and ut Athens engaged In archaic
illogical work.
Tsc new dormitory, Hoffman Hall. was opener ElSI
veel and the opening led 10 extensive changes III INC
drawing for rooms The new hall Is built OF Ulster
County b,ucstonc trimmed with ohio sandstone, The
staircase md interior being in oak. committee OF
The trustees has .been appointed to select suitable
names for the college dormorcS, ana they nave hn'
Them Hoffman Hail. Asplnwall Han, McVlckar Han
and Potter Hall
Owing to the fact that the sy item OF drainage
which has been laid for the college buildings mas been
carried over the old bnllncd. grounds have been
procurcd Tho warden offered u procure for the pur
nose large tract In the OF the bowling alleys
and back of the site on which the gymnasium Is To be
built and this will be put In order. eveled ana ht''n
out BY the athletic association The bail team mas
already made ARRANGEMENTS for the spring work. ana
as soon As The weather permits ont doOf prd'u''' II
viii be begun J. VI. Ncifcrt, OF the senior cnss Is
manager this year and f. o. Giltcrt OF the hesha
class. N captain. ,..., o.. ,so
BY the chapel choir. and the men ARE pIacusng uhder
MC(,uiuucss
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DEL AWARE

Newark Del. March - (SpcclaD.-Ata recent meet
ing OF the senior class II decided TO return this
year the custom Of holding ca@sday exercises In
commencement week. Those elected 10 carry ont the
officers Of the day Class historian. Pierre Jean Pie
prophet Thomas Albert Bedford presentation orator,
= Edwin Grant; Ivy orator Willard T. Smith.
The students are busly engaged at indoor baseball
practice in the gymnasium. hoping TO get places the
college team. AZ recent meeting Of the athletic
ISOLATION, Emery Marvel. 1913. was elected manager
Of the coming team. and George Putt secretary.
The freshman class has elected the following filcers
President, Julius ayton vice president. George Tt
treasurer, Caleb Price; secretary. Walter Reyboh
manager OF the 30 team, Harry Mclaughlin.
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STATE NORMAL COLLEGE.

Albany, " y, March 13 (specla)'-oha'ie, =.
skinner Deputy superintendent of Public Instruction.
u, de,vor a lecture TO the students OF the state
normal College next Wednesday evening, ut oclrh'
,,pou the subject, Education for Citizenship ihi'
r the third in the series Of lectures for loo2 anu
will undoubtedly prove all exceedingly ATTRACTIVE
theme Goodwin Brown, state Commissioner III
Iunacv will deliver the next lecture In the COURSE
after Mr. skinner tho subject, "lre'Vmeh' anu
Care Of the Insane
Mrs ~ A. h. Kelly, Of the Oldest ana mos'
oetcomcd members OF the faculty, IS again at her
most after nm absence OF several weeks, caused Dy
severe attack Of the grip. She is organizing party
for a summer trip through Europe.
Tho college has selected for its representative
colors royal purple and gold
An old time custom has been adhered 70 ~ ,,o al.e
adontlon OF the following college YELL liaeci iaec
IInec Oui! Oni Qul ;. " G. Sis Boom En-
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WESLEYAN.

Mddetown. Conn. March 13 (specal.-"e 'n'
cont meeting Of the board OF trustees, held IN ne"
York it was decided to lcngthen the summer 'aca"o
two weeks. =, o,
on March a reception was gwen oy ."o
,.. 90 tho n X T. society TO their lady friends
~, March No the annual mdwnter concert OF the g'eo
club was given In Russell Library Hail. The auoiehcc
was large ard enthusiastic and expressed It's sppo
citation by frequent applause. An entirely he" p, o
eramme was rendered Mr.. F. H. Tackaoerrs' w.
assisted the club by representations ana readns''
4 baseball team has been formed, which VIII p'"N
tse regularly with the university hihe do 'oo ..o,r
.i, season onens F. H. sawyer, '04, Is captain
and Frost, '04. manager ,,
The new lavatory in the steam heating ouia''s
has been finished II is handsomely constructed 81
marble and hard wood. Much credit Is ulG ~ and
H"drr. who was chairman Of the committee "''U
rho contributed largely to It's completion
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BROWN.

Providence r. l.. March 13 fSpeclan.-The New
York Alumni will give their annual dinner at Del
monicos on March %. The president OF the clnD'
Charles L. Colby will preside. The faculty VIII be
well represented since President Andrews. Professors
A. Ha,kness Bailey Munroc and Davis will be present
Addresses will be made by President Patton, OF Prince
ton: President Low, Of Columbia Provost Pepper, OF
the University OF Pennsylvania the Rev. George Dana
Boardmah and Francis Wayland, dean Of the Yale Law
school.
President Andrews addressed the students OF worcester
Academy en- Mutual Independence
The manager OF the Harvard baseball team mas
changed the dates Of the With Brown so That the
first one will come on April at Worcester This VIII
cause Brown TO play her first game OF the season with
Harvard unless some games now be arranged FOR
which seems hardly possible at this early season Of
the year.
The war canoe club will take part In the annual meet
OF the American Canoe Association.
Professor Gardner has delivered two lectures in Man
ming Hall this week Problems In Local and State
Taxation"
Professor Christie was the guest Of Professor Jamlson
on sunday.
F. p Gorham '93. submitted some specimens Of
fossil insects 70 Professor H. Scudder OF Cambridge
Mass They were found 10 be new to science and one
has been named by Professor Scudder Eablattna
lam
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HAMILTON

Clinton, n. Y, March - (SpcciaD-Lt a meeting
OF the senior class, held recently, Charles A. FrsuIc
and William p. Sheppard unanimously elected
to represent the class in the college senate. The
one year Of the existence OF this organization has de-
montated its value and served TO bring about closer
relations between students and faculty.
Professor c. 3. Rogers. OF Utica is to give the
seniors two.hour elective next term the subject
being History Of the silver legislation
Through the lberaty Of the Messrs. Sopher. the
donors OF the 60pher Gymnasium, gas has re-
Gently been placed In the gymnasium and also in the
chemical laboratory. Another addition to the gym
nasiun, to be made in the future, Is set Of
lockers the gift Of the present senior class. They
will be finished ready for the OF the students by
the opening Of the spring term.
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YALE,
TO SUCCEED DR.. PORTER As PRESIDENT OF PHI
BETA KAPPA.

TO SUCCEED DR.. PORTER As PRESIDENT Or FIJI
BETA KAPPA.
New Haven. Conn. March 10 (speciab.-The annual
Lanqmct OF the editors q The Yale Literary Masa-
zinc7 was held laSr evening.
During the Easter vacation the Yale baseball nine
viii play enmcs follows .Apfll 49, with the Man
haitian Athletic Club at New-York April II, with
Fordhem College, at New-York: April Is, with the
University of Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia: April 20
with the Staten Island Athletic Club. at staten Island
r NJ. Gocrchus 90 :. has been elected temporary
captain OF the freshman crew.
Fr fcssor II. A. Newton has been elected president
Of tho Phi Beta Kappa Society TO I'LL the vacancy
caused BY the death Of exPresd.nt Porter Professor
Tracy Peck was elected viceprcsdent. and Professor
: f.. Baldwin secretary.
Professor Arthur Fairbanks. who has Just been APP
pointed lecturer in socul ethics and philosophy Of re-
llcion Is the Of the Rev. Henry Fairbanka OF ST.
Johnsbury, Vt. lie graduated at the ST. Johns
bury Academy I'm 1892, and at Dartmouth college IN
the class OF SO. lie was valedlcoran OF MS CLASS
and received final honors In Greek and philosophy
In lssG's7 he was tutor In Greek Mt Dartmouth: In
1ss7s5 he studied at Union seminary. and In lSs"se
at the Yale Divinity school. The following year ard
n half was passed In study at Berlin and Freibnrg.
He received the OF PHI. d. at Frelburg in August
1890 In 1sOO0l he was tutor of Greek ut Dart
mouth and assistant professor Of Greek ana logic Ia
lgo In January last Professor Fairbanks was or
dalned to the ministry.
The Rev DR.. John Hail. OF New York. Is delivering
a course OF lectures before the Divinity school
Dr. Willnm g. Anderson. director Of the lrooRlyn
Normal school Of Physical Education has been chosen
TO take charge OF the newly formed department or
phy steal culture at Yale. He is young man VINO
has made favorable reputation as Instructor IN bVN
ton Amherst College and Chantauqna. lie VIII Do
accompanied by his bwtlcr. II. ;. Anderson.
Henry Cabot Lodge delivered an Interesting address
before the Law school on Monday evening
Ex President Cleveland has declined an invitation 10
address the Yale Union. . ,
The report Of the treasurer OF the Y VI b. - n.
for the year 1901 shows the total receipts TO DO
IS $50 So, and the expenditures 500 ".
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Geneva " Y. March - (>pcdal.-Two additional
alc1vc tablets were placed In the library last week. the
one in memory Of Dewitt Parshall. trustee and bcnc
factor OF the college b, his widow Jointly with his
daughter Mrs Chamberlain. Of Lyons y. Y. the other
in memory John Young. Of Cincinnati. by his daugh
ter Mrs. l.. d. Collins. Of Geneva.
Al the hast meeting OF the II. Johns guild. OF the
college, Bishops Walker. OF Montana aud Perry, OF
Iowa, made Addresses.
athletic association was held on Thursday evening
last TO arrange series Of entertainments for tho bene
III OF the treasury Of the association. Tho week before
an entertainment gwen at Clifton springs ~ IL
crowded house by the college banjo and mandolin club
Tho proceeds turned 10 the baseball organi
cation.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich, March 10 Cpecal).-Albert A.
stanley professor OF music has returned from the meet
Ing OF the musical directors Of the Worlds Fair. The
University will be represented by the choral union Of
twenty five voices. There will be 81 grand chorus Of
$500 voices at the Fair, composed Of the choral
societies of the West. The University OF Michigan
musical society will be the third in size the Apollo
Club Of Chicago, standing FIST.
The freshman glee club, encouraged by their success
at the recent baseball entertainment, have effected
permanent organization.
IL Is probable that Harry L. Williams, Yale 81 +,
will attend the medical school Of the university next
year. He will be Of great service in training the
track athletes and football team.
The sophomore and freshman classes Of the literary
department Arranging for interclass field day.
spring football practice on the campus began las
week.
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PRINCETON.
CHOOSING MEN FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHESS TOURNAMENT.

CHOOSING MEN FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Princeton, March I3-The candidates for the frc-h-
man baseball nine have been practising daily IN the
cage from until IL O'Clock for the hast Two "eehS
and have developed some excellent material captain
Fnnb has sifted out the applicants considerably anu
reduced the number in training from thirty-ive to
about twenty. The training IS at present under the
supervision OF Captain Larry" Young and Trainer
McMaster.
Arrangements have been completed for n series o'
intercollegiate chess tournaments between lhe' h"I.
ward. Princeton and Columbia. i. h. oH'"eli' u
New York. graduate Of Yale has offered sS'oo''e
cup to De contested for during five encces-iVe H'i'
A design by Tiffany the unanimous choice oi 'he
four colleges The first tournament Is TO be ne" III
New York I'm Christmas week. 1892. EAch college, l.
to send q team OF three men. and elch piNer vi"
play one game with each of the nine meh' i"'
teom making the highest score will carry home silver
medals and the challenge cup. In the coHeSc 'o"r"'
ment held recently to determine who sho'ld represent
Princeton at New York. Lard, 'o3. and Newton w.
won first and second places respectively, ana INC
following are vet to play for third place: Bailey
'02: Bets. '93; Condct, 'O3; Nilief ~ anu
Russell, o. ,,
The University glee banjo and mandolin c"'o'N
and n cbo1s of fifty voices have arranged 10 give ii
concert at the Academy Of Music IN .'h'i''uc'p"' vi
Friday evening, the proceed OF wmch VIII Nv o,
TO the Isabella McCOsh IhnrHlhIS' i"'
maker Of the class OF So Is looking after the horil
decorations and the drapng Of the stage. LIE o0A's
have all been secured by ladies who have maze up
parties. -, rrid =
AT a meeting of the Philadelphia CLUB ias' rI.O''
evening 1t was decided TO hold the annual puo ,,,
the night of April -. motion WIS cailN ~ ' e nnT
et to lie Philadelphia concert Of the eee nuo W he
chased and distributed to the preparatory Sc"oo "a '
city and vicinity. .,,, ,,ro. hours daily IN
the cage and nothing new VIII dtVeiop UNIV r r
weather permits them TO practise IN the nv. amril
for mo season have been arranged rs loi.ows
. New York League Club. AT New-lorK :. Da HIN
al princeton: 8. Lehigh at Bethlehem l." S"" Wa"h
npton: u. Georgetown At Washington ~ ~
versitv Of virginia at Richmond ~ ppnnccton
t Virginia o Characteristics -, Leigh &c Prncclol
20 Lafayette at Easton May a. Wesleyan at irihce'o
: Harvard at Princeton: IL. staten lsInmH ~ tha
delphia 1s Lafayette at Princeton Il nmie a, Ne nv
Haven; %. University q I'M Vale at princeton
Harvard at Cambridge JUNE ~ 'o "
le. Yale at New YORK
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Trinity COLLEGE.

Hartford. March - (speiall.-At recent college
meeting IT. was voted TO present on class day to the
members OF the graduating class who hnd played two
wears ON the college eleven small gold footballs to be
paid for BY popular subscription.
The faculty at their meeting on Wednesday passed
a emotion orbidding any of the students 10 pull in the
tugof war without their parents permission ana II
doctors certificate and also decided that the tugoi-
war should De prohibited next year.
The members OF Delta Psi entertained their friends
with an evening at whist at the chapter house last
evening.
At "A meeting Of the College Tennis association,
officers were elected as follows President, Professor
". - Robb: secretary, W. r. Miles, 93; treasurer,
". T. COnhlIn
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HARVARD ANNEX.

Harvard Annex. March II (specIaD.N the last
meeting Of the Music club. sketches Of the prelude
the "slumber song and SPINNING Song" were read
AID illustrated by Frank Tynes at the piano. Mrs.
Tynes also sang.
On Tuesday afternoon Professor G. c. Everett spoke
Buddhism before the Emmanuel Socicy.
Mrs. Agassiz president OF the Society for the COT
legiatc Instruction OF Women, has left Boston for
California Her Wednesday afternoon teas ut the
Annex Will be gwen by Mrs. Cooke and Miss Horsfol
The regular members Of the freshman class gave n
tea on Friday afternoon for the specials belonging to
05 As Is usual In the freshman class. tho specials
far outnumber the regulars. In the sophomore class
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wiamstown. Mass. March - CSpcciaD-The men
who tD represent IN, baseball Interests 81 Williams
In the field this year have brcn chosen. though ind
vidunl positions not finally assigned. The names
are rs follows: Howard the lIoster brothers. Draper
TOwne. McMurrny. the Lynch brothers. Mapc'. Roberts
Davies aud Street. Howard captain Of these twelve
men I've played on the college team last year. a. T.
Clarke. Williams 80. Is coaching the team.
Recent entertainments In the course provided by
F. +. Thompson a concert by Miss Mary Howe as
sisted by Claude Fisher: lecture on the Canadian
question by ETastus Wmsn, and Illustrated talk Oh
Olympia by Miss Annie ;. Peck
DR. Steiner will next year arcept the place held
Inst year BY his father. DR.. Lewis u. Steiner.
librarian Of the Enoch Pratt Free Library In Baltimore
Professor Rice will return from Europe aud his
charge Of the instruction IN history which Dr. steiner
now holds. President Carter, whose duties are now
performed BY Professor FernOh. will return from
Europe next fall DR. Booth will preside at com
morcement.
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LEIIIGII.

South Bethlehem. Penn, March IS SpcaD.-IAst
Friday morning college meeting was held in the
chapel to find way to raise the money necessary for
the improvements in the athletic grounds. The sum
required ID $4,000, and 1t voted to raise 81 900
among the undergraduates, the athletic association
summing the remaining as a debt TO be paid of by in
coming clssees.
S. b. Knox, '93. elected vce-president Of the
intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
The Junior class held It's annual supper in Allentown
last Friday night The committee In charge consisted
OF J. o. Mathewson, A. b. Sharpe and W. F. Mylander
II. r. Blcke acted POSTMASTER
The ninth annual winter meeting Of the athletic
association held in the gymnasium yesterday
L. W. Walker 90 broke the running high Jump record
for Lehigi by clearing feet inches Dr. J. X. Shell
and ID. Chesteman. Of the athletic club Of the Schuylk
Navy. wrested exhibition bout and NJ. Stratton Of
the club spared with C. F. Seeey the GYM
nesium Instructor here. NJ ID. Sohou, 30: r. W.
Wilcox ard +. j. Dashiell acted judges, and G. f.
eeeley referee.
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New Brunswick March 10 (specinD Manager Day
ton has arranged number Of dates for the baseball
team OF the college
Professor scott, Of Princeton. will take his old
classes this year 10 the college.
Dr. Doolittles art lectures will be the co cdll-
caional plan, and Will be given four evenings OF
each week during the season.
Every one who Is Interested in the college Is proud
Of the fact that the Legislature Of the State has
ordered a portrait OF the late vice president, George
n. Cook, to be hung IN the State House
The trustees have conferred the degree OF A. NJ
on Edward Ellsworth, OF Poughkeepsle, n. Y.