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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

Wellesley. Mass, March 90 CSpecial-Professor
Lyon, Of Harvard University, gave the last OF hs
series Of lectures upon Assyrian monuments on Tues
day evening. Al It's close reception was given %
Professor and Mrs Lyon by President Shafer and the
faculty in the faculty parlOrs.
On Monday evening Mrs. Mary a. Lvermore gave
lecture 10 the students the subject, "A Dream of
Tomorrow
Professor Dolbesr Of Tufts College, visited Wellesley
on Friday and In the evening spoke 10 the physics
classes upon Modern Theories If Electrciiy.'
The members Of the sophomore boat crew VIII this
year be appointed by the director Of the gymnasium
instead Of being elected by class vote The results OF
this innovation Us they affect the character Of the
crews rowing will be awaited with considerable in
tcrcst and curiosity.
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HAMILTON.

Clinton y. V. March 20 epccal).-The Mckinney
prize debates were announced this noon. They arr
John McCOllum CuTan Walter Thomas COuper. Carl
Herman Dudley, Charles Andrew Fssuie, Thomas
Newton owen, George Franklin Wood.
The new officers OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION are President. r. C. BrOckvay, '03; vice
president John g. Campbell '03 corresponding secrc-
tary Warren H. Everett, ~: recording secretary,
Frank c. Gouldng, '94 treasurer, Ely Buell., 30.
The Underwood prize examination In chemistry.
open to the who have elected chemistry, and
the CuTran and IIawIey classical examination in Greek
and Latin, open 10 juniors who have elected those
subjects, will Thursday. The Munson pnze
examination In German deferred until next term.
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MT. HOLYOKE.

South IIadley, Mass March 20 (SpecaD.-Ihe pro
grlnme Of the concert last Tuesday evening the
song cyclus &" Die schohe Muerln.7 and three duets
BY Schubert. Frau Amalle Joachim has a rich con
trsto voice, with wonderful power Of expression. Miss
Vler whitney White. pupil Of Frau Joachim, sang six
Of the twenty songs Of the cycus. The singing m
Annie Laurie" Flow Gently, sweet Afton,' aud
other familiar songs In English delight to all who
20 fortunate to hear the singing in the chapel
on Wednesday morning The students showed their
appreciation by Il gift OF beautiful roses.
Professor BlSsel, of Hartford Theological Seminary
gave lecture on Tho Higher Criticism" last Friday
evening.
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WESTERN RESERVE.

Cleveland Ohio, March 20 (spcciaD.-Professor
Eugene wambsurh, now OF Iowa state University, Will
BE- the dean OF the new Law school OF Western Reserve
University ut Cleveland lie is regarded az one OF the
most promising OF tho younger law teachers He was
trained Harvard, practiscd law for nine years In
Cincir natl and Is finishing his third year as pro
fessOr In Iowa state University.
John L. Woods Of Cleveland has given $4,000 20
the Woman's College OF Western Reserve University at
Cleveland n memorial 10 his wife. This sum makes
up s22a 900 which has been received in te first year
Of President Thwing's administration. $500
University Extension fourishes at Cleveland. The
pi ofessors OF Adcbe College and OF Case School have
Ia fhe eight weeks formed classes Of GOO member
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE DE-


New.Iaven Conn., March 20 (SpccaD.-rhe idea VI
the Yale management in securing coach for the o''n
didates for pitchers IS proving a capital one nv
ander Person has trained the aspiiants dunhR 'he '
week and decided improvements have been sho"n'
There is no doubt that Bowers. 90. will be the UNI
versity pitcher again this year HIS speed Ia" eIe't'
improved and his work is satisfactory in all reSP7o"
Ridgeway 49, Case "a. Davis. '0j. and Gray L. -
are the other candidates. GRAY is promising calui
date The first game Of the season VIII be p"Nou vi
the Yale field April >, the opposing team u come no
Boston The Boston League club will play on the i"io
field April and ..
The university crew candidates are hard at work
Captain IIartwell and Ives, 93. have acted as co"1
but today John Rogers. captain Of the famous e'sn'
Of 81 arrived and his intention is to remain long
enough 10 teach the candidates many Important Po"
on the Cook stroke. IN point OF WHghI thIs Se'' ?
crew will be the llghtest that ever sat In Yale poaU
at one Of the great intercollegiate races.
new literary club Is to be organized al 1Hie '4i''
Will be of larger range than the Chi Delta Theta So
ciety which is made up Of the editors OF Inc LII nu
"A few others who have done good work on " Inc h.'
The new society is designed 10 include all those VINO
had philosophical stand. and in addition such o'her
members of the university have displayed h'er"iS
ability either some college paper OF In tne oe""' "
the Yale Union.
The arrangements for the Yae-HarvaM deba'e' u
be presided over by Chauncey NJ. Depew, in 'hS Guy
ON Friday evening. March 23. complete, ana Tue
event is sure 10 Ike one Of much Interest Inns "a.
haze will he participated in by three Yale men, P.'I
t5a citv r. NJ Mutually Of Pendeton, 5. c. and
Julian i. Chamberlain OF New, oiK VIII rh pdiate
Yale All are men OF mS in he New Haven House
Mr.. Depew win act as toa 9,,liah Phelps. Pro
spSndsd to 1S t''f Prosor A. " wheee
Henry f. Rowland r. r. tpon ~ H. n ,nS pr9
fp-.or Hart. of Harvard. and c. II. Brce. IT, one
hundred Harvard students will be present
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Syracuse, n. y. March 20 specal).-The annual
election Of officers Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION occurred Friday afternoon. The following
were chosen: President George IL. Iidgh; viccpresi
dent W. H. Van BenscOten recording secretary, ). +.
Heron; corresponding secretary, q. W. Gardner;
trea surer, II. 0. HorbOch
The glee and banjo clubs gave concert In Wieting
opera House the evening OF March 10. About
S4sO. was realized.
A rare collection of stones and figures from
an old African temple has been received for the
University Museum. A collection OF fishes from the
Smithsonian Institution has also just been added.
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

The weekly lectures Biblical subjects by DR..
Brooks have been We'll attended.
The lecture given last week by Helen Dawes Brown
was success, financially. Well as otherwise.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Brown will repeat her PAPER
on David Grieve. The reading will take place at the
house Of Mrs. Frederick T. Brown 6J3 Madison ave-,
and tho Barnard scholarship Fund will receive the
benefit.
The freshman have chosen rose pink for the class
color, and the sweet pea for the class flower.
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IIAVERFORD.

IInverford College, PENN, March 90 (specIall.-The
following have been elected officers OF the baseball
association: President o. J. Palen. '02; vice-presi-
dent G. q. Hoag '93, secretary +. Z. Iustine, "a
treasurer and manager, f. Woolman. '03.
Commencement speakers have been chosen by the
faculty as follows Graduate student, j. \ Morris
~ seniors ". NJ. Hart. NJ. +. Collins and - r. Var
1all
"Germnnic Origins Is the title OF book Just ont by
Dr. f. Is. Gummerc, Professor Of English. 1t Is study
IN primitive Germanc culture.
The HnvcliOri fellowship for lo0a'O3 has been
granted 10 s. X. Yamall '02.
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OBERIlN.

Obern. ohio. March 20 (SpeCla.-A successful re
clta was given In Warner Concert Hall last week. the
proceeds OF which to aid In sustaining the American
churches in Lcipsic and Berlin. A number Of Oberlin
graduates at present studying in Germany. and
port fvoraby the influence OF these churches on
lean students.
Professor g. Y. Wright has delivered his sixth
lecture before the Lowell Institute The previous lect
Of the series have called forth favorable criticism
by the press. The last subject considered Man,
and tho Lava Beds OF the Pacific COast.p
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InIINS IInpkINS.

Baltimore March 20 GSpeciaD.-A new build
Ing viii shortly be constructed for tho rapidly growing
geological department Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. The Investigations made during the past few
years into the geological formations In Maryland have
attracted the attention OF scientists In all parts OF
the country.
branch Of the Kappa Delta Society has boon
quietly organized. II Is composed exclusively OF
undergraduate seniors. aud Is designed h. occupy In
tho Hopkins position similar to that which the skull
and Bones aud Scroll and Key societies do In Yale
University.
The banjo club gave a concert the other night
which was delightful affair The new mandolin club
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COLGATE

Hamilton. " T., March 10 (speciaD Professor J. ".
Taylor, LII. d.. Of the department OF mathematics
expects TO sdl for Europe early in April To be gone
until September. The regular work of the classes
during his absence has been provided for.
The gee and banjo clubs planning for
tended vacation trip Tho glec club numbers twenty
men, who appear In cap, and gowns.
The officers OF the Young Mems Christian AsSOcia
don Just ci,.tel President, Il. /. h'Lellan
D3 vice president. A. W. Rogers. '0i recording sec
Rotary, W. ". BASTARD. '05; corresponding secretary
l.. Il. Morris, "a treasurer. VI W. htackpole. 49,
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford, March 20 (5peoaD.-1he Trinity giee and
banjo clubs gave their first concert under the new
manager, Clarke Churchman '03. at Unity Hall in
this city last Tuesday evening. The concert was sue
cessfu In every particular.
A college pedestrian club has been formed, with
W. +. Collins '03, president
At meeting of the athletic association Edward
aml,p was elected freshman member Of the executive
committee.
Lieutenant Barenspung delivered very entertain
ing lecture on THE Mex, War in Europe before the
AthcDaeuni and its friends
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TUFTS COLLEGE

Tufts College, Mass. March 20 CSpcciaD.-C. F.
Darling member OF the freshman elias. whose home
was in RoXbury Mass. died March II Of neuralgia
complicated with heart failure. Nr Durlng was IL
member OF the Theta Delta Chi fraternity.
The faculty Of the Divinity school las invited
Anthony Blsovsky, r. +. Conner and Harry Backford
20 deliver commencement parts. Tho seniors Of the
department have Invited Profc william q. Tousey
10 preach the ordination sermon In June.
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The speakers for the commencement exercises OF the
Law school Of the University Of the City OF NewforK
have been appointed by the faculty. rs follows Carlos
G.. Allen, Joseph 7. Brown. Alsernon >. Norton and
Hugo Winterer Frederick f. Gunnson has been elected
grand marshal on the occasion. The exercises VIII
take place on May 26. at the Metropolitan opera
House.
The Junior class OF the Law School held ITS first
annual dinner Morello's, Friday evening" wash
ington Irving Alphonsu5 Brauns acted toasmaster
and the respondents Andrew Byrne, Nathaniel A
Elsberg william d. Farwe, Thomas q. Ferrelh
Arthur Marcus King Robert Il. MacKec and John p.
Donnellan.
The following names have been added to the list OF
members Of the Woman's Advisory Committee Of the
University: Mrs. G. A. Ilertcr, Mrs. Edward G. Bod
man. Miss A. d. Jennings and Mrs. F. W. Downer.
The committee IS considering plan 10 raise 100000
additional endowment for the School OF Pedagogy.
The athlete, OF the university getting into Trim
for the spring work. Among those who are training
are A. G. Bill p. b. TompLlns J L. Clark and I. b.
Penfed, In the sprints: u. Il. I1seck, p. c Penty,
c. A. BILL +. L, GunnisOn and +. j. Adams, for the
distance runs; J. L. Lambert for the walk, Eugene
Berry and Leo Erdman for the bicycle race. Z. ].
Abbott j. G. Newman and Charles Livingstone, In tho
weights; f. J. Abbott, Thomas g. sherman. 1r.. and
W. l. A. Bruins, in the broad jump: and I. G. Shear
man, r, T. b. Penfeh C. A. Bill and T. j. Abbott, In
the high jump, 7. q. Sherman, jr. will probably
OF these, c. A. Fin, T. j. Abbott F. E. GunnIson,
T. b. P,nhed and F. J, Adams 6rst prizes in the
games last year and 7. q. shearnan, jr.. is lale's
famous Jumper OF two years ago. Mr.. Shearman l.
taking a post graduate course in the university and
has silIned his intention tlrin for the ntercOl-
egate games, entering for the university.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
STATE NORMAL COLLEGE,

Albany. March 30 (Spccal).-The lecture on Wedncs.
day evening by Charles h. Skinner, deputy superin-
tendent OF public instruction. before the college stu
dents was inspiring plea for instruction OF the chill
dren, with special reference 10 the making Of good
and intelligent citizens.
The president Of the college DIR. Milne being unable
through Illness 10 meet engagement to lecture before
the Troy Teachers Association on Tuesday evening,
his place filed by Professor T. W. Wetmorc who
spote Education In the ORIENT
The college WAS visited Thursday by the newly
appointed deputy superintendent, Professor Sanford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. March 80 ,spcciai-rhe college IL
preparing It's exhibit for the Columbian Exposition.
Earl SVEN. ~ 90 lla- been elected edtorn chief,
and ". &. Chambers Of o. business manager Of" The
Lafayette FOR the ensuing year. The new members
u the tdi,olinl board are T.. g. Edwants AMI l.. Nc
Cormlck 81 ~. aud 4. +. lIOvey. Of 10.
Tho -cnior, have decided 10 return To their former
method Of celebrating cI,o day, far as the evening
performance II concerned. The Promenade concert on
ilc campus which last year attracted crowd esu
mated NJ 5000. has become too un"irldy. and un
de-. ratlc characters forced their IN. paw con
cert with hnnd OF ixty pieccs viii BE- given in the
rcra House wlcc 900 be seated.
The alumni advis1ry athletic committee. Of which
Professor T. A. March 1r.. l. chairman. have procured
within $500 OF the amount required b. purchase en-
coyd ground, for Held sports and all the ball games
,S acre. Of the Wagcucr property. with frontage 81
40 feet toward the cocp, convenient Of access has
icon secured Tie football grounds will he In rc1dl
nos, mi, fall The baseball diamond Will not be laid
out until next spring.
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington n. j.. March 20 (opecial).-A musical
recital wns given In the seminary chapel Friday
evening by the students Of tho musical department
This Il new feature in school life here and Professor
r. f. Cuf under whose direction il given deserves
credit his efforts 10 make IL the that IL
tainly
DR. Hanon, who is attending the annual sfssion OF
SewJersey Conference elected chairman of the
Conference delegation TO TN, General Conference was
held at omaha, Neb., In May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
ST STEPHENS GOIJFGE

Annandae, y. Y, March 30 tspecal).-work has
already begun for the foundation OF the new library
building given the college by DR.. Hoffman rerently
Tie building, which will be OF stone. and VIII DO
entirely OF nreproof material. will stand ut the moth
end Of the college buildings.
on Thursday the third Of the course Of Lenten ser
mons was delivered before the students by Bishop
Talbot whose subject "The Law OF Liberty
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UNION COLLEGE.

schenectady. n. y. March 20 tspeciaD.-Plesident
Webster has returned from his visit 10 Florida much
improved In health.
Mr. Pepper. who has been the assistant In the de-
part Zen. Of modern languages since Professor Wells
went abroad. expects u sail for Paris IN April. Pro
lessor Wells. the senior professor IN this department.
will be home IN short time. and will resume his
regular work at the opening OF the spring term. Pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
TILE WOMAN,S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. March 20 (SpecaD.-A committees has
been appointed 10 represent the interests Of the
woman's College In tho educational exhibit at the
Worlds Fur.
Dr. Hans Frocher. associate in the German Language
and ntcrauc. Is delivering course OF lectures on the
post Goethe to the German department.
The board OF control have decided that In future
srecla students matriculstc in the same studies
required by students doing full college work In their
department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
nORDENroWN MILITARY INSTITUTE

Borcntown y. j., March 30 Cspecial)A new
monthly, "The Skirmisher.' edited by tho students,
sends out IT'S first number this month.
Lectures have teen recently delivered by President
RAYMOND OF Wesleyan University, on "The Ihher
Education; by W. +. Johnson. Of New-lorl on
March H. TON. ard his Tcdchcrs.n
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II Johns COLLEGE

ANNAPOLIS March 20 (SpecaD.-Tbe alumni
siding I'm New York have Just issued their articles Of
association is enacted that the name OF the assoca
ton shn be the "Ncwlork Association Of the Friends
OF St Johns College and that all graduates and all
friends of the college residing near NewYork may
he members OF the association. The noxt annual din
ner will be held on November H. T. II. Worries Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

fcsr uax has sailed for Bermuda t. be absent ANU"
two weeks. ,,,uc
The baseball manager mas arranged uie ,,a ~
enc. At bomc-UnIversi;y Of Vermont. May IL :
svracuse University MAY .; Colgate, May TO- nan"
uton Aprl %: Williams May 20 AWAY frol to nam Anr
university OF Vermont MAY 20 and II Co,t"'0' 1F
I 90 srracusc April 80; Glens Fails, May ~
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COLLEGE FOR TIE rRAIyING OF TEACHERS


on the occasion OF Professor Louise Manning Hodg
knS's lectures Friday afternoon and saturday MORN
ing the hall Of the York College for the TRIMMING
OF Teachers filed not only with the regular st,l
dents and the members OF the extension classes but
also by numbers OF the members OF the Wellesley Club
aud OF the Association OF Collegiate Alumnse, many OF
whom came from places within radius OF sixty miles
Of the city. The subject Of the first lecture was "A
Method in studying Litcratue'; OF the second, AN
Hour With Chaucer7 As heretofore announced these
lectures mark the beginning of Professor Hodgldns's
official connection with the college. She will prepare
for next year special Of Lectures on literature
from the teachers point Of view. The lecture by
superintendent Andrew = Draper has been appointed
for saturday, April .. at IL o'clock.
Plans for the new buildings 10 be begun during the
spring In the hands of the architect and have
been submitted IN part to the faculty and the board
OF trustees. 1t has been virtually agreed that the
buildings shall be main building for the assembly
hall. library, reading room, gymnasium. museum and
lecture rooms OF the various departments, and a
chanic arts building for the departments OF mechanic
arts and Of fOlm study and drawing with their ap
propriae Libraries and museums.
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TIE LEHIGu UNIVERSITY.

South bethlehem, Ifnh March 20 Cepecial) .-Pres-
dent LambcrtOn has returned from his trip to ,Alco.
The honorary society Of Tau Beta ri held It's nitia-
ton la-t Monday night, and the following men were
taken In: II. j. AttlcS W. l. Boyd, II. G. H. Heck,
&. II. Maurice G.. l.. Mckenzie, G. j. O'Neill, ~ NJ.
Osborne X. D. Randolph and F. G. Warmnn, all from
the junior class.
At a meeting OF the musical ORGANIZATIONS Fri
day. T.. NJ. Sawtcllc, '03, was elected manager vice
IL. Adams, %, resigned. W. e.. Whldin, 90, has
been elected TO the gec club.
The BurrD last Friday elected the following editors
for the coming year: G. W. Infhlurst, 03, T. J..
Bray 'O4 J. j. Gibson. 95, and F. Baker. 05 G.. H..
Durfcc was elected business manager Tho offices on
tho board were Tiled No follows: ii. d. McCaskey,
O3 cdltOr-ln chief =. H. knox, '03. exchange editor
g. II. FROST D3, local editor VI. L. Cooke ~, alumni
edltOr and J. j. GIbsOn. '05. secrcinry.
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composed Of selections from Die Schone Muherh,
The second part consisted OF three Duets oS VI"
solosts Of the evening Frau Amalie JOACHIM an"
Claude Fischer, vioiinist. the soloist at inc
ANALYSIS class on Friday.
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MASSACHUSETTS, INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY

Boston March 20 Especial ."r Technique FIR 1902 Is
out II contains the usual class histories lists OF The
officers and students u the Institute grlnd- on the
Instructors. and other matter II Il well Illustrated
Tech the school, Journal. will change next year from
a bl weekly to a weekly paper.
Lieutenant Hawthorn, Of the 4th United States
Artillery succeeded General Moore aS Instructor In mill
tnry tactics on March /. Drill has been easy sub
feet here IN the past the students attending the eAer
cl.e- lrrcCrilnrly Lieutenant Hawthorn has made
rules however, which will compel regular attendance
I'm the future mas established recitations In tactics
for the officers Of the battalion.
Mr.. whtehouse. Instructor IN gymnastics, has full
cIssscs at the gymnasium every afternoon and NUN
Der Of men are in special training Tho annual open
scratch games Off on March IL. Crane, 'D2. took
tll pole vault and Bios, the Harvard Splinter, won
ihe inv-yarl dash. The class OF 10 has challenged
81 10 an athletic contest TO take place before April l.
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SMITH COLLEGE,.

Northampton, March 20 specal).-Onc OF the most
delightful concerts Of the winter given In The
college hall Wednesday evening. The programme WINS
composed entirely OF selections from Schubert and was
vocal throughout The first part was q songcyclus,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
IVES THE BILLIARD CHAMPION.

Chicago March 2O.-Frank c. Ives is now the cham.
pion billiard player Of the world. Last evening. by
Of 500 to ADO. he defeated schacier who
for some time has held the championship.
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I'si:SG,::ss!:M5S:$S:3SSM#a

~ every man who can possibly spare the time to start
M once and train faithfully until May IA, and contnu
ing from then till May Is, tie date Of the intercoi-
cgates.
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orcanzca recently participated W MoIna WicS Sa
sidney play the Tand Sdrson feT wla%s The
1r; inc Thu c,nh will accompany the banjoisoS vi
their Virginia tour at Faster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

one OF the great achievements of this country Is
the Empire state Express Of the Ncwiork Central