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New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford Nov. 20 (Specal).-Thc football season
closed yesterday with II victory the homo grounds
over Columbia, with n srcrc Of 100.
Class work and regular winter gymnasium exercise
have begun under Mr. Foster. the Instructor The
gymnasium has been furnished with complete set Of
measuring Instruments and all the students are sub
lcctcd 10 a thorough examination. The glec club
and the banjo and mandolin clubs give their first
concert IN u couple OF weeks All three clubs have
been improving steadily.
The courses In biology and zoology under Professor
Smith becoming popular. and the need OF "a
BIOLOGICAL laboratory f. Felt and more. n 4,
hoped that sufficient money will he raised TO begin
work uron the building next spring.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Tie football team of stevens Institute has reelected
Frank Coyne, 9l. captain. His election unan-
imous. The prospects for next years team good,
though Mackenzie and Griawold two veteran players.
are lost. There is plenty of good material IN college,
however, ana % Will furnish at least one man.
The gun club had their second annual shoot at
the grounds 4, the association, and showed I'M
provAment IN their score. Mr.. Field, '0i, first
prize again. and Mr.. Summcrhaycs, 90, received
second.
The first appearance Of the glec club will be at an
entertainment gotten up by Mrs. Leeds and Mrs
Mayer Tor the first week In December. Both clubs
appear November 30 al the opening OF the Crium-
hia club. The Photographic society gives It's annual
entertainment and lntern slide exhibition In the first
week In December. Tie sketch club viii probably
lavc mn exhibition of sketches at the same ilms.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
GETTYSIrRG OOLLEGE.

Gcttysburc Penn Nov. 90 lspeci1n.- An carhcs
appeal for money TO procure m incl's'd h'h nv
been sent 70 the alumni 10y the athletic ass c'u"h
G.. n. Recn and +. II. Eurecss rcpfcs"nt'h inc J"
seminary at tie recent InicrscTirary Missionary
Alliance held at Auburn Mr.. Re read y pr en-
rtlcd o. Tho Past1r and the Foreign Flcli.-
The eloc club has been recognized Win th"''
members: DlGcndcrier, Baum, Sha r, While. NJ "a
Inlc Miller. Nicholas lr, Gre, Herr. Kline Lowers
Hoffman and Gable. iIersh. Madsra, laum, Iofman
MI"cr Ehrhart Bikle, Herr and swartz compo'e th'
Banjo Club Dutlcra Is manager.
The class Of 90 Las adopted m orange and blue
pennant - class button.
The following aye the members II the second eleven
Left end. Tichingcr. loft tackle Apple; l"n Eiarh
f,us. centre. flowers: right guard, Bc"ker' ilEn'
tackle. ~himor: right 1d Nckel; quarter back
Iautz half backs Kump and Endcrs fun back
M0ttcrn; substitutes, Loudon, Saylo. AenscS.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover ~ H., Nov. 20 (Special-Ihe l"'pa''
remnant will not come to Dartmouth TINS year Inv ~,
eleven faIled to play the game against Aihhc'e' " ~
,,d o.nns, Williams All team work and conce1ci
,c ION were absent from It's play.
The baseball association Is getting into shape for
another season. Henry G. Ide. 03, Of st. JohnNDury'
W. will manage the team, and Frank H. O'O'"or'
D. NJ G.. Of burlington. VI, Will be lis oap'a''i'
The candidates for the team will 90 into training l"'-
m,dateiy after THANKSGIVING.
A Dartmouth Press Club has recently been orS'n''
tzcd with these officers: President, MeIcaii' I'D
vice pesidcnt, J. II. BARTLETT "a; secretary anu "
nrcr !. l.. Merrill, ,'O3 executive committee Sa"''S
'g3: French, 90. md Hunt, D3. ~,
Wnrk on the new athletic field has been S'ISr'i'uu 81 81
until enrly I'm the sp,inr II Is planned u have IL
In readiness for tho spring games.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
ri TIGERS.

New wBrunswlck, ~ j., Nov. 90 (spccial).-Pro-
fcssor James f. Riggs, ID. D.. of the New Brunswick
Theological Seminary viii have charge of the services
Of the West End Collegiate Church Of NewYork City
after today. The Rev. Joseph Il. Duryce d. D..
Rutgers -. pastor o, the Grace Reformed Church OF
NewYorh City. preached In Kirkpatrick Chapel today.
Dr. Duryee received the degree OF u. d. a the RINGERS
commencement last June.
Three Rutgers College professors Will furnish lee
ture at tie Collegiate School, in seventy.
scventhst.. New-YOrk during the coming season.
The courses are six lectures astronomy 10y Professor
Robert W. Prcntlss, the first OF which vas delivered
last Friday evening; the English Bible by Dr.
william X. Duryee and In the spring on botany by
Professor Byron ID. Iialstcad.
President scott and Professor linlsead have re.
turned from NewOrleans. where they wero In nj.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass, Nov. 20 cp'cau.-ior NV on m,,
lime in the history of the college Amner', pas
49, cham,donshIp o. the Triangular Football League
W -. ., c,mes last year. however, resulted III I"
e.. tor frat place with Williams, but the latter f'
aimed the pcnnant ly virtue Of the championship VI
,hn nrev,ons season. This year the contest was ~
- ,r,y close Dartmouth scoring the only two po'n''
o,. IN championship games against the Ah"'la'
lien and these tclng gained by forcing Amhe's'
,ullbach to make safety TIE Wliinms e""'r
1o, r,.,,ed in score FAR larger than was exp'c''"
11.h n, the sricccss this year is due to the chf'u
and s,Ilful coaching OF &. o. Glll. the eX-cap''' "
r Vale eleven who hDs been here nearly al Vi ''''
,son The management OF the association by '' e.
,,ornorer has been satisfactory. The season closing
with all expenses If'id A.,
r,eat damage was done TO Appleton Cabinet 10y ti''
..v.re storm Of Friday night. The whole rool ""S
torn of and the collections In the building We're cA
Dosod IN the rain until temporary covering co"'u p
PROVIDED. , ,,--... ..,u o,,, .be,r ,unllnl
d,rnnr ~ the Huntington In that city next Ius'"3
,wrninr Dr., Edward Hitchcock Will be the guest VI
evening.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TIE wOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore, Nov. 90 (sp"c,al).-The regular meeting
Of the social Science Club held on Friday evening
Miss Richmond. secretary of the Charity Organization
of this city made an interesting address on True
Philanthropy" Two other lectures were also de
livcred last week by Hishop Henry Warren, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. the subject being The
Bible and the Education Of the World"
chorus class has recently been organized among
the students. which will be under tho leadership oi
Professor Henry schwing the director Of the school
OF Music The class will meet once week for
practice, and will devote attention % gee and choral
music.
Two exhibitions were recently v,n b. the advanced
classes In the gymnasium before the members Of the
Ioard of Missions ana other strangers who were In
the city. The wok done br tbs department is OF
general Interest to persons outside tn" college, and
every cay the cacres are ilei w.tl visitors to see
the ella exercises.
The Board of Control has announced that besides
the regular graduation theses, essays Will hereafter
be required Of all students III connection with every
Cve-hOur
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TIE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.

sewanee Tenn. Nov. 90 (specaD.-rhc first football
eleven of the University Of the south has just closed
Its series Of intercollegiate games. with five victories
ou Of contests. with total score Of l3G points,
TO Ga fer opposing tHams. The team is Hight one,
averaging only SO pounds but the scientific training
Of the men has ELECTED praise from all quarters Much
a the credit of this IS due the efficient trainer Mr.
erc,t 81 Bovdrin Col ege The series OF games Just
finished wa, as follows with Vanderbilt University.
nj Scwanec score ga: with University OF Tennessee,
at Scwanee. &C r, 5i-O: WITH tnivrrst OF virginia
nj Richmond, 90, with Washington ana -
Tnysrsty al Lexington, Va. score 22-lo WIN
University OF Tennessee, at Knoxville, score ~
with Vanderbilt University. at nashville score 2o-la
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
~ THE LOC1L COLLEGES.
cou,MDIA CLASS DINNERS.

rbo neml,ers of the Junior Ball Committee OF
Columbia College are perfec;ing the'r u''"'s =" "
for Columblas great ANIMAL socai oo'"s''i' INV
committee IS composed Of M"ssr hiidret' i'oo'ii''
penhord shrah, Grace and Locke ("Eoiicio) Mr.
vudrotb has been ELECTED chairman OF the committee
and Mr. Robbins. secretary and treasurer. The bail
uiu II, held on December %, In the college library
hail. The list of parOncsses 50 far secured Is s'io'7i
nv Mrs seth Low and includes many OF the raues Vi
metropolitan society. 49,
Al n meeting Of the rcorganized Phlolcxian Society
recently the following officers were elected ior trc
onsuIn, year: President Everett p. smith, W. vice
president. Harvey r. Kingsley, 03' treasurer Apple
ton Granns, '03; secretary, F. D. sch'' 49, a''u MS
torian, George h. Myers, 'O3. 49,
The frcshmln class in the School Of AVIS has
organized with the following officers: PrSceni' >.
seward. IT,. ylccprc,iGent Rogers H. Eacon; secre-
tary. F. >. Gibson treasurer Edwin Beer.
The Dramatic Club IS arranging fr performances
in the Berkeley Lyceum on December = ana ~
and actor December l. VIII make short trip through
Nev.- York state.
A meeting Of the executive committee OF the class
OF 90 va, held III tlc college library last week.
II was decided - hold the third graduate dinner Of
the class on December 20. the place to Dc announced
,ntor The executive committee consists Of VI T.
Bocert PRESIDENT r. y. peufod. vice rrnsicen' C. L..
Iivng,ton secretary: W =. Wlrburton. hI,O'iln and
e. VI. BlcccScr.
The various Undergraduate classes beginning to
con ,dcr The arrangements for their di1nrrs IN" ca,
" ~. Arts has postponed is dlnpcr until after
Christmas. The senior, have not Vet arranged the
for their dinner bat the sOphomors ere AL ready
The dinner will take pilc" December >, a the Hotel
Marlborough. Tic committee Is composed Of Joseph
: stout, Jr., chairman Victor W. lIunccrforl and
william a. Slay.acl from the School Of Arts. and
Edward b. and Lyman h. Srurgls. from the school Of
Mines. Presidents Frederic W. shepard, OF the School
~ Arts and Alfred F. Main. Of the school Of Mines,
Will speak on "Thc Glass: Hamilton Fish 81 on
Our Professors and Edmund l.. Douchorty " The
Grow" The other speakers are from the School Of
Mines and have not vet been chosen. Giles A. Taintor
will act as toastmaster The Dinner Committee Of the
senior class Is composed ~ william r. Bfncberhoif.
Clarence A. ieman. and Starr Tainfor.
Competition seems T. b. blessing In journalism at
Columbia college. The last lSsue Of The Coz
lnmba Spectator IS far superior 70 The previous
issues Of this year. while The he said ~ Tho
ln, two ISSUES II The Iige aud White the weekly
organ OF the college students
In The Junior class OF the School II Mines tie fol
loving have been elected members - the class execu-
tive committee, together With the class Offices: A..
TrowbrIdcc. ". +. Smith. w. II. Nicholas K. ".
Murriison, ir. is. ". Morris, J. {. Minor and j..
iecnlug.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
SWARTIfMORE.

swarthmore, Penn. Nov. 90 (speciaD.-Clemcnt
Lodge 49, has been elected president of the athletic
association. vice Frederick III. Cocks, 49, who has
left college to pursue the study OF Law AT Harvard
Walter W. Hilbert. president of the senior class
has left college and vlcepresdent Charles = Halo
well has assumed the chair
Florence Yost Hnmphries. Instructor In composition
and rhetoric has retired from the facny OF insrnc-
ton. Her successor has not yet been appointed.
The programme for the approaching convention OF
the College Association Of the Middle states and
Maryland is announced, and gives promise Of most
Interesting and profitable meeting. The sessions Will
be held at Swarhmore during the Thanksgiving holt
days
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

Easton PENN Nov 90 ispeclal.-Presldcnt War
field lecurcd AT WllkesbaTrc November IL on me
Revolutionary Period Of the History on inc '"'''
States"
The College Young Mems Christian HSa"clano" N"'
observed the last seven DAYS as week oi pFa' CT
With daily nneetlnge Friday the Rev. y. Douglas
Carllle spoke to a large audience in the coHeg'
chapel .
The faculty are requiring that students shaIi room
near the college grounds. believing that fNo'h'' al
remote pots Of the city causes too much o"s o u'o'
and tends toward distraction of thought as "'n ~
lack Of opportunity to engage IN 'he "''"7' ""'''
Of the social side of student life.
N, ! D. Updeqrove by request, IS giving twelve
lectures on the immediate care Of the Injured as
rart Of The gymnastic series , ,oo h, or
20 Ecothail manager ". \. Jones. Of 81 haS ar
-or qod Tor game with the state College me chhl"n m
80 he state League at Wilkesbare on November ID
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
ppvssr,Arn pOLyrECnNlC INSTITUTE.

Troy v Y. Nov. 90 CspcclaD.-Thc prizes offered
hv Director Ricketts, for the best class theses pparu
a,,rnc the summer have been awarded by the faculty
nc follows: In Division A. to NJ. j. Thompson Ia
Crosse. Wis: in Division b, TO f. f. i. JACK tr'd-
crcton, ~ b.: IN Division c, to Morton b"rlcn Of
Troy
George A. Just. c. f., OF New York, delivered Il
lecture Friday evening before large audience AT 'he
rooms OF the Rensselaer, society OF Engineers on the
subject, "The Engineer as an Architect"
Gilbert A. Beaver, who Is employed by the state
Association of the Young Mems Christian Association
will address the institute Association next Tuesday
evening. -, -
Tho non held AT the gymnasium last Thursday even
ing under the direction OF the unCn, was II great
success.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Colby UNIVERSITY.

watcfve. Nc. Nov. 20 ispccall.-Thc junior
parts have been announced ns follows: Greek, W. l..
Kcurick. Fairfield. Me-. Latin. 4. H. Evans, Harvard,
Nns,.; French, !. Kleinhaus IT,. Milford, Penn. :;
English D. ". Klmball. Cambridge, Me-. aud IN the
ladies class; Greek. Mis- f. II. Morrill, Wntcrviie.
Me; Latin. Miss G. G.. Jones. Dccring. Me: French.
Miss NJ. J.. Carleton. WostbrOok Me-; English MIS-,
!. VI iIt1lcton. Norway. Me.
The pinns Tor bathrooms have nccc'sateC mn aidl-
,ion 10 the gymnasium. The wall, of the new wing
are now being raised n Is hoped that Tho work VIII
o completed in timo for the indoor work OF the
baseball and football teams.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
ACTION OF THE FACULTY RESPECTING FEA
TFRNITIES.

TERNI1IEs
Chicago Nov 90 6p~cian.-Thc !ollowihe "Vuo"
on tho freternlty question was taken bv the iHcWN
q, us ,oet mectinr viz: "Thc faculty deems inc
cstabl shment OF secret societies In TIC 'hNcrS! VI
Chcarn 10 be undesirable In It's Judgment the ends
songht bv these societies far as they are anoabe'
may bo eocure, nv other means which shall be Tree
from the objection Of of rigid cNcSveh'SN'
and of oniacoosm to the democratic spirit which Is
inherent I'm the highest scholarship and manhood ana
the most exalted citizenship and II would be deeply
crn,ifcd that II the high purpose and lofty cehg Of
the body of students should lead them 10 oooP'r1c
with II By voluntarily excluding everything that makes
against a broadly fraternal spirit on when lhc 'hr
vcrsIty of Chicago was founded" If chapters arc
organized here, the following are the rules passed by
the trustees and the faculty to which they must sub
nit
l. Each chapter organized mast submit It's louss
rules to the faculty for approval.
= That each appoint representative with whom
the faculty may confer at such times as may be de
slrable.
o. That membership In the societies be restricted
10 Students Of the second year academic colleges and
students Of the university colleges.
Already four five frsternics have been established
here. The sentiment among the students Is accept
tnc advice of the faculty.
The aoinch glasses made for the University Of
university. \ deposit Of $50 600 has been made By
Mr.. Yerkes, and they have been turned TO Avan
Clark Co.. for polishing This firm promises the
glasses In twelve T. eighteen mORihs Ihc univciSll!
hopes to get site for the large observatory In South
Park. Otherwise II may select site outside Of
Chicago.
The university has received several gifts during the
last week, which Will be announced TO the public In
he nplr
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
TUFTS.

Tufts College, Mass. Nov 20 pccnl).-Insiructor
Dnsley has this week completed the physical meas
urrmcnts Of the students Robinson. '03 shows total
strength OF 2.432 pounds This breaks the coll, ge
record Of o343 made last year 10y Dunham. 'O5. Rob
inson l. finely developed athlete and has been play
Ing lrf guard on the Tuits eleven for three Yeas
The glre club made IT. first appearance Of the
son at Boston last Tuesday evening The club is rccelv-
Tag excellent training at the hands Of Instructor Lewis
". S. Small. '04, leads the singing and T. s. Walker,
o. the mandOliIs.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

phys.cn, cnl,ure. They have adopted the >nna Jeh.
moss Miller rainy day costume. which consist oi snort
sl,ts and cgsinrs and splash through the water
ard mud rs freely and safely as th"r maj" brethren,
The annex 10 The gymnasium has not been s'"r'e''
CO. h,t tho Mcmillan Gymnasium has been opciied.
and Miss Cnrrie Berry Phelps, Of Toledo ollo pm
cipol Of Phc,p school 70? PHYSICAL Culture IS IRAN.
In, tb, cocd," there. Twenty th0usaid G''r' -
needed to complete III" giIls annex 10 'h' waterman
Gymnasium. ,,,o, a., ,uc,tr,r Athletic
assoclotion nj Detroit on SATURDAY. IL to a. ,
m Detr,,t sh school Alumni have raised a fihu
m ecnd three needy students 20 Ann ArbOr each year
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
WILLIAMS.

wilamstown. Mass. Nov. 20 CSpccal.-Thc foot
bah season. eliminating In Fridays Overwhelming do"
feat has. 0i course, been disappointment 10 all the
friends Of william The OUTLOOK for next year. how
ever IS by no means gloomy. Garfield. Enns and
Nelson will be The only members Of this years team
who VIII not return next year. and with proper mau-
ngemcnt there Is every TO believe that Will
aus's former football reputation will be sustained.
Owing to Professor Ricc's Illness. all the work In
history and the Art Association lectures have been
discontinued II Is hoped that before next term, how
ever, TINT Professor Rice will BE- able 10 resume hl3
work.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE

Annapolis. Nd Nov 30 (spccioD-Thc students
will he allowed Friday November 25. as an additional
holiday 10 Thanksgiving Dav. Most Of them will
take advantage Of this brief vacation TO visit their
homes.
A hearty special meeting held here niccr the
auspices Of the college y. NJ. c. A. THURSDAY even
Ing last being portion OF the programme arranged
for the due Observance OF the Week Ct PRAYER for Col
lcges. Brief but Interesting addresses given by
the Rev ". S. SouthGitc. d. D.; the Hon. 4. :.
Riley Chaplain Clarke. L. S. ", and the Rev. j. W.
MclvaiGe.
A severe gust Of wind OF Friday blew oil rion
OF the roof OF the gymnasium and OTerlhrew con
siderable length Of the fence about the football Held
A banquet will be held at an caiy late by the
alumni living In Ncw-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
ERN\ NAMR.

Bryn Mawr College. Penn. Nov. 90 (SpcciaD-On
Friday evening the freshman class gave their com
nl,mentary play 10 the sophomorrs. II entitled
"Comos: a Paraphrase," In which Comos tho
worldly youth who tried 10 ence from the paths Of
learning maiden TO whom tho Genius Of Bryn Mawr
had once appeared. The play wa, one OF thc brightest
ever given by any freshman class. number ~
guests ai the college. and several small teas were
gwen early In the evening In their honor.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

TIE and professorshps In the lnuus'il'i
dcnnrtment They have also elected as trustees On
the part Of the state. senator Justin D. Morrh' ''s
sins Peck and q. :. Fassct.
The auinnl Of New York CITY are arranging d ''"'
ouet for the Inst OF January.
F. N. Core. VI. A., Is soon 10 give o"'"9' ".
cctires TO young In Burlington Oh eoonUnis' ar" ~
lhe history Of finance In this country, iIS - -, -
siSn ncani bc 1nnns as II Is the first effort to promote
university extension IN Vermont
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL.

Carlisle. Penn, Nov. 20 SpeciaD.-Capian Pratt has
Just returned from visit 20 The Pre Ridge Rcserv-
ton He gives glowing account Of tie work con"
Brown.
Miss Barr, Of Prince Ehward Islnrd. and a grndun'c
Of the Boston City Hospital Training School for
Nurses has taken charge OF the school hospital.
benjamin Caswcl Is playing Oh The Dean on Col
lprc football te1m
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
DICKINSON.

Carlisle. Penn, Nov. 20 (spcclal).--Last week the
services for the week Of payer duly car cut
Glass prayer meetings were held Tn cvcnn ng NEE.
incs were conducted BY Professor Stephens, Profcs
Mcnire, Dr. Durcll, Dr. Harmony and Dr VI an.
n chess club has been formed.
Masters, '03, Is assistant In the gymnasium. Work
has begun In this department and Is cOmpul ory for
the freshman and sophomore classes.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

Clinton. n. V. Nov. 90 tSpcciaD-Thc football team
PLAYED their last leaguc game Of the season with
Rochester University at Rochester. y. l.. f1oay,
November 15 score. 10 10 in favor OF hamilton
Hamilton lost the game with Union College 10y
score NJ 10 IN O. This gives Hamilton Secoud place In
the State League with Union first. and Rochester third
S. A. Beaver. state secretary of the rennsyvanla
College V NJ. G. A.. and Frank Keller yale O2l' sec
retary of the Students Volunteer Movement Tor
Foreign Missions, are visiting The l. NJ u a. u t'c
college and conducting meetings.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
COLORADO COLLEGE.

Colorado Springs, Co Nov. 90 SpeciaD.-Both Of
the halls al Colorado College are full Of students
and the Board OF Trustees trying TO devise ways
and means for the accommodation Of the increased
attendance.
President Slocum's policy has led him TO rcniain
closely at the college and carry the fun work OF one
the most important professorships. and the spirit
oS high scholarship and hard work that exists among
the fnculty produced results that have surprised
the brst friends OF the Institution.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

Lewiston. Me-, Nov. 30 (spcclan-Thc last week
has been occupied with examinations chiefly. Wcdncs-
day, Thursday and Friday having been given up 10
them. Tie sophomorcs have all finished their debates
and the freshmen have been portoncd out into d.
visions for next years debates. The Eur0sophan
public meeting great success. especially tho pre-
scntaon Of abridgcment OF 4 Midsummer Nights
Dream" on Friday the college closed Its fall term.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, Nov. 20 (speclal).-The flee club has
Just been rcorganIzel for Tic season seven cf The
members OF last years organization: remain. Tho
new club i made mp follows First t"no:'. swift,
EarstOw, Learn. Smith second tenois, Er1w', Han
ford Sage Morse: first bass. Jennings III sell. MI
ler saunders: second bass. Andrews Bingham, GOOD
win Jones' F. f. Andrews Is president. T. W.
Eastman leader and VI. r. Jennings manager.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

Wellesley. Mass. Nov 90 fSpccinD.-The Democrats
In the college held banquet Saturday evening 10
celebrate Clcvclnnd's election. The banquet was
followed by IA torchlicht parade
The Rev. Charles ). Robinson. d. D., Of New
York CITY, preached at tho college on sunday.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
IIANEREOHD.

IIavcrford Nov. 20 (Spccal.-A new course has
been established in Fine Arts. II has long been needed
and is going to be popular The course begins This
week. ard consists Of classroom work under Richard
T. Cadbury, Ph. D., and public lectures by ANen
sanpsOn.
friend OF the college has given 10000 10 the
Library Fund Thu donaon increases the annual IN
COM, of the fund TO ~ 900.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
ELNIRA COLLEGE.

Elmra, Nov. 90 (Specian.-The various college
representatives at the y. w. G. A. state Con-
vention in this city hold conference here November
s. Warren Wilson gave an interesting address. The
delecatcs about thny-fvc In number were enter
tancd at the c.o.e Of the meeting
The Rev. Tiu.ur, Ot Toxic pan, addressed tie
y. ". &. A. SUNDAY evening November l3.