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RENSSELAER, pnLYrEcHyIC INSTITUTE.

Troy. y. T.. Dec / CSpccial.-Theodore Voorhees,
Il. i. l., 80, general superintendent OF the Newfork
Central and Hudson River Railroad. lectured on De
ccmbcr : on Transportation" briefly describing the
methods OF constructing. "lupping and operating
railroad. Captain y T. Hunt. president Of the Pitts
lurs Reduction company, lccturcd on Thursday evening
on Aluminium describing the metal and lis alloys and
suggesting large number Of whore II might be
adyantagcouly used.
Professor James Hail. Of Albany. writes that he has
packed seven boxes ~ fossils and Is about 10 com
plcc the collection that he intends II place in the
Alumni Building The mincrlueical collections Of the
institute are being boxed mp Tor removal. and II
expected that Professor Mason will De- able 10 hold
rotations in the new building by January g.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
4 WEEK OF GAYETY.

Cambridge Dec. Is (speciaD-The week when mas
Iust closed and the few days remaining before inc
beginning Of the Chr tmas recess have been inca VIII
the stOmary round of Gayety. on Ihursud! "e'
the first of the Harvard Assemblies was gwen in
Pece's Hall under the management OF +. = Blake
1913; ~ r. Robb 90: l.. ~ rockingham '93. and H.
X Thomas '93. Mrs. Arthur AmOry, Mrs Natiahei
Tbayer Mrs Alexander COChrane and Mrs. Franz Ia
Zerrahn the patrOnesseS. ON the same evening
La Conference Frsncase presented Molere's comedy.
6 LIE Bourgeois Gentilhomme" in Bralte Hail. The
cast well arranged and the characters trained by
Professor de Sumichrast, Of the French Department
on Fiduy night the annual fall concert was gwen
BY the Musical Club This practically begins Their
seres Of concerts which will be gwen during the vac-
ton at points btwcen here aud Chicago. The clubs
start from Cambridge Thursday and give their
first concert in NcwYork the same evening. ON
Monday the uual private theatricalS for past mem
bers will be given by the Iiasty Padding Cub In the
theatre at the clubhouse The principal parts VIII
10 taken BY Wilder, Gade, Tsdalc. Bell Brown, l.
Blake, Bardccn Nichols and Reyes. Of 'e3. The
Christmas begins Thursday afternoon and lasts
until January 3, the day OF registration
OF the four speakers selected by the judges 10 repre-
sent Harvard in the coming debate with Yale the
necessary three lave been chosen. They are A. j.
Stone '03; L. H. Warren, '95, and C. Nrooman. Sp
The first two spoke the debates last year, and are
men OF Acknowledged ability. The third is less ex-
perenced but may be expected TO represent the college
worthily.
The coming intercollegiate chess tournament. to be
he'd in New York during the holidays, is novelty in
the way OF intercollegiate affairs and bids fair 10 be
q popular one. The men 10 play for Harvard are
c. b. Wilson, 94 and S. NJ. Ballou, 'e3. Besides these
the club viii take down substitutes j. NJ MacKaye,
sp.; +. Goldmark '94. and W. l.. Van Kleek. 'O5.
Wilson and Ialou have been playing by way of preps
ration, with prominent members of the Boston Chess
Club, which has offered every facility them better
themselves in tho game
The season of outdoor athletes closed on Monday
with cross-cOuntry run. only tile men who had
proved themselves the fastest III tie series OF
hare and hound competed. There were fourteen
entries. j. Maney g3, won over j. o. Nichols l.. =.
in the las, few yards, the time being 30 min ~ >
sec. Tie distance covered five quarter miles.
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J. uchlcop.lc. Dec l. cpc' i'n.-Last sunday even
tag Jacob Rii, gave lcctur" upou Tie Work of TIE
Kings sons and DaurAfcr- ~ the Tenement How "N
IN Ncw-losk CITY," Illustrated with H'r" ptcon N'"'.
IL. l.ciurc wa, uud'r the au,pic", 81 ih" W Z. ~
On Friday evening james Lane Allen delivered a
lcctur, on The south IN Literature and SATURDAY
evening IA" SECOND hall play wa given IN ihia
Hall
Ahout 300 dolls have been dressed hy The girls. ana
arc H. De- sent 10 The college settlement headquarters
ia Kivingtonst.. whence they viii BE- dl.ibniei at
Christmas They wcrr put on exhibition ono evening
a,t week arid an admission OF cents charged, the
receipt. 10 b" us.d 10 paw m" cXprc,sae'.
IA Nas-ar, I,pr.-. uiatlun ar The Worlds Fair VIII
T.. collection phlca B, uow h'ur pr pared ~ the
best of the flcri, wl'h Lave Appeared from I'm" -
ilmo ia The Naa,tr Mi-c .lhny.'
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BREW LADIES COLLEGE.

Carmel. ~ y, Dec. II (Spcclal).-Thc Drew V.
T. f. Association will hold a bazaar NJ Shcrry's in
the near future Many Of the patron"ssrs-a list
will BE- published soon are residents OF York
and Brooklyn, and have national reputation There
will be n meeting Of the association at the resi-
dcncc Of the chairman. Mss. j. miller Champion.
No. 30 West Thirty i0urthst. New York, Tuesday
morning. Jnnuary 3. 1902.
institution by +. L. Jayne. Ct NcwYork
The announced course Of ten free lectures began
last evening bv lecture from the Rev. james VI.
l,ager. on ".Iauntngs in the old East
At the last meeting of the Board Of Trustees II
was voted 10 eNprnd immediately 5000 in Improve
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the condenser rcins to receive Il charge 1t aua'hS
charge equal t. iwics the normal, ana mat very
rapid oscillations about the normal 'olo" WI"
Of liuishng amplitude. until In about the h''''o.
atth part " IA second the charge has become 'I'i'
Uniform. The whole variation Is represented "
beautiful oScilrtp'y curve
Tho se9ir Il So day clcctlons TOOK place this morn
t,p and resulted rs follows: Ircidcat. Lawson
ave g., Carter orit r. Reg raid Pcarcc; poet William
French Collins: prc,cn'c~. William Porter Niles MS
toriin. Richard liclry Wofondcn; crilosn" Eob'rt
Pccl Fate: ~ cuvr comui'te" 81 class Gay
,hairm n : toiiln, Bart mi liari "y.
Tie I,irc. Banjo aud Mandolin olilb2 gave very
II ccs,ft pa lie lelLr al IN Alumni Hall liai evening"
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TIE CoNTEsr>NTs IL THE COMM" Oh'S>
MATCH


New.IIavon Conn. Dec. Is tSp'claH- Inv 'o' ~
inc mon Lov bccn selcct ted 10 represent tue "'e'c''
c,I,co. ,c tho intercollegiate chess tonFha'he'' VIM"
ain J., hold in Nnw-York on December - '""-
, p,,us,cad 3D. and \. r. Skinner. 80 s"o,u'"e'
poss .o6 and Allen. 49, llarvard-'- L. "..>'"
,oa and : NJ Bonsan '03; substitutes j. VI. M.N'' g
T. GotIwortb 94 and ". J. Van kicch' 10
,o,J Hickey o. and h. A. Ewing "a 'ou'ho'"-
L uvpes / : and +. H. Bowman. Va
The committee OF judges for the competitive ueonV'
consisting ~ Professors liadey. Allen ana S"' N's
orr,unced the winners Of the first TWO places i''S
or, Franz F. Donnclly. '03 and f. H. Lah>"h' 10
These two with n representative from inc i"l, "'"
clnh viii represent Yale in debate with ilaN"u'
90 The $50 student. 60 are from C'hhe''c"'
.a4 nam New York l2j from Pennsylvania llo from
Massachusetts 90 from Illinois. 90 from N'"'''f''S'
:. tom ohio and ~ from Missouri f'fN-'"'
.,,,os NJ the Union now represented NJ '"'e'
am. Territory the District Of Columbia. ana seventeen
foreign countries. The academic department ms Wv
and tho scientIf. school 500 student lh'oos' al
school 10 LAW school 100. Medical school - AT
.chonI Al Cuulu,te Students ~. 1900, ,a,,u
tlorenrc Lewis Bronson tutor In Greek ;ll Lam M
ramhrr -. TO Miss Emma Jo-cphrc Potter. onuF"'cr
of Mr. and Mrs. Whippc Potter. OF koNp''N'
Tho scientific seniors have seccln nv ", ,,'.,
for the military company. which VIII p'E.h "i u
nev, torm The cap is like those worn ~ N's' ?,nt
nnd an Tho front will be- gold wreath incoSlnS "a"
en- silver letters III" uniforms VIII Z oDablN ~ VI
i,c vith eI lnttons with yale" stamped on thcih'
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~ EI.lN.

Princeton. Y. j.. Dee. Il (SpcciaD.-Owtng 70 inc
Illness 4 d.. Joshua Hall McIlvanc the preS
dent Of Evelyn College. the junior promenade has
Lccn postponed until January H.
At 4 meeting OF the freshman class held q few
DAYS ago the following officers We're elected Miss
sara, llIl president; Miss Ella Bradley, vlccprSl
dent Mis- Bita rabcock secretary and treasurer; Miss
Ey"lyu tuticr historian.
The members Of the Princeton College Glee club
propo,, to give concert In New York or Brooklyn
some near date. for the benefit OF the Evelyn
scholarship flud. The proposition has met the CRATE
ul APP ROYAL Il tn" college.
IN orircr and white dinner given to the class
~ - December It. hy the Misses Mclvaine, pril-
opal, Of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19

New Riun.wlc1 Y. j.. Dec. L tspcclan-Th" state
Board n visitor, 81 the Agricultural Colcg' connected
With Rutgers were in attendance on Friday III tf
semi annual examination OF The students 81 -" ',len
,lGc sct. u. The examinations which g." board u ara
worc those In acr,culiur. history maihemati-' cNi''
rhetoric and military drn.
The college gc. club. under N" management %,
g. II. schicdcr. 90. Win start on IT. second annual
southern trip on Christina, Day, to I'll engagements
at ..,l.m. Va. Knoxville. Tenn Nashville. Tenn
Atlanta. tia. Dans.llr. Va. Hampton. w.. Richmond
Va ard Washington. d. {. They VIII arrive home
IN january {.
Professor Chester who occupies tie cL'ii, OF ch'm
l.iry geology and mlu"riloey. ha, gone with party
Srv York gentlemen To- Monterey, Mexico, 10 NAH"
conc mining Invest CATIONS.
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THE CITY COLLEGE DEBATES.

The second series Of the shepard prize debates VIII
begin with one on Friday evening III Tie oiapH VI
The College Of the City Of New York. Inc NiOi"n
Literary society Will be represented by MeHSs. l@'S
'O3. and Paslnlsz. "a. and L. \. B'au~ah ~ as
d.caImer. The PIrrnocosman Literary society vi"
have for the defenders OF It's reputation hers' hs'S'
,o3 and Uerch o. with W J. RoScnStein ~ de-
clalmer r. j. Kohler %. the president Of 'iicnki'
will make the opening address, ana W. y. lhhnI''
49, the president OF PhrcnoccSma, VIII preside Inc
clec club, under f. c. zabrske. '93, VIII sing dunhs
the evening and the Christmas numbers 81 ne
Mercury" and It's rival, "Cisnian,' VIII De T'huS
for sale. ~. 49,. vi,
The students Of the College OF tie oty OF Ne" i"IA
will enjoy their annual theatre party on frNdy
lnc December 80. Tho Cdcge boys VII! view Inc
Isle OF Champagne" AT the Manhattan Opera HOUSE.
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WELLS COLLEGE.

Aurora y. y, Dec. - C-pec!al-Decembcr II.
Founder, Day. was suitably OBSERVED. Flowers
ador ca the founders picture and Mrs. liutd. ~ pro-
f,.-Or OF physical culture, gave in the morning cX-
crc,rs IN Interesting sketch OF Mr.. Weiss life and
character with "reminiscences Of his personal rcla-
ons 10 the college when She was a student
Nil, Geraldine Morgan, tn" accomplished young
yiohl,t assisted by Mr. stcvers, Miss Ills, ana Miss
Anna W. Morgan, gave a recital on Frdy evening De
cember 49, This WAS followed on saturday evening
by Students recital, in which tho choral class sang
a, one selection, BenGalrs cantata, The Lady OF
Shallntt.'
ON Tuesday evening, december H. Or Sprag'c. ~
Auburn, cd bcio IN Ga County His real
society - leot.rc ON rhe History OF Wells Co!lrgc'
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BROWN.

Providence, Il. l.. Dec. - (Speclal.-ircSident H.
BENJAMIN Andrews cablcd the registrar that he will
arrive In New York about January %, and Will he
at the college In time begin the second terms work
In practical ethics for the senior class.
The term examinations closed on saturday, and Il
minority Of the students have gone away for the
vacation.
Malcolm Chacc. who represented the college In the
Chicago tennis tournament was defeated
ON Wednesday, Ash. Of the freshman class. died
ri the hospital In this city. Ills Illness Of short
duration. lie was Ioor, and working his WAY
through college HIS death was occaoioncd by swat
lowing grupc-,ced. lie /, the second man In Brown
10 be- afflicted this fill In the same way.
The glrr mandolin and banjo clubs Will make Il
tour during the vacation. Their concert 10 be given
nj the Berkeley Lyceum In New-iorli City promises
to be- IA notable affair,
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sketch OF the history OF the building, and George
Wilccr 49,. made the financial report. A paper was
read by DR.. C. A. Dewey, and DR.. II. s. Durand.
Yale 81. contributed original poem.
At meeting Of the senior class held Friday morn.
ing the following named officers were elected: Pres.
dent f. IL. Adams vice-presdent, c. Schlauch:
secrctary: Horace MCGUIRE treasurer, II. schultz:
POSTMASTER. W. a. Harris officer Of the day at Class
Day exercises, f. C. Fabe senior hone orator John
Knight; tree orator, Henry +. Ier: pipe orator.
l.. NJ Antisdale; prophet, Nelson ID. spencer; his.
toan. Charles Robson poet. H. II. BarstOw; master
of ceremonies Robert X. TOaz; executive committee
james Ciorsinc, ii. A. slaight c. ID. Blackman.
President lin was last week elected member Of
the college council OF the State Board OF Regents.
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MARIETTA.

Marietta, Ohio Dec. Is tspeciaD.-The Inauguration
Of John Wilson simpson, ID. d.. as president OF Marietta
College occurred Thursday December g. the formal
exercises appropriate TO the Inauguration taking place
IN the historic Congregational Church, the Oldest Prot
esant place OF worship northwest OF the Ohio River
An unusual number OF the alumni came home 10
help induct the executive into his academic chair.
Representatives from half dozen other Ohio colleges
were present 10 extend fraternal welcome and
graduation among them We're Dr. W. H. Scott. presi-
dent OF the Ohio State University, Columbus; the
Rev. e. F. Thwng, Ii. D.. president of Western Re-
serve University, Cleveland, and the Rev. DR..
Mitchell president Of Wherefore University Xenia.
Then followed his view Of the conditions which
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Midlr,own. Conn., Dec i C>pccnN.-Thc first
german OF the year. given BY the Wesleyan tni'"r
sity German cub on "wednesday evening WAS Sue
ccs-fll affair. About fifteen couples participated
led by II. NJ. smith, ~.
\ few 81 tAr occupants OF the new Isl Epsilon
rhapirr house gave an At Home TO a number Of
their lady friends on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. {. T.
Winchester received.
At the senior oratoncnk on Tuesday evening the
following orniious were GIVEN: "Our Martial songs,
f. o. smith. "Cpcgc Course for Culture" W. =.
Russell; Lessons from the Recent Election X.
c. Parker.
William G. Prentice son Of Professor Prentice. died
M Pasadena on December TO- Mr.. Prentice
graduate Of WESLEYAN, but since leaving college has
been In III health
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FISK UNIVERSITY.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. Is SpeciaD.-Fsk University
Is rejoicing In the possession Of hall which has been
erected for the establishment of the theological depart
ment. A recitation room has been furnished by Pro-
fcssor c. s. BeaIdslee, d. d. OF Hartford Theological
Seminary, in honor OF his father, S. A. Bcardslec
Another has been furnished by the Dwight Place Con-
gregaiioDal Church, of New-Haven, Conn. number
Of dormory rooms have also been furnished by md
viduaA and churches.
Three of the four theological students arc graduates
of the university. Tho college and normal depart
ments are increasing steadily In plumbers and there are
thIrty.sevcn members in the Two senior classes.
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AFFAIRS AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

4 proclamation I'm old English, signed py Loru 'i'
IL and ceyery Illustrated. has been posted IN us
dcpartment OF industrial and fine arts, OF Pratt lnsu
tute Broohyn. and invites the pedagogn,S, stHdeiS
and friends OF the department TO Christmas ceiep's
ton To be held at early candle light on ye ION W
December in We sporting room Of We schoohouse NV
gymnasium of the High school. The proceeds oi u'o
entertainment are for the benefit cf the Charles I'M"
Memorial Fund established this fall by the stu''h''
the department for the aid n those who Wish " P'
she a more extended art course.
The winter term viii open on January ~ az
Christmas recess OF ten days. TWO thousand siA "a
drcd and thirty students have been enrolled dur'ne ~
nrcsent term. over thirty eight dherelt brahches "
instruction are open to incoming students. inv
the,e-machinc design. strength o. materials 49,
physcal cultur,-will begin for the first lin'e tn'S
The trustees announce the following course Oh io.a
to be given under the auspices of the hnue' 60
department: ON Thnrsday, January L. hi"' -,
seymour. on The Gifts and Their Meaning ," .,
day January 90 Dr. Lyman Abbott Inc hene'o -
the Kindergaren'; Thursday, February ~ childrenT;
E Wiltse Boston, Mass, stories io raat Grand
Thursday February 3. Mrs. Lucr.tia w; drGarten-
Rapids Mich. The Nursery and the h n. s TIE
TSrrsday March o. Miss Laura Fisher, los, Wa,ch 80
Isycholocy of the kndergarten ihur - ~, kinder
NiSs Icniy H. Merrill, Mechanics ana m ~ Nnsry.
inrtenr Thursday April 20, Miss tianh, ~ r;,nrsday
fTott Institute. The Ideal kindergarten
April % kindergarten conference
--S---
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MOUNT HOLYONE.

South IIadlcy Ma. DC. i tsp""'nll.-Ih"'N''N
morning a mcmo-lM service Was h"h III The H'I''
FOR Miss Minnie \. Perry. t'nchcr 81 chemistry WIZ"
died Tu,-day evening after an Hines 81 SIX ""'''
The service was conducted by -" Rev L. H. hN'"H
ton. OF Newton. her former pastor. Mis, Berry was
member Of The class 81 -. and hnd taught at t'c
college since hcr graduation. excepting orc year OF
study ut Cornell tuV"-fy.
Professor G.. Frederick Wright ~ o'"1in r1V' t""
valuable lecture, la; weok subjects: o. Month
Among no Glaciers - Alaek>- ard Antiquity 81
tho Human Race both h-inifa N'1c '''''""""
with the stcrtOIticOn.
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LAW LEcTIREs TO WOMEN.

Professor Isaac Franklin Russell. Of uhe Id" ''''"
OF the University OF the City OF New-lork mas pun
,isb.d I'm n,mnhle, form his COURSE Of lectures on
Law for Women delivered at the university on ue
chair endowed by the Womans Legal Education 3D.
ccty. These lectures, twelve In all. are attra'lhS
considerable attention from the law students i'0
frsor Russell is now delivering the first of four M"
courses OF lectures to women. The second '"urS'
will begin on January ,, and will be- upon III" H"S
relating TO Husband and Wife. Parents ana Chior'"'
unl rebate to contracts and partnerships and me
fourth course real estate. tides. deeds 'aSS' mO''
us.
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. Dec. is (spccal.-On Friday evening
Miss Ona Imhoh- Freshman. OF Kansas. cnte tlncd
her friends at d" Al Home" which was he'd IL the
parlcrs OF the Boarding Hall. On the same evening
President Goucher save tie first reception IN hl NJ
home, the guests including the members OF the faculty
and many Of the professors and students at the Johns
Hopkins. This elegant rsdencc Is one OF The
college grOnp. and IS n copy Of FloreDtne palace
which DR.. Goucher saw dming visit 10 the Italian
city.
On Monday evening. the faculty will give their first
reception OF the year the students in G0ncher Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
l)ENISOS.

Granville ohio. Dee. IA (Specal.-rhc students Of
Denis0n have subscribed over 5000 for y. NJ G. A.
building. They expect friends Ia increase the amount
To $1,000.
The following men are In preparation for the ap-
preaching local oratorca contest: II. u. Clutches.
W. T. ChamLcru. l.. II. Cammnck, George Ilutson
.. j. Price and Henry Brandt The ohio State con
test will be- held In January. at Mnrirttn.
The Mammals of Minnesota Vol. !, by Dr.
C. L. llcrrick OF The department Of biology. has Just
been Issued by the Minnesota Printing Company, Of
Minnl:l pOls.
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GETTYSBURG COLLEGE.

Gettysburg, Dec. Is (special)-The Philo Debating
Club has chosen the following officers: President, sell
helm vice president, Ehrhart secretary, Stover treas
urer Fair critic The officers OF the Phrena Club
are: President, LOnganeckcr vice president Moscr
secretary, L. F. Miller; treasurer, Sinner.
A mission band has been organized. with Grimes
as president and Bastran treasurer.
More than twenty candidates for the baseball team
have reported Only three OF last years men have
retnrned-Keefer, Nicholas and Giles. Practice Will
begin after Christmas under Gics, who has been
Chosen cnnfnin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford. Dec. Is IS ccaD.-Prof,ssOr william
1ispcuard lObb, n. D.. has contributed to the Novcm
b"r numb OF the London Plllosopic Magazine"
article on "O,catiors that Occur In the Charging Of
Condenser The article presents the results OF Pro
lessor Robbs recent investigation made for the most
part last summer In Zurich. Thee investigations
proved thst zip few millionhs Of a second after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
SMITH COLLEGE,.

Northampton Dec. Is CpcciaD.-On Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon AMI evening, there was an
exhibition OF sketches nj the home culture room the
work Of a class which has existed In Northampton for
several summers. under the direction OF a New York
artist The proceeds from the sale Of the shetehc and
the smll admitance fee goes to the support OF tails
Home Culture Club, In which the students OF smith
College arc much interested, many having casscs eic
Tea and chocollte served during tn exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
LAFAYETTE.

Easloa. Penn. Dec. Is tsp cilD The term closes
on December IL on account OF the Illness Of Prcsi
dent Wara H. the examination II The SEM RS In the
studies II Ills department Is postponed TO nest term.
on Friday he went to Kentucky. to seek strength in
his naive hills.
Constitutional law. New Testament Greek. meteor
ology qualitative chemical analy SIS and sanitary
science constitute new set of elective studies for
the first time offered 10 the seniors IN the classical and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington. VI Dec. is Specihl-- Professor Iarbr
g about 10 make tour of the principal science build
ing, IN the country with reference 70 th" plans 81
the new science building soon 10 b" erected hcf"
The plans Will he drawn by III" Wilson brothers
architects, Of PLlad'iplia.
Three hundred Invitations have been Issued for TIE
coleg. reception Wednesday evening. The re-
ccrton committee are &. r. Lamb. ~ H. 4. stewart
pj A. G. Cromblc. "a Marion Allen 30, and >. H.
W.~f
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scientific courses. Several changes in textbooks have
been made FOR next term.
At the session Of the AHthrOrOogcal society, to be
held In Washington on Tuesday Professor Francis A.
March, LIZ d. as Pre- ident Il the American Philologi-
cal sociely will open the discussion OF the question,
Is Simplned spelling Tea lille" Kate Field Thomas
A. Edison and Major J. v. Powell are to tlhe part
in II. 4,
CIauncey Lobingier. Of 90. has been added tn the
editorial staff OF A" 1hc Fafnyettc.'
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ERYN NAWR.

Drvn Mawr Penn Dec. l. C'p"clan.-On FRIDAY
afternoon the Rev John T.. sulAcr. Arclhea'on 81
Wy,mlng and Idaho gave addrc-. bcfor" th" 'hnrch
club In the evening The first Of tn" receptions gwen
bv the faculty and students OF IL" college was ''" III
TAYLOR Hall II was attended by lrge number OF
rc ple from Philadelphia ana III" nelglborlO0d'