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TfrrS COLLEGE,.

Tufts College Mass. April - )Spcrian.-A circular
letter has been member OF the college ASK
ing nj, opinion IN regard to making gymnasium work
compul.ory. The committee. composed OF +. ".
Durkec director Of the gymnasium. Professor c. +.
Fay and Professor j.. l.. MaulSby have received re-
plies from large number Of students, and more than
- per cent were In favor Of the proposed change
The new Natural History Society has elected the
following officers: II. j. Perry, president Carl +.
Henry yice-prcs dcnt; G. J. snow, secretary, these
thr,c t. constitute The executive committee
President Capen ecrvcd orator at the annual
banouet and reunion Of the New England Association
Of Theta Delta Chi on April II at loune's Hotel,
Boston.
Dr. T.. W. Emerson. son Of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
lectu.cd on "Thoreau' In Goddard Chapel on April
lTPcsdenr and Mrs f. il. Capcn gave pleasant
reception to the senior class on April IL
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY.

Andovcr, Mass. April "a Special. The baacbail
season was opened in the spring vacation with a
game against the Harvard nine. which lost by
the score Of 2G ~ o.. several other lmS, have been
played, but thus far the Andover team has won none,
although some Of the games were lost BY small
scores.
J. y. Cole, Of Andovcr, has offered gold medal
to thai member Of the nine whose batting average
Is highest at the Of the season. The MANAGING
committee has arranged game, with many important
teams, among which The Dartmouth. Amherst,
Brown mines. and the Williams and Yale freshmen.
The annual competition for the Means prizes took
place last Thursday cvonIng. and the prizes were
awarded as follows: First, VI. W. Wadkams, Annap-
Oils Md; second 4. T. Robinson Pomfrct Conn
illrd L. r. IIdrcth. salem, Mass. seven Of the
ten speakers and all the prize winners were mem
berS OF the senior class.
The Taylor cottage, the first OF the new dOrmitories
which TO be built, is now completed and ready for
OCCUPANCY.
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Baltimore. April - Spcr'ap.-rhc most important
OF tho week WIS the reception given on Friday
evening by the Delta Gamma Fraternity. GOuchcr
Hail. In which the reception took place. bc1utt-
fully decorated for the occasion With cnt flowers and
growing plants The guests included the members Of
tho other frateries, the faculty and many friends
Of the Delta Cams.
Dr. Mary Mitchell, the director Of The gym
na,ium, Is seriously III In Berlin.
DR.. Hans FrUichcr. Of the German department. has
gone to Germany for a few weeks During his alb
sence, Or. Francis NJ Frolichcr Will have charge OF
the German department.
President Goucher has left the city for Omaha, where
The General Conference, TO which he j. delegate VIII
meet on May /.
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e.rA1E NnRMAL. COILEIiE.

Alsnny, April "a (-pc"aD.- N~with'tanding Q
stormy evening large audience gathered In the Col
lege Cl,arcl 10 hear the normal lecture By
Irofc sor ~. ". Wctmcre, on the subject. " Three
Years In C0nstanuuopc." The lecture WAS illustrated
with a stcrcOpiicon Tho same lecture VT. delivered
on Tuesday evening at Adams. Jefferson County
before the Teacher institute of that district.
The Atlanta Tennis Cub has rcprrGinz"d ana has
elected the following officers; resident. Mr. St"ll.
WINS vice pre- dent Miss G.. Robert secretary. NIL
--~, Wcstcott: treasurer. MIS-, Jennie Graham. The
oc,ety decided 10 lint the membership 10 the present
number. twenty three and experts % bccn exercise
Il. an carly day
The college ban nine played their first game III I
Thursday with one Of the city Clubs. which resulted
in :, victory for the latter. scorc. u 10. Tb'
of,icrrs ri ihc club aye. Pro dent. W. tli. Hunt
treasurer George 6. otrceter. manaeer. George H.
Greene secretary, IL. f. Adams: captain F. Sianbr0
athlctic director G. r. McFurlnnc
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CORNELL.

CORNELL.
Ithaca, y. V. April "a (speciaD.-The announce
ment that Professor J. c. sclurman. dean oi III,
>ylge School OF Philosophy. VIII remain ut Corlleh
4, received with the greatest satisfaction by Wu
Student. and faculty DR.. Schurman admits that tne
offer OF the presidency Of tho unler'iN OF 'ho'nH
ot a salary OF $4,000 was tempting. but INC
,,s that bound him TO Cornell and to his work herr
were foo strong TO be broken. Cornell may wei
concrotuloo herself upon the brilliant offers that some
OF her most popular professor meiuams riVio9'o'
H. : White Wheeler. Bur1T. jerks ana echurhai
bovo ths wear refused. II IS well know also that ,h'
trustees are considering readlnStnent OF siHrle~
that will make It still harder for any othcr S'uo"
20 attract Cornell's professors.
Iudra George T. Turner. "a. has been nominated
sr alumni, trustee to succeed President David Starr
Jordan whose term expires IN June.
rho WY seems clear now TO holding the inter
corcrotc recata on Cuyuga Lake. lat In order 'ua'
the limited accommodations OF Ithaca may hot W
over trained by holding the regatta IN
week. II is proposed to hold 1t the "c'h lono"i"e'
By that time the commencement crown wiz N', Z
tnned out. and there Will be plenty oi ro''' 'oi '''
oa.smen. ,.,
Professor JenI,s will spend the coming academic
o in Enrone in .tndy travel and writing Professor
caldwell will also lie alscUt nom u'c uiNo''i
for tho wear aud Will spend part OF u abroad WITH
his family.
The bail nine having beaten the Binehnmton team
i +y,o ,,,rcs and held The Elmia team down 10 a
close core In the third Of the season. students
arc beginning 10 hope that the Cornell RECORD may g
rs rood on the diamond this year as 1t was vi "''
football field. - -,
The announcement Of summer courses I"S' N''''
contains q total Of fortyslX different course "h''
viu lac given by fifteen Instructors. Inc Vu''"" i'
* somewhat lower than that urally asked
The course in Industrial art, which nr Se,''''l
vc,, bqs been projected in connection with the Sl"eS
c,,r-, will next year sumo somewhat more uI,r
haze Pottery and metal WORKING hic t'' Airrdv
ch 81 The necessary equipment has been pIsu', ~
imh prif,,,Cr H. = Gut-c is ramdy Il1'.uI.nS o :,
L. for work The heads 81 seVe'll pi"'l PROM i
i",teric have indicated their warm 9ppoVa! oI .H
proposcd conrsc The intention VIII Dc 10 ,,o ", ~
IN 1,,n, tbcy will DE capable Of cntehng ~ one,
Fl Sc.,cnc or in supervising capacity into pracn'ai
v,,-E
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AMlrII CDIIEGE,.

northampton, April "a SpocIaD. -The excellent work
done In connection with the publication of the Alpha
Literary Society Of this college has made the students
and faculty well anxious to broadenthe sphere OF
this paper. Tho insult Of their efforts DO In
THE Alpha Quarterly" the first number of which has
recently appeared. welprintCd and attractive ltto
magazine containing many Interesting articles
Another new feature Is the society, the Phi
Kappa Psi, companion literary society TO The Alpha.
which has recently been organized by five members Of
the Alpha. The mi Kappa Psi seems likely TO reflect
honor upon It's members and on the college.
The prize for the best metrical translation OF Hor-
nee, Book ~ Ole II, Offered by Dr. Brady. was award
ed Miss Virginia IIobrook
number OF the botanical students are engaged In
making botanical charts for an American teacher In
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DOWN the elevator,
The Sudden Sinking Sensation
So Often Felt.
What Causes II and the Only Thing That Can n
Done TO Prevent Its Occurrence.

Done 10 frcSeht It's occurrence.
81 never can stand t! Do please stop at this nos,
and let me OIL! l had much rather walk DOWN.
The above remark made recently BY a lady VIII.
descending from the upper floor OF building in ona ).
the swiftly running elevators. The sudden sinking sensa
ton which she felt Is very common Who has not ex
psricnced til The giving way the foundations und,
our feet feeling Of uncertainty sometimes di,.i
ness, often OF We feel II upon shipboard IN
swiftly running train going around sharp curves Bu,
did you stop think what II means tAa,
your nervous system Is out OF order Net al peopo s,o
seasck. Every who descends elevator does M,
have that sinking sensation. 1t Is only those whose boes
and nerves less down and shattered
Whenever 1t is felt 10 Is call OF for assistance M
aid 10 oyerstrlned DO you AJAX how you can hal.
hem3 What do to become strong and well again
We answer In the words OF hundreds OF and woman
who have been in that condition but who no longer
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take it ordinary medicine specific but take Il
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building up the entire system Read words that have
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and have been using that aud telling my friends Of the
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Mrs NJ l.. Wright Of Bangor, Mich, writes II have
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Many medicines tried, but until Panes celery
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YALE.

New-IInven. April "a tSpecal).-R. u. Wade, presi
dent Of the Yale Track Athletic Association has re-
ceved a telegram from the Harvard Association an
nounc!ng the acceptance by Harvard OF the challenge
10 hold II track contest on the Yale hcld May 70.
Tho senior class has passed appropriate rsOln-
t,ons concerning the death OF Alfred Ray Palmer VIII
WAS TO have been salutatorlan OF the class.
The Mask and Wig Club of the University OF Penn
sylvania Will present Mr.. and Mrs. Cleopatra in
the Hyperion Theatre tomorrow evening. The pro
ceeds will go toward establishing the Yale lnhrmary
The advance sale OF seats has been large.
This evening the Rev. Narcissc Cyo, OF Paris. al
dressed tile students on Student Life in Paris, IL
Dangers and Privileges"
The Yale Shooting Club has challenged the Clnl
OF Princeton TO a contest, 10 be held on the 2alC
grounds.
All the athletic candidates are doing good work, and
are improving rapidly enough TO please the most eX
acting critic. Particularly Is this true OF the crew
candidates who deserve much credit for the improve
inert they have made in the last six days.
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VASsAIi.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, April "a CspccaD.-on Tuesday
evening DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler OF Columbia Col
lege gave the first Of series OF four lectures on "rhc
Ancient Educational Ideals" "The Beginnings OF the
Universities Educational Reformers,7 and "Thc
Modern State and Education" DIR. c. IL. Mabie OF
Boston, lectured during the week on his missionary
"Trip around the world, and Or. riggs. OF Auburn
tn Illogical Seminary, has organized volunteer sun
day class In New Testament Greek.
John d. Rockefeller, one Of the trustees, has given
$500 for the completion OF the new dormtory.
The Spring vacations have been the occasions for
visits between the students OF the wOmen's colleges,
and during the week several have been given to
visiting students from Smith. Wellesley, and Bryn
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Syracuse, y. u, April "a .specaD.-At a meeting Of
the athletic association held last Wednesday officers
and a football manager elected for the ensuing
year. The list Is follows President. A. g. Thorne
vice-president g. F. Whitfield; secretary, L. p Smith
treasurer, +. II. Flahcrty football manager. w. II.
Perry '93 football directors, G. L. Peaslee. '93 F. j.
Miller "a ana f. IL. liamblin, 05; referee for the
interc )llegiate tennis tournament, A. j. Leacock.
The ball team will play tive games at Burlington
next week with the University OF Vermont
On Tuesday evening will be held the first university
assembly W the parOrs OF the Young Mems Christian
Association building. . -, -
Manager Skinner, in his report 10 the glee club on
Friday stated that 81 200 had been received for con-
ccrts this season. The surplus was divided among the
members OF the club.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, April "a SpeciaD.-The university base
Fall nine played Its opening exhibition games with the
Rochester League team on Saturday April 10, and
Monday. As to be expected, the professionals
defeated the college men, by scores OF Is TO B. ana
10 TO respectively. Shut brothers formed the bat
terry for the college nine, and did some excellent work.
Professor Gilmore has just published work en-
tilted Outline Studies In Lteratare,' which gives
synopsis Of his lectures on both English and American
nc Hobart College nine was defeated BY the
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. y. Y. April "a (spccaD.-Thc competitors
for the thirty eghth Clark prize IN original oraory are
John NJ. Cnrran. Charles 4. FrasuIe, John r. Martin,
Thomas " Owen. Sirother W. Rice and Gregory Roscn-
blum. The contest will occur on June l. instead OF
June s, as formerly.
Melvin G.. Dodge 30. Is assisting Professor Root
In nstracting the freshmen In trigonomery this term.
The Underwood prizes In chemistry are awarded a.
follows First John NJ. Curran; second. William p
Shepard. The prize examination Is based upon the
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INCIDENTS AZ PENNINGTON.

Pennington. y. j., April 81 tspecaD.-0n Friday
night Wills Fletcher Johnson delivered his lecture on
newspapers and newspaper men before the students OF
the seminary.
on saturday afternoon the baseball team defeat.
cd In n game of ball by the Princeton freshmen score
to =. ON tho same evening the senior class gave
dinner ut Matthews Hotel, which was an enjoyable
affair.
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work NJ the entire course IN chemistry, both theoretic
ard practical H., -, A. ,,rho Delta
Phi fraternity VIII he hold In Utica on May anu ~,
hnder the auspices OF the Hamilton chapter. Ano,e
The speakers will be Franklin H. Head j. Sioat FaJ
foseph H. Choate. A. c. Coke anu Clarence ~ oe"""'
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hospitality show an In

Maur These exchanges Of hospitality show an IN
cIeasinG spirit Of fellowship. .,an ~
English I'm wisconsin visited the college recently.
-hc vaultins bar has been added 70 the gym m,
nasium. Regular work has ceased Tor inc keo; D1 t
now taking the strength tests Of the students 10 ma
the ,,ults Of the years work inc tennis cpinS ii
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PRINCETON.

Rochester League team In this city on Friday after
noon by score Of 10 70 !.
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CURED ME ENTIRELY

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
~ Public Auction.-Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Sacramento, State of
California, made on the 9Th day of January
1892, in the matter OF the estate OF JOHN R.
GILLlLAND, deceased, the undersigned the
executor of the last will and testament of the
said deceased, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. gold coin of the
United States, and subject to confirmation by
the said Superior Court on TUESDAY, the
Sth day of March. 1892, at ! o'clock on the
premises hereinafter described, all the right
title and interest and estate of the said John
r. Gilliland, deceased, at the time OF his DEATH
and all the right, title and interest that the
said estate has. By operation of law or other
wise, acquired, other than or in addition to
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of his death, in and to all that certain piece
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Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold
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Executor of the last Will and testament of
John r. Gilliland, deceased.
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RoBT. Z. DEvLIN AND VIM. II. DEVLIN At
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NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN until the Sd DAY OF NAY, 1892, at IL
o'clock A. NJ of that day sealed proposals will
be received by the Board Of Directors of the
Anaheim Irrigation District, in the County Of
Orange, State OF California, at their Office in
the village of Anaheim, county aforesaid,
for the purchase of all or any part
of the entire issue of the bonds of
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provisions of an Act known as the Wright
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1891, consisting of eleven hundred (1,1O0)
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dollSrs each, and five hundred (5u0l bonds OF
the par value of one hundred (S1o0) dollars
each, dated --, 1899, and payable in ten
90 series, as provided by said Act.
Said proposals will be opened by said Board
at the day and hour aforesaid, and the pur-
chase awarded to the highest bidder; but the
board reserves the right TO reject all bids.
BY order of said board,
B. V. GARWOOD, Secretary.
Dated February 9. 1892 fe1 S-20t
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large reading-room; hot and cold water
and 70 cents; per week, from So upward,
Open oil night. r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
So At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus
Line of street cars for Third and Howard TsTs5
The record-union., 1892-02-25
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

E,IRsT-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
L Spect, Ladies' dining-room separate Open
day and night. BUCkf1ANN & CARRA-
CHER, PropretorS. No. 1919 Second street
betWeen and K SacraI,, erto