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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

Cleveland, Iunc ispeci-l.-The .iNty-sixth com
menccmcnt Of Adclbcrt College will occur IN Wedncs
day, June -. The baccaaurcatc sermon Will be de-
Hvcrcd BY President Thwins on sunday, June 10
An unusually large attendance OF the alumni Is eX-
pcctcd this year. 10 be taken at the
coming commencement for IA grand reunion Of all the
graduates In '03. ON Tuesday, June 81 specnl SCI.
Perkins seymour. who connected with the college
for than fifty years. PrOc SCR seymour was the
father Of Professor Thomas ID. seymour. OF Yale and
died NJ New Haven In December ls01. He had met
present junior class. Professor \. &. Burrows Of the
class Of 81 will deliver thc memorial address. The
commencement exercises II "Wednesday June ~ will
be followed by the alumni lunch the meeting OF the
Phi Beta Kappa Society. and the presidents reception
In the evening.
The commencement Of the College for Women will
occur Wednesday, june -. The baccaaureate
serm'n will be delivered Sunday June IL.
Adelbeit College Is In fair WY 10 have n boat
club. The college has always hnd a god ball nno
Its fooball team holds the State championship. and
member Of the senior class last week won the end
medal at the intercollegiate. field day Of Granville MS
the best allronnd athlete. Last week President
Of about thirty students and others Interested I'm The
scheme 10 g. Ia Innesye. twenty five miles awny TO
Inspect the facilities which the Grand River offers a. n
rowing course. II Is probable that the citizens II
Cleveland. rather thnn allow the club 10 20 awny will
render financial assistance toward Its ORGANIZATIONS
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WORK AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

The library authorities mt Pratt Institute are early
in the field with plan, for next winters work To
the prime pals of the public schools circulars have
cen sent. announcing that a reference class for
teachers VIII be formed In October 10 last through
December This class will meet on Mondays from
( to p m. It's Object will be TO acquaint teachers
with the quality and character OF the reference de
parment Of the Fatt Institute Free Library, and
thus enlbl" them To guide their pupils to the lest
source, OF Information. The course OF study viii
include Instruction in the OF encyclopedias. dc
t!onarles, ALIASES, reference BOOKS Of all kinds. in
dexc, and special aids IL Will make clear how 10
hunt down subjects aud how 10 card catalogues
aud shelf lists. II is further announced that class
In American literature will be added to that In English
and that both Will be- organized In october. The
III riry cOn with liz regular caaogulng and train
ing classes, will be- open In the month.
me late IT accomplished work OF this season in tho
library has been the compilation Of the books, reviews
and articles written by the faculty instructors
Of the institute since their connection with II. This
list Will contain many Of the text books I'm Use In the
several departments aud in other schools and eel
cgc,. The departments II commerce and mechanic
arts almost wholly the text books prepared ~
their directors.
The annual exhibition OF the institute work VIII
take place on June -, l6, Il and l.. To all but
OF these receptions admission will be by cards.
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DOWDOTN.

Brunswick, Me-, June (spccia.-Thc appointments
for commencement have been announced ard for
the first time IN many years the appointment
OF salutatorian given 10 the schola: attaining
the highest rank has been necessarily assigned BY
lot by remarkable coincidence. the ayera 80
rank 70 rthr entire Of four years proved 10
bc the same In Of the four leading scho
ors-lleDry G. Emery, Of Ellsworth; Leon NJ
Fobes OF Portland Harry +. LinScott OF Chicago. and
Earl Il. Wood, OF bangor The last mentioned will act
rs salutat0rlan OrhtiOns were also assigned 10 H. W.
kimball. Dtering; Percy Bartlett, Ellsworth J. G.
Hull Dccring Philosophical dispositions awarded
90 Il. !. Bartlett. Caribou H. r Field. Belfast; II. r.
Quincy, Whitman. Mass; T. +. Nichols Brunswick
C. NJ Iennell. Iiarpswcll; C. :. Rich. Portland J. NJ
Watlen, Frederic ton, " Is.
The Ivy Day exercises OF the jun)r class on Friday
were attended by large number Of friends from out 81
town. G. II. Howard class chaplain e.. ".
Shay delivered the Grafton and &. W Peabody charmed
the audience with III, poem. Tie president, C. &.
buchanan, made the usual presentations In a happy
manUcr-a mattress to class gymnast W. p. Chamber
lain book Of Jokes TO the funny man. !. W. Lambert
u the class giant, f. VI. shaw: the portrait Of
mule, 10 the obstinate man. Is. +. Bnrhcr, and
wooden spoon to the popular man. f. II. Carleton.
The Ivy hop in the evening closed the festivities Of tho
day
In the annual spring boat races The sophomorcs won
an easy victory over the freshmen beating them by
six lengths.
The baseball nine defeated the Colbys on Wednesday
by score Of Ii to ., aud Boston University Thursday,
Ia =.
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SW AIfTIIMDnE

Swarthmo-e Penn, June ) tspeca).-The third
annual contest for the mci1 offered by william e..
Underwood. 81. for the greatest Improvement in
under class debate In the Delpiic Literary Society
occurred IN college on Friday evening. The prize
wnS awarded Allen X. White %.
Miss Marie A. Kemp. professor OF the German
Language and uternture. has been made member OF
the faculty. to take ciiec, next fall.
Russell Hayes '53, Will assume the assistant pro
fcssorship in the department of English literature after
a ,car abroad.
The nlst ntcrcaS game OF baseball In the con
test for the chids cup offered by ;,eor- W. Cilis,
WAS won by tho class NJ 90. who defeated the seniors
on Friday afternoon by the score u o.
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BROWN.

Providence Il. L. June CspecIaD.-The Young
Mems Christian Association is thoroughly awake at
and will be we'll represented at the various sum
nrer schools Each class will send several representa-
lives 10 the Moody School At Mortified and will deay
their expenses. while good number Of students Will
aitend at their own expense. The Young Mems
Christian Association will be represented at the sum
mcr school in Knoxville, Tenn. and two men Will
probably represent Brown at the Lake Geneva school,
on Tuesday cvening the college Young Mems Christian
Association WIS addressed by John n. Mott. OF
Cornell, and F. IS. Brockman, Of Vanderbilt.
II Is probable that slater Hall will be renovated
during the summer and that incandescent electric
lights will nke the place OF gas.
Tho Liber7 Is ready be issued ard may be put
into the hands Of the various fraternities next week
A. c. Crowell. Instructor in French and German,
and Walter Mills Saunders. assistant Il chemistry
will sail on June rs for Germany, where they VIII
spend the summer vacation. Mr.. Crowell expect
10 do some studying, but Mr.. saunders VIII devote
most OF his time TO travel
Professor and Mrs ". W. Bailey tcrdcred a ro
ccption OF saturday evening TO the classes In botany
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HOBART.

Geneva, y. V, June (Speclal).-The order OF tx
ercises for commencement week has been announced.
sunday, June 19-St. Johns Guild sermon will be
delivered by the Rev &. J.. luchins. d. D.. Concord
Mass; baccaaureatc sermon by the Rev. william
Prall, IN. D., Detroit. Mich; Monday, June 90
Awarding Of the Thompson prizes: Tuesday. June
21-Sophomore and freshman prize exhibitions me T.
Ing Of the Phi Beta Kappa; gymnasium review and
reception entrance examinations; Wednesday. June
22-Meeng OF the trustees; luncheon and meeting OF
the associate alumni; class day exercises: White
rhetorical prize oraOns; Thursday. June 23-Sixty-
seventh annual commencement chancelor's address
by the Right Rev. Il. T. Dudley, ID. D.. etc, Bishop
Of Kentucky; comDencement dinner: presidents re
ceptiOn.
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Johns HOPKINS.

Baltimore, Md. June Specal).-The graduate
students Of the Johns Hopkins University who expect
to receive their doctors degrees next week. have
effected a permanent organization by the election OF
william !. Hull. president; and J. Elliott Gilpin,
secretary. Messrs. lIul Gilpin, W. b. Stroller, W.
A. Harris, and Edwin s. Lewis were appointed
committee arrange the details Of the
exercises. The Board of University Studies has
prescribed that the Doctors gown, 10 be worn at
commencement, is to be oxford gown Of the
regulation shape. made Of either black silk or a
moner black material with hood Of black silk lined
with scarlet and trimmed with gold. Tie tachelor-of
ats gown Is be made Of black stun, with hood of
the same material. lined with white silk and edged
with dark blue
The general programme for next years course IN
history and politics has been Issued. Thirty four
wifi 10 given the direction Professor
II. Il. Adams with large staff OF associates inclnd-
ing four regular instructors professors from
other departments and ten nonresident lecturers. In
history, particular attention will be given 10 modern
periods, historical Jurisprudence, TO the Of
history and to the history OF the East The work In
political economy will be along the lines OF finance,
banning, and the theory Of distribution Two new
features of the work Of the department Will be n
series Of lectures and short in social science
and two Of lectures pedagogy In the former
lie work will be conducted mainly by DR.. E. r. l..
Gould. lie will be assisted by Dr. Amos g. Warner
and DR.. Albert shaw. Commissioner Harris, OF the
Bureau OF Education. and President Mac Alister, Of
the Drexel Institute, OF Philadelphia will be the
lecturers education
Professor Julius Nelson will conduct the work I'm
IoologS this summer at tho biological laboratory OF
Thomas c. ChambcIiin OF the University OF Wiscon.
sin. was In Baltimore the past week and was enter
tanned at dinner by President Gilman.
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TIE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore, Jnre tSpeclal-Although commence
ment week proper does not begin unt the 9TH when
the baccaaurcate sermon will be preached by Prcsl
don't John r. GOucher, several Interesting social affair,
have occurred. ON Tnetdny evening the music
pupils Of Miss Cecilia Gau n credltablc recital
IN the chapel. on Friday evening the chemical and
uoloncil departments united In giving O reception
md exhibition 10 their friends.
On Wednesday. June l, a number Of the teachers
md members OF the faculty left Baltimore on The
German steamer Odcrburg, ~ spend thdr vacation
In Europe. Among th'ss were Miss Marie IIilpin, Of
tho German department Mss Helen Lowell asScciat..
IN Greek Mis-. sophie Gic-hc, Instructor I'm mnjc .
Miss CALI Cberg and Miss Maria pamqulet Instructors
IN gvmnastics
ON saturday afternoon President t-Jucler cnter-
talEcd the faculty and cOllrliItc student. at his
country home, few miles from Baltimore The
party left the rity nj half past y. M, and returned
al 10 in the evening.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton. June ) (speciaD. dormtory
vas opcned here this week ut the semian room
drawing 1t was given to the college last year, o'
Mrs. David Brown, OF Princeton ana "orA was
bor1n early last spring. The hall Is a large iour
story structure built In the style OF the l'a'iah
rannissoncc II Is capable OF accommodating apouI
100 students and cost 100000. This makes INC
ninth dornitory that Princeton now has. possessing
altogether accommodations for about $50 Students
II will REQUIRE two more halls OF the same Size 10
give rooms TO all the students here.
But one short week remains before the beginning
n, commencement week The absence Of President
Patton ut this juncture is particularly unfortunate
Rut since last February Dr. Patton has been very
seriously III and change OF climate was absolutely
necessary His exhausting work Inst fall and winter
Lroke him down. While his Illness Is matter OF
rave concern to all interested In the college, Ills
physician assured him before he went away that
there was no reason he should not return to thls
country in September well man. The entire sum
mer will be spent in Switzerland In company with
lis wife and sous DR.. James Q. Murray, dean OF the
college, Is acting president
At the regular annual meeting Of the college held
last Thursday for the election OF president and
treasurer OF the University Track Athletic Assocm
tian Parke Hall Davis, D3, Of jamestown y. u, was
chosen president, and Charles Howard Mcllwain, 94
The Hon William J. Magic. ~, will deliver the
address Mt the Dedication OF Clio Hall on Tuesday
morning 81 commencement week:
johnson, o., ana COndict, 93, have agnn won
the college teams championship In doubles by defeat
Ing tho Mccormick brothers In three straight SETS
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, ss-TWELVE PAGES

orc-aved mon the cup and will have permission Oh
tho c,rp for tho ensuing year. A very approp1a'e
and striking design for the cup has been ninae anu
is now being engraved. The half back Is luSt con'
pletinp hard rush, the interference has been orohe
through and the runner is being tackled py t"o VI
his stalvnrt opponents. -
The following officers for the Athieic AsSo..."
20. ,eer elected: President, Parker, 93 captain,
Rr,rcs "a: secretary and treasurer, StarR' of'
graduate members f.. d. Rosa. - e.,,u
d,r The number OF entries Is large and the ouiI,a
ment viii undoubtedly be success; Att"mPTT ~,n,tv
compete. ,., ,,,, ,u,os q, Monday
last Newton o. gained second place IN the bo'i &c
event putting the twelve pound shot ~ lee' ~
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Tufts College Mass, June ) (SpcciaD.-Thc pro
gramme for commencement Is as follows: June =
reading for the Goddard prizes; June 10. class day
June IL, baccaaurcatc sermon by President Capcn
June H. ordination OF candidates for the Christian
ministry aud dedication Of Miner Hall: june Il.
alumni day. annual meeting and banquet at the
vendome BOSTON June Is, thirty sixth commence
ment, and PRESIDENT reception In the evening The
commend ement speakers 10 he W. :. Gray. F.
A. North ?. T.. Kimbali, ". VI. Johnson ". s.
brooks. J. NJ Holnster and II. r. Edison.
At the readings for the Greenwood prizes W. d.
Eddy '02 secured first, L. ". Perkins. second, and
Carl r. Henry third.
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SMITH COLLEGE

Northampton Mass, June . (SpeclaD.The rccep-
lion given by the juniors TO the seniors In the new
gymnasium Wednesday evening was a pleasant
affair.
Wednesday June g, IL the date fixed upon for the
tennis tournament
Herr Heinrich Meyr, OF Boston. was the sololst In
the ANALYSIS class Friday afternoon. Fraulein Won
Mitzah gave tea for him and Fraulcin Mcyr In the
evening nj her home.
commencement exercises at Smith come on June
%. Tho baccaauieate sermon Is preached on the
sunday preceding and Tuesday, June -, T. devote ed
10 the meeting and reception OF the Alumni Asso
clatOu.
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TILE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich, June (spccaD.-The baseball
team returned from the East Decoration Day. hav-
ing won four ont OF seven games. Ihe VICTORIES
were over Yale Brown, Lehgh and Lafayette. and
the defeats were by Princeton. Harvard and Penn
sylvana more dificub schedule could not nave
been arranged and when the loss OF two OF the best
pitchers and the fatigue that follows travelling are
taken into consideration, the Western champions
ocautt.d themselves crcditably and earned at least
place I'm the first rank OF college mines. On Its re-
turn the team DELAYED in Ohio by railroad
wreck that II unable "a reach Detroit on Dec
Grafton Day afternoon in time TO play C"rnell-the
great game of the year. There were 6OOO people
awaiting their arrival.
The annual banquet of the Alumni Association Of
the southwest was held yesterday nj Kansas CITY,
T. W. Palmer president of the Worlds Fair Com
mission responded T.. toast, did also Professor
Charles A. Kent, OF Detroit; Senator G. X. Davis,
Of Minnesota, and President Angel, Of the uni
verslty.
Harness, the unfortunate pitcher who became
mentally deranged ut Philadelphia while the nine
upon lis Eastern trip, leaped nom second
story window Of asylum In Philadelphia, where
he WAS confined and threw himself IN front of n hors,
car lie rescued without serious injury.
James F. Burke, Eli r. Sutton, ana II. d. Jewell
OF the executive committee Of the College League Of
Republican Clubs. hnvc gone To Minneapolis and
opened headquarters for the convention. Tic
officers for next year Of the University OF Michigan
Republican, Club are II. II. Parsons, Of Montana,
PRESIDENT James Arneil, vice president; ". H.
Dcllcnback, secretary, and II. II. Cutchcon, treas
The records OF field day, which held On Satur
day, are follows 100 Yards KensoD. 10 -
seconds; go yards, Hunter. 70 seconds 440 yards
HENSON, G2 l-6 seconds one half mile krogmnnn,
minutes 10 25 seconds mile run. Krognann. 5
minutes 20 20 seconds 100 Yards hurdle, Thrall
l6 A. seconds; pole vault, Hurley. feet, :
IL Inches; running broad jump. Martin. 10 feet
10 inches; go yards hurdle. 30 30 seconds. The
track was heavy from recent rains.
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CORNELL.

ithaca n. V. June ) (spccIa-M meeting Of
the faculty. held for that purpose, tho university
follow ships and fcllowshIps In the Sage School Of
Philosophy were awarded for the year 1s02'03
follows ". c. Abbott. Wabash College. English
pholocy =. W. Card. Cornell horticulture; V. Coffin,
Dalhocsic College. modcrn history; c. A. Dunway.
Cornell. political economy; V. J. Emery, ohio Uni
versity and University OF Nebraska Latin f. r. Felt.
Massachusetts Agricultural College. Tnvertebrate zool-
oy L. s Ferry. Cornell, physics; ID. X. Co.'S,
Indiana University, political science; H. .. Hills,
Cornell French und German ltcmture; r. r. Jones,
Cornell ele tricnl engineering X. !. Kellogg. Cornell
comparative phlology: F. I. Norton. Cornell. Greek
and comparative philology; Y. snyder, Iowa Agri-
cultural College, mathematics. Miss l.. linnnnn.
Wellesley. philosophy D. d. Hugh. Dalhosc College
philosophy J. F.. L. Rosfenol. Mcfiil University and
Lopsg University. philosophy. scholarships in the
school Of Philosophy awarded 10 a. X. Ill.,
Of Dalhuusc College f.. l.. Iiinmqn. Of Cornell J. A.
Leighton OF Trinity College; ". " Tppy, Of Dc Paw
University Miss Margaret Washburn. Of vassar Col
lcge and Il. Watanabe, of IIlsdale College and
Cornell.
The Columbia freshman crew arrived in ithaca
on "Wednesday morning. and quartcrcd ut Glen
wood. pleasant resort the lake. four miles from
the city. AID Just opposite the finish Of tho rn'es
They nre rowing In good form. and while the Cornell
crew are hopeful Of victory. they expect 10 have 20
work for II.
The Comedian has appeared. 1t is somewhat
larger than most OF its predecessors and contains
some artistic work Of very good quality.
Tie university viii issue In book form the
cNcrcses az tie opening Of the rev library building
last October The book will be snmptnOusly mad 5
and adorned with many fine Illustrations Of the
building
1hc students guild Of the university AT a recent
ncclng determined Ia enter upon the work OF raising
funds 10 erect university hospital. which has come
10 be crying need. II is hoped that the example
recently set NJ Yale may be generously followed by
the friends of Cornell Hans for the building and for
the canvass are now bAng carefully maturo,i.
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WE,LEYAN UNIVERSITY

Mlddctown. Conn. June (SpeciaD.-The Foot.
lall Association ha' completed the ARRANGEMENTS for
the cup be- offered IN competition TO tic football
teams Of lackctt>town, Pennington and Wyoming
scminnr!cs The schools will be- organized into an
association similar 10 the National Intercollegiate
Association and this will make all arrangements OF
games and attend TO the minor detoils The place
# the intercollegiate Graduate Advisory Board viii
be supplied 10y a committee OF the donors elected by
The contributions 10 the cup. This committee will
decide all disputes and will be the final authority on
all appeals from The Interscholastic League. The
schod winning the championship will have Its name
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Rochester. June > tspcclal).Aftcr three postpone.
ments nccount OF rain, the university ued -dav
sports held at I've Driving Park on Friday of,.r
noon Lewis D5, broke the college record in throw,
ing the hammer. Hooker o. Is the winner in the
tennis singles. which are counted as "A part of the
heldday spor :. The doubles are yet 10 De PLAYED.
A number Of Rochester students attended the inter
collegiate field sports ut Utica on Memorial Dar
c. J. Pike won the pole vault his record being feet
Inches. but he was beaten In the .aO.ya,d hurdle
race by Ralston. Of Hamilton. whose time vss = ooh
Of second better-26 % seconds Both mon hrolo
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RUTGERS.

New-Brunswick June (speclal).-The Van Vechtcn
Mission prize has been awarded 10 G. F. Corwin, D2.
Tie Electricity prize, offered by the class OF 10.
vas won by Eugene Belts, 90. lie also captured
the Suydam prize In natural science. +. p Merrill
49, Is the winner OF the natural philosophy prize.
These young contested for the Delta Phi
senior orators prize; W. scudder Poughkeepsie.
N. y; j. W. Thompson, this city; X. f. Farley,
Fort Plain, ". Y: Ii. X. Davis, Amsterdam. " y,
and Mr. Berg, OF brooklyn, ~ Y. Mr.. Davis received
the prize.
Noah Brooks, OF "The Newark Advertiser" will
deliver the annual address at commencement this year.
John Soaring. class Of -, Will be the speaker be-
fore the Alumni Association. Ills subject will be
A Plea for the Classics.1
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will expire: alumni collation. Mt ! 15 In Memoha'
Hall: class day exercises AT and p. M: receD
ton by the president and Mrs. Webster. from 10 ID
N m Wedncsdav-Co Commencement at 10 o'clock. In
The FIRST Presbyterian Church. General Daniel BuI
terrified will deliver the address Of the honorary
chancellor The graduating class VIII hold Its re-
copuon on Wednesday evening beginning ut 1850
O'Clock The following classes VIII hold reunions'
At a recent meeting Of the Phi Beta hhppa' VIII
Jams and Hunter, OF the graduating class were In
.to
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II\NInEDRD

ITaverford, Penn. June (special).-Thc return
match with the Germantown Cricket Club was played
Yesterday afternoon on the college grounds. Muir
and jerks opened the batting for the colegans. and
~ were scored bef1r' the first wicket fell but after
this they went down In rather quick succession until
Wlltall went in, who hit freely for 49, The innings
closet with 90 to the credit Of Haverford German
town scored 100, OF which Morgan mnde 90 BohIen
Il, f. Brown 10 and X. ID. Brown, who went In at
the first fall OF the wicket md was not put out II
The day drizzy anl the spectators few.