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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
cOCDcFL OBsERVATORH.

NorhAcld oct. 80 (special).-Good eel Cbs'r'h'or'
will be- bescgcd on November 9 by fhrong OF people
interested Il! Jupiter md the subject OF occmt"noh.
This year Is regarded the most Important al 'his pnec
Of science since it Is the first glimpse ut Jupiter tne"
IN" new telescope. which is the min "rerst MI" '
y,, I, strength in the world Professor Pm, nc shy
Jupiter w,l, he In his best position for Observation
during the month OF November. crossing the meridian
at n high attitude carly in tho night Ther' VIII DC
two OCCUPATIONS Of Jupiter dulinS this mohth' l'e
conjunctIons occurring November at > p M. and
November co OF midnight. central time These Will
he visible as 0ccnaiions only Ia equatorial and soat'
cyn ATTITUDES. As seen In our latitude Tue h'o""
will pass TO the south IN both instances. On Novon
h.r ". Will endsavor 10 MAZE some Of TIE fines
nbotocraphs ever madc this slide VI IN" continent
Professor ". II. =. MOnch &. NJ: Monchinc. u.
Wilson and Professor PAYNE VIII 'af' part III 'ne o.
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DARTMOUTH.

IIaiio.-r. y. H.. oct. 30 lsprclall. The football
cicvc; /, mailing rapid Improvement la It's play just
,t pre- ent -p::c OF IL" men a.. dis BLEED tuptu.n
Acn. quarter: T.. f.. Jonas. tight acklc: TOWNSEND,
tight end Lyoa. Walker md Randall laid up with
!nj.:iirs 81 ,niiOiis kinds. The first championship
anr l. ON the LONE ground November 5.
-, 10 ,,uiy club liz, orrlnixed with the,r oi1i
President H. {. Idle. -: Vice president. ". II
Mrnii ~. secretary md Treasurer. Quincy Blikrly
-
Political Interest Is waxing In college. still
son lntrhins. II Washington, d. C.. nddns>cd the
'iua cratic Club October -. and General Henry VI
rakti. candidate fJr OnEr.>s IN the second District,
Discussed the Issue, Of The campaign bcOr. the Re-
publican tlub October -. In" students number
alCui three Republicans TO Onr Democrat. while the
faculty are ubOut evenly divided
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WILLIAMS.

Wniams'own. oct. 30 (>ptcnn.-Iile can b" said
for the work of the football team the last week. Sac"
the game with the University Of P+nnsyvnEa. Ennis
Iloll,.,cr Perkins, Garfield and Manning have been
laid up and the practice games have been almost
wi,ou, spirit Mr.. Richards Is 10 longer coarhing
the team, snd Captain Garfield. With BobMe" Wins
,on the trainer Is attempting TO develop" style OF
play more like that Of last year. Wentworth. 80, Is
also coaching Individual players.
The Republican Clnb sent u hundred mon to the
rally at Nttsticd, on Friday night. The cnps mad
GOWNS were worn for the first time. giving II dis
tinciivcly college air 10 the cinb
The new recently chosen by the Gle" club nr"
as follows: First .rnor. Lane. 90: second tenor
Holmes 90 first bas,cs. Campbell and butcher, %
Van Loom '9G ,rcOnI bn,>. lockwood, U6. Re
hrr,a!, arr, held twice II Week.
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YALE.
TIE SENIOR ELECTIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT

THE SENIOR ELECTIONS FOR CoMMLNC'NrN''
NewHsvcn. Oct so (special).-iale's senior e'",'
bus elected officers for commencement week as io.
lows: Orator Iemmrl +. Wrles: poet. RUFUS w.
Gibbs class secretary. Winthrop r. D"lRnt n'''S
A. w. Wheeler. c. W. Mills Hurry u. fVhe"' ''X
Morgan and Fred F.. Gp:chel: sta'istciahs' fr'nn '
DonnelIv and Frank Brown triennial comhi''N''
Moses Taylor. jr.. Joseph Roby anu "r'"'u H,n.o
ivy committee r. W. G. Wadsworth, j. Stah'y ''oore
and L. r. Allen class day committee. Francis Psrsohs
william Beeg. r. l. Chat1eld, Logan Hay H. b. "aoe
and J. II. Field supper committee A. . |n'sno'"'
L. II. Dlxby. D. NJ. Grouse. A. II. Jones anu ~: :.
Beadlcston cup committee. ". W. Smith, x. b. ""oe
aud Noah II. Swayne. 3D.
Tie candidates Of the university crew began TRIM
ing ON Monday. The work this fall viii BE- light,
consisting OF barge work on the harbor three after
Moons q week Many OF the promising men are pay
ing football; Gallaudet and Panr have been ILL., ana
Johnson is suspended. Van Iiuyck Is rowing ana so
are Rogers and Rowland. substitutes last year. Tue
other men training are Folger, Goetchlns. OF mS'
years freshman crew, and Brown hopMhs anu r"h'
rose. freshmen.
The Yale Freshman Debating Society has been
orcanzed with the largest membership In lis history
The following officers have been nominated Tor The
year: President, s. NJ. Alvord epresdent Arson
Phelps Stokes r.; secretary. X. +. Ely treasurer
Emory Hawkes..
During the year q course Of twenty lectures will be
delivered In the Divinity School by on unusually
eminent list Of speakers Among them ar" the Rev
Dr. Stnckenberg Of Berlin the Rev. Robert F. Horton
Of London; the Rev. John Hall. OF New-iork the Rev
A. J. r. Bchrends. Of BROOKLYN: the Hon. Edward J.
Phelps and Professor l.. J. Sanford. Of New.llaven
for the university eleven: V {. Mccormick ,D3, s. !;
N. C. sley, IT,. - ID. p: Lyman j.: 80; w r., Hop
T. sllman. "a. S.; L.. T. Bliss, W, 5. C. u, Bliss
r3; J. A. McCrea '95. S: 7. Dyer, Us E. L. Mes.&r
s.; F. RuttcrNor,h. '63; II. Graves. J.. =; A. NJ:
Reard W3; A. II. Wallis '03: ". G. Winter. ~. :. {;
G. +. Sanford, a. 3: +. A. HnRey, 70; ". q.
nickok, '93, =. 49,
The annual report Of the treasurer OF the Vac
baseball Association submitted Yesterday morning
by Noah H. swayns. The total receipts w"r,
~ 074 81 including 500 left over by the management
OF two years ueo The general running expenses OF
last year were $5375 90, besides which III ,22o was
paid 10 visiting teams Just VI 900 was given to the
Yale field and the balance in the treasury $73 81. WIS
turned over to the Yale financial Union.
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CITY COLLEGE ELECTIONS.

Class elections have bean the order OF the day ut
tn. rirr" of the CITY OF New York. The senior class
election, have resulted follows: j. u. llan"y,
pre- ident 4. Urban. vcrprr>idrni: Is. Schnur-r.
secretary: I. Tucker treasurer ID. j. Lyman. HIS.
toIian: F.. e.. Zairishl". poet p. Schnmck. orator
Tl, -uplomorc elias has elrt-d A. =. t;lc,rtst
president: ". s. lIrinrmann. vice president F. A.
Almmih. secretary: &. Grm"iStrin. TREASURER: r.
Tombo historian. and J. Ewing. poet.
John d. .lInnry. 'o3. and william IllrSch. %, have
been elected to represent IL" PhrrnoccSmlan Literary
Sorrty IN tn, first Of the second series Of Shepard
Prize Debates. The representatives OF Clonla have
not yr: been selected.
The City C,,ll-gc athletes taking great Interest
In the Cr Country Association Of In" cllcgr ro:,r.
t.n entries muic In Ill" last run Of tho association
and all but one OF these started. Enrich 49, won
tnr run with llllebrund %. second una Macke. 80.
third.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton Oct. 20 (sp.cIalb.--The last week has
Witnessed more pinlcal activity Among the students
than the collcr" ever saw before. Til" first part Of
ne week the I'r,hll'i'l Club. compoci OF n ont
sixty mri.b"rs organized. and officers chosen a'
follows: President. Andrew. O3: Hc"pr'sd"ni
Ottlcy %; s,cir'ury IlnitLlrr. 90. On Wednesday
evening the Republican Cub was addressed by
Thomas H. Dudley. Of Camden. and Friday evenin;
~ e.. +. Bfrcktr!dS". Of Kentucky. npprirrd iih0"r
The auspices Of the Democratic Club.
The appointments FOR IA" Charles q. Iairi English
prizes ~r.r nrnonmc.d Friday. The prizes repre-
who excel In The ora'orcal exercises Of the senior
class. TIE appointments NJ" a. follows Fur Bnru
Pile .nd prizes for oratory and delivery. A. r.
ALdr-wh IT,. j. L.. Curtrr. Iiernce Henderson. ID. Is.
3. Morris. G. D. Newton. J. ". Nicely Is. V. D. Post.
j. l.. Tidslry. A. VI. rompson; for prizes for orator,
aud delivery Jain-s E-vrridge Kenneth Brown. }.
u. Cameron, ". 4. Dunn. 4. {. Kellogg. I.c" Moi.'
eomcry. G.. ". Ot;iry. W. T.. Poison. &. T. Mggs.
Robert sloss, q. A. Tauney. J. W. WILKINSON. n. l..
winnr>: for prize .nr delivery !. I. Erokaw, J. r.
Ewing. iiubr. FcrGpaon. W. NJ. Hudson; for pri:"
for poeiiy ". A. UIn.: ioi plies for d.punt"n.
4. l. Andrea. ". NJ. Hudson. Lee Montgomery. {.
". Ottl,y, II. J.. WiuaL,. Tn" following question
has b-n oao,"n for TIE Baird dispuiut"n Rr-
solved That 10 rr>ldrh,r qualification should b. re-
Quird for r!1 lion 10 the Federal 'iOts" VI Repre-
scntntv's."
An important change IN the footnll team has been
P.inr~t"r, success not a hli.. MWse. ~. whJ
played quarterback On III" Varsity and scrub last
y'nr. rriuih'ti I" co"r" and NJ One" resumed his
old position. Toe. Who las been tnlnihg tor thu
position all Year. 1, much Inferior 10 Morse b"th III
Iuc knees nnG .t'sidIn'S. in passing. Poe has been
placed at baIiLnrh fwhrrr hr play"i last ,'ar
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington VI. Oct. 10 (SpetiaI).- The in oming
freshman class enr0ls sovcn;y.tWo nnm"S.
ON Friday. Oct Der IS. parry from the legislature
insisting II Senators Wall and hforI. with twenty
four members Of the lirise mace q visit to the
university at the invitation, OF irc- idcnt Euckhnn
They inspected the new mechanical building the
Billings Library and the buildings Of the Agrculiu al
Experiment Farm.
A public debate lns ben arrangei between the
Democratic and Republican factions Of the students.
In which three from each side Will DISCUSS the uues
hon. should n Young man cast the RcnubI,can or
The Democratic ballot In the coming na,ioni rlec.
lion -
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Mddletown, Conn. oct. 20 ,spcriai'.-Ihe Vhoa''
team IL badly disorranzcd. Cnis. the giant guard
has not been nbe TO play since tho Dartmouth game
and rordv,e has n bnd anllc. Vet Captain Gordon
u,ak.s these men who arr In condition plnr II lnrd
game and the tcain II, 4 whole. plays with NOR" HE
than carll"r In the .rt,son.
The contestants for the n'h!euc tenn TOOK hir hT~'
tall r,, on Tiesday. being lei 'y F.. l.. Steele VI
On Saturday morning III" Junior class held meeting
and voted TO levy tax VI 81 per member In supp VI
OF The ola POdrdn."
~rhe wrAcyan Literary Moaihly" appeared on ~:
urday Tho pssr..r /, edited bv II board Of ed!'"--.
CHOSEN from III. D-lin Kappa Ep-on and ~ pill :,
frarrni.i"-. and IS intrdrd to supplement Ihe vi
lcGc Argus
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BROWN.

Providence. r. l., oct. 30 tSp,cnll.-- The awards
Euvc l"rn made 10 the Blown freshmen who were
,rc, -snl IN the ,0mpr'iiiv" examinations for the
Tic tl"at's Iini,shorn premiums.
Professor seth will conduct the sunday morning
Hi,lr class during President Andrrws's nl,,rn.r IN
Europe.
The seminar Of history. political economy and
political science Lli It's first meeting Of the year IN
The library F-i'.a, aftcrnoun.
The mi rn organizations have chosen Llcwrllyn
~. president Chamberlain. o. vice president; FOX
~, secretary: Ham, "a, treasurer: (ady, ~,
auditor.
The political canvass shows thu. the Republicans
havr a diU:iy over all.
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NiCVE1GHN MENTOR.
THE GILLIAN AFFAIR FAMILIARITY DESCRIBED
IN CHA>TE ENGL.;H.


IN CHA>TE ENGL:'H.
From The Evening Post. January ~. 1892.
President Montt ia> arrived In tho library In which
the two gentlemen" 10 debate the matt " iTsi-
dent Harrison Is not ready. ANA keeps nm waluhS
good while a|rmr which ,hs me ryas r U and i1 threaten
him with "a licking, some ~ Them os'n,a,lufIa,Vy
lcadng ps,os and slarpnng SaS nery,uu diaiOnas
pTrsident Harr1>on-This Is II bad business. A.
understand IT, some Of my ptople have teen br1itally
assaulted In your grounds BY some Of your mmiH ~
sSr air but thought we had better meet and talk
and see what you hal to say @o" ra ,bat one
course We both knew ~ men OF 1'e "0r'a' .H'' 0"'
i1~sldrnt Montt-Quitc right It is a most unfof'
tunac affair and deeply regret H. as you may imAS
the facts by an examination OF all concerned which
Certainly make all the anSnds in my power II hn ~
that my people were the aIGrr.sors or IN any w" ortst
the, w the %, GH y 10 sent
made himself very obnoxious. don't KNOW O,y Sis and
5. @ to say hut T didn't ana ao"sse pretty
i'd vet the darncst licking ANY sucker ever v'eNe, ms,
ave you his exact words and he appears 2. ny ny
lawn 'xsr IoS dsy ;hs % ' sort Of man Is
Eesidsnt iarrison-He Is gentleman OF coi witI'
s sr"at care and II seems TO me incredible that ~
should behave IN the mnnnSI o you aS HsSfr ,Sc row iseh
hnow and care nothing about your examnnS .srd
which yon say yon are CONDUCTING. son na other pco.
said you wes sorry for 1t. MESSENGER nsuiu5s yoaf
n my that s rtN' ,snnSs HI. my stick You avn
lie saws he didn't and his worl Is worth Ten OF
S0% % nous rSsy ha sS"t enough ef @
YOU don't admit tho truth Of evefytmng e., noD lie.
s' ss is 80 S,s n s wi hsrS happen
On slsn rom me to throw yon nerx ana c' cpccS
that window. you sancy DaSo. "A' ''"'
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester! Oct. 30 tspccia).-Thc event OF tho
week among the col"g, MN tho 70 ,tbal; garo
with tn Chicago Athletic team on Monday afternoon
1t was MT expected thnt the ocai1penm would score
ind It did not. Rochesters work hs crcditaslc. Inv
ever considering the strength Of 0e opposing eleven
The score "a To U for Chicago t.chc,tcr.s
team Is made up 'ullows: Lett end, Menzic: ,cf.
tackle Van VJor!is; left guard. Glass; centre sbcn
ARD; right guard. GlcIss right Tackle Slaight risht
emo. shccts: quarter, Knight halves. Winaps.
wynner; fullback. Fabel.
J. Guernsey Mitchell, the Paris SCULPTOR "a IN
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Of Brohs- "The Cooking Of STARCH" The Preparation
Of Nutritious Drinks " The Preparation Of Nutritious
Jelies' "The Cooking OF Meats and Meat substitutes"
Miss Maria Daniel. of Eoston, will he lecturer. The
course will be Of unusual interest and value to the
physicians medical students and nurses Of BROOKLYN
The class In English literature. under the auspices
Of the Library School, will open Tuesday. November
l. There are Thirty students enrolled. The
first lectureesson will BE- "Chaucer" The girls Of
the High school receiving systematic gymnastic
instruction three times week. Miss Lines graduate
Of the Bro0uyn College OF Ply seal Culture i, the
Instructor. rDe gymnasium Is opened to the boys OF
the High School and to members OF the Pratt Institute
Athletic Association every afternoon after Oclrk.
complete equipment has been added the gymnasium,
and competent trainer has been placed In charge.
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II\R,' ARD AS'I;.\.

Cambridge. Mass. oct. 20 (Sp~ciali.-Thc mo.i m.
trr sling thug " The week ut the Harvard Annex Las
b,en thr sccuun; Of The tournament al Bryn
Mawr from Miss Whlitels.y. Mis- L"'hrop and Miss
Arnold. the t.i:rr kris WHO represented the Annex
there. Mss Wh!trs~y defeated Two players from
Girlon. rs well as Nils, Putnam. :hr champion VI
Bryn Mawr. with the score Of e-o 8-4.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Aeass!x resumed her rrgulnr
weekly teas for The girls In the paror OF Fay House
on Friday the lder held It's regular meeting, the
girls playing progressive letters and DAM
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MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Amherst. Mass. oct. 30 s>p,cnlI.-Prof"'s'r e..
D. Werner OF 'hc department OF mathematics. whose
enforced absence due to Injuries received In an acH
dent last spring. has been seriously felt at ire COL
l"ge. is gradually resi;nng bis college duties.
A college Press Club has been formed and Iins
elected a. executive committee: President, I. :.
H0,t 90 secretary and treasurer. {. F. walker "a
T. = uu. N, "a r. r. Keith, Vi: A. u. Kirkland.
"a, and ID. {. Potter, Do
The football manager has arranged games Tor the
remainder Of the season with EoHfon UNIVERSITY!
springfield School Of christian WORKERS, Yale freshmen
and NilistOn seminary.
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AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Auburn, Oct. 80 (specinl,.The cornerstone Of the
nov Wolch Memoria BUILDING and tn. Willard Chapel,
tAe addition to the Auburn Theological Seminary,
WIS laid Thursday afternoon with impressive services.
Many leading Presby"rians OF Western NcwYork
In attendance. George &. Bacil. OF Rochester,
Ckoirman OF the Euiidlng Committee. pre'Ice,. Pro
feasos s. NJ Hopkins offered prayer and the Rev.
~. Edward p. sprsgue president OF the Board It
Commissioners. read the Scripture lesson. An ad
oeos was delivered BY Professor ". J. Beccher. Tie
ooo wss placed In position BY Henry A. Morgan, Of
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Aurora. assisted BY Mrs. Il. r. WEIGH ana MISS
Willard The Rev. william II. Hubbard. OF Auburn
made the closing prayer. and Professor f. A. Han
unston pronouyced the bensdlciiOn 4 large nmO 'r
OF the delegates to the Interscminary MISS
Alliance were present at the exercises" Ihe nc"
building had It's origin In the mind on the Iate fIo
fessor r. D. we.ch, who left S'o'ooo 'o~uru ~
.rec,lon The Misses Willard c)ntribn'"o inc em,Ie
cost oi f,e chapel The structure VIII De OF CIyues
Conuty gray limestone. rook-faced ara trimmca wiz
ahn S,,,rri,r red sandstone. IT Will bc hnslfa 10
oaA. and viii be ready for occupancy bef'r" Sepehf
her 1855,
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
,r-pJJc LECTURES AT COLUMBIA.


TIL. total number OF enrolled students at Coi"m"a
College up to date. Is i.54". OF whom o'' "'' '"'
n,ctrd with the college for the first time.
Tn. faculty OF political science has announced Inc
f,ll,wing course OF eight lectures admission to which
will De- by ticket and will b. open TO limited num-
her OF outsiders. The lectures Will DE- gwen oy
Edward Eeelrston, IN Hamilton Hull. As 'oiiows
.rh" Culture History OF tho American
p,op.c": Thu scay. Eov mbor TO- Monday
November L. First Con'ae' with the "Aaer.
ncss": Thursday, November IT. Fairly Land and
Labor systems" Monday. November 81. "Krlaons
with Aboriginal tLfr": Monday. November g. DO
nestle and Social Life Before the Revolution THIS
day. December ]. " Bread Winning nnd Money MaEing
Trade and Ptracy": Monday. December D. "k"Neloh
md superstition OF our Forefathers'; Thursday,
December j. Evolution OF American Institutions"
Monday, December lc. "Modes OF Travel and the
Grcm, Western Migration."
Columbia College will have Q course OF lectures
also this winter IN cooperation with the American
Museum Of Natural History. The subject Of the first
course will be the "Jesup Collection Of North Ameh
can Woods" ct the Museum. at Seventy'ssventh'sf
and Eighth ave-. OH Saturday evenings, At O'Clock
Each lecture will be accompanied BY lantern ilusra
lions. The course will be delivered BY Professor
y. H. Brtton. PHI. D.. Professor a Botany, md the
dates and subjects are follows: November TO-
The D.ciduous.Leuv-d Trers"; November 2G. The
Dcclduous Lcaved Trees. Continued; December D.
THE D-clduous.I.cayed Trees. Concluded" Tn"
Palms.; December 10. THE Conifcrous Trees"
A new fraternity has made Its appearnnc" In
Columbia Phi Kappa Pal. II enters the college With
IA" following men Allen Coycl Fellows Albertson
manent chapi"r rooms have not yet been Selected
The other fra,rrni,irs a, Columbia are Alpha Delta
Epsilon. pcltn Epsilon. Delta Tau l,ea: Kappa Ka.a
ainmms ,I;nrnard College,, mi Lsli, Phi Phi Delta
Chi und 7eta Psi.
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DICKINSON.

Carlisle. Rnn.. oct 80 (sIcciaD.-M 4 recent meet
INK OF the senior class the following officers wore
elected for the ensuing year: President. j. Henry
baker OF Maryland: vice president. Joseph BVSr. OK
p~nusyycnia: secrpnry, Edmund J. Kul1. o! New
Jersey; trpasnr"r, (;eorr Hayes, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
AZ meeting Of the Prohibition Club IL" follow .nc
oflcfr, wero elected President. =. y. Teys. ~
vice president H. W. Wrsiwood. '03. and f.. L. Earl
o.: Corresponding secretary. ". A. Rt'r'f. Va
recording secretary, l.. H. Gil, vi; T"nNurr j.
llrurIS. va.
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SOCIAL THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS.

The ANIMAL reception Of the two higher classes OF
Union Theological Seminary Will take place this even
Ing. The guests will be the members Of the nc,n,.
Ing class and Invited cergymen with the directors and
faculty Of the seminary. There will be music speak
Inc and light refrc. hnrnts. Allen b. ncNeii Of the
senior ca.s. will preside.
meeting OF the executive committee OF the District
Missionary Intcrseminary Alliance will be held this
wcch nj Union Theological Seminary The Rev j. E.
Iloc OF Getty sburg Theological seminary. will preside
ut the meeting.
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MIAMI UNIVERSITY.

oxford. Ohio, Oct. 30 (Spcclal-rhr football team
with Eastman. 'ot, as captain. play cd with the Earl
ham College team ut Richmond. Ind Columbus
Dry ana were defeated.
Al the rooms In the dormI,orrS fun. and many
students live In town.
Elan Fisher, 'C1. IL Republican NOMINEES for Com.
mon Plcps Judge IN Prcbe County.
-Four Miami professors will give University Exten.
don courses In connection with the Ohio Society.
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MJ.JIIFNDEEG COLLEGE.

Allentown. Penn, Oct. 30 tSpecaD.-Cn Friday even
inc October ol the diversity Extension soc'ety or
rnni,sl a centre OF Mnhlcnberg College Tn" Rev.
Dr. seip president the college. Is tn" president ana
DR. Richards and DR.. EttIngcr. Of the faculty. arr
among the probable lecturers.
The Augsburg Society. an organization OF '"e e'''
dcnts with the Rev. Dr. Warkcrnagrl as lrrfnrcr,
meo,s cvcrv Friday evening when lectures On the
Augsburg Confession and Kindred subjects are A.
livered
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The Symptoms and he lntilstA
from eminent authority!
URIC ACID!

DR. n West Of SEWER tells how may knOw yen haze It:
when patient to me with any Of the following symptoms
immediately acid and generally find it sufficient quantities
cause the trouble Intense headache coming either the morning before
rising or after The morning headache often passes off after the
patient and about his work short time tho r" headache
generally becomes easier altogether the evening There may
main and tired feeling the back; feeling of complete omenes
u may in the stomach bowels with extreme restless
NESS blind ~ the patients often call it, dizziness ~hssig 4
hc the eu temporarily disturbed 6usig the with Of
FITNESS in the head the face flushed especially in tie after
noon: the @ cond There be Aversion mental physical
tu sense impending DANGER irritable temper Indigestion with all its
accompanying evils rheumatism aud "e~a9 pa'"sR'ad before the Colo
Medical Society,"
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AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

There nrc $40 Individual students enrolled 10 the
Department OF Industrial ana Fine Arts ut Pratt In
sifiutc. OF this number 100 come from other cities
md htatcs. OF the who'll number OF students VIII,
left the Normal Art class June. 1907 twenty -four have
received positions as teachers OF drawing. The tris
tees arr arranging nm evening course Of hv" demon
straton lectures upon the preparation Of foods TO- In
yalds The subjects to 10 treated 1.-THE Cooling
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SMITH COLLEGE.

northampton, OFT. 81 (Spcclal. Alexander Skill.
ings etching from the painting Evening. Early
.prIng." by ". ". Tryon. director Of drawing ana
pun,ing ut smith, has been exhibition during the
last week. with the original painting and the proofs
of fourteen preliminary states cf the etching.
Dr. sanders has offered prize for the b+st thesis
ON some subject selected by himself from the h!sor
Teal books Of the Old Testament. which are being read
nj present by the sOphomOrs.