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IIoi;ART COLLEGE.

Geneva. y. y. May 20 (spccnl).-The senior e'lSs
held the cinss banquet at the Plaza on May IL haro'
: Rankin presided toastmaster' loast' "erv 10
.uonded 10 by e. Il. Hrush W. u. MacPheisoh' W. H.
r,,oss " n Iearrm ) NJ Beach, J. T. Taylor,
~ - Kempcr and l.. VI: sweet The souvenir po"N
of ,he banquet containing the menu, the t"a'ts ann
,ne autographs Of the several members OF the c'asS'
wa, tasteful and unique. ..
The fourth annual reunion OF the Kappa A'p"a
fraternity was held with the Hobart chapter oil MOI
1,v MAY % Delegates In ATTENDANCE from
,-,oo Williams Cornell and Toronto. The executive
council meeting took place In the afternoon ana the
innouet In the evening. at which sevcnty-hvo were
present -, go
The banquet u the freshman class came OF OH
wednesday, May %
,T,o course in elocution is given this year both TO
n,omorcs ard 10 freshmen and will hereafter form
nnrt 81 The regular freshman work. and not. ms pre-
yioisv Of the sophomore work. separate prizes VIII
lie contested for by the divisions a. mo annual cx
IibtOn ia defamation, held IN ccnineheemrht week
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WILLIAMS.

wllamstown, Mass, May 20 (speciaD -Benjamin
De wolfe Of the senior class died at his home In
North Adams last Monday Of typhoid pneumonia lie
one Of the oldest students IN college, having
entered at the age Of twenty-five and was about TO
graduate with honor. The funeral services we're held
az the Baptist Church In North Adams on Wednesday
afternoon. and we're attended by a large number Of
friends ard many Of the students and professors The
senior class, IN caps and gowns, and the members OF
the Theta Delta Chi fraternity attended In BODY ana
occupied the central portion Of the church Inc Rev.
F. H. R0wley pastor Ot the church. olhclated oeihs
assisted by Professor sprig, Of the college The music
furnished by the college choir. Among tie many
floral pieces was a large wreath from the class and
Theta Delta Chi shield. The members OF the class d
90 wearing badges Of mourning.
The commencement appointments arc Walter A.
Weed IT, tvaledictoryJ, Robinson p Bainbndge saluta
tory, Edwin ". Bishop Charles A. browne, IT.. John
G.. Campbell Winthrop B. Greene, Charles Ia HibDaiu
Robert H. Johnston. Andrew p. Mexican, Edward f.
Wilson, the last mentioned student being young
cclOrcd man from Texas Tie commencement pro
granmc Is a; follows: saturday evening, June Is,
Graves prize packing sunday, June 49, baccaiaFeic
sermon BY the Rev. Washington GLADDEN., ID. d., Of
Columbus Ohio; priyernceting In Mission Park, and
address 10 Y NJ c. \. by the Rev l.. I. Chamberlain
ID. D.. Of philadelphia Tuesday, June 81, meeting Oh
the society Of Alumni, Hamilton W. Mabe presiding;
bu,ncss meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa society and
public exercises Of the graduating class. There VIII
be formal or Informal reunions Of the classes OF AZ
81 'c2. 49, - ~ 'S2, 'sT, 80. Prize rhetorical
exhibition BY members Of 90 and %, and promenade
concert in Goodrich Hall. "wednesday, June %, the
commencement exercises will be presided over by the
Row. r. r. Booth d. d., Of NewYork, in the absence
Of President Carter.
Athletic spirit is high, md all are looking forward
cxpectanty TO the game with Amherst here next Mon
day Williams played two innings with Union last
Wednesday when rain put stop to the game. after TWO
runs had boon made by the home team and none at all
by Union. The tennis tournament IS In progress ana
football men practising. The ihteF'ol eia'e Sports
al springfield resulted In only two hrts for Williams
but one Of these the poll vault, By ii. H. Towne oi'
"A record Of 10 feet inches is the best vault ever
made Al Springfield. -, ,,,,
After Mondays ball game the glee and banjo cIlipa
viii give concert and In the evening the junior
dlauaiirs Will be- given. The programme VIII llcinoe
two pieces Ny LOId in Livery ana " BOX ard cox
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CELEBRATING An ANNIVERSARY.

Tho sixty.sixth anniversary Of the wilett Stress
Methodist Episcopal Church was celebrated yesterday WIN
or,,onr,ate ceremonies large number Of the former
nembers Of the church and congregation assembled q the
morning services when interesting sermon was dedvess
hv she Rev. George Taylor Miss Alnira Loes. who has
been ensaqsd % q missionary in Utah, California ane
among Indians for the last fifteen yeos told soous N
carly history old church Of which she has been
member for about sxtynve In the afternoon, g
the celebration Of the Epworth League. anniversary
specches were made by the Rev. William H. Warde pre-
siding elderi the Rev. william H. Layton ana VI. "sv.
II. stsusbury. The young peoples meeting in tho
evening was In charge Of Charles o. Sheldon. me ne"
Lewis X Moore Of Brooklyn. preached the sermon. tos
committee Of arrangements was composed OF inc w.
l. H. Stansbury, George G. Hal'ock. ana oe''se W:
Relyes Among those present were Tnomss nr0"n ~
H. BPummell.
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DlCkI\SilN-

Carlisle PENN NAV 30 SpecaD.-The nine defeated
the ST. Mary's College ball team In score OF to o.
on Friday, at Emmitsburg. on Monday the team
gll meet the Chambersburg in two games.
The Juniors will cremate calculus on the campus,
Friday evening Extensive preparations have been
made for the affair. The Indian band will furnish
the music.
Tie members OF the class of 40. who hold
union this year. will have portrait painted of Dr.
Henry NJ. Harmon, and placed in the chapel The
Juniors have dedicated their annual, which is Just
from the press to Dr. Harmon.
The Commencement german promises to be sue
cessnl this rear. W. F. Patton 90; F. II. Fletcher,
p2 ard George Hays, '93 constitute the committee
on arrangements.
The judges of the Bellies Letters sophomore contest
in oIatory have awarded the prize TO J. W. Staymen
w. IL. Ford received favorable mention. The judges
of the Junior essay contest awarded the prize 20 NJ
p Sellers. George c. Yocnm received favorable
mention.
Or. Robert W. Rogers has mailed TO England the
manuscript of "A New Translation of sennachcTb.'
II will be published next fall by Bag,ter' Of London
in Volume VI of "The Records Of the Past edited
BY Professor A. IL. sayce.
The staff OF "Thc Dickinsonan" will be composed
Of the following men for next year: From the Bellies
Letters Society, Downes 03 Bennett, ~ and All
lev "a; from the Union Philosophical soiety, Fuller
'03 Watts, '93; and Armacoet, % Mcdaniel, Va
was elected business manager
Tho following Is the programme for commencement:
saturday, June 4. p. Junior oratorcal contest
Sunday juno 8, 10 80 a. M. baccalanrcatc sermon
by the president; 80 D. NJ sermon before the Col
loee Y. NJ. C. A.. by Dr. J. Richards Doyle Of Wilkes
barre, Penn; Monday, June G, p m, meeting Of
the incorporates of the Law school; D. IN. address
before tho Graduation Class OF the Law school. BY
the Hon. Edward VI. PaysOn. LII. D.; 3 80 p M
comforting Of degrees m. annual meeting Trustees
SO So ~, '7o, 'd7 'G2, %. ar, '37. IN Chapel
Hail for arrangements; p M, Concert by S'ee ana
Banjo Clubs 40 p n' Junior prone,au. ,"'I
D. M meeting Of the general societies 10 70 a M
meeting OF the Alumni; ii 80 Il. NJ, meetlh- IN
Pei. Knppa society p. M. Glass Day exercises
S D. M GRAFTON BY Moncire ID. CONWAY, class OF AZ
Wednesday June 4, 10 a m, Chapel ana announce
ment nf class hOnors 10 a. M, commencement OF the
Conepe. ~ M commencement dinner. in gymnasium
8 D. m. Presidents reception.
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IN TILE SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.

The following persons will receive the degree OF
Doctor Of Pedagogy at the commencement OF the
University Of the City Of Newiok. June 0: Gertrude
Edmund. Cohocton. n Y; Wellington e. Gordon
Pltchogua n T.; Burtis c. Magic, No. l,l33 Park
ave-, New York; Jennie Is. Merrill No SO Eas' Eighty
seventh-st., New York; Joseph 5. Taylor. No. so3
East Fifteenth st., New York; Luden j. Whitney,
Bnontun n. y; A. G. Merwin, No. Cos liancocRS%'
Brooklyn, ". Y.
The following persons. graduates Of this school,
will receive the degree OF Master Of Pedagogy al Inc
commencement OF the university, June o: J.
Imogen Howard, No. 20 JonessL, New-lork; Charles
NJ Durymple, Englewood, y. j.. Ellsworth ohar"'
Garfield N. j.; Elmer X. Sexton, Goster, y. J''
Mnude Page, Graveyard, ~ Y; Elias Crane, No.
l1l I1rkave. Paterson, y. j.. Mabel Greene, uraVeS-
end. y. y; Caroline W. Reborn, No. Wood Place.
Yonkers, n. Y; Charles T. Seaman, No. lo3 west
tpe-hundred a nd second-st., New York frahhii
Thorne No. 1854 Main-st.. Paterson. y. j.. william
A. Miller Richmond Hill, ". v; Marie W. du pase,
Rutherford, N. j.; Blanche lialsey. No 243 Fourth
st.. Jersey City, n j.. Egbert X liusc, Amityviiie'
~ y; Herman der lI'ide, No. 800 Washington
st.. Newark n. j.; Emma l.. Ballou 1853 CnionsL,
Jersey City, n. j.; Catherine A. Clancy, 70 33e
East Houston st. New York; Isabel Camp No. 9.ss
spin gled, n. Y.
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pROGREss AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

Tho commencement exercises Of the Pratt Insutu1e
High School will take place Thursday evening" june
% Addresses will be made by Charles NJ frats
president Of the board Of trustees. and by some prom'
nent preacher Of Brooklyn. The valedictory VIII DC
given by the honor OF the class. ara the music
viii be- furnished by the high school chorus now un-
der training by Professor Dawson The presentation
Of diplomas will end the programme.
The graduates OF the lgh school have reported thear
choice Of future follows Business, 3; mo-
chanical and electrical engineers, o. teachers, -
literary work, / medicine. undecided L. These
statistics are Of unusual Interest In view OF the TACT
Tint manual training, which forms part OF the
high school three-year enables its students TO
decide upon their fitness for and choice Of life work.
The juniors have been scientifically surveying the
institute campus order to ny ont theoretically the
foundation Of house. Of which they had made work.
ing drawing In their architectural class Next week
the elevation OF institute buildings above sea level
will be taken.
On Monday evening, the second annual meeting OF
the Brooklyn kindergarten Association was held IN
Assembly Hall. Amendments 10 the constitution were
read and accepted. report of the years work was
Given by the secretary, Miss lie Row. and review OF
their work read by the Undergraduates IN charge VI
the free kinder gacns Of the association The ass0ciar
tim will open it, third free kindergarten In the TAU.
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UNION.

schenectady, N. Y, My ~ opcciip'-iiN co''cs'
49,. l., ,,r,d,, drawing TO "A close June % Is the
,lotc Of the announcement. The commencement pro
crmmc will be issued shortly. There will be at least
one imnortnnt departure from the order of former
wears The prize speaking of the juniors and sophie
ores and the Veedcr prize contest In exempomneous
spakirg will be held on Monday evening Instead Oh
.r.,oy ovo,,,a- ms heretofore The senior class has
- ,c,caIv finished the course. The time that clip
bctwccn the present and the day OF graduation Is
usually known " senior vacation" and Is spent
chiefly I'm dnll for the commencement stage and In
oth,r preparati ms for the events OF the last week
The rrlon Chapter Of Pin Beta Kappa will meet on
Tuesday az nvs O'Clock, for the purpose OF electlng
,neubcrs from the prcscat graduating class Accord
,g ~ nreredcnt hid of the elias Teal will b.
che,asn comprs'ng those men who have the highest
marks for their entire course
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ST JoIIN'- COLLEGE.

Annapolis. May 30 (Sp"c'al.-The faculty has
passed n resolution that only three Of the graduating
ESSAYS shnll be read Commencement Day.
Lieutenant Il. II. Noble. L. :. A.. who Is detailed
to the college MS military Instructor and who also
professor OF international and constitutional
Inv. successfully passed his cXamnatin ut III, Mary
land Law University and received his diploma Of
Gacicor OF Laws on Friday last.
r. HOLIDAY Hicks. class Of 81. who recently re-
ccivcd appointment, from the president as assistant
paymaster has successfully passed his physical ana
mental examination. Ills retirement from the faculty
In consequence Of this appointment will otcaSion "A
vacancy in the department OF English literature.
bishop G. I. QUIntard Of Tennessee one OF the
members u the BOARD OF Visitors 10 the Naval
Academy. Is guest Of d. Fell. the president OF the
college.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton, May 90 CspeciaD.-Gcorge Mel Harper.
professor French In the college, Will sail for Europe
Immediately after college closes. lie will spend the
summer studying In Paris
Tie prize debate IN Wing Hall last Friday evening
resulted as follows Dlckcy "a, first prize Brodnax'
o4, first honorable menton Nixon, 3D. second honor
able mention.
The full length portrait OF Mrs. McCosh. which Is
to be presented to the Isabella hcCosh Inhrmary Dy
Mrs. J. Thompson Swain, OF washington mas oeeh
completed by the artist, Mr.. Campbell OF New-f0rk
Tls baseball team goes to Cambridge with tn,
determination 10 win the game which takes place
there fo.morrow afternoon. The team Is playing
much better ball than II played two weeks ago. scV-
eral incfscIent men having been dropped.
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LAWYER PUT IN JAIL

James srant Mitchell, lawyer. Of No % East Ftny
,hrdss vas brought Justice Dufy o. the Tomos
Police Court accused Of larceny oy Eawsu nur%e,
ares. grows Gu, OF sun between Albert H. Reed and A.
FRANK Richardson Mitchell. It is charged. wrote .
Rcd for s7s 70 seus Richardson. Burce says has
being Reeds representative he sent Mitchell check TOP
The amounN drawn on the Mechanics Bank Of Boston.
witch sf,erward passed through the Cara Id Bank, OF this
citv for collection. The check was produced as evidence
and !. was alleged thot Mitchell Appropriated TIE money to
his own use and since flei ~ settle with Rchords"n
Mitchell did not DENY cashne Il" check but said that
~. matter had slipped hi, memory. lie h ID IN
81 600 bail for trial. deiau, Of which he wis committed
" prison.
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New brunswick y. j.. May 20 (Spcclall-Ihc e'"u
Mating class OF Rutgers this year numbers iory tH'c'
~ whom twenty seven are classical and SIXTEEN
c,entlac That the scholarship has been of superior
order IS shown by the average record "a per .o'"
I, * the largest class ever graduated from te
I'll. rhetorical honor has been awarded TO H. H.
,,o, w Thompson ID. ". Cooper J. Il. Cor"in'
- II prett and r. 5. VIM got commencement appoint
msnts ,,, ,,ri 10.
Tho Rev. A. j. +. Bebrcnds, OF Broohlyn' VIII oe-
,,ver the baccaIaureate sermon.
rho aiaerent cas,cs held their banquets Inst week
and had II good time ,,..., g., ,no
.,o u.ill retuIn here on June II In time for
eecGm1encement and he was seren"dcd after Tic 'c''o
banquet
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford, May 90 Cspcc'ai).-Ihe Lemon 'q"''A'r'
that venerable Trinity INSTITUTION "h'e" was "'"
.,, ,v ,o coss Of 1857 and at their graduation was
BANDED down 10 the class which they considered
the fines, in college has been handed down from
one - stucczcr7 class 10 another nnt'i The class Of
80 enyc il 10 90. two years ago Last Monday The
seniors voted lnnd II on to the class OF IA, which
is In their opinion the finest class 10 cohege' Ihe
result Of the vote announced on TUESDAY
On Monday evening the sophomorcs gave theatre
,ortv IN the seniors. The play was " Nils Feyett'
and was greatly enjoyed by the students Refresh
mcnts followed at Avcry's cafe, after which several
toosts were responded to. F. +. Johnson "a. acting
as POSTMASTER.
The society OF Biblical Literature ana EAesess met
e., ,no n,o,l philosophy room Thursday afternoon and
evening and Friday morning. The society numbers
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley, Mass, May go tspecap-Pics'deh' o"aicr
has announced several important changes In the Curl
cum for the year 1882 In place Of mathematics,
formerly required Of all scientific students. may be
substituted a second year IN any science Logic has
been made wholly elective, and ont of the group his
tory, philosophy and physics, all Of which have been
required for degree. students may elect any two ex
cept that for scientific students one subject must IN
every case be physics. These changes Will greatly
increase ths power Of election In the course.
The Shakespeare Society gave the play OF "Twenfh
Night" on Saturday evening.
The Phi Sigma Society has elected these onlcers
President Miss Dillingham;; president, MISS
Holmes: secretary Miss hudson treasurer, Miss frear
factotums, Misses Wheeler and Porter.
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RATES.

Lewtxtop. Me-. May 30 specinl). chief interest
abnt ahs college aud among the students stu con
tnues to centre In baseball Pcnncil' one OF inc
s,ronpsxt battArs on tie team. has signed with the
Portlaods, and will have TO leave on June J.
The tennis representatives are nearly selected. i"0
two teams in doubles Howard. 'o., ana sturee'
20: also MoutOn. 'o3. ard Wns'ow. W. III ''-ie'
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.MONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.

,,,sruL ANrIcIpATloSs FoE THE UNIVERSITY
CREW
.usvep. Conn.,, May 90 Specialize. c. Scripture,
WI university. has been appointed Instructor Of
n.xly created department OF Physiological psy-
w.,ogy at Yale Mr.. Scripture Is n graduate of the
t'D"s ~ the CITY OF New-York lie taught with sue
~, Ncw.York for some time and then spent four
l e. IN Germany, mostly at Leipsic and Berlin. lie
\ va Ian successful as an instructor. lie has pub
"s several articles, both In German and American
l pprs. a.. W. ,..,,. c,..,
l ..,aent. Moses Taylor, '03; vice president Vance
,.cormck 'O4 s.: treasurer, John Nowund. "a
.,s,, Harry p. Whitney, "a; governing board. from
ma r. B. Wade and A. H. Jones' \. S. Chisholm
., r. osborn. S. b. Ives Moses Taylor. c. D. Jones ;
,,m a. II. p. Whitney, John Rowland, J. S. Jenkins
:, q. Perkins, G. II. Mcmillan from '03 s., Vance
,,,corfnick J. ]. Brooks.
I G.. Estill, Of the acadenica class Of '9l now
,ntr in the Law School, has been elected professor
a. mathematics at the new Yale Preparatory school Mt
akeyile which is TO be opened in the fall Mr. Estill
,s, wear secured the Scott HURT prize ser competing
,rh Is7 lie Is Phi Beta Kappa man and
comes from Winchester, Tenn.
The Yale crew is trimming with great faithfuIness.
and the coaches that satisfactory progress has been
made All agree that the crew is much better than
that Of last year. Captain Cook says that 1t will be
the tastest crew Yale ever had provided the men all
ut 20 hardened In the work that they can endure the
rscessary strain OF a four-mile race In fourmc
nails now the men all endure the strain well, but
aretce pull Is Of necessity much less eXacting than
an actual race. The will be the lighest that
aver raced with Harvard but all of the strong
and II faithful work counts for anything they will all
NJ EXPERT oarsmen. Ex-Captain Rogers is now acting
,s COACH and Captain Cook Will be up again before
he quarters at New London ale occupied. Mr.. Cook
( taking a deeper interest in the and the crew
his year than he has for several years because he Is
confident that his system of racing was not al fault
sst year. and he proposes to prove that it not
n putting ont eight that can win with the came
iroke this year Last year Mr. Cook could not spend
inch time coaching the crew. and that fact Is prob
hy due the loss Of the race. If the crew does not
lin this year, Captain Cook will probably never coach
mother crew.
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MASSACHUSETTS AGRIcrLrrEAL coLLEGE

Amherst Mass. MAY 90 specal -Mcmlef' Il The
committees on Agriculture Finance and MILITARY Ana"
I'm the Led Stature visited tie college last week TIE
veterinary chemical and ply zeal departments OF The
college have been enabled greatly 20 increase ih''I
facilities for instruction hy the purchase Il apphrtu
vita appropriations rec -nily made
The following men will represent he senior CHS
on the commencement stage: f. /. tllrh, IL. Il. I'm
erson II. J. Field +. H. Plumb. J. T.. 'l"'kb'ldt''
r. H. smith, q. f. Taylor and H. NJ. Thomson. g. T.
TAYLOR viii deliver the Grafton at Boston lnN'r Ivy
The college battalion will turn ou u asis Inc o'"'
q. A. r. post in oh -cryins Decoration Day
President GODdell ha- received WORD hat Llc"'eh"h
l. " Cornish Whose term OF Office a. professor u
military science and tactics AT the COLLEGE expires tI
year viii I've succeeded by First Lieutenant w "
dickinson, 18th Infantry. ,,. Loud
The students have had erected connodiogs ha,r ,
stand for the accommodation ol th- con ~ pdiu'
which VIII give occasional concerts to the
The following speakers have ben ~cl 'rtei by "a
fcuity 10 compete for the Fow Ter rhetorical prizes ~
commencement week sophom5ies & l.: brown - -
(,uIii, e. II. Mcrwn, \. H. hlrhlini icshi'n ~ -
Potter, +. l.. Warren, I. T. Foley Il. a. Cooley
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mencement festivities. In addition to the five young
women who Will receive the bachelors degree, the
college will confer certificates upon number OF STU
dents in the departments OF art ard elocutiol.
The last elocuon recital OF the year took place on
Friday evening. on saturday evening the graduates
IN eOcuton gave reception TO their friends In Grucher
Hall.
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among IFS members Of the greatest scholars Of
the day and many excellent ADDRESSES were listened
TO- President smith, DR.. samuel Hart and Professor
Ferguson had charge OF the meeting. which proved
an emnenty successful one.
The fifth OF the college editions was held In Alumni
Hall Oh Friday evening. Messrs Thomas Mexican,
'O2 and Harmon Graves, 'J2 were leaders.
The neat little volume entitled Trinity verse,
appeared this morning II IS beautifully bound "
white with the college seal In gilt IN the cover. II
contains about 80 selections and does great credit
to the college and especially the compHcr,. William
French Collins, 49, aud Richard stainer Graves, VA
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TUFTS.

Tufts College. Mass, May 30 tspeciai).-1hc an
$500, snunp field day held under the auspices OK t'r'
r,,,s College Athletic Association. took place May %
,ho track contests bong held at the Mystic ir"ur's
park and the others on the college campus 81 ,..
' .a. heavy owing 10 recent rains, so all I'M
49,, .s sov The cup offered by the class Oh ~
80 tho class winning the most points was won pS '''
Which had II points TO '"3's 3D.
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TIE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore, May 20 Especially President Joln r.
Gonchcr has returned to the city after an absence of
month. which he has spent In Omaha. Ncb attending
the sessions OF the General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Commencement week will begin on Sunday June o.
when the baccalaureate will be preached Tbe
following week will be entirely given up to the COM
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PENNINGTON.

bennington ~ j.. Mag 30 (speciaD-Thc io.,o""s
aro tl,c grades OF the senior class IhomaS o. ,mon
Latin salutetory, grade o.o44o: MISS :" 49, rnc'
,,s santatory grade O.3a5s Thomas Evans. o'oi-i
= : Ucnpage. D3l64 l.. c. Mint1er' o'"i' :, :" naD,
'r,a,,nson Q. a222; I. A. Holland, so'eA H. ne''
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IhSEII SEMINARY.

,u,undole. Mass May 20 specal).-Ihe COM
a,corent address, on June IL, at Lasen seminary .,
,s,u lie given by the young and gifted president Oh
pnydon College the Rev william dc VIII iNue'
- d. The baccalaureac speaker OF June IL Is INC
Rev s. A. Steel d. d., OF NhshV'He' io""'