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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
RUTGERS COLLEGE.

New brunswick, y. j., May (SrcciaD-The cleo
ton OF officers OF the college athletic association
occurred on Friday The unusually large number OF
.o4 votes was cast There were two tickets In the
field for the positions Of president and business man
agcr. otto l.. +. Moln "a. and John O.. Blackwell,
'95, the successful candidates for the Respective
positions. The following officers were elected by
reclamation yicePcsiden, A. < Fox "a secretary
c. \. Poulson, 90: treasurer G. d. Cornish. 'oj :
directors, w. +. Compton and p G. Thomas. "a H..
Hampton and J. H. Carnes, %; G. g. Mallery and ~
+. Kilmer 90. Mcssrs. Jancway, VOORHEES, ana
Williamson were reelected trustees for three ycais
The following schedule OF games mas Deem ariansei
for the college baseball team: May ID, Ncw-i"fh
University al New brunswick; May II, stevens ln't
tutc M New Brunswick May l., College OF the Guy
of New.York at New Brunswick; May 20. We'ihsll
at Wcstfed May 30, West Ends at son'r'inc' June
3. New York University ~ New.BrmswlcK; June -
Murray iii OF New-lOrk at New Bfullswlck: ~
The sophomore prize speaking contest IN inc r'i'
tbessopIan Literary society occurred on Fday evening"
The winners r. +. RhsSum ana l. f. Saho''
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MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL.

Amherst Mas. May -prclhD.-Thc Athletic Asso'
cin ton 1, mailing active preparation for field day. May
Il. \ ucw championship banner has been purchased
and will b. competed for ly the different classes.
TIA. Press club has re- rglnl1,d with r. = nacon.
'D4 president and g. T. WALKER, 81 secretary ana
treasurer Visitors are arriving ~ the plant house
daily 10 view 4 century plant about To blossom
The loarr stalk In, already reached height of
ten feet and i expected TO shoot up ten 10 twenty
feet m re- bcfor. lowering II Is one Of the largest
and most perfect specimens growing under cultiva
ton.
Tho Aec'e flfo- Board T. organized for the com
Ing year a. follow: Editor I'm chief. 4. +. WALKER
bu-lnc-- manager -. H. Ncrwin. a-s"citt" editors.
T. Hacon. A. I. Keith. /. l.. Unen" +. {. Foley.
T. o. Iurg. &. l.. Lane and X. l.. Hay ward.
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STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

D. The lacrosse season opened auspciousy for Stew
rms Institute Notwithstanding previous doubts. Next
Saturday the team will play Lchgh. In the game On
saturday with the Brooklyn Polytechnic VARSITY the
freshman team though beaten, showed Itself capable
OF a great deal more than was expected.
The date Of the Rutgers games with Stevens has
been fixed for May "a, on condition that the gaines
be held nj the grounds Of the Orange Athletic Club.
There will BE- n lacrosse game this week. wednes-
day. with Princeton. the championship game With
Lchigh coming on saturday.
"The Link OF 03. has gone to press Almost
all the seniors are at work on their theses. An
as = So dance was held last Tuesday IN the lecture
hall Of the High school building which was largely
attended. The patronesses were Mrs. Henry Nor.
ton and Mrs. smart.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA May (Sprcian.-A report Of Tho
rVncnl success OF the Mask ana Wig Club has recently
been given out. For the seven performances given
In Philadelphia the club took In 1913 The cntIr,
receipts for the season were over &2l 600 Beside,
the financial success the club has the honor OF having
played for week before the largest houses ON record
at the Chestnut street Opera House. The last per
formancc wns watched by the largest number that
the house ever held.
The ivy balIv of the senior class was given on
Friday evening II held this year for tho first
Tine in the University Library Building. The patron
esses were Mrs. Paul rh0mpsoi, Mrs CLAYTON Me.
Michael Mrs Thomas A.. scott Mrs William Weight.
MN. jr., Mrs. c. Howard Clark Mrs. Prmhcrton 5
Hutchinson. Mr.. Chail,. =, Harrison, Mrs. \. G.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago. May (speciaD.-The university team VIII
MAY the first game OF the season tomorrow, meeihg
DenIson. thu, champion college team Of Ohio. Daub.
who pitched for the Cincinnati League team last
year and will play with that team again this sum
mer rs soon as college closes, will be In the Dox lor
the visitors The university team Will be mace up
as follows: Stage, catcher; Nichols, pi'cher ir'S
oo,t first base Hanson second base Atkinson, thru
hoso Webster short stop: ConOver, left field Pike,
centre field McGivmy. left field; Vaughan, speer'
Barker and Gale, substitutes.
The university issued yesterday an official Dneuh
which will hereafter appear regularly on saturdays.
subscription list is being circulated to raise @ooo
IN imnrove the baseball grounds, which have Deeh
leased to the athletic department for year py Mar
Shall Field The grounds cover six acres, adjoining
tha compus The land will be graded at once anu II
grand stand erected IL sufficient for seating .''oo
DpOple,
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WELLESLEY.

wellesley, Mass. May : (SpeciaD.-A reception was
given on Monday afternoon by President shair anu
the faculty to the senior class and other guests among
whom was Professor william Drimmond. oil Ehlhoursh'
The college chapel was crowded on THURSDAY eVeN's
when an address was given BY Professor Drimmono.
, largo delegation from the class of 80, Of which
Professor Drummond Is an honorary member dihea
with him at NOrcmbcga Cottage, as the guests Oh
President Shafer.
on Friday evening the new crew boat OF inc
sophomore class was launched with appropriate c'f'N
monies. short address was made by the sophomore
president Miss Caps. after which the captain oi
tho crew Miss Dennis broke over the boats bow
bottle of champagne. and chrisencd her SwanSctaha
The shore willie the whole class Joined In the crew
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COLGATE.

Hamilton, y. V. May tSpecaD.-The annual
lectures on pastoral Theology before the students
~ the Theological seminary delivered Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings by the Rev. Dr. EDWARD
hudson. 80. OF the Judson Memorial Baptist church.
New York. His subjects were "Church Worship ana
"Church Work.
The announcement OF the names OF the ten seniors
who will appear the commencement stage was
made on Thursday. Five OF them were apPoin'c"
for scholarship and five for literary ability i'.'
are Thomas j. Bryan, Massachusetts; Everett H.
Fitch Connecticut: Sherman ID. Howe. vermont ;
George Wells Lang. New-York; James ;. hohHfu'
New York Robert IngS Mcclellan, Glasgow scot
land: Walter b.. Parsons New-Jersey Preston H.
Smith New York. william +. White, New'>orh anu
ldeI Harrison Wood. Ncw-Jcrsey. ,
~ trr,nremcnts have been made TO SEND large
delegation TO The Mortified Conference In JnN. Las
wear Colgate had the third largest representation !"
tho country. At least score OF men VIII 60
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BOWDOlN.

brunswick. Me-, May tSprciaD.-Thc contracts for
scarlcs Scientific Laboratory have been awarded and
the building will be begun at once. The structure Is
OF Ezabchan architecture and occupies three sides OF
a quadrangle. It's cost completed will be upward OF
100000 II. W. Thaycr 90 has won the prize for
the best poem contributed TO "The Orient J. T..
I,unning takes the first, ard r. &. Chapman, jr..
'O4 the second prize for the best story.
The first two games In the intercollegiate contest
for the state championship In baseball have resulted
I'm victories for BOwdon, Gates being defeated satur
day, and Colby Wednesday. by large scores.
Professor ID. Collins Weiss probable ccpancc Of
the newly established chair Of sociology at Dartmouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

The Empire Institute, 146 West
4,d ST., New York, offers an i'm.
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cure Of liquor, morphine, cocaine
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Each case treated Indi viduay by hyscians Of Ma
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Not single failure or unfavorable
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Call and witness treatment. Highest
references.
DIRECTORS: JAMES II. PITCHER A. D. CHAND.
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LANDT DAVIS.
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CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL.

Carlisle. Penn, May (special).-The Standard
Debotinp Society has elected the following officers
President Slceni Nori viccpresden Philip Lavatta
recording secretary, Lewis Williams; corresponding
secretary. Paul Shattuck; treasurer, Howard Cans
worth: marshal, Stanley Edge; reporter, Ber'ie
Kennerly: committee on arrangements, IhohoS DE-
Bear. Delos Lone Wolf and Clarence W. lhuha'r'
The junior baseball team Is composed OF the iolo"
ing: sceni Norl pitcher and captain; George suis'
catcher. p,ul Shattrck first base: Joseph MARTINEZ,
second base; Jackson Overy third base EG"hru
Peters. short stop George Buck. right n'1a p nit
Kennerly centre field Samuel SiXklller, ill h'lu'
The band gave n concert In York, PENN OH i"u'
day last, and at Chambersburg on Friday.
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BATES.

Lewiston. Me-. Nav 1Speclal-Tl, faculty cove
a reception t. the students "Wednesday evening IN
Ilathorn Hall. Most II the member, 81 the faculty
were present with hc: wives and the attendant, Of
students was large
President Cheney will give reception this term
10 each 81 III" classes, and other professors viii
extend the usual cOnt"cs 10 the seniors AMI jnnor5
The baseball season has opened badly for Bates.
u" weather has still been unfavOrab. t. tennis
ana Dhi Hitlr is heard IN regard 10 the tournament
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester MAY t>pccIal.-Thc following named
members Of the graduating class were on wednesday
elected 10 membership I'm the Ncw-Yorh Iota OF Phi
Beta Knppa: James = GorSlnc. Harry II. Baritow,
George = Gardner. Nelson J.. Spencer Louis NJ.
ntl-daIc Arthur c. Mute, Curtis Fitz simonS and
Charles W. Robson.
90 from whom most Of the commencement speakers
viii be selected. were announced on Monday. They
are I'M the order of their standing: j. :. GOrsinc.
H. II. Bnrsi0w. y. r.. spencer. ;. =. Gmdncr. \. C.
mite &. " Robson. l. VI. hnt,dalr. II. X. schultz,
ir f. t. Andrew aud Jurtl, Tiiz Simons.
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SMITH.

northampton. Mas. May t-pccian-Foar scenes
from ScEillrl's Marie STUART were presented 10 "A
large audicnc" OF student, last Wednesday evening
bv tie Lawrence House Dramatic Society. The Law
renee Ilou-, being 81 the cottages. this was
ihclr first thcatlcal production part ~ the cast
VII. ~ follows: Lord Brligh. Grace smith. Marie
stuart. Anna sheldon Kch1. Elizabeth Martha
Mason. between thu acts The G- Club sang. giving
for the first time Two clever little song. 'nc IN
adaptation ~ Tara BOOM with an app "pri tie
v.r.o on each ~ The colce" houses the other con
si-ilng ~ III" hou>" ruiz given chant.
Ir Dix finished his course Of lectures TO The
senior class on sociology on Tuesday.
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Mddletown. Conn. MAY (>pccIaD-rhc nomi-
mating committee for the senior class officers de- dc
10 present IA" names OF T.. -. smith for president
and /. :. Hall for secretary The elias, day noml-
nations are ~ follow: orator, ". T.. Lapc. proph"
G.. II. Moore; pic.cntation speaker. \. II. Thorn
dixie: historian. X. G. Parker, marshal. H. Howard.
President Raymond ard Professor Van Week. Win
chester. ana Rosa have been appointed the faculty
nlrml.r, q the conference committee.
On Tu,-day evening a reception WAS given Ia the
senior elias, ly the president al hi, home. A meeting
ha, been held 10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of forming
"A mandolin club.
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sWARTIIMORE.

s,,r,,more. Penn. May (speciaD.-The fifth
animal sophomore-fresIman contest ior the Presi-
dents Prize In oratory occurred IN the Assembly
Hall on April %. and resu'eu !" u '"'ory lot the
Inter class by score oil ~. p.'"'S ~ To- me
aoo,,o.s uere. sophomores, Walter Clohier, Albert
,i.a'' p,.orhprn Frames whitney Cheairs. Charles
Doughty White, Anna II. II. Harrison; freshmen.
po~Ic Clark Emma schooley Hutchinson, Walter
charles De'armo, Jane Davidson |rGo' Ellen Gnnt3n
me i musoi Professor slas s. Nef, John Adams
ana Professor John Quincy AGams Anna r. H.
- ,hc best Speakers in their respective classes
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BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr Penn, May (spccial-On Thurs
day evening the Undergraduate Association elected
the following officers for the editorial board OF "Thc
Lantern" EditOrln-chief. Miss Lee, 'D4 literary
editors. Miss Potts, '04; Miss Hamilton, '0i Mis-
Foulke %; Miss Furncss, '0G; business manager,
Miss Kirkbrdc '0G; treasurer, MIS- Jewctt, 80
According to the wlsh,-, Of the alumnac II de
cided 10 have college PIN which should De worn
alike by graduate and undergraduate students. y
conference committee OF the two associations will
decide upon The pin, which Is 10 BE- ready By com
menccmcnt week
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DIl kINstlN.

Carlisle Penn. May lSpcdaD.-Dr. ana MIS-. k'cu
gave reception to the Senior Class on Friday evening
Downs g3, with Sellers, 93, us alternate VIII
represent the college Philadelphia in III" inter STATE
oratorica contest The Cole prize has been h"aru'u
70 Miss Charlotte Vi. Iocum and j. Edward Hh""
gets honorable mention The valley prize mas been
awarded 10 Thomas W. Davis, and {. sumner jacobs
gets honorable mention.
The baseball game with the Naval cadets nj An
napolis resulted ten to nine In favor OF DICKINSON
The MicrOcOsm" g. now in press. and promises to
be- far superior to any book OF IL KIND ever issued al
Dickinson.
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ROCHESTER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Rochester. May (SpcciaD.-1he annual commence
cnt exercises OF Rochester Theological seminary
opened this evening with the annual s'riion p'io'o
tho .yud,on Society for Missionary Inquiry, by inc
pev Iemue, G. Horncs OF Newton Centre Mass.
The closing examinations will take place tomorrow
and on Tuesday. 40 ,r, o
There are sixteen graduates this year Inc com
mcnccment speakers are Charles :. Brown, AM,
Iowa: Herbert = Johnson Portland. ore AI0nho IL.
stark Pimento Ind. John H. strong. hocnenr'r
william l.. Wallace. Wolfville, Nova ocoua' "i''"
A Mailing. NcW-NOrk.
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. May (speciaD.-The Rev. J"hn
Rnmsev Davies u. D.. OF NewIork city, OF the class
of 1851 has been selected 10 preach the baccaauea
sermon on June Is, and the Rev. Mervln j. heheiS'
Of bradford -, the sermon before the Missionary
Society at commencement.
Under the direction of the Pennsylvania state Com
m,ttee a band of five from the College Young Me'rS
Christian Association will make tour OF the northern
mart of the State during the summer VACATION con
Quoting gospel services in the larger towns. Inc
baseball played with the CraveTsity Oh nrEiiin -,
an Thursday and Friday, and at the University OF
Georgetown yesterday.
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MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY.

Eo-icn. May t~pccial-M Ia" annual spring
meeting of the athletic association In Cambridge. Last
Tuesday, four institute record, were rrpkcn. May
- has been ~ the date for the freshman.
sophomore baseball The fr' hnen defeated Ia,
Harvard freshmen last week by a of to T.
\ party uf twenty five mon will make the trip -
the Worlds Fair and rturn In Il steamer c-pia tally
chartered for them. The institute has lost "a m,,>i
valuable man IN IN" re- ,suaon of Assi,nn, Professor
Carpenter of III" English department lie lriV"s to
accept n full professor. hip a. Columbia college.
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HOBART.

Geneva, ~ y. May (spcciaD.-Arangcment have
been made TO bold the Hobart College annual field day
on May II at Presumption Park. Quite as spirited a
contest as on any previous occasion Is expected.
The two prize cups offered by the faculty TO the
best al-round athletes will be warmly contested
The college Will be well represented In the New.
York state Intercollegiate Athletic Association games
10 be held at Utica May 30. Srasenburgh. 49,
who has the 4iOyard dash for three successive
years and holds the record for the same, will again
be "A contestant
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DENigON UNIVERSITY.

Granville. Ohio. MAY (Spocal.-1he cornerstone
~ fine new Science Hall OF DcniSon University was
laid on April II. II l. the gift OF f. D. Barney
OF Dayton. ohio. This new equipment VIII place
Dcni,on in tho van Of scientific schools OF ono
DIR. G. L. IIerrick, Editor OF "The Journal OF COM
paraiivc Neurology" formerly professor OF Dloogy
I'm the University OF Chicago will have charg OF tle
iionclc,l department. Ground Is now being broken
for IN. Doane Academy Hail. the GIT OF "lliam
Howard DOanc OF Cincinnati
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TIE IElIIGlI UNIVERSITY

Bethlehem Penn, MAY (SlrcaD.-t'roveS, who
played halfback for Val" aud was captain OF IN"
Trinity team for two years has been secured to coach
the football next falL The l1crosSc team gan
tho season by winning game, from Cnrn"ll ami the
staten Island Athletic Club. The tear, Is made mp ~
follows: GOnl. Bu"l; cover point DICK, point, Pol
hcmlis: defence Orlway Mcdonald, Rodrrck: centre.
billiard. attack. Van Cl"Nc. II. BANKS, y m!ng n.
captain. outside hcmc. Fc:iidny: inside hnm-. y.
Ranks, Kirk who PLAYED on the champion team OF
alaia for siN years. Is training the Vlru.
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TI,sKEGEE INSTITUTE.

Tuskegco Ala. May Cspecai.-The principal
Dookcr r. Washington. and the quartet have returned
from singing and canvasSing tour IN N"w-Iork
CITY and vicinity. Mr. Washington Is TO deliver the
annual address at IIampton's commencement on
Nav % For this and other reasons the session here
will close on May l.. week earlier than usual
The lady principal. Mis- Halle ]. Brown. the
.loculonist 1, invited % speak before The woman
meeting on Nav 10. at Chicago Her subject Is
The ColOrcl Woman Then and Now
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA.

The freshmen will play baseball with the freshmen
AZ Princeton on the Columbia College grounds ut
wlniamsbridge on saturday afternoon.
one hundred and twelve Of the students OF Column
bla College are doing work In one or more OF the
athletic organizations Of the college at the present
time.
The officials for The Columbia Princeton athletic
gaines. 10 be- held M the Columbia field May 90.
have been announced follows: Referee. Lrt' W
Weeks: judges. F.. J. wendell. {. H. Sheriff. and +.
J. Glaunini clerk Of the course, :. j. Cornell
timers Il. Stoll. G. G. Hughes and W. y. CurtSs {;
measures, Peter Vrcdruburg and Wendell Baker
scorers. C. Wentworth and T.. Van schalck; starter,
samuel Leo: Judge Of walking. +. u. Murray. The
contests are to he the same those in the inter
colicgIatcs and first second and third places will be
counted I'm the decision Of the championship
The Columbia College musical societies Will Civ"
\ concert In Newark on Wednesday evening. THIS
has been remarkably successful for the
clubs.
Professor Edward Dolevan Perry. the acting dean
u the school of Philosophy. Is IN communication
with "A prominent native >an~krt student OF india.
ana Is making arrangement, tn purchase IA valuable
-anskrit library. which viii be- 4 great addition 10
the Columbia College Library.
THE UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT
Professor Herring ms spent the last week In CHI
cngo for the sake of Installing the exhibit Of the INT
vcrsiry OF the city Of New York. lie reported the
prompt arrival or goods III ~" spic" assigned ihH
university all IN fr,t-rTte order. and without dol
lars loss by brrnhagc. although muca gluss Ills
greatest dirculty Is III" scarcity of hired help Mr..
Herring. who accompanied him. has volunteered aid
with her own hands la settling mp the exhibit TIL"
remainder 81 ia" university article, are 30 20 for
ward next week. The professor reports that not
only the partitions Of the university room are hung
with violet which l. the New York University color.
hut partitions of the rNiit of the state ~ New
York In general. Violet Is ~ premium.
The collrg, ffaorni'lrs Will lr expected IN the
present month to decide 10 lot. for chapter houses
University Heights. nr>much rs NJ university a.
frrs her reminding lots adjoining The University
Campr, for sale on Monday. MAY - some Of the
internlties hav" asked the refusal VI lots fronting
tho main gnte to The campus.
,;ridunt" examination have been Ing on th" lat
week and the theses for the degree ~ IN u. have been
handed In. Each thesis /. signed hN a faculty
committee 10 .Istn eNuunor Other Than ~" pr
fcssOr under whose charge II prepared. The
most noteworthy attendance. ~ gradual" student
has been That ~ canadian. Whose duties required
him To h" In Toronto ten DAYS of every month. The
other twenty days ho IA, devoted 10 gradual" study
ia" university. making th" trip 80 ana from tnnada
every month. m" graduate seminary has lost an
excellent student In Charles +. " Blhch who died
from pneumonia last week.
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NORMAL.

Among the most Interesting lectures heard this
year at the Normal College were those by Commits
,iouer Charles 4. Welrum OF the Board Of Education
Commissioner wehrm n captain in Massa-
chnsotts regiment, and served with distinction
throughout the Civil War Ills lectures Were In -
gard TO the war. and were made up Of his personal
"reminiscences Of the battles and campaigns
In which he took part Mr.. Wehrum's talks were
listened 10 with great profit by the students. The
last lecture of the series WIS delivered few days
ago The Commissioner Will deliver a second series
at the college next year.
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TRINITY.

Hartford. Conn.,, May (SpcciaD President Smith
delivered lecture ~ Tuesday evening before the
Missionary Society on "The Relg ious Reformation
Movement In Europe Between the Years 1865 and
1879" DIR. Charles Dudley Warner delivered a lee
turc on washington Irving" In Alumni Hall on
Thursday evening Richard Burton. 49, is 10 de
liver "a course Of lectures Robert browning on
Wednesday and Friday afternoons before class OF
forty or fifty OF the students. The Rev. Dr. w.
H. Huntington, Of New-Y0rk, has accepted the invi.
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TIlTs.

College Hin. Mass. May (spcclal.-TAc Hon.
Theodore Mctcan Of Boston. has offered 10 build a
woman's dornt for Tufis. The building will be-
begun during the coming summer. and will probably
be situated In Professors Row The Junior pluucadc.
held in the gymnasium Friday evening. the
most brilliant for many years. The ATTENDANCE was
large. aud included many Of Bo>ton's well known
society soplc. The Moor director VI, y. II. neod
Iich OF itchburg.
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UNION.

Schenectady " ". May (SpeciaD.-The first
league game OF baseball was played the campus
last Monday afternoon, with the Colgate nine. Union
won by n score OF TO .. The general subject for
the Vccder prize of $50 IS "Municpai Reform"
The next Butterlcld lecture will be delivered by
President Seth Low. OF Columbia The Mayors Of the
cities OF the State have been invited 10 be present
1t Is rumOred that Professor A. 5. Wright the Junior
professor OF modern language. will resign at com
menccment time 10 accept the chair Of modern
languages the Case School OF Applied Sciences. at
Cleveland Ohio