New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
COLLEGE NOTES.

Tufts again thrust herself into prominence In tho
football world by defeating Cornell at Ithaca on
Wednesday, by a score of to 0. 1t voted at
a nsss-rnecting Thursday to apply for adj
missio. to the league with Amherst, Dartmouth
and Williams. Tufts will play Yale at New-Hayen
on Wednesday The junior class has chosen the
following officers: c. II. Wells president; H. B.
Fobes. vice-president; J. F. Sheldon, secretary;
j. +. Cobb, treasurer and II. =. Frank, athletic
director.
on Tuesday afternoon the English club OF Harvard
Annex held It's first regular meeting OF the year
and elected officers: Miss Elwell. president. and
Miss AIacvane, secretary. on Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Laura Ormiston Chant addressed the
Emmanuel Society. and later in the afternoon the
sophomores gave tea to the freshmen. The ten
mis- tournament which has been going has
just ended, the winner being Miss Whittlesey. who
got first place, and Miss Lothrop second. At the
meeting OF the Idler Club, Friday the comedy
my Uncle's VIII " played by Miss Walker,
Miss Folsom ard Miss Town.
The two petitions the artistic staff OF the
TECHNIQUE. of the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
noogy left vacant this year by the absence OF f.
Leber and J. j. Hawey have been awarded to
H. T. Davis '95 and A. owen. '95; both from
the architectural The prize Of sl2. offered
by the Institute Committee for the best designs
for new Tech pin, has brought forward many
competitors. The designs. iifty-two In number,
show few that are strikingy original
Ingham University, at lie Roy, ~ Y, to
have been sold Sherif's sale November 4.
but postponement will be necessary. The COM
mttee of the aumnae which has labored for
months to the institution has appealed 10
the General Term from the judgment rendered
by Judge e. A. Nash. as referee. under which
the sale TO have taken place
Laselle Seminary for Young Women. at Auburn
dale Mass the pioneer institution IN the teach
October IS By the ss Rev Of Samuel " Dyke on
on Wednesday evening, the music school Of Smith
College gave the second Of It's series Of concerts
MIR. Babcock. soloist. 1t has at last been de-
,has IS hf to Se anS the
TO contributions from all the students The editors
those 'e ss f 5 the
year are Miss Dunbar Miss Bertha Malsers
Miss Miss Wilkinson mai and Miss Graves. Miss Katherine
Ware has been chosen ivy orator for a.
Colby University enters this fall upon It's second
The success Of the undertakng for the rrst year
courses and a number OF new courses have been
added. The management of the work is in tho
hands of Professor Smaller Mathews.
BY the will Of the late George Scott, Of Wash
ingon. D. G.. Trinity College receives be9uest
of $4,000. 10 be devoted to general educational
have begun regular rehearsals The Gee Club
rseeves several S sGS1 t wren S% he fresh 30
successful last year. also received some GOOD new
material The Drama,ic Association will begin GIN re.
production before Christmas.
The battalion of Claverack College appeared upon
day Of last Week The special order published
contained the following appointments: First Lieut.
tenant Il; H. Mount assigned 70 command Conn
mand Company c. and Lieutenant Arthur r Burn
ham to command Company d: Sergeant a;or
John II. Dingman promoted to lieutenant. ana
p Ms tS MAR to Fs
Robert e rT sergeant n
ton for the promotion of two sergeants on Novem-
Der 3
organized for the present year. and has begun
regular work. Every Monday morning the young
which are sent TO the College settlement In New
York. Active and secret preparations are going on
for an entertainment for Hallow Ss,n library
son is TO represent book Rules and regulations
are being drawn up TO prevent the books from
The class of 9j gave a marshmallow roast to the
freshmen on October q.
lafayette College will oppose any legislation that
may be proposed At Harrisburg looking towari
granting to the younger institutions or the state
the power OF comforting coiagiate degrees. \ d.
ploma from recognized .Illese now carries with
II the right to teach In the pIbc Schools OF Penn"
sy,' anna without examination by the county super.
III .hG.nt Forty of the new men have been adj
aftted to the literary soc ,ias. banjo club ! as
ile ltaGer; w. =. Miller. manager: Clvinre. Eos-
ers, hayden, Mersereau, Thatcher and Laros. The
pr. icent: 7; T. Brown. ii,e-presiient: Elot1 SEQ
rotary; w. ). Lee treasurer; Macl.ean marshal
The Echo" OF the State Normal College. at
Albany has been enlarged and appears in a tinted
cover. bearing design representing the progress
of education. The new members OF The Echo
staff are George Carville SIeetar. George A.
Charlotte r. Lansing. Myrtus II. Spicer and Helen
= Daley. Two new members have been added %
the head of the Grammar school and N. Harriet
Bishop becomes teacher or elementary methods