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New-York tribune., 1893-12-25

NEWS FROM TIE CITY UNIVERSITY.

Professor John !. Stevenson, % the University
., m. CIV OF New York. has published a memoir
in the bulletin Of the Geological Society Oh
America on the origin Of anthracite coal IN fehh-
sylvania The memoir is the result OF sixteen
v.,rs Of careful study Of the subject. ana cannot
fail 10 be an important addition 70 this branch Oh
the science. -,
The alumni dinner OF the university VIII De h''d
80, T,nuorv Q at the Hotel brunswick. ana FRED
.r, Unker viii preside The commltte" VIII ~ ~
hlhlt some lantern slides OF OLD professors Hc
alumni catalogue IL pretty well under way - lHi
advanced that tn" greater part OF II VIII p' Iei'
before the alumni dinner. The hrSt OF thr sP'-li'
lectures 10 the engineering Students Tor the I'sa-
rn, wear was delivered last THURSDAY by MalVr
NlCrcl r Sears of Washington. His subject me
Engineer a Social Prophet" was presented IN an
interesting and forcibr manner.
81 the request Of the president and the seer,
,or, ~ ,he society OF Amateur Photographers OF
Eew-York the celebrated Oldest daguerreotype
nnr,rnr and the various cameras ana other poir
lions OF Or John W Diapers photographc Worh'
which had been on exhibition AZ ChlcaEo were rN
h,hi,od 10 m. society last week by Professor -
IL Herring The collection awakened much Ill
An interesting article on "Federaton OF C3liege
onI r'nIverslty Work. appears In The Dntlook
- i,s, vreel The writer considers the dlnlcultlt'
,bo, ,,.er. solved by the federation OF many as
,inc, colleges into the University or oNioiu' III
England and shows how tn" same solution Wou,
ho1 FOR fedora ton of the colleges OF TINS CITY i,
viii be suggestive reading to thos" Interested III the
snblnct OF university federation In this city
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
TILL, rENcuERS, COLLEGE.

Professor Ecnnctt. who was appointed oy the
trustees at the recent meeting To supnrintend the
,,r,.r, ~ tho Manual Arts Building. is now
ohsan, on a tour 81 manual training schools ana
manufacturing establishments IN order to STUDY
equipments courses OF study and mproyements IN In
,ri.,ees 10 embody In the new building all the
latest and best features in each OF these 'ines, n
,,o,rtnc ~ tho speaking tubes electric bells and
i,htinv In the entir. group OF buildings. The plan.
which ls almost completed II declared py e"pe'''
~ he both novel and effective. ,
The first number Of THE Teachers College Buiie-
tin" which is to be edited by a connItt.e oi e tn9
sacultv and issued the Board Of Trustees and
,he Auxiliary Committee. Is now In press. The
s"uden,s Of ih. college and OF the school are con-
siGcrng the project OF publishing "A college paper
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
,->,1vrpsrrY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec q (Speclan-The senior class
hos arranged for the ivy ball and class supper
o,d the officers for the Class Day ami Ivy Day
ov.rclses have been elected commencement lay
hoa heen selected for June 7. The Class supper
committee have arranged for "A supper on the
evening OF January at the Hotel Stenton Con-
,r,rv IN former custom. the ivy bal, VIII be given
IRE Lent The committee have sel"ctel january
ic e .he date of the classs last dance. Last year
,bo ( iLrarv Hullding was provided with a portip'
danrnp door with the expectation that IN" seniors
,~ould eoch wear give their annual bail ~ ulls
lace hut the committee favor Music Fund nan
as being more accessible - 49,. ,,e,r.,,
,rhere WAS a spirited contest among the different
factions of the class for the Class Day oiIcerSS'
'rhe election resulted follows Class poet A. H.
ouinn: class historian. :. T.. Tull; precentor. a.
+; Codmnn: orator, &. a. Herrick: ivy poet T.
i;lby smith. class prophet, q. :. 'arrows. -,
4 committee OF three representing the Two NJ
crary societies OF the college and the law cluDs OF
tho Law School, went to New-fork on Thursday
~ meet the delegation from Cornell 10 arrange ior
an annual debate between Cornell ana fcnnSyl
vnnia The committee composed or c. a.
IIerrick G.. u. Goldman and Clifton Maloney liy
3D.. agreement made the first debate VIII take
Mace al Ithaca. Cornell will choose the snbiect
before January 90. and the pennsylvania debaters
viii have choice OF sides. The debate VIII take
place in April - H., ,,u ro,,r,o, >.
gave a talk Thursday to the students OF Jour
nalism, on THE Business End OF a Newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
TO MADTSON SQUARE BANK DEPOSIToR&
CALL FOR MEETING TO DISCUSS THEIR
GpIryANCEs AND PLANS FOR REDRESS.

The following call to the depostors OF the Madi'
son SQUARE Bank has been sent out:
The undersigned depostors In the Madison S ~
cere action TO be taken by customers Of the
bank wGse aS aspOs' 81 August 3 % prior
to the Closing OF the bank over four months nave
t thas far declared dividend Of . per cent are not
able to promise further baw as 70 soe extent
revealed the scandalous methods ny wntcn ana
rus can % read Without dismay the evidence recently
made public through the press, given oelore sno
Grand Jury. on which many OF the uirec'o'S law
T 1t seems that only has the criminal ALL law " oes. ss
state as we'll been trampled under foot TnS
rights Of de5posSSrs Sssn hpye oaneS esen to
on ssscnrtes insScent law worthless IN
,v a sS5pclsd RS PTSSnhs the false
ports have been sworn to and nea Dwitbin the
Fsssaans aa2s pTscedng the ~ failure and
after its hopeless insolvency was n on tbe very
sharse wban end the bank closed checks
rS fey S Sroser In Of
they were resPseybsg res % bo knowns that
sRsks Res rushed that through
Clearing House and were paid ana even stifw Nov he
receivers resisting the enoru s, from the funds
of the bank and to entire immunity for those %
sW in their power to bring the persons respSnsi6s
,ss ans shsy she SepSss
srre apTB But those whose deposits were fraudH-
entiy accepted the insolvency Of the pank AM
was known 10 the managemen, , nave n,eay and
direct for their S wnsa es oey u By shs
. own nnus; %; a"arv cent OF their claims In full.
Of & further Serefore nSesa sas o
.SSd meeting OF these depositors to be held at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel S snframSe cn
on Thursday evening, December 2s iss" at cioen:
| The cali is signed by Davis & Sanford No. ~
rYfth-ave: Cassidy & Dodd. No. 10 East Eighteenth
at: Haas Brothers. No. SO West Twenty-sxtn-st:
| n Jantzen. No. 2Si Sixth-ave.; Albert b. ASH
| forth. No. 1919 Broadway; Samuel Cohen' NO. "
East Forty-second-st-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
GYRACI'SE.

svraruse " y Dec. 81 (SpeclaD-The new
annual T., ont and contains few important chanS''
The entrance requirements have becn som'"hh'
increased especially in Creek and Englsh htera-
. cb,nge has ais, been made In the Junior
o,1 ecrIor electives whereby student Is allowed
Greater option. In the elective Latin Professor
Smal,ev has greatly added to the worth ana I'M
uor,ance Of thls work by Initiating system I OF
,n,,,l,r lectures on the different phases ot Roman
~ and IN. Future mairiculatiOn In IN. - courr"
viii require two years resident study 20 master
Nn"ra. ,oiu hereafter nc given In cursu
Tbc Reuubl!cans ~ the University rrc"n'ly or
oonizci and elected Dclmcr l.. Hawkins president
20 ,hoir cub The object OF carly organization
{" ., get together In some definite form hii pre-
,.rr for th. convention Of the Nationai NcpuD-
n', rnue-r League winch meets here In May.
i,r,cess1r Henry \. Peck has received leave 9i
,i.,c frr nue year lie and his family VIII sail
.r,an, in fhc early summer and locate near
one Of the large universities. where 'hr IrolSSr,
xnocie 10 devote his time 10 special work In
astronomy and mathematics
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
BARNARD.

Tho freshman and sophomore classes TINS year
at Barnard College are larger than they nave eve,
been since its founding, numbering nearly '"ii y
each When It Is remembered that Barnaru Is Jus
admitied this record IL full OF promise An uh'
usual number Of the juniors and seniors are 'aks h,
electives that require attendance AT 'ohu,u,'
ma king many of the classes there really co-euuV
tionai The Columbia Literary Monthly IS ma s
.ng plans to have Barnard fully representa- ins Jn ~
exclusively represented the classical course III
lumbIa but H. now being broadened TO represent, IA, az
dcpar,ments OF the university IL - hopeu 'tis -
some OF the most valuable contributions iroi" '"'
whole university will come from Barnaru. ,,uo,
The establishment OF an annual magazine, sliillL
70 that published By the Junior classes IN most COZ
leges Is being discussed. The interest IN TINS y
largely caused by the lack Of adequate represents "a
ton I'm the columbian" the annual az 1oiuHuia a
IurIng the Illness of the dean, Miss Fla "ceu
her position has been filled by the res's'e'' ''''
Light
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
VASSAR.

Poughkeepse. y. Y. Dec "a (speciaD.-Saturday
sA,,an,ro December 16 the second hail play was
rt,;ven IN Philalethean Hall The play was the
four-sct comedy Caprice" and was under the d.
recton OF Misses NJ NJ. Macauley. A. valiant.
Carol Cooke, Bertha Strang, Marie Hewitt ana
Florence Hotchklss. The principal parts were
,aken NV Mildred Slade Katharine Stefins. Maud
Bainbridse. Florence Macarthur. jeanette Graham
Julia scofeld and Florence Chase. on sunday
evening a concert OF Christmas music was sNsn sN,
in chapel by the college caDir ana Concert by
music students was given under the direction 2 9l
Professor Bowman. 4 number OF f9ugih f;n -, ,h
people were in the audience. The first halI OF M M
programme consisted of insirnmen1al Inus,Gii az
second part was cantata- The fishelta',u.Ta's VI,
sung by the college chorus class, WIN N'9nei a,i
Hench, Latimer. Coonley, Hayes COOKE anu
Sebring as solosts. , .o.,.,,or ,uo
At a meeting OF the Students Association & 'Wy ~,
weeks ago a committee was appoihted " ,and - ,he
petition requesting the faculty to ex'Gnn Innuary
(,brtsmas vacation to Saturday evening" Ihiiu a
upon condition that the association wouid Bu,'s M
anee the return OF all students at that ,ins ahs
Monday evening DIR. Taylor announced IN tnau ro,'If I'D
petition had been granted. and that coese1 css1a~ a,
reopen Saturday evening instead OF Ihufsu''' :"
at first decided
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
COLLEGE NOTES.

The trustees OF Tufts College have voted 70 es-
,ablish chair OF Applied Christianity In the Divm-
ty School and have called to 1t the Rev warren
: Woodbrllge OF Msdfori. He graduated from
Tufts and from the Tufts Divinity School. anu mas
been for sixteen years ensaged IN pastoraI an.
literary work being best known as the auihor OF
:t'hrist I'm the Life" President Capen. VINO mas
inst recovered from an attack OF pneumonia, went
~ Welnes,lav for n months trip - the Bermudas.
nurins- his absence Professor Shpman Will be acting
president.
The "Nelange' board, OF Lafayette College, or
.h,oh Ernost Pfattecher Is the general editor Will
snend the vacation here In compiling the college an
nua The last year OF considerable prosperity
TO the college Its financial condition is favorable,
plnlomos have been given TO the nrst ciess 10
.p,'a,o n, the new course in electrical engineering.
= e. Coothall men won the championship In the
i,,,f stevens League. Six acres I'm.
mcIiaely diacent to the gymnasium Wen huap,ti
-, ,ha ,ises of the athletic teams. nave Deen pur-
10 M .n "professor Coffin conducted a Teachers In
sttute in Tunkhannoch during he week, ana rr9
,esenr, Owen and March are in washington attend
,,,s, ,ho sessions of the Modern Language Asso-
it,,on ''ie Of which the latter Is the president
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
MICHIGAN.
GRADUATING NURsEs-woRK OF MANY oRGANl-
ZATIONS.

Ann Arbor Mich. Dec. "A (Speciap.-ine
ating exercises of the first class from the
Training School for Nurses were heiu "eu"'
In the two years course the class mas "u 9 49,
oso natents The third faculty concert OF ,he
University School of Music was held IN fr'e%e nv
,or,aI Hall Thursday evening. The freshman class
OF the Medical Department has elected inc io"o oS,
,ng officers: President Mr. Brininstool; vce-pres-
dent. Miss Brown: treasurer MI Hamme' se0'e
,ar, Miss SmealMe. The Chequamegons the stu-
dent orchestra, has been reorGaI@eu WIZ" ~
Clement as director and manager. ,r ,o,d n
The Institute OF Christian sociology VIII nOIu q
of the Students Christian AssocatIom soon ~, Iowa
the holidays Professor George ID. Herron' oi iowa
Colege. will conduct the meetings o... ,on,e
The Glee and Banjo cluos gave tnelr i'S' "v, new
concnr, in University Hall Friday evening a NV
received. 1t is entitled "On Midway Plasance
The Choral Jnion numper,ng Diyngs,,y Hall Monday
dered the Messiah at u"i'e''"' ~
st meeting of the junior class 1t was voted 70
,nake the iunor hop strictly class affair nsteau
~ Glowing few fraternities TO manage H. as mere
The law students have secured Congressman j. r;
Dolliver. of Iowa, TO address them on '''
At meeting of the Board Of Control or AtnetiCs ,S
rules were adopted for the organization Vi n tite
hoard eligibility of players on university uJan' JTas'
orrnssio for team trips ratification of schedues
hiring of coachers and ira ners etc Coihpe,e iu
u he published and the board wishes t'lc
~ athie,ic Interests of the university. InfoueH
the influence of the Board OF con,roi on au md
the of the gymnasium 1or asii, nh, .ned bv the
i,thIat3c Association and the men will soon &c
professor Cooley has given permission to pro
his work on Constitutional Law ior use III Una
country.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
PIP ATT INSTITUTE.

Miss Elizabeth Harrison. principal or the Chicdso
r,iudergarten College beginning January g. at
p M will give a series OF five talks In Assembly,
Hall on application OF the principles OF froeoeI
as found In the mother-play TO all the prahches W
kindergarten work Admission 70 the course VIII
be S. single admission 80 cents on saturday even
ing January l3 AT p. m. Miss Harrison VIII CIV
n lecture which will b. OF general interest 20 hlhusr
garten teachers. mothers and the public, for WHICH
no admission will be charged . =, .,,.,-
lectures on the Psychic Nature of the Chill Iron
n Phvscians Standpoint" by Or. !. Madison lay
Ior of Phiadclphia, a specialist In chdren,s dis
eases and others llterature. by HAMILTON Maple
I,eginnlnR January !, the New-NOrk state <Are .,s
sociatlon viii hold a three days conference at th'
brooklyn Art Association Hall on saturday morn
iny, January G. C. r. Richards director or th'
Ieen,artment e, OF science and technology, VIII reat
a ianer before the association Manual Training
Exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Nd, Dec "a (SpeciaD--The eleveh."
and twelfth numbers OF the eleventh series Q, W
university Studies In Historical ana ro',''ea
Science" Just issued. consist of a nionos'ap" 80
Local Government In the South ana 'o"''."
by Professor Edward W. Bemis. ana one y" ,a.,,
lar r,ec,,or NJ United States Senator'S" by John
HAYNES. a graduate student OF the Historical pe-
partment Professor Herbert B. Adams the eu''o' -"
announces the following series Of monographs 'U'
1894: The Cincinnati Southern Railway S'ua.
IN Municipal Activity" by J. IL Hola"aae'ii !, T.
Social Condition of Textile Labor by pr y. n -,
Gould; Jared Sparks and DE TocaIeyied Colonial
Commerce." by Shirley Garter Hughson; nc d. ,ton
gle OF Protestant Dissenters for Religious IIistory
Of Representation and Suffrage In Mas@chuShe'iiS in
Qs2O-l6si) BY DR.. George H. Haynes Eng"sIh Ia mes n
A. James; Contemporary American Opinion OF ven tne
American Revolution" by DR.. Charles ~ iiaNe''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
ST. JOHNS.

The second public disputation in philosophy oy
tho class Of o, took place In College Hall on FIJI
da,. NJ 9:SO a. m, in the presence OF the facu'.y
and members Of the University course. BEFORE 'he
discussion Of the appointed thesis. lex ontoios,a'
William A. Ferguson read an essay. DE hV'deh-
tia" which won much praise from the Juuees. l .tor,
rim II C;lynn the objectors were John r halilnS Ii
ton and John j. harrington. 1hroughousS ~ ~ ottin
tatlon which lasted an hour and haIf' 'he Ai'"'
tongue used M .bo ueuaI
on Thursday evening, December ~ the usua, ,ha
christmastlde entertainment was given Wy ~
Dramatic society under the stage direction ol @ .he
Rev j. F. Qurk under whom In ls anu for IT'S It's ex
cellent work Thursdays entertainment MAS a
decided The officers OF esIdsnf the 15 John D.
McCarthy vice-president: William VI. Boyle' srcrJ s5
tary John J. Dockry. treasurer framc,s - man
stage manager: Morris W. ClarN' properly "'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
y LIE.

New-Haven. Conn. Dec q (SpeciaD.-The sub
iccs for the annual Oratons and theses IN the
Yale Law School have been announced follows:
Grafton Townsend prize OF SOo,-"The Power Of
the President TO Involve the Country in War"
parliamentary Closure" Courts OF Cancellation" Z"
''rhe Political Future Of Russia" Chief Justice
Chase" Theses. graduate courses theses in -. G..
f., year)-"Thc Genesis of the Law Of Master and
Servant" THE Roman Law, Compared with
the American. Regarding Latent Antiquities In
Parliamentary Dispositions" Theses IN Vi. l.. year
The Geneva Convention for the Relief OF the
Wounded on the Field" 1.-THE Irish Government
Bill" 1.-The Present Limits of the Doctrine Of Ju-
dicial Notice" THE Swiss Referendum"
Undergraduate course theses for senior class.
Nunson prize of &O,-"'rhe Independent Contractor
Doctrine" "Thc Liability OF an Attorney for En-
roneous Advice The Privilcge Of n Witness Re-
fore a Quasi-Judical Body" THE Proper Qualiii-
cations of Jurors in Criminal Cases"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
VOuEN N M1HOMET1N LANDS.
r,uN T.. NABAKOTF DEFENDS HIS POSITION
PoIYGAMY DISAPPEARING.

rNIN T.. NABAKOTF DEFENDS HIS PoslIloN-
PoIYGAMY DISAPPEARING.
r-,,,, r NabakofY called 10 prayer from the
,,,r1o,y IN the second story Of the house No. y
Union Square yesterday morning. and whiie the
1s,a,o "calr' has ceased TO be wonder the inter-
90, IN the meetings grows no less portion or the
Iyoran was read by DR.. c. s. Weeks. who described
h,,,se,s "a a methodist with modern improve
,no,ts" and who finds 'nuch that Is good IN
Wr NabakoY In his lecture spoke or the social
positon of women In Mahometan ialius, anu tL 81
~, the Koran TO fortify the position ne TOOK iast
week when he declared that the lohoWeIs ". a,h
relieved that would share saNauS" WI ~
,nan "The Koran establishes woman nsh SUM !,
Ing and II II were said every page o.! ts pYon,
he said that woman has no soul. IL "vuiu , NJ.
r,ake her souess: Il would simply msEe the pook
worthless because 1t would be antagonisuc 10 coNi-
mon sense ..,, customs which
ere peculiarly Oriental make hs' ,b,o nnDn,rX hnt
these customs, which have nothing wnatevet 10 10
do with the religion. VANISH ,igar,a .hare ia
advances Thus, in Morocco ana Msy,,;; Iii anS ,n
more slavery and polygamy nan rar ~ aN :.came me - -
Turkey "Polygamy." said the ieIeh ho,h ;rs,i,m,,ons
us from David and Solomon ana oo. d,d Snr hs
are vanishing from Turkey as tney u'a ~, ir1 hs Lps
country only n short time ago VIZ" ~ Wuss,nmap t to
OF Mecca made II allowable lor d ,ha s,andina ~
have four wives he did not lower t-np one is the
the woman in the community; Each n one ne - ,a vne
her a proper honorable postum, a' w,re NJ home
such spectacle az the man WIN WIZ ,aansaho,d ~
maintaining another clandes,ea a ,Iys ~ the Turk
The lecturer described the nom, Sr ths,r MANY good
qualities. Next Sunday he Will 'e''"'' va ''A' "
Nazareth"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
MOUNT UOLYOK 4.

south Had.cy. Mass. Dec. 2i (SpeciaD.The fall
term of fifteen weeks closed on Tuesday. Dccem-
ber 49, after completing examinations on the term
work Most OF the faculty and students spend the
vacation out Of town. and the buildings are for
the two weeks vacation virtually closed. Presl-
dan, ,Ioad spends the vacation with her children
Sn oherlin ONO An informal reception for mutual
veil wishing was given the faculty by the pTesi-
T'be nriyilege OF registering absences without
obtaining permission from college officers has bee
ox,endei 10 the senior class. and general
,rt,ieces TO all the students. The matter OF what
bo,rs io observe for study and what time 70 en-
~ roo,ns has been left at the option OF The
strdsnts each one 10 assume the responsibility oi
ca, rdine, her own interests.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
I.ElIIGII.

South Bethlehem, Penn. Dec. q (spcciaD. D.-coiiege
o,osad for the Christmas holidays last "Wednesday
and will open On January II. The musical org"nl-
v,,,ons of which Edward C. Ferrlday. sj. is busi-
,'ess manager Will meet at Harrisburg January
. % nrepare for the winter tour. which begins IN
that city on the following night at the Grand
-. Iiouse The two clubs composed OF the
s,,,,, mon: GIee Club-William McC Hall, ~:
PRESIDENT Professor EreasSE aHa Wolfe HusaabI bson on,
rector 'T ~ Ouigley, '95. and A. r. Wonrath. s6;
second sec M tenors MullsT P GJ whesmToSye.r; Sr.;
30: W. ~ ~ Ferriday. ,si: c; T. Peitinos. 'sr W
Sasfss Payne. si Harnsd Ts1 81 A IL ssrrssa terrell 49, s
second Dhsidn. s5. and j. McGraw. 81. Banjo Club
cSsrlss Pe5tnGs sssS Leader o. Rea1lOrpe' C. fss
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn. Dec. "a (specIaD.-The pase-
h,u prac,lce Is to begin Immediately after vaca-
ton The cage In the new gymnasium will not
no ready until spring but the old one VIII be Used
The coachers engaged the same that gave
complete satisfaction last year. Terry. OF Pitts
hurc will come February l2 to coach the bat
tory and the batters. Tommy" Burns will either
come down from Springfield send several pitch
ers 10 practise the candidates IN outdoor batting
after Easter. Manager steele has arranged sooSd
and Of the games are on the home grSnn4s
was held on December 49, The following papers
wsre read: 1.-The Changes OF Value OF Gold and
SUyer'' Professor Fisher; Wildcats OF North
aAmerica" s. W. Loper: Discovery OF the Anten-
nae OF Trilobtes:" Professor Rice
The funeral OF Freeman H. Smith, OF Green
wch Conn a student OF the sophomore class, was
heH on wednesday afternoon at the Alpha Delta
phi House The Rev. q. l.. Thompson 6t con-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
UNION.

Schenectady. n Y. Dec. 2i (speciaD.-The week
has been marked by the death OF 'he "iie VI 90.
fessor Frank s. Hoffman. Mrs Hoffman was lor-
ynerl,, Miss Jessie LAthrop Of New-fork tity' Inc
latest number OF 1.-The Concordienss contains eN-
cele,t cuts of the victorious football team ana also
of Manager H. l.. Cooke and Captain G. T.. Greg
ory W. G. Brown 49, has been elected caan hs, S
the next football te1 foows Manager and treasurer.
Hoileran 's5 leader F.. NJ. Eames 80 me AGe,-
mic Literary Society has elected the foiiowihg
fresident John Van Schack; vce-president. A: r..
barnes: secretary, l.. c. Guernsey; treasurer !" d.
Damn. r-.,o, NJ, tho .ven-
,rn ~ December representatives of the Pm
Gamma Delta fraternity, from New-York Clty anu anu
from Colgate University met In schenectady aha
established a chapter Of their order. The charter
members OF the new chapter NUMBER eleven men!
Professor Stoller had an article IN recent ISSUE
Of '.Science' on The Bacteriologica Analyses OF
Water" Professor Stoller has been experirnentns m
On This line for year two. Professor Pepper re-
Gently delivered lecture before the two i,erary
Societies on German universities Dr. llnhart Is
lecturing 10 the freshmen on hygiene.
, With the close Of this term ends the connection
Of Professor c. c. Brown with the college Pro.
lessor Brown goes TO Indianapolis; The assistan.
in the department of civil engineering Is professor
Homer =. Cummings.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-25
POWDOIN.

brunswick. Ne. Dec. q (SpeclaD AT the sopho-
defamation Thursday evening Of last week
the first prize AWARDED 10 II. O. Small. and the
second to II. o. Clough. Z. H. Sykes 20. has been
chosen captain of the baseball nine for the next
season.
The Rev. Edward C. Guild. who delivered n
course OF lectures before the Lowell Institute a
few years ago. has been engaged by the faculty
TO give series Of seven lectures on American liter
ature in Memorial Hall next term.
The six contestants for the Class OF 1868 prize in
oratory Will he Harry t. Andr .qys r. &. Chapman.
+. j. LIBBY. +. ". P!ckard. c. y. Merrill and T.. VI.
simpson.