New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-02
COLLEGE NOTES.

Tho foil term OF the seventy fourth year OF Ceb0
University has opened under the most tavosssss
auspices The entering class numbers sixty'sevsas
~ whom thrty-four men and thirty-thrse
,omen The students now number 29o. Professor
y r. stetson Colby, 81, is to I'LL the chair OF
which Ts astsr made ha coby boys fully
abreast the times with interest In ioo a; s amc
wal ' valabe additions have been made to the
college museum this summer by coiec.lon sent
from Burmah by the Kew. Johh Su""'"ss'
graduate of Colby.
The Inauguration Of the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ bootns
Of Englewood, n. j., president OF the Auburn
Theological Seminary. will take place on Iuesosys
October TO- at the First Presbyterian Cnurcn o.
Auburn. Three thousand invitations have been 10.
sued. The charge to the new president VIII o
celor of the University or the state OF New-tot
and formerly a member OF tho seminary tacui'y'
Professor NJ II. Richards, OF Muhlenberg Cob
lege participated in the sesqui-centennai exercises
of the Lutheran Church, at Trappe, Penn, on last
Tuesday President Seip and pr. Richards are
delegates to the general council OF tne LvtneraS
Church. which convenes TINS week az for' "as""
Ind.
The annual tennis tournament at Havcrioro Coz
lege occurs this week. The football season opened
in earnest on Saturday. when Hayerford dsfeatso
Mannheim by a score OF to o. Inc toucndown
was made by Thomas and goal was kicked ~
Hamlin In the first hail.
The second annual meeting OF the Intersemi-
nary Football League held at Hackettstowns
n. j.. on Saturday. DeieSates vert Ptese"S Asosss
Wyoming Pennington and Hackettstown Games
we're arranged for the coming year. HackettstoWo
playing their first game at home, with "yomnss
on october B
F. s. Corley superintendent OF the MASSACHUSETTS,
Agricultural College farm, has been appointed ~
sistant professor OF agriculture. The annual ~
mort of the trustees Is to be submitted to the
Legislature on October Is. three months earlier than
usual Or Surye OF the Springfield Training
school, is coaching the eleven.
Governor Flower being In Geneva for on ON
cial inspection of the State Experiment Station on
Tuesday, a reception given him by President
Potter OF Hobart College. On the evening OF Sep
| TENDER % John Stafford Fiske, OF Alassio, Italy,
read a paper on Gothic Architecture before the
faculty and invited guests.
Dickinson College has taken a new departure ID
regard class discipline Each class has one mem
Der OF the faculty for its dean. TO whom IL cae
apply for excuses and settlement OF all grievances.
The dean OF the senior class Is Professor McIntlret
Junior class. Professor Lindsay; sophomore, Dss
Durell. and freshman, Professor Morgan.
The senior class OF the Rochester Theological
Seminary has elected the following officers: Presi'
dent Elmer l.. Fargo. OF Batavia; vice-presidenss
Il. +. Warning OF Milford, n. b.. Sec
rotary and treasurer, II. c. Cam, OF Georgetown
KY The first meeting OF the Rochester Bapt!s
Social Union was held Friday evening. ana ads
Seminary. and President Hin. OF the University.
II their first PUBLIC appearance togetner sncS
the recent controversy between President hii ana
DR. II. r.. Robins. Of the Theological seminary
united in signing a statement that they have e
| sympathy with nor knowledge 81 any Keeling "
| favor Of making the University tributary 70 NJ
Seminary.