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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann ArbOr, Mch June Speciall.-The Western
College Press Association, founded by The University
Of Michigan Daily held its third annual meeting at
Chicago last saturday. The Daily was represented
by c. A. Denson, managing editor. The House oil
Representatives defeated the bill approprating 900
600 for the construction OF the womans gymnasium
Wednesday evening. To pass the bill fny-one
affirmative votes were required, and only forty-ninc
were obtained The goods will not give up the
fight but viii make another attempt two years hence
The Detroit branch OF the Association OF Collegiate
AldTnae held their annual meeting at the university
last Saturday Justice Henry b. Brown, o! the United
states supreme Court, Is delivering a special course
Of lectures admiralty law before the senior law
class.
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ROANOKE.

Salem, Va. June The ior,ieth annual com
nencencnt exercises Of Roanoke College were op'nei
to-day with the baccalaureaie sermon by the Rev.
Dr. George W. Holland, president Of Newberry Col
lego 5. c. Glass OF 80. Every man. laid the
speaker "is appointed TO serve. IL remained for
Christianity to emphasize and honor this truth In
the lowly got sublime act of washing His disciples
feet the Master taught for all time the supreme
lesson that the tyuest greatness is found In the best
service. The motto ri tight Ie must therefore
he in the words Ills text, Not 10 be minstered
unto hut to minister No condition IN life abs Olives
q man from the duty OF serving Others
This evening at s:1J, the Rev. Byron sunderland,
pastor VI the First Presbyterian Church, Washington,
delivered the annual address before the College
y. VI. L. a.
Tomorrow evening the following young men will
contest for the medal in ora'ory NJ J. killian, The
Voice OF Liberty; +. ii. COpenlauer. Dignity and
Degradation OF Labor; Co. :. Bowman, The Unit
Factor In Government. c. ". Cassell, Let the
People he Taught; Is. 5. Copenbauer, 1.-TWO Great
Waves" This medal will lie presented Oh commence
u,cnt day, June Z.
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N'.tS~tIi.

Pouchkccpsic. " y. June ,Spcciall.-The oriccr,
OF the class Of % for next year are: President,
Blanche Ferry vice president. MclTna Van kleech
secretary. Mary Clift Fitch treasurer. Elizabeth VI.
Andrews Al tie annual meeting of the Pllla . hfan
society last week the following officers we're lect'd
rf ident .idn L. Latrler. vice president. II 'lrL VI.
Slade: secretary. Iuliete Greer. chairman OF CON
mittce for Phil Day" Grace ". Cooley
Friday afternoon The Junicrs gave lawn PIri'
10 the senior class. II held IN the circle. where
fancy booths had been erected and tables aud SEALS
arranged. Targets Let up al val II, 70 ATS. and
archery formed fea OF The afternoon
enjoy ment. Miss Ruth Suickney was chairman 81 the
committee IN charge.
me ioiloVin" J. ,nc programme In general for COM
memo ement week sunday. bncCalaur"Iie .crmpn +.
Monday evening. concert, tuesday. class day "N"r-
r-rS. Ncdn-sna,. Grad iation rN,TcIsrs. On Wefn',
day, Thursday and Friday OF this week examinations
10 adrissiOn - the ,Irnan class viii b. hcli ~
the college
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.ICIlNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Nd, june p"iall.-The GraGn1tc
students Association has elected the allowing officer
Honorary pre-. ldent, Professor Henry Wood poodle =
Tho :. Baker, vice president. Charles ". johns
secretary. Jacob II. IL and'r. "a urcr. T. H. -yac,
Tho nuverriiy lib,ary has jus, received from III"
French Government over 4 ihOus1 II students thr.c>
and educational monographs issued under the erection
Of the MiIsicr Of Publ Education by The leading
French unvcr-i'i's and Government schools. Thr'c
students Of The biological department have received
important appointments. Maynard ~ M"tcIli. Of
Chic has been appointed professor OF biology In III"
Womnns College %. this city. Robert Payne Big l)w
Of Washington. la, bec appointed to the department
OF biology al the MassL Iisctis Institute Of Teen
noogy In Boston. The third appointment l. That
oloey at the Institute OF Technology.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover, y. H. Ihnc (Spccan.-E. II. Carlton,
y3 OF BOwd0n College. has been elected Instructor
OF physical culture. Ills election has brought forth
the most animated rcmonstrancc on the part Of the
students known at Dartmouth for years The reasons
are that Mr. Wiltchousc. who has done such remark
able work with the athletes. the unanimous choi g
OF the entire student body and that II young and
incy prrcnccd man must be chosen there nearly
a score Of Dartmouth men among The young alumni
and senior class who should have the preference.
4 system Of resident fellowship has been estnb-
lishcd Each fellow l. 10 receive 1900 year. These
fellow ships may De assigned by the faculty for one
or Two wears each students show .sc ll
proficiency in department Of study. Tir'
students appointed may De- called 10 at rs assistants
10 professors, but not expected 10 teach. The
number Of fclOwshps has been placed at four.
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AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. June C>pecalD.-The members OF
the college church have finally decided to call a
pastor The Rev. John f. Tutle, 70, has been
asked to take the passionate and the Nmuc! Green pro
fessorship in Biblical history. Mr.. futile Is AT
present pastor Of the Central Congregational church
Of Jamaica Plain. The FIRST public presentation Of
the senior dramatCs Will b. give. la the Academy
OF Music Northampton, Monday evening The
play, A Night on" will be acted by special per
mission OF Augustin Daily. The troupe, which, With
the exception Of l.. A. Potter. '05. Is composed
entirely Of seniors, has been training under Alfred
Young OF Brooklyn.
At the meeting Of the trustees held In spring
field May :j the resignation Of Professor W >.
Tyler, Of the chair Of The Greek language ac-
copied, ard lie made professor emeritus. Pro-
lessor Sterrct will become head OF the Gree. De-
partment. Louis Derr 's3. was appointed Walker
instructor In mathematics and assistant in the physi-
cal laboratory. a committee appointed to ar
range II possible, the erection of college hotel 10
be run by OF the alumni and 10 be used en-
ciusively by the visitors and friends OF Amherst
College. The FIRST Armstrong prize In freshman
rhetoric has been awarded TO u. \. jump and the
second 10 y. l.. BOuton.
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WE>LEIAN.

Middlotown, Conn, June 4 (speclal.-Wescyan
closed the most successful ball in the history
OF the college by defeating the Trinity team on
Decoration Day. out OF twenty games played, four
teen have been won. II. A. Tirrcll. "a OF Norwich.
has been elected captain for next year.
The Wesleyan Prohibition Club held an oratoriral
contest on May 80 Fisher. t04, won the prize.
Manager Judd already has the football dates for next
season arranged Wesleyan will play average
one game a week. sixteen freshmen initiated
into Zcta Phi on Thursday night.
This year is the first that Wesleyan has had a
representative in the intercollegiate As'ocation AMI
she gained fifth place through Jarvis. -. who won
the mile run In "a 30. ON Tuesday evening the
junior members Of ,'Oip,e and Coffin gave dan q
Tor their newly Initiated brothers.
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PRINCETON.
EXPLANATION OF THE UMPIRE TROUBLE-CoM'
MENCEMENT PROGRAMME.

EAPlANAllON OF HE CNfiisE
MENCEMENT PROGRAMME.
Princeton, y. j., June 4 GpecaD.-In view OF the
recent unpleasant occurrence on the baseball heid AT
Cambridge In regard The umplring OF Mr.. Murray,
Captain King has given out statement which Is IN
substance as follows Immediately after the game
with Harvard here May G. Captain King told Mt.
FrOthln CHAM, Of the Harvard baseball management
that because OF Mr. Murray's very questionable de-
csions here, he would not, under circumstances
play another game unless another umpire was chosen
in Murrays place. Some days later Mr.. Rockingham
telegraphed King asking him whom he would desire
TO assist Mr.. Hopkins in umpirng the second game
and King chose Mr.. Mullen, OF Cambridge When the
team went Cambridge TO play the second game
they supposed that Mr.. Mullen bad been Informed and
would be present. But when time was called II was
found not only TINT Mr.. Mullen not present. but
that Mr.. Murray was there ready to umpire The
game. AS matter OF course Captain King OBJ
jected.
At the last meeting OF the Dnmatic Association
the following officers were elected President, g. ~
McWiams, "a manager, +. &. Riggs, "a; assist
ant manager, W. +. Hencken, '95 musical director
L. F. Pease, '05; assistant musical director. L. H.
Otheman, '05 secretary J. H. Thacher. 30.
The programme for commencement week Is as fol
lows Saturday, June 10, CALIFORNIAN games, Yale
Princeton baseball game and annual glce club con-
cert Sunday, baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. NJ
W. JacObus and meeting OF the Philadelphia Society !;
Monday class day exercises and junior oratons; Tues
day. reading OF the theses by the graduating class OF
the School Of Science exhibition OF drawing in the
engineering department, microscopic exhibition the
annual meeting OF the American Wing and Cliosophlc
societies, the annual dinner and meeting OF the
alumni reception by President and Mrs Patton, the
Lynde prize debate and the sophomore reception
Wednesday the one hundred M forty sixth annual
commencement In the First Presbyterian Church at
10 n The of SSeH a s"
.. Murray, William Libbey, jr., and Edwin {. 0s-
born. Excursion trains from all stations on tie
united railroads Of the New-Jersey division will be
issued by the Pennsylvania road, good from June
TO II inclusive.
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COLGATE.

Hamilton, y. Y, June CSpcciaD.-A the oratorical
contest held on May 90, to appoint Colgntes repre-
sentative at the intercollegiate Prohibition contest
at syracuse there oratons presented by students
from each department OF the university The Kew.
f. Z. Knapp, 90, received first award. NJ W. foSs'
,r. '04. received the second award. At the inter
collegiate field day sports, held Decoration Day at
Utica under the auspices OF Colgate. Colgate made
twenty -one points In the evening Colgate banquet
was given at Boegs Hotel.
Work on the new gymnasium Is rapidly going on
1t is the intention to lay the cornerstone at commence
mont. As the time for the semi-annual meeting OK
the Board OF Trustees draws near renewed Interest Is
created among the students as TO the election OK u
President. The officials nave assured the stuuent
BODY that a successor to Dr. Dodge, who died three
years ago, will then be elected.
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LAFAYETTE.

Ta.,on. Penn. June spec!a-A large con
course gathered in the rrc'hytcrian Church Friday
20 commemorate the elghteth birthday 81 DR.. Trail
Grccn. the dean - the Tardee scientific Department
Addr,ssc, were made by Drs. Thomas G. Porter
Amos -clp ana others. Or. Green was recently
,lc.ici president Of the Alumni Association Of III,
m,dlcil department Of the University Of Pennsyl
van'a. Gni has been connected VITA Lafayette since
1897. chiefly professor ~ chemistry
IN" Rev. Dr.. John f.. Davies, 81. of Now York
aill deliver tho baccaauroat" sermon on June /
Tie senior ,li>- exercises will 10 held June II
Ia cia-s and apcic', reunions and the address o
DR. william W Keen Of Philadelphia. Will t1h.
place OF June -. aui ;h- commencement exercise
ana dinner on June II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
SWARTlIMORE.

Swarth:nore, Penn, June (Spcdal).-The class
dav exercises take place June 10. and the twenty
first annual commencement occurs June 20.
Among other changes In the curriculum for next
year Is dlmnution Of the number Of required
periods OF recitation from twenty to sixteen, with
a corresponding Increase In the amount OF work
devoted to the preparation OF each subject Hence
forth full four years course In Greek will be re-
auIred for the degree Of a. i.
The Young wOman's tennis tournament was won
by Frakic G.. ShaveS. %, and Ellen Gunion, SO.
Cnly doubles were played. The following men rep
resented Swarthmorc at the intercollegiate games AT
New. York on May 81 Bond Brooke. Clarke, Grlest,
Palmer and Rusbmorc.
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UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER.

Rochester, y. T.. June Special Inc Juniors held
their class supper AT ontario Beach or Thurdav oven
Ing Joseph X. Webster POSTMASTER, Charles G.
Morse historian: Elmer J. BAILEY, poet; y. G.. Van
Voorhis. prophet, ard Harry NJ. Hooker, orator.
As n result Of the competition for membership in
"The Campus board OF cditOrs the following have
been appointed: Wheeler 30; Frccma', 20 blossom
'05; .Iiumscy, 96; Powell 90. Hard, ~. and
Swetland, '0i hold over
Farrand and Parker tcnors ard McGil and Gooda In,
basSos, have been added 10 the Glee club. which. with
the Ba:0o Club will give the annual university nccrt
Thursday evening
II has been decided to hold the class day cNeIris -
% Monday afternoon June 10. 1T the Lycrum Theatre
The campus portion Of the programme will bc carried
out late Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
III TIGERS.

New Brunswick. y. j., June (>pcciall.-1hc New
jersey state Mlcroscopical society held lis annual
meeting e.. Geological Hall on Monday evening The
officers elected We're: President. the Rev. samnel
lockwood OF Freehold vice president. Professor Fran
els G.. Van Dych. 81 Rnigcrs; recording secretary.
Eugene Bets OF Rutgers: corresponding secretary.
Or. Henry X. Baldwin,. Of New brunswick: orator.
Professor Albert Chester OF Rutgers. treasurer DR..
VI. II. Hutton. Of New Brunswick.
The college battalion was Inspected by n Govern
mcnt officer 1hur.day. and gave crcdliablc drill
The commencement exercises will continue from
Friday June 49, through Wed c>day. June II. on
Friday the reading Of theses 10y III" scientific
students Of the senior class sunday. 'hs bacca-
laureate sermon hy the Rev. DR.. Edward Il. 'oc. ~
New York. on Monday. the class day exercises and
glee club concert Tue sday the anrnal meeting
Of the trustees and the alumni cXhiion drll 10y the
Rugcr, Corps Cadet, and thu junior exhibition and
on We'd psday. the l27ih annual commencement. The
reception by PIelien aud Mrs. Scott and the senior
dance.
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HARVARD.
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS cHosEN-1hE sTATE
OF THE FRESHMAN CREW. '

COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS CHOSEN linz 'i"AH
OF THE FRESHMAN CREW
Cambridge. Mass June (speola)'-l"e "'' "a
aminations In the academic department. o'7' va
Thursday OF last week. The Committee on 'o'm"''
mcnt Parts has selected the following speakers :
From tho Law school. T.. s. Mack from the college,
d. : Muzzcv l. w. IIowerth, H. G. Pearson, r. W.
Dallncer F. Winsor 5. l.. Friedcnburg. The Kew
Dr. william S. Ransford. OF Ncw-fork has ncccp'ei
the invitation deliver the baccaiaurca'c serhoh oh
sunday June lo
on Wednesday the following appointments were made
I'm the academic and scientific departments To serve
from September J. ls03-RObert Wheeler Wilson,
astronomy; Max poll. German; Chales beheaict
Davenport zoology; George Santayana, philosophy
Reops,in1nents were made as follows: John Joseph
Hayes elocution; George staples Rice, sanitary en-
cheering: samuel Silas Curry cocuilon; william fn
ward McClintoca highway engineering; James Gray
Latbrop athletics Alphonse Drun French Alfred Bull
Nichols German; Theodore IIenckes. French: Helm
rich Conrad Bierwith. German; Thaddeus William
Harris geology Robert Tracy Jackson. paleonology
Jane, Lee Love. mathematics; Herman wadsworth
Haley Latin; Frank Beverly Williams. Roman law.
william Michael woodworth microscopic anatomy ;
Francis kingsley Ball, Latin; Charles Burton Guck
Greek; Comfort Avery Adams, IT,. electrical engineer
ing: John Wesley Churchill, elocuion.
The freshman crew Is at present in bad way
financially Twelve hundred dollars Is needed he
In New London The date OF departure has been
placed as June TO- and desperate efforts are icing
Ir" ne the class. wairss. the coach has been con
scicntous in training the men, but as yet he has not
developed in them much speed. The men row
long, powerful stroke which lacks snap and Is much
more lifted to four than two-milc race. They
are, however, up TO the average OF freshman crew.
The triangular will probably le rowcd OH Thurs
day. June 30
Memorial Day observed at Harvard by services
In sanders Theatre They were presided over by i
". Traford 93, and the orator was Major Henry
L. lliginsOn. who spoke eoqlcntly on the HE OF
Charles X. Lowell. Music given by the Clee Club.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence, II. l.. June Special Thrown will
probably send about twenty men TO ID. l.. MOody's
summer school at Mortified. Mass. Walter 7. Cros-
leg has been elected treasurer Of the class Of '9j.
W. d. Johnston. 49, represented the Brown Prohibi-
ton Club at oratorcal contest held last week al
New Haven. The annual auction OF uneDglgcd dor
mitory held on saturday and ncted
more than 81 700. The proceeds will h. devoted
10 the purchase Of a new athletic field. The annual
reception OF the president 10 the senior class Was
given Saturday evening at President tndrcws's home.
Mrs. Iiarts0ck, the widow OF Charles &. Hartsock,
the Brown missionary on the Upper Congo, has pre-
sented TO the museum collection OF curo' made by
her husband Ia Africa.
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Swords
~ Send for price.lisi.

graduates to become sup'rntendents Of schools Will
be in charge OF Professor Clarence E. Neeney, who
signed his position supernt ndent OF Schools In
somerve, Mass, to accept the position OF professor
OF the science and art Of teaching ana principal Of
the school OF observation and practice In the Teachers
College, Mrs. Mary Perry King has been appointed
lecturer Oh Artistic and Hygenic Dress and has
received leave OF absence IN Europe TO make prep
arations for organizing This movement. The entire
body OF instructors In college not counting those men,
bers OF the Columbia faculty who Will offer courses In
pedagogy under the existing agreement numbers forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
nWlGur ALi'MNl A>sOCINTiON.

rho animal meeting and dinner OF the Dwight
Association will take place this evening at the Hotel
de Logrro Fifth-avr. and Eightccnth-St ut O'CLOCK
The association named In honor of Professor Ihco-
dole " Dwight. and is composed Of lawyers who
studied under him at Columbia College Law school,
and also Of graduates OF the Ncw-lOrk Law school.
whore tho =. Dwight method" OF legal instruction is
still pursued.
Judge Morgan J. O'Dricn. OF the supreme Court,
will preside ni the meeting, and J. LanSdon ward
Of tho New York CITY bar, viii read an address
which Professor Dwight prepared last year ana was
hiu-c t. de iVsr tn mcrting OF the association
In June i-.'2 had not his illness prvent,d
Adolph l.. sanger PRESIDENT oi The lioard OF
dwight, lie and his services In the cause OF legal
ed
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HAYNES. OF Dartmouth, defeated herrick OF "hnams
ca "a. on Tuesday Haynes and Rice. OF Dart
mor,, defeated Hcrrick and Ely, Of Williams.
The Gulelmcnsian," appeared on Monday The
c,oe ponio and Mandolin clubs gave II concert In
Goodrich Hall on Monday evening The commence
ment speakers from the senior class arc n' follows
Voicdic;oriau +. :. Conant: siutatOrian, L. y.
naiiIet orations Cleveland. Cluett Grises Mills,
scwal, slade, smedey. The senior examinations ,,
Win so and Downcr 49, have been elected to fill
vacancies on the editorial board OF :" The Literary
Monthly"
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MOUNT IIOLYOKE.

South IIadey. Mass, June Special).-The pro-
gramme for commencement week is as follows
Baccalaureate sermon by DR.. Lyman Abbott. sunday
June Ia; reception, Monday evening; junior prone
made. on Tuesday evening: class day exercises and
concert Wednesday address by DR.. iartranft Of the
Hartford Theological Seminary, and senior reception.
on Thursday. -
The MendcssOhn Club gave a recital on Thursday
afternoon. a fine bust of Mendelssohn was recently
presented 20 the club by Dr. Blodgetl.
Work the scientific bnliing Is going on
and 1t will be ready for occupation BY september
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AFFAIRS At PRATT INSTITUTE.

While not aiming to III students for classical or
literary collegiate courses. the High school, FRAU
In .ttu: IN is prospectus Tor 93 o. Offers II: the
b,ncnt Of those students desiring 70 enter COLLEGE
10 substitute such studies In it, regular course aN are
REQUIRED fer entrance T. III" following Institutions
Amherst College scientific course. { lImba College.
school OF Mines Cornell University. sciotitihc
courses; Uarvlri University: Lawrence Scientific
school: Massachusetts lp>dute OF Technology :
smith College. scientific coursc; Nassar College :
WELLESLEY Cp.l &c scientific course stevens Institute
Of Technology Yale University, and >aeih'ii
scientific school. Among the n,vl features ohcrci
IN the course of modern history for the liish :chcol
seniors : the study OF political measre' prcsi'nuaI
messages and important bills OF Congress. ana the
adding OF mock elections simultaneously with state
municipal nnd National elections corps 81 twelve
pupil editors serving week ~ time" also tale thc
H., OF the daily news from the morning pnIcrN ana
.ullctin II npcn the blackboard, often Illustrating
the same with drawings and map'.
The d"plrincat Of mus Gums VIII BE- hSnce.0rh a
feat,.. of the institute. tnicr tbs head VIII b. IN
elm ed The nGc technical iseum nov found on IN,
mia floor oi the man buniine. ana snch induStIlal
hihifs be- col ed ir N year 10 year. Inc
dcoartm.nt nf museums will Tina Its maj home IN
Inc nov building. Tor which the iounaaion> are D'n
duc on tho west side Of Ryerson->'. j. Friierck
onkins recently Instruct o. IN mechanical drawing.
has been made an as,ociatedirector II charge OF Tie
n " r,lll, ut.
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HAMILTON,

Clinton. y. y, June (specaD.-Thc honors In the
class OF 01 are ms follows: High honor, starr Cad
wallnder Tbomas Il. Fitch and r. T.. Wooworth
homer J. H. raker D. W. Il. Bmrhc. J. q. Campbell
G. II. Ia Rue. ". F.. Mott and Alexander Woutcrs
credit. G. H. Bacon, +. W. Canongh and q. II.
Dougas The department honars awarded
In creek, to +. T.. Woodwork; In Latin. to +. +.
Woolworth; In mathematics. To r. Is. Fitch In French
to ~ W. T.. Burke In German. to W. T.. Mott In
chemistry and biology TO +. T.. WoowOrth In min
eraogy. TO q. Il. Douglas In rhetoric md literature.
u J. II. Baker: In ethics and metaphysics. to starr
Cadwalladcr In history and law, to T. d. Fitch. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
CHANGES AT TIE TEACHERS COLLEGE.

An extensive reorganization of the departments
OF the Teachers College has been effected to so into
Oh ration In the coming year. Three new departments
have been formed English. history and Latin and
Grcch Each will be under the charge OF n head OF
department and II corps OF assistants. Professors
Frank +. Baker, Lucy VI. salmon and Il. Arrowsril;h
will have charge OF these departments respectively.
The Teachers college Is now for the first time In Its
history able to Offer professional talEin, 10 teachers
In all grades Of school, including all departments Of
secondary education The work Of o-epar,Ee col,sSe