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pENNINGTON SEMINARY.

Pennington y. j.. May 81 'speciaD.-Ihc senior
cl,ss Il ore Of the largest In the history OF the IN
stluri,n AMI t,, scholarship grndeS are higher 'hah
tlos - any former cas-. The following Is the 70
r. L. Wo,lstor, Latin sautatory. o.'s6l; W. a. NC
Iau,h,n Errl.sh salnin,ory 9.7605: Miss s. A. sew
art yalcdlctory 0713l Miss q. Cloyd. o.69l.' ). NJ
Townsend 0.652O; +. ". Kip, o.62o4; Miss ~ H.
Graf 059o5 Miss X. Van Zandt, oo'-l Miss ~
Buchlcv. 1926: Miss Myrta Durn,ll. 0.533s NILS
y s,,piov O 5oI,. J. T. Buriette. 946J6. c. ;.
thompson. o.l47. j. W. Rose. 9.3i13: W. V. Barnes
0274i: ". j. Wcstcou o..36o: IL, B'r' i 1h
oI774: Miss r. l.. CrosSmon OI4'o j., d.: kcsh.
g05tI: O. C. Pulver. s.s543: l.. " Bcall: s;s3oI :
Miss B r. Allen music. 0.!oa2; Miss X: r. MOTIFS
music ojlls: Mss \. ". Hail. art, s93J-.
The following have been se'ected as commencem"u'
orators: T. l.. WoolSton. W. A. Mclaughlin >: D.
Townsend. J. NJ Kip. jr, ii. Bert Le"h' - o.
Thompson and i. VI. Rose. 49,, ~
President Ianlon has received IL" degree o, - -.
from Washington college, Tennessee. PrrsNteri'il
institution chartered In 1875, the Oldest college west
O, the Allegheny Mountains.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL.

Professor Francis NJ. Burck Of the Columbia Law
school who made so favorable an impression NJ inc
students Club by his address on 'hrs'ah Ni"nhoo''
WIS invited a short time ago 10 deliver the same
address before the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association.
A. L. squicrs, the delegate to the National Eepno-
lcan League Convention and the American College
Convention at Louisville KY, returned on MONDAY
lie (, confident that the plan proposed by Inc he"
executive committee will have good encct upon the
colleges Each state Is TO have state organizer VINO
viii personally sipeintend the college ciuDs. me
plnn proppsed embraces Political ami sociological dis,
rns,ions AT regular intervals. With the special view Oh
determining tie attitude and policy OF the k'iuDiicah
All the senior essays In the HANDS OF the Dean
Professor william a. kccuer. and the sri"rs are now
an x,uslv awaiting Tor the announcement OF tie mel
deserving prizes which are three IN number one T-o',
another $3.50. anG another 800. lEe prze tu'orsmp
il another honor coveted by many, though me rae
has narrowed Gown to Barker. of New-lorh Behhr''
of Tennessee: Noble. Of New York, ana Terry OF
Albany. There Is strong feeling ihat Terry VIII pe
the
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YALE.
,rpcE LOOMS TO RETIRE

,, conn May II CepeclaD.-A new
49,. :, o,,.,aay exercises In the Yale Divinity
c.hoo, wac observed this year. the class planning
an trv Other departments OF the university nave
folIo,rcd this custom for several years. The four
.''.,n .,,y,I convention OF the American Inter
seminary Missionary Alliance will be held at the
Val. DIVINITY school. beginning Thursday, October
,c qcrctorv Anderson, OF the Yale Gun Club. has
t., ,rord from Cambridge that the Harvard
c,, fqub agrees vita the Yale Club In refusing
IN allow PENNSYLVANIA to enter the team proposed
which Is composed partly OF men who are not now
4, ,ho university Possibly Pennsylvania Will not
shoo, n she Is not allowed to enter the team she
risbes Int IL Is not likely that she will refuse the
g.. ,ont invitation for n match from the three big
,n,verSitIes Princeton has accepted the invitation
and the match will take place on the grounds OF the
WELLINGTON Gun Club near Boston, May 80.
Tho faculty OF Yale University has officially ex-
rrssod IFS approval OF the burlesquc extravaganza
;. Robin Hood produced at the Hyperion Monday
r,rht This fact is expected to boom thearicals at
ynlo The chances are that New-IIaven will have
,otbcr chance TO see Robin Hood. Jr.' petit
to, IL now being circulated by women OF New
u,vcn who are Interested I'm the Yale Inilrmary ask
In, tho faculty to allow the students to repeat II.
TIo Iotest prank OF the students has been 10 steal
,ho ton rails OF the sophomore fence In front OF
Dur,ee Hail. The sophomores are Wild, but the
missing portions Of the fence are scattered ABOUT
fine campus and throughout the United states. nav
ing been sent TO friends OF the students and mem
hc~s NJ the alumni by express and otherwise.
The ufcsize bust OF President Theodore Dwight
woolsey the gift OF Edwards PicrrcpOn W, has
hcen placed in the Crtcnden Library near the en-
trance IL was presented several years ago, and Is
- white marble Circulars have been sent out by
fine Yale faculty to the preparatory schools OF 'he
country announcing that radical change In the
requirements for admission TO the academic depart
m.nt would be made beginning In 1894. An exam
nation in all the standard English authors Will be
held and the usual percentage required to pass THIS
n,ncr rs I'm the classics.
Judge Dwight LOOMS. who since his retirement
from the Supreme Court Bench has been Instructor
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COLGATE.

Hamilton, N. Y, May 81 (Specin). -Grounh Tor tho
new gymnasium was iroken on May IL. The address
on behalf OF the alumni was delivered by the Hon.
f. A. Rowland, 's4 OF Rome, n. Y; that for the
students BY II. !. Mcclellan, 'e3. The plough which
turned the first furrow held by Treasurer Row
lands Of the university, and Professor j. NJ TAYLOR
The power was supplied by the students with
200 foot rope.
Tho ball team went TO Cornell on May IS, and
was defeated by 10 3. The first lcagne game with
Syracuse was played here Wednesday. rho actual
score was II 10 In CcllYe's favor. Syracuse, how.
ever only brought men. and securing two local
PLAYERS an exhibition game WAS played The lcngue
score was of course, o 10 0 FOL Colgate.
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In the Vale Law School in evidence commercial
notes AMI ba,ncns. will r.tlr" at the end u this
term. lie Is seventy four years old and does not
feel able 10 continue his college work. Ills sue
ccs.or viii be- Judge \. II. Fem.
Professor william q. Sumner has announced that
after next Thursday he Will be- obliged to- diScon-
time lis CLASSES In political science. His Malih Is
poor and he considers II necessary 10 take Vaca'
lion until next October I'm order that hc may aSsum"
charg,. Of CLASSES throughout the coming co!i"e"
wear Po-ina stor- General Hlsscll has declined to
become 4 member ~ IA" Yale corporation In plac"
~ l. : kinssbury Of Waterbury. Mr. kingsbury
will Dc rr-"lcctI
rr corporation Of Yale has lust purchased another
hc block Il property the Divinity school build
ing. having something over $4,000 therefor Prob
ahly he II" VIII h.. used for dormory when funds
for bul ding are available. Yale has consented 10
play q third game With Harvard at Ncwlork On sat
ufdiy July !. IN" first ~ the three games with lilr'
ward Viii hc played Cambridge June -. and the
second at the iair IA III on June -.
The twenty eighth volume Of The Yale Pot
pourrl" has just been issued The edit rs are Thomas
\. Gardiner, William Warren smith and Robert II.
wade. The book consists oi 2l2 Iag;s, handsomely
bound I'm green and contains the usual college stats
tics, together with many clever Illustrations There
are number OF phot0sravnrcs Of buildings and clubs.
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yOUNC HOPKINS.

baltimore Nd, May 81 ,special).-The class Oh
1909 OF the Johns Hopkins University mas isSueu wv
annual and named 1t 1.-THE iIopknsan,' win Tue ca
notation that future classes will continue 10 use
tho same title The book is proflisely illus'ra'cd' Ill
Of the drawings being the work OF present or lor"
students Excellent pictures OF the several a'he.c
teams are included. The Introduction Is written by
Professor F. L. Gildersleeve. The editors ana man
acers OF "Thc Hopkinsian' are Cayland MnihRh' -
fooper Fdmondson, J. l.. q. Lee, C. =. sc"rhoh
8. B. Somehow, Morris A. Soper, and J. Osie war
field The business manager Is j. L. q. Lee. ana ''e
assistants are j. Hurst Purncl and {. f. Phelps IT,
Dr. Alfred Gudeman. OF the Hopkins, has been hp
ponted professor Of classical philosophy mt the I'M
versity of PENNSYLVANIA. DR.. Gudeman received MS
baceala,ircate degree at Columbia In 1s''' ana MS
PHI d. at the University Of Berlin In 1887 FOR inc
last two wears he has been fellow by courtesy, ana
assistant in classical literature at Johns Hopkins Dr.
Albert H. Tolman. graduate student, ana former
fellow in English has received an appointment IN 'e
English department OF the Chicago University. Inc
Hon John A. Kasson. eX-Mniscr TO Germany. in ms
course on European Diplomacy before Tue maloTl.h
depar;ment, delivered an Interesting lecture on uie
(. Iipomatic Relations Of the Church OF Rome. a..
=. G. Newton, Of Washington. won the uhlVeraly
haniponsbip In the handicap tennis tournament me
final examinations will be held ~ usual In IN,
rymnasIlrn and will begin Wednesday. This VIII
bring commencement day on June IL.
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WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore, May 81 tSpeciaD.On Tuesday last Presi-
Gilman and Drs Brooks, Remsen and Welch, Of Johns
Hopkins University, visited the Womans College for
the purpose Of examining the work and equipments
In the chemical and biological laboratories and 10
learn whether the present pursued In these
departments are equivalent 10 the Sme courses re-
CURED mt Johns Hopkins. The guests expressed their
qualification that the quality Of the scientific work
Is so good and the students in these departments may
now enter the Medical School with the consciousness
OF meeting the full requirements there.
On Saturday afternoon Il French play entitled
"Facliie presented by the pupils OF the second
year IN the Latin School. The senior examinations
begin on Monday and will continue until June J. wh'1
the other examinations will take place. These last
will go until June IL, The day before commence
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RUTGERS.

Ncw-Iiunswick y. j., May Il CSpeclaD.-Thc 1ooth
commencement Of the New Brunswick Theological
semnaIy was he'll Thur'day. The bu-lness meet
Ing and banquet was held in the afternoon Tile Re-. l.
De Witt Talmage delivered the address ut I'll" banpuc'
The commencement proper occurred In the evening
I'm the Second Reformed Church. Thu graduating class
numbered Twelve The speakers were Garrct +.
rolinsbee. Charles William Van Zee and Elias Brown
Van Arsdale.
Tie sophomore promenade was given In winants
Hall ON Thursday evening The Snydani prize fOr
composition has been awarded TO Ellis Il. Woodruff and
the Appleton prize In moral philosophy TO Frank
Malvern Tho college Y. NJ. G. A. has elected the
following officers for the coming year President.
Me- ulIy "a: Vice president, Layton %: cor
responding secretary Jancway '03 treasurer, Bogart,
95 recording secretary, Zabrtshe, 0d -.
1bc seniors rnisber on Friday their regular work
IN, Tho course Their final examinations will occur
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, They viii hold
their supper on Wednesday evening.
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PRINCETON.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE FACULTY.


Princeton. n. J., May 81 (specaD.-The faculty an
nounced the following fellowship appointments at 'ne
last regular meeting John l.. Tldsley. 'o3. LocRpor
n Y, Baudinot Fellow in History; n. E. Crosby
Instructor in Princeton College in Latin and Greek
University Fellow In Archaeology Thomas NJ Parro''
'ss. University Fellow In English.
The finals in the Junior, sophomore cnd freshman
class tennis tournaments were played yesterday ar
noon. In the Junior tournament Floyd defeated I'd
wards I'm straight SETS Sc, G1, Go: in the sopho-
moro tournament Colby defeated McCormicB ID one
Of the closest matches ever played here d. " -
SO. ca. sc In the freshman tournament Chandler
defeated E. f. Conover, 1-G, co, ca, Ga. y, 'ho
last meeting Of the university gymnastic team W. H.
Mccall U.s. vas elected captain for next year.
The names OF the following men from the sophomore
class have been announced by the faculty as es'p'e
IN con,est for the Francis Biddle sophomore essay
prize: W. II. Butler. II. II. Carter. II. ID. ha'cn'
j. s. Newbold. f. NJ Norris II. f. KosS' W. -
JTrban A. II. Wells and Harry White.
The first anniversary OF "The Nassau Literary
Magazine was celebrated a few evenings ago by u
dinner given to retiring board by the members OF
the incoming board, being the first banquet OK 'he
klnd ever given here. McCreedy Sykes w. was
POSTMASTER, and toasts were Responded 10 py !.
Humphrey, '04: ". C. Spruancc, 94; ~ BE- I"ch'ns-
ton, '03; G. p. Wheeler ol; II. Il. Daniels 'o3
Professor W. b. Scott. IT; II. F. Coving'on. ".
EsSsT p5ass oSu Professor 4 E Wss, d.
The senior Glass ode COMMITTEES has accepted anc
Saf sR r. & Tho ode and music
published at once. in order TO give the class
f. singing it before M zen eo GnS Seminary
to deliver the Stone lectures for 1921 ihe sm
ect will be Religion In Literature hne .Oiow Sn
ference President, John Murdoch, "a secretary ana
W w. nevepdge 05 Wsrd s cS and
W. S. Dickson, '96.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester " Y, May 81 (specIaD.-The following Is
the programme OF the annual commencement cxer-
clses: sunday June 1s. baccalanreate sermon ny
President David J. IIill Monday. p n' Dewey pre-
decamations by sophomores; Tuesday, 10 a. Ill.,
trustees meeting; Tuesday, p. m, PM Beta happ'
Grafton BY tho Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott OF BROOKLYN
Tuesday 80 p. m. social gathering Oh "i'"' VII"
,rs,o hv cl,o and Panic c,ubs: Wednesday, p. M,
Graons Of graduating class IhurS9ay, ~ I'LL M;
alumni dinner: p. m. reception by fresu.n. tn',
Floyd II. Adams and Henry T.. Hiler have been
appointed commencement speakers on account OF
tier oratorca ability. The following sopnonIorcs,
rvcn IN tho order OF their standing for the first two
wear, are entitled 10 enter the oratorical con1tcutoi
for the Dewey prize, g. ": Van lngeh' =. T. rreo
phrcy. r. f. Rogers. Abram Lipshy, LEO OBren: r., f.
4, smith W. III. Goodwin, Is. q. Estes u. IL. Coie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-22

Ann ArbOr. Mich, May Il Special)-The uni
versity scored another success in the Legislature
last week The bill 10 increase the mill tax for uni
versity Purposes from onc-tweneth to one-stxth OF
of mill on every dollar OF taxable property IN the
STATE provided that the law should not take effect
until January /, 1894. This would seriously en-
barrass the university, and bill was last week
passed making the law take immediate effect, so that
the money would b. available this year
The usual competitive debate between the Jeher'
son and Webster societies was won by the Jefferson.
The subject "Resolved. That all Quasi Public
(,0rDprations should be owned ana Controlled by
the Government" The score was 1,Oso points 10
1907. .
An illustrated fortnlGhuy humorous paper Is to
DO started next fall The sketches and cartoons VIII
be drawn entirely by students stock company
has been formed. The freshman the field day
contests with the sophomore BY the narrow margin
OF two points
The Canadian Club has invited three members OF
the Dominion Parliament TO speak at the banquet TO
be given on the anniversary OF Queen Nictoras
birthday,
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SWAHTIIMOEE.

syarihmorc Penn. May II (apecaD.-Ihe I'LL" ''''
nnaI contest In junior oiutory anu INC "'S. ~, "
prizes recently Offered by william - 'P'o"'' -
rrod &, the assembly hall on the evening Of May
q The speakers Charles Sumner MoOfe'
Emma Seal Chambers, Carrie Packer Sargent. liarry
Isaac IIaines and Herman Conrow. The hIst pfizc
was awarded TO Charles Sumner Moore ana the second
10 Emma Seal Chambers
on the evening OF May !" concert was hod 10
determine the speaker TO represent the college VI VIZ,
Pennsylvania intercollegiate OraOrcal Union Charles
c Moore was named rs college orator. with Bonle
T. Clark as alternate. The college annual THE Hal
cyonv in charge this year Of the class OF "a has Just
appeared. The cdl'ors and business managers were
Iiryid r. I,ushmOrc. Bertha J.. BrbomcI Joseph 1.
FINLEY. Allen X. White. smart Wilder. Emma >. Cham
beers, Mary A. Hayes. Marian Perkins, Herman Ton
row Helen H. Hilborn and Edwin l.. Bond
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.COSTON UNIVERSITY.

Boston, Mass, May 81 (SpcclalJ.-The Historical
Club elected these officers last week: President, Dr.
w. f.. Huntington; vice president Miss Mary A..
Hartman: secretary. John II. ChaIrec; treasurer Miss
Mary II. Cowell: librarian Miss Katherine Dame. Al
the recent meeting OF the Philomatha.n Society the
French play +" Foudre Eux Yeux' WAS produced uhder
the direction Of Professor James Geddes.
The following officers were elected at the iast
meeting OF the Mathematical Club president fro-
fcssor Judson b. Colt; vice-prcsdent, Mis- Mary l..
courrcv socro,orv and treasurer Wilbur g. Chaffcc.
The class OF % last Thursday elected the following
editors OF the junior annual The IIib,' 10 De pup,
Bryant; assistant ecitcrs Charles H. Linckiy, Artnar
Dcchman. Clarence il. Demp,cy Cari +; Iay1 r.es wi
Mabel \. FOgg Miss Sarah j.. Chick, MISS prdce L'
Bond and Miss Dora simmons business Manager.
Walter +. Adams: assistant. Charles w. Fierce the
Debating Club held It's election Of officers on fiil,
Miss Elizabeth Northup elected president Fred
u. Hodge, vice president; George b. Adams secfc-
tary Ernest l.. Lavallettc. treasurer.
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TUE n.

College Hin. Mass. May 81 tSpccal)-Captain
Martin Of the baseball team has been forced TO reign
his place owing 10 poor health H. 9. foSs. '04.
captain Of years team. has been elected TO I'LL
the vacancy. The team defeated the Boston Uni
vcrslty nine Thursday the home grounds by score
Of . 10 L.
The following men have been selected TO compete IN
the Goddard prize readings during commencement
week: Z. Whittrmore &. j. snow, II. H. Benton,
W s. small and +. &. IIodSdon. from The junior class
AMI 4. d. Clark. =. C. Craig. W; r. Durham, {. l..
Eaton and e. y. Bampy. from the sophomore" class
The Tufts chapter OF The Theta Delta CHI fraternity
defeated tho Harvard chapter at baseball on the
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ST. IOuN,S rOLLEGE. FORDlIAM.

An oxidation drill took place yesterday on the
college campis The battalion showed that LEA
tenant Edwards. United states Army, has Wen uriieN
them In the new ana difficult tactics.
The ciocution contest for the oratorical medal
presented annually by the president OF the college
viii be- held during the coming week under the direc
ton OF Professors Maynr AMI Monroe
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DICKINSON.

Carlisle Penn, May 81 (specia)-Thc annual spring
sports held Oh the athletic field Thursday resulted
MS follows: IOOyard dash, Stitt ~, lO4-3 Sec;
I mile bIcycle Iantz, 'J5, 3 min. AZ Sec; IL mile
run Taylm 95 9 min 81 Sec; throwirs baseball.
Kurtz 'O3 IOi yards: 1f0yard run. Mattress. '97
60 "a sec. running high Jump stit %, #. 3 ill., ;
standing high Jump. Edwards. 97. II. ir. :;
throwing lob hammer, Masters, ?3. - IT,. .20-
wards DASH slit, '35 - 30 sec. running broad
lump Mattress, '97. IS #. . In: standing broad jump,
Edwards DG, . II. D in. pole vault Ghroy, %,
7 II. IT,.
" svitzcrland.n
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SMITH.

Northampton, Mass, May 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Henry Drummond. Of Edinburgh spoke at vespers last
Sunday and afterward met number OF the students
at an Informal reception at S. y. Brdgmaf's. Mr..
Dr,immond has since been elected an honorary mem
Der Of the class Of 0j. The Sarm Ganok Society,
the dramatic club Of the Hatfield, Dewey and stod
dard houses gave Prince Kar' on "Wednesday even
ing The principal parts were taken by Misses
Elsie Parsons Bouriand Mabel Warren Sanford. T.
Peck and L. d. Lewis.
The Perian sodahtx Of Harvard University, us
sisted by Mr. wulf Fries, gave . concert Friday at
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

SYRACUSE n. v. May 81 (SpecaD.-Generai
Stewart L. woodfosd. OF New York. viii deliver the
rddrcss before the senior class commencement
day. This VIII take inc pace OF ''e o'''o''"'y
orolons by different members Of the graduating class
ON June 3 Chancellor sims viii deliver the ded
catorial address upon the opening OF the new bald
ING a. Baldwin University. ohio The TWO remaining
lectures in the Grover course VIII be delivered " Dr.
John Hail on June and o.
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ppoovLyN poLYTEcIINaC INSTITUTE.

Nav oG is the date selected for 03s class day al
the Brooklyn Poly tcchnic Institute The exercises
will be held In Rrmscn Hail. rs arrangements lau
already been made which prevent the use Oh inc
chapel and the gymnasium Of the coi'ee' M''' 'i''
,oro,sos tho aoor will be- cleared for dancing. As
MANY Of D2 mon are now studying for advanced
degrees they Will help '03 make IT, class day sac
cess. The class prophecy Will be read by X. l..
Russell. 'D3 class history. G. f. Potts -? proogue'
" NJ t;rosvcnor. jr. '03, class WILL +: H. sanborhe.
'03: presentations. III. 1. Mae. 3nael ", ei"S'
poem, ". VI. Grosvrnor. jr, 'o;.
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N,rs,c,,t.srrrs AGRICULTURAL.

Amherst Mass May 81 (Srccal).-Profess 'r
q u Warner. Of the Department OF
Mathematics and Physics ana director OF the meteoro
,or,col observatory has been called to accompany
Lieutenant Pcary's Greenland expedition as me'corol
orst. The commencement speakers from tne senior
oirss will be F. I. Harlow II. }. Harrow; a.
jiondcrs5n r. G. Howard +. 5. lioyt, a. H. Mc""u''
T. IT, smith and L. W. smith. ,,o,, 4, n recent
- g. rogc %. suffered an accident IN " rr.on e
hall game With Trinity College, which may pro'e
al
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H.. May 81 (specal,.-The national
convention OF the Pi Epsilon fraternity was IN
session during Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
iarg, number OF delegates and ratres were present
among whom are VI. J. Insal. Cornell: F. A. Rock
we'll University OF Minnesota; $. p Remington
and G. Il. Hazard. Brown: G. S. Mcdonald ana
A. p Jacobs University OF Michigan: j. a. Weis
Calvin Eurr and Alonzo Potter. Yale; W. l.. Morgan
snd Waldo weston University OF syracuse: W. 1.
Anderson ana VIM. J. Hiss. Jr. lchlga f. o. Sinlti
&. c. IIuriburt and W. ~ Newton. Wesleyan: c. H.
Wlthe-spoon, Rochester University A. V. Stout, H. 3
Kraus Perry G. Peniz and Dudley ID. Gcsslcr. New
York: II. H. Abbott and b. ID. HYDE, Amherst: X. y.
Wilson, University Of Pennsylvania; d. o. Mclntire
Carlisle, Penn; A. C. Rubards and A. l.. Derby
schenectady y. V: H. r. Andrews and g. 5 Mnc,ham
Yowdon Earl D. Pabs, Ann ArbOr, Mich. The local
chapter gave reception TO the delegates on Wcdnes,
day evening and Professor A. S. Hardy received
the convention at his residence on Collegest on Ihurs
day evening. $50. ,
Although Dartmouth has entered the largest mum
her Of athletes at the Worcester ntercoileg1ate meet
her chances are by no means considered tne pest.
This step has been taken with view to develop ma
ierial with a new athletic field to be competea ~
June and a new chair OF physical culture 10 oe mica
before next year. II Is believed that Dartmouth
futnre I'm athletics will be bright.
The injury TO Captain O'Conners arm, rendering
him unable to DO any more pitching Mt present u
serious loss 10 the ball team. Thornburgh, the SUD
stifnfe Is doing creditabe work, but can hardy DE-
esnected TO pitch the team TO championship.