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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

II Is long since there has been such general baseball
awakening 'his spring. In addition 10 the games
Of the university series of seven class games
has been arranged. and the star League. composed
Of the several fraterniiie has been rcorganizcd ard
several games have already been played. Cobb. 'he
promising pitcher injured his badly by
pitching "Wednesday that II Is rtmOrrd he Will not
be able 10 pitch again during the season
The question Of student self government l. Sill
prominent. The faculty last week devoted r",fy 'w"
hours to a careful discussion Of the matter and finally
laid it over for further considerations The matter Is
held be Of too great importance 10 decide II
haste. President SChurman has said that ii Is the
most significant movement that has occurred since
he has been connected with the University. and l. in
deed almost revolutionary In It's significance The pro
posed plan will be- tried by Professor Caldwell III
preliminary examination on Monday.
Professor q. y. BrstOl's new house In East-avc.
will be- completed during the SUMMER and work will
soon be begun house for Professor J. W. jerks,
in SOuthave near the Delta Epsilon fraternity house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
AFFAIRS AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

A large number " Pratt Institute students saw the
naval review from the iron steamboat sirius. Miss
Eda NJ. Chapman. graduate Of the normal cooking
class of 'Dl, Is teaching cookery In the High school,
AT Flushing. l.. I. DR.. Cook. principal Of the High
:chool. and also president OF the National Board Of
Education. has decided make instruction I'm cookery
part of the regular school work.
The art necdework class Will graduate three pupils
In June. The normnl art class has been having "A
novel lesson In teacng exercises Each student has
handed In sheet OF frc'hnnd Illustrations showing
III" development Of the sphere. cube and cylinder and
treated In II popular way To please children. A cor
ner Of each shect devoted to us'rat tons which
would tell story to the chilli.
tn" last Of the free Wednesday meetings will be
held on the evening OF May }, at O'Clock I'm As.
emily Hall. The subject viii be- self Made Men
aud Wohri' The speakers will be Mrs Julia Ward
liow5 and DR.. Lyman Abbott.
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Hamilton. y. Y. April 30 t>pecla)-The Colgate
team PLAYED H. first game 81 Ia" SEASON with VIII
inms. Il Wam.tOwn. April -. The score was
TO In favor Of William. ca Monday Middle
burg was beaten by 10 To 1.
Tn. - p:fzc dcbatcrs Of This year are tue fol
loving seniors. +. -. Leldcu. Nrw York I. J. Hry a.
Massachusetts Everett ii. Fitch. Connecticut II. H.
smith, New York: william +. White. Sew York, and
ldcl H. Wood. Of New-JcrS"y.
Colgate, exhibit al the worlds Fair was prepared
by Professors Albert l.. Brigham. X. W. Thomas ard
r. f. Nichols. lis three principal pats are the
rowing frame exhibit. the uny,r-iiy hand book AMI
the Photographic exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
RI'TliEI,S.

New. Brunswick. April 80 tspecisD.-The "Tdrgnm
Association or Friday elected the following Officers
for the ensuing year. President Leonard l.. Wetmore
"a: vcc.presidcnt. David Layton, "a; secretary,
Howard f. Van Ness, '96; business manager, JOHN
Thompson "a
The Trial contest 10 determine the speakers AT III"
annual Junior exhibition commencement week occurred
In Kirkpatrick Chapel on Wednesday afternoon The
successful contestants were W. T.. Compton, Holmes
V NJ Dennis, John A. Sarles, John II. Thompson,
Charles NJ. Dixon. Edgar j. McCully, Otto L. F. Mohn,
Fldp &. Thomas.
The sophomorcs and freshmen competed In field
nee. on Nelson Field Wednesday afternoon. TIN"
soDhomores scored - IL points and the freshmen
AZ - points Russum. 90 ran half mile la = 10
bTeakIuc the former college record Of = rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

Schenectady April 80 tSpecial).-Dr Wells l. denver
ing hi, usual course of spring lectures on current
history DR.. Lunar has been delivering evening I''
lures on phy seal training and kindred subjects.
I, has h.cu ANNOUNCED that George 7. Iiu :hes. 81
Ian,ng,urg will be the vaedctOrian Of ID" senior
class This is he Highest honor OF the course and i
based upon scholarship. J. X. Morey. '93. has Dc'A
elected president Of the Adelphc Literary socieN j.
w Ve.dcr "a has resigned his position on
the editorial boa.d CT The COnc0Wl'h'ls'
and a. +. Bruman has been hpp"ih'"S
to I'LL the vacancy According to The laws eOV"Thh-
the constitution Of the editorial board. NJ. RF"nan
will lac editor IN. chief next year. e. W. Field has
been elected president of The Athletic Association In
the place If f. ". Allen. who has resigned
The glce club recently visited Amsterdam ana gave
s,cccs. !ul concert. After the concert the resident
ulumui of Amsterdam With their wives, gave 4 re
cpptlon to the members Of the cab.
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IRYN NAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. April 30 Especial. W"dnes'
day morning at chapel III" students had TIE pleasure
Of welcoming President RhOadcs after his absence be
cause 0: illness Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilman, Of the
Harvard Annex were entertained at the college
Wednesday.
Friday evening III" students gave n musicale IN the
gymna sum- at which The Glee Club made It's first
appearance in Chadwicks ballad OF the "Lovcly
KOsabclle.'
On saturday afternoon the Bryn Mawr Alumnac
Association entertained the Philadelphia branch Of
the intercollegiate Alumnac Association In Dcnbigh
Hall.
six Of the nine fcllOwslips were announced last
week. Five gwen to students nj present in the
college and one in German to Miss Sbutc, OF smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. April 30 '>p"cian-Th" wellesley
Chnpi@r Of the ollcsc settlements A'so in'on net "l
FRIDAY FOR lis annual elect ~ Ulcers. Professor
V d. scudder who for the last thr'" year has h"d ne
position Of cccior and president of The chapter. HIS
been Obliged TO give up TIL. Ilic" ana Miss Kelsey,
90 was elected 10 take her place. Ms, 'rapo and
Miss james elected II, vice presidents from III"
classes Of "a and %. ana Mi>, Alice Kellogg was
elected SECRETARY.
new rule makes II necessary that all electives fJr
the following year shall b" chosen and handed Ia Tor
approval Oh prescribed blank, by May /. This choice
will b. considered final.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
CLOSING DAYS AT UNION SEMINARY.

The final examinations for the year In mon
Theological seminary will begin on Wednesday, May
10 and will last three days. The graduating eXer
c'srs will take place on May IL. Inc seniors VIII
b. examined on homile'ic, and pastoral theology on
Wednesday, MAY 10. the examination being conducted
by President Thomas ;. Hastings; on May ii Pro-
lessor Marvin r. Vincent Will examine them In
Greek exc:cses ard May II. Professor George l..
Pren;ls- Will conduct the examination in Systematic
Theology. Forty young men are In the graduating
elias, This year The middeIs" will be examined In
Hebrew poetry by Professor Fran"is Brown on May
10: in church history by william Adams Brown. May
H. and tiicek exercises BY Professor Vincent May
L. The schedule for IN" junior class Is Greek,
May TO- Hebrew first secton). May Il, Hebrew
second section. May L. There tbir'y-sx III The
middle class and fifty one in the junior class.
The members % the graduating class enjoyed
pleasant reception at The home Of Dr. Charles Butler.
40. IS Park-ayc.. last Tuesday evening William
Allen Euter, the Rev. Mr. Horton. Of England and
Bishop H. G.. Potter made brief speeches. President
Tasting, presented the class 10 the assembly, DIR.
pu,er spoke briefly and David lIerrick, Of the class,
pended. The seminary, double quartet furnished
the music for the evening
The graduating students fast accepting calls to
fields Of labor. Those who already definitely
settled Allan u. MlcNeill, Rdgeied Park, y. j.
Union church,; LavId \. NacMurray, Morningsidc
Chapel. Harlem baptist; Thornton q. Pcnfeld Pres
Lyteriln Board Of Home Missions, New York City;
traak Dew. Talmagc assistant Bethany Presbyterian
Church. Philadelphia: Albert r.aus Clarcmon,, MINI.
Irc.byicrlanj; Oldich Kocin. Kansas 'resbyterian,
Benjamin swift Congregational. orwell. VT. Frank
r. Taylor, Dundee Presbyterian Church. Passaic,
Sd; John w. Thomas. Arlington Avenue Presbyterian
Church. East orange. y. j.; squire /. Willis. second
Church OF thr Disciples Of Christ East one hundred
and sixty nin'l-st. and Franhna Daniel Stecker
will receive appointment from the Methodist Conference
- l. T. A rCnMnrI
MINI. Hrr>byierian): mari Bun schenectady. n. Y.
The following will 90 to foreign lands Charles D.
Campb"l, Xtacuarl, state Of MichOacan. Mexico
James +. llayncr. Pehin. China: David >. lerck
India.
Fix seniors are to hc licensed By the New-York
| r"-byt"ry Ills evening and probably, three
da!n'd In the chapel Oi the seminary, AT No. 700
"a
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.IOlINS IIDpkINS.

Baltimore April 30 (>pccal).-The Graduate Asso.
claiion Of the Hopkins University has decided TO CO.
operate with similar associations Ia Harvard Yale
and Cornell In publishing graduate students hand.
book IL will BE- printed In The style Of the college
ANNALS or class books, published by MANY
American colleges. Ii Will contain lists o the facIl.
ties ana advanced students at the leading colleges
with statement Of the advanced work done at each
institution
Dr. Ferdinand Chntard has just presented the valu
able library OF H. father. who died In 1855.
Dr. william Henry Howell. Of Harvard Will sic.
coed DIR. H. Newell Martin the head Of the Hon
kins biological department.
The April number Of The American Chemical jour
nal published By the Johns Hopkins press contains
articles by Professor W. X. OrndOrn and DR.. q. r..
tlllmOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
CLARK UNIVERSITY.

Worcester. Mass. April 80 (>p"cla)-Th" tennis
courts have been put In order and the club rcorgan
iyed and the wolk Of the scc' more pr missing
than before.
The university has Just issued It's first trlcnnla
repol containing brief survey Of the work of each
depart ment during the thee years Of Its existence, IN
"A volume OF 49, pages.
Dr. e.. stanley Hall gave the commencement adj
dress AT the Albany Medical school on "Wednesday
last and /, announced Ia give the commencement
uddicss at Wellesley College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
MAsSAcHr SETS rN,TTrrE OF TECHNOLOGY.

Ho,tCn Api 30 special -. The In ,tItute sustained n
sad loss last Wednesday In the sudden death Of FRO
f.,so- Norton II. WI, a,.ociat~ professor Of organic
and Industrial chemistry and had for years
AZ the head Of the chemical engineering courN"
IN. Kotch travelling scholarship has been awarded
10 Walter II. kham who was graduated from the
mr. hi ectural course here In l-sJ. The second ana
third Pile, were also awarded To graduates OF this
Institution.
The annual spring meeting ~ the VI. l. l. " Z
/. to b. held on Holmes Field. IN Cambridge. on Nay
A. tnls meeting will be- drcld~i the class champion
shin md the membership Of the instliut" track athletic
team.
The freshman baseball nine are planning "A rather
extensive trip. ON their tour they expect TO play
srev.n. Institute tho City CJllrgc OF New York; Ford
ham ,Olleg. and Cornell University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
SMITH.

Northampton. April 30 Cspccall.- Some months ago
II prize Of $50 offered by the Woman's suffrage
Association for the best essay Woman's Suffrage"
written any smith College rtudent Al the same time
n similar offer was made TO Wellesley College and the
Harvard Annex. The judges Mrs. Alice Freeman
Palmer. Colonel J. W. IIigginson aud Mr.. Ehnn ID.
Cheney, awarded - Miss Blanche G. Legg ~. Of
the class OF 03, the prize for the best essay from this
college
The Lawrence House will give n representation Of
schcr's Marie stuart this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
TIE CINPANTi NAY BE VISITED WEDNESDAY.

Nobody was allowed to board the Cunard steam.
ship Campana yesterday. but large crowd lined
the river front at ousonst and looked at the biggest
craft afoat. The Campania safely warped In at
H. m. yesterday, and 10y IL O'Clock all the pnssen.
gers and their baggage had been landed On Wednes.
day the ship will be- open for Inspection. but only
those having permits will be allowed on board. Yer.
non II. Brown AT his home, No. 2o2 West
Forty -fourth-st. last night and said that permits
would be erantN 10 peopl" applying AT the Cunard
ONCE, No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
CORNELL.

Ithaca. y. l.. April 20 CpeciaD-Tlc decision OF
the Athletic Council TO hold the Cornell Pennsylvania
race at Minneapolis time In the latter part Of
June does not give universal satisfaction here IT IS
understood that Coach Courtney does approve Of
the arrangement. II Is natural that among the
students regret should be felt that the Is 10 be
held 1T such great distance that practically rome
u them can sec IL.
The baseball season opens auspclously. Williams
was defeated with In loosely played game. and
the Binghamton professional nine badly defeated
re- the first game. and only allowed TO win bs ~
score OF 2 to In the second. Tie interest In the
game with Princeton TO BE- played tomorrow Is high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
WE.TRRN RESERVE UNIVERSITY.

Cleveland. April 30 (speo!all.-IrofeNsor Henry H.
Bourno last "Wednesday evening was lorh"hN u"
stalled ~ professor OF history In 10" College Tor
Women Of western Reserve University. frOcsser
ro,rne T. graduate of Yale. class Of -. ana OF the
Yale DIVINITY school After leaving Yale he was one
~ the editors of The Boston CopgrrgntiDnalist
Annoui. cement Ia. just been mad" Of tie appoint
ent OF Professor Charles Harris. Of pberlin 10 Inc
chnlr OF Gernnnlc languages and literature III Adr!DeTt
{ ollegc Of Western Reserve University. PROFESSOR
Harris received the degree Of IN. d. from the Uni
ycrsilY OF Loipsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
HAMILTON.

Clinton y. Y, April 30 t>pecial-The first baseball
gam" If the played on the college er'nnds
April 20 with the Bouckvilc team. Thu score stood
IL 10 II after eleven Innings. The first league game
will be al Hamilton with Colgate University on May t..
D. W. T.. Burke will be assistant librarian oil Inc
COLLEGE for the year beginning september next
Dr. striker has Just returned from III Eastern tour
in the interest Of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
BROOKLYN poLYTECIINIc INSTITUTE.

The Polytechnic Banjo Club gave IFS second annual
concert at the Historical Hall last Friday night
The committee which had charge OF the successful
affair consisted OF Mathews Cowperthwate, Van
Cleaf. Tauchcrt MacCOnne Frazer, p i. Wight,
Russell and Thompson. The baseball team went
70 srg sing last saturday and defeated the lIobrook
Military Academy ~ score OF 20 TO D. On Friday
the team played against The team from c. e. y. Y.
and was beaten by 10 Iuns 10 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
FOR NEW SCHOOL AT TIE TEA HERS COILEGI

lone hnf book. onc-haf bench" might be- taken
rs brief motto Of the department Of the Horace
Mann school, OF which General Francis a. Walker
recently wrote The establishment OF such a school I'm
ncnrly every important city Of the United STATES is
Fact that speaks for ITSELF The preliminary circular
u TIT, department. which 1, to he called the Manual
Training High school. announces that the first
lass viii be- organized next year. The object OF
h' school. which will be- coordinate with those
Herring preparation FOR college OF business lie. Is
Afford 10 the departments Of mechanic art, and
.orm study and drawing school Of observation ard
raclicc, nnd TO Great" ana supply the demand on
he pant Of boys who have completed an elementary
choOl course for preparation for school, Of mines
I'D technology or for business or professional life
he number OF the Applications for admission which
ave been received advance Of the publication
4 III" circular Indicates that the number fixed ms
Il" limit Of the class VIII b. reached before tbs
prring Of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

svmcnsc y. y, April % Spccinl).-Thn athlete
team Is now doing scive work on the track ana the
boys trimming hard In preparation for the annual
intercollrsi ato contest Which will occur at Utica
May 30.
Tho Republican Club Of the university has elected
Henry Phillips. '03. and Drlmor T.. Hawkins. ~,
delegates to the second annual convention OF the
National Republican College League, which meets
MAY 10 and IL at Louisville, KY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

I'm s,,urtov April Ic, Professor william LIS
On Sa.. ss was married TO Miss Matthews Of New
York. ,ossor ~, ,..t,,s
lne h.' ,,,a .o,.sn cIcrcymen chosen By the st.
p,urs society Of Harvard TO deliver sermons In the
college chapel. Professor f-----
Harvard April = a., III, -. .,
o, Ihr Of fIs cy Of New York team on the home
eol ,na ~ last Wednesday with score OF to :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence April 30 lspecinl. Professor Henry
Dr,inlmond Will b. In Providence this week and has
consented to address audience composed entirely
OF undergraduates.
An Opcrctta written by ". &. L0ngdon. o., and
composed by Professor y. b. oprngu" will h" pro
duccd 10y the students at the Providence Opera House
Thursday Friday and saturday evenings OF this week
II Is entitled, Eight Times Eight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn. April 30 (Speciall.-Prcsldent War.
field will speak Mt the alumni dinner OF the jefferson
Medical College Tuesday next on "a Higher Standard
In Professional schools" lie goes to the Prcshy.
terrain General Assembly delegate from the Lehgh
Presbytery. II meets In Washington May Il.
This weeks issue OF The Lafayette Is illustrated
with engraving showing an explosion OF mine gas
believed TO be the first instance In which this has
been instantaneously photographed with success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
CITY COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

The annual spring athletic games Of the College of
10 City OF Ncw-fork will bc held on the Manhattan
icd Friday afternoon. The lacrosse tenn IL
DING Its usual good work. The manag cement hns
'cured thr use Of ST. Mary's Park for the team and
u expected that the York games OF the team
III be played there
me s'nun'on Chess Club has enjoyed "a checkersd
''ecr Out VIII probubiy dsband before long, There
ale aumoer OF good chess players In the college, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester. April 80 speciaD.-The Rev DR.. Ly-
man Abbott has been invited TO deliver the Grafton
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society In commencement
week.
The competition for positions on the hoard OF
Campus editors will close May -. Before that
candidates must si, nit under an assumed either
Mn editorial on college subject an original mis-
cclluny article an original poem or series oi college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
OBERI.iN.

Oberln. ohio. April 80 CspecaD.-ProleSSor I" r.
Wright was I'm Chicago last week. arranging the ex-
hudt vbIc, he has prepared, illustrating the facts
concerning the remains Of glacial man in ohio.
The exhibit Of the c,llege Is now being arranged
hv Professor Thomas. 1t consists chiefly OF maps,
charts and photographs, Illustrating the history,
development and present CONDITION OF Inc eol"se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
TUFTS.

Collcg. Hill. Mass. Ap'i ~ 'sp'c'an-in o oIn'
.a NJ, Friday after IA successful trip In
No,no ON Tuesday. with Wilson and Mollet as
no,,o,r q defeated Bates at Lewiston by.a score Of
=, a. q. q, wednesday, with Fierce and Mallctt as
h,,t.rv. II defeated Bovdon by score Of "a to TO-
ard an Thursday with Wilson and Mallctt, defeated
olby By a score Of Is 10 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
pENNINGToN.

bennington. n. j.. April 20 tspcciaD.-The senior
,''a, 81 Tho elias, Of o3 was held at the Trenton
IIousc on wednesday evening. Covers were laid for
,ucn,vcicht-,wenty. three seniors ana hve inVi'eu
guests. including Professor JOHN IL hahioh' N''''
president and wife. ,,
~ 80 was delivered In the chapel Friday
,,,,n, he p,sbop Cyrus ID. FosS, OF the Methodist
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
A DEATH RECALLS THE LOSS OF THE ATLANTIC.

Ms. Phebe Ann Dustan was burned on saturday at
Clifton :. Mrs, Dustan the widow Of Captain
Isaac Kip Dustan. who in command Of the New.
York and Boston line steamboat Atlantic. which was
wrecked In Long Island sound in 1916 Many OF the
passengers and som" Of the crew, including captain
Dustan, down with the vessel after brave
struggle for lif Mrs. Dustan, who died Thursday,
wa, riglty-turce old