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HARVARD WINS IL TRACK ATHLETICS.
HER MEN oUTCLAs, THEIR YALE ANTAGONISTS
STORTS AT CAMBRIDGE.

c.yhiaco MIS-. MAY "a (specaij.-festercay for me
third time since formation u tn iiarvardfale dua
league ia track athletics Harvard uiumphed over "t
Ncw.IIa,el rivals. IL was ah!bodys 'iceoeS u""
,wari the ED Thea Harvard began 70 ou
class the Yale men ct every POINT and when tao as'
,,,h Nh, over Harvard had hY scor, OF 81 10 as
It laincd all day, aud strong east "ihd VI" over NV
tack the fiee of the runners. Moreover inc 'iA We
heavy and slow. In view OF ihs the re'oru' mat 80
kal!y good. succeeded In again breaking ne
unryar, ,ccord in the broad jump. Following is sum-
nary II the results; e..,
,oo,art d,sh-A A. LeGngey Harvard law School.
ant; W NJ. Rchads Yale, second; L. sawyer hit'aN'
special third. Tmc-lo 25 seconds 49,
.aoyard dasf-S NJ. Merrill Harvard ~ hrst W.
n richard. Yale second: j. p. whureu Harvard. ~
thnd. 1ime--22 3.5 seconds 49,
.,ov,d dash-s NJ. Merrill. Inward. '9i, first; W.
W. Bingham, Harvard. 91, second l. W. PnAham'
Harvard Medical school, third. Tims-5i seconds
ssovard run. Corbin. Harvard Graduate school,
arst; H. c. Larkn Harvard. '93. second G. H. Huooen'
Harvard '03. third. Times 50 SECONDS -
one mile rum. E. Morgan, Yale n~ti D. W. Zen os
ton Harvard. 'oi. second; A. Blake har'Na' w.
third Time minutes 50 % seconds
one mile walk-A. l.. Endcott. Harvard 49, nrss;
J. f. Wright Yale second; c. II. Barden. Har'aN' V''
third. Timc-7 minutes ) seconds -,
10 yards hu dles-D. b. Lyman Yale, mrs. ", W.
sheai, Harvard. vS second NJ >. Hart i"e' A"s'
Ime-l6 As seconds.
go yards. hurile--w r. Garce!on hsr'aru Ia"
School nist; Mclean vaningcn, Yale, second =" -
Fea' ing, Harvard. 9S, third. Time-20 20 secona''
Two.mile bicycle ricc-w. II. Cheney, Yale nrst n
r. Parmeler Yale. second; \. b. Holmes har'ara' ~
third. Time--S minutes is 2-5 seconds.
Throwing the hanlmcr-w. o. Hekok fae' u~
d,stan.e 10 feet inches. T. I. suman fAc sseous
distance 30 feet inches. II. L. Cross, fae' "i'u'
distance. 81 feet inches. 49,,
Putting the shot-W IL. shea, Harvard La" '..o''
nrst distance 40 feet inches w. U. hisAo"' .~"'
eond distance 80 feet inchs. d. d. i!' As''
third distance 81 iect q inches.
Running high iump-G. II. Fearing. iisrarh 70 inv
s. c. Clancy Harvard 'oi lid al nrti distance 'ees
~ inches. W. r. Putnam Harvard 49, third disanss
) feet U inches. 49,
Running broad juml-E II. Bioss, IinrVari' " "rss'
dis,ance - feet inches. H. T. Sheldon f"e' seFo'a
distance = feet {. imhe'. .. W. sheai' "s'"'"' w.
third; dsti,ce. 20 fec 81 inches "a
ielr vault o. a. C,r;wiieht, Yale. nIsti distance :"
feet o., Inches H. NJ. whcc,wrght Harvard W. sos.
ond distance 10 feet hehes' L. H. "A''' As'' SO
c. h. Rice Yale tied at third; distance 10 feet lac
IA, score nv pcints Is as follows: Harvard 81 Yale d.
She Ncw.York Central presents me pess
10 Detroit QlsyalanA and Chicago a.. ~
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HOBART.

Geneva, ~ " May IA epecial).-1he college has
received information from Indiana Of scholarship
fund OF 5000. to be given by one whose name Is
for the present withheld. The college authorities
are also informed that the bequest Of james Amons.
OF Genevn, y. V, vii, amount to about $50 600.
BY the will OF the Rev. John Francis Potter OF the
class OF 90, who died at Pompton, ~ j. on April l,
q bequest is made to the college Of $780, President
Potter has been requested by Kenyon College to preach
the ordination sermon for the Theological school
on June rs. IIobarys second league game OF base-
ball was played on Thursday afternoon on the col
lege campus. The visiting club, the Hamilton nine,
was defeated by score OF IL to i.
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IfAEEHFORD.

lavorford, Penn. May IA lSpeciaD The crickciers
OF the college have been out on the eld two weeks
now, and the college has had n chalre to see what
sort OF team 1t will have this var to represent
II in Its fnvorIte game. The 0nr new men on
the team are J. \. Lester. '96. who ms made very
good record in England and alreay proved himself
n. best Int in TIE college and W. W. supplee. %.
Professional Woodcock declares the team 10 be the
strongest the college has ever had.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.
CONDITION OF TIE CREW.

Cambridge, Mass, May IA (Special).-Harvaro 5
"vardty. crew took fourmile practice row o"
Thursday but Captain Vail refused to divugc the umo
which was made. IL Is no secret, however "n' "o
record not TO be proud OF. The crew nus
been rowing poorly Of late. Men are shifted mere aho
there, apparently In the hope OF striking some napps
combination which viii make them row together oe''er
rennessy 'o6 still strokes the crew. ana 'nere Is
httle fault 10 find with him. Fearing, 49, however
who has been at Nd all the year. has been put IN
the middle Of the boat at No. ). while Cummings "''
hes gone to No. Z. VAIL '03. still rows NO D. anu
Davis, p4, No. 4, but the three bow men nave pee"
completely changed. Newell "a Tor 'hrce years %"
oar has been moved down to No B. where his weight
ought 10 be- Johnson o. has been transferred to the
suhs,i,u,es and Richardson '05. again brought into
the hat and placed at No while Burgess capaln OF
tho ,a3 class crew. Is now pulling the bow oar. john
son 90: Miller 93: Purdon, '93: Davis. 'o4, ana
Blake 'p4 the substitutes. row daily In the -FOUR
oared shell. such Is the condition Of the Harvard
crew eight weeks before the race. IL Is question II
II was ever In worse condi'ion
A pleasant dinner was given to Professor Drum
mond of Edinburgh on Wednesday evening. by about
twenty graduates and undergraduates Of the uni
yersity They were representative men, chosen from
all the different college organizations. Professor
pruinmond much pleased Wit. the honor accorded
him. and after dinner spoke briefly on the position
which Harvard occ,raes In Europe
The annual Bowdoin prize speaking contest was
held OH Thursday night There were twelve comret'-
tors chosen from some forty fifty candidates ana
five prizes were awarded, two frsts TO T. L. Ross ana
j. IL. Hickey. 93. and three seconds TO H. O. Metcai'
'04 A. r. Cosby, '9a and +. C. Mclaughlin. '93' Inc
judges were the Rev. Washington Gladden. the Hon.
FRANKLIN g. Fessenden Professor c. L. smith, Professor
James Barr Ames, the Rev. samuel A. Ehot, ITO
lessor Barrett Wendell William G. d%% S Frank socs
The annual Delta Epsilon thearcals We're given IN
BOSTON Friday afternoon The play was enm'i hv
s NJ. Balloii. 49, and David D.. Well, 'o3 The
principal paris taken By c. f. COOK, 93 Z. r.:
Moves 'e5 and W. F. Lee. "a. The annual spring
concert of the musical clubs for the beneft OF the
,Vprsitys crew win be given In sanders Theatre on
Nav is A. C. Nash "a has been elected an editor
of "Tha Harvard Lampoon.'
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HARVARD ANNEX.

cambridge Mass, May Ii t>pccnD.-pn tn ,sd1i
afternoon The play. lIorncr's vow. ana two cx.
tracts from Austin J,son's Old World Idyll" wcr.
given al an entertainment for The benefit Of III
tennis club. The double quartet sang "rh, Dan.
dent.' written by OF the girls ana pan,dying
"Thc Debuiante." On Friday afternoon came the nrg,
spring reception OF the Idler Club The freshmen re-
ceved III the auditorium the sophomores In the parlor
the juniors In the reading room and the seniors In
the recepiion-room. The reception committee stood
No the head OF the bHad hall. On saturday the
Junsry gave luncheon, followed By spseehss. to the
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OBERLIN.

Oberlin. Ohio, May IA (,recIsp.-Ihe theological
Seminary held its ifty-eghth commencement on
Thursday. DIR. i. s. Henson, OF Chicago. gave the
address. and the Rev. ID. T. Bradley, OF Grand RAPIDS
spoke In the evening before the theological alumni
OF the graduating class nine from the classical
department and thirteen from The English depart
ment.
TIE Northern Qratorical Association held It's annual
meeting here May .. The University OF Chicago
was admitted into the league. The pre;sien for
the next year is Mr.. Matson, Of oberlin. The sue
cessful orator In the contest Mr.. j.. q. Long,
Of the University OF Michigan.
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WILLIAMS.

Wilismsown. Mass Nav ID ('pecal.-The Junior
class dramatc committee will present an original play
written BY a member Of the class at their first per
Torrance on MAY 80. II is threeaft burlesque.
based the early history % the college. entitled
"The Counting OF the Colonel or The Founding Of
Williams College The OF the first act Is laid
IN Fort Massachusetts. the second In WilliamstOwn
and the third will represent the first commencement
Of the college. Each will be set with original
scenery.
meeting OF the New Enelani intercollegiate Foot
ball Association held In Boston on MAY and the
following schedule adopted for the coming season
Dartmouth Williams. nj Williamstown, November
4: Amherst vs.. Dartmouth. at Hanover, November
IL: Williams vs. Amherst. AT Amherst. November L..
IN case Thanksgiving Day occurs November 30. in
stead OF November % the games will each be played
one week later. Williams was represented at the
meeting by Cnlds. 81. and Turner, "a.
The freshman ordtOrlcal contest was held on Fri
day evening. The first prize was won by W. c. W.
lDirand: and the second. BY ". e.. Van Loon. The
senior class BEGINNING with this week will wear caps
and eowns unfit commencement. The committee Oh
songs has published a collection OF Williams songs and
the first college sing held on Tuesday evening.
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RgOOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

The Polytechnic Amusement Association mas ar
ranged a theatre party to see DE Wolf Hopper ID
his new play, "Panjandrum,' on May 2o ihe
Amusement Association Is a new thing at 'he
Poly" but 1t has been very successful. IL Is no"
comncsed OF three representatives from each class.
Last saturday the lacrosse team beat the stevens
freshmen by score Of to i. The oasepali team
was also victorious defeating Rutgers Preparatory
,choo, by Is 10 IL. On tuesday 1t WAS 0eieatel
Ly Columbia, '96.
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TUFTS.

College Ill., Mass, May IA Special).-At the an
nnal meeting on Tuesday Of the Publishing Assocla-
ton. A. W. De Goosh. 03, was elected president; W.
E. McLaine. 'e6 secretary. and c. L. Ricketts,, 10.
rrcasnrer. The following editors OF "The Tuftonian'
have been selected for the coming year: W. H. Good-
rich 'o4 ii. {. Folsom 'oo, c. n. Barney, '9o. ana
r.. ". Whittemore 93, from Theta Delta Chi; Z.
J. Snow !'04, W. r. Durham, '05, and o. H. Smith,
90, from Zeta Psi; G. NJ Bates 'o3 and W. S. Small
'o4, from Delta Epsilon; II. E. Benton. 'o4, from
Delta Tau Delta; A. b. Brown "a, from Iieth
Ilenh Res The directors OF the association chose
f. G. Craigs '95, business manager, and the faculty
has selected Thomas whittemore, 1913, as editorin-
chief
:" The Brown and Blue the junior annual. ap-
peared this week. +. c. IIodgdon, 'O4, was the
edftorin- chief.
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uACKErTSTOWN INsTiTJTI.

urclettsiown, n. j., May II (,pcciaA-Thc Rev.
DR. e. IT, Payne expresldent Of ohio Wrseyan nj
yerlty. will deliver the baccalanreatc sermon OH
June IL. Messrs. Ferry, COddingon. Fans, Lewis.
Mayer, Elliott and Vernon have been chosen Al
orators for the prize contest In June. Two dele
gates from here entered the lntersc hohstic tennis
tournament Of Princeton. The baseball tysw ~
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COLGATE,

Hamilton, n. V, May IA (speclaD-Ground Tor
the new gymnasium broken yesterday near The
baseball grounds. Bowling alleys. batting cage, run
ming track and all modern equipments will be put In
On May 6 Colgate added another ball victory to
her credit defeating the Hamilton College team by
score OF % to o. The CLIFTON Liberal Institute team
from Fort Plain, " V. met Colgate here on May g.
and was defeated by score OF 10 0. The Athletic
Association has appointed May 10 as the annual col
lege field day.
The following have secured appointments py III
ersry competition on the editorial board OF 1.-The
Madsonenss" for next year ID. {. Clare, 30 James
O. Turner 'p5 Z. ID. Grant, '95; Frank X. Morris.
'04 NJ j. Blanden, O4. With E. r. BrOwnell and
NJ NJ. Fogg, tr. they will compose the board.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago May IA (>pecaD.-The university team
played It's first game Monday with Delison, and was
defeated by Il of II to = on Thursday Isght
the closing exercises Of the swedish Department Of
the Divinity school held In Cobb Hall. There
were fourteen graduates. a OF whom have. secured
places to preach In the swedish churches of the
Northwest. Addresses made by the Rev. q.
IIedcen II Brooklyn. and the Rev Wilhelm LrIiblom
OF Stockholm. sweden.
The midterm meeting Of the University Uni II took
place Friday night.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass, May IA Specla).-On Monday
evening lecture was given by jacob A. Rils, OF New
York, upon The Children OF the Poor The annual
drawing Of for the year 1894 has begun, and
the junior choices now registered. 4 new regu-
latioD makes deposit OF 80 necessary before a
can be drawn.
Miss Gregg the city missionary who has for many
years been supported by The college, gave in
tercsting account OF her work among the New-YOrk
City poor Sunday evening. The Art Society gave
reception In the Art Building on Monday afternoon.
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DELAWARE.

Newark. Del, May IA special).-Great prepare
tons making for field day. which takes place
here during commencement week. The Philosophical
Society met last week and listened 90 addresses b.
ID. Chester.
college team from the nine from the Y. NJ. A. A..
Of Chester Penn the score was 10 ..
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DICKINSON.

Carlisle Penn, May ii tSpcclaD.-1he baseball
team played n game with Pennsylvania College on
Wednesday last, resulting In score Of Is 10 l in
favor OF Pennsylvania; also game with Buckncll
University Friday, when the score WIS TO In
favor OF Dickinson.
william G. Alison OF the class OF OF was married
TO Miss Lenore Montgomery Mullen, Wednesday
last, In the Allison Memorial Church.
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DREW LADIES SEMINARY.

Carmel y. V. May IA SpeciaD-The Rev. Dr.
David Gregg. Of Brooklyn will deliver The address
before the literary societies Tie day evening June
13 Clifford Schmidt. concert master OF the Seid
Orchestra and the New-Ycrk Madrignl Quartette viii
give a concert udcr the auspices Of the Drew Musical
Association. on June Il. In the Drew Methodist Eps
copn Church. Professor l.. +. Bower, ct Carlisle
will deliver n lecture on May 20, on Africa.
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college chapel on next "Wednesday evening.
Miss Louise r. Randolph. Of the art history de-
parmcnt is giving special course OF lectures ne
fore the two upper classes. The first three are upon
. Art IN Spain. Miss Randolph has recently re-
turned from visit to SPAIN and these lectures arc
Illustrated by many fine large photographs ana plans
selected for the purpose.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, FoRDIIAM.

Thursday rect0r's day at the college. A literary
end musical entertainment held In honor Of the
fector Wednesday afternoon Addresses made
~ Francis d. o'Laughin, Martin ii. Glynn. william L.
Neighan and John Rosada. On Thursday afternoon
thers wat ball game here between the Trinity Col
kge team and the Fofdhams. The visitors de-
Heated by the score OF "a 10 2.
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UNION.

Schenectady, -. T., May Il tSpecial.-President
Seth Low OF Columbia College, delivered lecture In
the Butterfeld course last Friday afternoon before 4
well filed house. The subject was Municipal Gov
eminent The Rev. Dr. George Alexander, OF New
York City, introduced the lecturer. As the result OF
the competition for places the oratOrical prize
stage at commencement the following mer have been
selected by the committee Of the faculty: Juniors
Baggerly. Campbell, Lansing, Van Busekom, sopho-
mores Day. Eames. PembcrtOD, Potter.
The sIricc feld-day spots are now In progress
The first half of them took place Thursday afternoon
and the Others will be completed to-day. In tnr
con,es, Tbursdoy afternoon three college records
broken. Barnes put The sho, "a feet and irche'
Twford made running broad jump OF ]" feet ana
. inches: Baker made a standing broad jump Of ~
feet AID o inches This latter lacks only IS OF IN
inch of equang the worlds record. me baseball
nine defeated the nine OF syracuse on the campus
by n score 10 10 ].
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Burlington. VT, May II (,pecnD.-A students
reception WAS held in Billings Library on Fiiay
evening, about 800 guests from Burlington AMI many
ncighboring towns being present. The Ia ebal team
played three games with the cuban Giants on the
home grounds last week, winning the first two and
losing the third.
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baltimore May II tsoedal.-Prcsident Couchcr
has abandoned for the present his proposed trip 10
Asia as Lisbon Cyrus ID. Foss. with whom h. In
tended 70 travel, hns been forbidden by his phys-
dan 10 co abroad this summer DR.. Goucher had
made all OF his arrangements for an absence OF
nearly year. Preparations had been made by the
students, faculty and trustees to give farewell re-
ception the president, but the invitations nave
been recalled. ~.
Maynard VI. Mctcsf. Of the Johns IIopIns Uni
veraty. has been appointed associate In biology LOT
the coming year.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

South Ha1ley. Mass. May IA 0specis)--The "ad-
tsrrsement party" given BY the sophomores to the
tvdjos class on last Tuesday evening pleasant
bhair. On Wednesday evening musical recital was
owen BY the two music teachers, Miss Emma Bates
enl Miss Olive van Wagner. Professor c. r.
t1aehsster, Of Wesleyan University win lecture IN the
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BRYN MAWR

.yn Mawr, Penn. May Ia (special).-The Duchess
OF Buckingham made her first acquaintance with n
w0maD's college In visit 10 Dryn Mawr Thursday.
On Friday evening the Juniors gave banquet 10 the
senior class.
The last lectures for the year are 10 be g1vcn on
Monday, and the final examinations Will begin on
May II.
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will be delivered by the Rev. J. W. DuYey. OF Bal'l
more. and the baccaaurcnte sermon by the Rev. W.
Corkran The Hon. ID. II. Randall VIII deliver the al
dres. before me , a9c,ohd The phomSthean.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis. No.. May II Especially Commencement
week will ben June Is with the junior oratorical
contest The sermon before the college X, n. G. A.
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DIVINITY STUDENTS READY TO BE GRADUATED

The anniversary exercises OF Union Theologcu
Seminary We're begun Yesterday afternoon In the
ADAMS Chapel OF the Seminary, with the ceenrauoa
0. the Lords supper the part Of the faculty and the
members of the graduating class. President Hast
ngs oicated, and members OF the middle class were
elders. Almost all OF the seniors were present
This evening the annual dinner OF the alumni Of the
seminary will be held AT the st. Denis Hotel Al
dresses win be made by President Hastings on Theo-
logical seminarics and Higher Education; BY the
Rev. Dr. Henry A. StimsOn on Theological SEM
naries and social Problems and by the Rev. d..
Te,nis .. Hamlin, OF Washington, ID. C., on "Theo
LOGICAL Semnaries and Personal Consccration.' To
morrow morning the annual meeting Of the society OF
the Associated Alumni will be held In the Adams
Chapel and In the evening will be the graduation ex'
ercises.
The members OF the graduating class have elected
the Rev. Frank E. Taylor 10 be graduate secretary q
tho class Mr. Taylor has accepted the pastorate o.
the Dundee Pre-, byterian Church, OF Psssac, y. J.
The speakers representing the class Ia the graduation
exercises are the Reys. Albert j. Alexander, Allan
Is. MacNeill. John G. Newman and John NJ. Thomas.
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

seniors, who are already making preparations 10
class day.
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lecturer will be Norman p. Henley, director Of 4
Department OF Commerce.
UNIVERSITY CLOSING DAYS.

Five OF the faculty OF the City University have
already chosen lots at University Heights In the
prospect OF the removal OF the university thIther.
ficnds OF the university have contracted 10 purchase
The property Of the New-York skin and Cancer Hos
pal, adjoining the university property on the north,
intending to Include 1t in the University Heights set
l,men,. This property comprises about fifteen acres.
The removal Of the hospital enhances the value OF the
re- ghborhOod a place Of residence.
The address Of Professor Moore Of Andover. At the
opening OF the de Lagarde library Is % be published
in the u,xt number OF " The University Quarterly
Flihu Root has consented 20 give the address TO the
graduating class CT the University Law School at the
ccmmenc ement, In Carnegie Music Hall. on May 81.
The examinations In the school Of Pedagogy were
finished last week. About $50 students took the
EXAMINATIONS. The new catalogue Of the school OF
Pedagogy will BE- issue In few days. II will es's
I'm full outline the work done In the various depart
ments OF the school,
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Ths New.York Central presents the best sssys
10 Detroit QlsYSlapA and Chicago 4. ~