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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Ann Arior. Mich. rob. I. c'prc'h -Nlr"'- pr
.i,r.. f. bling brought 60 I'ar upon u'" L't'''''"'
iu luvor oi the lil ircrr.ins tho university 'N 'o''
,n, t,y.niIcih ~ rur-Hnh # e min on '''H "'"''
~ taxable prol,rt. in thc state. ia" income "'"'
~. ot,. tv,u,ioth t,4 j. $4,000. and II M'"d '
,.-G,ol "a ear under 90" hiih TAX. u = IT,
i.ril.n tn olvlit. tu" necessity 81 ia" i'''"'' I
,tuouin, the legislature every year for 'P'Hi "P
ur.rtlarion.. and It /, believed 1t will do much To-
,l,.,. u,e university irop, 1t, present i'ancA' N
tres.
ltc>ilcut seth Low. 81 Cclumbil COLLEGE addressed
=. Political -.icncc Association on saturday o" '''N
Goy.rum.nt" he wa, the guest Of President N"5''
Will" here. ,,
H.. Western blzlaiGs have blocked the ii'lS''
train. 50 uat II ha, ben Impossible TO get 'A""e"
coal 10 supply the need, Of th" nWN'rlY' u J.
p,--ui.. that the university may 'o-' In IT," o"'
n tn. supply +, not T'plcuish'd -ooL.
seven graduate, Of ia" law .choo! took Tue recon
.>oul,ntlnu. for ilis,ton To- th" bar In Nlnhr'ot,
lhr., Harvard graduate, al" applied MI - t.''
collcec pluluatc~ passed ID" "Ntuihai"n>' "H avi
v,r.. stringent. covciing twenty -N SueIrt'>, ana
! H. Nida.c,of Of the Iu ."r-iiy OF Mrhtln' re-
c,i,el Tia" highest av,ra-r ever reached 10y an 1Pr
,nut for admission Ia tac bar In Minnesota, ~ !
per cent.
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GETTYSBrRG COLLEGE,

Gettysburg Penn, Feb. IL Spccal).- The College
Monthly" has changed its title from Pennsylvania to
Petersburg This IS edited by Professor Bike. The
students are agitang the publishing Of q rival paper
The faculty has been applied to for an Endorsement
OF the project While not approving 1t has not for
hidden It, Tie first number will appear about
March /.
4 permanent university extension centre has been
organized with Professor Kiinger president: H. r..
While. secretary: j. &. Crimes treasurer Ihey' WIZ
Professor H. L. ...xon, Charles N. McCurdy and n
po,,map constitute the executive committee.
The officers OF the Y. NJ. Z. A. are: Knubcl, presi-
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass Feb. y (SpeciaD.-The thlfd an
r,Ial 1unlor promenade held at Pratt gymnasium
last Wednesday evening and vas one oi the most SUI
cessr affairs OF the kind that have eyer been gwen i'll
Amherst. There About 100 couples III a''eu"'F'
,rhc patroncsses were Mrs. Edward T. liarlS MIS- o.
NJ TYLER Mrs d. p. Todd. Mrs Edward lncN'rnih'
Mrs Herbert Cowies Mrs. W. F. stcafnS ana Miss
pur,om OF Amherst: Mrs. c. p. Deanc. oil SpnhSh''u
Mrs W. r. Brown. of New York MISS ''T""i vi
NORTHAMPTON. The committee of the junior chSS n'>
Ing the affair IN charge consisted OF Alird f.. 0'i'
chairman W. d. Drown Percival SchumeK 'hn''' w.
ssvmour and George T. smith In the afternoon ~"
was given by the Alpha Delta mi society. Inc IuN0,
delegation OF the chapter presented the comeuS' u
Me Five shirings." and afterward dancing was hao'
The r,lests were received BY Mrs. W. A. D'cNih9o" ~
r. X Emerson and Mrs. Il. ID. ODDS oil Amherst
DR. c. A. futile. instructor in political economy anu
International law In the college, has received c" ~
the chair OF history and sociology In WaoaSh |oee'
r,raw,ordsvile Ind He has been menpT ., '" y,
the faculty of Amherst since 1855. anu u NJ co
lime bas gained position among the mos, apI, p
scientists In country, being weiKU"l u" Economic
thor N The Wealth Concept study III neo ~ the
Theory lie is at present respon>l,oi. tndar Die.
denartment OF economic terms Tor Inc 'o''"u"i" ~
tionary OF the English Language
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pryNsyLvAXIA STATE COLLEGE.

State College. Penn. February l. '>p"ca'.-Thc
freshmen held their annual dinner on Thursday. IN
elaborate ncnu gotten mp 10y Drcka, Of fhl'l
dclpha. G. VI. Thompson. &. X. NcFWhni ana J.
T. M,'z constituted Ia" committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
The toa,ts were witty. J. {. Given acted as toast
master
Last Friday evening Professor Hitchcock. Of the
Smithsonian Institution, who IS at present engaged
I'm caalopmIng the minerals for the Worlds Fair,
cave an Illustrated lecture before the Friday Night
Club China.
4 college g.cc club has been formed, and c0n-l e.
OF Balwin. Haley Mattcrn and Ecycr. first tcnors
Or. Walker. Small, Waite ana Professor Tcrnad. seq
ond tcnors; Athcron. Thomp.ou Euor and Gill. first
bassos: Fay, tnUghcy and Professor Thompson and
Professor sparks. second BIS sos.
Manager Buclctt. Of III" baseball team has already
secured dates with the following college, Lohi gii
Lafayette, Dickinson, Cornell and the University O
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ppooKLyN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

The February evening rhetor'"i 'oo" p, mn
the Institute chapel on last ihurSu"S' .ao,,n or.
cramme included two numbers 10y the ha"u0"n ma.
ches,r, =, violin solo by ". G. simmons, de'ia4~
,,o, {" Change ROT Reform by X. +. sweehe' .
oo,,ros,,iop 1.-The Poly skeleton by W. l.. - -,
n composition, :" The Deadly Trolley y. 80 d.
lass. n defamation, Russian Aggression" he
ReImer. jr: composition. lnconsid'ra's"r A
=. L. Barnard: a recitation. The Trag"y' VA ~
Touchert. defamation, Extract from "a'''e
" NJ Grosvcnor: composition The r ri',' Sorhern
W. ~ " chandler. a defamation ." Inc ,:cus,s
ny -" hv e. F. shaw: composition, " IN. and
hS Il NJ Williams recitation l,iyi,ion' THE
Th,shr- by q. II. Eennoi,, ana Il rcc''''''
Rattle" by J. q. tnderml.
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RATES CDLLFIE.

Lewiston. Ne. Feb Il (-prciab.-Thc candidates
for the baseball team spend an hour In the gymnasium
with The Instructor every day. Mildram. Sims, Pencil
and Hoffman, '03; Bracket Hayes and Page - :
Wakefield %. and several Of the frc,l mcn havo
been selected to 90 into practice for the coming
son.
The proposition Of lie Rev. Er. Macarthur. Of
New York. to have n library binding memorial
10 Mr. Blaine erected here has rpus"d considerable
interest. \ new brar. building Is the first. the
greatest the most pressing need of Bates College.
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..,,r,,op vcb IL i-p,cian.-About forty smith
II ,,,dd the Junior Promenade nj Amherst
cloucron.d bv Mis-, jordan. 1hry We're 'n'"'"n'''
for the night at Tie houses Of various mcmD'rS y"
t,c faculty. which enabled them 70 STAY 'hr""s" U'
dance m lm1rov, mcnt over that % lat y'a. WIN"
,l,io.d them 10 leave long before the l"'hNi'''' VIZ
over. 80, 49,. ,,,t,
II las been decided to form an "'"'''' $500
. . -,n,t I'm =, This time The tcnni, t"irhl
,, iov. cen run Ly q snail body Il seniors ana
,b.. court. have been kept mp and u''d exclusive
by The different coll"r, lou'es. Sow the co"' WIZ
Dr.. more numerous ana In better con9l'n' "'' 'N'''
stui.ut belonging 10 the scia'ion VIII Ice ""' ~
pi,y Oh them II I, purpo-'d 90 form "'lM"- '''o''
bar AID hound larti'-. ana all Muf. 81 1 toI,
Vii &C. prunotcI. There Is. however to lr 10 'h'''
,,i.-liai, representation.
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TIE CITY UNIVERSITY.

Tho Law scgool o. the university has organized
.or,os Of evening classes In aid Of preparation for
managing clerksllps and admission to the bar.
The Noltliticrman Lloyd has agreed 70 bring the
paul dc Lagardc library across TIE ocean free Of
charge 10 TIE university.
The alumni pnd members 81 tn" NeT-lork Uni
yersty Chapter Of Zeta Psi VIII nave dinner at
tho ~ Denis on TUESDAY evening. February q, at
,,hich DIR. p L. sthrnck OF the class Of '6a. will
rrc.de Among those to he present are George Y.
Van IIoescn. -: Bishop ID. y Goodsel 30; Franklin
4 Wilcox. go: Edward II. Litcnt'ld. 49, tn" Rev.
DR. Charles Il. Barnes '63: tn" Rev. DR.. Edward
p spragun 'Gi Robert \. Dabison. "; y: r. Hart
II w D. Edwards. -; Dr> 'ornci, Van hper,
,c2 = 10 ROY .atterlee. 10 Israel e. Person, 90
I 4 : Woollcy, 20. and \. T. Hendricks. 80.
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for some time been engaged In collecting, tabulstn,
and arranging figures concerning the university,s
growth. The drawing and colorng Of the maps ana
diagrams will be done by the students in the enrne.,
ing and architectural courses. A small handbook q,
postalcard size VIII also be prepared containing cut,
OF the most important university buildings and ,
brief explanatory sketch of the history and work q,
the university.
The Cornell Chess Club perfected it, organIza,,o,
on Wednesday afternoon by the election OF " ~
secretary
The Winter Meet lecture by Erastus Wjman f.,
the olbcy course, and by Dr. William C. WInsorr'
OF Boston. Egyptian Archaeology are announce
Tor February Il.
An unusually interesting meeting OF the Fortnyh,,
Climb was held on Tuesday. The question. " Arc d.
lelon and science Really An.as0Dsicl" was dIscn.s
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RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. Feb. IL. tspecao'-ihe '","U Va ~
of the winter season occurred III ""i""' 'i.''' -,
oo,,ooo aorr,,tory on Friday evening. II was at
tended nv about three hundred including many guests
from other cities. ~ ,v,a.
Sanford and Woodruff, '03; McCully' "a "coer,
Parsons and Bogart 3d. and Malery, 49, ep'eSe"'e"
the Rutgers students at the State \. W. u ~ ''"
yention held at Camden from FEBRUARY =" r..,nn
courso Of weekly scientific lectures. following
,ho genera, subject Of From the Universe 10 the
GERM has been arranged to begin in New-brune"icN
under the college auspices March The lecrer
who are all college professors Win ter o pa aWorld
waE,ncs Professor Albert Chester. on The P Pa
of our Earth" Professor r. e. an MY %c.on on
aHirher Animal Life: Professor John i, smith on
Insect LIFE, and Professor Byron d. na''ea"' VII
g Vegetable Life, from Big Trees TO Bacteria
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NA>-AIi.

P1uchkceIsc. Feb l.. C~pcciall-Frilay evening
con crt was given In which all the performers. WIN
t,. exception Of Mse Fannie Cariziaincr OF 49,"
York were students. The following were Those VIM
took part: Piano sulostS. Misses Norihine'on j. l.
Macdonald Wcthan, Pei. A. Il. CLARK" and W. l..
Saudcrs aud the vocal ~olo,i- Mi,>'S g. w
Plmc- Albright and Latimcr. The s'c'ni plr' VI
the programme was the canta'n. lli' L''' ~
sb,,ot in which the solo part, we're taken by Mis-
Cartzdafner ana choral pIris by the NasSar COLLEGE
chorus. which mccts with Professor Bowman Tor an
hour each week.
"Wednesday evening Professor Grccnoneh OF liar
vaid University. lccturod upon Roman wall
painting Illustrating his TAX with ~i"re"pticpn N'"''
P1t an imnnrfnut meeting Of TIA. students A>,o-
c,.t1n on Friday III" committee on revision "l ~"
constitution gave it, report. ard IN revised 'oh'H-
tuition wa, adopted ~ la" Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
-NRACI-sE UNIVERSITY.

Syrncu.c " y. Feb. - lSpeclaD.-A course on
lecture, Is - be given before the students during the
present term on matters ~ practical interest Non
day evening. February -. :. &. +. Dodd, OF New
York. attorney for the standard oil Company VII
deliver lecture on aggregated capital On Noh-
day evening February ~. {. De b. NILS OF syracuse
will lecture on The Problems OF Poverty ana ,har-
y.r Some time in March, Bishop vincent oil bunaio'
VIII speak On the Chautauqua Idea General td
,,,rd s. ZONES Of BnChamton. on. the lns and
ont; 81 Lrci,lation, and VI. Coon. Of ps"eso, on
.ul i.ct vet u be announced. Dr. John liall OF
New York Will deliver FIVE lectures, provided Tor Dy
the Grave, lcctugcNhip
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DELAW WARE.

Newark Del. Fob. II (Spcclan.-Eoh the senior
md iuuior classes recently held elections Of ohccr'
,o serve FIR the remainder Of the COLLEGIATE year
Tho new officers OF the senior class are as follows
President A. Leo Ellis vice president, y. e. PluhD ;
secretary. Robert u. lIoficck"r treasurer, W. w.
KNOWLES. rh. first cassmcn officers are: President
George Miller: vicelrcsdent Albert Cooper Secre-
iarv 1ho)Golr Iinchello, tr'hNlrer. Nllham H.
Cooper.
Lieutenant James II. Frler. OF the l1th Infantry
- : , native of Connecticut. has taken charge
Of the military department, succeeding lleutehant 10
C. brooks. who las been detailed 10 "lTaIu 'OheSc'
Philadelphia, by the secretary Il war
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. " Y. Feb. IL tsp"ciall.-Thc cher social
affair Of the winter term is the "sophomore bai'
which was given In Sopcr Gymnasium on trldny even.
,nr February TO- The spacious hall had been dr'pcd
,rom side 70 side with pink bunting, and the plat
form where Rahs orchestra sat was an arDor oil
hunting and flowers The costumes OF the ladies' were
beautiful lavender and white being the favorte colors
inasmuch as these are the 80 class colors. There
were about thirty couples present Inc isdies VINO
received were Mrs. stryker Mrs. Root and Mrs.
brandt AT midnight refreshments were serted by
A. L. owens OF Utica. The success OF the ahar was
largely due TO the efforts OF the committee J' ~ Car
malt and John Greenwood.
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn. Feb. L. tspeci'''-i" -,
.rrh.. - q Tho Arrnsn was devoted almost entirely
=, ,ha suh,oct q, student representation. IL the iac
ulty agree TO permit student representation 1t Is very
orcbable that a committee of undergraduates VIII ..
appointed which will confer with the iaculE Nv.
only on the subjects OF athletics ana discphhe ou'
MISC ON any subject pertaining TO the echerai "e'e
of the college. ~, ,,oosor
At meeting of the football 'eh'n Hr a 1870 80
an, ros,cno,ion n, Captain A. II. Leo, o. was ac-
csntea Further action deferred nnui 'he
meeting OF the Advisory Board . -. ,ho
Tho men and women chosen 10 cOnlpee d.
.nnnal inn,r exhibition for OTtorcal prizes are ~:
Bowden w Delano A. Ida III EFpeh''fRG nowlSs "
= Snow Miss A. c. Fuller and Miss F. ~ Graves
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Mrs. II. VI. DayfOo. Mrs. ". ". Cooke ana hrs'
r. r. Chapin IL is believed tat the reception VIII
hc Of benefit In promoting The social Interests oi
the university. which little attention bas hereto
lore been given
The 100 ,Val. team Is practising every afternoon al
Washington Rink. -, ,
reading, In Dante, PetrarCh and Manzonl. mas Uccl
placed at TIE i~pOsal OF tie seniors ana )u'lOfs
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LAFAYETTE.

Ea.ton Penn. Feb. l. (-pccial-At the meeting OF
IN, board Of triIstc Thursday the date OF com
u,,nc. mrut was changed ID June 81. Porter W
skinner W. f., OF -, appointed lecturer on lroP
and steel" and Israel HIATT Pardcc, OF "a oil stan
hore y. j.. was elected u trustee. The honorary
degree OF Doctor OF Divinity was conferred ON
Inc Rev John X. Davies, Of 81, the successor of
Howard Crosby In thu ssoratc u the Fourth Avenue
vrcsbytcran Church. In NcwNora. The degree 81
Doctor of Philosophy given 10 Edwin a. llarber.
\ NJ. Of -. of Philadelphia. postgraduate student
In cthnooyv and biology. His thesis was on " Penn
sylvana History, Illustrated by English PotierS.'
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

Ithlca Feb. II Especially .-CornelPs exhibit at the
Worlds Fair will form part OF the educational eX
blblt OF the state OF Ncw-York The expense OF the
universities display will be shared between the State
and the university. The work Of the institution will
be represented by figures and diagrams exhibited In
"A suitable way. Some $50 figures and about fifty
diagrams illustrating the history. development and
present condition of Cornell will be- exhibited. The
work OF preparing the collection Is being carried on
as far as possible, by the students. The class I'm
statistics under the direction OF Professor Wilcox have
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DREW LADIES SEMINARY.

Carmel ~ V. Feb. L. (SpcciaD.-Tbc Rev. c. >.
narrower. D. D.. Of Ncw-York will lecture next Fri
day evening on "Pcturcsquc Ireland and Bonnie
scotland Cbaunccy VI. Depew will deliver the I'D.
dress ut the opening OF the V. L. L. bazaar. 10 be
Ecld at Sherry March 1G and II.
A meeting Of the association will be held at the
Mission Rooms. No. 100 Flfthavc.. March H. Peter
A. Wclch president Of the Board OF Trustees calls for
n meeting of the board In the library OF the Methodist
Cook Concern Saturday February Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Professor Nicholas Murray Butter will sail for
Furone On the steamer Ems on February ls. 10 hs
awa- all summer.
About thirty men have answered tie cali for can.
d,datc, for the interco gate Athletic team, and the
men will meet Captain Kingsley in the Columbia
Grammar school gymnasium this afternoon
owing 10 the dissatisfaction felt In cle college with
flo dramatic cub', policy in admitting noncollege
mon 70 II, membership ard assigning to them parts in
,ho MAY. of tl,c club, a movement Is on foot 10 have
- dj.ii1ctive undergraduate dramatic organzatJn In
,b, liz 10
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington y. j.. Feb. Il (Spcc!an.-The cand
dntcs for the baseball team number about hfc"i.
while an equal number are trying for petitions on
thc reserve nine. The candidates training In TIE
gymnasium under the direction Of Manager Pullman
and Captain Rdter.
The Philo Glcc Club Of the seminary. which for
the past two years has met with such favorable re-
ccpon In Trenton and other ciucs In this district.
promises TO be more successful than ever. The club
consists of twelve members, and is under the per
sonal direction OF Professor Cluit.
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WE'LL, COLLEGE.

Aurora y Y. Fob. Il Gpclal.-Vh s"hu'N
evening June 90. memorial service III hoho' ="
Ihnlp, Brooks was held III Inc 'h'P'' i''''
,;rc.ur gave AZ informal talk aud read On" oil inc
pi.,o,,,s .borter s.rmons "symbo and Reality
Edwin Morgan Of Aurora, Instructor In American
history at Harvard, gave lecture nj the college, 81"
saturday February T. on the events III IN" "'lcr par.
Of jcncsons Administration leading to the war III
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

Annapolis. Nd, Feb. II. tspeciall-The ola
system OF boarding III the College Commons has been
abolished and the students have introduced the CO.
opcraion system. under the direction OF u board OF
management constituted Of representatives, from inc
varous classcs TIE Innovation promises to become
popular A..
4 very Interesting lecture was delivered ut the
college last week by Professor G. Alphonso smith, an
instructor in rhc ORIG and English literature ut Johns
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TUFTS.

Tufts College, Mass. Feb. II (Spccial).-Ihc first
half Of the college year closed yesterday after week
OF examinations in the various departments.
The sum Of 10000 from the estate Of l.. 7. Bar
nun has been received by the trustees Of the col
lcge II will lc expended this spring In construct
ing IN addition to the Barnun Museum. ii Is prob
able that during the present year a new railroad
station "A scientific luidng and n domitcry for ladies
will lie erected Oh the college grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES
COLUMBIA COLLEGE MATTERS

The fraternity of Phi Delta Theft; has revived "a.
chapter in Columbia College. The former chant
died In 1850. The chapter starts with af,.s,
men, and from the character OF lis Representative.
bids fair h. stand well In the college.
The progres, OF the candidates FOR the frosbm,.
crew Is satisfactory to the college men. A. Iw
Gonld has been elected temporary captain IN A.
mace Of ID. ". Armstrong, jr, who has resigned m.
men were weighed last week, and 1t was found ib.,
each man had lost from five to eight pounds In train
ing The figures OF the candidates are:
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b, rhrhar, riec.nrc.ident: Cuss and Miller. score

dent: Ehrhart. vce-prcsldent; Guss ana NI'er' '''
taries kump treasurer. 81,
Professor Franklin McnGes has been eicc'ed onr ,,
the grand officers OF the Alpha Tau omega 'F''''
= = saantz and 4 Pohman have been chcIe e' u'r
ccit.. in The 1ntersnmlnary Missionary -ih""'''
which Is To meet al New -lrunswlck -,, ,,.iu lac
/. f.. BoltBhOOvcr. OF. ana 1. o. rt" - Erure.
COT y.burg's alumni In he next House Vi i'f'N
scutItiVc,
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.

Rochester Feb. L. CspeciaD.-For the first time
IN thc history OF the university ball and reception
wore given by IN. undergraduates on Friday evening
Powers Hall crowded. The dancing programme
~ "a Numbers was thoroughly enjoyed and the rccep
non was pronounced success by all who attended
Tho patronesscs were Mrs. E. q. sage. Mrs Charles
r Pond. Mrs. s. 4. Ellis. Mrs. j. Harry s'edman'
~. Arthur Datham Baker, Mrs. IL. l.. Fairchiid.
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.rr,IRs At PRATT INSTITUTE.

The Pratt Institute Record INC i0'' nar nun.
series of pamphlets known rs fouhu'r 1c,ses,
hor has inst been issued for the year ehue" ~ ,oo.
100, # i, n book of eighty four pages anu n,.
,ips the presidents address. the secretary .,n,ss
ard tbo reports Of the directors OF the hs" .ars
eight departments. 1t unioids inc .'f'.nss and
curriculum pursued at the Institute anu "''.a.i,nd
throws light upon some of the vexins .a's re-
,roS,,.ms Of the day. The presidents aau'. ~, in.
views the years work. 1t emphasizes '"", INA, and
ti,utc is adding higher grades OF pureH .Sa as
educational instruction to its orieiha' pP Sci.ucs
trade school as shown in the Department, % Of trade
and Technology, where scmc oil the o ou'ss and IS
work have been enlarged 10 cover Two .,n and DO
shown in the departments OF Kindergarten r.sses
mestc Science. Art and Music, where n,'"
for training teachers have been oreahilea =, tho
,monc the most inter, sting st''''''n liant Of
panoras nav be mentioned the total enro,ns" a.
so for the v ye es ssSsd Ja1e as
Ss srament Of 1859 members in the rs "o youme
Free Library, which now mutation OF 1866 vol
umeS.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE.

South Iadlcy. Mass. Feb. Il (SpcclaD-Dr Bod-
getts recital Wednesday evening was greatly enjoyci
lie played three selections from Wagner and gave a
sketch OF his life and character.
The Rev. John q. Patton. the apostle OF the New
IIcbdes addressed the students in chapel Oil Thurs
day afternoon
A copy OF ErasmuS's "Thc Praise Of F0y' HI 5
been presented Miss Prcns By her history classes.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass. Feb. IL Spccal).-The class Ia
constitutional history held It's yearly session OF Par
lament on saturday evening Prominent among the
speakers were Miss Young. 90, member from i'ir
mngham Miss Brooks. '0l. member from Newcastle !:
Miss Lncas % from Waterford. and Miss T0mnson.
'03 from Midlothian. Miss Edith White, 100, acted
rs speaker Of the House.
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OISERI.IN.

obcrlln Ohio Feb. II Spccla)-Thc college Press
Climb held IL regular meeting last Wednesday evening
with large number present. +. H. Green. cdltor-ih
chief Of this years Annual. discussed It's needs IT,
n elddaIl spoke of college Representation
The class In money and banking are preparing I'M
dor I'm, supervision OF Professor Black blbhogiaphy
ON that subject be issued by the college rs one oil
tIep i,ullp
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Do klN~tlN.

Carlisle Penn. Feb IL lsp'cial.-Niss Angela J..
Harry Of the freshman ca.. died sunday. February D.
MldwIntor sports viii be held I'm the gymna SUM
February ~ McAInmcy Is chairman Of the com
mittcr on arrangements.
Captain Curry Of the baseball team Is training the
men in the gymnasium. and at present there Is pro,
poets Of Il good team.