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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26

:. f. Heath and wife OF Woodstock
were at E. Aliens, Sunday.
Horace Wilson has purchased Albert
Merriil's farm and, with {. b. Coreyis
family, viii move there.
There was no preaching at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday.
Alice Cutting IS visiting at j. o. Paige's.
That light-colored Jersey heifer stiu
remains in Mrs. c. A. Miller's pasture.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26
Vershire.

Mrs. Judge Fisk and Master Ray Emer-
son, who have been spending the summer
with her brother, Arthur H. Emerson, left
for their distant home, Eugene, Oregon,
Oct. %, after spending very enjoyable
summer,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26
MARRIED.

In Bethel, Oct. p, by Rev. S. A. Parker,
George l.. Dwyer and Miss Gertrude NJ.
Davis, both OF Randolph.
In Bethel, Oct. p, by Rev. 5. A. Parker,
Herbert II. Harrington and Miss MAY
Belle Z. Wilson, both Of Stock bridge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26

Sewing machines, bicycles, guns.e etc. re-
paired, and mail orders for repair part :
needles etc, carefully attended to By
ID. c. WOODWARD, West Randolph VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26

DIR. SpIller, the Optician
Will be in Gaysville, Monday, Oct. 30, and
in Rochester, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 81 and Nov. 1.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26
MorreIl Liquor Cure

D. L. GRIGGS, Agent.
Other offices at
Bellows Falls, VT, with DR.. Whitman.
Fair Haven, VT, with DR.. Murrey.
HiDsdale, \. H., with DIR. GREY.
Springfield, Vt, with Dr. Worcester.
West Randolph, VT, with DR.. Scott.
Other offices opened each week.
Send for reading matter on the subiee
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26
DIED.

In felchville, Oct. 16, of consumption,
Nj. A. Davis, aged about 45.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-26

B B, |, is confined to his bed with
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

BOSTON, June ~, 1888 The following are IN
day quotations Of provisions, produce, etc:
Blttcr-New ork and Vermont DAIRY good to
choice, l@a2oc; Eastern creamery, good to choice
at l?a2lc. The above quotations receiv-
ers prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobhng
prices | a2c higher.
Cheese Northern choice full creams, new, at
9a9 -4c: fair to good at So s lie
Eggs-Choice fresh Eastern, rs IL n17c. choice
fresh New Hampshire and Vermont, l6 2nl-c.
PoutrN-Northern fresh killed chickens. choice
at * u c.
Beans New York, hand-picked pea, at Sc ID
marrow pea, 81 ona2 %; choice screened pea, 70
a go; hand-picked medium, 50 90; choice screen.
ed, 15a2 90; choice yellow eyes. - 20
Hay-Choice 500 00d2l 90. fair good 81 a
~; Eastern choice az Sl6a ~ poor T. ordinary,
S12al6.
Potatoes Choice Norfolks at n, ~ y DBL fair
10 good. 81 noa2 30; choice N. q. Rose 81 71a
\ % v hhlold stock. 50d7tc I, bush
Aprles Choice old EtsSeIs at 81 1No5 50 IN
hb new apples, ,5Oa ne T. crate.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

PALERMO. Mrs. Cora Goodwin Of Palermo
and Miss Emily Z. Hatch Of Center Mont
VILE went to Watervile Saturday TO take
the train for Lewiston to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Bates College. They
Will return next Saturday. .Chesman
Spratt of East Palermo, who has attended
Bates College for four wears, Will graduate
this week. George Rowe and son John
have gone to Morrill, to work on a house.
Mrs Mary Ann Haskell has moved to
Greeleys Corner.
BELMONT. Mr.. Frank l. Wilson returned
home Saturday from the western part Of the
State where he has been canvassing for nnrs-
cry stock Mr. Hiram L. Farrow is in Cas-
tine on business. School in Dis. No. , clos
ed Friday after q very successful term
taught by Miss Sadie Jordan A letter has
been received here Announcing the death AT
Wiley, Mich., of Mrs. Sarah Ordwav De
ceased waS 4 daughter If the late Charles
Poor ANA a sister of Mis- q. W. Mariner.
SHE Went west With her husband, Joseph
ordwaN several years ~.
tHErnpM. ME memorial ,erviecs N rehu
" Mtehell .lr., We're hell Saturday 1t II
NJ Al hiS ate loine nd tue cemetery, Rim.
Z s Cummings ut AHgusta officiating. a
riol'a : Meriug WAS sent from some uf tile
tSer6lamd odd Fellows, of which order d ,-
ceased was \ lueuiur.. Tile peollt. NJ THIS
IGaoe lmuWru ilie lUss liz Miss P,lsS a. lfutler
WHOSE icall rook plaee ,lhnr 4Nth Slo Mis-
Hill e~iinahc Nunng laGy and wiit iAr mueh
missed 'Flr Ladies Circle meets thi~,
Thursday = ". With Mr. u. Il MeGrlv.
Business Is lvetv #t b. b. Brvauft's pant
.hop. EIt rec.ty..d fwu iarsc Vases M work
NUnJl4N
r.
?
90 ''7'' ~ ~ '7' a. -
~ N+"t - ~ .
''7'' -"
n sit T'a''' Noii'i -ii'' Na'iie Nul il'i n
'iR'iNi -'ilN' "iiiiN fNDnS m ifst' ~
III "ef'ieip iie 4"''o" ihS ueles"tes
i" dittiu Iie convention az Iarulhtr
June 'th an" -etii We're elected: MIS- T. ii.
blsptt' Mrs y. T. 'rtpFef' Mrs. sylvester
Arau, Mrs Carrie Currler. There viii he
lI9 rtEu ar meeting q me corps UNTIL July
tti
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

and Rev. Mr.. Burrill i'll the afternoon. Mr..
Washburn VIII preach there again next
Sunday, July I'd Little Charlie Hall cnt
his leg quite badly with srythe one day
last week. Oliver Gilchrest arrived home
from Haverhill, Mass, last week. Mrs
Eliza Greeley of Centre Montvlle is visiting
her son, {. NJ. Plnlnmer. E. NJ. Tucker of
Pittstield was in town a few days last week.
Last week : rain has given crops fine
start Grass is growing fast, with a good
prospect If an ahunda Mt lay crop.
MONROE. Rev. {. f. Mckinley speaks AT
the church every Sunday afternoon and is
much appreciated hy the people. Social
meetings Sunday and Friday evenings The
Ladies' y. l. S. Will suspend their meetings
\ during THE summer and a church snriable+
\ Will l,e iield once in two week instead. Mrs.
| Durham Will have the first one at her home
/ Thursday June 29th, and the funds will be
/ given thu church, Mrs y. Is rvrr ready IN
forward a5l good work with her lahnr Ana
nlr~e.. MISS lhebe SHAN " l.tna closel "A
suocessts ter.n If ,llaal NJ tte fAlAEr ilst
week. Sill i a teasher rNp~gpnee aud
her disc If ue was imu. onea3so camms,ul-
81 tiy- II slaetof tIe puli~ Ie wln Jae
pa,t week hs- rtie -fa~> iaok fue u tI.S
-ection. Hem> Wd-~ ha~ r-en fmn4
lateiN N, lp AaGiAaer ha& anY ~itkaa-s tn4-
fore hi~ d,case Nears f lum. WY t3ttsf
warm u,athyr vii lula hn np.
srocNrax srrlNeS, Mrs IIary Hath f
4 Camden L. N.sItiug ltr rareut. Mn a,pl
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29
Freedom Notice.

THIS is to give notice that | have given my
i minor son, LELAND H. PIPER, his time dur
ing the remainder of his minority. Shall paw no
bills OF his contracting nor claim any of his earn
ings after this date.
MRS. ORINZA +. BEAN
Belfast, June ~ ls93-3w26.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

Marblehesd, W,Lst ter, Bos ION l;,pley
Jones, Boston
Inur ". sea, X A. Whiting, LYMAN, Mt
Desert
.aHv N: SaAs. cI~n4y Hurs-, Ss44wYYI
June "a. eell Hattie Paige, Dlli, Eock
land.
June .. Sch. Electa Bailey, Mt. Heagal
for New York
June " srA-+ sharon, ThonI~on, Han
sor Ripley, J0n+s Nochport
,Iune n SEA- Charlotte 4. sihI+y, Fergl
,ane - sg4s, Moses Eddy, Robbins
Bangor A. j. Whiting, Lyman, Mt Desert
June y sph> G.. c. M-ader, Meader
Green $ Landing James Holmes, Ryan, do
5 rah n. Davis PattersIiali New YORK
Glendy Burke sraMwpud, kucklanl Ill,
New lork Henry, Garter, .Junesport
Jnmr rs. S,ll9 II, M, Bonnie Burgess
Nil4tihaNen. Eeeta Bailey, for New Nork
AMERICAN FORKS
New lort. june u Arrived. 5, lis. Flor
ence Leland, Adanls, narien, tis.: Never \
Muller, Patterson, Citmfuegos Aullle Ii
Lewis. ana Wu- F'lnr, Bangor; Paul SeaVr>
bucksport NnroMhtga, JAZZ >pnvilie w ar
rlytd, sGA. Is W ElAs, Ryder koekland
= arrived, >cAs. Georgia tiljktN, Manzanilla
july Fourth Bangor. l.izlle Lane, ROCK
port; Puritan, uaIloWell sailed : H. Anna
.'enutetpn, Omar t~ton; q arrived, seh Geo
i, Ferguson, Bangor; ~ arr Nrd, bark Giract
LNnwonu, GlikeN IarpadueS ,th Nj N
.viirn. baitln0Ie Hor New Eutltnrti
Boston, JHNe =H. ArrlTea. sct4.. L3.lial
ald Ddell, tiretAs Landing II IL I'atcIvn
t.tsttMe Herald, Haekivrt, NV, MAIN Fa-
row, Bangor; Sarah W Ltwrenoe. NGr:o!k
cleared SEN. H.. j. tnltrel, Deer Isle = tI
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

EAST SEARsMoNT Mr.. Isaac Ingraham Of
East Boston is in town.. Mrs. L. C. Quinn
Of Eagle Island spent last week at Z. p.
Mahoneys.. George Poor Of Belfast is in
town, the guest Of 6. E. Donnell Mrs
Emma Moore of Belfast, has been visiting at
her uncle's, Mr.. Lewis Morse. School in
district No. closed June 23rd after very
successful term, taught by Miss Edith
Thomas of Belfast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
TUF, CITY UNIVERSITY.

The James Gordon Bennett prize scholarship II,
~. University OF the C!ty of New-lorH' VIII
he competed for by members OF the senior Gas,
The income. which will not be less than Wv VIII
he ,,,ven either In the form of medal or Oh
money n. the next commencement. 10 tho senior
who .hall have taken the required courses IN
English and in political science ana VINO sh"'' nay
rrepared the best English essay on some subject
Of American governmental policy OF contempt
raneous interest Either domestic or foreign poicy
may be treated.
In The Yale Law Journal for this month, pr
Abbott the Dean OF the University Law school,
osks for n new professorshp. He says:
our courts are steadily at work In n course which
IL developing the idea that II among connicting
rules urged upon them with sanction from tne
mast they can ascertain which Is the most user vi
to the people In the judicial sense OK Mtity' ,ns
rr. should be applied whether preccnents eNs'
or not and though presidents iorDiu. .,,,
ne 49," a. which the courts ARE deciding
s.nlnsi authority upon practical grounds. which
IN annlyss are found to be economic ethical VI
sociooglc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mas,. oct. % )spccaD-A large au-
dence gathered IN the chapel last Monday even
INK to hear william carkc's lecture on Socialism
in England " The sccoud lecture by Mr. CLARKE.
on "Jhe Government OF London" will be given
In the chapel Wednesday evening
Class officers have been elected follows: Senior
class-Prcsldent Gertrude /. Angel: yicc-presilent
Helen Toss: recording secretary. Ruby =. BrIig
man. corresponding nccrrtnry. Marion W. Andcr-
con: treasurer isabella Campbell: historians, Mary
g. Tracey and VI. Louis, Boswell: executive COM
mttec. 4. Theodore Skldmorr Roxana II. Vivien.
and El-anor y. Kellogg; factotums. Mabel w.
President Helen ". Kelsey; vicc-prcsldent. Grace
-. Swcrtzrr. Sophomore class-Ircsidont. Joanna s.
Parker; vicc-pr.filcnt Martha H. Shakfori.
Mra. Grnev" St"hbins. Of Nrw-York CITY. Illus
tratod tho principles OF Dcsarte before the
ciocuton department Saturday evening Pro-
fcSsor W. y. Rice. Of Wesleyan University. to-day
conducted the chapel services. The Beethoven
Club oil Boston. undcr the leadership OF Charles s.
Allen VIII give II concert AZ the college tomorrow
evening.
Tho lirst number OF "rhc Wellesley Magazine"
for IL" year issued on October H. The iOnrl
al Editors ~ constituted follows Editor-in
CHEZ. Mary Is. Coryngton: associate editor. Anna
X Pete ron: managing editors, Helen Il. Stair
Isham. Alice W. KELLOGG, Lillian u. Quimby. Emily
~. schultz. Moude r. Keller and Adellne Tecle
This number If the magazine IS made especially
attractive By some "lelcctons on College Days."
Connecticut Means and Manners by Miss Annie
i. TomlinsCl. Wellesley. 93. who IL doing graduate
work In history this year at Yale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

Pouchkccraic " Y. oct p Cspec!aD.-N the
monthly meeting II the Young Womans Christian
\ ssocaton. Miss Mar Iv"s gave talk on Work
Among the Indian BOYS and Girls" Miss Ives IL
AN alumna OF the class Of ~. ana Is president Of
the young peoples department Of the Woman's
National Indian Association. on Friday evening a
violin and piano recital given at ia" coll"g"
by Charles +. Higgins and Rudolph von Scarpn
The first number for this year of The Nass.r MIS-
ccllany' has appeared In new dress. The cover
formerly gray with LIsck lettering. Is light brown
with dark brown lettering. The table of contents
year IL in charge Of the following board Of editors
~ l.. noynton "a. l.. l.. Wells. 81: a. :. Hussey
-; l. J.. crawford, 20. and g. Boynton. 81
business managers. ". ~ Macaul-y %. and A.
Torrance. %.
The Na-sar chapter Of the College Settlement
Association has resumed its meetings. The work
at present f. the preparation Of the pictures OF
tho worlds Fair. 10 be sent 70 the Philadelphia
ntent where talks to he given this winter
on the Fair and where the pictures VIII be- used
ns Illustrations The chapter Is planning Tor n
series 81 meetings Of an educational character
but will not abate their practical work. The
Uolmes -, and Miss Sarah cOonicy 20.
81 a meeting of tho Students Association last
week the president announced the cift 10 the IA
ISOLATION Of gav"l. made or wood. from Mount
Vernon and mounted IN silver. from Miss fracr
T., Palmer. - member of the class OF u ! ~"
officers al ia" students Association are: lr 81
dent Mary Mumford. ~. Vice-pr"sid"ni AbhN
valiant. ~: secretary, Maudc Walton. 70. treas
uror \. torrance. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

COLUMBIA.

Tho last week has been an important one al
Columbia in the matter OF student elections Inc
following were appointed on the Junior Baii S""-
ui,tea. William Abbott Slayback chairmah
Charles Walton ogden, secretary; william p'e
wort Potts treasurer Edward Goldman Iarish'
Jouis Hasbrouck Newklrk and Frederick oaA-
man Virgin ex-ofiico. This bail-the great coiesc
social EVENTS always held on the friuay peio'e
Chrstmas The new dramatic society, 10 pe co"i-
roeed exclusively of undergraduates. has elected the
Following Board OF Managers: President N NJ
Nurchison: vice-presldent. Hamilton Fish, jr man.
ocer + NJ Lawson: assistant manager, r. w.
cbenor1. representative from the Mandolin Clup'
n II ravlor. from the Banjo Club, l.. h. New
Kirk from the Giee club. +. "A. CoKefair Durihs
tho winter they will produce play called Joan
Of Arc" which is being written by u. W. Carryi'
90 IA.
The Sobourdonnais Chess Club has completed its
orranrements for the int ,rcolleSate chess tourha
roent 70 be held during the Christmas holidays III
the Chess Club rooms. Forty-sixth-st ana fiith-
ave.
The alliance between Columbia and the Teachers
College goes into effect immediately; me Io''uT IN
ing Professors from the last named coiieEe WIZ
bero,ftor ali i'm the Faculty OF Philosophy; Hervey
Woodruff Reigart. Bennett, Meleney. arroW si'ti
and Baker. Wilfred Lay was appointed Fellow u,
me- nov Asa Wvnkoop. who resigned TO accept
, call 10 a Presbyterian church in SOUTH Orange'
y. j. ON FTiday night rro .u Scotland gave a
farewell lecture to men students only. az ChicKer-
inc Hail The subject The Ideal Man.
The Engineering Society mas an eneouIas'nss -
nor, for last years work-the first year or re-
pD genza,ion Originally founded in 1879 they now
number ifty members ard their treasury Is iu ;
W. mr.. RI adj course OF free lectures by noted
en- clneers ~ to be given soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. % (SpeciaD-Ihe boara Oh
Rerents of the university met on OctoDer To- Tres
,dont Angel read his annual report. he sho"ed
,at tho number OF degrees conferred last year was
Goa the largest recorded in the history Of any Amer
ican university but that number has been hcreaseu
nv fortv-six up to date The number OF s'uue"''
was eiehty-six more than in the previous year
The attendance OF women was l56 per cent greater
than the wear before and comprised q per cent Oh
the entire attendance of the literary oepar 'ien'
II has been decided to discontinue giving degrees
for abscnt study Candidates for doctors degree
will be required to reside AT I'M ui'e'''t' wv
wears instead Of one. heretofore 49,, oil.
Prcaident Angel showed that although .ne ,es an
lot,,re had given the university pernianIli' e
doU.mcnt by the one-siXth mill law sun ~ Ths
nccessarv To practise the most rigid economy ne
totai income falls far short of that of Cornell M
vcrsitv' Yale or Columbia, although the students
outnumbcr them all. ,. .o,,.ad ,bat tho
treasurer Soules annual report shS%e1 lO s S ene
disbursements have been: special "'''i-'o' 1e''
eral s,H $50 10: total, Sl5Ji ts - 4. a,o 10,
The attendance for the present year 10 date s 49,
Literary department l,2sl; medical S?5: law :zy'
dental isO; pharmacy 81; homeopathic Is; tot Sis
sIi3 This Is nearly $50 less than last year at this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

New-Hrunswick " j. oct. % (SpcclaD. Henry
Never and clifford Case were the winners In the
sloan entrance prize examination. There were Ave
other contc.tants and the winners gave supper
on Friday evening The FIRST prize Is 500, and the
second $50 II has been the nvariable custom at
Rutgers for the sophomores to issue proclama-
freshmen to violate any college laws or traditions
and cnjoning obedience 20 the bches's OF the
sophomores This year the freshmen reversed the
established order. and On Thursday night covered
the town with posters declaring their independence
Of the sophomorcs and characterzlng them as
cowarlly.
Parsons g. has been elected captain or the
track athletic team. and is putting the men through
daily practice preparation for the fall field meet
on November : /. &. Thomas has been elected
captain Of the senior CLAUS football team.
The Philoccan Literary Society has taken
new lease IN life. and nearly on"-han OF me en-
tire membership OF the freshman class mas been
initiated The fcthes soplIn Society Is practically
dead. having initiated no freshmen.
The advisability II opening the college library
Turing ccitaS hours In the eyening Is 9f'ng asi
lated A. MS At present. the scientific school
Hoes not have sufficient OPPORTUNITY for the use
OF the library. IA tn. afternoon hours are largely
,Sconsumcl IN drafting. laboratory and target
practice.
Thc seniors wearing their new mortarboards
They aro the same as last year-black board with
The Roy Or James F. Riggs. OF the New
Brunsvick Theological seminary read paper ON
New brunswick Historical club on Thursday even
Ink pr Austin Scott "a AT Chicago. attending a
convention OF representatives, from colleg" expert
rncnt stations. Dr FraIcis Van Dyck ana Dr
Edrar : shumway vii lecture at Newark. re-
specilveiy. IN Electricity" nd Roman AMI Greek
Art" under the University Extension system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
DARTMOi'TN.

Hanover. y. II. oct. % 'spcciaD-This week has
been characterized by the selection OF class day
officials and speakers The following were hon
orcd: President. T. X. Stafford: vice-prcslcnt. H.
: Iovrioy: marshall. O. t. Duffy: assistant mar
shall. f. l.. Cloggett: orator. John II. Bartlett.
poet y. A. S,nallcy: olist. *. Knowlin chorist"r.
&. u. Rarrows 400. manager at the ball II. !.
Taylor: Introductory address. Frank II Field. al
dress to the undergraduates II. H. Annoy: address
at the new athletic fold. j. y. Townsend. prophet
II. y. Hurd chronicles. Quincy klnk"l'y: nddress
the campus +. J.. Sinallsy. address 4" President
Tucker l. q. Allen. address at Old chanel. II. }.
Wilson. address nj the Old Pine. q. l.. Mann. AL
dress to the Tower q. II. Brown; secretary aGI
treasurer. =. G. Merrill: cNccutiv" committee J. T.
Allen. T. \. Bushcc. /. - F"ld. Dwight Hal.
&. r. Harris The caSs Will continue thu custom
81 wearing the cap and gown during commence
wcnt week
: T. Burroughs has been elected president ~ the
Lecture Association Norton. tho football trainer
has gone to california 10 coach the Sanford nj
vcrsity eleven. The Dartmouth team viii have no
other coach th. season The INTRODUCTION 10 The
publication. "nartnoUth Athletics VIII be written
by Professor e. +. Emerson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
HARVARD ANNEN.

Cambridge, Mass. oct. - 'Sp"ciaD.-Th" custom
is GRADUALLY being Instituted AT the Annex for mem
borg Of The upper classes TO give teas nj their own
houses to the Freshmen. since college opened
three Of those teas have been givcr by Miss Yerxa,
Miss Whlttlcsey and Miss Macvane. The last meet
ing OF the Idlcr club WAS given over chiefly TO
business The officers for the year are Miss NerSa,
president Miss Arnold. vicr-presIdcnt; Miss Nckes.
irlaeurrr. Miss Whitt"mOr", secretary.
ON TueaIay the classes Of 81 and 50 held meet
incs for the election of officers Those chosen ior
~; were: Miss Endicott. President; Miss Levitt.
yico-president and Miss Nckcls, treasurer and sec
rotary The officers OF - are: Miss Gilman presi-
dent; Miss l,oyott yice-preniifnt: MISS Folsom
The trial OF voices for the Giec club ha. been
hold and the club has begun It's rchcarsals. Its
occ-srs are: Miss Chandler president Miss Daniels.
secretary, Miss Hustis. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.

Rochester ~ Y. oct. % (SpecIaD.-The glee and
mandolin clubs are busily engaged in practising for
the winter concerts There are many applicants
for membership. The new officers are; iTeaident'
George Il. Sage: manager. T. ID. SAUNDERS leader
OF the Glec Club NJ. II. Jennings; leader OF Man
don Club. Henry Martens The frst NUMBER OF
'.The Campus" for this college year has just APP
peared. Swetland 81 Is ediorin chief, ana VITA
erspoop, 9t business manager. An editor ior the
athletic department Is to be chosen by coiipe'i-
tive contest In writing athletics.
Professor Gilmore Il to give a series OF sunday
lectures on the literature OF the New Testament III
the y. Nj. c. a. room at Anderson Hall .
Professor Gilmore will urge upon the attention
Of the faculty a plan for changing the methoo u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PREPARING TO MEET PRINCETON At FOOTBALL.
phuoda,r,i, oct % (speclaD.-The hardest work
OF the season is now being zone by 'he ioo,oaii
team The captain managers ana coaches seem
now to realize that but two weeks are 10 eapse
before the all-Important Princeton game, and II
the team Is to be In championship form by That
,jne soma M the hardest kind Of work will have
TO he done The game with Lehigh exploded some
OF the high hopes which many OF the admirers OF
tho foam had entertained. Since the return Of the
team from Bethlehem they have been quartered at
Hotel Powelton. while the training houses are un
dcrgoing complete renovation. 1t was discovered
that the houses were filled with sewer gas and
that the general ndispositon OF the team was due
to that. Under the direction OF DR.. J. William
White, the drainage Of the houses Is being COM
petely overhaued, and by next week they will
aea.H be ut for occupation. Secret practice is
being INDUCED in entirely. The substitutes are
being played on the scrub team, and every effort
is being made remedy the defects OF the team.
The hospital list Is increasing aarmlngly Thorn
ton who has been playing centre thus far, was
ably not play again tins season. O;to Wagon
hurst is taking the position now; although ms
the Southern p new man has ,r been found no, for
position. and II he continues to improve. there Is
reason to believe that h. VIII play that position
against Princeton on November T. The mt number
OF candidates for end is still increasing The men
already trying for that position are simmons, ABB
bolt. Hosengarten. Newton, Upton and Bishop,
a man has now come out who promises to
give the others hard race. His name Is Crcgart.
Ne Is heavy man but , liHsiy. mill ,ov pr,rco.
ton will not be announced until the evening before
the same The probability NOW rs mat , ns ah 1s
ends: Reese and Mack"y tackles; Wharton ana
Back OF the line the choice VIII have to be made
between knIpe, osgood. Colbert and Brooke Gel
well with the ball. IL Il good ground-gnIner and
follows hs Interference the best OF any one on the
Door playing Of late lie tackles poorly and does
not follow interference pr. J1nn Ana , . Tr.