davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-05

- Mit ~3eric6unoenen 86pito9nomien
unb blutbefledten &leibern trateu Snbn
Rogae unb 98att &Oban 6eute frib Dor
&idbter SeperiOn, I'M iib ge9en Die Anflage
Des u~norOentltcben 8etragens ST. uerantz
tuorten. Sic iporen geitern 9lbenb auf elmer
6obSeit III go. 49 @orneQ@Str. 1tb Elm.
amber in Die 6aare gcratben uub 0atten it9
babel in ibrem Borne g~egenieittg StergIGier
an Bic 80pfe 9cporfen. 9a tetner bon
8eioen beOentliCbe Gerlcbungen oaOonz
9etragcn, nod OaS 6ocb8eitsfeit Oaburd
cine 6eion6ere St0rung erfaDren bate, perz
urt6eilte Der &icbtcr ite nur 81 elmer Strale
BON ie So uno ben Soften.
, 1894-04-05
9tud1t-U FIEprnntt&te.

@ lie 4. NprtL.
&aiier 0il6elm un0 &0nig 6umbert
tperOen, Die eS beibt, AM n%GcDIten Samitag
cine 3ulamlnenfunft bQben.
2etp5tg, 4. 2tpriG.
9a5 ate @eri9tS8ebGuoe ems Scr
@abr3eibeu Ser Sta6t, lit beute in 6olge
bon 8ranOittftung 8erit0rt moroen, Sin
Meni6enleben lit babel D%erGoren 9egan9en.
Wtebrere Yerionen itnb ais Ser 8ranoitifz
tung Der0d9tig Derbaftet tporben.
ari 8, 4. NprtL'
6eute Qlbel1o, 20 Wttnuten mach 9 ltbr,
fanb bier in Der gtGbe bes SeuatsgebGuoes
cine 8ombencrploiton itatt. Die 8ombe
mar auf cine 6enitcrbanf oeS 9teitaurantS
6oDou, go. % 0tue 8~au9uor6, gegen iiber
Dem Senat5gebGu0e, gelegt lDorbe1. Oer
&ilnitIer Gaiuaoe unO cine Sreunotn 6e8z
1clben ipuroen bur6 bie @rplolion DerleBt.
Sine ftarfe UttlttGrz un0 Yolt3eiabt6etlung
na9m iofOrt bon Dem Geltaurant 8eiiB uno
leitete Die llnterlucbun9 eiu. Die geiammte
Rolt5einlQ6t DeS 8eSirfS purbe Johann
oufgeboten un6 nab Dem &e1tauront 0ez
icbiGt, ieboh bate baS i'm SenatSge6GlIoe
beftllOlic6e WfilitGr bereitS 8eliB bon 0em
9teitauront ergriffen. 9anf Dem ro'den
Gini6reiten Der BOli5ei mar Der 2(narblit,
Der permutbli6 bic 8ombe 3ur Grplolton
9ebra6t bate, in itberrai6enO tur3er 3eit
na6 benz 8orfalle beretts 9inter SbLoB
unb 9ttegel ge6radt.
Wfitternacbt. Ser &initler SaiQa6e un6
Ote i'm DeglettenDe Dame, neldbe ourc9 6ie
8ombeneTploitOn DerleBt poroen tparen,
iDurben 10 rai9 ais mO9li6 na3 Dem 6o>
ipttal ga Gbarit6 gei6afft. Sine oort atz
8eiteute ltnteriu6ung er9ab, 6aB zines Der
Qlugeu Gatuaoe'S gGn3lt6 Serit0rt tpOr0en
mar. Qlu3 auBerOem bate ct ernltltcbe
8erlcbun9en erlttten. @ldb bte Dame mar
1cbtper DerleBt moroen. Sin in Dem Ee>
1~talrant ongeiteIter &eIner mar BON UNI
Derflte9erloen Sriimn1erlt getrDffen uno
Derlebt poroen. Die 2er3te in Bet G6arite,
tpoDt1 er Qc1baf1t iporOen mar, erfLdrten
feline 8erleBungen fir erbeblicb. Me6rere
onoere i'm Geitaurant befinolicb 9etpeieue
YerIonen 6atten leicbte 8erlebunqen baoon1
getra9en. SIS tpir6 ieBt augemein 3ltoe>
itanoen, 0NB Die g oli3ei nid6t iider lit, SEN
tptrtli9en llrbeber ser @rp(oiion ertpiicbt
gu baben. Sic 9tahfOricbungen uer0en
fortgeleBt un6 bcute 9facbt gu IpGtcr Stunbe
tpuroe etl1 5%ipettcr Wtann ais Der G6at nerz
DG6ttg nerbaftet. ollie Nnarcbtiten= Sblupfz
tptntel tperoen aus S66rflte bepa6t unb
man 8lalbt, OaB bic 8oli8et cine tpeitere
Jta55ta p%orne9n1en ipir6.
Barts, 5. Q(prtl.
9aIb etlt ltbr frii6. Die &aiiierertn bes
ReltaurantS mar etne Trau 2eroug, Sbr
Ian5eS SopfDGar lit pcggebrannt. @tner
Der &euner bat in SoI8e beS @et0le5 iein
@eb0r perIOren. So 6efttg mar bic 6urb
Die @Eploiton berDorgebroC6te @ricbittez
rung, Dap ~idmmtlicbe Tcniter in Ser 9}ue
Be @onO6 ouf eine Gn~tfernung BON $50
Wtetern in NtOme 3eti9mettert muir
ben. 9te 9Oli3ei bat in Der
9e6e beS GeitourantS 3ab(reicbe
Giienz unb 8lecbitiide aus Ser 8ombe oes
funben. Qu6 cine Sober uno Elm STAB
9 tpuroen 9efunoen, mas benefit, oQ6 bic
@rploiton mitteIs zines llbriperfs perurs
iacbt purOe. @inem 8ertreter Scr 9relfe,
Ser na9 Wtittcrnacbt i'm @barit6z 6ospitol
bOripracb, wurOe 8eia6t, 6aB teiner Der Ser
tpuubeteu lebsnsgefdbrli9 perlebt lei,
, 1894-04-05
Rleine Reilerei.
Cine etwos gu IebRafte unterhaIturo 3wiiben
einem QoIitifer uno einem 6eitunos=
~heraus9eber.


@eItern macbteu 8wei bieiis befannte
9eriOnlicbfeiten Our6 cine fleine &eileret
einigermaBcn bon itcb rebcn, Der Sefretdr
Scr Stats Nferbaubeb0roc, @arraro, uno
Der 6%erausseber bes State Ne9iiter",
@lenOenntn, tpuren i6On lcit G%Gngcrer 3eit
feline guten Treunbe, unO ais ie iib g~eitetn
in Der 8oit trafen4Nnb in cine politiicbe
llnterbaltung gerietben, ipurbe bieleIbe
i9lteBlt6 10 6eftig, baB Der 3eitun9smann
ben 2lderbauietretdr einen Qit9ner nannte.
Die ndcbite Sol9e mar bann ielbitperitGno@
Iicb Elm. trdfti9er 6ieb beS 8ei4impften,
mOorrcb er ietuen @e9ner gu 8oben itredte,
Obgletcb Ser lebtere Dies leu9net. Cont
bate Die lebbafte llnter5altung peiter feline
bOleu Sol9en.
, 1894-04-05
DerIobun9 per Oiitans.
Cine eewihtioe Srout auf Ger Bette 5u ihrem
unbefannten Sr6utieam.
SarriS6urg, 9a., 5. QlprtG,

NGice 8. gin91t bon San 8eab in0aus
pbtn county, 9o., ipel9e 25 Sabre alt iit
unb 1913 gfunO lpiegt, mucbte ii6 gcitern
2lbeno auf Die &etie na9 Goeur b'9lIene in
SOabO, I'M nit ibrem 3utinftigcn 3uz
lammen3utrcffen, ben iie nod ME geie6en
bat. Die jui19e 0oute bate Dor 5 W1onaz
ten cine bon 6arrp Graber u%utericbriebene
Gln5ei9e beantmOrtet, burb ipeIcbe Sener
cine 2eben5gefdbrtin gu e~rlangen iucbte,
unO cine brieflt9e Gerlobung mar Die
Solge oapon.
, 1894-04-05
Ourd murseIn persiftet.
Die Kinosr zines Farmers ourb wiIoe PATTI
nafen peroiftet.
@tncennes, Snb., 5. 9[pri

~" = Y OH"'I . WV"
@eltern mur6eu bier &in0er bon 6rant
StlStt, cinem sebn Wieilen iiiblicb Don bier,
auf ben p@bi mneD 8terre 6iuS" tpObnene
ben Sarmcr, bur9 ben @enuB BON :pilOen
Yaittnaten Dergittet. Scr 8ater bate
beim 8fii9en bic @ur3eIn ali bic Sberz
lGcbe 9cbradbt, unb bic &inber Datten oaz
BON ge9eiien, neil ite bas 3eu8 fir mirfz
ltcbe 8aitinafen bieIten. Sdlumtli9e
&in6er e~rfrantten beftig, ein fIeiner Sunge
ltarb beute Mor8en, tpabrenO Der 3uitano
Der anOeren bret ein duBerit 9efabrli5er lit.
, 1894-04-05
Bur Rettnne 0a 6ama's.
Gin portu9ieiifdes Sdif ouf Dem
De9e nad 8uenos QYres,
lin Ga 6amo uno feline OfT5iere na6 por.
tueal III %brtn9en.
Sc n 81 prf. i. 9lbril

II eIU = VII d. ZfptEI.
Cine 9epeicbe beS y6eral6" bon 9iIia6on
meloet 6OIgenOes Ser 9ampfer Q(ngola,
inter benz 8efe6le beS Gapt. 9(norobe, bon
Ser portu8ieitibeu 6lotte, giug 6eute non
bort nit elmer 9tbtbeilung W1arineiol6aten
unb Snfonterie mach 8uenoS @Dres ab.
Der 8efeblS6a6er oeS 0umpfers mirb
nab ietner Nntunft baielbft ben &ebeuenz
admiral ba @ama unb feline Sffi5iere an
Barb nc6nlen, ipelbe iib iebt an 8orb Der
portugieiii6en 8riegsi6tffe WttnOeQo unb
@lfonio be Albuquerque befinben, uno
Oann iofort, o6ne Die braltIianiicben @e7
pdiier SIT beriibren, uacb 8ortugat 8uri6z
febren.
, 1894-04-05
Shlimmer 3etfe9efdRrte.
CT wonoert aus oem Sabn5u9e ms Gefdre=
nt6.
$ a m M 5, Snb., 5. 9lpriL.

@etern gtabntittag purbe Elm iunger
Wann, Ntamcns Battling, aus eirem 3u9e
Der @rtebabn gebptt unb lofort ms Sc
f6ngniB ab9efibrt. Der 8uribc bate in
10 beocntlicbcr gSciie nit einem Nepolper
um6crgeiubtelt, baB letne Wfitreiien6en in
Qngit unb S6refen gertetber, un6 iAlieBz
lib NIGHTS anocreS iibrtg blieb ais i'm ali
Der eriten 8abnitation falt8uiteuen.
, 1894-04-05
Die porlebte Seide.
11ur nod elm Opfer Ger Katafropbe in ser
GaYIor=6r ube 5uriid9ebIieben.
SO tIfesbarre, 8o., ). 9lp1

9os 5lp0Gfte Spfer Der &ataftrop6e in
Der @aDlorz @rube, Dan. M. Wtor9an, lit
aufgc1unoeu moroen. ST mar, wie ieine
@efG9rten, am Ii. 6ebruaar inter BEN
cinitilr5enben 6elien begraben unb iofnrt
%getObtct tuOrOen. Morgan mar 9Bittper
rnb 81 Sabre alt. SSeBt b%eftnOet iib uur
nocb cine 9ei3e in Der @rube, unb 5par
Die oeS NHfleberS Sbos. 8ictou.
, 1894-04-05
Nad piersebn 3abren.
Cine aIte meberei fol- nad LANCER pauie
wieoer in Setrieb oeie5t per0en.
9htlo6elpi q, 5. Npri[.

Die beriibmte alte @eberei, etn @abr7
3eicben BON Srantforb, ipelbe ieit oen
lebten bierSebn Sabrcn nt6t in 8etrteb
mar, ioQ am eriteu Wtai pieber in 3bGtigz
felt geiebt iperben. Die @t9entbimer iinb
Same3 8airo's Cons, unb bieielben beabz
licbtigen elaitiibes l1nter5eu9 fir Trouen
an3uferti9en. G5 tperOcn in Der Sabrif
bun6ert Qlrbeitcr 8ei9dfti9un9 finben.
, 1894-04-05
5000 Qerfonen
Sef6dfti9t nun pieoer Gas ero6e Gifenwert
81 Bethlehem, pa,
8etblebem So, 5. 9lpriL.

B"etDIebem Ea., D. NprlI.
g}ab einidbrigem Stiuitan6e iinb bic
groBen 8ubbelWerfe Der 8ctblebem Sron
Company pieber in 8etrieb 9eieBt pOrben.
Son o6t 6ocb0fcn itnb bereits iicben ipiez
Der ange3iinOet. 9as ganse rieitge @erf
lit nun mic0er in DOlem 8etrieb uno se-
wdbrt 5000 Wleniben ibr tdglicbes 8rOb.
Die 8epOlferun9 befiuoet itb Oh bieies
Wi6tigen @%rei9niies in Der gIiitlibiten
Stimn1lln4.
, 1894-04-05
Gin Steo oes 8abnperionaIes.

Smobo, gte6., ). 2(prtI.
Gicbter GolDpeu'S beute erfolgte Gntz
ibeioung in Der Union 9acific 8abn>9o6nz
frage lit Elm DoIitGnot9er Sie9 6eS 8abnz
perlono[eS.
, 1894-04-05
Wieoer in QPdti9feit.
Cine 9ro6e 6abrif pom nddften mouta9 all
pieoer in poller Gb6tt9feit.
@t1m in gton, Del, 5. Q(priG.

6eute nobmen mebrere QbtbciIungen in
Der Nrlin9ton 6abrtf tbre GbGti9feit tpieber
auf, un6 am Otontag pirb aucb Die @e6erei
ipieber in 8etrieb geieBt iperoen. 9amit
tritt Die 9an5e Sabrif, in tpcIcber 500 2Ira
better beibdftigt tperoen, tpieber in TbGtigz
felt. acknowledgement perben nicbt
itattftn6en.
, 1894-04-05
Raroinal Ousmet 9eitorben.

Rom, 5. QlprIl.
&ar6inal @iuieppe 8eneOetto 0usmet,
Gr8biibof BON Gatanta, it geitorben. 9er>
ieIbe mar am Is. Qluguit 1918 81 Balermo
aebOren unb erbtelt am II. Sebruar 1889
ben &%arbinalsbut.
, 1894-04-05
Sdlu6 oes tnternotiouaIen Nerste-
Kon9rehes.
st 6. QprtI.

Ser in~ternationale Qer3tc2& ongreB ging
beute 81 Gnbe, Ser nGbite &on9reB ftnoet
in ct. petersburg itatt.
, 1894-04-05
Standardization.

Stem gorf: State Of CALIFORNIA bon
@laSgop, Tuloa BON @enua.
The courier., 1894-12-15

Mr.. Mattson Baldwin were at home to
large number of friends on Wednesday
evening. The parlors were prettily deco
rated with smilax and carnations and the
dining room with pink and white chrysan-
themums. Whist was indulgeu in until
The courier., 1894-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Buckstaff entertained
the members OF the whist club at seven
o'clock dinner on Friday evening. Covers
were laid for Messrs and Mesdames N. G.
Abbott. j. b. Wright. r. A. Perry, E. S.
Hawley, E. P. Holmes, j. H. Harley, 1. NJ.
Raymond, r. Oakley. N. G. Brock, Carl
Funke, S. III. Burnham and Mrs Robinson.
Of Chicago.
The courier., 1894-12-15
THE COURIER

and Miss Fay Marshall and
Mr. Woods found be the most successful
the foowng Messrs ana
L. G. Dawes Misses Rachel Brock
Lillian Mills Name Carson Marie Hoover Olive Laa May Moore
Mae Burr Nellie White Fay Marshall Efe S jeanette wilson,
Lucy Griffith Halle Hooper; Mess George Woos o.
A. Cough w. Houtz, Will Meyer, c. A. Howe. w. E.
Clark Guy Hubut Robert Joyce Ross Curice Will Johnson
Chas. Waite, John Dorgan and Fritz Westermann
A. Falls City, in the city attending the
meeting ministers Wesleyan university
The Hayden Art the home of Mr.. and Mrs L. c.
people city present The plans for the future
work by Mrs George Wing who read
paper Hayden club She dwe upon the
building and suggested things that the club
might great advantage of the city, Miss Clara NJ
sang Gingara her pleasant and
sang pretty little spring song Mr. John Randolph
sang Dudley Bucks Sunset and favored the hearers with Too
Young response hearty recall Mrs. Chas Lppn
colt better advantage than the Venzano
Waltz" in Lullaby" Mr. Sieveking piano
melody in played with beautiful canae and
vase de concert by Mrs P V. NJ Raymond
Owen Jones accompanies
evening
Wednesday evening Lansing hall
present Mr. and Mrs W. B. Odgen Mr. and Mrs. H.
and Mrs. A. Raymond Mr.. Mrs f. P Holiness
Ward Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Dawes Mr. and Mrs. f. A.
Perry and Mrs. John Wright Professor Owen Lieutenant
Pershng c. H. Gere, Mr. c.. A. Hanna Mr. Will Raymond Mr.
Smith, Robinson, of Chicago Misses Miss Clark, Miss
Miss Roberts and Miss Harris
The courier., 1894-12-15

Mrs. John P. Maule and daughter will
leave early next week for San Antiono,
Texas, for the winter. She hopes to i'm
prove her health in a sunny cline.
The courier., 1894-12-15

Mr. and Mrs E. Lewis Baker entertained few OF their young
friends Wednesday evening OF the birthday
Mrs Bakers Miss Harriet Cook evening
spent dancing and literary charades The
pretty hand painted souvenir awarded Miss Sarah
Muir for correctly guessing the number the charades
The following people Miss Annie and Jennie
Stuart Hae Muir Sarah Muir Lansing Ada Closson,
Helen Woods Jessie Pierson Harriet Cook Mess Evans
Benton Daes James Stuart Howard Haowe Robert Ed
win Roberts N, Edgar Tulis and Clair Briggs
Born-December 3 Mr. and Mrs. Walton G. Roberts girl
Mrs j. A. Marshall will return Denver today.
Tne Current Events club Thursday af
The charity
aons dress be observed by those attending
Mrs L. C. Burr spent Wednesday in Omaha.
Miss Name Carson has pleasant
in Des Moines La.
Mrs Frank Ladd gave three charming parties during
Mrs. j. W. Mcdonald left for Washington Wednesday
most delightful reception rendered Mrs Springer
Louis president OF the Women Young
Womens Christian association the residence
Imho Thursday afternoon Over five hundred
issued and the large parors thongd with ladies
afternoon Mesdames Mark Tton Jeanette
Underwood May Underwood and Lucy Griffith delicious
The courier., 1894-12-15

Invitations are out for dancing party to
be given by Miss Florence Winger, Friday
evening, December q.
The courier., 1894-12-15
Born-December l3 to Mr.. and Mrs Walton G. Roberts,
Marshall will return to Denver today.
Tne Current Events club met with Mrs. Wilson on Thurs

The charity concert committee that there
aons dress be observed by those attending the
The courier., 1894-12-15
. C. Burr spent Wednesday in Omaha.

Miss Name Carson has returned from pleasant
in Des Mones, Ia
The courier., 1894-12-15

Rev. joel A. Barker Of Falls City, is in the city att
meeting of ministers in the interest of the Wesleyan univ
The courier., 1894-12-15
Mrs Frank Ladd three charming parties during the week

,ald left for Washington Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

Clinton n v Dec (SpecaD.-Daniel @. Mcln-
tyre son OF Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre.
Of New-York City. Is back In college attending 10
his studies His examination on the charge OF en-
deavoring to plackmail Mrs Theodore w. Dwight.
of this village was adjourned until December IL.
the Young man being admitted TO bail II Is the
general opinion Of the student body that the boz Is
innocent.
The current Issue Of The Hamilton Literary
Monthly" Is The leading article Is the junior
prize essay The Mission OF Comedy" By James ii.
Foster. e5 The chapel Grafton OF W. w. Cham
bers 's5. Harold King of the Saxons. Is printed.
an unusual and deserved honor. tp-to-date articles
are "A Conversation with Charles Dudley Warner
and the poem THE Trumpeter OF Japan
Mcconnell, 95. and Scovel. 80, were delegates
from this chapter the sxtieth annual convention
Of the Delta Epsilon fraternity, held with the Union
chaP,er uam,,,oD,an Board Of the Class of 90 has
been organized follows Thomas Epson Cheese
borough, Syracuse. business manager; Byron Brown
Taggert, jr.. Waterfowl, literary editor; Alexander
tosa: oscar Albert Knox Los Angeles: George
Lewis Leech. Geneva, and John Arden Ferguson
The Rev. George William Knox. "A. OF Rye. for
fifteen years a resident OF Toxic and Professor OF
Metaphysics in the Imperial universlty has as been
spoke to the students upon The Effects OF the
Japanese Chinese War on Missions and he lee
tween Our Own and Japanese and Chinese Philoso-
ply and Psychology"
The local newspaper here is responsible for the
statement that the West Presbyterian Church OF
last Sunday. is making strenuous efforts TO procure
him for its pastor having offered him $1,000 a year
and house rent free President Stryker re-
turned to-day from Baltimore where he has been
attending the annual meeting Of the AssoGiatiSn Of
and Maryland DR.. Stryker read paper on THE
Future of the Independent College"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02

a deep and active interest in the Thanksgiving
preparations. A large pumpkin. the top OF which
had been removed. In the hands Of the teacher,
and each child In turn scraped out the seeds from
the inside. When a. last the pumpkin was well
cleaned II was filled with all sorts Of good things
TO eat-nuts fruit potatoes turnips and was sur
mounted by cranberry. pie. This the children
were send to somebody who wouldn't nave as
good a Thanksgiving they. and 1t was their
own proposition that with 1t should 90 the mes
sage, Many happy returns Of the day.. .
The Art Department this year has among Its
students representatives from nineteen states OF
the Union, besides one from jamaica one from the
Sandwich Islands. one from Ontario and one from
England.
The State representation is as follows: Maine z;
New Hampshire, /; Massachusetts,, 5; Rhode ISL
and 2: Connecticut. IA; New-York. So; New-Jersey,
49, Pennsylvania 10; Mississippi l; Ohio, g. Indiana,
q Illinois, 8; Michigan. 4; Minnesota 3; Iowa. z;
Missouri, /; Kansas, 3; California, g. Sandwich
Wisconsin, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
ST JOHNS COLLEGE.

On Saturday the feast OF st. Catherine. the Alex
andrian maid the special patroness OF the pnilos-
onhers the class OF rs. In accordance with time
bonored custom dispensed with lectures ard spent
the day in enjoyment. Leaving college at an early
hour they dned In New-York city. ana afterward
occupied a box at the opera. They returned 10 the
college later in the evening, heartily pleased with
their holiday.
The defenders and DIRECTORS OF the public Latin
dshate nave already been named-Wiam Boyle
and Maurice Dorian. defenders: Edward Hayes
John O'Rourke Harding Fisher and Edward Lamb
Directors
The Thanksgiving play. Damon and Pythlas.
which was given in the college hall on Novem9Sr :"
was In every respect success. and reflects much
credit on both the Dramatic Society and its mod
orator. Albert Brown s. ]. The spacious hall was
costly filed with spectators. who by their IRE
quent applause manifested their delight throughout
the performance. Great credit Is due John ID. Nc
Carthy. 'ss who achieved success in the portrayal
OF Damon Daniel Herman rytnlas. and Richard
Hughes In the cnaracter OF Donysius were also
good The parts OF Cleon. Damoces and Proces
vert we'll acted by Edward Lamb. John Dockry and
Charles Rice. The cast OF characters was as fol-
lows Damon. John ID. Mccarthy. SO; Pythas
'ss: Damocles John J. Dockry. %: Procles, Charles
j. Rice. s5: Philstlus. John T. Delaney, 81; Cleon
Lucullus. j. Harding Fisher s5: Arrus William
Boyle, 80: servant to Pythias. Frank O'Neill. 20
g"h. maze '0' tue O"'''''"' p'"' 10 DC give" '
The officers OF the Baseball Association elect
ed on Thursday morning in Senior Hall. Thomas
manager; John d. Mccarthy. 80, vlce-president;
co sass aiI secretary; 1--WE lewis caau
cording secretary The football team Played It's last
second or eam After two exciting hafho"r halves
the score stood y to 0 In favor OF the varsity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
BRYN MA WR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. Dec. (SpcciaD.-John Foster
Kirk read "A Story from Macbeth before the
Graduate club November -. and after the ad-
dress "a reception held in the parlors OF Penn
broke West
November . the freshman class gave enter
tainment In the gymnasium for the sophomores
The three upper classes from the Bryn Mawr
school In Baltimore came Bryn Mawr on a
special train for the entertainment On Saturday
they were entertained at luncheon by President;
Thomas.
Tuesday evening Charles Dudley Warner ad-
dressed the DE Kebus Club on American Litera-
ture." The audience Of students and members OF
the faculty a large and Interested one.
The Thanksgiving holidays began Wednesday at
o'clock. and recitatlons will begin again at .
O'Clock Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
RUTGERS.

New Brunswick ~ j.. Dec. tSpecaD.-Tho
Phi CHAPTER OF Theta Nh Epsilon. at Rutgers. held
a banquet In this city Friday evening. AT
which about forty members OF the society were
present. Harry Hampton was toastmaster' ana
toasts were given by Messrs. voorhees,. Enrsht
Lefferts. Tremper Loud, Van slyck and Duryee.
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted or
Messrs George Jackson. George Cornish and
Clarence w Byram.
The Athletic Association has received "A letter
from the president OF the University OF Pennsyl
vania's track team asking Rutgers to join In "A
league OF prominent colleges for the further adj
vancement OF athletics In the colleges.
President Lester Inglls of the junior class. has
announced the committee for the junior ball. az
follows: Messrs Jackson. Tremper Roome. Van
Ness. Cooper and Reed.
President Gordon. OF the Agricultural College, at
A meeting OF the College Republican club held
last Monday. resulted In the following organiza-
ton: President Higgins. '95; vice-president Fithian
sc: secretary, carpenter. 81: treasurer. Colyer, 81
George Ludlow and Henry l.. Hart of the senior
class delegates from the Rutgers chapter
OF Chi Phi at the fraternity convention held
Friday and Saturday OF this week. at Dcl'
monco's, New-York City. Other members OF the
chapter and several alumni we're Also present
Dr. william X Duryee OF the faculty delivered
a lecture on The First Singers OF New-York
City OH November %. a. the Grace Reformed
Church. OF New-York
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WELLESLEY.

wellesley. Mass. Dec. tSp"ciaD-Mrs 1u'a D.
Irvine acting president OF Wellesley. has been
amending the last week In NewYork.
The seniors held class social in the gymnasium
this evening.
chapel services tomorrow Will be conducted by
Professor George f. Moore. OF Andovcr.
\ series Of lectures on practical work along col
lcge settlement lines has been arranged TO be held
at penison House. the Boston settlement on the
nrst Monday afternoon OF each month at o'clock
The lecture next Monday will be by the Rev Robert
4 wood and on January Dean Hodges Will de-
liver the lecture All members Of the College Set
tcmcnt Association are invited TO attend these lee
lures
Miss Katharine Lee Bates. professor OF literature
at Wellesley. has recently edited THE Merchant ~
Venice" for use IN the classroom. the book has
Just been published Miss Bates has previously
edited for a similar purpose The Ancient Mariner
and The Ballad Book" besides recently publish
ing a book entitled The English Religious Drama, .
which comprises series Of lectures on the old
miracl" pays.
\ volume Of short stories relating 10 the college
life OF women. written by Miss Abble Carter Good
loc Wellesley. - has lately been accepted by the
ScribnsrS who to publish several OF the stories
In "Scribners Magazine" prior 10 their appearance
Ia book form
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SMITH

northampton Mass. Dec tspeclnD-o "edhes-
dav the Thanksgiving recess began. ana II VIII
last til Monday noon. Although many III
Tho students have gone away for the holidays
the college houses are kept open for those VINO re-
main on Saturday evening there VIII be ger
man in the Alumnae Gymnasium. 10 when all inc
s,udo,,s can 90 and In the course OF the week
rious informal entertainments will he given III the
narIors of the college houses. The college bui'd-
Ings are all closed. with the exception OF inc IL
hrarv which will be KEEP; open for the convenience
OF the students. >,
The usual interest in the Yale-Harvard footoah
game al Springfield shown at smith. All inc
college houses were decorated with flags and bum
ing and every girl showed her preference ~ IN"
a'earing 81 blue or rod. Several OF the facu'Y '""h
charge Of large parties - the game -, W,
on Monday evening. In the phrlpr OF 'nrs 80
lace Miss Gornelia Warren. treasurer OF us 90
leo Settlements Association. with MISS ~,
cnusn Of Wellesley College. CAV" m lhtntnlhl WIN
on The work OF the Denison House. IN boston, -
Mr. IRVINE acting president OF Wellesley =. = o.l's 81,
has heen visiting Smith this week on Iursus,
rcr,rg Mile pIval 81 the French depar'tH'tl'
gave a reception IN her hoarr Al me petots %, ~.
Weshburr House at which all the acu''y wiz
Dr,sent