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New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
PRATT INSTITUTE.

rto-h.rt \ Welch, and not Henry NJ NelS ~
,.os inadvertently announced two weeks ago J." 'ne
o,,og, notcs was the successful competitor !" "e
,,.,,,rse ~ the students Of tse arcmtec'urd' "'"
,, c,oss for the best design OF village library
ouoc,ton of hlack-and-white reprodU't'oH9 '"'
TO, l.,t the Department OF Museums Oy N""''7'
cr,,,ror,s Sons Il contains some or the pest "''-
,,r,,l seen AT the Worlds Fair ana VIII De on eN
,n,,,,o, In the Museum during the next two weeks.
nh, s.niors OF the High school nave met anu
,oc,,l those 10 take part in a lawsuit as ioilo"S
pi,intlr George Huse; defendant frederlcN @ IVY
,a,,,. d,fendants SON Susie Deans; sheriil' " 'n nj
,ro1 Kirkhan. attorneys from which the p'aih'"
a,1 defendant are each to chose his lawyer E"e"'
.,,,,. AND Kathleen Atkinson: witnesses JoS'p"
t,, toseph Wheclocl. Grace Clark. Arthur Jalu'S'
,nni. Mckinney: Judge w y. McAhdre"' primer
pal of the school ,,n. r,bo
real case Is to be planned by the tea'herS' w'o
h,u place witnesses in such circumstances wa. va
,ho,. v.n see what is going on Th'n the pla'".''A
uun choose his lawyer. and the defendant VIII '"N,
,ho other and the matter will be worNeu up anu
o,,cd in the assembly hall before the scmTo,. nir
IL. i,,r, ,yIi consist OF those members Oh ''' S
80 uot ,ppcarlng witnesses. ,..,,., IN
H,ru,,, Hamilton Gibson VIII CIV l' -,
...rs" Gross Fertilization OF Flowers HtophuuH a., ~
,,rroon of May g. The talk is eSJtSla.HA w, W
- W., % henent the students or the iisn ,n, - ~
s,ttS.s's.,, science and Kindergarten uepai
rbn are studying botany during the Sp'"s "'"'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. April % (speciaD.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown Davis. who Is taking a course Of mathe-
naucs at Johns Hopkins University, has writ
ten paper for the WOmen's Literary Club. on
Women at the University" She spoke Of the
oimculty young women have experienced in obtain
ing permission to study at Johns Hopkins ana
describes the movement by women 20 raise funds
ior the medical school. that women shall be ah-
nit'ed on the same terms as men. 1T Is more
'nan probable" she says. that the formal opening
o. all the departments Of the University Will be de-
Tered until some other Miss Garrett shall touch
WIN her gold the charmed portals and pronounce
'ne magic open sesame" In a list of the women
p1rnfted 10 study at the university Mrs. DAVIS
nentions Mrs Fabian Franklin, who. Miss Todd
"aS The pioneer. and held fellowship; Miss Bar
num- Miss Bickford. Miss Bascom. the only woman
VINO mas received a degree from Johns Hopkins
ana the present students including Mrs. Weider.
as Foster and herself. In the medical school nine
o' The physicians who are taking postgraduate
courses are women and among the undergrad
Ms NJ, Who are studying for the degree Of NJ d. are
cnS tSs PACKARD. OF Nassar: Miss Church, OF smith
OgTl%ese; and Miss Clover OF Wellesley.
rtLhe University of Chicago now has twenty-one
ypynns pns Hopkins in It's faculty Professor Oskar
fIa, mi % one OF them having just been promoted TO
iwvn ~ professorshp Of mathematics. and another Dr.
s,,n. 81. Arnolt, has lately been made an IN
'gpSS,or prs.9Tr In Biblical and parlstic Greek. o,,-
n,lih n.naeh Holmes the original interned copy Of an
Msn Msvuohsned poem by DR. Holiness on Francis Park
na1ih 1l The poem Will be placed in the autograph
opened ' 'N'''''eu WIZ" -"OO'' ~ "
Professor Charles Barneaud. Of the University OF
s.snee mas been inspecting the University buildings
examining the methods OF work. under the guid
not,n Vi President Gilman and Professor +. Bon
Goxe.; He was sent 20 this country by the French
Sssvsssrnpent TO study American higher education
~ sen former Johns Hopkins students were amonl
III. eIaouates from the Baltimore Medical Colleg'
som,. week Large numbers Of students from th'
cnlsnns step from the University into the medca
n, ne y, University Baseball Team was badly beater
trsr.re me Georget0wn College Club by a score o
ssvs.y!-iour TO eight Taylor pitched well until TN
cssenth inning. when his arm gave out and tn
Ns''setown boys then had him at their metcy.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLT ifBfA.

COLUMBIA.
Tho April number Of The Literary Mon y
has been issued and contains an unusual an NJ
~ Interesting matter Among the articles s''
"ronccrning Matters Geological h' Frot or
Kemp: "a Gossip Abou, Text rook'. hy n
Ripley. and The First Advertisement OF
college"
,rbc annual ioln, debate between tho = P..' ara
and Philolexian Literary societies whi'- ts to
have been held last Friday evening. was pos'Po'''
MN Thursday evening. May g. The men VINO
have consented to act as Judges are Professors
Burdick and Moore. Of the Law school ana fro-
,oso~ burgess Of the School OF Political Science.
The tennis courts at WiamsbridSe are no"
ready for use 1t is announced that as the Ten
MA club is now a part o. the Athletic Union 10
one except members Of the Union Will have the
priyllege OF using them. No separate dues are re-
oulrcd for membership in the Tennis ciuo.
Tho annual spring games between the sophomore
and freshman classes will be held at the "h'iams-
bridge grounds on Saturday. May s. The commit
tee or arrangements consists OF samuel -. ~.
Joseph 96 A. Blur %, \, anl stephens % y"
Entries FOR the games will close tomorrow
.-rhe q, Columbian will probably be out y
about a week The drawings have been somewhat
slow In coming In, but their eNceAehce co'hpen'
safes for the delay. The '95 Columbian WILL II
is believed. excel any Of its predecessors IN POM
of artistic merit
a, ,,torscholastic tennis tournament for Tho
infcrscholastlc championship OF New-lorN aho
It's vicinity will be held under the auspices oi
tho columbia College Tennis club at the 'oium-
ha Athletic Field. Wamsbrdge on MONDAY
May : and following days. Members OF all s'noola
I'm this city and its neishhorhood are e"s,o'e ~
-, e,,clcs ONLY Will be contested anf
,r1 1.o,nc ,rzes VIII be awarded TO the winner an
the "runDer-up 49,, Nm. Work division
A. Newport The entrance Zee IS 81, ana nay tm,S y
s,nt 10 f. l. PeL No = East I%e.S 1,a III hi
NrSl S"cg dny GrE at nv s p m trains leave the Gran sa
',tr,I Station tHarlem pivlson) AT 20, -iD, !.
oeit.u "a, = ~ returning they leave Williamsbrlg
at 49, ~ ~ 5 and S2$ yac a. SmIf amd Prnceton S%' on
mcn,s viii be held at h4rVaTu bis division
Inwnort next August and the four VIII inere con ,h
,cst for the Interschoastic chAhp'ons"P u ~
States.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester. ~ Y. April 2S (SpeclaD-The tnver-
sty baseball team played It's first game on April
o. and was defeated. u ., by the koioish'
Browns a local organization. on Tuesday the
University nine was successful defeating a team
partially composed Of Rochester Athletic Assoca-
tion men by score of 6 TO g. The first League
game will be played on Tuesday with Hobart at
Geneva.
Hooker 'qi. and Pufier. 80, represented t'c attn
Ietic and baseball associations at the syracuse meet
ing In the athletic meeting a protest was hdi
by Hamilton against George II. Engel as trainer
OF the Rochester field and track team. The Rocnes-
ter representative maintained that there was no
ground for protest since Engel entered the Uni
vers.ty fall and has continued MS cASs-'oo'''
work since. 49,
The local Alpha Delta Phi chapter gave pr
liant reception at its new chapttr-housr on INC
evening OF April 20 over a hundred guests were
present, including parry OF nine s,nH'ni.s ,
rcception-rOom and pariors having bcel Pi'Pd N ~
for this purpose. Lunch served. ana az tle
ladies' expressed themselves as delighted WIN the
g. H. Angel. Mrs. H. T. Hooker Mrs Z. T. Bishop.
Mrs Walter :. Hubbcl, Mrs. W W. MvHi,i L.
Mrs L. II. Satterlee. Mrs. Wheeler ahl MIS-.
The GIee and Mandolin clubs gave. their nrst
concert at Pittsford on April j. Inc Iesu!at'
Rochester concert Will be given In about nloh'n,
and a spring trip is Planned to towns OF Nes'e'"
\rw-York and Pennsylvania - ,
President Hill gave reception 70 members OF
tho seulo. class Thursday evening. a.,
Professor II. +. Burton has recovered from MS
attack of pneumonia -. ,....-.,,.. ,,.,li
be held or Saturday May u. ana thl. h.i'.' ~,
are training for the track athletic confess ho ihho
winners OF the different events VIII pe sent u ue
intercollegiate sports In syracuse on Deco'a''''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. April 5 (SpeciaD -P'rcival
Chubb Of London last saturday night addressed
the De Eohus cub MIR. Robert Louis steven
son and some Features 81 the Romantic Movement
After the lecture Mr. Chubb attended the Grair-
ate cubs social meeting. anl later "A tea given
for him In Ralnor.
On Tuesday morning The dean announced eight
Of the min. fellowship for the coming year. They
are In Grcck. Glare l. Miller a gratu'tc oi iowa
CoUcrD now a. Chicago. Latin. Elm hamiton
4 r. and \ VI Hryn Mawr. -. Tru'onic fhlo'-
oqy Mluno steele Trick honor stIicnt. N."nnam
college. Camhrlgc. Enclanf. Romano. f.sfe.'r .ie
Heaurlgarl. Colcrr ~ Toronto: History. Nri''
Nlolson. \ ". Bryn Mawr. %. Maihemai ai,,s
Frances Harlraefie GirfUn. thmhfiig'. l.pfi'hI.
al present honorary fellow at chicago, hioosy
i'sfnsr q, rne- I3r,n MaHr. 'I Ire rugl'r i"-
loNship VIII be announced later Tho dean also
ANNOUNCED iha; ;ho College examinations "ol'l begin
on Wednesday. May q
on Woincs1ly ,ft'rnoon i'r John Graham HOOKS
OF Howard gave delightful talk before i!r l''
R.hus cub on Certain Observations on social
Ism .
bible class after an absence ~ three weeks,
Tho college gave rs second general reception lof
the students on Friday evening. IN Taylor Han
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
DARTMOUTH.
THE NEW CATALOGUE-EX-sENAToR DAwEs's
LECTURES s-COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS.

THE NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAWEss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SPEAKERS
Hanover. y. H.. April 2S SpeciaD.-The Dart
mouth College catalogue for 1S93-9i Is the largest
ever sent out by the college. In addition to the
regular contents Of a college catalogue II con-
tans the original charter of the college. given by
Governor Wentworth Of the province of New
Hampshire to Eleazer Wheelock and others in
1863 and a map of Hanover giving the position
and names OF the different college buildings and
also those OF the townspeope. Many new courses
have been added the curriculum and the va
riety OF electives now offered be surpassed
by hardly a college IN the country. \ complete
catalogue of the Medical Department is contained
in this last edition of the regular catalogue. IT
shows this department to be in a hourshinS con-
dition and to contain l32 students.
lectures the civil and political history OF the
United States during and since the Civil war
In the old chapel on April q. These lectures VIII
he given three times week from now I'LL the
was able secure the services OF Mr. Dawes
through the generosity OF Gardiner G. Hubbard
Al. who assumed the expenses Of the entire
"
chosen as follows: Il. T. Scales, T. II. Hack
John Gault. A. =; Wilson: 5. A. McCoy ". H.
The members have organized by electing r.: I
Scales managing editor and j. \. Ford business
manager. The Literary Monthly has elected
w A. Foster. 49, 10 take the place OF ): W.
complete the board of editors for the coming
Commencement prize speakers have been
chosen by competitive contests rroghs IN engh Dnf
and Hodgdon. '9i Foster, Stevens and Thompson
'95: Hamilton and Laycock '%
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. April % (SpeciaD. .-ham'''o" ".
M,ble lec.ured at the college on Monday eNe"','S
on Culture as the End OF Education Ni'e' w
lecture a reception was given TO Mr Mapie III '"'
u,rsford PorIor Miss Abigail Laughlln or the
class OF 81 has received offer OF $50 for her re-
GOV, speech on the tariff. made before the Aeo'd
Society The speech Is to be printed IN pa"Ph,''
go, o,d uscd "a an educational document on the
tariff question. +, ,ro
The appearance OF OF the freshmen IN .ne
college corridors a few days ago dressed III ''s
senior cap and gown rise to mock rra1 dtU ~
tho offender held by the seniors III -, ~
and conducted after the idshion 1i w W. ou,s,cel
iavr NJ tho Middle Ages. The culprlt was senlrh'
~ he conducted to her room. wearing tne cay az"
Gown reversed. by an escort ot the seniors. , 49,
Work has been begun on the iouhud1o" ot ake
now boathouse to be built on the shore OF LAM
W. c,st 81 College Hall Senior Day VIII not
be observed hy the class Of 81 Thc Nrt ooCirS
viii hereafter be known as the Tau Heti NPsii''''
The aims ~ the organization remain uhcm.'hsc.,
Professor II. \. rrnck 81 AmherSt VII ~ od
,hs religious rerviccs tomorrow. MISS Howe 'H''
Miss Andrews. instructors in the school or h". =,
vril give vocal and instrumental recital IN the
chapel on Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
TILE woMANs coLLEGE.

Baltimor- April 2' (spcciaD President Goucher
has returned from an extended northern trip ana
VIII now remain AT home until The close oi inc term
He has moved INTO hts country home In the Green
e.,ri,, Valley for the summer season. The class
roon, work Of the senior class ended on Friday
Examinations viii occupy four days next week ne
rest Of May or 80 much of 1t as Is required VIII
be devoted to the preparation Of theses.
, German .,en.ng wAs hcl I'm the parlors II Home
y ON Tuegday Scenes from "Mnna Won Barn
helm" Joan Of Arc" "Slppho" and other Ger
man classics were represented by Miss Wilder. MISS
Cowlrs Miss Graham. Miss Griihng ana others
Invitations have been issued by Ieta Chapter OF
.,,ho Phi to 4 plav 10 be- given May ;. This VIII
be the first time original play nag been ptenen1ri
here Miss Elizabeth Murray, -; MISS May lIHip-
ION % and Miss Sara Pitcher. "i wore me l'lnt
composers of the piece which Is cnllci no Mfn :
Land" 4 French play viii be given by members
Of the French department next week.
The tennis courts are the most attractive grDuiuH
at prcscnt to be found anywhere near tn" colege.
The swimming pool is also a popular meeting -pIdc'
for the Students Several OF the instructors also en-
Joy plunge.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
ANfHERST.

Amherst. Mass. April 2S (SpecaD.-The minstrel
now given on Thursday evening for the Dehenl OF
The Baseball Association proved success. ana lroih
n and the presentation at Northampton this even
Ins the management will net good sum- Inc men
exctced for the performance several months uhueT
xhe direction Of p J. Mulvaney. and the expense
vas greater than ever before. Mr. Muivaney and
W. r Stone. S were the nterlocutors The other
performers we're Cheney. Brldgman, Emerson. G.
r. Smith Schmuck Machines. Mitchell and Sander
son There was a chorus OF eight men from the
Glee Club and an orchestra of fourteen, under
Bishop Is the leader.
Professor Montague has offered four prizes two
for each division. for excellence In this term Work
IN French The first prize in each division VIII be
a copy Of Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame de Paris
bound in two volumes. The second prize in one
division will be the works Of Moliere in three vol
umes. and in the other the works OF CorneHle
In two volumes and Of Racine in one volume.
Manager Messenger Of the freshman baseball
team. has arranged two additional gapies for next
month-Mount Hermon, a. Mount Hermon. on May
= and Haydenville a; Hayaenville, on May -, ~
Wednesday the team played the Holyoks I'ts"
Schools al Amherst losing by score OF 10 10 .
The Lit Board has organized with ID. W; MOI
row low CHAIRMAN; G. A. Andrews. secretary anu D. J.
Professor Montague is editing the French drama
enuted la File De Roland by Henri De Bori'e''
wncn will appear next fa. ,.,-o.
Professor H. A. Frlnk Is 70 be one OF the Judges.
81 the prize speaking contest between students OF
ne local high school and Of Hopkins Academy, on
May ls Professor Henshaw has been engagei %
celyer series Of lectures IN physics at winston
seminary this term. .
Number two Of the &c oumbian KnOwledge series
which is edited by Professor DAVID +. Tod. hd'
llsi appeared. The book IS entitled PUBIC IL
rrrsiles In America- and is written by imam m :
viii be put on sale in a separate publication. tn'
part devoted 10 library classification, which VIII %
The seventh book bearing Mr. Fleichers name thai
nas been published in the las year.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29

pethlehem. Penn. April Is (SpeclaD.-Last Sat
urday night Mr.. Kennedy. Of Philadelphia, lee
tured before the Electrical Engineering Society
on Induction"
About thirty men are trying for places on the
lacrosse team, there being four vacancies 'Iu-
yav (captain) Bue and Roderck are PLAYING IN
rnc form on the defence. while Hiafd Is put
ting uD n quicker game than last year. Games
have been arranged with the CreScents. or bFooh-
Iyn; Cornell. Johns Hopkins and stevens. - =,
Professor DoOttle Will try the experiment OF
chanics, and viii hold weekly quizzes for the re
malndcr OF the term. instead OF marking thc men
on daily recltatiOns II the student marx exceeds
7'5 he will be excused from the June eAamina-
ton. ,,-. ,.,..or.1 q
lecture on THE Merchant or venice iast lueS-
day morning In the college lecture haII
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evening. when President Austin Scott MADE 'he
first strike and the first spare
WESLEYAN.

Mddletown Conn. April S (Speciap'-lhe O.ss
game of the season was played with Brown vi vi
CAMPUS on Tuesday. Wesleyan continued u '
the weakness at the bat which has airea'S ''
her two games This makes four games ou' u
scven won so far There will probably DE sum,
changes In the team at the next game. "e "''I'1
Field Day is 10 be held May .. Inc 'eai" 20 "
nresant training on the Middefeld track SIN n'ne'
from, the campus II will be impossible Tor the is
distance runs to be held on Field Day oe0"'' VIZ
ney gymnasium has cut the track.
ON wednesday the Psi Epsilon Society gave l'S
first tea in its new house ABOUT ID i"''''
tons were issued The following women as
sisted: Mrs. s r Camp Mrs. c. r. Bacon, M's'
Mead Mrs Perry Hubbard and MIS- .o''"-
rup. The young women who poured tea were 'ne
Misses Bacon Grace Bunce. Burton. Glover. Lti Eune
inc Hart Hibbard. Hubbard, Katherine,
Worthrin Nav Northrup and Van Benschoteh, -
The last Of the senior rhetoricals was neu "a -
Thursday The following Is the list OF SPEAKER "a
subjects: Frost "Some Moral Aspects or tne MOI S
crn Industrial System" Delano EaucaiIIm aannce".
Rnwden. "The Relation of Education to REFORM .Glo
Jameson 'C'fizen and Democracy Meeker; ;,si,
naro,o~Preacher and Prophet Howe foi'''oa
The chess Club has elected the following oI''Cgr c
~ 4 TIrreu "a president: G.. .. jarvis, ~, VIZ VIZ,
nrceijent and VI f.. SchmDff. s6. secretary anu anu
treasurer handicap tournament OF eighteen e''
'rlG Nav Il has been set as the date for the pay
.Esineralda" which will he given ov tne thn sn
Russell Library for the benefit OF the footoa' H'''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
SNVARTIiAiORE.

c.,,r,,,rorc Penn. April cs (spcclaD The auihori-
-, -, tina co,lege have made a radical change In
tho .ne,nccring department this spring. The who'e
scc,,on Will finish their examinations about the
middle OF May. after which one month VIII De
devoted entirely to field work
last Saturday night many students ma friehuS OF
the college attended the annual spring entertainments
glven bv the Dclphic Literary Society. when thi'
tine vas 4 mock international Congress.
Tho sixth annual junior contest IN ora'oty va, We
hold ON TUESDAY night. and resulted IN tnc "hSt s
,,'rze heinc awarded 10 Anna r. Harrison anu 'he
second to Waiter Clothicr. , . .o-o
swarthmorcs prospects for an athletic team . VIZ
,'ver brighter In the handicap games on lhurs
dav Rushmorr lowered the l20 yards hlrdi' I''otr
to ls 3-5 seconds. loose rack ana 'aIn, w.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
1.NrvrnslrY OF ucnlGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich. April = tspooiab Samuel \
Matthews has been appointed assistant professor
Of matcrla mcdica. 20 take the place oi Ar'h'h""
Muirhoad who resigned on account ~ sickness
The regents have accepted the rift ~ a collection
oe Geological spec.mcns from the Phlpp.n" Islands.
made bv Professor Stccrc IN lSs3 Upon tho recon-
tn.ndation of President Angel tho request ~ Dean
Vaughan Of tho medical department for the crtao
ushncnt of = preparatory couis" for ~" medical
Department has been laid over hy the regents IN
I'll the next meeting Of the board The hoWeo-
pathic department mad" several requests l't I'M
proycncuis IN their equipment Ihei4 request lntl
in-lr hospital Doe kept open during ihr summer
months has lc'G granted .
The university lost the od'st memb'r ~ if7
f..,t.fv D., f.- a,afu of br O.. J.. Fpfl. prov .--
eor OF anatomy on April H. For many years D.,
was AT the head Of the medical department. ana
had only recently handed in his resignation. "hlch
took erect tho day before his death. 'r. foia
had lust finished bis forticth year ~ continuous
incturing in the Medical school pr ForI l"ii a
largr fortune so - of which he hcqu"ath"d 20
Inc university general library, and SJ."o to the
Students Christian Aesociauon
Tho b3qcbail team returned Tuesday from IN"
spring trip having won six out OF seven games
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29

C,ubrilge Mass. April ~ (SpeciaD.-On April -
Professor BENJAMIN I. Wheeler spoke to the "ralu-
at. club AMI students OF Radcliffe College. HIS
subject was The Scientific as Distinguished from
,he Folk Conception of Language or STANDARDS
OF Correctness In speech BY invitation o' '"e
I.n,rnonucl Society Professor Palmer !ectureh Oh
v,,l,v on Hints Of Immortality IN Shakespeares
s,nn.ts" Professor Davidson lcctured on lhuFs-
day. At tho Invitation of the Philosophy club.
The Glcc club has begun to practise twice a "e'N
IN nrcparation for rs spring concert. which VIII oe
riycn on May H. This Is the first season IN "h'cn
the club has attempted two concerts am 80
-, 10 e,nertel In this ono. According 80
,he.r custom the nembcrs Of thc French Gun h are
r. - tb@-e vii BE- fairy dance In addition
probably minuci , an March m
y q, -. pnouaskla club cleared more than N,'
This WAS a pleasant surprise. az the teacher VINO
~ 80, tr,ininc them the whole year hai II De
rn,a mi The expense Of the scenery anu costumes
Wns heavy.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
WILLIAMS.

y,t,u,us,own Mass April % (SpeciaD.-No IN
orrarv" was given by the students on "Wednesday
evcnine. 1t is a farce-comedy designed 10 e"'ei-
,a,n a bookish community The plot is simple poi
,ravs lud.crously the situation In cohose .a
without an inhrmary. Flnancia"y '"e p-S In
',s., ,r,e nroceeds go toward a fast-ih-
o-e"a,no ,,,nd for the erection OF an infrmary
building at Williams ,.,,.r
The Williams Press Club held It's iirst rs,as resu'as
meeting this week and adopted constitution wnon
admits as members the editors OF the colgse me
cinh VIII have rooms. at which regular m,ns,,o1s
s,p ~, hoid for the discussion of college quo
WIN D nroInincnce will be invited TO adurcsS
the members. , =. h.yo on athletic meeting
win WilIiams and 1t probable that sucn
,,u ho arranged The victory over HasShc or
VIII pc al - asechnology on "Wednesday by score
Of co 70 has interest in that 1t Is the arses, Soo'e
ever made on Weston Field