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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

College HE Mass. Dec. Is tSpeciaD-The fac
ulty has decided that hereafter no man may play
on the college teams sing In the Glce club who
IS not in regular standing in the college rms en-
daavor to make anything Ike professionalism I'M
nosslbe is well received by most OF the students.
The faculty has also decided 10 establish spring
vacation Of week, 10 begin on the Saturday
preceding the first Thursday In April Heretofore
the two days following Fast Day have been the
only recess from December to June.
The weeks Of social festivities preceding the
Christmas holidays included this year the house
warming ball given by the young ladies Of the col
lege in their newly completed dornitory. Metca'i
Hall the annual graduate reception and ball OF the
Kappa charge OF Theta Delta Chi In It's new society
house the first assembly Of the Evening Party As
ISOLATION and afternoon receptions by the wire oil
Professor Bray and the wife OF Professor Maulsby
At the regular December meeting OF the Ahet.'
Association Ralph W. Pndon ~. was e.ected foot
bah manager for mex; year, and A. i. SAipman. 81
assistant manager j. II. Saunders 80. was elected
BASEBALL manager In place OF C. = Ricketts,. 30. re
signed
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I}RON y

Providence. T. l. Dec. Is oSpeciaD-The Grown
University Glce Cluh accompanied by the Mandohh
and Banjo clubs and ". =. Gardner -. r'"'er
will make their annual tour during the CHRISTMAS
holidays The cubs leave Providence on December
% The following schedule OF concerts mas p''"
arranged. Thursday. December ~ at N""-bhno"'
r-,,,.. tho ~, A. the Berkeley Lyceum New
work CITY. SATURDAY the 22d. AZ Mount Holy y d.
MONDAY. the ?lth. At chester. Penn. CHRISTMAS
night. AT, Philadelphia Wednesday the -''h' NJ
Freehold Y J: Thursiay. the nth. at Moh'''al'
y J.: Friday. the 2s;h. a. Jersey cry Moh'"y, '"r
2lst a, somervire y. J; Tuesday. January T. a.
r-,or,,, and Wednesday. January . A. Nausainck.
conn
The Adv sorry Committee - he Nhl''I' N''o'.''
,ion has accepted the invitation received rom IN"
Itns,on Athletic Association 70 enter IN ,'tl m u.
.g,tns, Tho Massachusetts, Institute ~ Iechho.vt'
a. IN. Boston Athletic Association Innlof 'l.''..
meet, 10 hc held February IN" ioA'".nS n ~
u,lu r.preseni Brown. olnry. a. Mann 30 nan
"a o.I,rien 'se Hand. 'as AMI Troy. -
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UNION

cch.r.c,,Ay y Y. Dec IS (spccab For several
s.,sons T. has been 50 plain that Union j. n"yon'
,or class in the New-York intercollegiate Foo'oal'
Association that an enort Is now heins MAJ" o'
tho Management, to secure a place IN some h'sher
class league , .
The football management has deciic' 20 S""' :"
team to Washington. on CHRISTMAS Day ~ ''"'
N. Columbia Athletic club team NJ thh' '''F.
H. ,oo,i poruhllcen club IL making ac'iv" prep
.,o,s ,,r tho state convention and banquet,
when viii take place IN Schenccisly on 'amun.y
* The convention will be ilstnc''uu.a a.,
leaders u this and other states WI ." P,,W ~.
Snii.g. adtourns next Friday a. noon nntiI tiac
,rornine = January 8 1885 tn" ensuing WON vi,
hc devoted entirely to mai "Namlnht''ns anu
other duties consequent upon inc N''''"s '''
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WELLESLEY.

WELLESLEY Mass Dec. 10 (SpeciaD-M the No
veuber meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF Weiles-
lev College the names OF the nominees OF the
Alumnae Association for membership on the board
were presented and the nominations were confirmed
by the board. The new alumnae trustees are Mrs
Louise Mccoy North '79 for the term Of six
wears: Miss EstelIe May Hur. s2. four years; Mrs.
Alkaline Emerson Thompson 80. two years.
The following officers have recently been elected
By the three upper classes; Senior class, president.
Helen ~ Kelsey: vice-president Helen James; re-
cordifg secretary Flora Krum; corresponding sec
rotary Bertha Morrill: treasurer, Gertrude Barker
Junior class president. Eva Young; vicc-presdent
Emily Brown; recording secretary, Mary Darn;
corresponding secretary. Grace Godfrey; treasurer
Anna WitheTle. Sophomore class. president. Edith
Ladd: vlce-president. Edith Rowland: recording
secretary, Bessie Gates: corresponding secretary.
Efie Work; treasurer, Anne J.. Bxby.
The Beethoven Society has also recently elected
its officers for the year, follows President Mary
Adamf: vjce-president Lola Chapman recording
secretary. Bessie Pierce; corresponding secretary,
Miss Margesson; treasurer. Ethel Howard
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PRINCETON.

-, ,u.pp,v.S cToHE LECTt,RES-SENlOR CLASs
rrrc-rIoN-AN EXPEDITION TO YUcATAN'
Princeton \. j.. Dec. Is (speciaD-Dr J. o. Mur.
- L 4, n. ers, man since the foundation OF
Tho Stone lectureship to be honored by seco"u
annointment as lecturer. completed on the eve"
ing OF the 18th his companion course 10 ,"e ''o
delivered two years ago. upon Scep'i.,',, ~
Literature" his subject this season oeihs neneo,.
in Literature" So great has been the interest
IN these lectures that the seminary chapei was
too small TO hold the crowds who attended, anu
after the second lecture the remainder Oh ,"e
course was delivered in the First Prespy'e
Church one OF the largest audiehce-'oo''' III
Princeton. +, GA
A. = n,eetins OF the Triangle Club held In GA
Chanel December TO- Franklin b. Morse. 10 was
elected PRECEDENT In the place OF John h. Ihache''
95. resigned. ,.
At a recent meeting OF the Executive 'oi"'"'
tee OF the college resolution was ADOPTED III re-,
gard TO monographs and class numerals "i''" "-''
come before the college for ratihcatioh d, '"e ".N'
mass-meeting. This resolution is intended 10 re
strict the indiscrlminatc wearing OF mohosra",s
ard 70 establish the new custom OF barring al
men from wearing their class nuinerais on az Cd
jerseys sweaters. except thoss VINO nonts In the
on their class-teams or nave "o' P
Allan Marquand starts ths %sgs On a OF
Allison y Armour Of chicago brother 81 f be ns.
g. Armour Of Princeton rnsy Ar w
at the Field Museum OF chcas0 .. and DR. M the
paugh. boanist. at the FIELD museum sast uee nx
cp MarauapS whs a. VIII sSs mem hy
I'm En- eli n cuba and from there to frogreeso.
the port Of the capa Of suG n Yncaian have not
uet"i 80 dacided upon but they Will Visit the
x%a Poans a"s Tse
anu mn, -, IN the interest OF the Field Museum or
rSicago and it's object is to study the monuments
and Vegetation OF Yucatan. Inc part! "otc9 ~
anu errhntogranhs and measurements OF the
monuments and botanical specimens ana az II nj NJ
~ a., oxnediton OF It's kind to fucatan IL VIII
~ douh, result In many important discoveries,
Professor Marnuand will return 10 frlhce,o" III
rnhr,orv in time to take up his classes IN the
o. inr elective In at.
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CITY COLLEGE.

The meeting OF the city College Club held
last evening At the clubhouse. No. 1913 Lexington
ave. 4 paper on Higher Education In the Cities
~ the United states" was read by j. Wood. which
was greatly enjoyed by all present. At 10 o'clock
A supper was served The president OF the club is
\ + Ketchum.
The inter-society debate OF the Phrenocosmia
and Clonid Literary societies OF the college will
bc held on December q. The subject for debate
f. RESOLVED. That labor organizations are benef-
cal 20 the working classes IN the United States. ="
Clona has the affirmative and Will be represented
hv H. f. Hoymanu. -. and ". Rosenbaum. 80. Its
dcclaimer is q. LIONS. %. Phrenocosmia will be
represented on the negative by W. $ Boyer. '9j
and !. s Roberts. -. The declsmer ia NJ. l..
Arnstcin.
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W Ellis.

Aurora. y y Dec Is (SpcciaD.-Tho Decemoer
meeting Of the Wells College Missionary society
was held December .. The society was Addressed
by Miss Bogar, Presbyterian secretary on the sun
ject Of Missionary Literature. after which papers
were read on "A L. o. r.. as a Missionary anu
"A. l.. O. r. as Writer.
Wednesday. December II. VAS celebrated a.
Founders pav Exercises were held In the chapel
in the afternoon at which Mrs Townsend a. gave
"reminiscences Of Founders Dav and OF The NE OF
Mr. Wells during her undergraduate years
The Students were addressed las, MONDAY morn
ing on the subject OF Missions by Robert r. Spce'
assistant secretary Of ..e Presbyterian Board OF
Foreign Missions. 49,. 1880 . ,o,a
The first students recital OF this year was he!h
in Music Hall December IL $50 ,.-.- n,
The Christmas vacation VIII begin 'eccihp"7 ~
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SMITH.

Northampton. Dec y (SpeciaD.-At the regular
meeting of the College Missionary Association on
Surday evening Mrs. Merritt. who has recently re-
turned from China gave talk on the socia. condi-
ton of the Chinese and the difficulties TO be over
come by missionaries work among them
on Wednesday afternoon Assembly Hal was MED
By an enthusiastic audience. at the Christmas con-
cert of the Gee and Banjo clubs. The concert was
given for the benefit Of the childrens CHRISTMAS al
the New-YOrk College settlement The GIee CiuO
showed the results Of remarkably careful training
under the leadership of Mss Caroline EULER, -.
The Banjo club Played better than II has before TOT
several years-in perfect tims and with unusual
vigor. After the singing % Fair smith, the con-
cert closed with Christmas carol. In which all
joined led By the Gee club and accompanied by the
organ The hal was decorated with holy and the
spirit Of Christmas enpha sized as feature OF
the concert. -
Professor Daniel gave lecture in the Music
School Friday evening. on vocal methods.
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VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie n. Y. Dec. Is tSpeciaD-The annual
reception of Philalethean Society the rst social
event O! the college year to which outside guests
ar. invited was held on Friday evening. December
7 The exercises In the chapel opened with song
bv the Glee Club The president Of the society,"
Miss Marian Welsh gave the address OF welcome
and introduced the speaker OF the evening. John
Fox. jr Mr.. Fox read two chapters from his re-
cent novel. "a Cumberland Vendetta. Aiter an
other selection by the Gee Club the guests left
the Oh mel for the second corridor. where Lander
Orchestra furnished music for promenade GSh
song was sung The Phil Day Committee con-
sisted OF Miss Grace goodwin s chairman ana ana
Love. 'ss; Nairn %. and Taylor. 95.
The faculty has heightened the time Of me
Christmas vacation making IL extend from FRIDAY,
December a. TO Tuesday. January
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TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Aside from the regular studies at the Teachers
College a series OF lectures on art are given on
Friday afternoons. The one on Friday 81 iast
week was interesting and largely attended Dr
pick gave his second lecture memory on Friday.
Yesterday morning the college building was filed
with professors. principals and teachers Of schools
in New-York city and neghborhood. and from
New-Jcrsey. and others who are merely students
attending the various lectures given SATURDAY
OF each week. The classes In educational psychet
ogy and English literature and history have tns
largest attendance and there classes in kinder
garten methods and other school studies Inc
"Round Table" held at intervals is also "a
vorite among those who are members OF classes
There are debates and discussions on various
subjects.
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WILLIAMS

v,ulamstown Mass Dec u tSpecla) me '"'S
day elections 81 the senior class were "''' w.
Tuesday. The following men "c''
| - l.. rraoer ir Lansingburg. y. Y; orator.
t,no,bon sweet IT,. Albany: poet +. W Ncinmott
newark. lvy orator. \. y. Rudi foushNecps'''
\ Y address to lower clnss j. ogilVle' Lawrence
Nc library orator. ~ +. Mosley Nes'h''''
uass marshals s u. Dnvo. Fan River M'tS''
and J. = Russell Troy. elias" secretary W. w
Perry. Portland Me. committee OF arrangements
:, n Alden Troy: f. H. Jeffrey Columbus. ONO
r y. Rawle Bryn Mawr fc ~; -, {, hy"''' IT,
1he faculty has decided to build an inirmary AT
once and plans have been drawn. The site CHOSEN
% ON "a -st between the college farm and Mis-
sion Park 49,, <-., ,o.,,,.o ,ofor.
tho Art Association on Tuesday evening Sub)ect:
THE Gymnasium and Its Relation 10 sculpture.
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TRINITY.

Hartford, Conn, Dec 10 tSpeoial).A course OF
lectures for which invitations have already been
sent out. Will be given at Alumni Hall during the
winter. Following are the subjects: December IL,
The Passion Play" with stereoptcon views. by
the Rev August Ulmann; January II. THE
Thames from Source to Sea" (stereopticon) by the
Rev. DR.. Edwin C. Bolles; January 10. Historic
Holland" (stereopticon). BY the Rev DIR. Edwin c.
Bolles January q. Progress OF English Literat-
ure" by the Rev. Dr. George II. Clark; January %.
Dogs and Dog Literature" by Richard Burton;
February T. 1.-The University Of oxford" by Prof.
Henry Ferguson. The usual winter concert at
Alumni Hall will b, postponed until after Christ
mas. A public rehearsal Of the Dramatic Associa-
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. ~ Y. Dec. 10 (SpeciaD.-The sophie
more class has elected the following officers for the
winter term President, L. +. Hodge, vcc-prcsi-
dent :. T.. y. Beardslee secretary and treasurer.
j. f.. Grant
Chancellor Day, OF Syracuse University delivered
the annual address before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association on December 2.
The members OF the Colgate Chapter Of Delta
Epsilon recently entertained their friends at their
chapter house with the farce MY Awful thum "
written for the Hasty Pudding Club. OF Harvard.
The following IL the east OF characters Ned
Burleigh. l.. 5. Coleman: Steve Hudson. G. +.
Nils: Jack Randolph j. b. Davis Shreedy. l.. J.
Caldwell Mrs. Hudson. G. A. Grove Miss liud-
son. j. II. Crandall.
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InUNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. Dec. Is (SpeciaD.-Edwin Ltchheld
Turnbu a young Baltimore musician and a gradu-
ate OF the Johns Iookins University. has composed
the melody for university ode. written by Pro-
lessor j. Franklin Jameson. former Instructor at
the Hopkins but now professor OF history AT Brown
University President Gilman has expressed himsef
as much pleased with Mr.. Turnbulls new music and
intends 10 have 1t sung by chorus on the uni
versity commemora ton day next February
The juniors are the champion football! players or
Johns Hopkins University. They defeated the SEN
Tors in the last contest OF the nierciass series on
Saturday last at Clifton by score OF "a 10 g.
Professor Paul Haupt. chief OF the Oriental Sem
mary who is engaged the new edition or the
Bib,e delivered the last OF series Of lectures on
s"rhc CsmpostiOn Of the Bexaterch.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Roston Dee - ,Spcciab.-Thc Phllomathnean
Society or The Collcg" OF Liberal Arts Wednes-
day chose officers for the ensuing year.
At the meeting Of the Monday club last Monday
evening T. f. Mooar. %. read series Of papers
on the writings and environment 81 the poet Whit
tier The papers wcr" illustrated with sketches
and photographs that the author had himself
taken from familiar scenes In the poets NE
At the recent examinations for admission to tho
SUFFOLK County Bar tho Law school students made
an excellent showing. Twenty ivc persons APP
piled who had been students AZ the school for a {
least three months. and out OF this number twenty
one successfully passed the examination.
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ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.

Rochester. ~ V, Dec. 10 (SpecaD-I' l. SWIM
hurne is preparing a new song-book for use at the
next commencement The book will contain nu-
merous choice selections for male quartets. ar
ranged with music by Professor II. ID. wilkins
and also the old favorites. for which no notes are
necessary Each fraternity represented at Roch-
ester also furnishes song.
Professor J. H. Gilmore delivered his new lect-
ure on oliver Wendell Holmes" in the American
Literature university extension course Friday even
ing a.. g..
The University Mandolin Club made its nrst
publc appearance this season at concert giVei,
in calvary Church on Tuesday evening. Its work
was highly commended.
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DARTMOUTH.

uanover Dec Is (SpeciaD-The new apparatus
ordered for the gymnasium has arrived and regular
classes in fencing singe-sticHs parallel ana hor-
vor,a har work are being formed. under the d!rec-
49,, =, Professor Carleton. Some time during the
coming winter term an exhibition will be given.
The baseball team has gone into active training
for the coming spring championship games There n,h,
ts eoodiv supply OF more than ordinary material,
and CAPTAIN Abbott will strive hard for winning
nine. ,>.. .. o,a ,,,i
examinations began on December 49, ana VIII
continue through to the 18th.
The students OF the college have raised go 10 De
,pveeted in suitable souvenirs for Mr. M0eyle ana
This Years championship football team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
RAIllIlFFE

Cambridge. Dec l. ap.-Professor J Eslin
Carpenter ~ OXFORD spoke Tuesday before
the Emanuel club and their friends. on Some
Features ~ Present Religious Life In England
The Radcliffe Union held It's first meeting since
the election OF new members on Wednesday even
INK. and discussed tho subject Abolition of War
Is Now Practicable on IN" same evening the
Gloc and Banjo clubs took part % musical Ut
tho Shepard Memorial church. Though tho clubs
have not had long to practise this year. their per
formanccs showed careful training and hard work.
on Friday the members OF IN" Illcr club We're
much entertained 10y a mock trial. where the Judge.
Jury. lawyers. 'tc.. wcr" all women
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. Is (SpeciaD.-At the musicale in Kent
Theatre Bernhard Listemann, vioinist and Mrs
Clara Won Kleuze. pianist, were the artists
Next week the quarter examinations begin and
after a vacation OF week. convocat!on exercises
will be held January 2. at the Auditorium Dr. Seth
Low Of Columbia College. Will deliver the address
Among the regulations made by the faculty
20 be enforced during the next quarter are that a
student must obtain class ticket" from the clerk
of the deans after registering In due FORM before he
can be admitted TO his class. Another Is tnat
student who wishes TO take more than three double
minors at once. or their equivalent, must pay extra
tuition This amount Is supposed TO keep any STU
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CORN ELL
Ithaca ~ y Dec Is Speciality. F. Atkinaon'
president OF the class Of 30. on Wednesday an
nounced the senior committees. The Senior Ball
committee consists Of John V. Westfall, Dresse-
Vile y v chairman; William p. Beeber, Will
Transport Penn: George r. Diehl. CINCINNATI rreu-
erick j. ENEMY Fulton. ~ y; CNnord NJ Ma''h
Saratoga Springs. y. Y; Frederick W. Phisterer'
Albany: Frederick +. Jewett. Elmra; Roger H.
Williams. New-fIaven. Conn; James r. wilson,
San Francisco The Glass Day Committee consists
OF A. W. Barber. chairman Chazy, ~ y; l. W.
Dxson Pulaski y. Y; G. +. a. Brneggeman, st.
Louis: T. NJ OFT Philadelphia; c. II. Powell, chent'
\ Y: C. NJ Russell Glens Falls. y. Y; {. =.
storrs Owego. ~ Y: f. H. Thatcher New-Canaan'
Conn: j. r. Woodbridge. Port Henry. n y
A new institution has been founded by the pro-
fessors and graduate students Of the President
White School OF History and Political Science. which
will supplement the work heretofore done by the
History and Political Science Association lhs Is
the organization OF general seminar or conference
OF the instructors and students OF the school Inc
different professors Of the school aiready nave
their department seminars. Professor Tyler con-
Quoting one In American history Professor Burr
ono IN medieval history Professor Morse stephens
onc In modern history. Professor jerks. with the
assistance Of Professors Wilcox and Hull SEMI
naries In political and social science and IN pohti-
cal economy The new general seminar brings To-
gether the members Of all the department seminars
n A
suits and methods Of work. The first meeting was
held Wednesday evening. December L. the pr.hci-
pal paper OF the occasion was presented by Pro-
lessor Wilcox on the topic Of redistribution OF sex
In the United States" Professor Morse stephens
described the origin and development or the OXFORD
rhetorical schoo, under Bishop Stubbs which has
given 10 England nearly al! OF NS present h'Stor'-
cal writer's OF prominence. ,.,,
The Athletic Council has elected Fred X Nhlte'
~ rleveloni football manager for next season.
hsN,
faculty. for holding the - memorial prize DEBATE
on tho evening Of January ~. 1875. The deOat'rs
who we're selected a. the last faculty meeting are are
William T. Belden. % l.. s. ~ itichford N; y,
George l.. Rockes o.. Skaneatcies y y, William
= chapman. IT.. 80 Norwich. = Herbert J..
rordhaiu rs L. <. II Ithaca; Fayctte f. Meyer.
%. Of Fort PLAIN; y y; Frank X NebekeE 30;
l. s. Logan. Utah. Addison b, ReSd - :" 81
OF Fredonla The subiect on The debate aro viii s Se
,or.n mar Of our system Of Federal taxation. II
being understood the revenue ~ state and local
Governments Is collected without r'S'S ~ Tue ''N-
alton OF incomes