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New-York tribune., 1894-03-25
THE RNT rs HIGH.

1T COSTS MONEY TO EASE A HOTEL AT NEW.
PORT
Newport r. l.. March 4 (SpeciaD. Good weather
still prevails, but the exected number of cottage
seekers did not materalia this week and less than
half a dozen tenants found. However there
were many visitors and quite a number OF the
cottagers arrived in order o inspect their Newport
summer homes Among tie arrivals was Warren
F. Leland who came her, to inspec, the Ocean
House. with a view of leaing 1t. He looked the
property and left tow favorably impressed
with everything. save the ent. which is UNDER
stood to be about $1,000.
Among the visitors here his week were the
following cottagers Christoper r. Robert, Miss
Barrett Mrs. y. d. W Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. ". S.
Wells Jahcz G. Knight, VILLAIN Grosvenor Mr.
and Mrs =. X Pendeton. Mr. ald Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish and O. II fman Burr VS. ir. and Mrs. Wells.
as well as Mrs NJ. A. G. Holmes have opened their
cottages, and g. Beresford, New-York. Is
guest of the former.
John Alexandra. Of New-Nork, has leased No.
pinard Cottage for the coming eason, and Mrs.
Shirley icrving OF New-York. has taken the John
~ A. Griswod cottage The lac Mrs. Delaney
Kane of New-York who was buriel here this week.
owned and occupied cottage In Snnyside Place
Mrs Allan T. Woodworth. Of New-York has
rented her cottage near the beach u William ~
Peckham of New-York and Mrs. l.. G. Tinker, also
of New-York has leased Mrs. ieorse Merrills
"Cosy Nook" cottage in Beevue-ae.
Edwin G. Angel. Of Providence, who owns and
occupies q cottage in Washington-s., has given
LOT of land 10 the Church OF the Redeemer In
Providence. adjoining the edifce. an' he has also
agreed to build a parish house foi the church..
r. ]. O'Neill, OF this city. has leasd the Aquid-
neck. which will be opened for the season next
month The cottages owned py Mrs r Brock
boist curing OF New-York. and Thoras T. Cush-
ing of BOSTON are being extensively improved. m
As soon as the weather VIII permit ne Guy VIII
make some needed improvements to the nadbeds or
the principal drives Ciustave Frohman, OF New,
Work. has leased the Hall cottage in Melton Road
ond :. Z, Moore of New-York. has taken the
Knowles cottage on Conancut Island. ony iew
cottages have thus far been rented AT C'hahcu"
which is called Newports annex
Bishop Potter OF New-York, may come 20 New, wv,
port and occupy his cottage, proVidhs Is ho'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-25
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. March q (SpecaD.-The two rival
literary societies of college the Philomathean and
Zelosophic societies held their first debating con-
test on Tuesday evening The subject under discus
sion was "I,esolved. That municipal suffrage should
be limited by a property qualification The judges.
Talcott williams Of THE Press; Charles l.. Rich
arlson OF the Municipal League and President De
Carno OF Swarthmore College. gave the decision
I'm favor OF the Zeosophlc Society, which had sup
ported the negative.
College closed on Wednesday night for week. as
the usual Easter vacation. The Medical and Dental
Departments also have a weeks vacation this sea-
son for the first time in years. The heightened
course now gives time and does not compel
them work during the usual time allotted for
vacation.
The week has been unusually pleasant for base
bali practice. and the team has been improving
the opportunity To It's fullest extent The best play
of the Philadelphia team have been out coacn-
Ing. weighing has beer coaching the pitchers ana
has great hopes of the now material Colbert. VINO
tried for halfback las; fall. Is showing up well
under his instruction. lie has great speed as well
a good delivery weighing also thinks highly or
the pitching Of Stokes and Dickson Clements ~
coaching the catchers. Brown. promising candl-
date for that place split his hand so badly on TUES
day that he has been obliged to stop practice for Il
few days
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WESTERN RESERVE.

Cleveland. Ohio. March q (SpeciaD-Ground will be
broken at once Cor the erection Of the new physical
laboratory. The building will be 80 by 90 feet and
three stories high The material will be- hard burned
brick set in black mortar. There will be- no base
ment The floors will be Of solid plank. five inches
thick as will De the partitions which VIII nave no
plastering The tower at the south corner is ar
ranged to accommodate a ten-irch telescope.
solid wall. running across the building, VIII divide
the portion Of the building intended for elementary
work from that set apart for advanced classes
The ground floor of the elementary end OF the
building is intended for general uscs-he1tlng ar
rangemenis power, dynamo storage battery. and
shop On the second floor is the elementary ID
boratory 5Gx2j feet out Of 1t open an assistant 3
room ana a small preparation room. The third
noor occupied by the lecturc-r room, with seat
ing capacity of 200.
The ground floor Of the portion intended for adj
Vancel work will be used for the study OF electric
itv. ON the second floor the library, a private
room a classroom, and coat room. The third
foOr 10 be used for optical and PHOTOGRAPHIC work
There VIII be two photograph rooms. one Tor the
free use Of students Interested in photography ana
one for more serious experimental work The heat
ing of the building viii be by forced blast The new
laboratory which viii be situated between Adeb"rt
College and Adeibert Hall. will be ready for occu-
pancy at the beginning Of the college year IN Sep
temhcr
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~ THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
COLt' MBIA.

new phase OF college sport has made its ap-
poarancc on the Columbia campus this spring and
II promises TO absorb the attention OF the under
graduates OF the university as completely do the
welI-established games OF football and baseball
This new game Is other than the simple.
childish amusement of spinning tops. The members
of "The Spectator editorial board were the in-
tators of the sport. and II has spread rapidly
among the members OF the upper classes, until the
whir of the nreeng string and the sharp crack Of
the metallic peg striking against the tagging are
heard from all parts of the campus. This sport Is
INDUCED in by the students OF Yale and Princeton.
and in the near future intercollegiate topspin-
ming contest Is likely to enter the list OF annual
college tournaments.
\ number of the members Of the sophomore class
clety" the purpose OF which Is 10 take trips TO
the different mining localities of this region and
McCaffery has been elected president OF the So
ciety. and W. l.. Painter secretary and treasurer.
\ party OF mines men VIII spend the fastsr yaea-
\ meeting of those students who are Interested
I'm the game of lacrosse Will be held this week in
Hamilton Hall to discuss the advlsaDiity OF organ
izing a regular team to represent the college
The members OF the junior class nave organized
a fcathcr-weirht crew, which Is rowing regularly on
erck Cutler Richmond Weed. 80. arts. Is the tenn
porary captain. The freshmen have decided TO sup
port baseball team this spring and have elected
Philip Bssel captain and W. Babcock manager.
The candidates IN regular training in the gym
nasum.
George II. Van De Water. has been reading Profess
sor nenry Drummonds Greatest Thing in the
World" chapel exercises. NJ the regular meet
deoate the subject. Resolved. That Home Rule
Would BE Beneficial for Ireland" on the ahlrma-
tive Messrs. Won Bresen. Brooks and Daly;
the negative, Messrs. Smith. Rhoades and En-
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NORTHWESTERN.

Evanston. Ill., March q (SpecaD.-The Law
School of the University has moved from It's oId
quarters TO rooms in the Masonic Temple BUILDING
in State-st Chicago. The removal was celebrated
by a meeting of the alumni, at which speeches were
made by President Henry Wade Rogers Professor
Blewett Lee. of the law faculty: James H. Ray
mond, president OF the Alumni Associations fresl-
dent Lyman of the Chicago Bar Association ana
Mr. Furness chairman OF the Committee OF Educd-
ton of the Chicago Bar Association
The University Guild has organized a Chicago
Chapter. 1t Is a social and literary organization.
and its purpose is promote the interests of the
University. The Evanston Chapter has been in cX-
istence for several years and has membership Of
about 200 The Art Department owes the largest
part of it's acquisitions OF paintings statuary and
vases to the Guild. The Evanston Chapter IS com
posed of women exclusively. while the Chicago
Chapter admits both men and women
second of the two annual indoor contests
Brewer raised the putting shot record 10 30 feet 10
inches Owing to complications in marking. the de-
cision as the victor in the oratorcal contest was
disputed but after a weeks debating the students
have agreed with Dr. Rogerss Interpretation. ana
j. Mark Ericsson will represent the Northwestern
at the intercollegiate contest at Madison.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass. March q tSpeciaD.-A college
exercises were suspended last Wednesday at D.. M
after winter term Of clsven weeks. About fifty
members of the college win remain in College Hall
during the Faster recess Ii has been decided that
the fall term Of the next college year shall begin
Thursday. September %. instead of the first
Thursday in September. as has been the custom
I'm the past This will add two weeks to the length
of next summers vacation.
At recent open meeting OF the Agora Society,"
held in the gymnasium. animated discussion OF
the Wilson bill took place. Speeches in favor of
the bin were made by Miss Mary w. Calkins. Miss
Cecilia Dickie, Miss Bertha Jackson and Miss Clar-
rissa Benson. The negative side was ably repre-
sented by Miss Abigail Laughlin. Miss Annie Peaks
Miss Stella OsSood and Miss Julia burgess.
Miss Elsbeth Miller and Miss Anna BeinhOrn.
instructors in the German department. gave a recital
consisting OF German fok-song. in the chapel last
Saturday afternoon. The delegates to the Student
Volunteer Convention, recently held In Detroit gave
report OF the convention TO the Wellesley Student
Volunteer Association Sunday evening Seldom
has a larger audience gathered In the chapel than
that which assembled to hear the vocal recital given
by Max Heinrich last Monday evening.
Ex.Go"ernO: William f. Russell has been made a
member OF the Visiting Committee to the depart
ment or physical training. Mr.. Haskell, the mana
ger OF the Cambridge team. has been coaching the
basketball team at the college. The land for
the new athletic field between Stone and Music
halls. has been ploughed. and Is now being made
Ievel py large force Of men. In order that the
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PRATT INSTITUTE.

The Institute. except the library. readinsroo
and general Office will be closed during this week.
The spring term will begin on April 3 On Wednes-
day. April t. the last but one of the free meetings
Will be held In Assembly Hall at p The sub
ject will be THE Relation of the Rich to the Poor"
Mrs. c. r. Lowell. DR. william T. Rainsford. Abram
s. Hewitt and r. w. Glider are expected to take
part In the discussion.
on April 3 3 and 6. Miss Laura Fisher. head Of
the Kindergarten Department of the Normal School
Boston, will speak the Kindergarten Gifts. in AS
sembly Hall. at p. M. The annual exhibition OF
the Institute work will take place In the latter
part Of May There will be special reception days
In the High School and the Department of Art. Ad-
mission Will be by ticket.
The annual catalogue OF the Institute is in the
hands of the printer. Among Its important an
nouncements will be the addition of all day courses
OF study In the regular art art-needlework and
design classes of the Art Department. The half
day classes will also be retained. This change will
aid pupils from distance who wish to accomplish
the greatest amount Of work in the smallest amount
OF time.
be an advanced class In cookery. These students
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. March q (SpeciaD.-The Easter vaca-
tion. which began on Wednesday. will continue
for one week only. great many of the students
have gone home tor the holidays but those who
live more than days journey from Baltimore
have remained In the city. Mrs Juliet l.. T.. Hill.
wife Of President Hill. Of Rochester. delivered a
lecture on Monday evening. on "Michael Angelo"
At the last meeting of the College Settlement
Chapter a constitution was adopted. The Social
Science Association had at its last meeting de-
parture from the regular programme. Several
members of the Charity organization Society were
present and gave practical illustrations Of the
methods used by the association in dealing with
cases in need of assistance a friendly visitor also
gave account of families which she had visited
and assisted to become self-suppOrtng.
A concert and literary entertainment was given
Tuesday evening. In the Latin School Chapel. In
aid Of the library fund OF the Girls Latin School
nucleus for a library already exists in the gift
OF s., 800 from Francs Crook. Of this city.
The senior class intend to have class-day ex
ercises to form part OF the commencement cele-
bration. and have engaged Monday. June II, for
that purpose.
ON Saturday asst the class Of "a were entertained
at luncheon given by the class president Miss
Ianet Palmer
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.

Rochester. y y. March 81 (SpeciaD.-On account
Of th. numerous engagements made by tn" pro-
f.ssors for next summer the University Extension
authorities have abandoned their project for SUM
rner school At the university Tho projectors OF the
scheme have received much announcement. how
ever and confidently expect 10 secure a corps or
instructors from the faculty for such a school in
1885.
Henry ". Martens has been elected captain ana
manager Of the sophomore baseball nine Arrange
ments are being made for the sophomore-frShman
game The sophomorcs won the football match In
December and have given their share Of IN" pro-
ce.ds 10 the Students Association Tor the support
of general athletics In the college.
The track athletic team is practising thr"" times
a week for the intercollegiate sports IW"hiN can
dilatrs for places on the baseball nine nave also
begun regular practice" M ,
The che. and Mandolin clubs Will start on their
suring trip ON Wednesday next They VIII give CON
POINTS Instead Of alternating their numbers on tn"
programme. the two Clubs will this year giv" the
opening and closing selections together. Martin
Bowman has been secured ~ director OF IN" Glce
cub and Chpp. -. and Mct;iil, 20. have recently
joined il.
\ series Of baseball games Is being arranged be-
tween mines from the different fraternity chapters.
The Prohibition club has named Schlauch, ~;
Hunt -: Carman. 20. and on Brien, 97. az com
mitcc to prepare FOR the intercollegiate Prohibition
oratOrcal contest In this city April q ON April
there Will be 4 local competitive contest to choose
three 10 represent Rochester.
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WESLEYAN.
.rw crI.n-nAsEBALL SCHEDULE.

,,r,v CrI.H-nAsEBALL SCHEDULE
ytll,o,own. Conn. March q (SpecaD.-A c'uo'
nrovislonaliy entitled the Citizenship 'Iup' mas
formed by members OF the Argus anu nv
,o,rts together with the Press cub Inc pu'
,,se or the organization Is to discuss lu'S''ohs VI
.,,o,oi interest and by the reading OF papers ana
nv lectures to stimulate an interest on 'le par. o'
tho men in college in those things "hch P',"'
n good government. J. a. Thompson ~ mas o''
elected PRESIDENT T. c. Snyder ~ secretary ""'
C. O. Judklns. 90 treasurer
Vacation began on Thursday. ana VIII continue
mill Tuesday The members Of the ball team 90
M, On home but will practise hard for the opening
came with Williams. Keefe. formerly OF the WASH
lngton team and now with Sprinsl"ld' VIII "'t ~
coach The diamond IL much improV"l oNe' ''''
year and new bleachcrs VIII be erected Inc H."
"car.'' IS not ready and the Old one VIII nave
- =. use1 again this season. Following Is re-
,,ssI lis, of dates a. issued by Manager Steele 'i
Anru ? Williams. a; Mddlcown; April 4. Williams
q, Mddletown: April O. Amherst at Middietown'
April g. Boston League. at Mdd!etoWn; AptH & ns
York. AnrU II Princeton. Princeton: April -:
brown At Mldctown: April y. Amherst -NssIrs, ~, %
:. Toriham. Al Fordham; May Trinity. a. a. MA ~
dictown. May Gosate a. Mi'iC,oMn: Cr'nn Nf8etlc
cub. Orange. May l6 Williams at NmatnS'I"
May H. Amherst a. Anher., Nay IL niysreI,y "f
Georgetown AT Mildictown: May %. open June =
TRINITY. AZ Hartford. ana one game Is yet to be
The Mandolin club and an octet from the Glee
.pnh ,,u accompany 4 J. Non 90 who IS 20 de-
liver a series of lectures during the vacation. on
dickens" at various towns in this ana h''s"po''"e
States. 81, -. ,h,s.,,
The recently ORGANIZED Dramatic club has CHOSEN In
sag manager; A. T.. " Gilliers. %. stag" III
rector and II. l. Hartman. 20. business mana
ger -,.. ,t.r, tho
following men spokc: ". J.. SNOW. ~ riea i9r !.
~ pariy-lIow Far Should Il Coz: G. H. Judi
'"rennvsons Answer % Pessmisn. and X. +.
Lowe "A Phase OF Ciy Service Reform
New-York tribune., 1894-03-25

New Brunswick. y. J.. March 2i (SpeciaD.-Thc
BRADLEY mathematical prize has been awarded u
NJ ID b. Gravatt. -. There were four contestants
for the prize which was established by the late
Associate Justice Bradley. Of the United states Su-
pr.n. Court a graduate Of Rutgers College In the
class Of 1876 The Tunis Quick prize In spelling and
English grammar has been won by W. j. Morrison.
tr ~ r. V. \. Carpenter. -. received honorable
Dr. John T. Drury. one Of the editors Of The
Christian Intclligcncrr preached IN kirkiatrick h
chapel on last sunday. Robert Parsons. %. has
been appointed member of the state Executive
Committee of the y. NJ &. \. of New-Jcrsey )r.
f. : Nadal Of Ncw-YOrk irctiired before IN" nj
yrrsity Extension Society of New-l}ruswick to-day
on the subject "Nirgnia and the Literature oi me
South" Members of the Junior class have organized
"A debating club The first subject VIII be-. should
nit- states senator's be Elected by Popular Vote!
Messrs Hobart Cooper and Byram constitute the
committee from the sophomore class 10 arrange Tor
the sophomore freshman field DAY.
Howard De Mott % has been elected biseblll
captain and active work on the diamond has already
begun William T.. Van Dyck. 49, has been chosen
captain OF next years football eleven.
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WILLIAMS.

Williamstown. Mass March q (Speci1D-MucA
surprise and comment have been occasioned 10y lhe
stand which Dr. Carter has taken toward a Will
iams-Cornen football game next Thanksgiving III
Buffalo fust arranged by the managers. President
Carte! holds that Thanksgiving Day Is sacred to
the church. and therefore Christian college can
not allow its football team to play upon that day
He has also stated that in the future committee
from the faculty will advise the manager in his
control Of the team.
The last week has been of awards and elec-
tions The Graves prizes for the best essays writ
ten by members of the senior class have been
awarded 10 Norman Herber; butcher, Bayard Hen
derson Clinsty. Edward Hyatt Hutton Samuel
Romney Spring. Floyd Elmer De Groat. ana oco't
Osborn Partridge. ,. ,
Monthly resulted in the choice of the following
board Frederick Day Goodwin. president: James
Ray Craighead Stuart FORBES Patterson. Elnathan
Sweet ir Louis DE Forest Downer. TheodJre Hinman
Simmons. Karl Ephraim Weston associates ana
Jerome RipleV Allen treasurer The annual Lit
nrize was awarded 10 Elnathan Sweet, jr. "The
Williams Weekly at its election chose ilve new
associate editors from the lower classes Sanford
Robinson and James Mcconnell Bailey. of the class
OF 90 Thomas Temple liayne. George Brown
The Sigma Phi and Delta Upsilon fraternities have
started work upon their new houses ana expect 10
have them ready for occupancy when college opens
next September.
The baseball team has had It's first outdoor prac-
tice this week. and played the first game OF the
season to-day. On Monday it leaves for the South
ern trip. At the time the Glee. Banjo and Mar
dolin clubs start West Both organizations VIII
have special cars and will remain away during the
entire spring vacation which closes on April G.
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I.IiIII(iII.

bethlehem. Penn. March q (SpeclaD.-The winter
meeting Of the Athletic Association was held last
Saturday in the gymnasium. Shombcrg. '9i broke
the college record for the running broad jump. at
10 feet l inch
Ecklcy H. Coke. ex-presldent Of the American
institute OF Mining Engineers. delivered "A lecture
last Saturday night the Uses Of Small Anthra-
cite COtl" lie exhibited a model Of endless
crate that hc has recently invented. for burning
coal slack.
TN. senior class has adop-1 mortar boards to be
worn from now until commencement day.
The following Will compose the baseball team on
th,. Southern trip: Catcher. McClung, 81 pitchers
Denan sc; Jackson. '.@; first base. Johnson. %:
second base Pctrikcn. 80 Ciptlin,; shorts'op
Woodcock. T.. O.: third base. Thompson. ~. out
field Burley, 81; Bray. 9i Lukens 81, and Wallace
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MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor Mich. March "a tSpeciaD.-Baseball
practice goes steadily on and the weak candidates
are being rapidly weeded out. The weather has
been fine during the last week and practice games
were begun the campus last Saturday. The pros
poets look favorable for Michigan sending a winning
team East this spring. The track men are hard at
work and the tennis players are only waiting for
repairs to be made the courts. which were dam
aged during the erection of the recitation build
ing A large number OF men. including many new
aspirants in training for the annual indoor
to be held on April Z. The cinder walk, which was
laid across the ballned on the campus during the
winter has been removed at the request OF the
Board of Control of Athletics.
The Glee and Banjo clubs gave a concert in Uni
versty Hall Saturday last for the benefit OF the
baseball fund and made several hundred dollars
TO send the East. The Williams College Glee
Banjo and Mandolin clubs will give a concert here
on April for the benefit of the Michigan clubs.
The next issue OF Wrinkle" will appear week
later than usual ii will be special Junior Hop
number and Will come out on the day of the hop.
March 80 About 1900 invitations have been sent out
for the hop
The report that the alumni funds were involved
In the failure of the Michigan Mortgage Company
was found TO be untrue on investigation.
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Poughkeepsie March - (SpecaD.-A concert OF
Easter music was given In the chapel last Sunday
evening by the choir and Glee club Besides several
choruses there were solos by Miss Eench and Miss
Iatimer and a trio by the Misses Latimer, Sebring
and Jones.
Three members OF the Board Of Editors Of "The
Vassar Miscellany" have been elected from the
sophomore class to I'll vacancies left by retiring
members OF the senior class. Miss lienriette l.
Schanton and Miss Katharine b. Hartridge were
olecte1 literary editors and Miss Gertrude r. Mac
Arthur business editor.
The library has received the gift Of fine bust OF
Cushing a member OF the class or n. and one Of
the college trustees.
The Floral Society has elected these officers for
the following year: President. Professor Leach
vice-presiient Grace l.. Huls; secretary and treas
urer Sara O. SpauldlEg.
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JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore. March "a (SpeclaD. President David
Jayne Hr of the University of Rochester. has COM
pleted a course OF lectures at the Johns Hopkins
University on Religion in the Light OF Science"
DR.. Hilps course the fifth in the annual series
founded by Eugene Levering of Baltimore and
devoted to some topic connected with the Christian
religion. reception was given to DR. Hin by the
University Young Mems Christian Association
Catcher Robinson. of the Baltimore Baseball Club
has been trying hard to make up university team.
but he cannot get the players to practise There are
about twenty candidates and Robinson has picked
out Williams. Brown Purnell. Taylor, w. McCor-
mick. Griswoh, Lockly. c. Mccormick and Landis
the team. but there may be some changes after
the first two or three games. The first regular